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MS – Batman Day 2016 Signing
September 7, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Mississippi, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Artist Steven Butler appears at Bombshell Comics on Saturday, September 17, 2016 to sign and sketch for BATMAN DAY 2016!
Bombshell Comics & Stuff
2103 Hardy St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401
(601) 543-0807
Vic Mignogna Beams Down to Boston Comic Con 2016
April 4, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, Anime, Convention News, Massachusetts, Movies, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Television, Top Stories, Video Games
Press Release:
Boston Comic Con is happy to welcome actor Vic Mignogna, best known for his voice acting work on the anime Fullmetal Alchemist, to the media guest lineup this year as part of our Star Trek 50th Anniversary Celebration! Vic plays Captain Kirk in the webseries Star Trek Continues, which is a direct continuation of the Enterprise's five-year mission. He joins a guest list that includes Karl Urban, Dr. McCoy in the new series of Star Trek films including this summer's Star Trek Beyond, and the original Captain Kirk himself, William Shatner! Check out the full list of celebrity guests at the link!
Victor Mignogna is an American actor known for his prolific voice-over work in the English dubs of Japanese anime shows and for his role as Captain Kirk in the immensely popular fan-created sci fi series Star Trek Continues. Vic's most notable voice role is that of Edward Elric for the Fullmetal Alchemist series, for which he earned the American Anime Award for Best Actor in 2007. Other notable roles in anime include his work in the Dragon Ball Z films, Ouran High School Host Club, Tubas: Reservoir Chronicle, D.N. Angel, and Vampire Knight. His video game credits include Sonic the Hedgehog series and Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3.
Victor will be appearing all three days of the event.
Tickets are on-sale now at the link!
About Boston Comic Con:
The Boston Comic Con is a 100% independently run comic book show committed to bringing the biggest and best comic creators to New England. Run by fans for fans, Boston Comic Con is not affiliated with any other convention tour or corporate interests. Hosting over 120,000 square feet of vendors selling comic books, toys, posters, trading cards, and other pop culture memorabilia, this is a destination event for geeks of any stripe. This year's convention will be held Friday August 12th, Saturday August 13th, and Sunday August 14th at the Seaport World Trade Center, 200 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA 02210. For more information please go to our website at www.bostoncomiccon.com and follow us on Twitter (@BostonComicCon) and Facebook!
CA – Warren the 13th Launch Party
November 5, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under California, Comic Books, Manga, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Webcomics
Tania Del Rio appears at Vroman's Bookstore on Monday, November 30, 2015 at 6:00 PM!
Meet Warren the 13th, a cursed 12-year-old Victorian bellhop who's terribly unlucky . . . yet perpetually optimistic, hard-working, and curious. Orphan Warren's pride and joy is his family's hotel, but he's been miserable ever since his evil Aunt Anaconda took over the management. Anaconda believes a mysterious treasure known as the All-Seeing Eye is hidden somewhere on the grounds, and she'll do anything to find it. If Warren wants to preserve his family's legacy, he'll need to find the treasure first if the hotel's many strange and wacky guests don t beat him to it! This middle-grade adventure features gorgeous two-color illustrations on every page and a lavish two-column Victorian design that will pull young readers into a spooky and delightful mystery. (Quirk Books)
Those wishing to get books signed will be asked to purchase at least one copy of the author's most recent title from Vroman's. For each purchased copy of the newest title, customers may bring up to three copies from home to be signed. This policy applies to all Vroman's Bookstore events unless otherwise noted. Save your Vroman's receipt; it will be checked when you enter the signing line.
Vroman's Bookstore
695 E. Colorado Blvd Pasadena, CA 91101
(626) 449-5320
CA – Sonic Boom #11 Signing
September 8, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, California, Comic Books, Other, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Television, Video Games
Sam Freiberger, writer on the Sonic Boom cartoon show, appears at Earth-2 Comics on Saturday, September 12, 2015 from noon till 2:00 PM to sign copies of SONIC BOOM #11!
Earth-2 Comics
15017 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
(818) 386-9590
AL – Sonic Boom Signing
March 11, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under Alabama, Comic Books, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Artist Steve Butler appears at 99 Issues Comics on Saturday, March 14, 2015 from 1:00 – 5:00 pm to sign his newest book SONIC BOOM! from Archie Comics! Mr. Butler is known for his work on Web of Spider-Man, Sonic the Hedgehog, Silver Sable, and more.
99 Issues Comics
5618 Old Shell Road, Mobile, AL 36608
(251) 648-7583
Archie Comics Schedule & Exclusives for NYCC 2014
October 7, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Archie Comics will have exclusive variant covers, special creator signings, and three must-see panels at this year's New York Comic Con, the premiere pop-culture extravaganza in New York City from October 9-12 at the Jacob Javits Center.
New York Comic Con 2014 Exclusive Variant Covers
Archie Comics will have New York Comic Con exclusive variant covers to ARCHIE #660, MEGA MAN #41, SABRINA #1, and SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #265 at the Archie Comics Booth (#1936)!
Variants are $10 each and supplies are limited.
Archie Comics will also be hosting creator signings at the Archie Comics Booth (#1936) all weekend! Take a look at the full signing schedule below:
Archie Originals: Fri 10/10, Sun 10/12, 11 am – 12 pm
Dan Parent, Fernando Ruiz, Jack Morelli, Paul Castiglia (Friday only)
Death of Archie: Sat 10/11, 11 am – 12 pm
Jon Goldwater, Fernando Ruiz, Pat Kennedy
Archie Meets Kiss: Sat 10/11, 4 pm – 5 pm
Dan Parent, Alex Segura
Archie Action: Fri 10/10, Sat 10/11, Sun 10/12, 1 pm – 2 pm
Jamal Peppers, Ryan Jampole, Jennifer Hernandez, Ben Hunzeker, John Workman, James Fry
Archie Horror: Fri 10/10, Sat 10/11, Sun 10/12, 2 pm – 3 pm
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Francesco Francavilla, Robert Hack
Dark Circle Comics: Sun 10/12, 4 pm – 5 pm
Duane Swierczynski, Chuck Wendig, Dean Haspiel
Don't miss Archie's three must-see panels at this year's show featuring the latest news and the creative talent behind all your favorite comic book series!
Archie Action Hour: Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man
Thursday, October 9 from 1 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. in Room 1A18
Paul Kaminski (Archie Comics Executive Director of Editorial) is joined by Mike Pellerito (Archie Comics President), Vincent Lovallo (Assistant Editor), Ryan Jampole, Ben Hunzeker, Jennifer Hernandez, Jamal Peppers, and Jon Gray to bring you an hour jam-packed with action and adventure as you go behind the scenes and get the latest news on all things SONIC THE HEDGEHOG and MEGA MAN!
Archie Forever: Life, Afterlife and Beyond
Friday, October 10 from 4:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. in Room 1A05
Archie is everywhere! This is the one panel you cannot miss! Get some exclusive news on the hit AFTERLIFE WITH ARCHIE series, details on the just-launched SABRINA series, info on the Dark Circle superhero line and everything you wanted to know about Archie and his friends on this all-star panel featuring the AFTERLIFE WITH ARCHIE creative team of Writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Artist Francesco Francavilla along with Publisher/Co-CEO Jon Goldwater, Writer/Artist Dan Parent, artist Michael Uslan, and more!
Dark Circle Comics: Building the Future of Superhero Comics
Sunday, October 12 from 12:15 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. in Room 1A05
Get in on the ground floor of one of the most talked-about launches in comics as Dark Circle Comics Editor Alex Segura, Archie President Mike Pellerito, Editor Paul Kaminski and key talent like THE SHIELD Co-Writer Chuck Wendig, THE BLACK HOOD Writer Duane Swierczynski and THE FOX Writer/Artist Dean Haspiel and a few surprise guests lay the foundation for the cinematic and literary universe of titles coming from Dark Circle Comics, including THE BLACK HOOD, THE FOX and THE SHIELD!
For more information regarding panels and scheduling, visit the New York Comic Con website. For more information regarding creator signings, giveaways, and events at the Archie Comics Booth, be sure to follow @ArchieComics on Twitter and Like us on Facebook!
OH – FCBD: Abe Sapien Signs
April 9, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Doug Jones, Mike Pollock, and many more appear at Packrat Comics on Saturday May 3rd for Free Comic Book Day!
Special Guests!
Doug Jones – Fans will long remember Doug for his work as THE SILVER SURFER in FANTASTIC FOUR RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER. He's also the life and soul of ABE SAPIEN in HELLBOY and HELLBOY II THE GOLDEN ARMY (based on the popular Dark Horse comic book, returning to his role of ABE SAPIEN as well a taking on 2 other roles, that of THE CHAMBERLAIN and THE ANGEL OF DEATH for director Guillermo del Toro.)! In the film he wants to be remembered for Doug portrays 2 characters in the Oscar winning film Pan's Labyrinth (in the native tongue of Spanish "El Laberinto del Fauno"). He plays BOTH Pan (the faun creature) and The Pale Man. Little trivia fact: He learned ALL his lines for the film in Spanish while comparing it to a special script prepared for him in English! Aside from these very POPULAR films you can also find Doug's work as the voice of Abe Sapien in the HELLBOY cartoon series, as Bette Midler's boyfriend BILLY in HOCUS POCUS, he was side by side with Danny De Vito in BATMAN RETURNS, PLUS he was one of the "Gentlemen" in the fan favorite TV series BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER! Plus if you just can't get enough of Doug do check out his starring role on NBC's "FEAR ITSELF" and look for him in a new film NOW AVAILABLE ON DVD called "MY NAME IS JERRY"!
Mike Pollock – Mike Pollock is a voice actor, famous for playing characters in anime dubs by 4Kids Entertainment. He has appeared as the narrator for 4Kids shows like Pokémon and some promos on the original Fox Box and 4Kids TV. He is also well-known as the current voice actor for Dr. Eggman and Professor Gerald Robotnik in Sonic X and in all Sonic games from Shadow the Hedgehog.
Artist Alley!
Matthew Swift
Dirk Manning
Heather Breckel
JD Larabee
Matthew Swift
Jamie Snell
Scott Simmons
Bryan Borgman
Mark Lemieux
Sean Forney
Molly Durst
Josh Peters
Michael Anthony Carroll
Joel Jackson
Tom Williams
Travis Perkins
CCAD Explorer Post Program
In addition to the free comics and dozens of guests, we've got plenty of other activities planned! Sketch cover silent auction, game demos, costume contest, games & prizes for kids, charity comic book poker game and more!
TEA TIME WITH DEADPOOL is back for their second Free Comic Book Day! This is not recommended for children under 18.
Packrat Comics
3864 Lattimer Street, Hilliard, OH 43026
(614) 527-8450
CA – Free Comic Book Day 2014
April 8, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Ted Naifeh and Evan Stanley sign at Flying Color Comics on Saturday May 3rd from 11:00 am till 3:00 pm for Free Comic Book Day!
Press Release:
"Courtney Crumrin" artist/writer/creator Ted Naifeh and his publisher, Oni Press, have a arranged something VERY SPECIAL for our Free Comic Book Day event.
"Princess Ugg" is Ted's amazing new series debuting in early June. On FCBD, we will have some copies of the extremely limited Princess Ugg #1 Herzerker Edition… a full month before the regular edition is published.
To get one of these limited Herzerker Editions for FREE, all you need to do is pay in advance for the first three issues ($3.99 each) of Princess Ugg.
And to make sure this is fair for everyone, this special offer will ONLY be available on Saturday May 3rd during our Free Comic Book Day signing with Ted Naifeh.
Flying Colors Comics
2980 Treat Blvd (at Oak Grove Rd), Concord, CA 94518
NC – Free Comic Book Day 2014
April 8, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Comic Strips, Cosplay, Free Comic Book Day, North Carolina, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Video Games, Webcomics
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Joe Quinones, Maris Wicks, Yale Stewart, Jacob Chabot, Erica Henderson, and many more sign at Acme Comics on Saturday May 3, 2014 for Free Comic Book Day!
Press Release:
The countdown is on as Acme steps into the next age of the Triad's oldest & largest comic book store, consolidating their creative power back into the Lawndale Shopping Center and strengthening it's partnership with Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema to bring you the best Free Comic Book Day ever!
–57 different comic offerings, up from last year's 52, PLUS whatever other promo books we find around the shop to add to the mix! The first 50 people in line are guaranteed a copy of each book, an offer so appealing it pushes the physical boundaries of the official Free Comic Book Day bags!
–The air-conditioned and waterproofed Sketch Pavilion in Acme Comics Presents will be streamlined to get you through the line faster than ever before while ensuring all attendees that would like to have the opportunity to get their books signed and get a one of kind commission can do so for FREE!
–Geeksboro's main floor will also play host to even more artists with which to visit!
–Discover more about one of our favorite publishers as we screen Sequart's Image Revolution featuring length documentary in the 48 seat theatre downstairs in Geeksboro!
–Get to know renowned local cosplayers like Ed "Static Shock" Newsome, Caitlin "Robin" Rhyne, Ian "War Machine" Raulston, and many, MANY more on the sidewalks of the Lawndale Shopping Center!
–FREE face-painting by Munchie & Me!
–Once again, hang out all night and all day and all night again at Geeksboro as our pals down the sidewalk will be open straight through on Friday for the food, beverages, and facility conveniences for anyone camping out over night, all day Saturday to provide refreshments and entertainment to event-goers, and until 2 AM Saturday night for the after-party to beat all after-parties!
–Pub-style Superhero Trivia on Saturday night complete with cash & comic prizes!
–Have small children and want to avoid some of the crowds? Stop by to pick up a bag of books and visit with creators at the Greensboro Children's Museum (6 books, 3 artists) and the Windsor Recreation Center (4 books, 4 artists) from 10 AM – 1 PM!
Creators Appearing at Acme Comics & Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema:
—Thomas Boatwright – Orc Girl, Cemetery Blues, Halloween Legion, Surreal Adventures of Edgar Allan Poo
—Jacob Chabot – Mighty Skullboy Army, Hello Kitty, Voltron Force, SpongeBob
—Casey Coller – Transformers Robots in Disguise, Transformers More than Meets the Eye
—Chris Giarrusso – G-Man, Aw Yeah Comics, Mini Marvels, Bullpen Bits
—Erica Henderson – Subatomic Party Girls, Atomic Robo Real Science Adventures
—Sandy Jarrell – Batman '66, Meteor Men, Wasteland
—Tracy Lee Quinn – freelance illustrator, Free Comic Book Day poster
—Joe Quinones – Ultimate Comics Survive, FF, Batman Black & White, Batman '66
—Amanda Rachels – Flesh of White, Arcana's the Book, Clown Town
—Gregg Schigiel – Pix Teenage American Fairy, SpongeBob Comics, X-Babies
—Brian Smith – Stuff of Legend, Intrepid EscapeGoat, Uncle Ant
—Yale Stewart – JL8 (Little League), Nova
—Randall Trang – Roller Girl & the Flying Sidekick
—Michael Watkins – Sonic the Hedgehog, Transformers
—Maris Wicks – Primates, Yes, Let's, Batman Black & White
—Kelly Yates – MonstHer, Doctor Who: Prisoners of Time, Doctor Who: Fairytale
Acme Comics
2150 Lawndale Drive, Greensboro, NC 27408
CA – Yakko Sings
January 31, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Voice actor Rob Paulsen welcomes composer Randy Rogel to Talkin' Toons LIVE on Tuesday February 4, 2014 at 8:00 PM at the Hollywood Improv!
Press Release:
The world-famous Hollywood Improv is proud to invite you to join Emmy and Annie award winner Rob Paulsen as he talks about his experiences in voice acting!
About Rob Paulsen:
Born in Detroit, Rob Paulsen spent his childhood in Livonia and Rochester, attending Junior and Senior high school in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Rob loved cartoons like most kids but aspired to be a professional hockey player. "Fortunately, thanks to some big, strong, kid from Winnipeg who drilled me so hard my ears are still ringing, I learned around age 18 I had neither the talent nor the temperament to make a living playing hockey. So, I turned to my other passions: singing and acting."
The goal of bringing absolute believability to a fictional character, live-action or animated, is what every actor strives for. Those who are committed to their career and who combine experience, passion and skill are likely to succeed.
Those gifted with exceptional talent who focus on maximizing their potential by finding their own niche, quickly break away from the pack. After years of honing their craft and consistently delivering memorable performances in which the character impacts an indelible image on the viewer, the public and the industry take notice, singling out the best.
"I'm getting paid to do what I got in trouble for in the 7th grade," jests Rob, who won a Daytime Emmy in 1999 as "Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program" for Pinky and The Brain (Warner Bros.) Though nominated twice previously, the victory was especially sweet due to some formidable competition – fellow nominees Louie Anderson, Ernest Borgnine, Dennis Franz and Jeffery Tambor. In addition to his Emmy, Rob won back-to-back Annie Awards in 1997 and 1998. "I absolutely love what I do and thank my lucky stars for twenty-five years of full-time employment in this business," he says.
"It's a treat to portray a complex character," Rob explains about Pinky, a goof-ball mouse with funny teeth, a head filled with clouds and an inane imagination that is punctuated with a staccato laugh. "Besides … where else could I find a job where emotional outbursts and odd exclamations like 'Egad!,' 'Narf!,' 'Poit!,' 'Splonk!,' and 'Zort!' are allowed and in fact, encouraged?" With over 2,000 half-hours of animation to his credit, Rob's versatility shines in his starring roles as the voices of Yakko, Pinky and Dr. Scratch 'n' Sniff in the Peabody and two-time Emmy award-winning series "Animaniacs."
Some of Rob's other well-known animated characters include Raphael of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," Arthur in "The Tick," the title role in "The Mask" (for a WHOLE lot less dough than Mr. Carrey, thank you), the title role in "Mighty Max," Carl Wheezer in "Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius," Jack Fenton in "Danny Phantom," Bobble in the "Tinkerbell" series of DVDs and hopefully more to come.
Paulsen's extensive credits include on-camera roles in numerous motion pictures including Body Double, Stewardess School, Eyes of Fire, The Perfect Match, and Warlocked. His television acting credits include guest-starring roles on MacGyver and St. Elsewhere. Additionally, he is one of the most sought-after voice actors in the commercial arena, performing in over 1000 commercial spots.
As passionate about "paying it forward" as he is about his lucrative career, Rob supports various charitable organizations, particularly those benefiting children and military veterans. Rob's volunteer work with GOALmodels has been particularly rewarding. GOALmodels, a high school program in Reseda, California, is designed to inspire 9th graders to set goals and overcome obstacles in life. Blending his life experiences with passion for his work, his presentations are informative, entertaining and inspiring. In his leisure time, Rob enjoys golf, riding his motorcycle and occasionally lacing up his skates for another chance to relive his past glory on the rink. He spends the majority of his free time with his wife, Parrish, and their two Yorkshire terriers, Pooshie and Tala.
Hollywood Improv
8162 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90048


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Recorded live at the Clapham Grand in south London, a series of edgy satirical takes on the big stories and themes of the week, as seen through the eyes of some of the country's best comedians
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Situated by the ocean, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Lincoln City Cultural Center and Tanger Outlet Center. Lincoln City Skate Park and Green Acres Equestrian Center are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Quality Inn1091 SE First St Lincoln City OR 97367
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Quality Inn features a spa tub and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This Lincoln City hotel also offers spa services, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
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Minimum check-in age is 18
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John Oliver's take on Brexit vote
If you aren't sure what today's Brexit vote in the United Kingdom is all about, HBO's funnyman John Oliver sheds some light …
Here's hoping cooler minds prevail today.
Overheard from the Posh Mums of North London
In case you were ever wondering what you were missing by NOT being a posh mum in North London's borough of Highgate, there is a Twitter account, @HighgateMums, that pulls the lid off of the conversation amongst the ladies who brunch.
Here are just a few gems:
* "Sweetheart, I don't blame the Art teacher for scolding you. This piece is devastatingly lacklustre."
* "My girl's in the lowest tier, but I'm convinced she's being used to be an aspirational focus for her less-abled classmates."
* "Darling, don't scrape your chair. It makes your presence over-known."
* "School hours are designed for the convenience of the teachers and pupils and frankly nobody else. Nobody else AT ALL."
* "Her first words were 'shoes' and 'brioche'."
* "I know she's mine, but she's an appalling painter. Her use of greens is one of the few saving graces."
SMH. Amazing.
Taylor Swift + Chris Martin = ?
Once you go Brit, you never go back.
Or so it seems for Taylor Swift. I've been amused this week to hear that Tom Hiddleston is the latest in her string of British boyfriends (Calvin Harris, and before him, infamously Harry Styles).
I kind of wished she had waited a heartbeat and considered dating Chris Martin, Coldplay's front man, who seems to be smitten with American women (famously married to Gwyneth Paltrow, then seen dating Jennifer Lawrence and possibly Heather Graham). It could very well be a match made in heaven. I can see it now. She'll giggle as he talks about the "loo" and fixes her a cup of tea (okay … maybe not in that order). He'll love her "garage" and "aluminum foil" and meatloaf, but we may need to wait it out. He appears to be quite content with his current wildcard girlfriend Annabelle Wallis, who hails from Portugal of all places.
Give it time. I'm quite certain the stars will align and he'll be back on the market looking for an American girlfriend, around the same time that Taylor Swift grows tired of Tom Hiddleston's dad dancing.
I give it three months.
Scottish Ginphographic
Impressive, Scotland. Very impressive!
Thanks to 5pm.co.uk for reminding me of what I've missed out on (I think Hendrick's is the only one that I've tried…)
Princess Charlotte's balcony debut
Oh, Princess Charlotte is a cutie. I loved these photos of the Royal Family taken on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during Saturday's annual Trooping the Colour in celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday.
British men try high heels for a day
This I love …
(This video reminds me of a pair of black patent leather heels, which were gorgeous in theory – less so, when I walked around Tin Man-style around the office, not unlike these brave souls. The shoes remain in my closet and that is where they will stay.)
It's 10 years since a man was interviewed on BBC by mistake
What happens when a taxi driver Guy Goma turns up at BBC Studios to interview for a job as a Data Support Cleanser but ends up being mistaken for expert Guy Kewney? Well, he gets rushed onto the set to discuss Apple's court cases with The Beatles record label on live TV. His expression at the start of the interview is just priceless.
Walmart management's notes to Shane
Have you seen these entertaining notes from Walmart management to employee Shane? They have been going around virally and the story was picked up by the British Mirror newspaper this week …
Here are just a few gems.
All of that fun reminded me of my brief stint working at a supermarket in the small British seaside town of Teignmouth so many years ago. One of my co-workers would stick coupons to the floor just to see how many people would stop and try to pick them up, with the fleeting moment of giddy that comes from finding the right bargain.
Those were the days …😉
Hot cross buns – one a penny, two a penny
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but we are in the last week of Hot Cross Bun season — the final stretch.
Well, at least the Brits in the room are probably well aware. For Americans, well, it's been a season of abominations. I've come across all kinds, including sweet dinner rolls studded with red and green fruit, others with lemon curd-like stuff where the dough cross should have been. The devil's spawn in bread form.
It's been enough to draw us into the kitchen. My husband has already made two batches of hot cross buns from a Delia Smith recipe (from her "Complete Cookery Course" cookbook) and it really has been a revelation. Is it easy? Not by any stretch of the imagination. But is it worth it? Oh yes!


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There is a slight possibility that I may have a c-section. How did nursing go for any of you ladies who had a c-section???? DS1 was a vaginal delivery, but he got stuck and forceps had to be used. I did not get to nurse him for an hour while the doc stitched me up. We did well and I nursed and pumped at work for 14 months. I am just concerned about things if I do have a c-section. THanks for any info
nursing after a c-section
My first was a c-section. I was induced and due to a zillion reasons, ended up in a c-section. I nursed her probably within the first 2 hours she was born (probably shorter, but I had really high blood pressure and my timeline is really fuzzy)
She nursed really well. She was extra sleepy, and I was told sometimes c-section babies are a little sleepy the first week or two and you have to really work to wake them. We were discharged at 48 (ish) hours and she had her first dr. appt. 2 days later. She was born at 6 lbs 13 oz and dropped to 6lbs 7oz in the hospital. She was 6lbs 6oz 2 days later. I worked REALLY hard to get her to gain weight and 2 days later she was at her birth weight.
She nursed for 33 months.
My second was a repeat c-section. I was still nursing my first, so I didn't have any problems getting my milk in, etc. She lost 2oz in the hospital in 2 days. She was above birth weight at her 2 day checkup. I know I nursed her pretty soon too, probably in the first two hours. She nursed 13 months until I got pregnant again. She was never one of those babies that LOVED to nurse (like my first) though, so I know she would have weaned regardless probably. I don't remember her having the sleepy problems like my first either. But that could have been because I was still nursing, she didn't have to try as hard to get my milk to come in.
Good luck!
My first was a vaginal delivery and due to blood incompatibility she was extremely sleepy and we had a hard time getting her to nurse, but kept at it (through weight loss) and she nursed for 14mo. My ds I had placenta previa and had a c/s and was worried about nursing, but as soon as I was in recovery they brought him in, so maybe 30 min and he took right to nursing, no problems at all, even for a barely 36wker. Then I had twins at 36wks and they were in the nicu for a few hours, so they did not nurse until 3-5 hrs after birth. All 4 of my babies lost more than 10% of their birth weight and we did almost daily weight checks at the peds, I don't think a c/s over a vaginal delivery effected my milk coming in at all, but I know it can for some.
Things are done a bit differently here I think with the whole recovery process after a c section, but as soon as I was leaving the OR which was within an hour my DS was placed on my chest and the midwife was going to help him latch as the hospitals policy is baby is given skin to skin asap and the chance to nurse. Prior to that the only time DS was away from me was when they wrapped him with a blanket so less than 2 mins and he was kind of in my eye sight ( if I twisted my head to a strange angle) the whole time, then given to my hubby to hold and snuggle with while I was stitched up. She was called away briefly but he self latched and went for it. I was released on day 6, my milk had come in around day 3/4 (over night) and he was just above birth weight on his discharge. He has been nursing for a year so far.
I had a c/s with DS after being 10 days past my doctor's due date, which led to a failed induction. I was not able to BF Aiden for 2.5 hours after he was born (I didn't even see him during this time). A lot of that was due to the hospital (I'm on the border of Mexico and it's a small community medical building). I used a boppy in the hospital to help me with nursing since it helped my incision feel better. I had no issues with my milk coming in later than normal. DS and I have a great BFing relationship. Never had a supply issue. He was back at birth weight less than a week after his birth.
If I end up with a c/s in the future, I'll request to BF while in recovery. There's no reason why I'm lying there that I couldn't try.
I've had both vag and c-sec. I cannot say that it went differently with either. I asked the LC about my milk coming in more slowly with a c as I've been told that by others. She said that part of the reason they give the pit after your c is not just to help your uterus contract back down in size but also because it helps your milk come in.
Request to get your baby latched on ASAP. The drigs from the c made me so very sleepy that my DH kinda had to remind me about the BF-ing thing. If you can have your DH help support you with the BF-ing since you'll have some lingering effects from the spinal and the pain meds you'll do just fine, really.
Just do as the nurses tell you as far as when to get up and when to rest. Also, take your pain meds on schedule. They do make a big difference.
GL - I hope your delivery goes really really well adn that you get to BF your new darling right away!


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Red Sox sports medicine director says David Ortiz "was essentially playing on stumps"
David Ortiz had a whale of a final season with the Red Sox. It was so good that he was asked, many, many times, if he was thinking of reversing his retirement decision and coming back for 2017. Ortiz always said no, he was still retiring, occasionally making mention of his aching feet and the physical grind his 40-year-old body was undergoing.
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Models for HTTP-Adaptive-Streaming-Aware Content Distribution Network Interconnection (CDNI), July 2013
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This document presents thoughts on the potential impact of supporting HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HAS) technologies in Content Distribution Network Interconnection (CDNI) scenarios. The intent is to present the authors' analysis of the CDNI-HAS problem space and discuss different options put forward by the authors (and by others during informal discussions) on how to deal with HAS in the context of CDNI. This document has been used as input information during the CDNI working group process for making a decision regarding support for HAS.
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In their 44-year existence as an NHL team, the St. Louis Blues have had more than 600 players don their blue and gold sweaters.
Many of those players had short tenures with the team, did not make that much of an impact and have long been forgotten, while others spent what seemed like a lifetime in a St. Louis jersey, helped shape the franchise and are permanently cemented in the hearts of Blues fans.
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Feminist Theory and Wiki Edu
Posted on Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Through a partnership with the Wiki Education Foundation (Wiki Edu), students in this semester's "Feminist Theory" seminar have produced a body of work spanning the past, present and future of feminism.
In Women's Studies 300, the core theory course for majors and minors, students "delve into the terms of feminist theory to appreciate their emergence and the struggles women were trying to resolve in creating feminist theory," says Professor of Women's Studies Betty Bayer.
Throughout the fall semester, the students researched and wrote reference articles in consultation with Wiki Edu, which describes itself "as the bridge between academia and Wikipedia," working with U.S. and Canadian college and university instructors since 2010 to develop content to course-related articles on Wikipedia. Bayer developed the course after learning, through the National Women's Studies Association, about Wiki Edu's project linking women's studies courses to Wikipedia. The HWS seminar was one of 29 courses working with the nonprofit this semester to produce in total nearly 400 reference articles about topics in women's studies.
To engage students, as Bayer puts it, in "the practicality of feminist theory and its use as a tool to think through and create change," she framed the course around the 1977 National Women's Conference, in Houston, Texas, where nearly 20,000 attendees gathered to address issues including the Equal Rights Amendment, reproductive rights, child care and sexual orientation, among others. The conference, considered a landmark event in modern feminism, was the first meeting of its kind in the U.S. since the 1848 Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, N.Y., not far from Hobart and William Smith.
As students researched the conference, looking "at the terms of the struggle and the terrain on which feminists were trying to create change," the partnership with Wiki Edu offered "a way to zero in and learn to write in a voice that is factual," Bayer continues. "I wanted them to experience this sense of what it means to put themselves in the public sphere, to allow the challenges and disagreements to exist and learn how to navigate the dimensions of the issue."
"We got to display all of our work on public domains so that we could contribute to feminist discourse in a greater context," says Caroline Connor '16. "Between grappling with theorists, engaging with a variety of media sources and publishing our knowledge on the Internet, there was rarely a dull moment."
For Kim Gutierrez '17, "Feminist Theory" was her first seminar-style course and she found "that the size of the seminar (about 10 people) truly fostered an environment for meaningful dialogue."
In the latter stages of the course, students drew on their research and the course dialogue to bring an analytical approach to their topics and "look critically through the lenses of feminist theory they've been studying all semester," Bayer explains. "They started to appreciate theory as a tool to think through and create change."
In December, at the Women's Rights National Park, the class presented their projects, as well as the digital story map that tracks the torch relay run from Seneca Falls to Houston to inaugurate the 1977 conference.
The story map offers "an interactive way to trace the relay to the conference and supply a mass amount of information that we worked the entire semester for and combine it all into one," says Shelby Chase '16. "Because it's online, it will allow others to discover the same knowledge we did throughout this entire semester easier access."
And through Wikipedia, she adds, "we have the ability to influence thought not just locally or nationally but world wide."
The students were joined for the presentations in Seneca Falls by HWS faculty and staff as well as local leaders, including Marilyn Tedeschi, president of the board of Friends of Women's Rights National Historical Park, Inc., and former president of the Greater Rochester American Association of University Women; Marilyn Bero, former president of the National Women's Hall of Fame; and Merrill Amos '11, curator and educator at the Hall, who brought with her the famous torch from relay and other conference memorabilia. In addition, Bayer serves as the vice president of Friends of Women's Rights National Historical Park, Inc., and on the board of the National Women's Hall of Fame.
Now at the end of the semester, having examined the theory both in the abstract and in its application, Connor is enthusiastic about the course's emphasis on "becoming not just feminist scholars, but public intellectuals. We got to display all of our work on public domains so that we could contribute to feminist discourse in a greater context. Though the work was challenging, in the end it was very rewarding."
"After talking through the concepts," Gutierrez says, "feminist theories helped me make sense of some things in my life, and these recurring connections never failed to surprise me. We brought events, theories, movements, tactics from feminist thinkers into a more public platform. ?I appreciated the opportunity to experience firsthand what making a difference feels like."
Visit the Wiki pages the course created and curated:
- 1977 Women's National Conference: Minority-Latino-Women
- Nuclear Family
- 1977 National Women's Conference
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- Double consciousness
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The love you gave me, nothing else can save me
Portishead's first release in eight years is "SOS", an ABBA cover recorded for the film adaptation of J.G. Ballard's High-Rise.
"Say, old man, we are stopped and surrounded by ice".
One hundred years ago, a network of Marconi wireless operators documented history's most famous shipwreck. Jack Phillips and Harold Bride, the RMS Titanic's radio officers, were usually tasked with sending personal communications for first-class passengers. But on April 14, 1912, they turned their tapping fingers to the CQD distress signal (and, later in the evening, the relatively new SOS call), using the distinctive slang of their fellow operators to report the wreck, call for help, and indulge in a bit of gallows humor. [more inside]
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Happy 100th Birthday to SOS. "Send SOS," one of the Titanic's radio operators supposedly said to another after the famous ship struck that infamous iceberg. "It's the new call and besides this may be your last chance to send it." That "new call" is 100 years old today... (via the J-Walk blog)
Special Operations Soldiers return from Afghanistan and kill wives.
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"for you guys it costs $90 to buy a spare wii-mote and nunchuck. also, i put the disc in the wrong way myself"
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I've entered burials in all the Union County Pennsylvania cemeteries as transcribed by Mrs. Martha Bartol between 1915 and 1924. Mrs. Bartol was historian for the Shikelimo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution from 1912 to 1931 and as such conducted the earliest known effort to record all the inscriptions found in the Lewisburg Cemetery as well as all the early burials county wide. Many of the stones she recorded are no longer legible or are now missing so her transcription is an invaluable resource for the counties cemeteries. Keep in mind that some of the stones were already difficult to read when she recorded them, so there will be some errors. The entries will have a note that Mrs. Bartol was the source for the information. Sam Alcorn's transcription (available from the Union County Historical Society on CD) was used to complete the record for those people who were still living in 1924 but had already erected a stone in the Lewisburg cemetery.
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Beverly Benfer
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Thanks for posting Peter Noll's death notice (#78840090) from the 1844 Reading Adler. Based on this information, it appears that 1767 is his correct year of birth rather than 1753. I wonder where the 1753 date came from.
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Hi Forrest,
RE: Memorial# 6144752 and the pic you posted. I wonder if you know any information about this monument, erected by family members perhaps? Do you have a pic of the whole thing?
Thanks, Kathy
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Josephine May "Jennie" Shuey Torry
Thank you so much for posting the photo of Josephine May "Jennie" Shuey Torry with her parents James & Mary Shuey. My husband is a descendant of James's brother, Jacob - so this was very neat to find a photo of his gr, gr, gr uncle.
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Digging around further today, I noticed the two Emma's on two different Censuses in 1880. On the one, in Illinois, I found Ralph Musser with Emma, married. On the other, in Pennsylvania, I see the other Emma, divorced, using her maiden name, living with her parents, and her youngest child also using her maiden name. Don't know where her two older children are. So, it would appear that sometime between having the youngest child (1873) and 1880, Ralph married Emma C.
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No worries, I just try to keep the Angstadt clan in order. I just checked Mary Jane's memorial and it looks like you already had added the dates. Gideon and Catherine had another daughter, Lydia, who married Phillip Koehler and moved to Trumbull, Ohio. That seems to have been the place the Angstadt's all went when they went west. I will try to find her there and link her, too.
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I found my message to you and I still stand by my question. Read what I said and go check out familysearch. Linda
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OK, I stand corrected on there being only one James Angstadt. However, to my knowledge (limited, I know) Gideon and Catherine did not have a son named James. The only two that are in the census are Joseph and Samuel. Unless you have further information that is not in the census records, you should unlink James from Gideon and Catherine.
I don't know where jwh (who originally created all the Angstadt memorials) got his information. Since he created a memorial for Joseph by not James it must have been from a different source.
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You know what? I think I found the answer!
I decided to look one more time and I found a reference to a google book that had the info I was looking for! (Hopefully the book is accurate)
The link is here: https://books.google.com/books?id=IhmSBgAAQBAJ&pg=PA107&lpg=PA107&dq=Ralph+M.+Musser&source=bl&ots=_knEwuZjkv&sig=pIK25GHWVY7j2lt2AIP-qu5ceaI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=29mdVaGaFM-KoQT_qbu4Bg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwDA#v=onepage&q=Ralph%20M.%20Musser&f=false
Sooo... at ease, soldier! Hehe.. In any regards, I still am grateful for your past help! Of course, if you happen to have any records to substantiate what was found in that book, that would be great!
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Hi Forrest,
Long ago, when I corresponded with you, you sounded like a very detail oriented person who dug in hard to odd mysteries in Lewisburg, PA, and I was very impressed with that!
So I have another odd mystery and I'm not finding good records online to help sort things out and am hoping you have something up your sleeve...
At this page is a man with three wives.
You'll see that two of them are named Emma, and have similar birth and death years. Normally, I'd think that someone just duplicated wives and call it a day. But there are SEPARATE grave stones for each wife, and each one mentions the husband by name, including a middle initial.
So I'm wondering... do you have any source info that 1) shows they ARE two different women, and not just a woman who may have two gravestones with different names? 2) It's not a joke played by Mr. Musser to throw researchers off the trick (kind of like a first human on mars might run out of air, but fall on his face shield to break it, and die pointing out to somewhere, leading the rest of us to wonder what the heck he saw. Ahem, sorry.. I like warped humor), and if they're separate, when their marriage dates to him might be, and to which Emma he might have had kids with? (I have found records of three of them, but can't figure out who their mother is.)
Scratching my head over here... and maybe this will stump you.
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I just noticed you created a duplicate memorial for James Angstadt in the Lewisburg Cemetery. The Angstadt memorials in that cemetery were all transferred to me by the person who had created them and is no longer active on Find a Grave. He did this as I had done extensive research on the Angstadts in Berks County and could link the Lewisburg Angstadts to their proper relations.
While I appreciate getting new information to update the memorials, I don't think creating new memorials is the right thing to do as it adds to the confusion of research.
The Lewisburg Angstadts are very distant relatives, so I don't feel any claim on them and would gladly transfer them to closer family. I only took them on to organize the family up there. If you would like to have them, I will transfer them to you. Otherwise, it might be a good idea for you to delete your memorial for him.
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The feel is casual, comfortable yet energetic and an inviting, exciting and sophisticated atmosphere. The menu features artesian hand tossed Pizza made in a wood fired oven with a very thin crust and exceptional flavor profiles, house made chips, Dutch oven steamed mussels, truffle deviled eggs, proprietary ground beef blend hand patty burgers, Braised Beef of the Day and baked pasta dishes. The Brew-House will produce up to 12 different brews to be served, from Lagers to IPA's, to Stout's and seasonal, and even some small batch wood barrel aged specialty beers. The Brew Master will also create craft sodas, do brewery tours and walk throughout the facility and let guests sample our craft brews, and be educated on the Half Day Brewing experience.
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Stevens' is a spirited family owned and operated establishment. that strives to make it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a warm and comfortable experience close to home. Offering a wide selection of finely aged steaks and chops, the freshest seafood, extensive wine and martini list and an eager staff to serve you.
Juliet's is a new concept that embraces and celebrates the rich history of the building and home to the best fine dining experience, traditional Italian cuisine and welcoming sports atmosphere. Carmen Rossi opened Juliet's as a new concept that embraces and celebrates the rich history of the building. The downtown building was constructed sometime in the 1890's and has housed several businesses including a grocer, shoe store, dentist and theatre.
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A Hebron summer tradition since the 1960s, this is a classic corner hamburger/ice cream stand. The menu is simple: Vienna Beef hot dogs, good quality hamburgers,breaded, fried everything and excellent ice cream. The food is cooked to order, and always tastes good. If you are passing through Hebron, The Dari is a must stop. Open seasonally March through October.
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This locally-owned pub traces its roots back to 1928. Its scenic location across from Miller Park, Forrest Park and on Historic Route 66 makes this restaurant a popular stop for Route 66 travelers. They offer a variety of food specials, drink specials, video gaming, and lottery. Plus you can watch the game on the big screens. Stop by and try some delicious broasted chicken, walleye, burger's and more!
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The Roadhouse was Runner Up in the Culinary Champions competition for Best Soup for their delicious, like-none-other "Grandmas Homemade Chicken 'n Dumplings!" This award-winning pub specializes in country hospitality, food, fun and friends. The are experts in country-style comfort food. Check out the latest events and entertainment happening on their website.
Rowdy's was first runner up as Culinary Champion for Best BBQ with their delicious Hog Wings! A fun local pub with a small town feel. An open kitchen allows customers to watch their food being prepared or their burger being "designed." They have over 50 brews to choose from as well as daily specials and live entertainment. Check their Facebook page for updates.
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This restaurant is known for the many varieties of beers that complement the food. Brews include Blonde Ale, Chocolate Stout, Saison ( a farmhouse ale brewed in the Belgian style), several different IPA's. Hefeweizen and more. Menu includes certified angus beef steaks, pastas, seafood, burgers and sandwiches.
Iconic Michael's opened in 1977 as a hot dog stand in downtown Highland Park. At the infamous counter the food is made-to-order before the customer's eyes. Order the fare that made Michael's famous such as Chicago-style hot dogs, hamburgers, teriyaki chicken sandwiches, Italian beef, Polish sausage and cheddar fries. Alternatively, opt for healthier selections such as wraps, bison burgers, pockets, baked potatoes, veggie or turkey burgers, signature greens or create-your-own salad from our 60+ salad ingredient choices. Talk with our professional Events by Michael's staff about a corporate event, milestone celebration, reunion or fundraiser. Catering at the restaurant or your place. Let us bring our popular Char Bar to your backyard BBQ or if you desire a more upscale menu, we have you covered. In early 2016 Michael's will undergo a full renovation including private event space with sophisticated AV, a fully-equipped bar and a built-in DJ booth.
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Sports bar and casual restaurant, Legends combines the best of both into a special kind of neighborhood gathering place. Where friends and family can meet to grab a bite, watch the game, or just enjoy a beer together in a lively atmosphere.
American Grill, located in the lobby of the Clarion Inn-South Holland, offers a refreshing casual dining experience for breakfast. Open kitchen atmosphere.
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