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Best Comic Book of 2008: Captain America
Posted by David Torres Categories: Editorials, Marvel Comics
My choice for best monthly comic book series for 2008 is Captain America. I am not a professional reviewer. I don't get paid to read every comic book from every company that comes out month-to-month. I collect only a handful titles every month because that's all I can afford - and all of those titles consist of DC and Marvel comics. So before anyone starts complaining about this book was better, etc, etc, I am only giving you my opinion and I welcome any and all disagreements, but from what I read this year Captain America was by far the best and most consistent month-to-month title published this year.
Review- Amazing Spider-Man 581
Posted by Todd Matthy Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Marvel Comics
It's almost been a year since Mephisto took his magic pencil and erased the Spider-Marriage from the minds of the Marvel Universe. The benefit of the magical reboot was a "Brand New Day" for Peter Parker, where no one remembers he's Spider-Man, allowing creators to retell stories from the seventies in a modern setting. A crucial element of this reboot was the resurrection of Harry Osborn.
For months we have wondered how Marvel was going to explain Harry's sudden reappearance and in number 581 we got an explanation that made us wonder why Marvel needed Mephisto in the first place.
I know this has been a complaint from everyone over the past few years, but with the Wolverine trailer hitting the net, I felt it was time to mention it here on Comix 411. There are too many comic books that feature or guest star Wolverine.
Wolverine currently has three on going monthly series: "Wolverine," "Wolverine: Origins," and "Wolverine: First Class". He also appears from time-to-time in the X-men books (Uncanny, Legacy, and Astonishing), X-Force, New Avengers, various mini-series and crossovers. I thought it was ridiculous in the 90s, but it's actually gotten worse.
Finally, the Wolverine Trailer!
Posted by Jonas Hinckley Categories: Editorials, Movies, Marvel Comics
May 1st suddenly feels like a long ways off. The X-Men Origins: Wolverine trailer has arrived in its official glory after bouncing around the intertubes all weekend YouTube style, and I have to say, it looks pretty good. Check it out below the fold…
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Wood is Broadway's Mary Jane
Posted by Todd Matthy Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Television, Marvel Comics
It looks like Mary Jane's dream to light up Broadway is about to come true. Newsarama reports that Evan Rachel Wood (Thirteen) has been cast as the titular redhead in the upcoming "Spider-Man: The Musical".
Yes, Virginia you read that right, a Spider-Man musical is coming with rehearsals set to begin in the summer of 2009.
Not much is known about the musical other than Julie Taymor who did "The Lion King" with music being composed by Bono and the Edge will produce the show. Playbill reports that the musical will revolve around a female character called Arachne who is described as a "beautiful, boastful, young woman turned into a spider for her hubris and lack of respect for the gods" who will try to woo Peter Parker (and give Bond yet another forum to preach). The play will also feature Norman Osborn and J. Jonah Jameson as further thorns in the webhead's side.
I really don't know what to make of this. There hasn't been a superhero musical since "It's a Bird. It's a Plane. It's Superman" and if anyone doesn't remember that play there's a good reason - the two genres don't mesh. Is Spidey going to sing zingers to J. Jonah Jameson? Will the final battle with the Green Goblin be a dance off? Most importantly, how are they going to do the web swinging? Questions aside, I think Evan Rachel Wood would make a good Mary Jane. From what I've seen of "Across the Universe," she has an okay voice. She could play Mary Jane in the movies if Kristen Dunst decides not to return. No one has been chosen for Peter at this time. Either way I'll be in the cheap seats for this.
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Reviewing and Betting on Dark Reign
Posted by Todd Matthy Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Marvel Comics
Last week Marvel's event three years in the making ended anti-climatically with a last page that was an advertisement for this week's one-shot, "Secret Invasion: Dark Reign".
I have loved the team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev since they began their run on "Daredevil" in 2001. Maleev's gritty, yet realistic artwork complemented Bendis' down-to-earth dialogue perfectly for a dirty, street level character like Daredevil. These three ingredients sparked one of the greatest runs in comic book history, so it's easy to see why Marvel would use this team to launch the new direction of the Marvel Universe. Unfortunately, the Marvel Universe is not one-size-fits-all, and what works on Daredevil won't necessarily work for the Avengers.
My Wednesday Reading List
Posted by Kris Madden Categories: Collecting, Editorials, Reviews, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
If you're a "Punisher" fan, then you've already picked this one up, sped through the pages, and like me are already waiting for issue #2. However, if you haven't picked up a "Punisher" comic before, this arc is already shaping up into something great, and with Garth Ennis and Steven Dillon attached, you really can't go wrong. Also, don't judge the character by his recent translations into film; while this comics bears the same name of the recent film about the "Punisher," it is not based on the film.
My personal experience with "Punisher" comics is that they're bred of hit and miss. In some versions, he is more hero than villain and in others he's just a villain. Many have contributed to my wrapping paper collection. The Punisher's anti-hero status has long been forged in the high mortality rates of his enemies. As with all great anti-heroes, a good Punisher comic always brings a good debate of what separates the heroes from the villains, much like Alan Moore's main character in "V for Vendetta" or Charles Bronson in "Death Wish". So if you've never picked up a Punisher comic, this would be a great place to start. Enjoy.
Punisher: War Zone - Movie Review
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Movies, Reviews, Marvel Comics
Two hours of my life that will never come back.
I suppose I could end my review right there, but I won't. I didn't think the Thomas Jane "Punisher" movie was all that bad. My son called it a good old-fashioned guns and explosions movie. The Dolph Lundgren "Punisher" movie was beyond horrible. But, this one, under the Marvel Knights imprint, should have been a half decent action thriller. It wasn't. The actions scene were okay. Sort of low grade, but based on what they tried to achieve, okay. The acting was wooden, to say the least, and I am sure Ray Stevenson wishes they had renewed "Rome". I am also glad that Wayne Knight is collecting Sienfeld residuals.
But, God, couldn't they get a high school graduate to write the script? I know screenwriting is the cheapest part of any movie, but still. I know a few people that would write a screenplay for free just to get the credit. The dialogue is insipid beyond belief. The parts that I think were supposed to draw a laugh didn't and the serious parts did. Why Marvel is associated with this is a mystery to me. Guys, read the script first.
And so, without further ado, we move into Dark Reign. I would like to start with the cover. Now, I am a guy, which means I love, shall we put it, well drawn women. I mean, at least as much as the next breathing male. But let's compare Emma Frost and the new, improved Loki. Emma looks, well, great, but Loki, even for an Asgardian seems a litlle…. well… too well built. The old joke used to be that there is only one letter difference between wow and cow and before I get into any more trouble, I will leave it at that.
The art was okay, which is a subject I usually don't opine on. Sure, I like good art from bad, but I'm more of a plot and story person. But it was alright except for Namor who is drawn to resemble the bum he was when Johnny Storm found him 45 years ago, but with a bad shave. Facially, not good and the hair is too short. Just doesn't look like Sub-Mariner to me, but with Atlantis destroyed for the 78th or 79th time, I suppose we can give him a pass.
But the story… that I liked. This ill-Illuminati seems to be off to a good start. The members distrust each other even more than the hero's illuminati. Everyone has his or her own agenda. They all want to kill the boss. Good stuff. And the fact that Norman has someone hiding in the shadows who worries even this group of baddies is cool. But who is it?
Did you ever watch Murder She Wrote starring Angela Lansbury? There are only six people in the story. Jessica Fletcher didn't do it. The victim didn't do it. That just leaves 4 suspects and we hope we can figure out the clues before the last scene. In comics, we can have a 500 issue limited series with clues in 499 of them pointing to one guy and in issue 500 the author changes his mind or just misled us and it is someone else. After one issue of "Dare Reign," I have premliminary thoughts. It has to be someone of immense power to intimidate these guys. Doom mentions a battle shaking this dimension. And as long as we don't need a rational motive for our mystery man to help Normie, my first guess is Mephisto or someone like him. The Beyonder isn't a bad guy. Galactus couldn't care less. An Elder of the Universe? It certainly isn't Ant-man.
Who do you think?
Here's A Quick Guide To Start Reading Comics
Posted by Kris Madden Categories: Collecting, Editorials, Reviews, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Marvel Comics, Wizard Entertainment
1. Pickup A Graphic Novel
It can be hard to pick up a comic book for the first time. Many times you're reading about a character who has a history spanning the last fifty years, which can cause difficulty in understanding the plot line and character's motivations.
Graphic Novels are usually self-contained, meaning that in order to follow the plot and storyline, there is no prior comic book history knowledge required. All the characters, special powers, jargon, etc is all within the pages you hold in your hands.
If you like superhero stories with an edge, a great starting place is Watchmen. It was recently made into a film, so you can even get a headstart on your friends by reading the book, and surprise them with your clairvoyance.
Maybe you're not a fan of super-heroes and want something more indie-flavored. Blankets is beautiful book about teen angst and a long distance relationship in the early 90's grunge era. With quotes from songs by The Cure, it's a can't-miss.
And if you'd like something in between with superhero-like characters, an indie-edge, and a beautiful noir storyline; I'd suggest any of Frank Miller's Sin City books. While you may have seen the movie, which is a spectacular translation of the work to film, the comics will introduce you to the format and structure of graphic novels.
Whenever someone tells me they think that comics are for kids, I usually give them a graphic novel to read. Though comics began with kids in mind, it has since changed drastically to include all age groups. While these are my favorites to give to friends and family, feel free to pick out whatever you find interesting.
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Minors shouldn't smoke. There is a law already on the books that covers this. Sales to minors are illegal. Enforce it and leave the adults alone.
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By making rejection my goal, I got to the point where "No"s meant absolutely nothing to me. I was eating them for breakfast. Worrying about rejection became a thing of the past. And when that happened, the "Yes"s started rolling in, one after the other. Sounds crazy, right?
Do you know who "showrooms?" Tall people. Yes, tall people. Someone who says they are taller than their peers is 48 percent more likely to walk into a store to see a product, only to then leave and buy that product somewhere else online.
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The truth is, "no" doesn't mean we are a bad person or doomed to failure. It's not evidence of a conspiracy against us by the fates or proof that our parents/teachers/siblings were right about us and we never will amount to anything. It just means "not yes." That's it. "Not yes."
In today's complex and overlapping digital marketplace it is time to show more knowledge outside of you own field of expertise and realize that times are not "a-changing" -- they have completely changed.
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I think I (or maybe Inhuman Affliction) started this thread a while back, I'll see if I can find it.
UPDATE: Apparently not, carry on.
Yet somehow intriguing enough to you that you feel the need to comment whenever they're mentioned. I bet 98% of people here would hate Dir en grey, but you don't see them cropping up to say so every time.
Why not just stick to your Brokencyde and symphonic bowel movement CDs and let people who like the band discuss them?
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Is not a very good band.
Anyway, SpiritCrusher, how have you been getting on with them? Which albums have you listened to, any favourite songs etc. etc.
New DVD recorded at Tokyo Dome City Hall will probably be out by the end of the year, by the way. It's a relatively small venue (only 3000 seats or so), which means it should be a very intimate, energetic show!
Yet somehow intriguing enough to you that you feel the need to comment whenever they're mentioned. I bet 98% of people here would hate Dir en grey, but you don't see them cropping up to say so every time.
Why not just stick to your Brokencyde and symphonic bowel movement CDs and let people who like the band discuss them?
ADreamOfWolves said:Is not a very good band.
Did anyone say you couldn't post negative comments? No, just asked why you felt the need to. Every single fucking time they're mentioned. What's the issue?
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Did anyone say this thread could only have positive comments? No, so fuck off.
Haha Symphonic Bowel Movements...that made me laugh.
Anyways yeah I started the thread, but before I did I knew you made one in the past Noodle, but it wasn't there anymore.
Well it's hard to say what my favorites are right now since I haven't been able to give them more listens in the past day or so. I like the song The Final alot, also Aggitated Scream of Maggots and Merciless Cult. The latter two kick ass on the live versions. I haven't listened to the new album yet. I just realized they re-recorded their singles, which I don't know if that was a good idea or not. I loved the song Hageshisa...and the newer version sounds inferior to the original :/
Anyways how was the show?
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I agree that Hageshisa doesn't sound as good on the album version, but I see why they felt the need to re-record it, since the single version was made about two years ago now. Different Sense sounds exactly the same, I don't think they re-recorded that, and Lotus sounds better (although I think they just remixed/remastered it rather than re-recording). The album as a whole is sick, though. Really impressive stuff.
The London show was good, although I missed the last few songs due to dehydration, which forced me outside to collapse like a fat lady on narrow stairs. I much preferred the Utrecht show, since the sound was better and the audience appeared to be more diverse than the squealing weeaboo fans of London shows.
Here's the best live version of Merciless Cult, by the way, from what is my favourite DVD of theirs:
Kyo's voice seemed a bit strained in that video.lol
That's why I like this DVD, it's a lot rawer, although he hits all the right notes. One thing I'd complain about them now is that Kyo's becoming a bit too good, if that makes any sense. Like his growling is becoming too mechanical - I prefer it this way.
SpiritCrusher said:Kyo's voice seemed a bit strained in that video.lol
It'd be like if Bob Dylan started singing clean and operatic vocals, something would be lost.
I'm not really complaining, but he's starting to only use really low growls and really high squeals which all kind of blend into one eventually and become less impressive over time. Technically very good, but it makes less of an impact on me. Also, it means he moves around less to save his breath/energy ... he mostly just hangs around his box now, so you don't get quite as much of this:
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Funny how he is becoming too good....to me that's a good thing. Who wouldn't want someone who is very good vocal-wise to become even better?lol
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Labour's volatility has reached level of serious threat to Coalition's future
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Keaveney, if he stays as chairman, will continue to preside over meetings of the Labour Party's executive council.
He will also chair meetings of the central council and will, of course, chair the party's next conference. The next Labour Party conference was scheduled for April but has been postponed to the autumn because of the Irish presidency of the European Union.
Some argue that Keaveney's actions were motivated by his precarious constituency position. He holds what is perhaps the most marginal Labour seat. He polled less than a third of a quota on the first count in Galway East, then a four-seater, in February 2011.
His running mate, Lorraine Higgins, a favourite of party HQ who has since been nominated to Seanad Éireann, polled another third of a quota and Keaveney was elected to the last seat when she was eliminated. Since then, Galway East has been reduced to a three-seater and a large chunk of Keaveney's base has been redrawn into Roscommon. The additional profile from his dissent this week may assist him locally, but it's not clear that it will necessarily ensure his survival.
Instead of containing the impact of Keaveney's resignation, Eamon Gilmore and his Ministers have made it worse. The best approach is to express regret at the loss of a fine colleague but tactfully beg to differ with him on his policy stance.
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Instead, yesterday, Labour deployed its biggest media beast, Pat Rabbitte, to deliver a vicious volley at Keaveney and the other Labour malcontents. On Morning Ireland, Rabbitte characterised the dissidents as selfish and politically narcissistic and (in a remark clearly directed at Róisín Shortall) accused them of spouting calculated venom. He suggested they were all behaving like attention-seeking ballet dancers.
Rabbitte's outburst may have been provoked by the earlier contribution of former general secretary Ray Kavanagh to the same programme. He said he hoped Keaveney would stay in the party and use his influence to change aspects of Labour Party government. It is clear some old Labour scores are being settled in public.
Later the same day, party whip Emmet Stagg, a man who knows of old how the position of party chairman can be used to undermine a Labour leader, described Keaveney's continuation as untenable. Meanwhile, Nessa Childers MEP and Senator John White continue to make dissident noises off stage.
On current poll figures Labour will lose at least half of its seats in the next election. If they keep these shenanigans up for much longer their losses will be greater, and that election will come sooner.


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Germany and France will announce joint proposals this month to address Europe's soaring youth unemployment, the Labor Ministry in Berlin said, confirming a newspaper report of a planned "New Deal for Europe."
Siemens AG dropped to the lowest in almost seven weeks after Chief Financial Officer Joe Kaeser said underperforming rail technology and offshore wind projects will result in additional charges and dent quarterly earnings.
European stocks retreated, following their biggest weekly gain in a month, as China's economy grew at a slower pace than estimated and a gauge of manufacturing in the New York area missed forecasts.
Siemens AG's underperforming rail technology and offshore wind projects will result in additional charges that will dent earnings in the second quarter, according to Chief Financial Officer Joe Kaeser.
Germany's government and coalition parties denounced a new political grouping that calls for the euro to be scrapped in an electoral challenge to Chancellor Angela Merkel's crisis policy.
Bundesbank President and European Central Bank council member Jens Weidmann said there's no cause for concern about inflation in the short term, German newspaper Rheinische Post reported.
Michael Meister, the deputy floor leader of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party, urged Spain to seek aid from the European Financial Stability Facility as quickly as possible, Rheinische Post said.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government plans to present legislation for expanding the country's power grid by early June, the Rheinische Post reported, citing an interview.
German lawmakers will probably extend their current session into July to vote on Spain's request for European Union aid to its banks, the Rheinische Post said, citing Hermann Otto Solms, the deputy president of the lower house of parliament, or Bundestag.
German Development Minister Dirk Niebel said his Free Democratic Party wants tax cuts before the next federal elections in 2013, Rheinische Post reported, citing an interview with the minister.
"There's no reason for immediate concern about higher inflation."
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The tree can be found just off of the walkway that leads you through Falls Park. Visitors to the park can also enjoy the its landscaped gardens, a scenic walk over the Liberty Bridge, and of course, the picturesque Reedy River Falls.
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Real people understand that life gets in the way of that wonderful equation. That's why so many people regain the weight back (if not more) after a diet. Goodbye wagon, nice falling off of ya. It's hard to find a healthy eating style to adapt to your unique lifestyle.
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Hatrick: Schools Not So Much Like a Business
The LCPS superintendent addresses the Loudoun business community.
School systems do not function like businesses, primarily because they have no control over their government-mandated workload; that's the crux of the message from Loudoun County Public School Superintendent Edgar Hatrick during a breakfast with the business community Thursday.
"I often hear the phrase, 'schools should run like a business,'" Hatrick said during a chamber PolicyMaker Series event dubbed the State of Education. "Unlike other industries, public schools don't get to set production quotas. We have no say in the number of students we accept every year. We only deal with impact of their arrival."
Loudoun County School Board Chairman Eric Hornberger (Ashburn) introduced the superintendent with a few remarks of his own, focusing on what he called the four Bs: budget, boundaries, business and betterment. He touched on Hatrick's point during his comments.
"For us to be effective, truly effective, we will need to grow in our ability to manage the routine business of a growing school system without being consumed by it," he said, calling on the business community to commit their intellectual resources. "We have a wealth of talent in Loudoun County that is a vast resource of expertise, experience and ideas."
About 36,000 new students have enrolled in Loudoun schools during the past 12 years; enrollment is now approximately 68,000 students. During the past five years, Hatrick said, the school operating budget has increased 8.5 percent, compared with a 20 percent increase in enrollment.
"What this means is that our average cost per pupil has dropped $1,185 or 9.3 percent since the 2008-2009 school year," Hatrick said. The puts Loudoun below Arlington, Fairfax, Montgomery (MD) and Prince George's (MD) counties as well as the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church and Manassas. Hatrick said the value of the school system can be hard to see for decades.
"While I am a CEO, my business is not a business in a conventional sense. The bottom line of what our schools produce won't be known sometimes for years, maybe even generations," he said.
Among the difficulties of providing an education, Hatrick said, are state and federal mandates, many of which are unfunded, including requirements for diversity within schools as well as serving students with special needs. The number of student with disabilities has more than doubled since 2000, he said, while the number of students with Autism has "increased 12-fold."
Hatrick said warned the public not to listen to nameless critics when reading information about the school system budget.
"There is a great deal of misinformation, usually anonymous, circulating about our budget," he said, correcting critics who say up to 80 percent of the county budget goes to school. Hatrick presented chart from the county budget that shows the school operating budget comprises 55 percent of the budget. However, 55 percent does not include school construction. The county's Capital Improvement Plan — of which the school system's adopted share over six years equals 48 percent — comprises another 19 percent of the county budget. And Hatrick focused quite a bit on school construction.
Since the 2000-2001 school year started, the county has built 38 new schools, including eight high schools, eight middle schools and 22 elementary schools. To attempt to lower the cost of land acquisition, Hatrick said, the school system has expanded the number of "prototypes it uses to build schools to now include two-story options for both middle and elementary schools.
"These schools allow us to build on smaller and odd-shaped parcels," he said. Estimated construction costs for two schools that will open in Ashburn are in line with the average cost around the commonwealth ($176.18 per square foot), he said. Those elementary schools and their estimates are Moorefield Station ($177.84/sq. ft.) and Discovery ($178.44/sq. ft.).
"We are right at the state average, even though we work in an expensive market and construct schools that are anything but average," Hatrick said.
And more schools keep coming. There will be a bond question on Loudoun election ballots this year to pay for the construction of a high school in Loudoun Valley Estates II, an elementary school adjacent to Lunsford Middle School and renovations to Loudoun Valley High School, which is 51 years old. Another high school is also planned in Lansdowne, but that's not part of this year's bond question.
"As always, I remind the public that this is not a referendum on whether these projects will be built, only on their method of funding," Hatrick said.
While education costs maybe high, the payoff is worth is, according to a study by Walden Economic Consulting that Hatrick called "a measure of the taxpayers' ROI, or return on investment."
joe brewer
1:38 pm on Monday, September 10, 2012
Yo Hatrick 80% is 80 % no matter how you word it!
Josh Davis
7:44 am on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Good article - I believe the cost/sq ft shoudl be $176.18, $177.84, etc.....not millions.
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COO, Albemarle County Public Schools
Dusty Smith
7:52 am on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
You are correct. Not millions. I fixed the story. Those would have been some seriously expensive schools.
Marcus Aurelius
7:15 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
"Unlike other industries, public schools don't get to set production quotas. We have no say in the number of students we accept every year. We only deal with impact of their arrival." What Sup. Hatrick did not say is, unlike industry, schools cannot reject substandard goods. Schools must work with the students who are enrolled.
But this is not going to stop the Board Of Supervisors from planning cuts to the upcoming LCPS budget, even though it cannot dictate how school system money is spent, much to their frustration. You may anticipate that BOS will press for cost reductions in LCPS employee benefits. They will focus on the reduction of benefits to part time LCPS workers (especially transportation and food staff), and increases in employee payments for health and retirement costs. BOS plans to push for a reduction of health benefits through increased staff co-pay costs for doctor visits and prescriptions and an increase in the employee contributions to health coverage. BOS also wants to increase employee contributions for retirement plans. At the same time, BOS plans to deny or minimize any raises given to employees.
In the end, Loudoun County will have a cheaper school system, the BOS and BOE will take credit for this achievement. Bur just like Wal Mart keeps its employee costs down, Loudoun will cut its employee costs. But quality will suffer and Loudoun will experience a decline in educational quality.
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Life story
I was born in Melbourne, Australia, in March 1946, but left at the age of six months to go to Africa with my parents, who were missionaries. The mission we lived on, Hope Fountain, was a few miles from the city of Bulawayo, in Zimbabwe, which used to be called Rhodesia. In my first year at the mission school I was the only white child so all my close friends were black. We learned to write by drawing our letters in the red earth. Later, we graduated to writing squeakily on slates. Now, of course, I use a computer, but I still use a pencil and paper whenever I have a writing problem to solve. My brain loves it when I write in pencil.
My father's name—Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge—is also the title of my second book. Miss Nancy, in the same book, is my mother; the rest of Miss Nancy's name comes from the names of my two sisters, both of whom are younger than I am: Jan Delacourt (who used to be Jan Delacourt Cooper) and Alison Partridge. Jan lives in Italy and Alison lives north of Sydney.
In the mid-sixties, totally unsophisticated, I went to drama school in London and spent three happy years changing my Rhodesian accent, speaking Shakespeare, singing Beatles' songs, wearing miniskirts, and dyeing my hair—a habit I haven't grown out of. I was brilliant red for years, but blonde now looks better in my aged state. Being a red-head had become my brand, my recognizable logo, so people who see my now are shocked and saddened!
I took a great risk in 1969 and married an Englishman—a highly gifted teacher of French and drama, who is now a gorgeous retired drama lecturer. Malcolm and I have now been married for 43 years (as of 02:01:2012) Our daughter, Chloë, to whom Possum Magic is dedicated, was born in 1971. She was a journalist for seven years in Adelaide and Paris; then a high school teacher of French and English at Loreto, a Catholic girls' school in Adelaide; and now she is a politician: a Labor Party Member of Parliament for the state seat of Bright in South Australia, which she won in the March 2006 elections. She is currently the Minister for Transport Services. And of course she is also and more importantly, the mother of our adored grandson, Theo, who born in January 2012.
Back to me—after all, this is all about me!—as a mature age university student in my early thirties, I studied children's literature at Flinders University. This set me, totally unawares, on the road to some fame and even fortune since it was during that course that I wrote the first draft of my first book: Possum Magic. It was rejected nine times over five years but went on to become (and continues to be, to this day) the best-selling children's book in Australia, with over four million copies sold. In 2004 its 21st birthday was celebrated with parties and events in thousands of schools and other places around Australia, and a new re-designed edition was launched. The colours of the original film of the illustrations were fading because it had been reprinted so many times! They now look gorgeous again.
Since Possum Magic I have written many more books for children: over 40, I believe, at the last count. Around half of these have become bestsellers which just goes to show that occasionally I write great books as well as pathetic ones. Some of my books have different titles and different illustrators in the USA but essentially they are the same inside.
One of the best moves I ever made was to re-train, in 1981, out of drama into literacy studies, to find out how children best learn to read and write. Literacy has become the great focus of my life—it's my passion, my battle, my mission and my exhaustion. If you're the parent of a child aged from 0-7 I hope you will enjoy my bestselling book for parents: Reading Magic: how your child can learn to read before school and other read aloud miracles. If you are a teacher I hope you will be challenged but also thrilled by my book Radical Reflections, about the teaching of reading and writing.
Writing is my second love. My first is teaching, to which I admit an addiction so powerful that I'm surprised I had the courage to retire early (in 1996, aged 50) from my position as Associate Professor, Literacy Studies, in the School of Education at Flinders University, South Australia. I taught there with great satisfaction and happiness, full time, for twenty four years. I cried three times in my last class, so sad was I to leave.
I now spend most of my time writing presentations urging parents, teachers, and others to read aloud to children aged between 0-5, and I travel the world doing it. I have travelled a great deal as an international literacy consultant to places as diverse as Bahrain, East Timor, Guam, Hong Kong, Oman, Tanzania, China, and of course to the USA which I have visited over 100 times. I have spoken at hundreds and hundreds of conventions in the States. I also travel—i.e. work like a tired old dog!—extensively around Australia, which I particularly adore since this is my beloved homeland. And I continue to write picture books when the spirit moves me, so if you're still reading this, and if you like my books, and keep buying them, I promise to continue to write picture books for children even though it's the hardest job in the world and much more of a grind that most people realize. I have many new books in the pipeline, currently being illustrated. They will appear over the next five years.
One of my recent books: Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes, has been a big hit in the USA in particular, where it was on the New York Times bestseller lists for 18 weeks in 2008-200! Incredibly exciting! The sales are due, in large part, to the utterly endearing illustrations in the book, divinely painted by Helen Oxenbury whose feet I kiss. I have made up a sort of lullaby to Ten Little Fingers which you can hear on YouTube. Unfortunately, I sing it myself and I'm asthmatic, and each verse starts an octave lower than the verse that precedes it. (I exaggerate, but only a little.) At least there's enough of a recognisable tune for parents to be able to learn it and sing it to their own children beautifully.
My many new books are listed in the Bibliography section of this website. For those of you besotted with Where Is The Green Sheep? please note that Judy Horacek and I have collaborated on a new picture book: Goodnight, Sleep Tight, due out in October 2012. It has echoes of Green Sheep in the pictures. We hope you will love this one, too!
I continue to travel, work and write. I hope that you and I will meet, one way or another, as our lives progress.


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WASHINGTON — U.S. banks earned more from July through September than in any other quarter over the past six years. The increase is further evidence that the industry is strengthening four years after the 2008 financial crisis.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Tuesday that the banking industry earned $37.6 billion in the third quarter, up 6.6 percent from $35.3 billion in the third quarter of 2011.
About 57 percent of the banks reported improved earnings, which allowed them to set aside less for losses on loans. And the number of troubled banks fell to the lowest level in three years.
For the second straight quarter, loans to consumers increased in most categories, including home mortgages and auto loans. That suggests banks are becoming less cautious, which could help the broader economy. More lending leads to more consumer spending, which drives roughly 70 percent of economic activity.
Still, the increase in consumer lending was "relatively modest" and regulators would like to see more of it, FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said.
"This was another quarter of gradual but steady recovery," he said. "Overall the news is encouraging, but continuing downside economic risks remain."
Gruenberg said banks are worried about what will happen with the "fiscal cliff." That's the name for automatic tax increases and spending cuts that will kick in next month unless President Barack Obama and congressional lawmakers reach a deal by then to avert them
For the first time since 2009, the biggest contributor to the earnings was increased revenue rather than reductions in what banks set aside for loan losses, the FDIC said.
Revenue increased 3 percent in the third quarter from the same quarter a year ago, after showing sluggish growth in previous quarters. A large part of the increase came from sales of loans to other institutions. That shows continued weakness in other sources of revenue, such as interest on loans, Gruenberg said.
Banks with assets exceeding $10 billion drove the bulk of the earnings growth in the July-September period. While they make up just 1.5 percent of U.S. banks, they accounted for about 82 percent of the earnings. Continued...
Those banks include Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan and Wells Fargo & Co. Most of them have recovered with help from federal bailout money and record-low borrowing rates.
The number of banks on the FDIC's confidential "problem" list fell in the third quarter to 694, or around 9.6 percent of all federally insured banks. That compares with 732 troubled banks in the second quarter.
So far this year, 50 banks have failed. That's far below the 92 banks that shuttered last year and the 157 that closed in 2010 — the most for one year since the height of the savings and loan crisis in 1992.
In the third quarter, the decline in bank failures allowed the insurance fund to strengthen. The fund turned from deficit to positive in the second quarter of 2011 and had a $25.2 billion balance as of Sept. 30, according to the FDIC. That compares with $22.7 billion at the end of June.
The FDIC is backed by the government, and its deposits are guaranteed up to $250,000 per account. Apart from its deposit insurance fund, the agency also has tens of billions in loss reserves.
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Welcome you to the home and workshop of Seth Cardew located in the heart of what guide books refer to as " El-Cid country", the non-touristic mountainous area that rises behind the coastal plain of the Mediterranean Sea in eastern Spain. A few years ago the Cardew Pottery was relocated from Wenford Bridge, England to this remarkable region where life happens at a relaxed tempo and shepards still herd goats and sheep among ancient olive groves. Seth may have been looking for better light as was his father, Michael Cardew when he relocated his pottery a generation earlier from Winchombe to Cornwall, or perhaps he was just searching for more light! Whatever the reason, light does abound, as does the sea, the fabulous food, the fiestas; all the exciting, enchanting facets of Spanish life.
In this idyllic setting, Masia Albadas, population 12, Seth keeps his hands in clay or on bronze, producing works of art, welcoming friends and offering a selection of superb courses. The courses are designed not only to assist students develop or further perfect skills in an agreeable environment but also to offer a true Spanish and Mediterranean experience. Housing, food, outings; each is designed to enhance your experience.
Seth has offered residential courses since 1983 and hundreds of enthusiasts have traveled from all over the world to attend them. It is not surprising that he has taken his passion for teaching and sharing ideas about clay philosophy and his original concept of the language of shapes along with him to Spain. Being trained first as a scultor, Seth has added courses in sculpture to the traditional ceramic courses. Both run from the one week residential course to daily or hourly private tuition. Details can be found in the "Courses" section of this website.


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Under at least one of them, Harris worked as a TSA officer at Friedman Memorial Airport in Hailey since last November.
Harris is accused of luring a 10-year old boy into his personal vehicle... then taking the boy to his apartment where he was going to show the child a movie. The boy escaped and told his mother what happened, who then reported the incident to police.
Harris -- or whatever his name is -- is now in jail on a half-million dollars' bond, accused of second-degree kidnapping. He's been suspended from the TSA pending the outcome of the police investigation.
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B.B. King in Paris: The Thrill is Gone
I've been a blues fan since I danced all night to James Cotton at the Commodore in Vancouver one evening when I was in my early 20s, so naturally I have a fondness for legends like B.B. King. I remember going to the Montreal Jazz Festival in the 90s and missing B.B. because I'd didn't want to pay the $50 cover. I always regretted that, figuring he's so long in tooth I'd never get another chance.
Tonight, long after that missed opportunity, I finally saw the King of the Blues at Paris's famous Le Grand Rex theatre/concert hall. It's a wonderful place (though was the theatre of choice for Nazi troops during the occupation), we saw Robert Plant and Allison Krause Raising Sand concert a couple of years ago, so everything seemed perfect.
The evening started fine. Robin McKelle, an American blues singer, was excellent as his opening act. And B.B. has a great band, with a terrific horn section.
Trouble is, B.B. is 85 and there was no hiding it. His voice is still pretty strong but this wasn't really a concert. There were a few songs, but a lot of it was just him rambling on about this and that while the drummer and bassist kept the beat, and the dialogue wasn't particularly interesting. I'm just glad I opted for the 45-euro cheap seats in the balcony. I did record a video of his most famous song, though, if you're interested.