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Thule Podium Fit Kit - 3101 worked good on my Tacoma
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This fit kit was pretty simple to install on my Honda Element, as it already had the fixed points on the roof. Just pop off the plastic cover, screw them into the two fixed points, then pop the fit kit over that and secure it down. Only 4 stars though, because it is overpriced for what it is.
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I bought these for a Thule Aero Blade rack installation. The 3097's are for fixed-point mounting, so it was pretty easy to get them on. The rubber bottom piece doesn't sit flush on the rear mount points of my factory installed side rails, but it doesn't affect the mount, it's just aesthetic.
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Bought for use with my Podium Foot Packs to fit on my Subaru. Easy to install.
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It wasn't all surfing, girls and cars for the Beach Boys. Well, maybe in the beginning it was, but they got into a lot more. How much do you know about Beach Boys lyrics?
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Question 1 of 30
This Hawaiian beach was the No. 1 surf spot in the world when the Beach Boys name-checked it on "Surfin' USA."
Waimea Bay
"All over La Jolla, at Waimea Bay"
Banzai Pipeline
Sunset Beach
Question 2 of 30
This Australian surf beach also made it into the song.
Bondi Beach
"Australia's Narrabeen … all over Manhattan …"
Question 3 of 30
"Surfin' USA" is a grocery list of hot surf breaks in southern California, but NOT this one.
Del Mar
Ventura County line
Topanga did not make the list.
San Onofre
Pacific Palisades
Question 4 of 30
This is the preferred footwear of the surfers in "Surfin' USA."
huarache sandals
"You see them wearing their baggies, huarache sandals too"
tennis shoes
Question 5 of 30
This legendary artist demanded songwriting credit on "Surfin' USA" because he felt it ripped off one of his songs.
Carl Perkins
Elvis Presley
Chuck Berry
Chuck Berry thought "Surfin' USA" was a little too close to "Sweet Little Sixteen," and the Beach Boys acquiesced.
Question 6 of 30
Which fellow '60s artist co-wrote the 1988 Beach Boys hit "Kokomo"?
James Taylor
John Phillips
John Phillips of the Mamas & the Papas wrote "Kokomo" with Terry Melcher, Mike Love and Scott McKenzie.
Question 7 of 30
What kind of car is the "Little Deuce Coupe"?
"Deuce Coupe" was the slang term for the 1932 Ford coupe, which became coveted vehicles for hot-rodders.
Question 8 of 30
How fast can it go, according to the song?
100 miles per hour (161 kilometers per hour)
120 miles per hour
140 miles per hour
"She'll do a hundred and forty with the top end floored."
Question 9 of 30
"Just a little deuce coupe with a flathead mill." What's that?
the engine
A flathead mill is a specific kind of Ford engine popular in hot-rodding.
the carburetor
the hood ornament
Question 10 of 30
What kind of engine is the "409"?
The Chevrolet 409 engine was available through 1965.
Question 11 of 30
What kind of car does "she" drive in "Fun, Fun, Fun"?
Ford Thunderbird
"She'll have fun, fun, fun till her daddy takes the T-bird away."
Chevrolet Impala
Ford Mustang
Question 12 of 30
And where did she cruise through?
the drive-in
the hamburger stand
"Well she got her daddy's car, and she cruised through the hamburger stand now."
the malt shop
Question 13 of 30
What color is Santa's sleigh in "Little Saint Nick"?
hot rod red
fire engine red
candy apple red
"She's candy apple red with a ski for a wheel."
Question 14 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "A diamond necklace played the pawn."
"Surf's Up"
"Surf's Up" isn't about surfing at all.
"Isn't It Time"
"Don't Fight the Sea"
Question 15 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "Where did your long hair go?"
"Caroline, No"
"Where is the girl I used to know? How could you lose that happy glow? Oh, Caroline, no."
"Don't Worry, Baby"
Question 16 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "Well it's been building up inside of me for oh I don't know how long."
"Don't Worry Baby"
"But she looks in my eyes and makes me realize, and she says, 'Don't worry, baby.'"
"Sail On Sailor"
"Lady Lynda"
Question 17 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "Well, since she put me down I've been out doin' in my head."
"Help Me, Rhonda"
"Well, Rhonda, you look so fine, and I know it wouldn't take much time for you to help me, Rhonda, help me get her out of my heart."
"Wild Honey"
"I'm Waiting for the Day"
Question 18 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "I may not always love you, but long as there are stars above you."
"Wouldn't It Be Nice"
"God Only Knows"
"You never need to doubt it; I'll make you so sure about it. God only knows what I'd be without you."
"I Get Around"
Question 19 of 30
Name the Beach Boys song by the opening line: "I love the colorful clothes she wears."
"Good Vibrations"
"I'm picking up good vibrations, she's giving me excitations."
"I Get Around"
"Wouldn't It Be Nice"
Question 20 of 30
According to "California Girls," the East Coast girls are …
"Well East Coast girls are hip, I really dig those styles they wear."
Question 21 of 30
Fill in the lyric: "And the Southern girls, with the way they ____, they knock me out when I'm down there."
According to the song "California Girls," there's something about the way Southern girls talk.
Question 22 of 30
Fill in the lyric: "and the Northern girls, with the way they ____, they keep their boyfriends warm at night."
According to the song "California Girls," the way Northern girls kiss is something special.
Question 23 of 30
Which song's lyrics did the Beach Boys fear were too simplistic for radio play?
"Surfin' Safari"
"Barbara Ann"
"Barbara Ann" definitely isn't the most complicated song ever written, but it didn't seem to matter.
"Help Me, Rhonda"
Question 24 of 30
This was one of the first Beach Boys hits not about girls, surfing or cars. Paul McCartney called it the greatest song ever.
"God Only Knows"
"['God Only Knows'] is very emotional, always a bit of a choker with me," said McCartney.
"Wouldn't It Be Nice"
"This Whole World"
Question 25 of 30
In this song, the title is sung 41 times.
"Help Me, Rhonda"
We didn't check up on this, but word is that "Help Me, Rhonda" is uttered 41 times during the song.
"Barbara Ann"
"Surfin' USA"
Question 26 of 30
This tropical location is NOT referenced in "Kokomo."
Antigua didn't make the cut.
Key Largo
Montego Bay
Question 27 of 30
Which Beach Boy sued to have his name added to the songwriting credits?
Dennis Wilson
Carl Wilson
Mike Love
Mike Love successfully sued his cousin Brian Wilson in 1994 to have his name added to the credits on 34 Beach Boys songs.
Question 28 of 30
Which song is about Brian Wilson's agoraphobia?
"That's Why God Made the Radio"
"Never Learn Not to Love"
"In My Room"
"Now it's dark and I'm alone, but I won't be afraid in my room, in my room."
Question 29 of 30
Which Beach Boys song did Charles Manson co-write?
"She's Goin' Bald"
"Never Learn Not to Love"
Manson befriended Dennis Wilson and wrote some songs with him, including the one that was rewritten to become "Never Learn Not to Love."
"Sloop John B"
Question 30 of 30
Which song features cheerleaders chanting "push 'em back! Way back!"?
"Be True to Your School"
"So be true to your school, just like you would to your girl or guy."
"When I Grow Up (to Be a Man)"
"I'm Waiting for the Day"

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By NED SCARLETCleveland
After reading Mr. Wright's response (The Great Democrat Conspiracy) which was printed in the Sun Advocate and the Emery County Progress April 3 to my letter (Global Warming) which was printed in the Emery County Progress March 22, I at first decided not to respond. Later after once again reading his letter I decided to do so.
Mr. Wright's letter makes several assumptions and attributes several beliefs to me that are incorrect. I urge anyone interested to read my letter and then read his. In his first paragraph Mr. Wright writes several outlandish statements that he credits to me by writing, he is sure that is what Ned Scarlet "would have you believe." He writes that I have "led him to believe there is a great Democrat conspiracy in the scientific community." Apparently when leading Mr. Wright, as with my little Pomeranians, a short leash is required lest he wanders too far. I never used the word conspiracy; this word comes from Mr. Wright. I simply believe the Democrat Party has been a great deal more skillful than the Republican Party at capitalizing on global warming fears.
He mentions that I quote Thomas Sowell, which I did. He asks "what great scientific university did Dr. Sowell graduate from?" Mr. Sowell's quote, "It is not just the sky that is falling. Government money is falling on those who seek grants to study global warming and produce "solutions" for it'" is not used to support scientific evidence for or against global warming. I use it for what it states; people who study global warming stand to make a lot of money off of global warming fears. Mr. Sowell is more than qualified to make this statement.
Mr. Wright talks about scientific theory in his letter. He uses the theory of gravitation as an example. The theory of gravitation is provable and can be tested with experiment. If man made global warming is provable, to the standard of gravitational law, it has a long way to go. That is why Al Gore is jetting all over the world frightening little children with his fantasy movie "An Inconvenient Truth."
Mr. Wright writes that much cited research comes from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, it does. Research and opinion also comes from a great many other sources, sources that do not believe that man made global warming is as huge a problem as many in the political and scientific world make it out to be.
Finally Spencer, and he can call me Ned, writes, by using sarcasm, that he isn't reassured by my belief that mankind will adapt. He doubts my belief will help him feel cozy at night. Then he adds he doesn't need my reassurance "there's greater than a 90 percent chance that I'll have the temperature to do that."
Sorry I can't comfort you Spencer. So let me give you some advice. Wait until New Yorkers are fishing from the third story windows of their Manhattan skyscrapers, before you throw away your favorite blanky, or jerk the furnace out of your house. You write there is a 90 percent chance the temperature will keep you cozy at night, that's pretty good odds, but I suggest you be patient. I've seen this before. In decade or so global warming will be replaced with a new looming catastrophe, a new catastrophe which will require all your skill and devotion. Hopefully at that time you can find the comfort that now eludes you by placing balloons and lighting a candle at global warming's memorial in the great "Sky is Falling Boneyard."


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An important new report from ACT's National Center for Educational Achievement (NCEA) turns the lights up on a point that cannot be made often or strongly enough: when it comes to academic readiness, it's easier to keep up than to catch up. Over at Education Week, Sara Mead summarizes the findings, which she correctly describes as "sobering."
"Among students who were 'far off track' in reading in 8th grade, only 10 percent achieved college and career ready standards 4 years later. In math and science, the percentage was even lower. And over 40 percent of African American students taking ACT's EXPLORE exam in 8th grade scored 'far off track' in reading–as did 50% in math and 74% in Science. Put that together and you can't like those odds."
Policymakers take note of this from the report itself:
"Efforts to improve students' academic preparation have often been directed at the high-school level, although for many students, gaps in academic preparation begin much earlier. Large numbers of disadvantaged students enter kindergarten behind in early reading and mathematics skills, oral language development, vocabulary, and general knowledge. These gaps are likely to widen over time because of the 'Matthew effects,' whereby those who start out behind are at a relative disadvantage in acquiring new knowledge."
Bingo. Old hat to followers of this blog, perhaps, but if "better schools" or even "better teachers" is your go-to response, here's some cold water for you: "'Far off track' 8th graders who attended schools in the top 10 percent of performance were roughly 3 times as likely to get back on track by 12th grade as the total sample," Mead observes. "But even looking at the top 10 percent of schools, the percentage of 'far off track' students getting back on track never exceeded 30%."
Sobering, indeed.
The report's takeaway emphasizes the need for "a realistic view of the difficulty of closing these gaps," hence the need to start earlier.
"Underestimating the time and effort required could lead educators and policymakers to underfund prevention efforts and choose intervention strategies that are too little and too late. Underestimating the difficulty could also lead policymakers to hold schools to unrealistic accountability targets, creating strong incentives at various levels in the system to lower standards and artificially inflate test scores."
In Mead's view, this means "high-quality pre-k and early childhood education, particularly for African American, Hispanic, low-income, and other children from groups with higher percentages of students falling behind in school." I agree. But critically, it must also mean a clear and focused understanding of what we mean when we say "high quality pre-k." Gaps in language proficiency are fundamentally gaps in knowledge and vocabulary–and the deficits are readily apparent on Day One. To my mind, "high quality preschool" means aggressive interventions aimed at building language skill and knowledge acquisition before the dreaded Matthew Effect becomes a runaway train.


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The forest service's Law Enforcement and Investigations (LE&I) Branch announced today that Joint Task Force Six (JTF-6), the Department of Defense's counter drug organization tasked to provide military support to the Nation's law enforcement agencies, completed helicopter reconnaissance over portions of national parks, BLM lands, and portions of the Dixie, Fishlake and Manti-La Sal National Forests in southern Utah.
The Forest Service submitted the request for this mission. It was a multi-agency operation with law enforcement coordination and support from five southern Utah narcotics task forces who represent 13 southern Utah counties. Other participating agencies included the Utah Highway Patrol, BLM, NPS, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. This mission gave local and federal law enforcement agencies an opportunity to monitor federal and state lands for illegal manufacture and cultivation of controlled substances.
The JTF-6 team is strictly in a counter-drug support role, says forest service special agent Charlie Vaughn. Federal law prohibits the use of active duty and reserve military personnel in a law enforcement capacity. In their support capacity for the operation in southern Utah, service members limited their activities to aerial reconnaissance operations. The US Marine Corps unit HMM764 came from Edwards Air Force Base in California. This Marine Corps unit uses the CH 46 helicopter, similar to the troop-carrying helicopters used in Iraq.
JTF-6 is a joint service command comprising active and reserve component soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen. The unit uses both internal assets and volunteer units from all branches of the Department of Defense to accomplish the counter drug support missions requested by local, state, regional and federal law enforcement agencies. JTF-6 does not initiate counter-drug support missions; all of its support operations are solely based on requests submitted by law enforcement agencies.
The supported law enforcement agencies gained invaluable counter-drug support, and the military personnel gained training opportunities that are directly related to their military missions, says Vaughn
JTF-6 area of operations includes the entire continental United States. Since it's inception in 1989, JTF-6 has completed more than 5,500 counter-drug missions in direct support of more than 450 law enforcement agencies across the nation. In 2002, over 690,000 marijuana plants were seized from our nation's national forests.


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Thank a veteran with a free haircut Great Clips awards customers with free haircut cards. When we see men and women in military uniforms, many of us want to walk up and thank them for devoting their lives to preserve our freedom. Now, you can show our appreciation by awarding active or retired U.S. military members a free haircut. It's all part of the "Thank a Veteran" promotion from Great Clips, the world's largest hair salon brand. Great Clips leaders say the gesture is one small thank-you for our veterans' service to country.
Shears Salute; On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, customers who come in for a haircut at any U.S. Great Clips salon will receive a free haircut card to give to an active/inactive/retired military member of any branch, including the National Guard. Military members can also come in on Veterans Day for a free haircut or to pick up a free haircut card to use, with proof of service, any day before Dec. 31.
"We're honored to help the entire nation show appreciation for the men and women who have served our country," says Great Clips CEO, Rhoda Olsen, who is married to a Vietnam veteran. "We invite everyone to come into a U.S. Great Clips salon on Veterans Day (Nov. 11) to purchase a service and pick up a free haircut card. Give the card to your veteran neighbor, family member or just someone you notice is a veteran to thank them for serving our country. It's one small way to show you truly care and appreciate their service."
Customers come into any U.S. Great Clips salon on Nov. 11 and, with the purchase of a service, receive a free haircut card to give to a veteran. Limit one card per customer. The free haircut cards are redeemable by veterans at any U.S. Great Clips from Nov. 11-Dec. 31, 2013 with proof of service. The promotion applies to veterans only. Veterans who visit Great Clips in the U.S. on Nov. 11 receive either a free haircut that day or a free haircut card to redeem by Dec. 31. After Nov. 11, veterans must have a free haircut card to get the free haircut.
"Many of our franchise owners, corporate staff and Great Clips stylists have served in the military, or have family members or customers who have served, so we are all excited to be a part of this nationwide 'thank-you' to our men and women in uniform," says Terri Miller, Great Clips vice president of marketing and communications.


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Funeral Mass for lifelong Tierra Amarilla, N.M., and current Cortez resident Casilda Olivas Salazar were held at 11 a.m. on Monday, March 3, at San Jose Catholic Church in Los Ojos, N.M.
Rosary services werre held at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 2 at the church.
Casilda was born May 22, 1914 in Canoñes, N.M., the daughter of Maximiano and Raquel (Romero) Olivas. She passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014, at Southwest Memorial Hospital at the age of 99.
Casilda was preceded in death by her parents, Maximiano and Raquel Olivas; her husband, Eulogio Salazar Sr.; her son, Eulogio Salazar Jr.; her daughter, Amelia Montaño; her grandson, Ricky Garcia; her siblings, Max Olivas Jr., Jose Olivas, Tony Olivas, Maximo Olivas, Agapito Olivas, Aurelia Olivas Ulibarri, and Cornelia Olivas; and by her sons-in-law, Eddie Garcia and Fred Madrid.
Surviving Casilda are her daughters: Amelia Montaño, Theresa Garcia, and Helen Salazar; and her grandchildren, Melisha Montaño, Mark Montaño (Kim), Melvin Montaño (Christine) Irene "Pebbles" Garcia, Anthony Ray Salazar, Karrie Leann Salazar, Melanie Salazar (Elena Chavez) and Frank Salazar (Brittany). Casilda also leaves behind her great-grandchildren, Ronald N. Ulibarri Jr. (Amanda), Emmitt Zacary Montaño, Mark Garrett Montaño, Michael Montaño, Ursula Jude Montaño (Davy), Dominic Ronald Montaño, David Michael Sanchez, Dillon Robert Trujillo, Brandon James Trujillo, Amber Chavez, Eiljah Chavez, Meliane Chavez, Lyrica Chavez, and Michelle Chavez; by her great-great-grandchildren, Garrett Eliseo Ulibarri, Juan Montaño, Frankie Salazar Jr., and Dallas Salazar; her sister, Josie Lopez Cisneros and by her son-in-law, Vicente Montaño.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
After four innings on a chilly, rainy spring afternoon in Castle Dale, it looked like the Emery High girl's softball team was only three outs away from another loss. The Spartans were down 14-2 and the end was insight or so it seemed. They lost 19-17 in a non-region game to the Dixie Flyers.
Carly Anderson started on the mound for the Spartans and pitched a good first inning. It was three up, three down and two strikeouts for the young pitcher. The rain came in the second inning and it appeared that Anderson now had trouble holding the ball and Dixie scored seven times on four hits and three walks. The trouble though was the wild pitches as the wet ball constantly slipped out of her hand time after time. Dixie scored five more times in the third inning on three hits and two walks.
Emery managed a run in the second inning on a walk and an Anderson double. The Spartans also managed a run in the third inning on a Cortni Jensen triple and an Adrian McNee single. Jerica Jensen came on to pitch in the fourth inning. The Flyers added two more runs in the fourth.
In the top of the fifth inning, Jerica pitched the ball four times and got three outs. This was going to be a good inning.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, the Emery Spartan batters knocked out the opposing pitcher with a devastating offensive attack. Jerica hits a grand slam homerun, Misha Addley hits a three run homerun and the Spartans score 10 runs on seven hits. Cortni, who according to her mother cannot bunt, laid down the perfect bunt in the inning and her mom was stunned. The Spartans now trailed 14-12.
Both Dixie and Emery added five more runs each in the last two innings for the final score of 19-17. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Emery scored four times and had two runners on base and two batters already out as a runner was out trying to steal a base.
Coach Alton had this to say, "Our hitting has come along and our defense has its great moments. We are making adjustments of positions in the field to try and find better fits. Our pitching hasn't come along as well as I had hoped it would but it is getting better." This interview was before the game and it proved to be accurate. The Spartans just need to work on consistency to be a team that wins some ball games.
The Spartans continued region play with games against North Sanpete in Castle Dale and Lehi at Lehi. Both games were losses for the Spartans as their trend of inconsistency continued. They lost 13-3 to the Hawks as Emery's only runs came on a first inning homerun by Cortni Jensen. They lost 14-3 to the Pioneers as they managed only three hits off the Lehi pitcher. Emery hosts two region rivals this week. On Tuesday they host Carbon and on Thursday, they host the Delta Rabbits.


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Not sure that 'floating' is an accurate description since the magnet would be resting on the glass and (hopefully) sliding from end to end as you power the coil.Impossible to say how much current/voltage the coil will require, partly because the magnetic flux needed to move the magnet is unknown and partly because you can trade off current versus number of turns to produce that flux - the voltage requirements would then be determined by the required current and the resistance of the required number of turns. However, the wire you're mentioning sounds far too thick unless you are planning a coil to take massive current. You would probably be much better off designing it for a few thousand turns of much finer wire, but how many turns, how much current is needed with those turns, and how thick the wire needs to be to support that much current, you will need to find by trial and error.
for a 1 foot tube 2 inches wide, with a strong magnet from magnetic key box you'd stick under your car
Not sure if it will work. If you power the solenoid it will suck the magnet in to the middle if you power it the other way, it will try to turn the magnet, not really pushing it to an end.
Quote from: liudr on Feb 01, 2013, 08:58 pmNot sure if it will work. If you power the solenoid it will suck the magnet in to the middle if you power it the other way, it will try to turn the magnet, not really pushing it to an end.I don't think so. When the coil polarity reverses the force will reverse as the magnet poles are still in the same position. The round tube will not allow the magnet to rotate to reverse its poles. Think about why swolenoids work. If the magnet and coil poles are opposite the thing will fly to the closest end as that will be the dominant attracting force and the closer it gets the stronger the force.\The end breaking problem by the magnet when hit can be solved by using a small magnet covered in 2 layers of soft material on both flat sides. The feedback signal for the control loop I'm still thinking on that one...
This is just brainstorming.
a strong magnet from magnetic key box you'd stick under your car
Ok, very good. Please explain more about the resistance of the required number of turns in the coil. I don't quite understand that. How would you know. Isn't it dangerous to send electricity across a bare copper wire?
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Skip to comments.Obama signs bill giving himself lifetime Secret Service protection
Posted on 01/10/2013 1:09:57 PM PST by Nachum
President Barack Obama signed a bill into law on Thursday guaranteeing himself Secret Service protection for the rest of his life.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said Obama signed the Former Presidents Protection Act of 2012 on Thursday. The law affects Obama, former President George W. Bush and future presidents, who under current law would only be protected for 10 years after leaving office.
According to the press secretarys office, the law restores lifetime Secret Service protection of former Presidents who did not serve as President prior to January 1, 1997, and their spouses; and provides for protection of all children of former Presidents until they become 16 years of age.
Republican South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy introduced the bill in the House.
Yes; afraid of the American people!
I already thought he had life time protection.
Trey *Gowdy* introduced the bill?! :shakes head & wags finger:
Awww this isn't good. What's next? "Mr Holder, I'm sorry we've misjudged you"?
Well, he probably IS going to need protection for the rest of his life after the next 4 years.
Probably thinks he's gonna need it. Can't imagine why, what with being so popular and all.
"I already thought he had life time protection."
You mean like a life time supply of full body condoms?
And, why, as for the American people ...why they don't need no "stinkin' guns!! Only the KING deserves protection....
Screw him.
...the only bill passed by congress recently was the 'Cliff' bill?
my guess is he'll need every minute of it
Lifetime SS protection for former prezzes but only inside U.S. borders. Abroad, they're on their own dime. IIRC.
The Second Amendment is ordinary American Citizens "lifetime protection."
But of course The Won, President Hussein, wants to decree an infringement on that unalienable right.
It's just common sense...
Nope. The law, which also gives lifetime protection to George W. Bush and all future presidents, was passed by the House on Dec. 5 and the Senate on Dec. 28.
So what happens, fer instance and I'm just supposin', but what happens if he finds his ass in jail at some point for crimes connected to vote fraud, F and F, Benghazzi, money laundering, etc and so on.
Does the Secret Service detail a crew to Leavenworth or wherever?
BTW, https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/eliminate-armed-guards-president-vice-president-and-their-families-and-establish-gun-free-zones/6RDGkxLK
Hmm, so why exclude the Clintons?
I would ask how he plans to protect his legacy but I'm sure the leftist media would be more than pleased to take care of that.
Clinton was the last one to get lifetime protection.
Yeah, but this protective squad will not be armed and will have to depend on jiu-jitsu to protect Bambi.
Im forced to question the sanity of those who live in such fear of We The People that they must constantly surround themselves with armed guards, while at the same time they spew laws guaranteed to create chaos and provoke hatred.
Will they be armed?
What about the arguments for gun control? Wouldn't the President be safer in a gun-free zone?
It is nice that George W Bush is protected as well...was the least Obama could do after blaming W for everything wrong.
Clinton was the last one to get the lifetime coverage. Starting with GWB it was supposed to be limited to 10 years.
I think we just got the answer to the make the area around the president a gun-free zone petition...
1. Enormous new BatCave under the WH
2. 1.7 billion rounds for DHS
3. Lifetime SS protection for GayMuzzie
How is this unlike any African potentate...?
Goes to show you how slimey they are. They completely slipped my mind.
I bow to King nobama. He needs to stick it to the taxpayer as much as he can...a man full of hate.
Nervous a little???
I seen this movie before Eddie Murphy "Coming to America".
Armed guards for me, soft-targets are thee.
Have you noticed how he scans the high ground as he is walking outside. Looks like a man who is expecting something.
It was "news-worthy" that Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon and Jimmah refused theirs.
IIRC, they had/have private armed guards, though.
Unsure about GWB. Doesn't he go out in public all the time?
Interesting he included Bush, why now. Is he preparing for a short term.
I agree with this, especially as we are in a continuous fight against jihadists.
"Probably thinks hes gonna need it. Cant imagine why, what with being so popular and all."
Let's just hope they're not out chasing whores and getting drunk when he's needing some protecting. :)
Gowdy likely did it for W.
How dare you attempt to inject reason into this thread!
That would make me feel a little better. I really like him. I would be sooo disappointed if he didn't.
Most hated pResident in the history of this country.
Better check the capacity of the mags those SS guys have in their sidearms and get rid of the scary assault rifles in their cars.
Protection for me but not for thee.
hope he;s not protected by those evil guns which pick themselves up , aim themselves and then fire on people .
He;s protected by the hordes of the media every day anyway, hell they surround him like a cult
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I hear that teleprompters can be very protective if used properly.
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Hockey Cards Aren't Locked Out!
Steve Dangle
September 24 2012 09:52AM
NHL lockout be damned! Let's do this!
Just like the video says: Leave a comment and you'll be chosen at random to recieve one of either a hockey card with pieces of game-used jersey from four different former Leafs (Matt Stajan, Vesa Toskala, Luke Schenn, and Jason Blake), or a card atuographed by current Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf.
September 24 2012, 12:23PM
If I had to bet I'd say the Kings have a pretty good shot at repeating.
I think the LA Kings are still the favorite to win because well, you just can't beat Johnathon Quick very easily. Not only do they have a solid Goaltender in Quick, but the rest of their roster is unbelievably good, but like Steve said, injuries could be a factor.
That said, If Injuries are a factor, then I say Pittsburgh Penguins will win the Cup because holy goodness, Sid the Kid for a full season with the drive that he has now. Crazy scary good!
If I get picked, I would really like the Dion Phaneuf Autographed card.
September 24 2012, 12:31PM
Pittsburgh with a healthy Crosby has to be favourite to win. Granted they probably need another piece on the blueline. Even with Crosby out last year, the Pens proved they are a strong team as a whole and don't need to rely on Crosby for success.
Goaltending should be solid. Fluery had a tough playoffs but should bounce back. Vokoun is still a 1A in this league and forms half of one of the best tandems this year. Sutter easily picks up where Staal left off, granted they luxury of Staal being able to move up the line-up is lost. Between Crosby and Malkin both are strong contenders for the Hart, Richard, and Art Ross.
Other candidates would be Rangers and Kings.
East Prediction - New York Rangers
Stacked as hell offense, top 5 defensive core and they have The King in net...Enough said...
West Prediction - Too many question marks, can LA stay healthy, goaltending with Chicago, St. Louis and Vancouver, and if Nashville can adjust to life without Suter.
September 24 2012, 12:59PM
Hard to bet against the Kings to repeat. I think St Louis is gonna have a great shot too.
I have to agree with you Steve, LA looks like the team to beat this year (what year?!) They have a solid line up on all lines, and it doesn't hurt that they have Quick backstopping. Also that Phaneuf card would go great with my collection!
September 24 2012, 01:27PM
I too like the Kings this year. The Rangers were kind of a disappointment, and I feel like they have a LOT to play for. I like the Kings and the Rangers.
September 24 2012, 01:27PM
If the maturity level improves, I'd say the Pens certainly have a shot at winning. You use a couple of the best players in the league and you will usually have a chance at winning.
In terms of the cards, I'd go with the jersey one. A good reminder of the crazy overhaul we've seen with this team.
September 24 2012, 01:32PM
Wish I could say this is the Leafs years, but I'm more realistic than that. Kings look like the best team out there, but given difficulties to repeat, I gotta give it up to the Pens. They plugged a few holes in the off season and would have a full season of Crosby. Plus, man I just love Tanner Glass.
Would love to get in that Phaneuf card. Sorry, my man. Can't be with you on the Steelheads. Go Wolves!
Awesome that you're giving away hockey cards. I started collecting last year. I like base cards mostly so I don't own a game used jersey one yet but would be cool to get the one with the four ex-Leafs. Partly because I like history as well, I just started designing custom cards for guys who recently retired (I can design a Steve Dangle card, the front part but I haven't been able to find a large sized image yet).
Anyways, I'm gonna go with the Pens. I'm assuming that they'll be a bit healthier this/next season and some of the prospects like Morrow or Despres will take another step to shore up the defensive problems they had. Combine that with a better season from Fleury and a bit more depth on the wing now with a prospect like Tangradi contributing and I think it becomes a fairly solid Pens team.
On paper I like the Rangers more but just am not convinced by their offensive execution.
As a Flyers fan it pains me to say this but the New York Rangers will win the cup, INSANE offensive firepower, strong D, and a 1-2 punch with the King and Biron in net. Out west I see Minnesota making a run in all honesty. But LA is the team to beat, no doubt.
September 24 2012, 01:41PM
I have to agree Steve. The LA Kings were a solid, young, and achievable hockey team in the 2011-2012 season. The man that led them to the cup, Dustin Brown,the young 27 year old captain who scored 74 points for the Kings including the playoffs and the 2 goals and 1 assist in the Stanley Cup winning game.
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September 24 2012, 01:44PM
Well obviously the Leafs, they will hands down win the cup... okay I'm being serious right now, i think the rangers will win it. With the addition of Rick Nash I think they raised their chances on winning much higher. With their goaltending, defense and ridiculous offence. I say hands down the New York Rangers will win the Cup this year.
September 24 2012, 01:44PM
I'd give it to the Rangers. The addition of Nash is just a great boost. If Gaborik played a little better, to what is expected of him they would have done a lot better.
Though I'd give the Sens a shot again. During that first series NYR-OTT I would say the Sens stepped up the the NYR level more than anything. They proved they can win a playoff game without Alfie. It would have been nice to see him get one more chance at the cup.
@Drew Flyers just need to level their goaltending and I'd give your guys a serious shot. That PIT-PHI series was nuts.
Would love a signed card of the Captain.
September 24 2012, 01:44PM
I'd give it to the Rangers. The addition of Nash is just a great boost. If Gaborik played a little better, to what is expected of him they would have done a lot better.
Though I'd give the Sens a shot again. During that first series NYR-OTT I would say the Sens stepped up the the NYR level more than anything. They proved they can win a playoff game without Alfie. It would have been nice to see him get one more chance at the cup.
@Drew Flyers just need to level their goaltending and I'd give your guys a serious shot. That PIT-PHI series was nuts.
Would love a signed card of the Captain.
September 24 2012, 01:54PM
Okay so, if any team were to win the Cup, I've got good money on the Rangers. Although they got rid of some players, they still have Boyle, Richards, Stephan, and now Nash. Their goaltending has always been snazzy and solid in net. And after choking after last season after being number one in the east, I wouldn't be surprised if they stepped it up and didn't let it happen again.
Either card is fine.
My stanley cup pick for this upcoming season has gotta be th enew york rangers. With a pick u like rich nash they are serious contendors. Henrik lundquvist comein off just an amazing season will surely do even better next season. now with guys like richards gaborik callahan etc. they will be unstoppable. they also have the best backup goalie martin biron. They are just very solid all the way around and it wouldnt suprise me at all now that they have nash and newly added veteran jeff halpern. I believe they will be the next staley cup champs. jacob B.
Im ok with either card honestly. But i do perfer the phaneuf autograph!
September 24 2012, 02:21PM
If there was an NHL season this year, I think a healthy Penguins squad would win the cup. Crosby and Malkin, who in my opinion are the top 2 players in the NHL, would acrry their team, along with Fleury, to the cup.
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Another biased answer, but I really like the Flyers right now. It was such a pity that they couldn't get it done in 2010 and while they have lost a slew of key guys from that run, there are some very promising young talents, cover boy in particular. The only thing that really makes me uneasy is the goaltending, but if Bryz can exponentially reduce his GAA to miniscule small, there'd be a solid team.
And the Rangers, of course, are a viable threat.
I'd like the card with a piece of Toskala, but either would be appreciated.
September 24 2012, 02:29PM
The team that I think would win the Stanley Cup (if there were an NHL Season) would be the New York Rangers since they are stacked from top to bottom.
I would prefer the Leafs' five former Leafs jersey pack.
Honestly i think that Washington is going to win because Ovechkin needs a cup and i just see the caps as a top team in the east
I think pitsburg is an easy pick because this team really never got to play together healthy. Under dan bylsma there is no way that defense is goin to stay that horrible. You can never go wrong with a team that has the top two centres/players in the game. Not to mention they still have an awesome 2 way centre in Sutter! Stall maybe gone but look out for that guy. Fleury has to have a bounce back season too, this guys been to consistent to go cold now. They say specialty teams win playoff games and they probably have the most dynamic powerplay right now and bylsma has been known to send out a killer penalty team, there is no way this team will lose
September 24 2012, 02:40PM
I'm going to go crazy and for no real reason say thank I Believe if there was a NHL season... St. Louis blues would win the cup.
I think the team that will win the Stanley Cup is the New York Rangers, I mean with the addition of Rick Nash there gonna be a much more offensive team, last season when I was watching them in the Post Season I was pretty amazed of how good a team they are. Goaltending is solid in Henrik, D is pretty good with Del Zotto, and the offense you already know, Nash, Gaborik, Richards. Also I'd appreciate the Game worn Jersey card. But Either way I'd be grateful for a Phaneuf one too.
September 24 2012, 02:45PM
I think the Boston Bruins have the best shot at winning the stanley cup. reasons: 1. Tuuka Rask has been waiting for 7 years to get the oppurtunity to be a starter in the NHL, this is his year, i think he will rise to the occasion, that combined with a good defence should equal a low goals against average. 2. Tyler Seguin- Seguin has proven he can play in the NHL, but he has never played a full season on top line, this is his year to shine. He already proved he can put up points on a second line role, but seeing him play center for the top line, will probably be scary for the other 29 teams in the NHL
Look out for the St. Louis Blues. They have enough talent and prospects stockpiled right now that I think they can swing a deal during the season or at the deadline to get some proven post-season performers and make a good run at the Cup. My guess is a New York Ranger-St. Louis Cup final with St. Louis taking the cheese.
This lockout is getting me down. I knew it was on the cards but I promised my friend if he got Winter Classic tickets I'd be there. He got the tickets, I booked my flights halfway around the world and then the NHL lockout happened. I'm reading all the commentary etc. and it just all looks more and more likely that my first chance to see a live Leafs game could not be happening.
Go Marlies!
September 24 2012, 04:02PM
While it's easy to say L.A/Chicago...you can't ignore the NHL Non-Curse Cover...thing...
The Flyers have that bizarre edge...
I'm just joking though. I would have to go with the Rangers just because of their overall solid team. Just looking at their forwards your eyes will always land on a great player.
Not to mention their fantastic goaltending duo Lundqvist and Biron.
I feel they were just waiting for the young Kings to get cocky in the next season and then POUNCE...like TIGERS.
I think the blackhawks are still a contender if crawford plays decent and toews and kane stay healthy
I think the flyers are going to win the cup. Now coming from an anahiem fan from canada that makes no sense whatsover. The flyers came close last year and now they got some new guys including my favorite hometown player luke schenn. I cant wait to see luke and brayden tearing it up out on the ice.
September 24 2012, 04:08PM
I like rangers to take it this year...well next year actually i guess :(
September 24 2012, 04:20PM
Hey Steve! I think if there is a season that Detroit for the west and Philly for the east would win the cup. I think Detroit is still a strong contender every year and that Philly has put together a sturdy core of a contender and could challenge every year just like Detroit has done for years now. I would love the dion phaneuf card but would be happy with either one :)
September 24 2012, 04:22PM
Honestly, I have to say that Chicago is just a dominant team. (minus the goalies of course) But if they can get some goaltending, I think they'll win.
As for cards, Phaneuf Please !
September 24 2012, 04:28PM
hey Steve! I believe that the New York Rangers are the best bet to win the cup. They have arguably one of the top 3 goalies in the league being king henrik. they have a young and strong defensive group that will only get better after a good season last year, and by adding nash they now have one of the top offence in the league. When you have ryan callahan on your second or even third line, you know your forwards are deep. Plus I think they have the pieces (prospects and picks) available to deal at the deadline to maybe add another good defenseman or even a good bottom six forward. I am also a big Phaneuf fan and I have been watching him since he played in the WHL, would love a card of him :)
September 24 2012, 04:45PM
Even though i say that every beginning of the year that the Leafs will win it this year.And since they have been voted last place for the year, just like the sens did last year but they still made the playoffs, there is maybe a chance :)
but to be serious, i'll have to agree with you on having LA win it and break the President's Cup Winner curse. They can only get better and i think they would make Luc Robitaille proud.
Ugh. I need to win me one of those signed Phaneuf cards. You probably can't even comprehend how much I love him. :D
I don't know that Minnesota will win the cup, but they're certainly stacked. I like the Canes this year too. And of course, I really want the Flyers to go deep because I love shouting #HartnellDown at my tv and piss off all my friends.
I think the Kings have a good shot at the West if there is a season. So many young stars like Richards, Carter, Brown, Doughty, Quick, and Kopitar. And when you include veterans like Gagne, Stoll, Greene, Scuderi, and Williams, and then depth guys like Penner, they are just so overpowering. Plus there's youngster like Nolan, King, Voynov, and Clifford who will be good down the road. In the East there's the Pens who have an insane amount of firepower in Crosby, Malkin, Neal, Letang, and Fleury (assuming he gets back to form). I wouldn't count the Flyers out either as Briere's still got a few good years in him and so does Timonen. Giroux is good and getting better, as are Couterier and Brayden Schenn. Bryzgalov needs to be sharp this year though if they want to do anything. Luke Schenn will be good I think. I think the Rangers win the East with a Vezina calibre year from Lundqvist and solid play from Callahan, Gaborik, Staal, Girardi, Del Zotto, McDonagh, and Nash who I think will thrive both on better teammates (just like in international play) and on playing in the more offensive Eastern Conference. Overall, I think the Kings will/would win against the Rags in the finals.
Forgot Hartnell for the Flyers. He's a big part of their team and plays two ways. Deserves mention if I'm giving it to Couterier and Schenn.
September 24 2012, 05:21PM
I'd like to think it's time for a Canadian team to win it so I want to say the Vancouver Canucks. Yeah they'll do well. Hopefully at least the 2nd round. But hopefully the Cup. Yeah the Cup would be nice.
September 24 2012, 05:37PM
Boys, the Canucks can not be over looked. They were so dominant last year in the regular season, they always are. Surely it is their time to really perform and win the cup. So that is my frontrunner. As for my dark horse? The Wild! Okay, so it isn't such a dark horse but surely with that team they have to be knocking on the door?
September 24 2012, 06:24PM
I think the Blues have a really good chance of winning the cup. They haven't lost anyone significant in the offseason, their younger players are gonna be more experienced, and they might get Taresenko and Swartz! That's too raw!And BTW why can't i login to the site?
September 24 2012, 06:36PM
Personally I think it's going to be LA over Philadelphia in 6 games. If Bryzgalov can play half decent and the Kings stay healthy. Also that Blake, Toskala, Stajan and Schenn card would be sweet!
September 24 2012, 06:36PM
I think that the Canucks would end up winning the Stanley cup. They have a really strong team that has won the Presidents' trophy back to back for 2 years, and have the potential to win it the next coming year. I would prefer the Phaneuf card :)
I'd say we'd be looking forward to a NYR-CHI final with NYR winning in 7
Hey Steve,
Boy, is that Phaneuf card a dandy!
To answer your question, if there is a season this year I'm feeling the winners will be the Blues. Impeccable goaltending with Halak and Elliott, a young, solid d-corps with Pietrangelo and Shattenkirk only getting better and a solid group of big, skilled forwards. Look out for the Blues!!
September 24 2012, 08:59PM
New York Rangers. Cally Girardi and The King are going to have great years.
After what I saw last season from the Rangers, and the addition of Rick Nash, I feel good to say that i think / hope / pray the Rangers will win the holy grail this year. Assuming the whole season isn't locked out. If someone told me last year that they'd be 2 wins away from playing in the Stanley Cup Finals, i'd call'em crazy. With that said, i can't help but feel optimistic about the team this year. I wouldn't trust any other goalie to carry the team except Hank. However, our D is looking pretty deep so far, taking some of the pressure off Hank. We got Danny G and Marc Staal as our shutdown pair. Then we have Mcdonagh, who is no less than f-cking awesome (thanks Montreal)!. And our D can only improve when Michael Sauer returns after getting Dion-smashed. But of course when the team is looking majestic as heck the league decides to get locked out..would love to see Stanley parade down Manhattan before i die. #54moreyears?
I think this year the best bet would be the Boston Bruins for the second time in three years. They have tons of rough, hard hitting players, with some playmaking and scoring to include, like krejci and bergeron. They also have a goaltender who has had some experience, and will prove everyone that he can be a good, firm #1 goaltender, Tuukka Raask
September 24 2012, 09:29PM
oh and i really like the phaneuf autograph. (to add on to the previous comment) Bruins for the cup


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Doctor Impossible, evil genius, diabolical scientist, wannabe world dominator, languishes in a federal detention facility. He's lost his freedom, his girlfriend, and his hidden island fortress.
Over the years, he's tried to take over the world in every way imaginable, using doomsday devices of all varieties (nuclear, thermonuclear, nanotechnological) and mass mind control. He's traveled backwards in time to change history, forward in time to escape it. He's commanded robot armies, insect armies, and dinosaur armies. A fungus army. An army of fish. Of rodents. Aliens. All failures. But not this time. This time it's going to be different.
Fatale is a rookie superhero on her first day with the Champions, the world's most famous superteam. She's a patchwork woman of skin and chrome, a gleaming technological marvel built for the next generation of warfare. Filling the void left by a slain former member, we watch as Fatale joins a team struggling with a damaged past, having to come together in the face of unthinkable evil.
Soon I Will Be Invincible is a thrilling first novel, a fantastical adventure that gives new meaning to notions of power, glory, responsibility, and (of course) good and evil.
©2007 Austin Grossman; (P)2007 HighBridge Company
"The realm of comic book heroes and villains gets a dose of realism in this whimsical debut....Grossman dabbles in a host of themes - power, greed, fame, the pitfalls of ego...broadening the appeal of an already inviting scenario." (Publishers Weekly)
"Austin Grossman has a superpower himself - it's called writing. This book is a new, winning, smart and funny way of interpreting our world. It's terrific." (Douglas Coupland)
"Now that I have you at my mercy. . ."
If you have ever groaned in tortured agony when the Super Villain pauses before dispatching that annoying hero into the component atoms he is made from, (allowing the Hero one last chance, why won't he kill him!?), or wondered what Heroes lives are really like, you will love this book.
The story is told through two vantage points, a new heroine just starting out, and an old hand Super Villain. You see into the inner psyche of an emerging hero and what makes them tick. You also get to plumb the depths of a Super Villain's mind as he plots to . . . TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!! MUHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!! Just flippin' awesome, that's what it is!
This is a wonderful enjoyable tale that will take you back to your days reading comics and addresses all those questions you might have had about your favorite Hero or Villain. Totally enjoyable, not too deep, and the narration was excellent.
I enjoyed it immensely. This is a very light read, not War and Peace, so judge it accordingly. Worth a book credit for sure! I'd write more but I have to work on my plan to . . . TAKE OVER THE WORLD!
"A fun listen"
I listened to this book on a recent road trip with my sister. Unlike most Audiobooks, this one was more fun to listen to with someone else than alone (although it would still be fun alone). We had a great time picking out phrases and scenes from the story to discuss, repeat, and joke about later.
The voices were very well done, true to the "comic book" feel of the story, without being overdone. My favourite character was the super-villain, and I found myself anticipating his "turn" throughout the story.
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"A Must for Superhero Fans"
It would be an oversimplification to say this book is Watchmen-lite. In a lot of ways, it would be a disservice to this novel and a complete misunderstanding of everything that made Watchmen work. There's a fundamental difference, aside from the obvious that this is a novel and Watchmen is a graphic novel. Where Watchmen is a complete deconstruction of the superhero formula, turning our brightly-colored saviors into normal people like you or me, Soon I Will Be Invincible carries a different ideal at its core. In Watchmen, there is only one superpowered hero, who is no longer even in touch with what's left of his humanity. In Soon I Will Be Invincible, there is only one hero who is unpowered. The rest carry the burden of responsibility of who they are and where they came from, whether they are aliens, genetic grafts, reconstructed cyborgs, or supernatural beings. The message is that even though they are different, they are still (mostly) human too, and with great power comes great dysfunctionality, which they must overcome if they are to battle the mastermind Doctor Impossible.
There are two narrators who alternate turns as Doctor Impossible and Fatale, as the book is told alternatingly from their differing perspectives. For Doctor impossible, everything is old hat. He's been defeated time and again for inexplicable reasons, and he will finally beat the heroes. For Fatale, as the junior member of the superteam, everything is fresh and new, and not quite what she imagined or hoped for. We meet Doctor Impossible first, and this first chapter is quite possibly the funniest thing I've ever been exposed to in the superhero genre, with the possible exception of perhaps Ben Edlund's The Tick. It sets the tone for the rest of the story, and sucks you right in. Aided with the voice of the narrator, who sounds surprisingly like Maurice LaMarche, Doctor Impossible comes across as an interesting mix of Ozymandias and The Brain. Offering counterpoint to this viewpoint is the character Fatale, essentially a female version of RoboCop, who has become a superhero when the government funding needed to keep her running has come to an end. Again, the narrator for Fatale's story is perfectly-chosen, offering a mix of strength and vulnerability.
As the story goes along, you get a concise and human (where possible) origin story for every character in the book, turning this into something every bit as complex as Watchmen on the character level. Some would say that on the literary level, it perhaps lacks the social relevance of Watchmen. Just the reverse, I think a story like this isolates exactly how alone and isolated the average comic book fan can feel at times, and why these kinds of archetypal characters resonate with audiences across decades. I won't say it's "as good" as Watchmen. Rather, I will say that Soon I Will Be Invincible is a great companion and counterpoint to Watchmen in most respects. It offers character development, all the classic bits with a fresh perspective, and a little something that Watchmen doesn't have in abundance: hope. These characters, regardless of their backstories and inner turmoil, challenge us and themselves to rise to a higher level.
As one who used to collect comics heavily and then basically became jaded by the industry in the past decade, this book is a reminder of every reason of why I still love superheroes. It appeals to me on so many levels, and I think anyone who appreciates something more than the brooding, armor-clad killjoy characters will find something to enjoy here. Books like this bring back the fun to a genre that's taken itself way too seriously since the closing days of the last century.
"Avengers, Be Warned - Tongue In Cheek Action Ahead"
I've always loved epic stories of superheroes and villains struggling with their powers, their weaknesses, their loneliness, their victories, and their defeats. From comic books to movies, I love the genre.
This is more of a tongue in cheek take on the genre, and a WELL-WRITTEN one, at that. We see this epic battle for global domination from the viewpoint of the anti-hero, a pompous, yet brilliant super genius who uses his superior intellect to create fantastic plans toward world domination, and to foil the superheroes that cause him jealousy and frustration to no end. Mix science fiction with magic and the otherworldly, and throw in a bit of jealousy to boot. This is a story about faults as much as strengths. We ALSO see the story from the perspective of a newly born heroine who is still finding her way in earth's ultimate super team.
The audiobook is fun, fun, fun. Did I say fun? Sure did. It's witty, engaging storytelling at its heart. The writing is fast-paced and very descriptive. You'll also want the sequel to get to the shelf quickly, and rightfully so - It seems to be built for further adventures.
Some books are deep, meaningful works that will spark debates and arguments for decades - This audiobook will not do that. It WILL, however, be a memorable and unusually fun work of enjoyable listening that challenges the superhero genre in a fresh way that makes it an easy and solid recommendation.
So, don your cape, take to the skies, and get this audiobook as you do so!
"Tremendously fun"
A tremendously fun read. I'm a pretty big fan of comic book mythos and cliches, and the author definatly touches on most of them, while playing with the standard themes.
Well written, with a good plot, though the character development is what you'd expect out of a 6'6" female cyborg, or a mad scientist.
"Fantastic Book Gripping To The End"
Great character development, fantastic storyline, the plot had great pacing. The reader was able to really empathize with both Mr. Invincible and Cybergirl. Awaiting the next book. Great locution!
"Great, but where's the editor"
This book is one of my favorite so far. However, I found myself being taken away from the story every time one of the two actors mispronounced a word. Seriously, was no one listening? One of them is supposedly the most intelligent man in the world, it was so unbelievable that he would mispronounce coup de etat. This is the first time in quite a few books I've noticed such incredible errors.
As someone who aspires to be an evil genius one day I can say this book is fantastic resource material. If only I could get my mind control device working again...
"Very Cool story, wish there was a sequel"
Story was very original in the way it is written (well to me, I have not read any like it). Rare you almost (but not quite) want to root for the bad guy.
Very well done! voices were great and consistent. Easy to tell who was talking.
Good Work,
I like scifi and urban fantasy. I don't like romance novels. If you are the same my reviews should help.
"Supervillans rule."
I have not read the print version I will say that the narrators do an excellent job on this book.
Dr. Impossible because it gives you a chance to see inside a evil mastermind and understand why so many of the common comic book tropes take place.
It gives you a better feel for the characters than you might get reading the book. Mr. Boehmer captures the angst and feelings of insecurity that drives the main character.
Dr. Doom.. The movie..
A very different and enjoyable book. I hope to see more.
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Very good!
Kishi probably screwed up... he's been inconsistent with Sasuke's Eternal Mangekyou, too. Sometimes they eyes are symmetrical, sometimes the inner design points in the opposite direction on each eye. I guess it's possible Sasuke can activate different stages of Mangekyou, but it doesn't really make sense.
Who could have guessed that Uchihas are genetically inclined to be emo.. I like it. Makes sense, especially in Obito's route to evil.
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
I guess that's the danger of having overly-charged Spiritual Energies... they react too heavily to one's mental state, especially considering the mental energies are already channeled through the eyes.
Are we to understand that Uchiha emotions are naturally more intense, and thus harder to handle on an objective, rational level? And what does Tobirama mean when he states that the Uchiha "sealed their love off" themselves for that reason? Does he mean they became a clan with strict standards for self-control / emotional repression? Or is it something in the Uchiha's mind that literally needs to be unlocked?
I feel like this development pushes the Uchiha characters too far down the path of symbolism.... they were already representative of intense love that can easily turn to intense hatred or anguish, but this genetic explanation (even if it ties in with what we already knew about unlocking the Mangekyou) is just too much. Not only that, Tobirama makes it sound like he's seen quite a few Uchiha unlock their MS, when until now it seemed like a rare phenomenon.
Frankly I don't see a better possibility or "excuse" as to why they as a clan are so emotionally unstable. I prefer the word exaggerated or caricature to describe the situation.
This could be why Obito was picked..if he was picked. I wonder since Obito was an unstrict person, when he activated his mangenkou is that why he basically went over the edge and had a dramatic shift in persona. Because obviously he couldn't be the only "goofy" uchiha.
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
Just out of curiosity, what happened to that extra Zetsu that was pulled out of Sasuke? Four of them went to the Edo Tensei, one was for the Orochimaru switcheroo, but did that last Zetsu get killed or something? Even so, could it still be used for a final summoning?
Well, if you think about it, Tobirama having seen a few Uchiha unlock their Mangekyo Sharingan wouldn't be too strange. Their time period was full of war, which naturally places a huge emotional strain on people. If there was a time that would be guaranteed to unlock the Uchiha clan's visual prowess, it'd be that. As for the Uchiha clan "sealing" part of themselves away, I think that was more a figurative way of speaking as opposed to literally sealing something away. You ever heard the saying "Still waters run deep"? It means that often times if a person acts calm and reserved, they actually have a deep emotional ocean underneath the surface. And family members can often share the same mental/emotional traits. But often times with people like this, you don't actually see their emotions run rampant until some sort of tragedy occurs, and one of the usual responses to tragedy is anger.
I could go on to say, anger leads to hate, etc., but I don't like crossing genres.
Anyways, we've seen this response in Sasuke throughout the entire manga. He acts cool and rational, then something happens which provokes and reveals his emotions, and it pushes his powers up a level. The same thing happened with Obito. And from what we've seen, it happened to Madara as well. Now we've gotten confirmation that it's a family trait, so in a way, it makes Sasuke less special than before, since this sort of powering up could potentially happen to any Uchiha in the right set of circumstances.


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