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We are thinking of banking our baby's cord blood, but I have yet to meet anyone who has done this before. Is this pretty rare? Has anyone on APA banked their baby's cord blood? Thoughts or advice? Thank you
We are thinking of banking our baby's cord blood, but I have yet to meet anyone who has done this before. Is this pretty rare? Has anyone on APA banked their baby's cord blood? Thoughts or advice? Thank you
it was all the rage when my #5 was born 9yrs ago. nearly everyone in my online birth group banked or donated their cord blood. We donated DD's through the hospital program. But i havent known many people to do it since, and the hospital no longer did it when #6 was born. i dont know why. It might be worth finding out why it was popular, but no longer is. i know that the retrieval and storage is expensive, and some people ran into bigger fees than expected later on, which is probably part of it. I dont know why donation programs would have stopped though.
We've donated with all three children. Banked cells from your child aren't really useful for your child as they will have the same genetic code (so have the same built in problems) but could be useful for yourself or siblings. Maybe that is why it is no longer very popular.
Edit: Here's a helpful link from webmd.
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I remember it being very popular before last time I was pregnant. From what I have been reading, it seems good to not clamp the cord right away and let the placenta stop pulsing first. I Still need to read more but that might be this way i go if the research is there.
Here's a Via Cord link that might help you chose. http://www.viacord.com/why-bank/
I planned to donate, but they weren't able to collect enough for it to be usable.
We did it with Viacord for my ds but couldn't get enough to bank for my dd
We left ours at the hospital. It is too expensive to keep one in banks here and there is no known to us organisation that accepts such donation. So we told hospital to make a decision about it. They also asked if we wanted my placenta. We said no.
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I attended a legal talk on this back in November. The speaker (a law professor and mom) made a compelling case that private blood banks are fraudulent businesses, preying upon parents' vulnerabilities (concern for their children) when there is almost no possibility that that process will ever be beneficial to the family. I can't remember the numbers- but they were appalling- I want to say that the likelihood that doing this might benefit a family was less than 1%. As I remember all too well the emotions cord blood banking commercials and print ads evoked in me as an expectant mom, I was horrified by what I learned and left unsure how the people behind these "businesses" sleep at night.
If you google a bit, you'll see that american academy of pediatrics and the american college of obstetrics and gynecology advise against private cord blood banking.
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We did it for DD1 because it was very popular back then. We chose not to do it with the next 2 which I felt slightly guilty about but not really considering I am not sure how useful it is. I am glad we have at least ONE that can possibly used for any of us so in that sense I feel it was worth it. Glad we don't have 3 accounts....
Thank you everyone, this is very helpful. We have decided to donate the cord blood.


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Holidaymakers looking for a resort in the Caribbean noted for its stunning beauty need look no further than Crane Beach in Barbados. This stunning location has one of the best beaches on the island and is a perfect location for many other exciting attractions. Here visitors will find numerous different places to stay including self catering accommodation, guesthouses, apartments and villas.
The sandy Crane Beach on the south eastern side of the island is a perfect place for sunbathing. The waves are great for body surfing and windsurfing and there is a protected cove to the left of the beach that is much safer for swimming. Various other watersports can be tried on the waters off Barbados such as snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing and kayaking.
The warm waters off the coast of Barbados provide some great fishing, where holidaymakers can catch barracuda, tuna and marlin amongst other species. Golf is very popular here and there are several courses on the island including Barbados Golf Club in the neighbouring parish of Christ Church. The island has some wonderful places for hikers, horse riders and cyclists to roam with some organised walking trips arranged free of charge.
There is a seafood restaurant serving lunch and dinner at Crane Beach or visitors may wish to take a packed lunch with them as there are not many eateries within 10 miles. The main shopping area is in Bridgetown but craft and gift shops can be found elsewhere in the south of the island. Duty free shopping is very popular with prices between 30 to 50 percent less than in Europe and North America.
There are many interesting and ancient buildings in the south of the island including South Point Lighthouse and Sam Lords Castle. A short trip to the capital Bridgetown offers plenty of history and interesting sites such as the Parliament Buildings. Visitors will also find a few museums on the island such as Barbados Museum or the Sunbury Plantation House and Museum.
Numerous sailing cruises are offered in Barbados as well as safari tours. In the parish of St. Philip visitors can take a tour of a rum factory as well as Heritage Park, which features beautifully landscaped gardens. Andromeda Gardens is approximately 10 miles from Crane Beach and is another great attraction.
The temperature on the island remains fairly constant throughout the year with an average daytime high of 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit. The dry season is January to June with tropical rainstorms sometimes in the hurricane season between June and October. However, the rain normally quickly passes to be followed by sunny weather again. Hurricanes normally avoid Barbados as well. Between January and March holidaymakers can expect approximately 10 hours of sunshine per day, but the rest of the year will not be much lower than this.
Grantley Adams International Airport in the parish of Christ Church is only 12 minutes drive from Crane Beach and is served by many regional and international carriers. Flights go to and from airports such as Frankfurt, London-Gatwick, Manchester, Miami, New York JFK and Toronto-Pearson amongst other international cities. LIAT andCaribbean Airlinesrun daily inter-Caribbean flights to most of the neighbouring islands. Taxis are available from outside the airport building.

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DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. – In the nearly 40 years after he escaped from the maximum-security military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., convicted killer James Robert Jones carved out a new life in Florida, getting married and working for an air conditioning company.
It all came to an end this week when Jones – or Bruce Walter Keith, as the former Army private was known in Florida – was recaptured with the help of technology that was more sci-fi than reality when he broke out in 1977: facial-recognition software.
The first words out of his mouth were, I knew this would catch up with me someday,' Barry Golden, a senior inspector with the U.S. Marshals Service, said Friday.
Jones, 59, was convicted of murder and assault in the 1974 killing of a fellow soldier at Fort Dix in New Jersey. The marshals caught up with him Thursday after matching a 1981 Florida driver's license under Keith's name with Jones' old military photograph.
Gruesome plot no fantasy, jury says
A retired New York high school librarian and a New Jersey auto mechanic have been convicted of scheming to carry out gruesome fantasies of kidnapping, raping, torturing and killing women and girls.
A federal jury in Manhattan delivered its verdict Friday in the trial of Christopher Asch and Michael Van Hise. A police officer was found guilty last year of plotting abductions and cannibalism, and that investigation led to the case against Asch and Van Hise.
Like the officer, Asch and Van Hise said they were only role-playing and would never have actually hurt anyone. But prosecutors said the two crossed a line between pretending and plotting.
Arkansas abortion limit struck down
A federal judge Friday struck down Arkansas' attempt to ban most abortions beginning 12 weeks into a woman's pregnancy, saying viability, not a heartbeat, remains the key factor in determining whether abortions should be allowed.
The state presents no evidence that a fetus can live outside the mother's womb at 12 weeks, U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright wrote.
The Arkansas legislature adopted the law last March. Two weeks later, North Dakota lawmakers passed a bill restricting abortions at six weeks – or before some women would know they're pregnant. That law is on hold.
Ex-Mass. senator to try again in NH
In a move cheered by Republicans nationwide, former Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Scott Brown on Friday declared he wants to stop complaining and get involved again by formally joining the race against Democratic U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
The longtime Massachusetts resident, who recently moved into his seacoast New Hampshire vacation home, rose to prominence by winning the 2010 special election to replace the late Democratic U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy. But he was soundly defeated in his first re-election test against Democrat Elizabeth Warren in 2012.
Killer of prowler son not charged
A popular fifth-grade teacher will not face prosecution for fatally shooting a knife-wielding prowler in a ski mask who turned out to be his teenage son, a prosecutor announced Friday.
Jeffrey Giuliano reasonably believed the person posed the threat of imminent death or great bodily harm, State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky wrote.
Investigators were unable to determine why the boy, Tyler Giuliano, 15, was outside after midnight wearing a ski mask and carrying a flip-style knife with the blade open.
Silencers for SEALs scheme uncovered
A Navy intelligence official at the Pentagon has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly running a murky scheme to illegally manufacture hundreds of unregistered firearm silencers for Navy SEALs.
Federal prosecutors in Virginia say Lee Hall, 52, arranged a contract to bill the government $1.6 million for a batch of automatic rifle silencers that cost only $10,000 to make.
Venezuela dogged by Miami lobby
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Friday that South Florida politicians are leading the United States into an extremist foreign policy against his country.
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio and U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen are co-sponsoring efforts in their respective chambers to impose sanctions on members of the Venezuelan government tied to human rights abuses.
Obama can't let himself be taken by the Miami lobby, Maduro said.
Anti-government street protests by Venezuelans fed up with violent crime, shortages of basic items and high inflation have roiled Venezuela for more than a month. Maduro said he was stepping up security operations.
French court acts on 1994 genocide
A Paris court delivered France's first-ever conviction for genocide Friday, sentencing a Rwandan former intelligence chief to 25 years in prison over the 1994 killings of at least 500,000 people in the African country.
The landmark trial of 54-year-old Pascal Simbikangwa sets off what could be the first of dozens of French trials into one of the 20th century's greatest atrocities – two decades after it happened – and provides a judicial reckoning for a former colonial power that still has many ties to African countries like Mali, Central African Republic and beyond.
Suspect in Tokyo book vandalism
Police on Friday arrested a man for allegedly tearing pages out of books related to Anne Frank at a Tokyo library.
More than 300 books related to the Holocaust victim, including The Diary of a Young Girl, have been found vandalized at libraries across Japan's capital.
Tokyo police said the man, 36, whose name they did not release, ripped pages from 23 Frank-related books Feb. 5.


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I recently noticed that Marco Arment no longer hosts his blog on Tumblr. So I can't reblog his latest post easily, where Marco said:
Why Instapaper Free is taking an extended vacation
Last fall, I conducted an experiment: I quietly removed Instapaper Free from the App Store1 for three days, leaving only the full, $4.99 Instapaper app. Not only did sales increase incrementally, but nobody seemed to notice.
Instapaper is already well known and written about by journalists, so he doesn't need a free version to get people to know about the app. There are people in newspapers and magazines telling readers about the app already. I think he discounts the role the free app had in getting those people to try the app in the first place.
I don't think we'll ever do an ad-supported app, for various reasons. If you see Greatest Movie Ever Sold, you'll see why advertising is designed to be manipulative, and not something I want in my products. Also, iAds is doing poorly and doesn't make much money for developers.
As for the price, I think that above a certain threshold, maybe around $10, people start to expect more support and updates for an app from the company. It seems when something is free or close to free, it's not worth it in the customer's mind to send an email to a company about a bug or feature request, but when it costs a lot, the customer has a certain ownership stake in it now, at least in their heads.
There's a lot of psychology involved in free stuff, and how people behave irrationally when offered free stuff. When it's free, you get far more people downloading your app, but you also get a disproportionate number of users who don't value their time very highly and are prone to complaining and making negative comments on the Internet. I don't attach much importance to those kind of comments. I guess I've built up a thick skin to negative feedback, especially rants and emotionally charged complaints. If you don't have constructive criticism, I will just ignore you.
As for the two apps I have that are free, Transit Maps and Heltweetica, they will remain like that for now, without ads, and without a paid version.


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Need help for small bedroom
November 19, 2012 in Design Dilemma
Need ideas to transform this small (11 x 10) room into a chic 12 year old girls bedroom. The cabinet shown will not be included. Would like to keep existing wall color.
You don't specify your daughter's taste preferences or the actual wall color, but here is a houzz article that might give you some inspiration.
What style is this girl into? More mature or fun ?
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What colors does she like...and what colors does she not like? Is she very girl?
November 19, 2012 at 12:50PM Like
C Wright Design
Hi! I know that you do not want to hear this but I would really consider painting the room a lighter color as the room will feel larger and happier! The picture that Dytecture attached above looks fresh, young and beautiful. Check in with your preteen and see what colors she likes. All colors mixed with crisp white look great!
Thanks everyone for your comments. I think I am going to need to paint.. Stay tuned.
November 19, 2012 at 5:43PM Like
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I would do a raised bed since you have such a small space. It would be helpful space wise and it would be cool for a twelve year old!!
November 19, 2012 at 5:48PM Like
I purchased this dresser and matching headboard today along with the lamps and bedding. I am concerned that it may be too dark, but it's more of her style. Would like to add color as seen in my inspiration photo.... Also added a white ladder bookcase. Do you think it would be ok to use the wall color in the photo for contrast..then a pop of color as they did with the orange or should I just go with the color in the pillow for the walls?
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I would definitely use a more 'fun' color for the walls. The elements you have are very neutral. How about a very pale turquoise for the walls? Or a lavender as in the room with the raised bed? Both would still be chic, but lovely for a 12 year old.
November 24, 2012 at 2:43AM Like
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I agree w/Creeser & vote for a fun color! You might also try customizedwalls.com - they have very cool peel & stick wall murals. You can even make one from a photo of your own.
Here are some fun color ideas:
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Look forward to hearing how it comes together!
Here are some fun color ideas:
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Studio City
Look forward to hearing how it comes together!
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Ours or not, I think a wallpaper pattern that has a touch of sage but also lots of bright fun colors that teens like on one wall as a focal point would be fantastic. This image is not on the our site yet but we could make you a wallpaper with your specific paint color tied in. Check out this design my own 11 yr old likes. Email me at email@example.com if you need any help.
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Hi sharwilms! Any progress on the room?
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It seems that the Canucks are trying to clear up some cap space as it was announced this week that Aaron Volpatti resigned with a pay cut and that the Canucks will be going to arbitration with Mason Raymond in order to arrange a pay cut as well.
"If everything goes well and I have a good camp again and continue to get better, it's not going to make a difference," Volpatti told the Province. "I'll be up there all year, hopefully. Just to be back in Vancouver was my main goal." The 27 year old would have been a UFA come July first.
Volpatti missed most of last season because of a shoulder injury and in his 23 games registered only one goal. However, he made his physical presence known with 37 penalty minutes and 61 hits and proved that he could be capable of becoming a fourth line mainstay.
"He's a big, physical winger who's a nice blend of size and aggression and nicely complements our group of players," Canucks assistant GM Laurence Gilman told the Province. "The challenge the last couple of years has been to create a fourth line that can be physical but also play 10 minutes a game and contribute offensively."
"For me, I just thought I had something to prove in Vancouver," Volpatti told the Vancouver Sun. "Obviously, I love Vancouver, I'm from B.C. and I think it was important for me to come back and prove myself. I want to play a full season in Vancouver. That's my ultimate goal."
As for Raymond, for the first time in Canucks history the team has activated a mechanism in the collective bargaining agreement in which they use arbitration to adjust his salary. Both sides will present a number to the arbitrator, an independent person or body, who will settle the dispute. By filing against Raymond the Canucks lose their walkaway rights and will have to go with whatever the arbitrator decides.
"This is about staying competitive in a salary cap system and it allows us to operate as efficiently as possible," Gilman told canucks.com. "Mason is an important part of our team, one that we clearly see as part of our future going forward, if he weren't part of the solution, we would not have tendered a qualifying offer and would have let him go as an unrestricted free agent."
Raymond's point production has decreased significantly over the past few years. In 2009-10 Raymond has 25 goals and 53 points. That number dropped in 2010-11 to 39 points, and that was before the fractured vertebrae that he suffered in the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals. Through 55 games this past season Raymond had 10 goals and 20 points.
"However, we felt that he can contribute on the ice and we believe that he can contribute in a manner that's above his level of performance the last two years," Gilman said.
Raymond made $2.6 million last season and the Canucks hope to reduce his salary by as much as 15%, giving Raymond $2.21 million. This situation did not come as a surprise to Raymond's agent J.P. Barry, as he has talked about the possibility of what is sometimes called "cutdown arbitration" with the Canucks before.
But why are the Canucks giving out these pay cuts? They could just be giving players the pay they deserve based on their play, but they could also be making room to sign or resign players with large contracts such as Cory Schneider. It has been over 50 days since the Canucks' season ended, but as for the off-season action, the fun has just begun.


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Whether they were running, walking, or even pushing a stroller, residents of Minot came together today to support our area Dollars for Scholars program, while getting a work out at the same time.
This was Dollars for Scholars' second year hosting the "5K Fun Run"
to raise money for their scholarship program.
More than 40 runners of all ages gathered at Oak Park and took off this morning, and even received awards after the 3 mile trek.
The president of Dollars for Scholars feels that not many know of the organization in Minot, and that this was a way to raise awareness while bringing people together.
(Kathleen Henjum, President of Minot area Dollars for Scholars) "Very few people know about us, so this was a great idea for a way to get our name out, make people know about what we do, and I think it's important for the community to be out enjoying this great park, and a beautiful day in North Dakota in the summer."
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WILLMAR -- Affiliated Community Medical Centers has announced a five-year, $175,000 donation to the Kandiyohi County Area Family YMCA "Commitment to Community'' Capital Campaign.
The funds will help provide needed expansion space at the YMCA for youth and teens, special needs classes, personal training and additional program space for seniors and those with disabilities.
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Left to right are Deena Gu Laties; bust she created of Gerry Lenfest; Gerry Lenfest, W&L class of 1953
Peaceful Harmony: The Art of Deena Gu Laties on Exhibit in Kamen Gallery
"Peaceful Harmony: The Art of Deena Gu Laties" is currently being showcased in the Kamen Gallery in the Lenfest Center for the Arts at Washington and Lee University and will run through Nov. 30. The exhibition features Laties' watercolor paintings on silk and rice paper.
In honor of Gerry Lenfest's contributions to the arts, Laties created a bronze bust and donated a copy to Washington and Lee as part of the celebration for the 20th Anniversary of the Lenfest Center for the Arts. The original resides at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Laties' watercolors feature bold colors and lines with gold detailing. The most prominent piece, a triptych, features a pink lotus in a fashion that can be best described as a fusion of modern western influences and traditional Chinese silk painting technique. Her other works feature studies of various flora, landscapes and birds.
Most of her work showcases the same flavor of juxtaposition between style and technique. One can see in her work the intention and precision with which she paints. Each piece is clean and simple, but powerful in its understated nature. Her pieces are large but never overwrought.
Laties' exhibition includes a detailed study of an ancient scroll from the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 A. D.) illustrating scenes from the lives of 87 immortals. The original is 24 feet in length by one foot high and serves as a model of excellence in figurative painting. It is often used in the training of Chinese artists. Laties' featured scroll is a watercolor on silk completed in 1992.
Laties' art education began in China under the tutelage of Cheng Shifa at the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy in 1979. She studied and copied the paintings of the various ancient Chinese dynasties, periods characterized by important advances in art, statesmanship and economics, for four years to perfect her art. In the 1980s, Laties immigrated to the United States to continue her fine arts education at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, graduating from the program a year early. In her honor, an award is given by the Academy to the most talented watercolor painting student each year.
Laties has spent the past decades establishing her reputation as a well-known artist covering subjects from sculpture to landscape to portraits and to paintings of flowers and birds. Her art has been displayed in a number of shows throughout the United States and abroad. Her knowledge and understanding of Chinese art has led to her selection as a member of the East Asia Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In addition, she now serves on the board of her alma mater, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Laties is an avid contributor to the art scene. She has taught master classes at artists' guilds and has established a special school in Philadelphia where she teaches painting technique to Chinese girls adopted by American families. Calling them "my girls," she enjoys helping them learn about their own cultural traditions and has even taken three of the girls on a trip back to China to help trace their ancestral roots. Laties' artistic interests are broad and carry over to the world of music. She has established special connections to the Curtis Institute of Music and has sponsored in-home concerts to share her appreciation of music with others.
More information about this current exhibition in the Kamen Gallery and events in the Lenfest Center for the Arts can be found at
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Whatever you do, do not model yourself after this guy.
Barry Kirkey just doesn't give a shit. He says whatever he wants, whenever he wants.
"On first dates? I usually bring a small child with me and make her watch me molest the child," he says to me in this podcast.
Barry is out there to amuse himself, not anyone else. And it drives women away. Or so you'd think.
In actuality, they come flocking. Women love it.
What is cooler than a guy who is there for his own amusement? "I don't say things to try to be funny. I would rather get a reaction of disgust or wondering what the hell is going on rather than laughter."
Barry is a former RSD instructor and is starting his own company and we decided it was time to talk. And talk we did!
"I'd stare down girls and freak them out, people were probably like 'Hey, have you seen that rapist in building 3?'"
"There's so many companies that say do it this way, do it that way, and in reality, you can do it however you want."
Amuse Yourself First – Download Free MP3 Podcast (41 min, 38 MB)
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Another great interview Eric. This guy is pretty unique. You might wanna check if there is a problem with the audio file though. It cuts out half way through – the full 41 min doesn't seem to be on there.
Extramask, as in extramask from "the game"??
Hey Eric, I've read a lot of your site and I appreciate the many different kinds of advice. I notice that a lot of the activity centers around NYC. Even though I've lived only about 50-75 miles from the city for most of my life, I've almost never spent time there. I was wondering what would be some cool places in the city to check out and meet cool people when I finally make my way down!
Hmmm this interview for me wasn't that great, it was an interesting podcast, for me personally i kept getting distracted because Extramask kept speaking so fast so sometimes it was hard to understand what he was saying, while you seem very cool and calm while you were talking.
thanks for all the advice!
Wow, I've not yet heard an interview with "26″….but I can't say I'm at all surprised he's parted ways with old RSD and co.
Look forward to listening to this on my commute. Thanks so much for doing these great interviews Eric, good stuff as always . . .
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Utah supporters will see a different treatment than supporters in swing states. Ryan was scheduled to leave Utah and head to the swing-state of Colorado where he was to speak at a public rally at Colorado Springs, with another rally planned Friday in Sparks, Nev.
Ryan supports prayer in schools if states agree
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says he supports prayer in public schools if approved by states.
The Wisconsin congressman addressed the issue during a brief stop Wednesday inside a Republican volunteer center in Provo. A volunteer asked whether he supported giving states the right to allow "prayer or pledge" in schools. Ryan said he did.
He says it's a constitutional issue for states and a moral responsibility of parents. And he says Utah voters would have "a pretty good chance" of allowing prayer in schools.
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney's campaign has not immediately clarified whether he agrees with Ryan's position.
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If you are seeking a positive environment and a Christian community in the Gainesville/Flowery Branch/Chestnut Mountain, GA area of North Georgia, please visit us on our new campus in Chestnut Mountain... conveniently located between 985 and 85, just 4 miles from each major highway. We partner with parents to prepare their children spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ and servant leaders to the world. My 3 children have enjoyed the school for five years and my wife and I have had the privilege of serving our wonderful families for 3 years on the faculty. NGCS is a K-12 traditional school which has served the area since 1984. Come and see what God is doing at NGCS!
This school is exactly what is represents itself to be! My husband and I graduated one son from NGCS and have another entering 3rd grade there! What a wonderful, nurturing environment with exceptional accessibility to teachers and athletics in the Hall County area! Our older son is a sophomore at NGU in Dahlonega on a Zell Miller Scholarship and has pledged Sigma Chi (ie...Brett Baier from Fox News!). He is happy, well-adjusted and thriving in college. Our younger son is progressing well entering 3rd grade and feels safe, supported and challenged! WE LOVE THIS SCHOOL! So much heart! Almost all of the teachers have been with the school for years! Christian Character - Christian Beliefs - Christian Support!!!!! fiscally responsible and experienced leadership assures us that the tuition will remain affordable!
North Georgia is a loving, supportive school for our three children. The teachers are very experienced and professional and it shows. The administratiion is encouraging and working to build a school that encourages our children to live for Christ. We heartily recommend this school to families looking for a partner in helping to prepare their children for Kingdom living and leadership in the world.
Our three children have attended NGCS for five years and they love it. We are especially pleased with the love and care they receive from teachers and staff. The reading program is excellent and the Biblical emphasis is just right.
My children are happy and loved and stimulated academically and spiritually!
NGC is an excellent school. Our daughter has attended the school for many years, and we have been very pleased. The academics include a biblical worldview and the school offers a loving environment for the students and a strong sense of community for the family. She has participated in sports and other extra curricular activities. We would not consider any other school for her education.
I am sad to see what the board has done to our wonderful school. It seems as though they are determined to run this school into the ground. While enrollment has steadily declined over the past few years, the board continues to push the idea of building new facilities. They have broken away from the church and become their own entity. I believe this is a recipe for disaster. I doubt there will even be a NGCS or WCS in a year or two. Instead of concentrating on improving what already exsists the focus is on expanding into something else, no matter the cost. It is irresponsible and quite sad to see the school board run this school into the ground. Shame, shame.
My oldest child is a graduate of WCS (attended 3rd-12th grades). I have found that she was very well prepared for college! I still have 2 children in the school, and I am so blessed to have them there. Not only are they being prepared academically, but I am grateful that they have aquired spiritual discernment. Even though there are improvements to be made (just as in any school), I am grateful that my children have been blessed with an education from a Biblical view. We love WCS!!!
I was very discouraged by the comments made about this school. It strives and achieves academic excellence. Its SAT scores prove it! I love that WCS does not prepare for CRCT/SAT testing the whole year. No school is perfect. Every school has something to work on. If you come to WCS/NGCS, it should not only be for the academic excellence it provides for students, but most importantly the Christian worldview.
We have attended school at WCS for 8 years. I am excitd at the changes and growth that we have been blessed to witness at WCS. The Board, Administration and staff, and qualified teachers have all strived to handle all problems over the years from a bibilical christian standpoint. There is a wholesome family atmosphere here with very supportive involved parents. My child has excelled in academics and when he needed extra help, teachers have been willing to stay after school regularly to tutor. We have felt that WCS truely partners with parents to help build Christian character in our children and help prepare them for life in the World.
We have been at WCS for two years and have been pleased with the education of our child. We are very excited about the new Head of School, Scott Smith, and believe that he is the man God has placed to turn things around. We have thought about placing our child in public school but believe that WCS is the best place for our family - we love WCS!
It disturbs me of what ive read in these reviews. All you can see is either the people whose job it is to lie and advertise giving us unfairly good, and people who hate the place giving failling ones. I cant support a Christian school who says things they dont actually keep just to make as much money as possible.
This school has been in a constant state of chaos and transition for years. It lacks academic leadership and qualified, caring teachers. It does not provide 'academic excellance' or 'partnering with the parents' as it advertises.
This is an excellent school. A very loving, caring and nuturing school. The curriculum is excellent and there is always help, when needed.
I have 2 children at the elementary level and 1 in the high school. All of my children are growing very strong academically and being taught not just A+ academics but a strong work ethic, Christian character (reinforcing what we, as parents, are striving to teach) as well as being held to the highest standards of accountability by wonderful, nurturing, very qualified teachers. My high-school student is being challenged in AP courses and also plans to dual enroll with a local college next year to get a jump on college credits (with much help, encouragement and guidance from the WCS Faculty). This year WCS extracurricular offerings have increased and that has added to the great sense of community within the school body. We are looking forward to seeing even more offerings and opportunities. I feel a great sense of blessing,peace and security knowing my children and family are part of WCS.
My children have been at WCS for 7 years. While no place is perfect, anytime I have had an issue we have been able to resolve it with respect and grace. We are very pleased with WCS. My children have been challenged academically and even more importantly spiritually. WCS is distinctly Christian and as a parent I highly value the assitance WCS provides me in raising up my children to honor God and see the relationship of God to every area of thier lives. I want my children to be trained with so they are well prepared to take the light of the gospel into college, work or where ever the Lord sends them. Academically, I will put my childrens' preparation up against any school in the area. I would recommend WCS to any parent who wants a Christian education for thier child.
We have had 2 children at WCS and will have a 3rd this year an are completely happy with the school. There are many things on track for this year that will really make the experience even better. My kids are growing and becoming strong christians and developing great academics as well.
We are completely disappopinted at Westminster Christian School. When our children first attended Westminster, it was avery good academic institution with biblical teaching and a good wholesome family type atmosphere. With the assumption of power by new school board members, that atmosphere and quality are now missing. We are not sending our children back to this school. We would encourage anyone who is considering this school to really investigate if it is a viable alternative to public school. We do not think so.
WCS is pleased to announce that we have greatly enhanced our Safety Program. We have installed state-of-the-art software, strategically-located cameras, a sophisticated video (recording) system, and key cards for designated staff. The WCS Security and Safety committee, along with Westminster Parent-Teacher Organization (WPTO ) , have worked diligently over the past six months to do everything possible to ensure that our children remain safe during the school day. There are other safety measures already in place and we need you to know and feel totally confident that we take this aspect of our school very, very seriously. The protection of our children is a major focus of the WCS School Board and Administration. We welcome your questions and comments regarding your children and the safe environment in which we operate.
After reading several reviews I feel I need to submit some thoughts. My child has been at WCS for 5 years and I have been very pleased. I am concerned about the negative comments about the 3 headmasters in 3 yrs. The headmaster, Dr. Smith,we started with had been there for several years. He left to pursue a career on the college level after much thought and prayer. After him we did have Mr Bouvier for a short time. But he worked us through getting our 2nd accrediation and we are currently working to achieve the national accredidation for private christian schools. Academically my child has been well prepared. In fact more prepared than friends that are in public school in hall, lumpkin and forsyth counties. I know there are areas that need improvement and these concerns are being addressed. But I am happy biblically and academically.
I must say that Westminster was a colossal disappointment for our family in the 2006-2007 school year. Clearly, we will not be returning. WCS lacks true leadership at the administrative level. There are discernible issues of instability at WCS. The absence of a headmaster (three in the last four years) and the inability to retain teachers and students are a basis for tremendous concern. Safety and discipline are very inadequate indeed. In regard to discipline, students are not punished equally for an equivalent noncompliance. Academically the school is mediocre. Teachers are encouraged to all teach the same and acquire little support from the administration/school board. Much improvement is needed if the school is honestly to profess academic excellence.
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- beat2go00 said...
- April 23, 2008 at 7:28:00 AM PDT
- joel said...
- April 23, 2008 at 12:11:00 PM PDT
- Sir said...
amazing, thanks mate!
- April 24, 2008 at 4:40:00 AM PDT
- Travis said...
this is incredible! it's been on constant repeat in the ipod. i don't suppose you have her self-titled album from 1971??? can't seem to find that one anywhere...
- April 28, 2008 at 12:23:00 PM PDT
- basso said...
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- April 29, 2008 at 11:37:00 PM PDT
- thebabblebox said...
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- May 2, 2008 at 9:17:00 AM PDT
- jazzmore said...
This LP is the bomb. Lotti Golden has gotten well over 1,000,000 searches on google, and although she went on to write and produce "other people's" hits, it appears the interest is in this "Motor-Cycle" LP. Just reading the lyrics is a trip---that is---if you have them. The lyrics were included with the original LP on Atlantic. Speaking of Atlantic, they sucked the first time by not have a clue as to how to promote Golden, and they still have no IQ: the LP is hot on the Internet and they haven't a reissued it. That's why the music business is out of business. If this LP were on Itunes, they actually could be selling albums. Amazing!
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Thanks for the tip on Lotti Golden's Motor-Cycle LP, hippy djkit. A friend turned me on to Golden a number of years ago, and I'm glad to see this lady's resurgence on the Internet. Golden's "Motor-Cycle" on Atlantic is groundbreaking. The record plays like a movie with a cast of characters you'll never forget—Golden's biker boyfriend Michael becomes Lucifer, Silky's baby is baptized in Central Park in the rain, and parties are hosted by Fay that will rival any Andy Warhol scene. This LP is guaranteed to rock any party. Definitely due for reissue on CD.
- September 29, 2009 at 6:21:00 PM PDT
- kiel said...
Just played Lotti Golden. !#$%^@, this LP is so good! I really wish the "executives" at Atlantic Records would reissue Golden's Motorcycle LP. There are additional tracks I'd like to get. Also, I hear the original LP came with a lyric insert! I'd like to get my hands on. As in all rock/soul, you can't hear everything Golden is saying, and she's saying some pretty sick and cool !#$%^@. I would love to have this Rosetta Stone. Wow, Golden's Motorcycle just gets better with every play.
- February 22, 2010 at 1:27:00 PM PST
- Charlotte said...
Lotti Golden LP "Motor-Cycle" (1969) on Atlantic records is driven by a Kerouac inspired sensibility. As Golden's story of her life in New York's East Village unfolds we are introduced to an amazing cast of characters. The LP is full of contradictions--it loaded with the mores of the 60's yet Golden uses biblical metaphors, e.g. her mentor/boyfriend, Michael (angel?) morphs into Lucifer in "A lot Like Lucifer." The last song, "You Can Find Him" sounds like Rock/R&B meets a Baptist revival, first line of lyrics: "You can find him any Easter, rapping with the angels on some lady's lawn." As you listen, you hope to decrypt Golden's layered meanings. That is part of Golden's mystique. Close your eyes, and travel in Golden's timeless universe; it's a trip you're not likely to forget.
- April 9, 2010 at 8:13:00 PM PDT
- John said...
DKIT, your review of Lotti Golden's "Motor-Cycle" LP is right on the money. I heard this LP years ago and was blown away by Golden's lyrics as well as the songs, arrangements, musicianship and vocals. "Sprawling epic" is a great description of her tune "A Lot Like Lucifer." Golden uses the switching of genres and tempos to underscore her lyrics, which is very unusual--brilliant I think, because more than writing songs, she's telling a story, and each song is like a chapter in a novel. "Motor-Cycle" by Golden is highly experimental; I too wish her record label would have done more. I listened again recently, and Golden sounds as cool as ever.
- June 16, 2010 at 2:50:00 PM PDT
- amahabim said...
The most amazing album by Lotti Golden, hippie goddess is a must listen. On "Motor-Cycle" she deals with issues that are relevant today. Released 1969, when she was still in her teens, it is hard to fathom--wise beyond her years, Golden takes us on a wild ride. It's like reading a novel with a soundtrack.
- June 19, 2010 at 12:35:00 PM PDT
- limboseed said...
Lotti Golden's "Motor-Cycle" released in 1969 is a veritable time capsule. Golden's vocal style is an unusual mix of tough, street-wise New York City attitude, psychedelic transcendence and soul, evoking the Shangi-Las, Janis Joplin and echos of Aretha Franklin. Golden narrates her amazing story of East Village life from the highs of the the Summer of Love and Woodstock to the depths Kent State. Lyrically stunning, Golden's rite of passage memoir is a valuable commentary on a compelling period in American history.
- July 21, 2011 at 9:42:00 AM PDT
- Varkola said...
"Motor-Cycle" is one of the best rock albums of its time and of all time. Many agree that Atlantic didn't promote the LP because it was radical even for the late 60's--I agree that could be true. Meanwhile, Lotti Goden's epic LP has maintained a durable cult following for 40 years, before and during the digital age. Highly recommended!
- September 7, 2011 at 9:38:00 PM PDT


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no. it will work in other countries as well. »www.engadget.com/2011/10/05/micr···and-int/I seem to remember a press release saying the following:
Xbox 360 Teams Up With Entertainment Leaders to Transform TVToday we are happy to announce plans to roll out the next generation of TV entertainment on Xbox LIVE. We have nearly 40 world class TV and entertainment providers coming to Xbox LIVE including: Bravo, Comcast, HBO GO, Verizon FiOS and Syfy in the U.S.; BBC TV and radio in the U.K.; Telefónica in Spain; Rogers On Demand in Canada; Televisa in Mexico; ZDF in Germany; and MediaSet in Italy, that will begin rolling out to consoles in more than 20 countries this holiday.Entertainment Partners on Xbox 360 (Existing and New)⢠ABC iView â Australia⢠AlloCiné â France, Germany, Spain, U.K.⢠Antena 3 â Spain⢠Astral Media's Disney XD â Canada⢠AT&T** â U.S.⢠BBC â U.K.⢠blinkbox â U.K.⢠Bravo â U.S.⢠BSkyB** â U.K.⢠Canal+* â France, Spain⢠Channel 4 â U.K.⢠Channel 5 â U.K.⢠CinemaNow (Best Buy) â U.S.⢠Comcast â U.S.⢠Crackle â Australia, Canada, U.K., U.S.⢠Dailymotion â Available in 32 markets⢠EPIX â U.S.⢠ESPN** â U.S.⢠Facebook** â Available in all 35 Xbox LIVE markets⢠FOXTEL** â Australia⢠GolTV â Spain⢠HBO GO â U.S.⢠Hulu â Japan⢠Hulu +**â U.S.⢠iHeartRadio (Clear Channel) â U.S.⢠Last.fm** â U.K., U.S.⢠LOVEFiLM â Germany, U.K.⢠Manga Entertainment â U.S.⢠Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment/Real Sports â Canada⢠MediaSet â Italy⢠MSN with MSNBC.com â Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, U.K.⢠MUZU.TV â France, Germany, Italy, Spain, U.K.⢠Netflix**â Canada, U.S.⢠Rogers On Demand Online (RODO) â Canada⢠RTVE â Spain⢠SBS On Demand â Australia⢠Syfy â U.S.⢠Telefonica â Spain⢠Televisa â Mexico⢠"The Today Show" â U.S.⢠TELUS** â Canada⢠TMZ â U.S.⢠Twitter** â Available in all 35 Xbox LIVE markets⢠UFC â Canada, U.S.⢠Verizon â U.S.⢠VEVO â Canada, U.K., U.S.⢠VimpelCom** â Russia⢠Vodafone Portugal** â Portugal⢠YouTube â Available in 22 markets⢠ZDF â Germany⢠Zune** â Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain* Xbox LIVE Gold membership and/or other subscriptions/fees required. Kinect functionality varies by feature, provider and region.** Denotes existing partners on Xbox LIVE available today.
FiOS and Comcap's service on the Xbox 360 will only work for FiOS and Comcap subscribers.
obviously and it will count against the comcast users. non-verizon/comcast users can use the xbox tv service also they just will not have the same features as verizon/comcast users. you totally missed the point of my post.


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Natural soundscape archive repository
We are actively looking for an academic home for my natural sound archive, one that will support (1) an academic chair specifically dedicated to the field of Soundscape Ecology, (2) a named Center for Soundscape Studies, and (3) the Global Soundscape Project, one that embraces and connects a citizen-science community to that of the more formal realm of scientific enquiry.
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And yes, the reference was the 'British Library Sounds' as well as the Canadian based 'World Soundscape Project'. Yet reading between lines, both do not seem to match what you are looking for?
Anyway, I wish you good luck in finding it and like to thank you for preserving the symphony of our world!
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When President Obama finally persuaded recalcitrant Democrats to vote for his health care regulation law in 2010, the Congressional Budget Office estimated the plan would cost $940 billion over 10 years. Conservatives warned at the time that the score was a mirage since Democrats had purposely designed the law with CBO's scoring system in mind to get a temporarily lower score.
But now, two years later, a more accurate picture is coming into view. As the CBO's 10-year budget window slowly expands to encompass all of Obamacare's new spending, and as gimmicks like the CLASS Act are exposed as the Ponzi scheme frauds that they are, the cost of Obamacare keeps rising. Yesterday, the CBO released its latest cost estimate of Obamacare's spending provisions showing that the law will cost $1.76 trillion through 2022. But even that doesn't capture the law's true price tag.
Since Obamacare will not be fully implemented until 2014, we will not know until next year what a full 10-year cost estimate of the law looks like. But, extrapolating yesterday's estimate forward, The Washington Examiner's Phil Klein predicts the final ten-year cost of Obamacare will exceed $2 trillion, more than double what Obama said it would cost.
And that wasn't the only bad news in the report. Due to weak job growth, the CBO estimated that 3 million fewer Americans will receive health insurance from their employer. Medicaid will pick up some of that slack, adding an additional 1 million Americans to the welfare rolls. That leaves 2 million fewer Americans insured than the CBO had previously estimated. All told, Obamacare will have spent over $2 trillion increasing the percentage of Americans with health insurance from 82 percent today to 93 percent in 2022. And over half of those who receive health insurance thanks to Obamacare, will do so through Medicaid, a welfare program with a poor track-record of improving health outcomes.
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Santorum: Rick Santorum exceeded expectations last night winning both the Mississippi and Alabama primaries. Newt Gingrich came in second in both primaries.
Romney: Mitt Romney won two Pacific island caucus contests yesterday. One in Hawaii and one in American Samoa.
Gingrich: After defeats in Alabama and Mississippi, Gingrich's campaign sent out an "internal" memo claiming it was only "halftime" in the GOP primary and promising Gingrich would fight on in the March 24th Louisiana primary.
Pennsylvania: Santorum is beating Romney 36 to 22 percent in Pennsylvania and trails Obama by one in a general election match-up 44 to 45 percent, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.
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The Washington Examiner, Chu renounces his desire for higher gas prices: Energy Secretary, Steven Chu, renounced his previously-stated desire to see gas prices rise to match European levels in order to motivate alternative energy research, telling the Senate yesterday that he wants gas prices to fall for the sake of the economy.
CNBC, Senate defeats tax break for natural gas trucks: A plan for subsidizing natural gas trucks backed by billionaire T. Boone Pickens was defeated in the Senate yesterday after conservative groups identified it as unnecessary interference with the free market.
The Hill, Democrats want Senate action on judges before considering Republican jobs bill: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has announced he will not bring the House Republican JOBS Act to the floor until he gets votes on 17 judicial nominations.
Politico, David Axelrod bails on Bill Maher: David Axelrod will not be appearing as a guest on "Real Time with Bill Maher," despite reports last week that he was scheduled to do the show in the next few weeks. Axelrod has led the fight against Rush Limbaugh for derogatory comments he made about a contraceptive activist Sandra Fluke. Maher has made even more vile comments about Sarah Palin.
Reuters, Obama's approval rating up to 50 percent: A Reuters/Ipsos poll that used a sample made up of 51 percent Democrats, and only 38 percent Republicans, found that Obama's approval rating had risen to 50 percent.
Righty Playbook
RedState's Erick Erickson points out that we really didn't learn much last night: "The problem is two-fold now. The base doesn't like Romney, but the base doesn't really like the other options either. At the same time, the base does not want this primary to end."
The Weekly Standard's Jay Cost says Santorum won by poaching Gingrich's rural vote.
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Digby explains that progressives wanted Obama to give more speeches on health care so that he would mobilize his followers to push for more liberal reform from their representatives.
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Powell & Hotz Head to the Highlands in "Billy the Kid's Old Timey Oddities and the Orm of Loch Ness"
CBR spoke with Eric Powell & Kyle Hotz about the third installment of their "Billy the Kid" series at Dark Horse, the nature of collaboration, and what Dracula wants with the Loch Ness Monster.
Faith Erin Hicks Talks "Superhero Girl" Flying To Dark Horse
ROBOT 6's Brigid Alverson talks to "The Adventures of Superhero Girl" creator Faith Erin Hicks about the webcomics' upcoming print collection from Dark Horse Comics.
Dark Horse Comics Solicitations for December 2012
Dark Horse Comics has released solicitation information and images for comics shipping in December 2012, including the debut of "Hellboy in Hell," the latest from the Buffyverse, "Black Beetle," "Ghost" and more.
Josh Williamson Resurrects "Captain Midnight" in DHP
Writer Joshua Williamson and Dark Horse President Mike Richardson discuss the return and revamp of Golden Age hero Captain Midnight in the pages of "Dark Horse Presents."
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Eric Powell's "The Goon" #42
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "The Goon" #42, on sale September 26 with stories by creator Eric Powell and guest back-up artist Mark Buckingham!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Dark Willow Returns in "Angel & Faith" #14
It's the return of Dark WIllow in Christos Gage and Rebekah Isaacs' "Angel & Faith" #14. CBR has an exclusive preview of the Dark Horse series' latest issue, set to go on sale September 26.
DeConnick Summons Forth "Ghost"
CBR News spoke with Kelly Sue DeConnick about her reboot of Dark Horse Comics' "Ghost," bringing the series to Chicago and staking out spirits with Oregon Paranormal during her research process.
Scott Allie Talks "Billy" The Vampire Slayer
On the heels of yesterday's news that a gay, male vampire slayer would be joining the cast of "Buffy Season 9," Editor Scott Allie discusses the origin of the story and its long term implications for the series.
Ostrander Weaves Political Intrigue in "Star Wars: Agent of the Empire - Hard Targets"
Writer John Ostrander spoke with CBR News about continuining his "Star Wars" run at Dark Horse with the second adventure of Imperial agent Jahan Cross beginning in October.
A Gay, Male Vampire Slayer Joins "Buffy Season 9"
Dark Horse Comics has announced another twist to its already hot button "Season 9" of Joss Whedon's "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" as Jane Espenson and Drew Greenberg introduce Billy – a gay man chosen to be a Slayer.
EXCLUSIVE: "X" Makes His Dark Horse Return With Swierczynski
On the heels of a revival for "Ghost," Dark Horse brings back another of its vigilante superheroes as Duane Swierczynski and Eric Nguyen make plans for a gritty, corruption-battling take on "X."
EXCLUSIVE: Mignola, Johnson & Sook Cover "Hellboy in Hell" & "B.P.R.D."
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR debuts an exclusive preview of Mike Mignola's "Hellboy in Hell" #1 and the first look at Dave Johnson & Ryan Sook's "B.P.R.D." covers for December.
EXCLUSIVE: "Buffy Season 9" #16 & "Willow - Wonderland" #2 Covers
Dark Horse has provided CBR with the exclusive debut of the covers to December's "Buffy Season 9" #16 by Phil Noto & Georges Jeanty, and "Willow - Wonderland" #2 by David Mack & Megan Lara.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEWS: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike" #2 and More
Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike" #2 and a number of other first looks at issues dropping September 19, including "Ghost" #0 and more.
Parker Sends "Willow" on a Magic Journey
CBR News spoke with writer Jeff Parker about his upcoming miniseries "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow - Wonderland," following Buffy's best friend in her quest to restore magic to the universe.
EXCL PREVIEW: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9" #13
Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of Andrew Chambliss and Georges Jeanty's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9" #13. Buffy's bodyguarding misadventures continue September 12.
Comics A.M. - "Cerebus: High Society" Negatives Destroyed in Fire
Fire guts building, destroying "Cerebus: High Society" negatives! Jim Lee reflects on 25 years in the industry! Paul Tobin talks "Colder"! Publisher's-eye-view of Scholastic book fairs! Plus much more!
Comics A.M. - Dark Horse to Renumber "B.P.R.D." With Issue 100
Dark Horse shifts to sequential numbering for "B.P.R.D."! Waid, Fraction and Gillen talk the Marvel Method! Archaia's Rebecca Taylor on how she screen submissions! Matt Groening on the end of "Life in Hell"! Plus more!
Gaiman, Doran Collaborating on Dark Horse Graphic Novel
"Sandman: Dream Country" collaborators Neil Gaiman and Colleen Doran are re-teaming for an as-yet unnamed original graphic novel to be published through Dark Horse Comics.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "The Goon" #41
Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "The Goon" #41 by Eric Powell, also featuring a back-up story by Mark Buckingham, on sale August 29.
Dark Horse Comics Solicitations for November, 2012
Dark Horse has released solicitation information and images for items shipping in November, 2012, including the latest from "Buffy Season 9," "Conan," BPRD" and the debut of "Willow."
EXCL. PREVIEW: "B.P.R.D.: Return of the Master" #1
Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Return of the Master" #1 by Mike Mignola, John Arcudi & Tyler Crook, on sale August 29.
REVIEW: Caitlin R. Kiernan's "Alabaster: Wolves" #5
Greg McElhatton says "Caitlin R. Kiernan and Steve Lieber could teach a class about how to create a conclusion to a mini-series based on 'Alabaster: Wolves' #5," giving the issue 4 stars.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Angel & Faith" #13
Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Angel & Faith" #13 by Christos Gage and Rebekah Isaacs, with a cover by Steve Morris, on sale August 29.
Comics A.M. - Alan Moore to Make Rare Convention Appearance
Alan Moore to appear at inaugural Northamptonshire convention! Mark Waid talks digital comics! Veteran editor Diana Schutz talks her about her career! Jamie S. Rich and Mike Norton chat about "It Girl"! Plus more!
EXCLUSIVE: Brian Wood Welcomes Garry Brown to "The Massive"
"The Massive" creator/writer Brian Wood sat down with incoming artist Garry Brown to discuss his background, expectations and reactions to the series' unique storytelling challenges. Plus, exclusive art!
EXCL. PREVIEW: "Lobster Johnson: The Prayer of Neferu"
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Lobster Johnson: The Prayer of Neferu." The one-shot, by Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Wilfredo Torres, goes on sale August 22.
CBR TV @ CCI: Mignola Discusses Sending Hellboy to Hell, Joe Golem Movie
Hellboy creator Mike Mignola spoke with CBR TV about his recently deceased demonic hero and the plans he has in store for him in the months ahead, Ron Perlman's return to the character for Make-A-Wish and more.
CCI: Dark Horse - Creators: An In-Depth Look
Eric Powell, Sam Humphries, Stan Sakai and Geof Darrow were just some of the creators headlining Dark Horse's panel on creator-owned comics, discussing upcoming projects and their importance to the industry as a whole.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Alabaster: Wolves" #5
Dark Horse has released a preview of "Alabaster: Wolves" #5 by Caitlin R. Kiernan with art by Steve Lieber. Dancy Flammarion makes her way to the heart of the wolves' lair August 15.
CCI EXCLUSIVE: Lance Henriksen Marks Comics Debut in "To Hell You Ride"
Actor Lance Henriksen discusses "To Hell You Ride," his Dark Horse miniseries which sees a small Colorado town ravaged by a horrifying curse, and his dynamic creative process with co-writer Joseph Maddrey and artist Tom Mandrake
CCI: Felicia Day On "The Guild," Geek & Sundry and "Dr. Horrible 2"
The creator of the biggest web series in nerdom pipes up on her post-CCI plans as Felicia Day describes her hopes for Dark Horse motion comics wave 2, season 6 of "The Guild," more comic work and a return for "Dr. Horrible."
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9" #12
Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Buffy: Season 9" #12 by Andrew Chambliss and Georges Jeanty. The issue, with covers by Jeanty and Phil Noto, goes on sale August 8.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Wood & Cloonan's "Conan the Barbarian" #7
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of Brian Wood and the returning Becky Cloonan's "Conan the Barbarian" #7, on sale Wednesday, August 8.
CCI: Mignola Brings "Hellboy" to San Diego
"Hellboy" creator Mike Mignola, Dark Horse editor Scott Allie and artists Cameron Stewart and Tyler Crook came to Comic-Con to answer fan questions about the future of the Hellboy Universe.
CCI: Joe Mad, "Darksiders II" and the Art of Death
Creative Director and comic book artist Joe Madureira and his Vigil Games team discuss the art design behind THQ's upcoming video game sequel at Comic-Con International.
CCI: Dark Horse Horror - Drawing on Your Nightmares
Dark Horse's horror writers discussed favorite monsters, defined what's scary, explained which lines they won't cross and demonstrated why they do horror better than anyone else during their Comic-Con panel.
CCI: Dark Horse - Joss Whedon
At the Dark Horse: Joss Whedon panel, writer/director Joss Whedon spoke to fans about his Dark Horse work, announcing "Buffy" miniseries and answering questions about "Firefly," "Avengers" and more.
CCI: Eric Powell Turns to Kickstarter for "The Goon" Movie
While "Goon" creator Eric Powell previously dismissed using Kickstarter to fund the stalled CG-animated adaptation of his comic, noting the estimated $45 million budget -- things have changed.
CCI: Brian Wood Ventures to a Far Away Galaxy With Dark Horse's "Star Wars"
Brian Wood spoke with CBR about writing Dark Horse's ongoing "Star Wars" series, bridging the gap between Episodes IV and V and training himself to ignore years of Star Wars knowledge.
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