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Leontif paradox
see: Leontif paradox - Economics department, Iowa State University. "The Heckscher-Ohlin theory states that each country exports the commodity which uses its abundant factor intensively. The HO theory was generally accepted on the basis of casual empiricism. Moreover, there wasn't any technique to test the HO theory until the input-output analysis was invented.
What: The first serious attempt to test the theory was made by Professor Wassily W. Leontief in 1954.
Result: Leontief reached a paradoxical conclusion that the US—the most capital abundant country in the world by any criterion—exported labor-intensive commodities and imported capital- intensive commodities. This result has come to be known as the Leontief Paradox. Leontief took the profession by surprise and stimulated an enormous amount of empirical and theoretical research on the subject." Source: Prof. Kwan Choi International Economics

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please. These are the remaining questions that could not fit in my first set of questions,
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The Tahoe Adventure Film Festival (TAFF) throws a fast-paced series of film shorts at audiences to benefit the Sierra Avalanche Center. The evening event, presented by Kirkwood, takes place Dec. 12 at Montbleu Resort, Casino, and Spa in South Lake Tahoe.
The evening showcases action sports films designed to jazz up a lust for adventure. Footage is narrowed down to the top 10 film submissions with each filmmaker producing a special 10- to 12-minute clip or segment to be premiered at the festival. The full-length films will also be available for purchase from the filmmakers.
"Forget sitting around for days in tiny theaters and searching film premiers for the best action and adventure of the season," says Todd Offenbacher, TAFF founder and event. "We put together a line-up of the best films of the year and showcase them in one night of energy, excitement and fun." The night also includes special guest speakers, action photo displays, break-dancers, go-go dancers, and DJs.
TAFF has partnered this year with the Sierra Avalanche Center to host the biggest raffle in the event's history. Prizes include Lake Tahoe resort season passes, a trip with Points North Heli Adventures, an afternoon with Pacific Crest Snowcats, and gear.
This year's event opens at 6:30 p.m. with an action sports photography display from Aurora Photos followed by the main event at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, which cost $20, are available online at or at the Montbleu Resort, Casino, and Spa Box Office.
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Orange-Glazed Bacon Recipe
Just when you thought bacon couldn't get any tastier, our Test Kitchen staff whipped up this tasty recipe starring the favorite breakfast meat drizzled with a sweet orange glaze. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon strips
- 1. In a small saucepan, combine the first five ingredients. Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is reduced to 1/3 cup.
- 2. Place bacon on a rack in an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 10 minutes; drain.
- 3. Drizzle half of glaze over bacon. Bake for 10 minutes. Turn bacon and drizzle with remaining glaze. Bake 5-10 minutes longer or until golden brown. Place bacon on waxed paper until set. Serve warm. Yield: 8 servings.
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On the street in Sydney
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Maxing out on neutral tones
Fresh silhouettes on the street...
On the street in New York
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The sartorial game is on
On the street in London
The girls take London town
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Fashion Week minimalism...
Keeping warm on the NYC streets
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On the street in Paris
Say yes to velvet
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Make like an onion...
Making a case for the winter dress
Giving over-the-knee boots a good name
Pink hair don't care
Beating the winter chill
Weekends were made for friends
In the Christmas jumper you wish you had
And it's all about the coat
Toughen up with a serious side of leather
Just because it's black doesn't mean it's boring...
Because the leaves are only golden for so long
When in doubt, belt it.
On the street at Paris Fashion Week
Bringing dungarees back
Giving the cold shoulder
Navy all the way
Be cool, stay strong
Crop it like it's hot
Current girl crush
The iconic jean
The sneaker on the street
Chanel never looked so playful
Monochrome on the streets
Brush them shoulders off
Wearing jeans differently
The art of wearing big
Navy for the win
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HUNDREDS said their farewells to an inspirational and courageous campaigner who made it her mission to make sure those battling breast cancer had the best possible care.
Cherry Robinson was laid to rest at a private family service at Worcester Crematorium today followed by a an open service of thanksgiving at St Mary's Church in Kempsey.
The church was full to capacity with around 250 attending the service to celebrate the life of the 69-year-old who died peacefully at her home in Osier Close, Worcester, on October 15 with her husband, Doug, at her side following a five-year battle against secondary cancers.
It was one of Mrs Robinson's dying wishes that people should wear pink for the service, a symbol of the fight against breast cancer. Family and friends obliged, wearing pink ties, scarves, coats, dresses, cardigans, jackets and ribbons.
A framed photograph of Mrs Robinson was on display at the front of the church with two candles burning. The reader, Sheila Cook, described Mrs Robinson as someone who worked tirelessly on behalf of the Worcester Breast Cancer Support Group after she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1997, a group she came to chair herself in 2007, and a person "dedicated to serving others in so many ways".
She was also a vigorous campaigner for the Worcestershire Breast Unit Campaign which seeks to create a breast care unit at 220 Newtown Road. Sadly, she never lived long enough to see it open to patients. Mrs Robinson was known for making lists and had chosen the hymns for her own funeral. The reader told the congregation with a smile that she had been "given her instructions" by Mrs Robinson, described as the youngest and bossiest of three sisters, the others being Jill Ebbs and Carole Blair.
When Mrs Robinson became aware she was dying she packed as much as she possibly could into the remaining time, buying a caravan which is something she had always wanted to do.
She said: "Cherry used all the talents God gave her. She was a warm and feeling person. She was an inspiration - courageous, enthusiastic, loyal and loving. She will be very greatly missed by her family. But she has left a wealth of happy memories to those who knew and loved her." She was well known for her cake-making and decorating skills and famous for her scones which were always in great demand. She was also nominated as tea lady of the year at Trent Bridge and worked as a care assistant at Orchard House nursing home and a physiotherapist's assistant at Castle Street.
A poem called Together, written by Mrs Robinson, which we here print below in full, was also read out by her granddaughters, Becci Parkins and Laura Rhodes.
Among those to attend the service were breast surgeon Steven Thrush who first devised the idea for the breast unit and breast cancer survivor Susie Coleman and Carole Crowe, the former campaign co-ordinator, who both appeared alongside Mrs Robinson in the fund-raising calendar for the launch in October 2009.
Angela Brinton, the widow of the Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire, Michael Brinton, attende as a lead patron of the campaign and on behalf of the other lead patron, Professor David Green, vice-chairman and chief executive of the University of Worcester. Donations were made to the Worcester Breast Cancer Support Group and the Worcestershire Breast Unit Campaign. People were also invited to celebrate Mrs Robinson's life at The Graeme Hick Suite at Worcestershire County Cricket Ground in New Road after the service.
If I should go before you
(and 'go' as you know, means 'die')
Don't tarnish your pain with whisky
and try not to ask him WHY
You're too strong willed a man to be beaten
and you'll never stop being a DAD and GRANDAD
So pick up the threads I relinquish
and remember the times we had.
After struggling my best to remain here,
in the love of this family and home
I promise, wherever I'm going
you'll never be really alone.
Warmth in the chair beside you
a home-coming step on the path
And when 'Waiting for God' is repeated
maybe you'll hear my laugh.
We'll climb again from the Welsh mountains
where hilltop and sky are one,
Then descend to the magic woodland
dappled by the setting sun.
I'll cross Borth's beach beside you
(though only your footprints will show),
Reliving adventure that taught us
there's nowhere too far to go.
And when it's your time to follow
I'll beg him to ease your pain
And stretch out my hand from the shadows
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A BRACE of penalties from Jake Andrews and a cracker from Dave Pratt saw Chippenham Town extend their unbeaten Southern League run to 20 games against Merthyr Town in front of the largest crowd at Hardenhuish Park this season.
Kicking down the slope in front of 723 spectators, Chippenham were first to show with Pratt heading over from a seventh-minute Matt Jones free-kick.
Six minutes later, Jones' low snap-shot from 25 yards was saved by Oliver Davies.
Merthyr's first opportunity came on 27 minutes when Darren Chitty dived to save Kayne McLaggan's shot on the turn. It was to be Chitty's last action of the game as he aggravated a back injury and was replaced in goal two minutes later by James Rae.
On 35 minutes, Ian Traylor blasted wide when well-placed, whilst at the other end, a Matt Smith volley went straight at Davies.
Three minutes after the break, Jones' cross was dropped by Davies and from 10 yards out, Pratt thumped a shot into the ground that flew up into the net.
Five minutes later, a Jones corner was met by the head of Will Richards but blocked by the Merthyr defence.
On the hour mark, Alex Ferguson found Pratt and his hooked shot hit the bar. Nine minutes later, McLaggan headed wide for the Welsh side.
On 73 minutes, Andrews was felled just inside the area and referee Bhupinder Gill pointed to the spot and the 20-year-old dusted himself down to despatch the kick himself.
On 84 minutes, Jack Compton gave Merthyr hope when he tapped home a low cross.
However, frayed nerves in the home crowd were finally allayed in the first minute of stoppage time when Pratt was tripped in the area and Andrews again gave Davies no chance from the ensuing penalty.


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Saturday, March 20, 2010
Friday Morning Flowers
I know it's Saturday. afternoon. I apologize. The internet was down yesterday morning and I didn't have time to deal with it between studying and getting to class (no worries, parents, I got 111%!).
Anyway, for today you need to think beachy, luau, Jimmy Buffet, drinks with little umbrellas in them, Hawaii, warm sand....
And you get this tall table arrangement. It's supposed to kind of look like a one of those beach umbrellas/huts made out of grass and I've got happy, bright, tropical flowers below. I was skeptical at first, I admit, but it's grown on me.
I like it :)
So Happy Saturday!
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Midfielder Hamish Hartlett has been elevated to vice-captain of Port Adelaide after a landmark vote at the AFL club.
For the first time, the Power's leaderdship group was decided by a vote of all players, coaches and administration staff.
Hartlett becomes a sole vice-captain, replacing Brad Ebert and Matthew Lobbe who jointly held the role last year, while Travis Boak will be captain for a fourth consecutive season.


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According to AAP and various other news sources, New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark called on Japanese whalers to deal with their damaged vessel in Antarctic waters or face international outrage if it caused an environmental disaster (especially considering we are right there with an appropriate vessel to help!)
Clark says she is not prepared to offer the ship port facilities in New Zealand, saying no request has been made for the ship to stop here, and that she expects the ship to be towed all the way back to Japan. However maritime law expert Duncan Currie also told New Zealand press that international conventions meant it should be towed as soon as possible to the nearest port (which would be in New Zealand) to mitigate the pollution risk.
In general the media seems pretty supportive of our position, however, according to some sources, the Esperanza is in fact called the Ezmerelda, and is captained by one Karli Thomas, who last time I checked was none other than our expedition leader. I wonder what Captain Frank is doing these days... considering starting a Southern Ocean towing business perhaps?
But then, wouldn't it be better if the Nisshin Maru could stop in NZ for repair, rather than go straight to Japan? I know they have whale meat on board, which is normally not accepted in NZ, however, this would be to prevent even worse disaster - only if, of course, the people sitting behind their warm desks in Tokyo accept to suck it up and take help from the Espy...
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note: the above is irony :-)
I find it absolutely repulsing that the Nisshin Maru is still floating around in one of the most pristine parts of our oceans like it is the world's biggest bobber.
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Beautiful and unique, love it. thanks!
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Love! Love! Love this ornament. I will be ordering more.
Some start their day with a cuppa coffee. Others with tea or chocolate. Me? I like to begin mine with color. Whether it's my garden outdoors, a magazine layout, or my children's clothes, there is such an energy and beauty in everyday color.
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Hi everyone,I am wondering what your thoughts are on using a script such as this one that Google hosts for auto-updated version of jQuery:http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js
Is it a good idea to use this? I noticed that doing a site scan on http://www.modern.ie/en-us it tells me to update jQuery for older browsers, but doing so is kind of redundant and time consuming, especially if I have over ten websites that I wish to update every time a new version comes out.
What are your thoughts on using Google API for sourcing an up to date version of jQuery?
I don't do it, as it is prone to break things as the library evolves and things get deprecated.
As an example: jQuery's toggle event function has been removed as part of version 1.9.
So in 1.8.x this worked:
$('#example').toggle(function() {
do stuff
}, function() {
do stuff
in 1.9.x it doesn't.
For me, this is a good reason to specify a version and stick to it.
Also, the jump from 1.9 to 2.0 will be quite extreme as jQuery is dropping support for IE6, 7 and 8 (yippee).http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/07/jquery-2-0-javascript-framework-to-drop-support-for-ie-6-7-and-8/


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I have a son that I am scrapping for and I am having a hard time coming up with embellishments for his pages. I have used buttons, stars, brads and some ribbon, but having a tough time thinking of anything that isn't frilly. I am a girly girl when it comes to cardmaking and scrapbooking...love the flowers, primas, rhinestones, etc, but what can I use for my very rough and tumble boy? Books or magazines I could reference?
I have a cricut too, so if you have a cartridge suggestion, that would be great. He is only 10 months, so sports related stuff doesn't really apply yet!
Or if you can post your favorite boy page, that would be great too!


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Parabellum and The Fashion Fund
Discussing recognition and growth with LA's premier leather studio
Tucked behind a lush residential street in West Hollywood are the offices of leather goods maker Parabellum. "It has been a busy year," Head Designer Jason Jones tells CH, as he welcomes us with his very old but faithful dog Charlie in tow. He has just returned from yet another trip to New York City. "Growth has been good. It's been about what we expected. We've had a dream roster of our favorite boutiques carrying our product for some time, but the past year has seen some interesting developments for us on a broader scale."
Parabellum first started making wallets and belts out of heavily textured free range American Bison leather and technical ceramic hardware (as in: weapons grade). The business has exploded into a full-blown leather goods company selling at stores including Bergdorf Goodman, Barney's, Colette and Tomorrowland. They have done exclusive collaborations with Oliver Peoples, Blackman Cruz and ICON, which helped them solidify their identity of quality form and function. "We have piqued the interest of the major department stores, which bring new challenges. The department stores definitely bring an interesting juxtaposition of growth potential as well as growing pains. Overall though, we're growing and we're maintaining the pace, so we're happy."
In addition to the retail side of things, Parabellum also caught the eye of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), earning them a finalist consideration for the 2013 CFDA VOGUE Fashion Fund Award. As a part of the nomination, Jones was featured in the new show of the same title, "The Fashion Fund" which followed and challenged the nominees. Between taping the show and managing Parabellum's production, he found himself in a whirlwind, "It's the most wonderful, horrible experience ever. I haven't found any time to relax yet. Quite the opposite unfortunately."
Although Jones and Parabellum were the crowd favorite, they didn't score the award this year, but their future it still bright. "We just got the online store up and running. Working with lots of new material, new products, some interesting new partnerships and collaborations we have on deck. We're starting to look at implementing some really tech features into existing and new products. We see wearable tech starting to emerge in the luxury segment, so we're exploring that. We also just produced a beautiful dressage saddle. For the most part, we're just carrying the momentum we have and navigating the market on our own terms. We're excited," Jones says.
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More children than ever before are choosing vegetables in their school dinners - but lots of them get chucked in the bin, a report's found.
Just over half of kids put things like carrots and peas on their plates, but over a third of these don't get eaten.
Pupils are also eating more salad and fruit, but lots of these get binned.
"More needs to be done to encourage pupils to finish eating the vegetables, salad and fruit which have been taken," the report said.
Fruit is still doing the worst among the healthy foods at school. Only around a fifth of kids choose fruit as part of their lunch, and a third of it gets chucked.
But it's not all bad news. Kids are also choosing less fattening, starchy foods, and are drinking more water than they used to.
The people who wrote the report, from the School Food Trust, said there was still work to be done to get schools to provide even better food, and to encourage kids to finish it, not bin it.
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and, you know, John Carmack complains about ATI's drivers... Yeah, it pretty much sucks.Quote:
ATI users having problems with performance, so i writing what know (but i'm NVidia user).
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1. Linux does actually use graphics hardware.
2. This wasn't just about graphics hardware, you were bashing AMD CPUs as well. Unless that SSE4/SSE3 thing was about AMDs GPUs...


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Excerpts from Chapter 2
Waking Up With the Worst of Sinners
The News About Who We Really Are
The Biblical Reality of Joyful Wretches
This profound awareness of innate sinfulness is not some obscure theological point or an example of religious fervor gone to seed. A great awareness of one's sinfulness often stands side by side with great joy and confidence in God. The same Paul who could call himself the foremost of sinners could exult two verses later, "To the King of ages, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen" (1 Timothy 1:17).
It is a theme that also resonates through the Psalms. In Psalm 40 we see rejoicing in the Lord and lamentation over sin side by side.
As for you, O Lord, you will not restrain
your mercy from me;
your steadfast love and your faithfulness will
ever preserve me!
For evils have encompassed me
beyond number;
my iniquities have overtaken me,
and I cannot see;
they are more than the hairs of my head;
my heart fails me.
What's going on here? Is this some kind of bipolar spirituality at work? By no means! It is the joy of salvation breaking through, despite life in a fallen world and a heart still fighting against sin. It is reality as seen through biblical truth.
This reality is very different from what we're usually up to our necks in—that slick, shiny, false reality of an affluent, comfort-driven society obsessed with self-esteem. Instead, this reality sends us to the Savior, who brings God's holiness and mercy together in the cross. The great nineteenth century preacher, Charles Spurgeon, was another man who saw this reality in all its Christ-centered glory.
Too many think lightly of sin, and therefore think lightly of the Savior. He who has stood before his God, convicted and condemned, with the rope about his neck, is the man to weep for joy when he is pardoned, to hate the evil which has been forgiven him, and to live to the honour of the Redeemer by whose blood he has been cleansed.
Remember what Jesus said of the woman caught in adultery? "Therefore I tell you, her sins, which are many, are forgiven—for she loved much. But he who is forgiven little, loves little" (Luke 7:47). If like Paul (and David and Spurgeon . . . ) I recognize the enormity of my sin, seeing myself as the worst of sinners, then I understand I have been forgiven much. That's when biblical reality begins to make sense. I start to see God as he truly is. His vastness becomes bigger than my problems. His goodness comes to me even though I'm not good. And his wisdom and power are visible in the perfect ways he works to transform me from the inside out.
So this sin—my sin and yours—is supremely ugly. It is vile. It is wicked. But at the same time it is the backdrop to a larger drama. We may be works in progress who are painfully prone to sin, yet we can be joyful works, for—thanks be to God—we have been redeemed by grace through the death and resurrection of Christ. Our Savior has come to rescue us from the penalty of sin and grant us an abundant life by his Spirit.
As two people in marriage embrace this view of reality, and live in accordance with it, their lives and marriage begin to look more and more like the picture God wants to display to a lost world. Until sin be bitter, marriage may not be sweet.
The Worst Thing About Sin
By this time you may be saying to yourself, This guy thinks about sin way too much! The worst of sinners? Man, take a chill pill and unplug the moral meter. What's the big deal?
The big deal is that my sin is not first against me or my marriage. All sin is first against God. And that changes everything.
Look at it this way. My status as "husband" says something important about me: It says I have a wife. In identifying me it points to the reality of another—my wife. It also indicates who I am not, for if I am a husband, I'm obviously not single.
Now recall that the Bible has a specific way of describing human beings—as sinners (Psalm 51:5, Romans 3:23; 5:12). We are all in that category together. It's hardly an exclusive club. To accept the designation of "sinner" is to acknowledge who I am in relation to God. It also says who I am not: I am not a neutral actor. By my very nature (which is sinful), I am an offense to God's very nature (which is perfectly holy).
So the term "sinner," when used in Scripture, clearly implies there is one (at least one) who is sinned against. When I speak a critical, unkind word to Kimm in front of our children, my sin is to some degree against the children. Obviously, it is to a much stronger degree against Kimm. What I need to see, however, is that this sin is most strongly, and therefore primarily, against God! And that is something it has in common with every other sin that has ever been or ever will be committed. Every sin, however small or great its apparent impact on people, violates the purity of the perfectly just and holy God. Sin is always aimed first and foremost at God (Deuteronomy 9:16, 1 Samuel 15:24, Psalm 51:4). Jerry Bridges brings it smack into the family room when he writes,
Sin is wrong, not because of what it does to me, or my spouse, or child, or neighbor, but because it is an act of rebellion against the infinitely holy and majestic God.
Several years ago I became aware of a subtle, destructive habit. Whenever I sensed I had sinned against Kimm I would go to her, confess, and seek to resolve the situation. Looks pretty good when I put it that way, doesn't it? But I came to realize that my goal was far from noble. I wanted a quick and efficient restoration of our relationship so I could stop feeling bad and get on with "more important things." In other words, the confession was basically a tool I was employing for my own sake. No wonder, then, that I was often left with a shallow, haunting feeling that I now believe was the kind prompting of the Holy Spirit.
After a time of prayer, I recognized that God had been surprisingly forgotten in my words of apology to Kimm. I saw that I had been almost completely unconcerned with the fact that my sin had been first against God, and that I stood guilty before his infinite holiness. I had regarded my sins as errors, or at worst, as "little sins" that required little consideration of my heart. My real goal was simply a kind of marital damage control, not an honest accounting before my Heavenly Father. But by God's grace I began to see, as J. I. Packer says so well, "There can be no small sins against a great God."
As biblical reality started to sink in, amazing things happened. I began to experience true sorrow for my "little sins." My awareness of God and his mercy grew. In my marriage I began to notice the very real but less obvious sins I was regularly committing against Kimm—sins we had become "comfortable with" but they, nevertheless, were slowly eroding our relationship. I began to recognize situations where I might be tempted to sin against her, and I started to learn how to battle those temptations. My confessions, as well as our conversations about the problems in our marriage, began to have a rich and satisfying depth. These conversations were not always easy, but definitely helpful to our relationship. I had come to see God, myself, and my marriage a little more clearly.
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The Walking Dead writer Robert Kirkman may be lending his concentration to filming the television version of the hit comic book series, but artist Charlie Adlard is lending his talents to a great source of their inspiration: George Romero.
In a promotional poster for Romero's latest film, Survival of the Dead, fans of the Image series should be quick to notice Adlard's familiar artwork. That's a whole lotta zombie goodness right there.
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Everyone who knows me knows that I love the comics that are out there on the fringes of the industry. You want to make everyone turn into apes or zombies or contestants on So You Think You Can Dance? and I'm right there, eager to throw my $2.99 in your direction.
So when I saw Tony Moore's "iconic" cover on Victorian Undead #1 (Wildstorm) on the rack with a blurb that says "Sherlock Holmes Vs. Zombies," my hand shot out faster than John H. Watson, M.D.'s revolver. And I wasn't disappointed. Far from being as "out there" as its B-movie subject matter might suggest, it actually feels like a real Sherlock Holmes adventure but with, y'know zombies. And Automata (aka robots). Following a celestial event in the skies of London in 1854, there are rumors of the dead coming back to life and desecration of the bodies by beheading. By 1898, when two London workmen succumb to zombiness, leaving one in the custody of Inspector Lestrade, the call goes out for Sherlock Holmes who's busy on a seemingly separate case trying to figure out who's behind the robot that just tried to kill him. (I've read stories where Holmes has gone up against the aliens from War of the Worlds, and also Dracula, Jack The Ripper and The Invisible Man, so zombies and Victorian robots don't feel out of place in my personal Holmes canon.)
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Whenever I'm in London, which is where I am this week, I like to check out the local comic books. And I don't mean the repackaged American comics that Marvel does, or the magazine-sized comic books like Star Trek and Terminator: Salvation that feature quizzes, puzzles and games inbetween a repackaged American comic. (Although the UK Star Trek comic does a very nice job of repackaging IDW's Star Trek comic with an assortment of photos and features on the new movie.) I'm talking about the stuff the Brits do for themselves, specifically for the newsstand. Stuff like…Judge Dredd.
I've been a casual Judge Dredd fan for years. Back in the 90s, I worked my way through the collections from Titan Books with all that great Brian Bolland and Mike McMahon artwork, I read the DC Comics mini-series and I saw the godawful Judge Dredd movie with Sylvester Stallone and Rob Schneider. So I have some familiarity with the Judge and his colleagues, which led me to pick up 2000 AD, Prog 1643 from July 8, 2009.
The cover is a nice zombie-baby horror from Leigh Gallagher, tying into this issue's final story.
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I'm sure many, like myself, were disappointed with last month's Crossed, issue #5. Not a single sadistic zombie was to be found! Little did I realize that, until I read Crossed #6, it was merely a calm before the storm. Trust me—it's a huge, effing tempest.
Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows open the issue with our characters face to face (literally) with an undead eliminated by his own kind. Barely two pages after that, we discover just why Kitrick is as depressed as a Prozac-popping Elizabeth Wurtzel (aside from the usual post-apocalyptic depression, that is). I've got to say: Ennis and Burrows deliver with this flashback.
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Walking Dead #62 Weakly Introduces Hunter Arc
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I know, I know: how can I label anything that Robert Kirkman touches as "weak"? Trust me, I was just as disappointed as you were with this month's issue of his never ending zombie saga, The Walking Dead #62. Even more upsetting is the fact that this issue marks the first of five issues in his "Fear the Hunters" arc!
We start off post-Billy and Ben murders, where Dale has plunged deeper into his anti-social abyss (clearly depicted in the second panel where he is outright facing the opposite of the party). Kirkman then spotlights the very intriguing progression of Carl's character, which I foolishly assumed in the last issue was his mirroring Rick. Judging from what Kirkman showed us this month, I cannot even imagine what he has in store for Carl, but it does make me giggly and excited.
Then… ZOMBIES! Oh how I missed you guys last month!
Enough of a recap—on to what I have to say about this letdown (so as to halt you from throwing stones at my head).
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This morning Resident Evil: Degeneration hit the App Store, officially bringing the Resident Evil game series to the iPhone and iPod touch. The game is based on the Resident Evil: Degeneration movie from Sony Picture Home Entertainment, and puts you in control of CLaire Redfield and Leon Kennedy, our Resident Evil mainstays.
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A Cambridge man remained incarcerated in the Guernsey County jail as of press time Wednesday on a felony hold issued by Cambridge police after the man allegedly assaulted his sister at a South Side residence.
Lawrence X. Tabler, 25, Cambridge, was charged with domestic violence prior to being jailed on the felony hold.
A woman who arrived at the scene while officers were attempting to take Tabler into custody and allegedly began arguing with the alleged victim was also charged after she failed to obey officers' commands to leave the area.
Police charged Chandra Ellis, 42, Cambridge, with obstructing official business as a result of the incident. Ellis is scheduled to appear in Cambridge Municipal Court on March 25 to answer to the charge.
According to Cambridge police reports, officers were dispatched to a home in the 600 block of South Ninth Street at 11:20 p.m. after it was reported Tabler was sitting on the porch of a home armed with a black handgun after allegedly assaulting his sister.
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When it comes to the sustainability movement at University of Tennessee/Knoxville, senior Maria Rosales has moved the equivalent of mountains. Inspired by the biggest coal ash spill in history, she decided to get serious about sustainability as a sophomore: "The need to move toward clean energy became more real and more urgent than ever, and the first place to start was on my campus."
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That Depp portrays John Dillinger in the new summer movie "Public Enemies" only makes the famed Depression-era outlaw more attractive. But even the real Dillinger -- who was decidedly less handsome -- had Depp-level fame and plenty of fans among the masses of his day.
It's hard to imagine a hardened criminal who killed at least a dozen innocent people being idolized by everyday hard-working folks. But the economic misery of the Depression made folk heroes of desperados who got what they wanted, even if they had to do it at gunpoint.
In the movie, the empty, hopeless face of a farmwoman who had harbored the Dillinger gang and begged them to take her with them reveals the utter desperation of the hungry millions who faced a bleak future thanks to the excesses of the banking system that had robbed them of their life's savings and homes. They saw Dillinger as sticking it to the "haves" who had stolen so much from the "have-nots."
Sound familiar?
More than a few contemporary commentators have compared the big business excesses that led to the Great Depression to today's big business excesses that have left us with this global economic crisis. Billion-dollar bailouts, million-dollar bonuses, even six-figure salaries are stratospheric, almost incomprehensible sums to Joe Schmoe who is living on $500 a week of unemployment compensation.
I suspect Joe and his buddies would probably idolize someone who managed to make off with a few bags of cash from the likes of Bernard Madoff or AIG, just as guys from the 1930s breadlines applauded Dillinger for relieving banks of the contents of their safes.
"Public Enemies" director Michael Mann definitely sees Dillinger as a populist icon. "He was a charismatic outlaw hero who spoke to people in the depths of the Depression," Mann told the Los Angeles Times. "He assaulted the institution that made their lives miserable -- the bank -- and he outsmarted the institution -- the government -- that couldn't fix the problems brought about by the Depression."
Though the movie, based on Bryan Burrough's nonfiction book of the same title, doesn't overdo the Robin Hood angle, one scene -- reportedly based on a real statement made by Dillinger -- paints the criminals as friends of the little guy. During one of the gang's bank robberies, a farmer pulls some bills from his own pocket. When Dillinger asks him if it's his money, the man nervously nods yes. Dillinger responds: "We're not here for your money, we're here for the bank's."
Though born and raised in the modest American heartland, Dillinger lived the high life at the height of his criminal career. "I like baseball, movies, good clothes, fast cars, whiskey and you," he says in the movie, wooing love interest Billie Frechette, a hatcheck girl with outsider status because she is part Native American. When she asks Dillinger what he wants, he replies, "Everything. Right now."
Dillinger was only mimicking the lifestyles of his time's rich and famous, much the way too many modern-day Americans aspire to Madoff-type comfort. As alluring as it may be to own four homes and a yacht (as Madoff did), deep down most of us know that it's immoral for some people to have so much, when so many have so little.
Nowhere is material excess more evident, ironically, than in Hollywood. Most movies cost tens, if not hundreds, of millions to produce ("Public Enemies" reportedly cost $100 million), and stars' salaries aren't the only hit to the bottom line. My sister and brother-in-law got a firsthand peek at moviemaking excess when they served as extras during the Chicago filming of "Public Enemies."
They were among 1,786 extras in Illinois (it also was filmed on location in Wisconsin and Indiana). Though they were only paid minimum wage (obviously they weren't doing it for the money), they cost plenty in terms of hair, makeup and costuming time. Every costume was authentic, right down to my sister's 1930s earrings. And her hair and makeup took hours. Not only didn't her earrings, hair or makeup appear onscreen, none of her did. Couldn't have reproduction earrings sufficed? Save the real antiques for the leading lady?
It was fun to see flashes of my brother-in-law several times throughout the movie, but did he really have to be wearing a sleeveless undershirt under his suit -- just in case at some point he removed his jacket and a non-period short-sleeved T-shirt showed through his dress shirt? While I understand that such details make a movie believable (and apparently are Mann's signature), they add to astronomical movie budgets -- and to the price of a ticket for the average moviegoer.
In his recent encyclical Caritas in Veritate ("Charity in Truth"), Pope Benedict XVI calls for a global economy rooted in justice and the common good, addressing specifically the rise of global inequality. "While the poor of the world continue knocking on the doors of the rich," he writes, "the world of affluence runs the risk of no longer hearing those knocks, on account of a conscience that can no longer distinguish what is human."
Excessive affluence -- whether by Wall Street or Hollywood -- can be both fascinating and nauseating. While Johnny Depp's $4,000 tip to a waiter after the Chicago premiere of "Public Enemies" made one workingman better off, his lavish life, including multiple homes plus a 45-acre island he owns in the Caribbean where he moors his 150-foot yacht, is just another example of the excessive disparity between real everyday Joes and those who play them in movies.
That's not so hot.
Heidi Schlumpf teaches communications at Aurora University in the Chicago suburbs.
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April 16, 2008 — People who smoke a pack of cigarettes or more a day develop Alzheimer's disease years earlier than those who do not, and heavy drinking of alcohol increases the risk even more.
In what is being lauded as a significant finding, research presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 60th Anniversary Annual Meeting this week in Chicago shows that smoking and drinking are among the most important preventable risk factors for Alzheimer's disease.
Researcher Ranjan Duara, MD, of the Wien Center for Alzheimer's Disease at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, Fla., found that a combination of heavy drinking and heavy smoking leads to an earlier onset of Alzheimer's disease.
"It has been projected that a delay in the onset of the disease by 5 years would lead to a nearly 50% reduction in the total number of Alzheimer's cases," Duara says in a news release. "If we can reduce or eliminate heavy smoking and drinking, we could substantially delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease for people and reduce the number of people who have Alzheimer's at any point in time."
Duara's study involved 938 people aged 60 and older with possible or probable Alzheimer's. Family members provided information regarding the patients' alcohol consumption and cigarette usage.
Heavy smoking was defined as one or more packs of cigarettes a day; heavy drinking was defined as more than two drinks per day. The researchers also grouped participants according to whether they carried the apolipoprotein E-4 [ApoE-4] gene variant, which increases risk for Alzheimer's disease.
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Alzheimer's disease is a progressive, incurable brain disease that leads to the loss of mental abilities that affect memory and learning. According to the Alzheimer's Association, about 5 million people in the U.S. live with the condition. However, there are concerns that the number will skyrocket in the near future as America's baby boomers reach their golden years.
SOURCES: News release, American Academy of Neurology. American Academy of Neurology 60th Anniversary Annual Conference, Chicago, April 12-19, 2008.
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The warning comes from BirdLife International, which says 94% of rare forest bird sites are unprotected.
Species including storks, eagles, woodpeckers and flycatchers live and breed in the unprotected areas.
BirdLife says the forestry industry and governments share the responsibility of protecting the threatened birds.
The 10 countries are all candidates for membership of the European Union, and are known as the EU accession countries.
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Cyprus and Malta, two other accession countries, are not covered by the BirdLife warning, because they lie outside central and eastern Europe (CEE).
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Harri Holtta of Birdlife said: "The CEE EU accession countries contain approximately 4m hectares [9.9m acres] of forest habitat that qualifies as important bird areas.
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The 10 countries are crucial to several species. They shelter 42% of Europe's middle-spotted woodpeckers, 61% of its black storks, 62% of the continent's lesser spotted eagles, and 80% of its collared flycatchers.
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NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell says the government is prepared to legislate to ensure the continued use of CCTV cameras on streets, after a surprise ruling by a tribunal found they breached privacy.
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After being sport-fucked by Superman, The Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco went full Jennifer Love Hewitt and somehow managed to sink her claws into Ryan Sweeting who she's now successfully coerced into marrying her in less than half a year dating. The couple was last seen retreating to their honeymoon suite as Ryan asked if it was really necessary to stick his penis through a Man of Steel Blu-ray before making love to her. He was dead within the hour. I saw the whole thing.
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Sixth District Rep. Michele Bachmann rolled into Monticello last Saturday for her first local "Coffee With Your Congresswoman" visit of the year.
It didn't take long before the cozy confines of the Caribou Coffee on 100 W. Sixth St. filled with constituents.
Those gathered patiently waited to speak with Bachmann about a full slate of issues. The economy, Second Amendment rights, and the effect of President Barack Obama's health care reform proposals on the medical device industry topped the list of citizen concerns.
Shortly after walking through the door at 8 a.m., Bachmann moved across to a table and spoke with Monticello resident William Frederickson before signing a copy of her autobiography, "Core of Conviction: My Story" that was released in November 2011.
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Bachmann released a statement Monday reaffirming her Second Amendment support: "I have been traveling across Minnesota's Sixth District listening to my constituents' feedback on gun control. They overwhelmingly support the Second Amendment and are worried about the limitation of their Constitutional rights."
Calling herself an "unwavering defender of the Second Amendment," Bachmann said she fully supports law-abiding citizens' right to keep and bear arms. "To prevent future tragedies we must address the underlying causes of violence and understand why perpetrators do these unthinkably evil acts," she said, referencing the Dec. 14 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, the second deadliest school shooting in U.S. history.
"The focus needs to be on making our homes, schools, and streets safer—not advancing a political gun control agenda," she said.
Bachmann met with a large contingent of Wright County elected officials Jan. 28 as part of her districtwide listening tour.
A press release stated that in the month of January, Bachmann visited people from every county of the Sixth District, meeting with more than 150 state and local elected officials, law enforcement officers and business owners.
During these meetings, Bachmann reaffirmed her commitment to supporting transportation projects like expanding Interstate 94 and Highway 10. Bachmann said such projects will ease congestion and make regional roads safer as well as generate more local jobs and economic activity.
District 29B Rep. Marion O'Neill met with Bachmann in early January in St. Paul.
A key discussion topic was expanding Interstate 94 from Rogers to St. Cloud from four to six lanes.
O'Neill said she plans to use her position on the House Transportation Finance Committee to introduce a proposal to move the infrastructure improvements forward. O'Neill said committee chairman DFL Rep. Frank Hornstein, assured the committee such a bill would receive a hearing.
Bachmann's Washington, D.C.-based Communications Director Dan Kotman reported that Bachmann met with 25 state legislators, 21 county commissioners, 11 mayors, six law enforcement officers and nearly 100 business owners at five different chambers or small businesses during her January district schedule.
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