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Tapit Colt Stars at Fasig-Tipton October
Led by a $410,000 Tapit colt, Fasig-Tipton's expanded October sale ended with slightly lower gross and average and an 18.9% drop in median amid consignors' concerns over broader yearling market polarization.
Led by a $410,000 Tapit colt, Fasig-Tipton's expanded October sale ended with slightly lower gross and average and an 18.9% drop in median amid consignors' concerns over broader yearling market polarization.
Ian Tapp takes us through the Fasig-Tipton November Breeding Stock Sale numbers. Listen to comments from Mark Taylor of Taylor Made Sales, Jane Lyon, Brereton Jones, and Ken Ramsey. watch video
Twenty-three horses sold for $1 million or more at November mixed sale in Lexington, but median was down 20% from last year.
La Cloche, a 7-year-old mare by Ghostzapper out of the Silver Hawk mare Memories of Silver, was sold to Don Alberto Corp. for $2.4 million Nov. 3 at the Fasig-Tipton November sale.
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James Miller's grade I winner Daisy Devine heads $100,000 Cardinal Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 10 at Churchill Downs, but the proven speedster could face challenge from Winter Memories' half sister, the late-closing La Cloche.
Phillips Racing Partnership's homebred La Cloche, a half sister to Winter Memories, came flying with a tremendous late kick to win the $150,000 Athenia Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Belmont Park Oct. 13.
Undefeated Awesome Feather returned from an eight-month layoff and took a 10th straight trip to the winner's circle Sept. 20, crushing a field of lesser foes in the $85,000 Nasty Storm Stakes at Belmont Park.
Turbulent Descent made her first start for her new connections a winning one Aug. 24, taking the $500,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Race Course and punching her ticket to the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint.
Turbulent Descent returns to the scene of one of her most impressive victories when she makes her second start of the year Aug. 24 in the $500,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Race Course.
Trainer Todd Pletcher sent the 4-year-old filly off a runner-up effort to grade III success at Delaware Park June 16.
Pachattack, a 6-year-old mare conditioned by Graham Motion, has been entered in the local prep for the July 21 Delaware Handicap (gr. II), but her connections are keeping their options open for this weekend and beyond.
Love and Pride, who has made it a habit of getting out to the lead, will be trying for her second stakes win of the year when she takes on eight rivals in the Allaire DuPont Distaff Stakes (gr. III).
Winter Memories will attempt to win her fourth graded stakes at Belmont Park when she makes her 2012 debut in the $150,000 Beaugay (gr. IIIT) on May 5.
Barry Schwartz' 4-year-old daughter of Tiznow gets her first graded stakes victory Nov. 25 at Aqueduct.
Arena Elvira will be seeking her fourth consecutive stakes win when the 4-year-old daughter of Ghostzapper tops a nine-horse field in the $150,000 Go for Wand (gr. II) Handicap Nov. 25 at Aqueduct.
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One of the country's biggest unions has mobilised support for Labour's candidate in Saturday's Mana byelection, Kris Faafoi.
Members of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union will be out in force to encourage voter turnout.
But today, National is taking the fight to Labour in territory the left would consider its own. Prime Minister John Key, Health Minister Tony Ryall and candidate Hekia Parata, will appear at the opening of a new medical centre for union members.
Yesterday, Labour leader Phil Goff said his party was not taking victory for granted and low voter turnout could see an upset win for National.
Although he was confident Labour would win, "it would be a bad mistake for people to look at it and say, 'This is a Labour seat. I don't need to go out and cast my vote.'
"Clearly we need to get out there and mobilise our support."
Labour president Andrew Little, who is also the union's secretary, said "a fair few of our people" had been involved in the campaign over the past few weeks "and I suspect there will be good numbers involved come Saturday".
Labour's retiring Mana MP, Winnie Laban, retained the seat in 2008 with a 6155-vote majority over Mrs Parata, now a list MP. Yesterday, Mr Key conceded it would be "a very long shot" for National to win Mana.
He said Mr Goff's comment that low voter turnout might jeopardise Labour's chances was an attempt to prepare for what might be a reduced majority. The campaign by Mr Faafoi, Mr Goff's former press secretary, "has not been that stellar".
Meanwhile, Mr Little doubted that Unite union chief Matt McCarten, who is also standing, would be a problem for Labour.
Mr McCarten has campaigned on setting the minimum wage at $15 an hour, and last week he occupied and began repairing a vacant state house for a local couple who live in a garage.
"The feedback I had was that people thought Matt's campaign was very entertaining," said Mr Little.
"But when it comes to voting on the day, I don't think his campaign is going to cause a huge split in the vote."


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Daily Archives: July 17, 2012
Economic Statistics for 17 Jul 12
The following statistics were released today on the state of the US economy:
The consumer price index was unchanged for June, and up 1.7% from last year. The core CPI rose 0.2%, and is up 2.2% from last year.
The Housing Market Index jumped the most in 10 years, rising a huge 6 points to 35, its highest level since March 2007. This has analysts hoping that the housing market has turned the corner.
Industrial production rose 0.4% in June, but capacity utilization at the nation's factories fell slightly to 78.9%. Manufacturing output rose 0.7% for the month.
Net inflow of long-term securities rose $55.0 billion in May, up from April's revised $27.2 billion. Foreign official institutions were the heaviest buyers of US securities in the month.
In weekly retail sales, Redbook shows a very disappointing 1.7% year-on-year sales increase, one of the lowest since April 2011. ICSC-Goldman Store Sales showed no increase from last week, and the year-on-year increase was 2.6%, which, while still on trend, is moving south.
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Why no hiring? Taxes and health care, that's why
As I've mentioned many times, the engine of America is small business. Those businesses provide jobs to 85% of Americans. And according to the US Chamber of Commerce, they're not going to be doing much if any hiring in the near future:
Small business owners' concerns about the future—particularly on health care and taxes-—are impacting their hiring, according to the U.S. Chamber's fifth quarterly small business survey released today.
Only one in five small businesses (20%) expect to add employees in 2013, according to the poll of 1,225 small business owners, conducted by Harris Interactive. The majority of small businesses say they are likely to keep the same number of employees over the next year – meaning there is likely to be little change in overall unemployment figures.
Concerns about health care and taxes (both brought to you by Barack Obama) are causing caution among small businesses and that's because they perceive an "unsettled" business climate. Consequently there's no incentive for them to change the status quo. In fact, they obviously believe there is some safety in the status quo (see the survey to see how they feel about their businesses locally) .
As we've mentioned repeatedly, government policy does have an effect on the economy. It can be an enabler that helps create incentives for businesses to expand and hire or it can be a disabler, doing precisely what it is doing now to unsettle the business climate, create disincentives for expansion or hiring and have small businesses go into a defensive posture.
It doesn't get more defensive than now.
More from the Chamber survey:
- 78% want government to get out of the way.
- 90% are concerned about the impending fiscal cliff and are worried that Congress will fail to take action to prevent it.
- Nearly 60% say that expiration of the 2001 and 2003 tax rates and other business provisions, coupled with sequestration, will directly impact their business' growth.
As you might imagine the road map to a better business climate is not hard to follow. There's just no desire by the class warriors to do that.
Instead of doing the hard work of creating a business climate that will provide small business incentives to expand and hire, they'd rather tax them while demonizing them as the evil rich and talking about "fair shares" to 50% of the country that pay's no – zero- income tax.
If this doesn't paint the picture of what is wrong with the policies of this administration, I'm not sure what will. This is Econ 101 stuff. And apparently it is like a foreign language to this administration.
The golden goose is on life support, and the administration is about to pull the plug.
But let's talk about Bain Capital, shall we?
Twitter: @McQandO
GDP growth: How bad is it?
Real bad according to J.P. Morgan:
This morning we lowered our tracking of Q2 GDP growth from 1.7% to 1.4%. For some time now we have noted that our Q3 GDP call — which was already below consensus at 2.0% — had risks that were skewed to the downside.
After the latest round of data we have decided to lower our projection for Q3 to 1.5%. The strength in inventories reported this morning suggests that businesses may have got caught offsides when final demand weakened this past spring. That inventory build should weigh on production growth in the third quarter as already-cautious businesses seek to work down stockpiles. Added to this downside, the weakness in June real consumer spending will make the arithmetic for Q3 consumption a little more challenging.
Finally, the decline in gasoline prices — which had been seen as an important support to the economy — has partly reversed itself in recent weeks, thereby lessening the impetus to growth from that source. For 2012 as a whole, we are now looking for growth of around 1.7% on a Q4/Q4 basis, about the same as last year and 0.2%-point below our tracking last week. On a year-ago basis real GDP has been growing at a below-trend pace since early last year. If our forecast is anywhere near correct, that pattern will persist for at least another year, and perhaps even longer.
To reiterate:
Q2 – 1.4% growth.
Q3 – 1.5% growth
Q4 – 1.7% growth
For the year, under 2.0%.
The word "pitiful" doesn't even begin to connote the severity of this forecast. And note the bottom line of the JP Morgan forecast: "If our forecast is anywhere near correct, that pattern will persist for at least another year, and perhaps even longer."
And here we are doing the usual – talking about distractions like Bain Capital.
Twitter: @McQandO


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• Now that you're checked in - WiFi password and Information
• How to reach Karen and Staff - If you need anything
• Top Recommendations and Map - Activities, Dining & Shopping
• Tips for taking videos and pictures of our mooses
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"Welcome! I'd like you to feel at home during your stay. Please abide by the following requests, for all guests' comfort and safety. I hope you'll let me know if there's anything I can do to make your stay more enjoyable."
- Karen Harris, Alaska Garden Gate B&B
We have free Wireless Internet. The password is gardengatebnb
Parking: Please park and drive only on the gravel, not on the grass.
Smoking is permitted outside only. Dispose of your butts in a garbage container, not on the ground.
Check In is from 4-10 p.m. and Check Out is by 11 a.m.
Emergency: Call 911. We are located at 950 S. Trunk Rd., Palmer, between the Hospital and the College.
Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Please be courteous and quiet if you're coming in after 10 p.m. If you are wide awake at 3-6 a.m., which happens frequently with time zone changes, please help other guests get a full night's sleep by occupying yourself in your cottage, apartment or room so others can continue to sleep.
Outdoors, feel free to explore and enjoy the property.
The smoke detectors on your ceilings are very sensitive not only to "smoke" but also to sudden temperature changes, which they perceive as "danger." If you're baking a pizza or cooking on high heat, there's a good chance that even with the oven vent fan running, it will make the alarms go off—that can be very startling! It helps to have windows and/or the door open during the time that you're cooking at high temperatures. Do not disable the smoke detectors.
Karen or a cleaning helper are generally available from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. for assistance. Don't hesitate to let us know if you need anything for your guest apartment or cottage! We want to make your stay great! We take out towels and trash daily, but for a longer stay, let us know how often you'd like full cleaning. Between 8 a.m.–10 p.m. you can ring the doorbell at the front door of the B&B, or flag us down as you see us outside. If you can't locate Karen, call 907-746-2333—it rings to her cell phone, too, which she always has with her. Or text your request to 907-315-8192, anytime. Karen is happy to share local recommendations and travel advice, too.
Breakfast: When you rise and shine, breakfast is included in your stay. In the summer, join us in the Breakfast Hall between 7:30-9:30 a.m. for our full, hot breakfast served buffet-style. In the off-sesaon, we deliver continental breakfast baskets to your frig for your convenience each day.
How to reach Karen and Staff - If you need anything
Karen or a cleaning helper are generally available from
Don't hesitate to let us know if you need anything for your cottage, apartment or room. We want to make your stay great! We take out towels and trash daily, but for a longer stay, let us know how often you'd like full cleaning. Between 8 a.m.–10 p.m. you can ring the doorbell at the front door of the B&B, or flag us down as you see us outside. If you can't locate Karen, call 907-746-2333—it rings to her cell phone, too, which she always has with her. Or text your request to 907-315-8192, anytime. Karen is happy to share local recommendations and travel advice, too.
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Top Recommendations and Map - Activities, Dining and Shopping
Activities – These are our prioritized recommendations with "must-see" choices at the top of the list! Do a couple of these if you're staying a night or two, or fill many days as you work your way down the activities list, while you stay longer with us!
|Flightsee Denali from Talkeetna
If you can only "splurge" on one special activity, this is it! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking and once-in-a-lifetime for most people.
• as scheduled • $165 and up • See Website • View Map
|Matanuska Glacier
Walk on a glacier! Visitors can either trek on their own in tennies, or to go further with more sure footing, hire guides and get crampons, poles and helmets to explore further back on the glacier, finding ice falls, waterfalls, moulins and other unique formations on the glacier.
• 9-9 daily • $20 • See Website • View Map
|Independence Mine State Park/Hatcher Pass
Remote, mountainous gold mine which is open to visitors to hike, read interpretive signs, and imagine life amongst the ghost town buildings. They list "open" days for the gift shop and ranger programs, but you can walk around on a self-tour anytime. Outstanding scenery.
• 11-6 daily • $5 parking fee • See Website • View Map
|Iditarod Headquarters
Take a cart-ride pulled by Redington Iditarod dogs and tour the headquarters building with small museum area, video viewing area, and gift shop
• 8-7 daily • $5 cart ride/museum free • See Website • View Map
|Downtown Palmer
Stroll Palmer's main street shops, and stop in at the Palmer Visitor Center log cabin to learn of Palmer's Depression-era beginnings. Also tour their heritage gardens. To learn more about Palmer's history, visit the Colony House. If you're visiting on a Friday, take part in Friday Fling for lunch, live music, and arts/crafts booths.
• 9-6 daily • free • See Website • View Map
|Musk Ox Farm
Learn about domesticating musk oxen, why the quiviut wool is so prized from these stone age animals, and how Alaska Natives knit with it for economic development in their villages
• 10-6 daily • $11 • See Website • View Map
|Reindeer Farm
Go inside the corral to meet the farm's reindeer, elk, horses, bison and moose. Great for kids!
• 10-6 daily • $8 • See Website • View Map
|Tsunami Warning Center
Though they only welcome visitors on Fridays, it's a fascinating tour of how NOAA scientists in sleepy little Palmer, Alaska, keep watch on the entire Pacific Ocean from Russia to Japan to Hawaii, and then up the entire west coast of North America. There are stipulations to follow if you'd like a tour: Each Friday, the NTWC offers three tours at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm. Please contact NTWC at 1-907-745-4212 if visitor groups will exceed 6 people. NOTE: Government issued photo ID will be required to enter the facility
• as scheduled • free • See Website • View Map
|Dream a Dream Dog Farm
Meet an Iditarod musher and his canine team at their home/training facility. Presentations at set times, followed by trail walks with the puppies and the option of a ride pulled by dogs
• 9:30 or 1:30 (2 ½ hour tour) • $89 • See Website • View Map
|ATV tour to Knik Glacier
Drive your own ATV on a guided tour to Knik Glacier and the wilds of the Chugach mountains. Great for those 8-80 years of age, for getting into the rugged outback, seeing wildlife and experiencing life in the wilderness.
• as scheduled • $255-395 • See Website • View Map
|Jet boat tour of Knik Glacier
Tom describes his tour as an adventure, and it always is! Whiz up the Knik River to the face of the glacier. Have a hot chocolate and snack at the enormous table rock overlooking the glacier. Great wildlife viewing, geology and wildflowers
• 10 or 2 (4 hour tour) • $100 • See Website • View Map
|Jet boat tour from Talkeetna
Mahays' Jet Boat Tours offer a grand experience north of Talkeetna, with stops at a trapper's cabin, native settlement, and whitewater in Devil's Canyon.
• 9:30 (5 hour tour) • $165 • See Website • View Map
|Guided salmon fishing
Go with the best along the Susitna drainage rivers. Andy and his team share their experience and local expertise, providing an enjoyable day on the river.
• as scheduled (6 hour tour) • $140 • See Website • View Map
It makes sense for a lot of our visitors to stay with us and take a day trip or two into Anchorage for the museums and shopping, since Anchorage accommodations can be a lot more expensive. We recommend the Anchorage Museum and the Alaska Native Heritage Center. You can visit just one, or get a combo ticket for both for $29.95
Anchorage Museum • 9-6 • $15 • See Website • View Map
Alaska Native Heritage Center • 9-5 • $24.95 • See Website • View Map
Talkeetna makes a great day-trip from Alaska Garden Gate B&B, with an easy 1 ¼ hour drive to get there. This fun, walkable town has oodles of Alaska charm and eccentric characters. Many good restaurants for lunch or dinner. Check out the National Parks headquarters where climbers get their permits, the Fairview Inn bar, The Roadhouse for awesome cinnamon rolls and meals, and shops featuring art and artisans that celebrate The Great One (Denali).
• See Website • View Map
|Denali National Park
It's a 3 ½ hour drive from our B&B to the mouth of the national park, but for many visitors staying with us, it's easier to make it a long day, getting up early and returning late, rather than packing up to move to new lodging and paying higher Denali lodging rates. Most visitors choose a Tour bus or Shuttle bus into the park to see the wildlife.
• as scheduled • $ varies • See Website • View Map
Dining – These are our prioritized recommendations with "must-taste" choices at the top of the list!
Turkey Red
Creating hearty, wholesome foods from scratch, their fresh fish and slow-roasted meats are deliciously served with local farms' vegetables. They also bake their own breads and offer a fine selection of wines and local beers. Live music on weekends and a bubbly atmosphere.
7 am – 9 pm Monday-Saturday • See Website • View Map
The Grape Tap
For those with discerning tastes, in an intimate, romantic bistro setting. They focus on pairings between wines and their dishes, offering both full plates and also tapas style bites.
5 – 9 daily • See Website • View Map
Settler's Bay
About a 20 minute drive from the B&B but worth it for the sweeping scenery and relaxing atmosphere. Very good service and high-quality standards like steaks, prime rib, and seafood.
4-9 daily • See Website • View Map
Everything about this Italian restaurant is easy to love: it's the closest restaurant to the B&B, everything they make is incredible, and they will take very good care of you. Their menu features Northern Italian with lots of creamy, cheesy choices; also, their seafood and prime rib are amazing.
11-9 daily • View Website • View Map
Palmer City Ale House
The newest choice in our area, and a fun sports bar atmosphere. The pizzas are tasty and the local beers are numerous. If you like fruity, try the one with local blueberries brewed into it. Nice outdoor patio with frequent live music and walkable in downtown Palmer.
11-10 daily • View Website • View Map
Vagabond Blues
The venerable, long-time hangout in the center of Palmer. Great lunch spot for sandwiches, soups and variety of gluten/dairy-free or vegan salads.
10-8 daily • View Website • View Map
Krazy Moose Subs
Yummy subs on crunchy bread in Wasilla's historic Teeland General Store. Killer cookies. Packed at lunch.
10:30-6 daily • View Website • View Map
Valley Hotel and Noisy Goose Cafe
Either of these two oldies but goodies are great if you just want a basic meal with lots of menu choices in lively atmospheres.
Valley Hotel: open 24/7 • View Map
Noisy Goose Café: 6 am- 9 pm • View Website • View Map
Hacienda – Tokyo – Red Robin
Hungry for Mexican, Japanese or gourmet burgers? These three are regular go-to's for us, and we think you'll enjoy them, too.
Hacienda: 11-9 daily • View Website • View Map
Tokyo: 11-10 daily • View Website: • View Map
Red Robin: 11-10 daily • View Website • View Map
Hiking – These are our prioritized recommendations with "must-do" choices at the top of the list! They go from easy walks toward progressively more challenging hikes
Gold Mint Trail (Hatcher Pass)
Breathtaking scenery at every turn, with a rushing river at the side of the trail. Popular with area residents. Take bear spray (borrow ours). Very slight grade and easy walking for most of the way. Seven miles back to the Gold Mint Glacier, but we usually go for a quick mile or two just to get out and soak up some of the beauty!
10-8 daily • $5 parking fee • View Website • View Map
Eklutna Lake
Another unbelievably beautiful location as you walk up to 26 miles around this glacial lake, high up in the Chugach mountains. Also great for a quick hike. Take bear spray (borrow ours). Hike, bike, kayak or canoe; you can rent equipment onsite with Lifetime Adventures.
• 10-8 daily • $5 parking fee • View Website • View Map
The Butte
Steep and a little rugged, but much-used by local residents, this 1.5 mile trail is well worth the effort for the views from the top.
• 10-8 daily • free • View Website • View Map
Matanuska Glacier
Hike on centuries-old ice! Go on your own or hire a Mica Guides (Dave: www.micaguides.com).
• 9-9 daily • $20 parking • View Website • View Map
Archangel/Reed Lakes Trail (Hatcher Pass)
You should be an experienced hiker in good condition to tackle this one. Four miles one way to the end, it is considered a full-day hike for most. Do not be caught there at nightfall or in rain as hypothermia is common. Watch your footings, since it can be expensive to airlift out injured hikers. Some scrambling will be required if you want to cross the boulder field at three miles in. Wilderness beauty at its best! Take bear spray (borrow ours).
• 9-9 daily • $5 parking fee • View Website • View Map
Lazy Mountain
Nothing lazy about this trail! It can be steep and you have to work for the views you'll have higher above the willow and brush. Take bear spray (borrow ours).
• 9-9 daily • free • View Website • View Map
Pioneer Peak
In the first 4.5 miles you'll gain 5300 feet. It's strenuous and definitely an all day hike (start early) to summit at 6600 feet and make it back down safely by end of daylight, even in summer's long days. You can take a break at several picnic tables the high school JROTC teens carried up to several level spots.
• free • View Website • View Map
They actually have the most extensive selection of Alaska and Mat-Su souvenirs, as well as anything else you could need.
• Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Wasilla got a Target a couple years ago, so you can get your Target fix if you'd like!
• Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Fred Meyer
Grocery store that also has clothing, housewares and sporting goods (a Kroeger company in case you get points or have a Rewards card)
Wasilla • Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Palmer • Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Carr's Safeway grocery store
Wasilla • Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Palmer • Open 24 hours • View Website • View Map
Downtown Palmer
Stroll Palmer's main street (called South Alaska Street) for boutique stores offering souvenirs that nicer than the made-in-China variety. Shane Lamb Gallery, Non-Essentials, Sidekicks, Silvertip Designs, and other fine local merchants showcase local art, woven or sewn items, food items, carved antler/bone/ivory or furs for gifts or mementos of your time in Palmer.
• 10-6 daily • View Map
Downtown Talkeetna
Artsy types flock to live in Talkeetna for its bohemian and quiet lifestyle, so you'll find galleries and shops all up and down the main street featuring locally produced art and souvenirs. This is a great ladies' shopping day destination.
• 10-6 daily • View Map
Anchorage Fur Factory
Hands-down, a must-see. You'll touch and see incredibly beautiful furs and native-made crafts that you've never seen before. A quirky little store, full to the ceiling with items made from Alaska animals including exquisite ivory carvings. We can't live without their beautiful seal and beaver slippers for cold winter nights.
• 10-6 daily • View Website • View Map
Alaska Native Medical Center
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Choose a 2 to 4 night stay in our area during your Alaska vacation to get a taste of the wildlife, the natural beauty, people and features of the Mat-Su Valley. This amount of time allows a good mix of driving and seeing it all with local experts, guides, and activities.
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Breakfast is included in the price of your stay if you are a nightly guest (sorry, not for monthly stays). In the summer, a full, hot buffet style breakfast is served in our Breakfast Hall each morning between 7:30-9:30 a.m. Just walk over from your cottage or apartment to join us! It's a great place to wake up with beautiful views and the chance to meet other guests from around the world. Each day, we offer an egg entree, potatoes or biscuits and gravy, breakfast meats such as reindeer sausage, or sausage links or bacon, and oatmeal with fixings. There is fruit as well as a yogurt bar with add-in "fixins", breads and pastries, and cold cereal and milk. Fresh brewed locally roasted Kaladi coffee and a wide selection of teas will get you started, as well as a choice of four juices. Vegetarian? Vegan? Gluten-free? We should have something for just about every taste and dietary need! In the off-season, we deliver continental breakfast baskets to your frig for your convenience.
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Tips for taking videos and pictures of our mooses
A mom moose and her new calf are around most of the year, and guests enjoy watching them from the front porch or through the windows of their rooms! They are lanky and awkward looking, but move quite gracefully and quickly. In some videos, you can hear Little Girl the husky barking at the moose--they pay her no mind most of the time. They're happy to mosey through and eat all the berries and fruit trees at the B&B.
Guests should only view the moose from a distance and with a defensible structure between you and the moose. We suggest taking pictures or video from your rooms or from the front porch because you can retreat into the house quickly if a moose charges. Use your camera's zoom to get you closer and never put yourself at risk. Never wander out into the middle of the lawn with moose just yards away, and be aware of where the calf is in relation to Mom Moose.
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We realize that the big news in the world of gamers today is the confirmation of Halo 3's co-op mode, but in the world of celebrities, the big news is: Nicole Ritchie is pregnant!
We heard from our good pals at E! Entertainment that the famous-for-something-we-guess hottie is carrying the child of rocker FrankMeyer...uh, we mean "Joel Madden."
"Yes, I am," Richie told Diane Sawyer during an interiew, which will air in two parts on Thursday's Good Morning America and Friday's 20/20. "We are. I'm almost four months."
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The Boise State football team (2-2, 1-1 MWC) finds itself in the unfamiliar position of attempting to bounce back from a second loss early in the season.
After the painful 41-40 loss to Fresno State last Friday night in Bulldog Stadium, the Broncos will host Southern Miss (0-3, 0-0 C-USA) in a Saturday night game in Boise.
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Since pumping, mostly twice a day at work over the past three weeks, i have seen an increase in how much milk comes.
on the left i can get 6 ounces. and the right breast, which before pumping was slow, now squirts out four ounces wiht ease.
Since pumping, mostly twice a day at work over the past three weeks, i have seen an increase in how much milk comes.
on the left i can get 6 ounces. and the right breast, which before pumping was slow, now squirts out four ounces wiht ease.
What do you do? I've been pumping for the last week 2x a day for when I go back to work and so far I can only get two oz in the mornings and 1.5 in the evenings. Of course I'm pumping after the baby eats so that I don't get engorged but I haven't seen an increase if anything I've seen a decline...
Oh, and congrats your doing great! ...can't wait to get there
i've been pumping for over a month now and can't get that much! do give some tips! i got an increase with the video posted by babygurl this week, but still about 3 ounces a side. i could use an increase even more b/c i can't seem to keep up with the lo!
Try this, it seems to work for me:
Pump a few minutes.
Break suction.
Hand express. Pay attention to your nipples, and look to see if you see any white spots that get whiter / show up at the end of one "cycle" of expression.
If there are, work them open. It can take a minute for me, but it is SO worth it. (This seems to also have prevented me from getting clogs as much / as badly)
Pump a few minutes.
In 10 minutes I can usually get at least 4-6. By the time 15-20 minutes is up (little longer in the mornings though) I can get close to 8-10 depending on how long it's been since my last pumping.
I can get up to 16 oz in a session (granted, this is at 7am, when the last time I'd pumped was at midnight).
But if I go every four hours, I can get 8-10.
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Struggling with nursing but one way or another breast milk is all they get.
Keep it up mama, you're doing awesome! I wish I'd read up on the hand expression thing before I went back to work 7 months ago, I've scraped by but I think that would have really helped my supply stay up. Really glad it's working so well for you!
To be honest, I don't know how i'm able to do this. I wrote the post because I was very surprised. The only thing I might be able to attribute it to is trying to maintain, as much as possible, a regular pumping schedule. There was a post on this some time ago. I pump at around 11 am and 3:30pm every day at work. I use the Avent Isis manual pump.
Up to last week i was getting four ounces from the left and two ounces from the right breast Now I can get 5 - 6 ounces from the left and 3 - 4 ounces from the right during one pumping.
drinking a lot has helped.
Mind you, I suppose this production has kept me ravenously hungry throughout the day...


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Here are the contents of the kit sent by Rob:
As you can see everything you need to get the job done. As I noted in an earlier post, happy to see the addition of the bite block. A friend (and former band member) had agreed to be my assistant, but unfortunately we couldn't get something scheduled so my wife helped. Even though she was nervous, everything went surprisingly well. Here are the finished impressions:
Even my wife was impressed with how deep my canals are. I packaged everything up and sent it back to Rob. I got USPS confirmation that it was delivered yesterday. I went ahead and insured the package because I was sending my Shure's back and didn't want to take any chances.
And now the waiting begins!
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In this futuristic world, an alien race known as the Atrians comes to Earth and a small town high school becomes Integration Central for the extraterrestrials. Naturally, sparks fly. Cue the imaginary Taylor Swift music. Check out a new trailer for the show, which will star Matt Lanter and Aimee Teegarden, below:
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Nissan sold a total of 5,301 units in April 2014 as against 1,239 units in April 2013 resulting in a 328% increase in sales. Datsun Go sales of 2,691 units contributed to 50% of April 2014 sales. With more dealerships coming up in the future, Nissan expects Datsun Go sales will grow further. Nissan aims to increase dealerships across the country from a current count of 130 dealerships to 200 by end of FY 15.
New models are being planned under the Datsun brand. This will include Go+ MPV and an another car, which is most-likely going to be a Redi Go based crossover. As far as export of Datsun Go from India is concerned, Kenichiro Yomura, MD and CEO, Nissan India, has stated that they will export the Go if there is demand.
Renault-Nissan Oragadam factory will see increased manufacturing capacity resulting in them meeting total output of 400,000 cars annually, by the end of this year. Renault-Nissan India plant, a joint venture between French automakers Renault and Japanese car maker Nissan, will see total production reach 700,000 units per year by 2016-17.
On the other hand, Renault plans to launch the A entry budget hatchback and Lodgy MPV in 2015. As on date, the cars manufactured and assembled at Oragadam include Nissan Micra Active, Micra facelift, Sunny, Evalia, Terrano and Teana while the Renault lineup includes Pulse, Scala, Duster, Fluence and Koleos. Currently added Datsun Go hatchback will soon be joined by the Go+ MPV.


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Before taking a three-week hiatus, 'Sleepy Hollow' provides a solid fifth episode with "John Doe." This week, "Crabbie" aka Crane-Abbie uncovers the lost Roanoke colony destroyed by a plague-carrying horseman. As the residents' earth-bound souls reside behind a spiritual veil, a horseman entices a suriving child spirit into human form to inflict viral pain on the contemporary Sleepy Hollow residents. Of course, "Crabbie" saves the day by returning the flesh-made Roanoke child to his colony and baptizing him in healing waters.
Directing-wise I enjoyed this episode's slower more fluid pace facilitating a smooth transition from the opening dream sequence into modern day with an amazing blue-green lens filter effect. After talking to 'Sleepy Hollow''s production cast and crew at New York Comic Con 2013, I have a better understanding of the producers' plans, but unanswered questions re-appeared in this week's episode. The show continuously introduces, mysteriously drops and re-introduces characters. After John Cho's character disappears, subsequent episodes don't mention a missing corpse or police car. The headless horseman disappears and no surrounding town describes a murdering colonial solider. Now, Abbie's sister disappears and neither Abbie nor Ichabod confirm that she is in the asylum for six more months or traveling Sleepy Hollow under Abbie's conservator position. Plus, I wonder about Corbin's abandoned cabin (or whoever owns the place now). Why didn't the conspiracy-focused sheriff in a dangerous job in his mid-50s have a will? Although we see development on Ichabod's living situation by moving in, is Abbie's sister fine with that? Also, I have a bone to pick about Ichabod's back-story. Oxford constitutes multiple colleges. So, technically, wouldn't an old shool Oxford professor just list the campus he works for i.e. Blackfriars? Plus, I doubt a main, universal number would confirm Ichabod's position. For example, if I want to confirm a friend teaches at a Penn State campus, I'd have to call each campus. Wouldn't the ex have to call each English/History/Humanities department at each Oxford college to confirm if Ichabod's a tutor or professor? If he's doing it from the office, wouldn't the Captain notice the bill? Considering Ichabod stated on multiple records that he's a time traveler, why has the entire police staff (save the Captain and Abbie) forgotten that? Finally, I don't quite get the Sleepy Hollow residents. Despite multiple violent murders, NONE of the Sleepy Hollow residents move; yet, the possible hint of an old-timey plague does it? Really?
Although writing wise and directing wise this episode provied solid, the production staff seemingly reduced the "Crabbie" chemistry (which Nicole and Tom humorously denied) while boosting the Katrina-Ichabod marriage. I hate to admit it, but the humorous "Crabbie" bromance draws me each week as a viewer. With the improved writing/directing, I could enjoy the show without it. But, why drop a good thing? All the same, at this point, Ichabod's increasing perfection is almost annoying. NOW he's a nobleman AND a tracker AND he walks on water? Mison promised in the interview we'd see more fear beneath Ichabod's bravado. We do see hints when Abbie soothes Ichabod for staying in the present-day: "Believe me when I say you belong in sleepy hollow in the here and now." Is that foreshadowing? Considering Katrina is clearly not in the here and now, what does that mean? Also, considering Ichabod's the MOST open-minded uber-liberal EVER, why would Katrina hide her Wiccan ways? Is Katrina as good as we think and, is it Katrina hidden in the veil?
As you can tell, this was a solid, but pretty middle of the road episode. While I don't have much to say, I'm impressed with Tom Mison's Middle English dialect. Mison, like Ichabod, appears impossibly perfect and it came across in the interview with his posh accent yet hints of devilish humor. But, going back to Middle English, it takes a while to read 'Beowulf' or Chaucer in original Middle English dialogue fluently without losing rhythm. Of course, Mison, like Ichabod, masters it.
Watch this spot next week, when I post my New York Comic Con interviews with the cast and crew. 'Sleepy Hollow' returns the first Monday in November.
"You and I have very different definitions of what's old." - Ichabod
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Rock Bottomby Erin Brockovich, C. J. Lyons, Coleen Marlo (Narrated by)
Ten years ago, a pregnant seventeen-year-old, Angela Joy Palladino, fled her hometown, Scotia, West Virginia, as a pariah. Over time, AJ succeeded in establishing herself as an environmental activist, dubbed "The People's Champion," only to be forced to retreat from the spotlight in the wake of a crushing media disaster. When AJ is offered a job with a
Ten years ago, a pregnant seventeen-year-old, Angela Joy Palladino, fled her hometown, Scotia, West Virginia, as a pariah. Over time, AJ succeeded in establishing herself as an environmental activist, dubbed "The People's Champion," only to be forced to retreat from the spotlight in the wake of a crushing media disaster. When AJ is offered a job with a lawyer who is crusading against mountaintop removal mining, she is torn. As a single mother of a special-needs nine-year-old boy, AJ can use any work she can get. But doing so will mean returning to the West Virginia hometown she left in disgrace so long ago. Upon arriving in Scotia, AJ learns of the sudden death of the lawyer who hired her. Soon after joining forces with his daughter, Elizabeth, threats begin to surface, bodies begin to pile up, and AJ discovers that her own secrets aren't the only ones her mountain hometown has kept buried. Hitting rock bottom, AJ must face the betrayal of those once closest to her and confront the harrowing past she thought she had left behind. In Rock Bottom, Erin Brockovich combines passionate intensity, first-rate storytelling, and her real-life experiences in a novel that will leave you breathless.
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From page one of Rock Bottom, the reader is drawn into a world of environmental ravaging, as AJ returns to her hometown to work with a lawyer set out to stop the pillaging and raping of the mountains the town of Scotia calls home. When AJ discovers her boss has suddenly died, before she has even arrived to begin her new job, her suspicions are aroused. Zach, her boss, is laid to rest the day after AJ's return to her hometown, and AJ finds herself protectively escorting his daughter, Elizabeth, from the cemetery. Elizabeth takes up her father's cause and things begin to escalate. What AJ discovers in Scotia, she has seen semblances of before. Children attending the local school have a myriad of health problems; there's an odd activist group in town, drumming up attention for the environmental cause; and death threats are made and acted upon. Erin Brockovich (and CJ Lyons) has a gift for captivating the reading audience, drawing you in, until you feel a part of the story; making Rock Bottom an excellent read that is difficult to put down. You'll laugh, yes; you'll cry, perhaps; and you will definitely be on the edge of your seat as you become immersed in this thriller! Highly recommended for a nail-biting, page turning experience! Rated: 4.5/5 (some deity expletives)
Angela Joy Palladino left Scotia, West Virginia as a pregnant teen with no future there. She gave birth to physically impaired David who she has raised as a single mom; yet also went to school while holding a job. Finally AJ becomes an on the air radio celebrity as an environmental activist that People magazine dubbed "The People's Champion". However, her efforts to end polluting by Capitol Power led to their declaration of bankruptcy; an irate former employer calls her on the air blaming her for losing his job, his home and his dignitary as he and his family reside in a tent; the gunshot ended their one sided discussion; turning her from crusading heroine to widow-making pariah. Litigator Zach Hardy hires her to help end the coal mining firms' practice of mountaintop removal in Scotia. However, nothing goes right starting with her boss is dead. Her parents demand she leave while they make her and their nine years old grandson stay at her Gram Flora's house as they do not want her under their roof. Finally Cole the father of her son is angry with what AJ did to him. This is a character driven environmental-family drama that grips the audience from the opening gunshot until the final confrontation. The key to this strong story line is that though saving the environment is the theme, the authors insure readers understand opportunity costs like less fuel and potentially less jobs. AJ is a terrific heroine who has taken life's gut punches but keeps on going with gusto; that enthusiasm for life is what she has given to David. With several tense subplots that tie together into a powerful taut thriller, fans will demand more similar tales from CJ Lyons and Erin Brockovich.
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ROCK BOTTOM by Erin Brockovich with C.J. Lyons is an awesome debut thriller set in present day Scotia, West Virginia.It is written with great details and depth.The characters are encouraging,engaging and will capture heart and soul. It has intensity,passion, murder,secrets, betrayal,mayhem,confronting your past, a media disaster,adventure with dire consequences,disgrace and hitting "Rock Bottom". AJ is not only brilliant,but is feisty,has been dubbed the People's Champion.She also is committed to help the environment and uncover environmental crime,health threats, and greed. This is a powerful story that weaves together family,ecological and legal problems. This is a most compelling,page turning,fast paced,adventure filled story that will mix environmental and consumer advocates together to solve a problem.Although,not all involved want the solution found or solved for greed is overrode by passion. This story will not only have your heart pumping and your mind on edge, but will also leave you with a feeling of accomplishment. It will make you more conscious of the accountability and responsibility for helping with environmental and clean up issues. What an awesome start to not only a debut thriller but also a new beginning to an awesome series. Details can be found at Vanguard Press,a member of the Perseus Books Group and My Book Addiction Reviews. Visit the authors at cjlyons[dot]net and brockovich[dot]com. ***Coming soon "Hot Water"****
Erin Brockovich, noted environmental activist, and C.J. Lyons, award-winning suspense novelist, have teamed up to produce this truly fascinating book concerning environmental issues. This debut thriller is the first book in a series featuring A.J. Palladino, who has become a radio personality referred to as, The People's Champion. Angela Joy Palladino is an outcast who left her hometown of Scotia, West Virginia behind when she was just seventeen-years-old. Pregnant at the time, A.J. worked very hard to establish herself as an environmental activist, and was successful in becoming a radio personality. When she receives a call one day that ends in tragedy when the caller shoots himself 'live' on the air, A.J. is forced to leave her program, and decides to head home to Scotia with her son, and stay with her parents for a while to think things through and start over. Soon, A.J. is offered a job at a lawyer's office, working for an attorney who is a champion for environmental causes. This incredible lawyer, Zacharia Hardy, is fighting against Masterson Mining's new project, which is mountaintop removal. Being a single mother of a special needs child, A.J needs a job and agrees to work with Hardy. But when she arrives in Scotia, she finds that Hardy has died suddenly and A.J. ends up teaming with Hardy's daughter, Elizabeth, to solve the crime. Inundated with threats, the bodies begin to pile up and A.J. begins to realize that there are many secrets in her mountain top home that have been buried deep.some in her own backyard. This is a good read, and if you've ever heard of the author - and who hasn't - it is obviously written using stories from her own career and life. Brockovitch's world is intriguing, and her co-writer is first class, which makes this story very readable. Quill Says: A good beginning by a well-known personality. Fans will look forward to the next chapter in the life of A.J. Palladino.
Rock Bottom is the second book by C.J. Lyons that I've had the pleasure of reading. All of the mystery in this novel kept me glued to the pages. And there was a lot of mystery! From AJ's fight for the enviromental issues, to the death of her new boss, to her parents inviting her back home and then brushing her off, to her son's father's (Cole) real feelings, to the townspeople's rejection of AJ.... and at the heart of the novel seemed to be AJ's love of her disabled son, David. Which made this book endearing to me. My prediction for the ending wasn't the outcome and that's always a plus! I would definately buy the series, if C.J. and/or Erin decide to go down that path! Great reading!
In the beginning of the book, I had a hard time getting into the storyline and the book itself. It was difficult for me to follow, I don't know if it was me or the way it was written. I kept hoping it would get better as I kept reading. I am so glad I didn't stop reading this book because I thoroughly enjoyed the whole story. As I was reading, AJ reminded me a bit of Erin Brockovich herself, at least from what I saw in the movie about her determination to fight for what is right! AJ reminds me a bit of my husband and me in different ways. She fights for justice and doing the right thing, which is how my husband is. His passion is studying and learning law and justice. I can relate to AJ because she's a mom who lives to love and protect her son. She's a mom to a child with special needs, as am I. There are so many twists and turns that come out in this book. I love a good mystery/suspenseful book! The more time AJ spends in her hometown, she discovers secrets of her past that affect her present. She learns why her family and friends did what they did. AJ is much more outspoken and bolder than I would ever be. I think being married and being a mom, I have to watch how I react and respond to conflicts and issues of real life. Although I have never been put in that type of situation to stand up for something I believe is wrong. I would hope that I could speak up.
In this story, two great characters created by two strong women (Brokovich and Lyons)team up to save the world and end up in a thrilling and edgy situation. Touching base on family issues, welfare issues, employment and of course the main environmental issues made for a great read. I read it cover to cover in one day. AJ Palladino and Elizabeth Hardy make for a great pair of heroines that you can easily relate to, whether your a mother, single mother, professional career person, or just the average Joe. You end up feeling as though you have a personal stake in the outcome of the story as the characters come alive off the pages. I look forward to more cases with this new dynamic duo!


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New 'True Blood' comics collection online & in stores
"True Blood" fans have a fresh collection of comics to sink their teeth into: "True Blood: Tainted Love" is now online and in stores nationwide.
This compilation of all six issues from the second series ($24.99) tells a new story co-written by "True Blood" actor Michael McMillian and comics writer Marc Andreyko, bundling bonuses like a cover art gallery. The new comics offer special insight into some of the series' popular characters, including Jessica, who is exposed to contaminated bottles of Tru Blood that cause her to run amok. Sookie, Bill, Eric and the rest of the Bon Temps gang are charged with figuring out who — or what — is behind the bad Blood.
"We couldn't be more pleased with the continued success of the comics and are excited that the release of the comic collection will make the series even more accessible to fans," Alan Ball, the show's creator, says in a statement. "Truebies now have two great stories to enjoy, both of which offer new adventures for the Bon Temps crew."
In addition to the print editions, the collection and individual comics are available digitally through Apple's App Store in the new True Blood Comics app and Apple's iBook Store, and several "True Blood" comics are available in the Sony digital comics store.
Milwaukee Comic Book Convention: Oct. 22
So what's the deal with this whole DC Comics reboot, anyway? It's madness I tell you, madness...!
Now if you are curious about what the experts think, swing by the Milwaukee Comic Book Convention, which will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Best Western Milwaukee Airport Hotel and Conference Center, 5105 S. Howell Ave.
Similar to past events, dealers around the Midwest will be on site with comic books ranging from the golden age to modern day, as well as various comic book-related collectibles like action figures and trading cards.
And, as always, this comics extravaganza is free.
'X-Men Destiny' lets you pick your powers
Fresh out of the Gamescom games show in Germany, check out this video from "X-Men Destiny," an action game out Sept. 27 that lets you pick your mutant powers. It's coming for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii.
Kilmer & Vandervoort in 'Spider-Man: Edge of Time'
Val Kilmer and Laura Vandervoort sound off about voicing their characters in "Spider-Man: Edge of Time," an action game for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii that hits stores Oct. 4.
The videos, released this week at the Gamescom show in Germany, give some short behind-the-scenes peeks at the actors doing their thing, as well as a little sit-down insight and opinion. Kilmer cracked me up with the line: "I just found it fun running out of patience with life itself or with Spider-Man," Kilmer says. "Bad guys are great. They are usually very self-involved..."
No kidding, Val. Vandervoort's segment comes off a bit contrived, but check out the video and judge for yourself. She voices Mary Jane and claims to "actually really related to her in a lot of ways."
The game certainly offers an interesting premise. Players get to act out as both the Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2099, each offering unique abilities based on their place in the timeline.
Japanese comics site open for action
Japan¹s Digital Comic Association is proud to proclaim its new manga portal, JManga.com, is up and open to all of us in North America.
The group, made up of nearly 40 Japanese manga publishers, is getting the online operation going with a couple hundred titles, including such diverse works like NARUTO, Kekkaishi, Crayon Shinchan, Devil King, Cigarette Kisses and Dragon Girl.
Tujiurauri, Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru, Manga Science and several others new to the North American market are also for sale using a points-based subscription service that costs $10 a month. JManga plans to update the site's catalog every Tuesday, boosting its library to a few thousand titles within the next year and to 10,000 by 2013.
Free manga previews are available, and the website also posts feature stories on the manga culture and industry, including artist interviews. There are also forums to connect fans with players in the industry, including authors and publishers, the DCA says.
'THUNDER' magazine all about comic movies & TV
"THUNDER!," a new magazine about the world of comic book movies and television shows, is set to hit stores this fall.
The first issue will feature the live action "Avengers" film and include interviews with writer-director Joss Whedon and producer Kevin Feige, according to publisher Stormfront Entertainment. The magazine will also offer a behind-the-scenes look at the DVD animated film "Batman: Year One," including interviews with voice actors Ben McKenzie, who stars as Batman, and Eliza Dushku, who voices Catwoman.
The book will take a look at DC Comics' experimentation with CG animation in the video "Green Lantern: The Animated Series." Writers will also preview the next film in the DVD series "Justice League: Doom" and take a look at the first season of AMC's The Walking Dead.
The quarterly magazine will cost $7.99 from Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com, as well as local comic book stores.
Jackson, Black Eyed Peas, Spears in 'Fame' comics series
Michael Jackson, the Black Eyed Peas and Britney Spears are some of the stars headlining a new release of "Fame" biography graphic novels starting this month.
Selena Gomez and Taylor Lautner are also on the roster of special edition comics, which are repackaging previous publications with extra artwork, stories and new covers to expand each edition to nearly 40-pages. Each issue costs $7.99 and are available mainly traditional retail outlets like Barnes & Nobles.
"Each of these titles sold out during their initial release, but now we are nearly doubling the size of the book and giving fans and collectors more of what they want," publisher Darren G. Davis says in a statement.
The Jackson comic is due this month, followed by Gomez and the Black Eyed Peas in September; Lautner in November and Spears in December.
The "Fame" graphic novel series launched earlier this year as an offshoot to Bluewater Comics' "Female Force" and "Political Power" biography comics. The series lets the publisher dive into celebrity culture, tell the stories of how they rose to fame and explore how they cope with being in the public eye.
Burnham Bowl collectibles show Sunday
The Burnham Bowl Collectibles Show, one of Milwaukee's longest-running events for lovers of toys, comic books and other collectible goodies, is 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Burnham Bowl, 6016 W. Burnham St. in West Allis.
Admission is $2 and buys entry into an expansive marketplace of action figures, sci-fi and fantasy books, magazines, gaming and collectible cards and models. The goods spans all kinds of genres and brands, including "Star Wars," "Star Trek," Marvel, DC and Hot Wheels. Call Henry Smith Jr., proprietor at the Toy Dimension, 5925 W. North Ave., for details at (414) 476-5596.
The best exclusive toys from Comic-Con
Just because you couldn't make it to Comic-Con last week doesn't mean you can't lust over the toys available only at the mega-entertainment trade show in San Diego. Enjoy a quick slideshow of the best exclusive toys the event had to offer, compliments of Complex.com, ranging from 18-inch sentinel from the X-men comics, to a G.I. Joe-Transformers cross-over toy that marries Cobra Commander and Starscream.
Comic book hero movies on demand
Batman, Blade, the X-men and other heroic ilk are making a special appearance on Time Warner's movies-on-demand.
The cable carrier announced today that digital subscribers can queue up some of their preferred comic-based movies this month. "The Green Hornet," "Green Lantern: Emerald Knights," "Hellboy" and "Incredible Hulk" are also available on the movies-on-demand channel under the "Comic Book Heroes" category through Aug. 15. All of the movies are available in standard (channel 500) and high-definition (channel 501) formats.
Time Warner operatives are also prowling the floor at Comi-Con through Sunday, gathering content that the company plans to turn into special programming featured on its news channels, as well as on its YouTube channel. Time Warner is posting celebrity interviews taped from the Comi-Con convention floor, including cast members from "Fright Night," "Walking Dead," "Torchwood" and "Spartacus."
The complete movies-on-demand Comic-Con category, available now through Aug. 15, includes:
Batman Begins
Batman Returns
Blade 2
The Dark Knight
The Green Hornet
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights
Hellboy II
Incredible Hulk
Superman II
Superman: The Movie
Thor: Tales Of Asgard (Animated Movie)
X2: X-Men United
'Star Wars' saga deleted scene teaser
In a shameless move to promote the upcoming release of "Star Wars: The Complete Saga" on Blu-ray, which goes on sale Sept. 16, LucasFilm released a tantalizing minute-long video teasing some of the deleted scenes included in the new bundle. The clip was shown at the Star Wars Fan Movie Awards at Comic-Con, and yes, I wish I was there. Are "Star Wars" fanboys really so desperate that they will watch this clip over and over again in eager anticipation for the chance to pay $70-$140 for movies they've seen dozens of times?
Yes, yes I am.
Comic-Con video streams from AP Live & GameSpot
Comic-Con, the massive trade show in San Diego featuring comics, movies, television, games and other entertainment, turbo boosts into full swing today. And the gaming website GameSpot is streaming live video from the event starting at 2 p.m. today, including live stage shows and gaming announcements.
AP Live is also beaming out live coverage, such as the "Captain America Military Salute" event at 2 p.m. today honoring veterans for their service. The servicemen being honored include Chris Evans, star of the new "Captain America" movie; Stan Lee, an Army illustrator during World War II; and a Navy SEAL veteran.
Apps for Comic-Con
Anyone going to Comic-Con next week?
Yeah, I wish I was going, too. Still, for the fortunate fans traveling to San Diego next week for the massive comics and entertainment tradeshow, Apple's got you covered with a slew of apps for iPhone and iPad to get ready for the big show. And for those who can't make the trip, these downloads can get you in the spirit of the event, even if you can't attend. Enjoy!
Official Comic-Con app (free); The Official Comic-Con App is your digital guide to the San Diego Comic-Con, WonderCon and APE. News, programs, exhibitors, maps, special guests and other goodies.
Marvel Comics (free); Dive into the Marvel Universe on your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, starring the popular super heroes in hundreds of comic books including Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Spider-Man, Wolverine and more -- on your mobile device with the touch of a button.
HalfTone ($.99); This app adds an aged halftone-style printing effect to photos to give them the unique, vintage look and feel of a comic.
Comics Creator ($1.99); This app transforms a personal collection of photos into a full-length comic Book.
THOR: Son of Asgard ($4.99); A game that lets you play as Thor and defend Odin's Kingdom of Asgard..
X-Men ($.99); Classic 1992 X-Men arcade game starring several Marvel icons, including Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Nightcrawler or Dazzler. (1)
Sony PSP drops digital comic service
Sony quietly revealed this week that it will no longer support the digital comics service on the PlayStation Portable.
Grace Chen, PlayStation Store director, notes in a recent post in the official PlayStation blog, that the latest comics update for Sony's portable gaming gadget will be the final one. The comics service provided books from publishers including Marvel and DC Comics for about $2 each. The change is likely to prepare for the launch of the PlayStation Vita, Sony's new portable system expected to launch later this year.
"The Digital Comics Team will continue to work on bringing the comic service to other Sony devices," Chen writes. "We'll make sure to keep you updated with any future developments right here on the PlayStation Blog. In the meantime, you can continue to download any of the over 4,000 existing comics from the comic store as usual."
Disney comics app for iOS is out
Disney's classic and current comics -- including "Cars," "Toy Story" and "Mickey Mouse," are now digitally downloadable through the new Disney Comics app launched today. The app for iPhone, iPad and Touch is free, and comics -- spanning more than 80 years and 50 titles - cost $.99 for single stories and $3.99 for themed bundles via in-app purchases.
The app also offers Disney Channel-themed content from sources like "High School Musical," as well as feature film-based comics based on "Tron: Legacy" and "Tangled." Disney Publishing says it will release two new titles each week following today's launch.
"Comics are a tremendous part of our heritage, and we see great potential and interest in bringing our extensive catalog of Disney Comics to mobile devices," Russell Hampton, president of Disney Publishing Worldwide, says in a statement. "We create over 25,000 original comic pages each year, and it's critical that we deliver this content to our readers around the world. We have over 1 billion Disney comic readers today, and our Disney Comics App will further broaden that audience."
The app presents comics and graphic novels in a new, director-style reading view in which readers can choose portrait or landscape mode and automatic or manual smart paneling. The app also lets readers preview comics before buying, share impressions over Facebook and save all their content to directly to their iDevice for offline reading. The app also supports automatic updates to notify readers when stories relating to their favorite characters go online.
Steve Jobs biography in comic book form
A comic book biography of Steve Jobs will drop hot off the presses in August.
Bluewater Productions announced today that "Steve Jobs: The co-founder of Apple" will offer insight into the Apple CEO's "legendary drive to the top and his continuing fight to stay there." The comic, which will run 32 pages, joins similar high-profile bios by Bluewater, including Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and actress Lindsay Lohan...
Bluewater says the illustrated biography will be available at local comic book stores and online, including Amazon, for $3.99. Bluewater's comic book biography of Jobs comes well ahead of an authorized biography by Simon & Schuster titled "iSteve: The Book of Jobs," which is due next year. That bio shot to the top of Amazon and Apple's iBookstore as top sellers when the book became available for pre-ordering.
'Devil May Cry' game-to-movie conversion confirmed
"Devil May Cry," a popular stylized action video game series, will be transformed into a live-action feature film.
Capcom, which publishes the game, has hired Screen Gems Studios to produce the movie, which will be written by Kyle Ward, who has also crafted the upcoming "Kane & Lynch" and "Hitman 2" movie adaptations. The news, announced today via an official decree from Capcom, confirms reports earlier this year that a "Devil May Cry" movie was in the works. "Devil May Cry" has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide, with enough success to spawn the creation of comic books, an anime series and action figures.
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'Superhero: An Origin Story' improv at ComedySportz
"Superhero: An Origin Story," a new improv comedy production, takes a stand for truth, justice and the Milwaukee way at 11:59 p.m. May 27 at ComedySportz Milwaukee, 420 S. 1st St.
"Origin Story" is the latest in a series of theme shows from Worst Case Scenario, a local group, which describes the new show as its celebration of comic books, super heroes and Villains. The players, which include performers from ComedySportz, "Natalie Ryan and the Brain Thieves" and the troupe Meanwhile, will build a story with heroes, bad guys and damsels in distress all created on the fly from suggestions from the audience. Admission is $5 at the door, and attendees must be 18 or older.
'Iron Man' writers sign on for 'Tomb Raider'
Two writers behind the "Iron Man" films are on deck to craft the new "Tomb Raider" movie due in 2013.
GK Films bought the movie rights to the classic video game series from Square Enix about two months ago to reboot the franchise, and the hiring of Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby shows the studio is serious about it, the Hollywood Reporter says.


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Privatization of Safety Management Services at the Savannah River Site
In January 1997, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, the management and operating contractor at the Savannah River Site, submitted a privatization proposal requesting approval to form a "spin-off" company to perform safety management services. The new company, Westinghouse Safety Management Solutions, Incorporated (WSMS), would be a wholly owned subsidiary of Westinghouse and would be largely comprised of Westinghouse personnel already performing safety management services at the site. To justify the spin-off, the management and operating contractor prepared a make-or-buy analysis indicating that by using WSMS the Department would save at least $11.5 million over 5 years. The Department approved the proposal and allowed Westinghouse to enter into a sole-source, cost-reimbursable agreement with WSMS beginning in Fiscal Year 1998.


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hi slevvio!!
f: R----> F
f(x)=0 for all x in R.
this is trivial homomorphism i guess. Is this acceptable to you??
Thanks guys. I was just confused because in my notes a ring homomorphism was defined from a ring to a field, and then after this was proved to be a ring isomorphism, he showed that the initial ring was actually a field. But this should arise from the fact we have a ring isomorphism. I would type out the specific example but Latex is borked