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Title: James Bond Omnibus vol. 003
Writer: Ian Fleming (Adapted by Jim Lawrence)
Artist: Yaroslav Horak
Publisher: Titan Books
Release Dates: 1968-1971 (originals), March 2012 (collection)
[Editor's Note: This review is written by guest writers, Justin Turnblom & Kyle Bachman]
Similar to the previous Bond collection by Titan, this is a tip of the cap to the publisher for displaying a similar level of creativity. Bond. James Bond. Fewer names in popular fiction evoke the same imagery as the famous British secret agent. For over fifty years since his inception by Ian Fleming, James Bond has thrilled audiences with his brand of action and adventure. He is among the most enduring characters to emerge from 20th century fiction.
The strips in this volume were published in the late '60s and early '70s in The Daily Express, a daily British tabloid that specifically approached Fleming to adapt the novels into comic form. They are faithful re-tellings of the novels in the sequential format, but do nothing to expand the source material. Each story arc takes place across an average of 150 panels. Illustration by Yaroslav Horak is steeped in a world of dark contrasts, detailed scenes and is a great counterpart to the narrative. But what can be overlooked once in favor of the content itself cannot be overlooked twice.
After all, you only live twice.
For fans of the literature, this volume contains exclusively Fleming's lesser known works. Some of the story lines have made appearances in the films but under different titles and scenarios. The reader is left with the peripheral canon of James Bond, small stories that flesh out his world. This is of itself very interesting, and if the editors had cared they might have included information on this, or presented the content in a way that highlights this quality. Perhaps even provided an introduction or epilogue. It also would have been a great chance for the publisher and editors to include stills from the films and provide commentary where moments from these stories have wound up on the big screen.
Unfortunately, fans of the film franchise and the original novels may find themselves less intrigued by this publication. It's not that the content is lackluster, but its presentation displays little to no creativity on behalf of the publisher. The choice to preserve these strips almost as an artifact rather than an active story hinders the success of this volume. First of all, these comics were never meant to be read this way. Without a weekly structure the redundant exposition bogs the reader down and inhibits the narrative, and the action, from flowing. Would the purists be outraged if Titan took the sharp high quality artwork and colored it? Or if they tried innovative panel structure or even footnotes that contained facts about Bond's world, the films or even the novels themselves. The sales made off this book are directly linked to the cinematic phenomenon of James Bond. Ignoring the link in what is supposed to be a great collection seems to show an astounding lack of imagination. Nevertheless, these stories and images are unique because they are Bond before the image of him from the movies had saturated the public consciousness. In essence, here we are seeing James Bond for the first time, panel by panel, story by story. The strip itself stands alone here, a glimpse into the time when it was published; it shows a world that is full of threat, uncertainty, and a sense of danger and intrigue inherent.
But for all the quality work of the actual weekly strip, it is lazy publishing that is most likely to grab the eye here. Who is this collection for? It would seem that the publisher's target demographic is a grandparent who purchases this book for their grandson because it has James Bond on the cover. An accidental purchase that will no doubt suffer a regifting come Secret Santa time. Or perhaps sales are driven by people who diligently read the comic in its weekly form when it first came out in 1960, and can't wait to snatch up the Omnibus collection. No doubt the collected works of Prince Valiant or Rex Morgan MD are also flying off of bookshelves at a breakneck pace. If one were to look past the flimsy construction of the book itself and gaze inside its covers, if they weren't instantly taken with the art, there would be little reason to leave the store with it.
This publication seems akin to the Hollywood studio who does a remake just so they can retain the rights. It's a monument to what could have been. Imagine a collection with half as many stories, but more blown up and colored images, editorials and facts by experts or critics. The cover art is only moderately better than the previous installment, if only because the gun actually looks real and the print model is wearing a tuxedo. Why not run with a panel from one of the stories? Something that lends itself to Bond's actual world. If you are going to have the audacity to label something as an "Omnibus" one might think that the services of an editor or writer might have been retained to flesh out this world, give it context and meaning.
One year from now people will walk past stacks of these books collecting dust amidst the whirlwind of an all purpose bargain shopping center.


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Perfect Soul Has Obstacles in Chinese Cultural Centre
Perfect Soul, Canada's 2003 Sovereign Award winner as Canada's Top Turf Male, has plenty of factors working against him in Sunday's Chinese Cultural Centre Stakes (Can-II) at Woodbine.
Perfect Soul, Canada's 2003 Sovereign Award winner as Canada's Top Turf Male, has plenty of factors working against him in Sunday's Chinese Cultural Centre Stakes (Can-II) at Woodbine.
What is it that racing fans might not be opening the day after Christmas in 2005? Santa Anita -- if a proposal from the track's president is eventually accepted by the California Horse Racing Board.
Marylou Whitney's Birdstone, who denied Smarty Jones the Triple Crown with his victory in the June 5 Belmont Stakes (gr. I), will make his first start back in the $1-million Travers Stakes (gr. I), trainer Nick Zito said July 23.
Hastings Park will be permitted to install 600 slot machines in the wake of a 6-5 vote by the Vancouver City Council July 22. Mayor Larry Campbell, who provided the deciding vote, said it was about saving jobs in the community.
Kentucky Sen. Damon Thayer, vice president of event marketing for the National Thoroughbred Racing Association and Breeders' Cup, was among the representatives of professional and college sports July 23 at a seminar hosted by the United States Department of Homeland Security.
Defending champion Beau's Town and 2002 winner Disturbingthepeace are among 11 sprinters entered in Sunday's $400,000 Bing Crosby Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. I) at six furlongs on Del Mar's main track.
Pleasantly Perfect, winner of the 2003 Breeders' Cup Classic - Powered by Dodge (gr. I) and Dubai World Cup (UAE-I), put in the "serious" mile workout trainer Richard Mandella expected of him as the 6-year-old son of Pleasant Colony prepped for Del Mar's $250,00 San Diego Handicap (gr. II) Sunday, Aug. 1.
Prestonwood Farm's Special Ring will be making his first start of 2004 Sunday when he seeks to defend his crown in the $400,000 Eddie Read Handicap (gr. IT) at Del Mar.
The Baretts March sale of 2-year-olds in training will beconducted on Tuesday, March 15, in 2005 instead of Tuesday, March 1, as originally scheduled.
Pat Day began his "What a Difference a Day Makes" summer tour to benefit the Race Track Chaplaincy of America July 20 at River Downs by riding in a few races in the afternoon and speaking during dinner in the clubhouse that evening.
Smarty Jones' vacation ends soon as the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) and Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner will begin serious workouts early next week in preparation for the Sept. 6 Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) at Philadelphia Park.
The Virginia Racing Commission voted July 20 to rejoin the Association of Racing Commissioners International.
West Nile Virus has arrived in Southern California, Dr. Ron Jensen warned the California Horse Racing Board July 22, and could strike at one of the region's racetracks this summer as it speeds its way through the state.


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SALT LAKE CITY — It seems like only yesterday that BYU was overcoming a 25-point deficit to beat Iona on the first day of the NCAA Tournament. But we're already down to the Final Four.
Here's a little NCAA quiz to see how well you've been paying attention to the first two weeks of play:
Which coach, who made it to the Sweet 16, really wanted the Utah basketball job last spring, only to get passed over for Larry Krystkowiak?
North Carolina State coach Mark Gottfried was very interested in the open Ute job and several local boosters were behind him. When it became clear the U. wasn't interested in him, he appeared to be content to stay at his ESPN job. But when VCU's Shaka Smart, Wichita State's Gregg Marshall and others turned down the job, N.C. State turned to Gottfried last April. Gottfreid, who replaced current Jazz assistant Sidney Lowe, led his team to a 24-13 record, the final loss coming against Kansas 60-57 Friday night.
Which player, a lifelong Utah fan who really wanted to play for the Utes, started as a freshman in the NCAA Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games for North Carolina?
Stilman White, the son of former East High and Snow College player Shannon White, would have loved to be recruited by the Utes, but never got a sniff from former coach Jim Boylen. After an outstanding senior season at Hoggard High in Wilmington, N.C., his best offer came from UNC-Wilmington in his hometown and BYU and Utah State also showed interest. The Tar Heels looked at him late in the recruiting process and he didn't commit until late last March. White didn't expect to play much this year, but when a couple of players went down with injuries, he became the backup point guard. Then, when starter Kendall Marshall broke his wrist, he was thrust into the starting role last week. White plans to go on an LDS mission this summer.
Which Elite Eight team played in the state of Utah this year and barely beat the local team?
That would be Baylor, which came to Provo in December and escaped with an 86-83 win over BYU in an exciting game that went down to the final seconds. The Cougars blew an eight-point second-half lead and had a chance to tie at the buzzer, but Brandon Davies 3-point try was blocked. The Bears lost to Kentucky Sunday.
Which mid-major team made the Sweet 16 for the fourth time in the past five years, staking its claim as the best mid-major team in America?
No not, Gonzaga, but Xavier, which also made the Sweet 16 in 2008, 2009 and 2010. No team has made the final 16 for the last five years and only three other schools, Kentucky, Kansas and Michigan State, have made it four of five times like Xavier.
Why has every TV commentator and radio talking head suddenly started using the word "chalk" when talking about the better seeds beating the lower seeds in the NCAA Tournament? And what the heck does it mean?
Chalk is a gambling term, referring to the favored team or horse. You are betting the "chalk" when you bet on the favorite. It stems from the old days when betting lines required constant updates on a chalkboard and the favorites stayed on the chalkboard longer and weren't erased. So people who bet the chalk are conservative gamblers who go with the favorites. Or something like that.
Which former local coaching icon improved his record to 11-1 in first-round NCAA games this year?
Ex-Ute coach Rick Majerus, whose Saint Louis Bilikens upset Memphis in the first round. Majerus' only first-round NCAA loss in the past two decades came against Indiana in 2002.
True or false — Kentucky's John Calipari and Louisville's Rick Pitino, who meet in this week's Final Four, are longtime coaching buddies who get along famously in the Bluegrass State?Comment on this story
False. The two don't like each other much and had a public blowout last fall when Calipari called his program the only noteworthy program in the state and Pitino fired back, saying he ignores "jealous," malicious," ignorant," and "paranoid" people, implying Calipari was all four.
Which conference has proved to be the strongest in this year's NCAA Tournament?
You'd have to go with the SEC, which has a 9-3 record so far with one team (Kentucky) in the Final Four and another that was oh, so close (Florida) to making it. The Big East has the most wins with 14, but it also got nine teams in and has eight losses. Among the other major conferences, the Big 10 is 11-5, the Big 12 is 9-5, and the ACC finished 5-5. Oh, and the mighty Pac-12 finished 1-2.


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A D.C. Superior Court magistrate judge Wednesday suspended a three-month jail sentence for former D.C. mayoral candidate Sulaimon Brown as a result of his September arrest for driving without a permit.
After a hearing before Judge Elizabeth Carroll Wingo, Brown and his attorney, James W. Rudasill Jr., and said the judge also suspended the $50 fine Brown was facing for the Sept. 12 infraction.
However, Brown must pay $50 in court costs, Rudasill said.
Brown was arrested and charged with driving without a permit after he was pulled over for a broken headlight in the 600 block of Florida Ave NW.
Brown, who had pled guilty to driving without a permit, has alleged that the campaign of Mayor Vincent C. Gray paid him and promised a city job in 2010 to disparage then-mayor Adrian M. Fenty. Gray has denied the allegations.
When he was stopped, Brown had a Maryland driver's license that had been suspended because of an unpaid parking fine in the District. He initially argued that the fine was unlawful because it was given on July 4, a holiday, and he said he did not receive proper notice. Though he paid the parking fine after the arrest, the city continued to pursue the charges against him.
The traffic stop became confrontational, and Brown refused to get out of his vehicle and called 911 because the officers were in an unmarked car. A failure to obey charge was later dropped.
Rudasill Jr. said the city should have dropped all charges. "Normal protocol is to dismiss," he said Wednesday. "As the judge said, it was troubling that Mr. Brown was not treated as any other person."
Brown's allegations have led to a grand jury probe that has expanded to to contributions to Gray's mayoral campaign, including cash and money-order donations, according to sources with knowledge of the investigation. The Washington Post analysis of contributions found that the Gray campaign accepted an unusual number of money-order donations, including several from firms or people with ties to fundraiser and businessman Jeffrey E. Thompson.
Last week, federal authorities raided Thompson's homes and offices as well as those of public relations consultant Jeanne Clarke Harris, a consultant to the Gray campaign.
Thompson has not returned calls seeking comment, and Harris's attorney has declined comment.
On Wednesday, after the fine for driving without a permit was suspended, Brown said: "It's over."


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Rex Grossman was called "brittle" by former teammate Tank Johnson in a story on CBSSportsline.com.
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BOURBONNAIS - It was a day of disrespect for the Bears, and the unfriendly volleys came from former teammates.
Players and coaches didn't have much reaction to former teammate Muhsin Muhammad's quote on SI.com that Chicago "is where wide receivers go to die," or to a story on CBSSportsline.com that quoted Tank Johnson as saying quarterback Rex Grossman was "brittle" and implying that he was soft.
Maybe the Bears just considered the sources.
Or maybe they figured Muhammad was talking about his own career, which isn't far from life support after the Bears cut him following last season's underwhelming 40 receptions, 570 yards and 3 touchdowns. After his release by the Bears, Muhammad was re-signed by the Panthers, with whom he spent nine mostly productive seasons at the start of his career. In his final season with Carolina, in 2004, Muhammad caught 93 passes for 1,405 yards and 16 touchdowns, 4 more than his three-year total in Chicago.
Bears wide receiver coach Darryl Drake said he didn't take Muhammad's slight personally but did point out several exceptions to his allegation.
"Bobby Wade came here and developed, got better and if he hadn't developed and gotten better, the Titans wouldn't have wanted him," Drake said. "Minnesota wouldn't have wanted him."
After he was waived by the Bears late in 2005, Wade was picked up by the Panthers, and he caught 33 passes for 461 yards in 2006, then led the Vikings last season with 54 catches and 647 receiving yards. There are even better examples, as Drake pointed out.
"Justin Gage, the same way," Drake said. "If he hadn't have come here and gotten better, he wouldn't have gone there (to the Titans) and gotten $14 million. Bernard Berrian, if he hadn't developed, he wouldn't have got $42 million with Minnesota."
Gage signed as a free agent with Tennessee and led the Titans with 750 receiving yards last season and tied for the team lead with 55 catches. This past off-season he got a four-year, $14 million deal. Berrian led the Bears with 71 catches and 951 yards before striking it rich in Minnesota as an unrestricted free agent with a six-year deal.
When Grossman was asked about the stone throwing by Johnson, who lives in the ultimate glass house after weapons and drug convictions, he dismissed it.
"I don't pay attention to any of that," Grossman said. "I don't really have an opinion or a comment on that. They have their own reasons why they need to talk about things. I just do my job and keep quiet."
Kyle Orton, who is battling Grossman for the starting job, and like Grossman was thrown under the bus by Muhammad when he was here, had even less to say when he was asked what kind of teammate Muhammad was.
"No comment," Orton said.
"I thought those guys were my friends," said a miffed Bears Pro Bowl player.
Offensive coordinator Ron Turner said, "Anytime anybody says something about guys on this team, you take offense to it."
Drake still said he would give Muhammad a hug when the Bears visit the Panthers in Week 2 of the regular season and said he's entitled to his opinion.
"Guys will come here, and we do the best we can to help them," Drake said. "I think while Moose was here he got better. But one of the things that happened was the emergence of Bernard (Berrian). (Muhammad) had to share some things. His role probably changed from what he was accustomed to. That's just the way it is."


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As we make more gains toward full equality, it seems the right-wing is cranking up the effort to deny it. Funny that our freedom is so frightening to them — or perhaps not.
Fear is a powerful emotion. It can guide you out of trouble and keep you safe, but irrational fear has the opposite effect.
When I was a child I had an irrational fear of insects, perhaps because I once swallowed a June bug while trying to emulate a frog. I was just a toddler, but I remember the event pretty clearly.
For years after that, any bug, particularly those that flew, sent me into a panic. I would dodge and weave every time I saw a honeybee or wasp, convincing myself they were targeting me.
Once coming home from school, I passed a honeysuckle bush which was in bloom. Bees were busily gathering nectar, but to me they were lying in wait. In an effort to avoid them, I fell off the front porch into a holly bush. I suspect the scratches I got there were worse than any bee sting would have been.
In truth, the bees didn't give a damn about me; they had work to do, and unless I was a flower, they had no interest
LGBT people are much like those honeybees. We have lives to live and work to do and just want to be left alone. Yet the right-wing treats us as though we are intent on swarming over them.
Why are pundits and politicians cranking up the rhetoric and stoking that fear? Simple: If you are conservative, you are inherently resistant to change. You want to preserve the status quo and change scares you, especially if it is change that you do not understand.
For years conservative politicians — both Republican and Democrat — have known this and used the fear tactics to motivate their constituents.
During the 1960s it was fear of integration. The idea that black and white Americans would share the same facilities and services frightened people who had been indoctrinated in the myth that the color of your skin could be an indicator as to your trustworthiness and civility.
It was expressed most blatantly in the fear of miscegenation. The very idea that black and white couple could marry sent chills through down some voters' spines. The "white race" must be preserved, and diluting it with "colored blood" was horrifying, if you wanted to maintain things as they were.
The Supreme Court buried that fear with Loving v Virginia, a ruling that made marriages legal in all states, no matter what the race of the participants.
After a few years the fear of racial mixing subsided and the right turned toward other fears. As our country's population became more diverse, the fear of "the other" was a fruitful tactic.
The most obvious "other" in Texas was the large Mexican-American population and undocumented immigrants. They were all lumped together and again politicians used them as a specter to signal a "vast change" that was happening.
That change was nothing new; immigrants had always come to our country and would continue to come to our country. But when they had accents or looked slightly different than white Americans, they could be used as pawns in the Fear Game.
Well, welcome to the world of being a pawn. Now that same-sex marriage seems to be almost a "fait accompli," the fear engine needs stoking. And LGBT people are still active on the board.
Irrational fears about what "the gays" will do next will become more and more prominent in the rhetoric of the right wing, especially as elections near. It's the only tactic they have left.
As pieces in this nasty game, we can either play along like good little pawns, or we can leave the board entirely. What I mean by that is, we can refuse to be drawn into the framing used so well by the GOP and their operatives.
We must not fall prey to the "fight for marriage" which the LGBT community was pushed into and fight for full equality. We will be demonized, harangued and accused of a multitude of fictitious sins in coming months, and we have to refuse to be drawn into it.
By stopping to rebut a specious claim, we only serve to reinforce the framing. If you want a primer on this. read George Lakoff's Don't Think of an Elephant. It explains this in detail and offers alternatives.
Personally, when I hear the insane claims of the right-wing pundits and preachers, I usually laugh and then change the subject to what I want: equal rights. It takes persistence and resolve, but it's possible.
And next time Tony Perkins or his clones say things like LGBT activists are going to "start rolling out the boxcars and carting away Christians," respond with, "As LGBT Americans, we are very concerned about freedom and equality. Let's talk about equal rights for all Americans."
Hardy Haberman is a longtime local LGBT activist and board member for the Woodhull Freedom Alliance. His blog is at DungeonDiary.blogspot.com.


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Justin Nonu, the former Oceanside High School football standout who was killed early Saturday, died of a gunshot wound to the chest, the Medical Examiner's Office said Monday.
Nonu, 22, was standing with four men in the driveway of a house on Kraft Street, near Langford Street, in Oceanside about 4:50 a.m. Saturday when a passer-by fired a gun into the group. He died at 5:11 a.m., a Medical Examiner's investigator said.
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Are you afraid of roller coasters? I get nervous just walking by the merry-go-around at a carnival. My special guest this afternoon (Friday) at 4:35 on the Puffman Show will be Pete Trabucco. Fear of roller coasters? I'm fearful that I won't be able to pronounce the guy's last name! Pete was once afraid of the ol' leap-the-dips but now he's eager to tell our listeners how he overcame his fear and went on to author "America's Top Roller Coasters and Amusement Parks." I'll give away a copy of Pete's book during the interview this afternoon. I had an opportunity to hear this fellow several weeks ago on a Minnesota radio station and I found him more than interesting. I wrote down all the questions they asked him and I figure this is an EASY way out of doing a lot of show preparation and/or research. This should be as easy as falling off the ferris wheel. He's an aviation expert, amusement park enthusiast, a vacation expert, licensed private pilot, author and former Chief of Staff for the New Jersey State General Assembly. He's done everything except drive a New York taxi cab and after I get through with him this afternoon, he'll probably wish he was doing that! Amusement park rides are always fun to watch and talk about and who knows, I might find out how to overcome my fears in order that I might go on ALL the rides next summer at our four county Marias Fair.


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"The first annual" Download 2006, a conference of Wisconsin political bloggers organized by Cory Liebmann of One Wisconsin Now and co-sponsored by Boots & Sabers, was just a great event on Saturday and I was glad I was asked to participate. Among the politicians in the room, Waukesha Mayor Larry Nelson and former Republican candidate for Secretary of State Sandy Sullivan.
One Wisconsin Now had everyone sign-in, so if your name is not on the attendance sheet we'll let you know as soon as possible when you can take the remedial course.
Gretchen Schuldt has some of the audio posted already on her blog Milwaukee Rising. The audio clip is from the second panel of the afternoon (Owen Robinson of Boots and Sabers, Kevin Binversie of Lakeshore Laments, Jay Bullock of folkbum's Rambles and Rants, and Seth Zlotocha of In Effect) discussing Governor Doyle.
Sean Hackbarth notes the liberals in attendance were not in a gloating mood,
It was a post-election analysis along with a meet-and-greet. I was pleased the Left didn't gloat over the Democrats' victories. I was fully prepared for it. They understand the election wasn't so much hiring the Democrats as much as firing the Republicans. That makes 2008 very important. We will have some idea whether there was a Republican and/or conservative (not necessarily the same) realignment or a shift in the public's mood to the Left.
Nick Schweitzer offers some further thoughts on the event and some of the conclusions offered by the panelists.
Update! Scott Feldstein had a couple of posts from the locus in quo.
Bloggers' most important role is to "do journalists work for them"? I don't recognize the panelist who said this, but I don't know what she's smoking. She's saying (I think) that it's our role to force journalists to pick up stories that they wouldn't otherwise report. I think this occasionally does happen, but is it our most important role?
Elliot also had one, two comments on what was said and not said.
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Owning responsibility for the Bharatiya Janata Party's pathetic performance in the Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha by-election, state party president P S Sreedharan Pillai Tuesday resigned from the post saying he failed to check "hijacking" of party votes.
Announcing his decision at a press meet in Thiruvananthapuram, Pillai said he did not think it proper to remain in the post after "drastic fall" in BJP votes to 36,690 from the 2.28 lakh it polled in the constituency in the 2004 Parliament election.
Pillai said he had sent his resignation to BJP national president Lal Kishenchand Advani. Fresh troubles in the BJP's faction-riven state unit began to surface soon after the November 18 voting with party candidate C K Padmanabhan complaining that the BJP campaign was ineffective and that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh cadre did not work for him seriously.
The BJP's lacklustre electioneering had been a major campaign theme in the by-election right from the start with the Left Democratic Front accusing the United Democratic Front of having struck a clandestine vote deal with the saffron party.
The UDF had alleged that a chunk of BJP vote was "managed by LDF with the help of DIC(K) leader K Karunakaran".
The LDF retained the Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha seat with Communist Party of India's Pannyan Raveendran trouncing V S Sivakumar of the Congress by a margin of 74,027 votes.
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I've never been a fan of Spike TV's annual Video Game Awards (VGA) show. I had to push myself to make it through the Spike TV Video Game Awards 2012 this year. The over-the-top immaturity, giving away awards for mere commercial success instead of design quality, and just all around misrepresenting the gaming community. Ever since it began back in 2003 this has been the message it's been conveying, but this year was a little different. But this year I actually felt a small sense of respect for the award show. The operative word being small.
Aesthetically, the VGA's wasn't much different this year. Grandiose light shows, jokes and skits that attempt to be funny and witty, and a group of celebrities who are hit or miss in actually grasping the attention of gamers.
But, the one thing the award show differently this year were the games. When the best first-person shooter category started out the night, I set myself up for the usual announcement of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2. Instead I was pleasantly surprised to hear Borderlands 2 being announced. Indeed, it was also a commercial success, but it was nice to see the Call of Duty series finally be toppled after all these years.
In the action genre an unexpected winner ended up taking the award. I was sure Assassin's Creed III would've taken the prize, but once again I found myself taken aback when they announced that Dishonored. Many would still consider the game overrated, but the game managed to accomplish the ability to complete the game in any manner you chose. Other games have merely touted this feature and failed to follow through. It was nice to see a game that was so experimental to receive some recognition.
Half-Life 2 even earned some recognition as the show's Game of the Decade. I know, the game has received plenty of recognition elsewhere, but finally seeing it being presented on such a mainstream award show felt like something that we as entrenched gamers always knew was a great game, could be shared with a wider audience.
I can't say if the wider audience is pleased with these winnings, but this is ultimately what developed my very small amount of respect for the VGA's: these games won for their design choices not just their commercial and monetary success.
Spike TV's VGA's still digs under my skin with its glitzy presentation, but I'm happy to see that the games are truly starting to matter. We'll have to see if the award show will continue to reward games in this manner, but for now, I have to admit the VGA's gained a little bit of my respect. Kudos VGA's, kudos.
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With the presentation of the restored and renovated Teekenschool (Drawing School), the Rijksmuseum celebrates another milestone on the way to the museum's Grand Opening on 13 April 2013.
Rijksmuseum Teekenschool restored to full glory. Ambitious education centre made possible in part by main sponsor SNS REAAL Fund
Now fully refurbished, from April this historic premises will be operating as a multidisciplinary education centre where youngsters can develop their creative talents in a variety of media, inspired by the Rijksmuseum collection. This restores the school building to its original function, but reinterpreted to today. The Teekenschool education centre is made possible through the generous support of the SNS REAAL Fund, VandenBroek Foundation, Louis Vuitton, Stichting Zabawas Foundation and private donors.
Under the ambitious plan for the museum as a whole and its overarching ideal to 'continue with Cuypers', the building and function of the Teekenschool are being given a modern-day restoration to their former glory. The Teekenschool is poised to develop into one of the premier museum education centres in Europe, defining a new way for visitors to personally experience the collection. Connected by the theme of 'learning to look by doing', the new centre's three modern studios will accommodate a varied range of activities specifically designed for children (in school groups or with families), encompassing drawing, art appreciation, theatre, photography and multimedia. All of these programmes will take the collection at the Rijksmuseum's main building as their central reference, often including a visit, and offer an excellent extension of the school curriculum. Besides activities for children, the Rijksmuseum is also developing a programme of continuing education for adults, with an ultimate view to enriching the museum experience for visitors of all ages.
Established in 1892, the Teekenschool long housed two art schools that were the forerunners of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy (Rijks Normaalschool voor Teekenonderwijzers and Rijksschool voor Kunstnijverheid). The idea and design for the Teekenschool came from the architect Pierre Cuypers, who envisioned it as a school where national art education would be elevated from what he deemed its lamentable state and brought to flourish. Here, pupils would learn by studying the national collection and the many plaster casts of sculptures and buildings arrayed in an inner courtyard.
Marie Hélène Cornips, Director of the SNS REAAL Fund: 'With its valuable educational programmes revolving around the Rijksmuseum's collections, the Teekenschool offers children an experience that will last them a lifetime.'
Former pupil Jeroen Henneman: 'The classes in the garden of the Rijksmuseum, the splendid light in the studios, the Willink ('Bad Tidings') across the way, that name – the National Teacher's Training College for Drawing – everything about it was wonderful.'
Wim Pijbes, Director of the Rijksmuseum: 'When a person can draw, they have a better understanding of what they see, which is crucial for the world we live in today.'


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A slowdown in the demand for services has led to the elimination of the radiology department at the Morenci Health Center.
"On an ongoing basis, we look at ways to operate more efficiently," said Tedra White, director of media relations at ProMedica Health System. "With radiology volumes in Morenci being down to about three to four tests a week, we decided to consolidate those services and offer them in one location, which is our Hudson outpatient facility."
White said the demand for laboratory services and physical rehabilitation services remains strong and there are no plans to eliminate those services.
One long-time employee, Mary Jo Brewer, was laid off last week as part of a workforce restructuring effort that effected more than 30 positions in ProMedica's north region facilities in Michigan. Some employees were laid off and others had reductions in hours scheduled.
"The decision to reduce our workforce is never easy," White said. "We have been confronted with many economic challenges that other hospitals and health care systems in our state and around the nation are facing. In order to remain financially stable, we will continue to take prudent steps to control expenses."
ProMedica's commitment to patient care remains the top priority, she said, and high standards of quality will not be compromised.
The restructuring has no impact on the office of Dr. William Gray, White said.
She added that the Charles Fay Village senior citizen complex remains available for area residents looking for an independent living facility.
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TAYLOR (AP) – The Taylor Public Library was forced to close Monday because of a reported bedbug infestation.
About 200 of the tiny, pesky critters were found in one room.
They were discovered by a patron. Fumigation is underway and library officials are hoping to reopen on Tuesday.
Skin rashes and allergic symptoms can be some of the health effects that may occur due to the bite of a bed bug.
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ATLANTA - Immigration enforcement and Sunday alcohol sales are due for votes in both the House and Senate this week, as are less-controversial matters.
Floor votes on budget reforms are heading to the Senate, while the House begins deliberations on next year's budget this week in the Georgia General Assembly.
The legislature scheduled a three-day week, convening Tuesday for the 14th day of its 40-day session, and meeting again Wednesday and Thursday - a pace that would make adjournment in late April.
In the Senate, two budget-reform measures come to the floor.
One is a zero-based budgeting bill that would force legislators and the administration to examine every penny spent rather than continuing previous appropriations. The other is the Taxpayer Protection Act, a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit the annual increase in spending to the inflation rate plus the growth in population.
"Combined, these two measures will help preserve fiscal responsibility in Georgia's budget for generations," said Senate Republican Leader Chip Rogers of Woodstock.
Both bills are expected to pass more easily than two contentious issues.
"We will also likely see movement on legislation to enforce immigration law, and education reforms will soon be moving towards the floor," Rogers said.
In the House, the Appropriations subcommittees begin consideration of next year's budget.
Also, a Judiciary subcommittee looks at a bill by state Rep. Anne Purcell, R-Rincon, making it illegal for someone on the sex-offender registry to take photos of children without the parents' permission. And the House Transportation Committee holds a hearing on a bill by Rep. Jon Burns, R-Newington, to let billboard owners remove trees.
A Senate committee considers a bill by Sen. Judson Hill, R-Marietta, that would put a computer chip on driver's licenses that motorists could store their medical records on.
And government will have some lighter moments this week.
Gov. Nathan Deal participates in a panda-naming ceremony at Zoo Atlanta on Tuesday. The legislature honors legendary University of Georgia tennis coach Dan Magill on Wednesday. And Speaker David Ralston addresses the Atlanta Press Club on Thursday.
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JACKSON — A former Rankin County mortgage broker has been sentenced to federal prison for 78 months for mortgage fraud and bank fraud.
The Clarion-Ledger reports U.S. District Judge David Bramlette yesterday sentenced 39-year-old Warren Clifton Pierce to five years regarding mortgage fraud and 18 months for bank fraud.
Bramlette said he was dismayed Pierce continued with criminal activity even after pleading guilty last year to mortgage fraud. The bank fraud charge was filed after Pierce pleaded guilty to the mortgage fraud.
Prosecutors say Pierce worked in Hinds and Rankin counties for Raintree County Marketing Company before he incorporated a business called Integrity Mortgage in 2001.
Federal court records say Pierce received thousands of dollars in fees from the loans working under Integrity Mortgage between 2003 and 2007.


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Ingredion Jobs Sales Officer Animal Nutrition Business: Ingredion Incorporated is a leading global ingredient solutions provider to the food, beverage, brewing and pharmaceutical industries as well as numerous industrial sectors. We are committed to supplying our customers with quality, innovative ingredient solutions that are on trend and in demand.
Sales Officer Animal Nutrition Business, will work in close coordination with Manager ANI for sale and marketing Animal Nutrition Ingredients
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Left fielder increasingly splitting time with McLouth
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Bucs regret letting Strasburg off the hook
PITTSBURGH -- The Pirates have certainly faced, and been subdued by, more than their share of blue-chip pitchers this young season. But there was still something different about Thursday's loss to Washington's Stephen Strasburg.The Bucs were angry, disappointed, rueful about it. Not a single "Oh, well. He's tough. It'll be all good when we see someone easier" shrug. And manager Clint Hurdle loved the remorse. "Absolutely," Hurdle said. "We had a chance to win the game against a very good pitcher throwing a very dominating effort. For them to feel that way is a good sign. You've got to beat 1s and 2s if you want to be a championship team. Look past them, and you'll finish in third or fourth place with that mentality. "You have to find a way to compete against those guys, to dig those wins out of the dirt." The Bucs had Strasburg down, 2-0. After the Nationals rallied to take a 3-2 lead, three consecutive batters waited out Strasburg for walks in the sixth, giving Pittsburgh another legitimate shot at spoiling his evening. "We had a true window of opportunity to get that done, and we missed it," Hurdle said. "We're not going to face anyone all year with any better stuff than last night. So we know where that bar was set. We learned a lot of lessons from that game." "It says a lot for this team that a lot of guys in here expected to win that game," said shortstop Clint Barmes. "That game and that series (the Bucs took the first two after the Nationals hit town with an 18-10 record) says so much about how good we can be."
Hurdle doesn't balk at rule-change talk
PITTSBURGH -- Clint Hurdle is neither puzzled nor alarmed to hear that Major League Baseball is considering legislating pitchers' third-to-first pickoff ploy out of the game.However, the Pirates manager suggested that the deception is anything but a vain act. "At least twice a year it gets somebody," Hurdle said. "It'll get someone on our team, and we'll get someone on the other team." Concurring with a popular opinion, Hurdle called former Kansas City right-hander Steve Busby "the best ever" at the trick pickoff. Hurdle also nominated Steve Reed, a right-hander who spent 14 years exclusively in relief for six teams, including Hurdle's 2003-04 Rockies, for the First-to-Third Hall of Fame. "His move was the first thing anybody talked about at the [pre-game] scout meetings," Hurdle said. "And he'd go out there and still get a guy that night. That's how good he was."
Worth noting
In a Minor League deal announced after the game, the Pirates acquired corner infielder Jeff Larish -- who is reporting to Triple-A Indianapolis -- from Boston in exchange for cash considerations. The 29-year-old has 101 games of Major League experience, most recently in 2010 with the A's. Hurdle and his staff expected to know by the end of Friday's game whether Erik Bedard will be able to make his next start on Monday in Miami. Bedard got pre-game treatment for the back spasms that had forced him out of his Wednesday start, and was to test his on-field maneuverability during pre-game workouts. Jeff Karstens' rehab for shoulder inflammation will reach a new stage next week, when he's due to throw a couple of bullpen sessions. Joel Hanrahan remains away while on the Bereavement List in the wake of his grandmother's passing, but the closer will be in PNC Park on Saturday in more than spirit: It will be Joel Hanrahan Bobblehead Day. The Last Word: "Failure is never a person. It's an event." -- Hurdle's message to players on how to treat bad games and move on from them.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Steve Chiotakis: Time to play ball at the brand-spanking-new Citi Field in New York. The Mets host the Red Sox there tonight, and the baseball players union is hoping for a home run in its experiment with a new retail concept. They have a store dedicated not to any specific team, but to star players. Here's Marketplace's Dan Grech.
Dan Grech: The Players Clubhouse will be on the second deck of Citi Field, behind Section 327. The store will be set up like a locker room and filled with jerseys, mugs and bobblehead dolls. But unlike the usual Major League Baseball store, every object must include a star player's name or likeness.
Maury Brown is president of the Business of Sports Network:
Brown: Fantasy baseball is a large part of this. In that respect, you're following a player irrespective of what team they're on.
The union uses the money to operate, then divides what's left over evenly among players. Brown says the players union is taking advantage of a new trend in baseball. Fans increasingly follow players rather than teams.
Maury Brown: The minute a player's name is associated with a piece of merchandise, the Players Association gets a cut of that.
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Extended Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis Comparing Rivaroxaban to Aspirin Following Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty (EPCAT II)
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LONDON (ICIS)--European benzene spot price sentiment remains bullish despite ongoing losses on crude and energy futures this week, sources said on Wednesday.
However, several players are sceptical about whether this upward trend is sustainable.
Brent oil futures fell below $100/bbl earlier this week, as concerns surrounding macroeconomic growth and oil demand weighed down on the market. The bearishness continued this morning, as disappointing economic data from China and the US saw energy numbers edge down further.
Meanwhile, European benzene spot levels have stayed comfortably above the $1,300/tonne (€988/tonne) CIF (cost, insurance, freight) ARA (Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp) level so far this week, with April trading as high as $1,320/tonne.
May has remained in contango, with deals done at $1,320-1,330/tonne while June has traded this week at $1,335/tonne.
The market opened this morning with April valued at $1,310-1,335/tonne, and May valued higher at $1,325-1,350/tonne.
Several players believe the current bullishness has been driven by trader speculation and cracker turnarounds, as derivative demand from key markets such as styrene remains soft, although for some sources this was not a comprehensive explanation.
"Crackers have not been running very hard anyway," one trader said. "Even with cracker turnarounds, pygas [pyrolisis gasoline] is diverted and benzene is extracted elsewhere. We need to see demand coming back to support these higher numbers, really."
Another trader said that an outage in Europe would explain the current robustness of benzene numbers as upstream values fell, but there is so far no news of any production problems with any aromatics unit.
Sources also noted that the US benzene market has seen strong gains, with April prices up as much as 4.5 cents/gal on Tuesday 16 April. However, this was seen as reverse logic by other players, which said US prices were simply following the upward trend in Europe.
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Report: Garnett returning to Nets for 20th NBA season
The Brooklyn Nets say they have been operating under the assumption Kevin Garnett will return next season, his 20th in the NBA.
Looks like they assumed correctly.
ESPN reported Wednesday that the 38-year-old has indicated he will begin preparing for at least one more season, citing a league source. Nets general manager Billy King then confirmed the club's feelings to ESPN, telling the outlet he expects Garnett to begin training soon, and to be ready to play at a high level next season.
"I think he's preparing earlier this year than he did last summer," King told ESPN.
If Garnett does in fact play for another season, the 15-time All-Star with Minnesota and Boston will likely see his playing time heavily monitored, as it was last season. Garnett played in 54 games, averaging 6.5 points, 6.6 rebounds and 20.5 minutes. He is set to make $12 million in the 2014-15 season. Paul Pierce, another former Celtic on the Nets' roster, is an unrestricted free agent. There's no word yet on if Pierce will return.
Garnett was traded with Pierce and Jason Terry to Brooklyn in exchange for three first-round picks and five players last summer.
When asked whether he anticipates negotiations with Pierce will be difficult, King told ESPN:
"I will know come July 1. That is when everybody can start making offers and you get a feel for where the market is going to be. Right now you can speculate and have ideas of who may pay and what they may do but you don't know what somebody may do in the draft, make a trade. . . . If (free agents) leave, then we go to Plan B. Players leave and the organization has to be bigger than one player."


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Ricky Ray took a lickin' and kept on tickin'.
Danny Maciocia won his first game as head coach.
But, sorry, the story was with the defence.
"Oh, man, that was stupendous,'' said Joe Montford, the future Hall of Famer who was almost invisible with what everybody else was doing around him.
"I told you. I said 'we're going to settle for nothing less than six sacks.' They had seven. Three by Rashad Jeanty.
"Awesome,'' said veteran Eskimo defensive back Donny Brady of the new and improved defence.
"They brought in great guys who have fit in perfectly and showed tonight they're all going to carry that onto the field, too.
"And we made mistakes. Wait until we eliminate some of those,'' he said of the group which held the Ottawa Renegades to eight first downs, only three in the first half.
"Wasn't that something?'' said Bruce Beaton. "You have to go back about a decade to think of an Edmonton defence that really scared people. But this defence showed everybody around the league tonight that they are really going to scare people.''
But Maciocia, who spent the first half thinking everything was going wrong, suddenly looked up and saw that his first game as a head coach was going to be a blowout. And he said it best.
"When we play mistake-free and smart, this could be a heck of a place to be in '05.''
There have been more entertaining and exciting games in Eskimos history. But 36,912 fans saw something special first time out from the D, which graded A+ out of the gate.
Offence sells tickets and defence wins championships. Ticket sales aren't a problem around here, unlike in Ottawa where they have fewer than 5,000 season tickets and have to go home for their one-day-only $99 sale today after losing this one 41-16.
For the Eskimos it beat the 33-9 loss to Montreal to open the season last year, not to mention the 44-15 loss in Ottawa which left the Eskimos with an 0-3 record out of the gate.
Not that this one started great.
"In the first quarter, it looked like Day 1 of training camp,'' said Maciocia.
"When the team came in at half-time I told them 'I don't have any adjustments, just get your heads out of you-know where.' ''
Maciocia was happy with Ray, who took some pounding including one hit going out of bounds on the Ottawa three yard line in the third quarter which was a direct hit on his injured right knee.
"He told me 'I'm ready to go.' And he was pretty good,'' he said of the QB who was 31-for-45 with two one-yard touchdown plunges and two big-play touchdown passes to Jason Tucker, the guy he made the MVP the last time he played for real in the Eskimos uniform at the 2003 Grey Cup game.
"He's so smart. He's so accurate. He's just so composed. He has ice in his veins.''
Ray felt he didn't just win, he passed the torture test.
"I definitely took some hits tonight. I had one solid one on the knee there.''
But like everyone else in the Eskimo room, Ray ended up talking about the defence.
"Man, that was a great first game they played tonight. They made all the difference. We had a slow start on offence, but we were able to stick with the game plan and keep plugging along until we got it going.''
Until Malcolm Frank guessed wrong and gambled on an interception which turned into a 54-yard touchdown for Jason Armstead to go with his 87-yard punt return major, the Edmonton defence looked like they weren't going to give up anything but singles.
"We kinda let ourselves down by giving up a touchdown,'' said Montford.
"I thought I could get that ball,'' said Frank. "You either make the tackle or get the interception and I didn't do either.
"This defence is going to go out there every game this year with the idea of not giving up a touchdown and this should have been the first one of them.''


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The impact of poor health perceptions over corn-based sweeteners has prompted cuts of up to 20% in prices, and left producers facing "some pretty aggressive scrambling for contracts", Credit Suisse has warned.
The alert came as the investment bank cut its rating on shares in UK sweeteners group Tate & Lyle from "outperform" to "neutral", prompting a 6% slump in the stock. Shares in US rival Corn Products International closed 4.5% lower in New York.
While corn processors had been expecting flat prices for high fructose corn syrup heading into 2010 - and some analysts had high hopes for the sweetener given rocketing cane sugar prices - the late-year dash for deals had undermined prices.
"The latest we have heard is down 3-4 cents a pound (15-20% down)," Credit Suisse said, forecasting an overall drop of 15% in 2010.
The shortage of contracts follows claims, which the corn processing industry vigorously denies, that corn syrup is a bigger threat to health than cane sugar.
Soft drinks groups, the product's core consumers, are "preferring to switch to sugar given the poor health image of high fructose corn syrup," the Credit Suisse report said.
Snapple, Ocean Spray and Capri Sun had switched some months ago, with Gatorade in November saying it would replace corn syrup with sugar.
Given that corn syrup was selling for about half the price of spot sugar, "these are decisions are made despite the financial hit".
Tate & Lyle, which produces sweeteners from corn as well as its historic sugar business, would suffer a hit of up to $80m from the weaker HFCS market, the report said, cutting forecasts for both 2009-10 and 2010-11 results.
Credit Suisse cut its rating on Tate shares to "neutral" from "outperform", reversing an upgrade made in October over optimism about the group's new chief executive, Javed Ahmed.
And it urged "caution" ahead of Tate's trading update, due on January 28, also flagging statements from Corn Products on January 26 and Archer Daniels Midland on February 2.
Tate & Lyle shares closed 28.8p lower at 418.7p in London.
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