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LUCKLESS Western Bulldogs defender Tom Williams dislocated a shoulder and versatile Carlton defender Jeremy Laidler dislocated a knee in a potentially costly and painful night for both clubs in a pre-season game last night
Former Geelong defender Laidler had to be carried from the ground after he dislocated his left knee twisting in a body-on-body marking contest.
The ugly footage of the incident drew cringeing gasps from the crowd as it was shown on the big screen, Laidler's kneecap poking at right angles to his leg.
Jeremy Laidler after dislocating his knee. Photo: Getty Images
''I think they got it straight back in on the ground so that's a good sign,'' Carlton coach Brett Ratten said.
''He went off to hospital to get some scans and I suppose like all those kneecaps some have played next week and some have been out for a while, so we will find out tomorrow.''
The Laidler injury came late in the first term and after injury-plagued Western Bulldogs key-position player Williams was injured again, this time dislocating his right shoulder.
Williams was confirmed by the club to have dislocated the joint and could require surgery, which would mean he could miss up to four months.
''Not sure yet, we will know more tomorrow. Didn't look great, did it? It's unfortunate for Tom and unfortunately it is a part of the game,'' Dogs coach Brendan McCartney said.
''A fair bit of me is hoping he is OK for our club. If not, we might have unearthed a couple of younger players tonight who are taking another step in their future.''
Williams was immediately substituted out of the game after coming from the ground with his right arm hanging low after he seriously jarred the arm landing in an uncontested marking attempt.
Sadly, given the rule in place in the NAB Cup, Williams could have not flown to try to mark the ball and instead let it go out of bounds and he would have won a free kick.
Williams' injury is potentially destabilising for the Bulldogs, who despite last night welcoming back defender Brian Lake for his first game since round 11 last year, and Ryan Hargrave for his first game of the year, have lost versatile defender Dale Morris already with a broken leg.
The injuries overshadowed a tight game in which Eddie Betts booted five goals - three in the first quarter - but it was not enough to get the Blues over the line against a fuller-strength Bulldogs side. The Dogs won by four points at Etihad Stadium before 10,543 people after mature rookie Tory Dickson snapped a late goal to put them back in front.
The Bulldogs welcomed back several key-players from long-term injury, with former All-Australian full-back Lake looking impressively composed in his first game since round 11 last year.
Hargrave amassed possession across half-back, Adam Cooney got valuable touch and run in his legs and small forward Shaun Higgins got ground time.
The Bulldogs had more than double the number of short kicks to long but McCartney said this was not part of his broad game plan or specific instruction in how to move the ball.
''You can only run so far, so fast for so long and maybe that is one way of giving yourself a bit of a breather and not give the other team the ball,'' he said.
''It was not any specific direction, I think, just the way the game evolved.''
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This charming one bedroom condo has a beachy, fun décor your family will find very inviting. Conveniently located on the 2nd floor of Summerwind Condominiums this newly renovated getaway is directly on the Gulf of Mexico. It's a perfect place for a family vacation, a girl's weekend or a romantic getaway. It features a king size bed in the master bedroom with a private bath which has a tub/shower combination. Located in the hallway you'll find a half bath and two bunk beds. The living room features a sleeper sofa and an entertainment center with a TV, DVD, and CD stereo system. This condo sleeps 6 comfortably. Prepare dinner in the fully-equipped kitchen, or walk to one of our two restaurants on the island. Sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony that offers breathtaking views of the emerald green waters, pristine white beaches, and unbelievable sunrises and sunsets.
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Dutch Pirate Party wants to sink BREIN… and the rule of law?
In January of this year Dutch anti-piracy outfit BREIN successfully sought an injunction against Internet providers Ziggo and XS4ALL, forcing them to block access to the Pirate Bay for their customers. BREIN went after the providers because the Pirate Bay itself ignores a previous court order demanding the cessation of their activities in the Netherlands.
The blockade of the Pirate Bay was quickly circumvented through the use of so-called 'proxy servers'. The Dutch Pirate Party, a political party seeking copyright reform, operated such a proxy server and encouraged people to bypass the blockade. Unsurprisingly, BREIN demanded an end to these activities by the Pirate Party. The result was a public outcry against BREIN. Many Internet experts in the Netherlands, including legal scholars, applauded the move by the Pirate Party. The Pirate Party itself cried shame upon BREIN, accusing them of censorship and Big Brother practices. Few seem to care about the ramifications of the Pirate Party's conduct though.
Let me make one thing very clear before I continue: I'm not a fan of blocking sites or filtering the Internet. There are very serious risks and drawbacks attached to blocking and filtering. But having said that, I do feel that the actions of the Pirate Party are wrong and even pose a threat to the rule of law.
We live in a democratic, constitutional state. BREIN has simply used the legal means at their disposal and followed the route prescribed by the law. You may disagree with BREIN (and there are good reasons for doing so), but in the end it is up to our independent judiciary to determine whether their demand for a blockade is an effective and proportional measure that respects subsidiarity.
It is clear that the Pirate Party disagrees with the verdict handed down by the judge, which is their democratic right. But rather than supporting an appeal or seeking a change in the law, the Pirate Party decided to actively oppose the verdict and has taken steps to circumvent it. As such, their actions undermine the authority of our judiciary, and thus the foundation of our constitutional state. This is even more worrying given the fact that the Pirate Party is an official political party. A political party, even one that is not in power, should respect the separation of powers.
The Internet may be a different place than the physical world, but even on the Internet we need respect for the rule of law. As its aptly chosen name already suggests, the Pirate Party clearly has none.
Bart Schermer is Assistant Professor eLaw at the University of Leiden and also published this article on their new official weblog LeidenLawBlog.nl
I believe there are some factual errors in the 2nd to last paragraph. At no point has the Piratenpartij broken the law or circumvented the law. The Pirateparty has followed the court decision to the letter. The Voorlopige Voorziening is very clear on that. The judge ruled that the Pirateparty operated within the confines of the ex parte and that BREIN had no grounds to execute the fines.
Furthermore, XS4ALL and Ziggo users are neither forbidden by a court order nor by Dutch law to visit The Piratebay. Only providers XS4All and Ziggo have a judgement against them.
Finally, as far as I can tell the Pirateparty has not been the agressor in this dispute. The Pirateparty set out to prove that, contrary to what BREIN argued in court, the ISP-blockade is not 'the most effective tool that can be applied without serious repurcussions'. It should be pointed out that within 3 months of the original verdict, BREIN has actively pursued numerous private citizens and minors threatening them with €1000 fines per day, merely for operating a proxy.
This process had not been the most elegant maybe, but obviously necessary to point out the inherent risks in the ISP-filter verdict as well as to prove the copyright law has been allowed, over generations of parliamentary neglect, to become an overbearing legal force threatening basic human rights as freedom of expression, right to privacy, the freedom of information and freedom of political expression, to name a few.
It's also interesting to note that BREIN continuously works on rentseeking, the building of a legal framework; and even openly admits to do so. Often, the reasoning in court is jurisprudence based on jurisprudence, based on jurisprudence; created mostly by BREIN and it's henchman itself. It might be a stretch, but it's safe to say that this one foundation is turning the functioning of the Dutch legal system into a British one. This does not only circumvent the rule of law but also opposes a threat to the very functioning of democracy it self. Having said just that however, it is not BREIN i put to blame, but a passive parliament that wisely keeps it's mouth shut in order to not loose votes.
Dear Dirk and Samir,
Most of my comments are posted at the Leiden Law Blog, so its probably most convenient to continue the discussion there.
Bart, why publish twice?
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I usually shy away from album reviews, but when I opened the FedEx package on my doorstep and found the new Dirty Heads album, complete with promotional rolling papers (presumably to accompany the album), I decided to take a second look because obviously this was intended to take my worries away and make everyone feel great.
In 2008 The Dirty Heads splashed onto the music scene with their debut album Any Port in a Storm; this year, they follow it up with their long-awaited album Cabin by the Sea. Cabin is a true master class that sticks to the So-Cal altrocker vibe for which The Dirty Heads are known. When popping the disc in the dash of the car, the first chord of "Arrival" instantly enthralls you and throws you into the cabin by the sea with a group of friends enjoying life the way it was intended to be. The song that really struck a chord with me was "Spread Too Thin" because I think everyone can relate to being pulled in many directions every day and wanting to just slow down for a minute; Cabin by the Sea allows you to take a break and do just that. Cabin is the perfect summer album, ranging from the summery feel-good Reggae of "Your Love" to the Hip Hop vibe in "Smoke Rings" to the poppy acoustic flow of the title song.
Every time I listen to Cabin by the Sea it takes me away from the daily grind and monotony. There are many collaborations on the album, including with Matisyahu, Del the Funky Homosapien, Rome and Ky-Mani Marley. One of the coolest parts of this album is the accompanying DVD, which takes you behind the scenes of the recording process at Sonic Ranch Studios in Texas.
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There are concerts that are fun and there are concerts that kick your ass. If you were at the sold-out U.S. Bank Arena Friday night for the opening date of The Black Keys first headlining arena tour, you probably got your ass kicked.
First up, Arctic Monkeys caused a ruckus on the floor. Most (but not all) of the folks in the seats wandered around aimlessly or sat there, watching listlessly. There was certainly uproar in front of the stage, though. But as the English boys played, sang and sassed, the crowd in the arena filled in and loosened up. It helped that their lighting guys strobed the shit out of them, too. The seizure-inducing lights may have been Morse code for "Love Arctic Monkeys. Swoon over our accents." If so, it worked. By the time Arctic Monkeys closed with "When the Sun Goes Down," the crowd on the floor had nearly doubled and, at the very least, those in their seats were nodding their heads and smiling. Those boys put on a fun show.
After spending the entire intermission only getting halfway through the beer line, nearly everyone gave up and fled to their seats when The Black Keys began. Not that anyone sat, though — they were all too busy dancing and freaking out. Strictly speaking, The Black Keys may not be from Cincinnati but it's safe to say we treat them like hometown boys, anyway. Dan Auerbach (singing/guitar) even recalled playing Southgate House a few years ago. Upstairs. In the small room.
From a titanic disco ball that lowered from the rafters (for only one song) to the graphics on the screens behind them, the show was far different from their days playing tiny rooms. With each beginning there was an outburst of recognition. The middles of songs gave way to dancing, flailing and air guitar (or drums) and each ending note was drowned out by thousands of shrieks, whistles and catcalls.
Two things were learned last night. First, if you have any doubt about the amount of noise that one guitar and a set of drums can make, go see The Black Keys. Their albums don't do justice to the sheer volume Auerbach and Partrick Carney (drums) are capable of producing. Second, you haven't lived until you've heard an entire arena try to whistle.
If you weren't there, you missed the best kind of Friday night possible. If you were, you're probably already making plans for the next time The Black Keys come to town.
The Hank Williams family Country music legacy is fairly remarkable when you consider how three generations of men have built up audiences that would likely stand aghast at one another. Hank Williams, Sr., is a founding father of Country and Honky Tonk Music as we know it and, rightfully so, a certified historical figure, institutionally and critically bestowed with all the respect due our revered cultural heroes by the Time-Life crowd.
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In a lot of ways, Cincinnati's Over the Rhine belonged to the world almost as soon as they birthed its spectacular debut album, 1991's Patience. There wasn't really an evolutionary period involving chops-honing and building an audience with local bar gigs every weekend before becoming a songwriting and performing powerhouse that could stand toe-to-toe with its peer group on the national level. Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler sprang fully formed from Zeus' forehead as a mature and supremely talented duo with the undeniable ability to mingle heartache and joy with words and music and find an indelible way to invest each emotion with a taste of the other.
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Date: 4th November 13
Time: 1:00PM
Location: 14 Calonne Road, Wimbledon, London
Postcode: SW19 5HJ
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Cost: Free
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Group: Archaeology and Heritage
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The Buddhapadipa Temple in Wimbledon was the first Buddhist temple in the United Kingdom, and is the only Thai Buddhist temple in Europe. It was relocated from Richmond in 1976, and the temple building is contained in 4 acres of peaceful grounds. It is home to monks who live in the traditional Thai style.
As this is an afternoon visit, we shall have lunch beforehand. The party will meet at the Crooked Billet, 14-15 Crooked Billet, Wimbledon, SW19 4RQ. This is on the southern edge of Wimbledon Common, off Woodhayes Road. Lunch is served from 12 noon, so participants are requested to turn up around 11.30 a.m., so food can be ordered. If you need further information if necessary please contact Martin Fletcher.
It is about a mile from here to the temple, where we will be able to use the small car park. Our visit here will commence at 1.00 p.m.
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It is my great pleasure to invite you to the sixty-first session of Harvard Model United Nations. HMUN 2014 will be held from Thursday, January 30, to Sunday, February 2, 2014 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. After a hugely successful sixtieth session, I could not be more excited to embark on this year of preparation for another simulation of distinguished United Nations bodies, diverse international organizations, and dynamic non-state actors. Our staff of dedicated Harvard students is already beginning conference preparations, and we look forward to welcoming you to Boston next January!
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The Fukushima disaster has brought a powerful new demographic to Japan's anti-nuclear movement: mothers.
Often, mothers and women want to leave Fukushima and protect their kids, while men tend to accept the line, from the government and the utility, Tepco, that "all is safe." This can lead to conflict in a culture where women are taught not to challenge their husbands or government, figures of authority.
Many worried mothers leave Fukushima with their children while fathers remain behind. "Often husbands don't want to support two households and they tell the wives to come back to Fukushima, or they'll stop sending them money," says Izumi. "As a result, we're seeing an increase in divorce rates."
The mothers ...demand the evacuation of all the families of Fukushima, where radiation emissions continue. They ask for tougher safety standards for food and drink in Japan, and an end to the practice of spreading and burning radioactive rubble from the contaminated zone throughout the country's various prefectures. And, to prevent future disasters, they call for the permanent closure of all nuclear power plants in Japan and throughout the world.
Gender politics again, with women protecting people and men, somehow, ending up on the side of the 1% who sacrifice everyone's future for their profit. Big surprise.
Thanks for updating me on this topic. I always appreciate your posts. So the women are taught in that culture not to question the men, however, since the disaster they are rethinking this? I think that it is good that the women are thinking for themselves and now have decided to challenge the authority.
ah, another strong argument for why males and females of the human species are not equipped (in evolutionary terms) to live with each other... laying waste to the entire 'father figure' concept, which is but a modern illusion about 'family'. Throughout geological time, there is little evidence that males and females shared daily life.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- We here at the Five Dumbest Lab love April Fools' Day. In fact, it's our favorite holiday because nobody likes to celebrate foolish behavior more than we do.
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From the Peach State, it's Atlanta's own Michael Patrick. Michael wins a bag full of goodies autographed by Jim Cramer.
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1. Shares of WebMD(WBMD) took ill in early January, falling almost 30% after a sudden case of what we called Acute Dumbness . Which of the following was not a reason behind the stock's collapse?
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Yeah it's very surreal you know it's a very rare situation that you get on the show and -- It's even more rare that that show then gets picked up.
And then it's like winning the Lotto for that -- to be ahead.
So it's it's and it's very very exciting.
Chip and a half -- for you this is -- is this your first real TV series -- I believe.
Yes the first TV series that -- -- -- up on this stage so.
It's a bit of a different world but the way we were kind of run at honors that I think is -- a single camera show.
-- feels very familiar yet.
And and how does everybody get on you all actually good buddies off stage as well not really John good exit out -- back nicely done.
Look you know there is a lot of myself included but you know I have needs there's a lot of actors here.
And by actors I mean.
We are actor is.
You know our jobs are incredibly.
-- And -- -- -- more value than other Austin and then you know mom.
On whose most valued -- -- -- and then you value -- brightness.
-- differences that's the short answer yeah I don't like why you know when I'm around -- highlight for -- a combination Mets then.
Would only look me in the eye when we get in front of the camera in Israel like we're in front of the camera right now here look.
Don't look at him go long is this is what I have to isn't what I have to deal Jonathan wow I'm being expressed.
Unless the cost of divas from beginning -- and although it.
You're telling me up all right so -- but I don't see the dean is a good it's a compliment -- I think you're actually started out saying that I needed to worship at his temples I didn't say I need to I I I said that you might actually did not just.
-- that you did.
No ideas in his head I'm not gonna make my day job really our herself does a good time we don't know what we're all pretty easy we get along very well all right and that what are you gonna do -- the break between seasons.
This hang out with heroes.
You can't hang out with me any -- both of you I'd -- prefer estimates temple manuals but that we got.
That's just me.
-- -- -- -- It doesn't -- any idea K -- understand now.
I want I -- to -- -- I hope you both enjoy the off season them immensely though as you -- it it's been it's been a great show for everybody congratulations.
To all of the on the success great to have you here today Max and Hannah.
John you thank you all right guys thanks very much -- out.
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The countdown to Zero Hour continues with this first glimpse of an advance copy of the upcoming volume in our EC Comics Library series. Artist Jack Kamen brings Al Feldstein's scripts to life with confident chiaroscuro brushwork in these spine-tingling sci-fi yarns. Mad scientists, creepy aliens, desperate criminals, beautiful women, cigar-chomping government types, apocalypse survivors, sideshow freaks... the classic EC stuff, reproduced in crisp black & white in our handsome, bookshelf-friendly hardcover presentation with scholarly bonus features. Secure your copy by pre-ordering today!
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Our newest volume of Hal Foster's Prince Valiant opens mid-castle siege, and amid the clangor of battle, young love inspires a bold deed... but will one innocent act of bravery be enough to bring about peace between bitter enemies? Then Val and his band meet some barbarians and some monks, and Val runs into some trouble in the foothills of the Alps. Read all about it in our downloadable excerpt, which presents the first dozen full-page Sunday strips in this volume, which is due to hit shelves next month.
"While most manga about cross-dressing involve lots of shrieking and embarrassment, Wandering Son takes a quieter, more introspective approach.... It's a very sweet manga with realistic characters — no dead parents or crazy teachers, just ordinary, loving families and supportive friends. This manga is a beautifully produced, hardcover book, and... it's worth every penny." — Brigid Alverson, MTV.com "Wandering Son is meticulously accurate in its details, but universal in its emotions. Gay or not, readers shouldn't find it too difficult to identify with kids who feel like their bodies and their friends are equally culpable in the worst kind of betrayal, preventing them from realizing the potential they see in themselves." — Noel Murray, The A.V. Club Wandering Son (Hourou Musuko / 放浪息子) Vol. 6 220-page black & white (with some color) 7" x 9.5" hardcover • $24.99 Due to arrive in about 2-4 weeks. Click the thumbnails for larger versions; get more info, see more previews and pre-order your copy here: http://www.fantagraphics.com/wanderingson6 SPECIAL OFFER: Add Wandering Son Vol. 7 (coming Summer 2014) or Vols. 7 & 8 (coming Winter 2014/2015) to your pre-order for just $19.99 each, a savings of at least $5 off the cover price! Use the option menu on the product page to make your selection.
Get Off The Couch With Couch Tag Jesse Reklaw's Launches His New Graphic Novel at Floating World WHAT: Get Off The Couch Book Tour for Jesse Reklaw's Couch Tag WHEN: Thursday Nov. 19th, 6-9pm WHERE: Floating World Comics, 400 NW Couch St Join Jesse Reklaw at Floating World Comics in Portland, OR on December 19th for a night to remember. From 6pm to 9pm, Reklaw will be signing copies of his twisted graphic novel, Couch Tag. Let him know which of his 13 cats was your favorite. Veteran alternative cartoonist Jesse Reklaw, creator of the long-running weekly comic strip Slow Wave, delivers a tragicomic graphic memoir, his first long-form work. Presented as a series of comic novellas that together comprise a thoughtful, sometimes dark and often hilarious memoir about childhood, family, death, mental illness, sex and drug use, the entire book is told through cleverly inviting conceits like cat histories and card games. Reklaw's own psychological state is expressed through his erratic art-style changes and darkening imagery. The graphic novel is told in five parts: In "Thirteen Cats" (featured in The Best American Comics), Reklaw discovers coping mechanisms that mimic his family pets; "Toys I Love" relates the author's pre-pubescent brushes with deviant sexual activity, and the way innocence converges with real sexual trauma; "The Fred Robinson Story" tells the story of Reklaw's period stalking perfect strangers; "The Stacked Deck," in which hereditary influences towards criminal behavior, drug use and depression are explored via card games the author played with his family; and "Lessoned," a family history of mental illness. Floating World A new volume in our EC Comics Library series beams your way next month: Zero Hour and Other Stories, drawn by Jack Kamen and mostly scripted by Al Feldstein, with 22 pulpy sci-fi & suspense shockers full of Cold War paranoia, barely-suppressed sexual urges, desperation, alien invaders, bioengineering gone wrong, mass extinctions, lovelorn automatons, and man's folly in the face of technology he can't fully understand or control. In our downloadable excerpt you'll find the haunting title story, adapted from a story by Ray Bradbury, sandwiched between the ultimate self-loathing tale "The Parallel" and the teleportational "Hot-Rod!"
Wandering Son (Hourou Musuko / 放浪息子) Vol. 6 220-page black & white (with some color) 7" x 9.5" hardcover • $24.99 Ships in: December 2013 (subject to change) — Pre-Order Now SPECIAL OFFER: Add Wandering Son Vol. 7 (coming Summer 2014) or Vols. 7 & 8 (coming Winter 2014/2015) to your pre-order for just $19.99 each, a savings of at least $5 off the cover price! Use the option menu on the product page to make your selection. Shimura Takako's sensitive and charming series about two middle schoolers wrestling with their gender identities continues, with more role-reversal play fun this time around. The success of their performance of The Rose of Versailles in the fifth grade — in which the boys played the women and the girls played the men — inspires our protagonists to put on another gender-bending play for the junior-high school festival. This time they do a riff on Romeo and Juliet, with generous helpings of fantasy and mystery. Nitori-kun and Chiba-san write the script together, but Chiba-san has an agenda: She wants to play Romeo, with Nitori-kun in the role of Juliet. But Nitori-kun wants Takatsuki-san to play Romeo... With her usual prickliness, Chiba-san forces Nitori-kun to confront a question he's been avoiding. Are his feelings for Takatsuki-san those of a boy for a girl, a girl for a girl, or a girl for a boy? But you know what they say of the best laid plans of mice and men: The cast is to be decided by fate, with names drawn randomly. Meanwhile, Maho plans a trip to the beach with her boyfriend, but her parents send Nitori-kun along as an unwilling chaperone. Faced with unwanted changes to their growing bodies, Takatsuki-san discovers the wonders of "breast binders," and Nitori-kun explores the limits of his ability to "pass."
From the editor: Unfortunately, Trina Robbins' acknowledgments were accidentally ommitted from her new book, Pretty in Ink: North American Women Cartoonists 1886-2013. They will be included in the (knock on wood) next printing. Until then, Trina Robbins: A heartfelt thank you to Kyle Ryan, Ellen Klages, Shaun Clancy, Jonathan Warm Day Coming, Patrick Ford, Bill McGrath, Christine Chambers, and Allan Holtz (and his great website, http://strippersguide.blogspot.com), for the priceless material that they provided; to Alexa Dickman, for her detective work that resulted in my finding Fran Hopper; and to Steve Leialoha, for putting together the pieces. This would still be a book without them, but it would not be half as good a book. A special thank you to Alex Jay for his information on Katherine Patterson Rice, and for clearing up the Jean Mohr gender mystery; Jean Mohr, who was included in all my past books, is a man!
[The Umpteen Millionaire Club is our series which puts forth book club discussion questions for Fantagraphics titles. The Comics Journal interns Keith Baralato, Eli Powell, and Evans Winters put together this set of questions. - Ed.] Written by Keith Barbalato, Lillian Beaty, and Sonya Selbach Rendered in vivid black and white (though it evokes psychedelia), Fran: The Preceding and Continuing Congress of the Animals depicts a story of love, loss, and healing - all in wordless panels. From one page to the next, Woodring builds a fantastical world Frank readers will be familiar with: the Unifactor is the landscape against which Fran and Frank's love plays out. In Fran, the impetuous titular character drags reluctant Frank along on adventures that clearly depict two very different people trying to find common ground, despite Frank's wish for total honesty and Fran's desire for complete privacy. What effect does having no words in this comic have? What does the mysterious "memory device" represent? Why is Fran so against having this "memory device" on, and why is Frank so forceful about her wearing it? Do Fran and Frank transcend gender roles? If so, how does Woodring depict this? What is the nature of their relationship? How do their personalities complement each other, and how do they clash? How do Fran and Frank interact differently with their environment? Who is the "many-eyed-man"? How would you characterize Frank's relationship with his pets? What purpose do the pets serve in Woodring's narratives? In the end, why is Frank so happy to be home?
Join Jesse Reklaw, Desert Island's Gabe Fowler and and friends tonight at Desert Island for a rockin' good time. From 7 to 9pm, Reklaw will be signing copies of his new graphic novel, Couch Tag, just for you! Let him know which of his 13 cats was your favorite. He'll also be signing at the Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery in Seattle on December 14th while gracing the shelves of Portland's Floating World on December 19th! See you at every single location!
This week's comic shop shipment included the following new titles. Read on to see what comics-blog commentators and web-savvy comic shops are saying about them (more to be added as they appear), check out our previews at the links, and contact your local shop to confirm availability. Black is the Color 72-page black & white 6" x 9" softcover • $14.99 "Beautiful. Gfrörer has a light touch in finding the yearning and humor amongst life's hard luck and even harder truths. A genuinely romantic and sensitive book." –Sammy Harkham "Gfrörer's most moving comic to date, Black Is the Color eroticizes suffering not to glamorize it, but to endure it. We're adrift; what other choice do we have?" –Sean T. Collins, The Comics Journal "This is Julia Gfrorer's fine-looking work, very idiosyncratically told in a way that makes you love cartoonists that take those opportunities and run with them." –Tom Spurgeon, Comics Reporter 176-page monochrome/color 6.25" x 9.25" hardcover • $26.99 "[A] family's evolution springs from the stories and the dialogue. Clever, moving and often hilarious." –Houston Chronicle "…it's another work in a very strong year for Reklaw that included the short he did for Robyn Chapman. An autobiographical tale that gets increasingly unhinged, Reklaw's work also reminded me of some of the emotionally infused alt-manga I read this year: a really unique comics-reading experience." –Tom Spurgeon, Comics Reporter There's a lot of energy hidden, pent up, in Reklaw's older normal "square" cartooning style, and it's starting to bust out and become unpredictable, more like he is in person." –Kevin Huizenga The Comics Journal Library Vol. 8: The EC Artists 240-page black & white/color 10" x 12" softcover • $28.99 A lot of those folks were very thoughtful artists, and this TCJ generated book can take you into what many of them were thinking." –Tom Spurgeon, Comics Reporter Captain Easy, Soldier of Fortune: The Complete Sunday Newspaper Strips Vol. 4 (1941-1943) 144-page full-color 10.5" x 14.75" hardcover • $49.99 "It's easy to toss around the word 'genius,' especially when it comes to comics. We all have our favorites and we all like to think ours are the great ones. But one look at Roy Crane's work and anyone can see that he definitely was worthy of the 'genius' tag." - Tom Mason, Comix 411 "Crane's art is stunning, combining simple cartoony figures with richly detailed backgrounds in clever, colorful layouts. It isn't even necessary to read the dialogue or captions to follow the action; just scan Crane's dynamic lines, which make every panel look like a unique work of pop art. [Grade:] A-." –The A.V. Club |


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A new bolt on the slab just to the right of "Hoo Dee Doo" marks the start. 2 bolt belay at 90 feet. Pitch 2 starts with 2 bolts into a corner and then over a small roof to the crack above. Follow the crack until it runs out and 4th class to bolts at the top.
Micro cams to #1 and 1 #2. 2 or 3 quickdraws.
This is a really nice climb. I'd say that the crux move near the first bolt is more like 5.10c. The best part of the climb is moving through the roof and steep crack on the second pitch. That part is probably solid 5.9.
FA: Pitch 1 - Deaun Schovajsa, Peter Hubbel and Sharon Murra, November 1987. Pitch 2 - Claude Traufield and Peter Hubbel, December 1987.
The second pitch is great. The first pitch is just so, so with two or three hard 5.10 moves.
I thought I remember this route as breaking to the right once you get over the twin crack bulge, and heading into sort of an RP thin crack. Thin climbing and a little spooky. Is this the same route?
Slim, I think you are thinking of a different route. After the bulge the right of the twin cracks continues as a finger/hand crack to the anchors. It would not make sense to break to the right.
I originally named the climb Dumb-De-Dumb-Dumb. To this day I vividly remember jumping on this. I ended up running the upper half out as I couldn't get any pro in and kept thinking "ok, 1 more move and try again". After finishing the climb with no fall, I broke down and cried with relief when we got back to Pete's van, all I could think was "Dumb move Traufield, dumb, dumb, dumb". I'm glad bolts were added.


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