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So you're saying that he somehow got his hands on a top secret computer but not a copy of OS X to run on it.
Anyway, it's way too much trouble to go to for what seems like zero gain. It's not as if the guy is saying who he is so he's not doing it for credit and he's posted it on a video sharing site so it's not for click-throughs. Why would he do this?
People do all sorts of things for mischief or just to fool people. Look at the malware coders. You wouldn't believe what the guys at Caltech do on Ditch Day, the lengths they go to and the money they spend.
The 3.06GHz Core 2 Extreme chips have a 55W TDP. A 65W TDP isn't a big stretch and the numbers aren't usually accurate. They will have to do much better cooling though because the desktop chips will shut down quicker. They put a desktop G5 chip in the iMac at one point without aluminium casing and it did suffer from shut-downs but they'll have to figure out how to do it. If they ship another set of dual core chips, their iMac just isn't worth the money. Desktop chips are a fraction of the price and I reckon it would allow them to make 24" models all round. The LED parts add to the cost but the common inventory parts should help lower them a bit.
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In the first chapter of our story, Doctor Fate was reincarnated as someone several of the older JSA members knew well. In this chapter, we get a quest, a resurrection, and some nice, old fashioned WTF. Forty pages spread out over JSA #8-#46.
Alan Scott's son, Todd, who's been both the hero and the villain as Obsidian, has decidedly gone off the deep end. After allying with, and betraying, Ian Karkull in order to bring the Shadowlands to Earth, he's imprisoned several JSAers inside their own minds, sending their bodies to fight and capture their comrades. In the process of this, he's tormenting his "minions" with their worst fears and memories, and in doing so, we find out that Hector's not as well-adjusted about this reincarnation thing as he first appeared.
After Alan rallies to put down his son (though not for good, since Todd's still nuts and escapes to the Shadowlands), the next villain up to the plate is the time-warping Extant, who is Hank Hall, former Hawk, driven criminally insane by the death of his second partner and love of his life, Dawn Granger. In the middle of combat, several of the crew are killed by Extant. Or so it looked at first.
The ladies have a point, and this'll end up being a big mistake, but not for the reasons they're thinking. Anyway, off Hector goes.
Oh, yeah, that bodes well.
In any case, the plan doesn't go quite as planned (when do they ever?) and Extant escapes, only for Atom Smasher to chase him down and kill him by screwing with Extant's powers so that he takes the place of AS's mother when she died in a terrorist plane bombing.
And then the JSA split up. Six remain behind, but Hippolyta goes home, Hourman goes to find himself, Starman takes off, and Hector?
He reappears four episodes later, having found out something very interesting (and squicky, if you were paying attention to the last post) about that comatose woman in Vancouver.
D: (That middle panel really doesn't help with the creep factor.)
While Hector is busy trying to find a way to wake her, his cousin...niece... something, Kendra, is finding out disturbing news of her own. Namely, that she's dead. Or, rather, Kendra Saunders' soul is dead, from a several-years-old suicide attempt. While Kendra's consciousness and memories are still intact, which is why she didn't notice anything other than odd blackouts, the soul currently inhabiting her body is that of her great aunt, Shiera.
(Have I mentioned that this entire family is really fucked up yet? Because you're gonna be hearing it a lot in this post.)
The reason why this is important, not just creepy, is that a small cluster of Thanagarians are looking to save what's left of their people, and to do that, they need Shiera. Why?
For a resurrection, and a reunion, of course. And who's getting brought back?
Or not, because there's still a war to fight. Oh, and Kendra to deal with, because she's pretty freaked at this whole resurrection thing, especially when Carter's kind of convinced she's Shiera and is happy to pick up where they left off. And even after the war's over and she's gotten him to accept her as Not!Shiera, they still end up kind of getting together eventually after some obvious rocky bits (Oh, my God, what's with this family?).
Anyway, when all's said and done and the JSA are back on Earth, Hector goes back to his quest to fix what Mordru screwed up. The spellbreaking attempts via magic don't go so well, even with doctors like Mid-Nite assisting.
Eventually, Hector figures that Mordru's not the only one who's been keeping secrets (and we get probably the scariest Hectorface any artist has ever done).
Dude. Might want to do something about your eyes, there. ::ahem:: Meanwhile, Johnny Thunder has returned! Only it's not really Johnny Thunder, it's the Ultra-Humanite in his body. After tricking the current owner of the Thunderbolt into giving the genie back, the Ultra-Humanite rewrites the world, mind-controlling all but a small handful of capes. Two of those not enslaved are Wildcat and Doctor Fate, the former because he keeps resisting, and the latter because the Ultra-Humanite wants the artifacts, and Hector hid them. Hector's role in this arc is pretty tiny, but there's one page from it I wanna post, just because it made me laugh.
So, ultimately, the Ultra-Humanite is defeated (and the Crimson Avenger kills him after Sand prevents Icicle from doing so), but at the cost of Johnny's life. As a way of sort of "preserving" him, though, the Thunderbolt merges its soul with his, creating Johnny Thunderbolt as a new/old partner for Jakeem, the kid with the genie's leash. And Hector vanishes again to his quest to save Lyta, and isn't seen again for another six issues. Now, this next bit looks long, but it's really only three pages an issue, so...
(I could fill a few paragraphs on how this page pisses me off, but since I already have a rant reserved for writing, I'll just say "Ass shot splash page of a moments-before-comatose woman who woke up to some nutbar reincarnated as her kid. Classy.")
In any case, we're about to find out just how much a certain sorcerer's been fucking things up behind the scenes.
While this has been going on, Kobra's on trial for multiple things, including that plane explosion I talked about earlier in the post. While the JSA's handling crowd control, a man in the crowd pulls a suicide bombing, and doesn't take out the crowd only because Power Girl yanked him into the air. This prompts Kobra to inform the court that his followers are scattered throughout the crowd and the courtroom, and they all have implanted bombs tied to a detonator inside himself. If he's convicted, he'll activate it and take everyone out with him. Much to the ire of some costumes present (notably, Black Adam), he's allowed to walk about the same time that Doctor Fate shows up.
And just like last time, he starts laying waste to the present capes.
Meanwhile, Dove gives us some exposition as to what the hell is going on.
(Y'know, even for an embodiment of order, she's disturbingly calm about this whole "gave birth in a coma" thing.)
And there we have it, the parentage of the reincarnation of Hector Hall. And you know what the writers do with this? Absolutely jack shit. While I can understand him still considering Carter his father in the ethereal sense, Hector and Dawn never acknowledge each other as family, even in the physical sense. Period. She sticks around to help with a couple of battles, then fluffs off to find the new Hawk after only one page of dialogue with Hector that amounts to nothing but meaningless small talk, and this whole coma pregnancy reincarnation thing is, as far as I know, never mentioned again. It's a stupid, stupid waste of potentially interesting story, as far as I'm concerned, and as I'll bring up in the next post, just one of the many potentials about this Fate incarnation that got wasted.
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This hotel is relatively new on the El Valle scene and is far ahead of any of the alternative accommodation (as are its prices). Even though it opened for business a few years ago it still has a somewhat just-finished appearance with its unmade road and haphazard parking arrangements but otherwise it is delightful with large, well-appointed bedrooms, beautiful gardens,... More
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
A Smile As Cold As Sunrise In October
25 comments:
- Sidewalk Chic said...
Hope you feel better soon! This outfit is beyond adorable -- I love the ruffles on your dress.
And can I say, your outfit photos recently have been killin' it. Love your train-car exploring! You've definitely inspired me to find more places around my town ... - October 19, 2011 at 8:18 AM
- Adventures in Fashion said...
You look fall-tastic! I love that sweater/tights/booties combo... You look so warm and cozy, yet super chic! xx
- October 19, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- ftashion said...
Get well soon! Was it very cold taking the photo without the sweater?
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ftashion - October 19, 2011 at 8:47 AM
Very cute outfit Rebecca! I hope your feeling better as well, and try to stay inside, you don't want to make yourself worse. Oh you should curl up and read a book or watch some old movies. Oh have you ever seen the movie "Flipped"? if you have not may I suggest it its a really cute movie. If you have a sore throat I find popsicles are great for easing the pain they also bring down your temperature. Have you bought anything new to add to your fashion collection?
- October 19, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- libby said...
love your boots! and dress! i'm sick too, its not fun at all! at least you can get dressed, i'm just wearing leggings and sweatshirts!
style-extraordinaire.com - October 19, 2011 at 9:54 AM
- Mae Lu said...
GET WELL, Rebecca! Being sick is the worst.
Of course, your sickness sounds a lot like mine when I get colds (due to my immune system being stupidly weak from the lupus)... I curl up in the fetal in bed and stare at my phone listlessly, hoping for someone to tweet at me or write me emails to save me from my despondent loneliness. LOL.
Lately my sickness has been from the cold, but in the form of joint pain. My back feels like someone punched me. I can barely get poked without screaming in pain. BLARGH.
We're in the same boat. Let's get better soon!
Sending mental hugs!
Mae Lu @ thereafterish.! - October 19, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Kate said...
Fantastic outfit!
Kate - October 19, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Closet Fashionista said...
That dress is so pretty! I love the outfit :)
and oh nooo I hope you feel better soon!
http://www.closet-fashionista.com - October 19, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- hellotampon said...
I had a cold only a month ago and I already feel like I've gotten another one, although it may just be really bad allergies. Anyway, I don't know what cold medicine you're taking, but the only thing that actually works in Dayquil and the like is the tylenol. Phenylephrine (decongestant) and dextromethorphan (cough suppressant) are pretty much proven useless! I just lay low with a box of tissues and some medicated lip balm for my chapped nose.
- October 19, 2011 at 11:01 AM
- Agnes Deer said...
I hope you feel better by now! I'm with my first cold too, and yes I feel like being a couch potato too! :) You look great! I love the outfit head to toe, but especially the bag and the jacket! I have a similar one, only a bit longer.
http://fromheretofashion.blogspot.com/ - October 19, 2011 at 11:41 AM
- Amber Rose, Laughing With Broken Eyes said...
Right now I'm in that awkward 'not quite sick but getting there' phase. It is horrid!
One cold down, fifty more for the season to go.
Aside, you look impeccable as always. - October 19, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- HM said...
Such a great outfit! Just love it! Yay for tights season! :)
- October 19, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- Daisy said...
I hope you feel better soon !
- October 19, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- hello DODO said...
Perfect outfit! :D
- October 19, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Della said...
It seems as if everyone has their first cold! I think for college students it's because of stress.
Still loving the haircut! - October 19, 2011 at 1:20 PM
- Audrey said...
Lovely! www.casualglamorous.com
- October 19, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Arielle said...
That dress is so detailed and pretty! I'm in the same boat as you,I have my first cold of the season. I'm thinking about just sticking toilet paper up my nose and leaving it :)
P.S. I've been telling my friends about your train car photos. I think all we have around here is empty, abandoned cargo trains. You lucky dog.
humblepievintage.com - October 19, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Fashion Inciter said...
Get well soon! In the mean time, In love with that entire outfit. That dress is so cute I adore the color and pattern and it goes great with those tights. Great pictures as always, nice post!
- October 19, 2011 at 6:38 PM
- SomeoneLikeYou said...
Even sick you're still an absolute doll <3
- October 19, 2011 at 7:05 PM
- Jacqueline, melon-heart said...
I'm so sorry about your cold :[ I do hope you feel better soon. You look lovely as usual, and I love the pattern on your dress mixed with that cozy sweater.
- October 19, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Tori said...
Great fall outfit! I love the trees too :)
www.mythriftychic.blogspot.com - October 19, 2011 at 7:09 PM
- Nahar & Nazia said...
so comfy and cozy!!! 8)
- October 19, 2011 at 8:39 PM
- Femke said...
I love your outfit, but as my mom would say: you shouldn't walk around without a cardigan when you're having a cold! ;) Hope you will get better soon!
lots of love, Femke On the Button - October 20, 2011 at 5:51 AM
- Sweet Harvest Moon said...
Hope you will feel better soon!
Lovely dress and cardigan! I really like the location too... - October 20, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Jamie Rose said...
What an adorable dress! The cozy cardigan looks great over it. I hope you start getting over your cold soon.
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The most attracting feature of that resort definitely is the fact it consists of several traditional malayali houses harmoniously articulated around a lovely little swimming pool, and nearby a kind of lake formed by the backwaters. Outside decoration also holds some beautiful details (such as hanging old-style lamps or colourful flowers). Equally interesting are the outside showers (private to each... More
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Henry Leighton "Pete" Nash, Jr., 96, of Punta Gorda, Fla., passed away Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013.
Known to all who knew him as "Pete," he was the son of Henry Leighton Nash and Helen Adams, born Dec. 7, 1916, in Indianapolis, Ind.
Pete spent most of his formative years in Omaha, Neb., where he graduated from Omaha Central High School in 1934. He went east to attend Bowdoin College in Maine, graduating in 1938 with a degree in Economics, then on to Harvard Business School, where he earned his MBA in 1940. Following graduate school, Pete moved to Minneapolis, Minn., where he began work for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. With WWII in full swing, Pete entered the Navy in 1942, advancing to the rank of First Lieutenant. His tour of duty took him to the South Pacific where he served on an LST for two years before returning to the States in 1945; the year, he met and soon married the former Anne Cassat, in New York City, N.Y., in 1946. Back to working for Northwestern Bell, the couple lived for a time in Minneapolis before a series of moves, including Des Moines, Omaha, and Fargo, which led to different positions within the company. Pete then was transferred to AT&T in New York City, relocating his family to Ramsey, N.J., in 1962. The father of four girls, Pete enjoyed spending time in Maine at his beloved Pond Island, the family's summer home, a love now shared by his daughters and their offspring as well. He loved being on the water whether in Maine or in Florida, and over the years became a devoted gardener on his hillside in Dummerston, Vt., where he and Anne had retired in 1979. Here he loved his daily walks along country roads with one of several faithful dogs at his side. Though retired, Pete was never one for being inactive; over the years, he and Anne traveled to every continent with the exception of Antarctica, but getting oh so close, with a cruise around Cape Horn. Summers were spent in Vermont, while the cold New England winters were avoided by spending six months of the year in their condo in Punta Gorda, Fla. Pete loved to play golf and continued to enjoy the game up until his last days, shooting an 81 just a day after his 96th birthday. A staunch supporter of Bowdoin College, Pete attended many reunions and was looking forward to his 75th this year. Wherever he was, Pete was involved in service to others, whether it was through the Elks Club, serving as Treasurer for Ramsey Presbyterian Church, or helping bake pies for the annual Dummerston Apple Pie Festival, to mention a few.
Pete is survived by his wife of 66 years, Anne; daughters, Betsy (Steve) Homewood of Rockford, Ill., Pris (Paul) Adler of Annapolis, Md., Barbara Nash of Yarmouth, Maine, and Jennifer Nash of Punta Gorda; grandchildren, Stephanie (Brandon) Boozer, Arin (Rich) Rumovicz, Brad (Amber) Homewood, Allison (Brian Smith) Willenbrink, Tim Adler, Jane (Will) Henderling, Jessica Ralston, Jason Ralston, and Jeffrey Ralston; 10 great-grandchildren; and a number of fond nieces and nephews, to whom Uncle Pete was known as the "energizer bunny."
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Megan Fox As a Youngster
Megan Fox share photos with her fans of her younger years. The actress, who is now pregnant with her first child with husband Brian Austin Greene, posted pictures of herself on her Facebook at the age of 12. She told fans to "say hello to my 12 year old self." She added:
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COMICS DRINK AND GO HOME: Reviews for April 11th, 2012
April 11, 2012
Before sitting down to read all this stuff, I sat down (same chair even) and watched Fix: The Ministry Movie. If you ever want to learn anything about Ministry–the band, the culture that gave rise to it, the musical innovations they stake a reasonable claim toward, the total collapse–go read the Wikipedia entry. If you want to see a bunch of interviews about how much heroin Uncle Al Jourgensen was doing in '96 and a bunch of undated footage of him getting high and acting zany, then definitely go with the movie.
DVD bonus features: the lingering question of why Casey Chaos was asked to participate, since all he had to contribute was the comic relief of seeing him looking like this:
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Kaboom/Boom Entertainment. Written by Ryan North. Illustrated by Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb. Backup story #1 written and illustrated by Michael DeForge. Backup #2 written and illustrated by Zac Gorman.
In Adventure Time #2, the Lich King–mystical enemy of all that lives, etc., particularly our heroes Finn and Jake–used a magic sack to destroy the world. Adventure Time #3 opens with same–"And that's how the Lich won and the Earth was destroyed forever." The next page is solid black but for a 'THE END' logo and credits. By page three, we're back to normal, which is sort of a let-down–they could have milked it another page or two at least. In the footnotes for page 3, writer Ryan North notes: "I was going to make this and all the remaining pages in the book entirely black…" and now that he's broached the idea, I kind of wish he had.
It's like this story about that old Chris Elliott TV show, Get a Life–the showrunner, David Mirkin, wanted to go into one act break (commercial break) by having Chris Elliott's character appear to die, and then spend the entire next act/segment with a static shot of Elliott lying dead on the ground.
What I like most about Adventure Time–the TV show–is that willingness to embrace perversity and, well, wrongness. There's that one episode where Jake and Finn meet a shriveled little old gnome knight who's talking about how weary he is of life and duty, and then the heroes of the show cheerfully advise the little guy to commit suicide. Then this:
Instead, the comic book just does the conventional thing, which, you know, it results in a story that you can read and enjoy, but what's that worth compared to provocation? Speaking of provocative convention, it's also sad to see them kowtow to the demands of the industry's slam-banging hormones and put Princess Bubblegum into a retro two-piece swimsuit with a bowed belt. Which begs another question: do Bubblegum and Marceline just shop at like, some off-camera local American Apparel, or are my friend and I correct in assuming that the Land of Ooo is post-post-post-apocalyptic Williamsburg? And if it is, that opens up even more questions–do they regard Vice's Dos and Don'ts pages the same way we regard the Dead Sea Scrolls? Will history note that anyone ever gave a shit about Grimes? Just think–an all-black comic book. No questions. Just tranquil oblivion.
Also, Michael DeForge's backup is pretty great and all, but maybe I should have buffered myself somehow, considering the last thing I read by him was hardcore pornography.
Image Comics. Written by Jonathan Ross. Penciled by Bryan Hitch. Inked by Andrew Currie and Paul Neary. Colored by Paul Mounts.
This is why I normally don't read recap pages: sentences like "Details of the new look games that will help ring in the changes and, it is hoped, reverse the slide in ratings that marked the last Season were announced." Sure, I trip over my own fucking sentences all the time, but that's because I do this blog for free, without an editor.
And then there's another black page–as if they're mocking me.
People are going to shit themselves over this. From glancing around the net, I already know that they are, really. "Five-star"–that whole run. Anyway, it doesn't take a genius to figure out why: a writer who's famous for a non-comics thing, competent, and not yet overexposed or shark-jumped, and Bryan Hitch, who invented "widescreen" comics as we know them. The story here is that years ago in San Francisco, a New Universe-style Event happened, and people got powers. For whatever reason, the people with powers were then raised in camps, and made to compete in an extreme-sports/super-combat reality show tournament, with the prize being a space on the world's "only official superhero team."
I got nothing against all that. It's hardly innovative–Battle Royale, The Hunger Games, The Running Man, Death Race 2000, the roller-derby issue of Jack Kirby's run of Captain America and the Falcon, the basketball scene in Escape From L.A.–but the idea of desperate bloodsports is at least so inherently melodramatic that the right people can make something explode out of it. Where America's Got Powers fails is in differentiating itself from our world, our culture. That's probably the point–our world, just a bit to the right–but we don't get any idea as to what motivates… well, anyone, least of all mass culture. The only real context we have to anchor us is that the lead, Tommy Watts, is more or less a walking Belle and Sebastian song. Beyond that, all we have is well-constructed bombast, which entertains, but says nothing. People will talk about this series as if it means something man, if only because superhero fans are positively starved for work that they can act like a grown-up about. Unfortunately for them, this is America's Got Powers #1, summarized in fifty seconds:
Marvel Comics. Written by Greg Rucka and Mark Waid. Illustrated by Marco Checchetto. Colored by Matt Hollingsworth.
I haven't kept up on the new Punisher series but it looks like all I've missed is that Frank Castle is dead (again) and Solid Snake and Meryl Silverburgh have taken over. So Snake and Meryl go visit their buddy Daredevil to try and get him to give them his magic zip disk full of all of Crime's Secrets, and Spider-Man intervenes, and then the Hand is there, and Snakisher is saying dialogue like "Fall back… enfilade on the chokepoint," and honestly, this comic is just kind of a dull throb that ditches the post-whatever Lee/Romita update of Waid's Daredevil series for, like, a bunch of people standing around and having an unexciting ninja fight, and you can't see it in the art but you can be sure that all of their assholes are just maximum clenched.
Zeb Wells–the guy who wrote Avenging Spider-Man #1-5, and the last great Spidey/Punisher team-up in Amazing Spider-Man #577–is gone for now, and he's sorely missed. Wells would have at least made things a bit more manic, which is how things need to go when the Punisher crosses over into the other street heroes' turf. Hell, when Punisher guest-starred in Wells' Anti-Venom miniseries, pretty much the first thing he did was to shoot Eddie Brock in the back of the head, just as a matter of course. Otherwise you get stuff like Shadowland, where the Punisher stood around talking about how he's going to shoot Daredevil in the fucking face and all the heroes on his team, Spider-Man included, just seemed to shrug and go "Oh Frank." What a card, right? Hey, remember this?
DC Comics. Written by J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman. Penciled by Amy Reeder. Inked by Rob Hunter. Colored by Guy Major.
Were Amy Reeder's layouts this berserk on Madame Xanadu? Granted, yes, it's a bit of a moot point now, but still, there's something that just feels off about her attempts to shoehorn her style into J.H. Williams III's bastard of Symbolism and Art Deco. It's like watching A Dangerous Method, that Cronenberg movie–you sit there and the story's fine and the acting's great, but why the hell is David "Videodrome" Cronenberg treating all of this with the preciousness and distance of a lesser Merchant-Ivory? You get through A Dangerous Method and even Michael Fassbender spanking Keira Knightley felt airless and tame, and you go "thank fuck" when you see the teaser for Cosmopolis and it's tweaking off its tits.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, this is Amy Reeder's A Dangerous Method, and thank fuck she quit to go hopefully work on something that actually suits her like Cosmopolis suits Cronenberg. Then there's the inking–oh, wow, the inking. If you want to do an Amy Reeder superhero noir action comic, give her an inker that can handle shape and weight and line variation. John Dell? Someone. Don't give her this dude who makes her work look like "back when Dustin Nguyen kind of sucked." Anyway, Amy Reeder is great but she's not great here and it makes the comic she's drawing not great too, even if Batwoman syringe-roofies her girlfriend during domestic violence. (And you thought Wonder Woman was rough on its ladies' morals.)
Image Comics. Written by Joe Keatinge. Illustrated by Ross Campbell. Colored by Ms. Shatia Hamilton.
So this issue is about Riley, the Kitty Pryde of Glory, having a dream about five hundred years in the future, when Glory is Brandon Graham's Prophet as written by Robert Kirkman during one of those dark-storm-clouds-and-red-mist "I think I'll just have Invincible and the bad guy rip each other's entrails out" moods. Then it turns out Riley is destined to "stop" Glory somehow. Hey, though, what about that shocking reveal you guys ended last issue with? I mean, the series is structured around something more than filling pages until you get to the requisite twist cliffhanger ending, right? Right. So is Glory ever going to be, like, a character? It's cool, I can wait, but you know.
Image Comics. Presumably written by Joe Casey and illustrated by Nathan Fox.
Diamond didn't ship any to my local store. Racist conspiracy? Almost certainly. Anyway, in my imagination this issue was when Haunt and the guy who looks like Jeff Bridges finally got married after Haunt's ghost brother got his certificate from Marrying People School or DeVry or something.
Image Comics. Written by Brian K. Vaughan. Illustrated by Fiona Staples.
It occurs to me, reading Saga #2, that Brian K. Vaughan is just about the only writer in comics, male or female, who could get away with a page where a woman says "I've got quick vines trying to get inside me" being followed by one where that same woman admits to enjoying the taste of breast milk, without getting crucified. Like, seriously, if this was Scott Lobdell writing Starfire? It's 5:53 pm as I write this sentence, and in the six hours since comics went on sale there would already have been 900 Tumblr posts using phrases like "what in the actual fuck" and "alienating millions of potential fans." It might be because Fiona Staples draws Alana with kind of a Rihanna haircut, and those of us with our finger on the pulse of the internet are just too used to Rihanna not giving a fuck and tweeting about her tits or whatever. If the Stalk doesn't have a million fans by the end of the day, incidentally, there is no justice and everything is fucked, your ass and mine included.
Vertigo/DC Comics. Written by Paul Cornell. Illustrated by Ryan Kelly. Colored by Giulia Brusco.
This book is getting cancelled before #24, calling it here. On the one hand, it's a good idea, but you know what, so was American Virgin, and look what that got us. A lot of the same problems are at play here–too much pussyfooting around because… okay. You ever tell someone a story and get so caught up in the telling of it that you're talking, but you're not communicating, because the significance of everything is plain as day to you, but you forget that the person you're talking to has no idea how to make heads or tails of what you're saying? That's Saucer Country, free-floating and sort of confusing despite what should be a pretty straightforward deal. It's like, just come out and say "anal probing" already, Christ. Take the kid gloves off. If Hillary Clinton got her ass blasted by aliens, you know things would get fucking gnarly, fucking fast.
Marvel Comics. Written by Rick Remender. Illustrated by Gabriel Hardman. Colored by Bettie Breitweiser.
This arc of Secret Avengers is all about fighting some dude called the Father. The current arc in Batwoman pits her against the Mother. Have comics finally entered their misunderstood teen years, ready to kick back at avatars of mommy and daddy by having their precious superheroes go grimly geared-up and take down all those rules once and for all? NO ONE'S GONNA TELL CAPTAIN BRITAIN TO TURN DOWN HIS STEREO EVER AGAIN, MAN. No, but seriously, this is like reading mid-90s "everything you know is wrong! again!" retcon-happy X-Men and I kind of wish the entire team would get left to die in Antarctica like Gambit, except I know it'd just turn into some storyline detailing the secret, mind-blowing truth of the staggering importance of Spat and Grovel.
Marvel Comics. Written by Kieron Gillen. Penciled by Carlos Pacheco and Paco Diaz. Inked by Cam Smith. Colored by Guru eFX.
I don't think you can get more literal about superhero comics than this cover. Does what's inside even matter?
Marvel Comics. Written by Ed Brubaker. Penciled by Butch Guice. Inked by Stefano Gaudiano, Butch Guice, and Brian Thies. Colored by Bettie Breitweiser and Matthew Wilson.
For the past couple issues I've been trying to resolve the nagging familiarity of Butch Guice's page designs in my head. Like, yes, obviously there's Jack Kirby in there, and Neal Adams, and a bit of reined-in Gene Colan, but there was something else that I couldn't put my finger on, especially with the women. The women in Winter Soldier look out of place half the time–like they're superimposed onto the action, or like they've been tricked into thinking an international thermonuclear crisis is actually a fashion shoot. Then it hit me–the women Guice draws in Winter Soldier look like they come straight out of 1960s magazine ads, the kind that Playboy and Esquire would have run in the days before human beings were sufficiently tan and wide-lapeled to appear in photographs. Look at the page of Black Widow sitting on her motorcycle in the rain–now imagine the white gutter space giving way to some bold serif font (or Cooper Black or some shit who knows): "When she said she wanted something powerful between her legs… it should have been obvious she meant a Harley."
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And on being seen as one of the world's sexiest women she has said, "Ah, I always feel flattered when I say that! I hope people perceive me as beautiful in everything I do in relation to works of charity and philanthropy, or political activism. For me, those are the things that define beauty. The beauty lies mainly on personality, not on skin."
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That was brought up — the applicant said that the tanks have been removed and will provide documentation to the board.
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St. Michaels Dining and Restaurants
Every morning, you will enjoy a delicious breakfast as part of your stay at Wades Point Inn. However, that won't last you all day! We wanted to give you some guidance when selecting a restaurant in St Michaels. Depending on what dining experience you want, we have a variety of recommendations for you.
Romantic: 208 Talbot (208 N Talbot St) Come here for quiet ambiance, fresh seafood and delicious steaks.
Scossa (8 N Washington St. Easton) About 20 minutes away from our bed and breakfast on Chesapeake Bay is this charming Italian restaurant in the town of Easton. A bit off the beaten path, they are well known for their fresh and authentic Italian food and a classy, intimate and romantic ambiance.
Family Dining: St Michaels Crab and Steak House (305 Mulberry St) This place is casual and serves a variety of very fresh seafood, but the specialty is crab: crab cakes, crab cocktails and of course boiled whole crabs. They also feature an outside deck with lovely ocean views.
Seafood: St Michaels Crab and Steak House (305 Mulberry St) Again, this restaurant is popular with locals. Many believe it has simply the best blue crabs in Maryland in one of the best settings to enjoy them.The Crab Claw Restaurant (304 Burns St) Slightly more touristy and busy than St Michaels Crab and Steak House, they also have all the seafood necessities like boiled crab, crab cakes, clam strips and more. This restaurant also features an outside dining deck.
Dining with a View: St Michaels Crab and Steak House (305 Mulberry St) Are you seeing a theme here? No wonder this is a local favorite!
Sherwood Landing (308 Watkins Ln) The view here is spectacular! Make a reservation for a window table around sunset and watch the colors dance and change on the bay.
Welcome to the All New Wades Point Inn Blog!
Wade's Point Inn is one of the most picturesque water front B&Bs in the Delmarva area. A short drive from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, Wade's Point is located near Saint Michaels, Maryland and nestled along the banks of the Chesapeake Bay (at the mouth of the Eastern Bay, to be exact), Wades Point Inn offers unprecedented water views from each and every guest room. Choose the room that most fits your style—from the more modern rooms in the Kemp House to the charming, history filled rooms of the Main House—all of our rooms are listed on our website at www.wadespointinn.com, so you can choose the one in which you'll be most comfortable. Whether you choose modern or a piece of history, we strive to offer the amenities you enjoy most in all of our guest rooms—private bathrooms with large claw-foot tubs or spacious showers, comfortable pillow top beds with luxurious linens, awesome water views, private porches, and wonderful mouth-watering breakfasts to start your day. Wades Point Inn is the place to be for a relaxing weekend away or a fun-filled excursion. Spring is in the air, and we're working hard to get our waterfront inn ready for the season. We've been painting and updating and sprucing things up, and we can't wait for you to visit!
Along with sprucing up our waterfront rooms, we're also painting our kayaks and canoes and oiling the chains on our bicycles in anticipation of your visit. Boating and biking are only two of the activities we offer at the Inn; you can also kayak, hike, bird watch, swim, fish, stroll, or just relax in one of our comfy chairs with a good book and an awesome view of the Chesapeake Bays sunsets. If kayaking, hiking and biking aren't your thing, you can shop-til-you-drop in nearby Saint Michaels. With an eclectic mix of stores—from antiques to contemporary—you're sure to find that perfect gift. Known as a foodie destination the Bay Hundred area is host to world-class restaurants where the chefs are passionate about using locally grown foods to create their regional specialties.
Saint Michaels also offers a variety of events throughout the year, from our Wine Festival in the spring to Christmas in St. Michaels in December. We'll be posting information about upcoming events and specials so check back often to make sure you don't miss anything!
If you'd like to have your own special event, we can make that happen, too! From "Girl's Weekends" to cooking classes to weddings, our staff will take care of all the details (or as many as you want us to)—all you have to do is ask!
If you've been here before, you've met Lucy, our resident beagle. This year Lucy has a new friend, Chester, a handsome dachshund, is as lovable and welcoming as Lucy, and can't wait for you to rub his tummy! Because both of our resident pooches are small, we ask that you take your time coming down the drive to the Inn. This way you'll be sure to enjoy the view AND keep a watchful eye out for those playful pups!
St. Michaels Midnight Madness
Date: December 1, 2012
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11th Annual MIDNIGHT MADNESS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012! Midnight Madness is St. Michaels? biggest shopping day of the year! Great Shops open until MIDNIGHT! Great sales for that night only! Wine & snacks provided by most shops! Sing with Carolers! Drawings for 6 or more gift baskets valued at least $1,500 each! Extraordinary drawing to WIN $1,000 of St. Michaels Dollars! Contest ticket distributions begins mid-October on every purchase at participating retailers! You will receive double tickets from Restaurants & B&B's on Friday Nov 30th and Sat, Dec 1st.
Working Waterfront: Women of the Maritime World
Thursday, November 29, 6:00 PM VLA in St Michaels
Cost: $8 for members, $10 for non-members
To register, contact Helen van Fleet at 410-745-4941.
Join us for an evening of discussion with some of the women who make the maritime world tick. Headed up by Nancy Taylor Robson, author of Woman in the Wheelhouse, the talk will explore her experiences living and working onboard tugs as the wife of a tugboat captain and a licensed mate. The conversation will also include the voices of other salty females from all kinds of work, both educational and industrial, within the traditionally male field.
Tide, Trade, and Tugs: The Ward Family of Deltaville
Friday, November 16, 6pm in Van Lennep Auditorium in St Michaels
$8 for members, $10 for non-members
To register, contact Helen Van Fleet at 410-745-4941
The Ward family of Deltaville, Virginia, operates one of the last "mom and pop" tugboat companies in the Chesapeake Bay. Join us for an evening of conversation as several generations of the Ward family share stories of transporting crabs, oysters, produce, grain, and other goods by wooden buy boat, tug, and barge throughout the tributaries of the Bay.
Waterfowl Festival Celebrates Maryland Eastern Shore Wildlife Conservation & Art
Waterfowl Festival Inc., a partner of Waterfowl Chesapeake Inc., is dedicated to wildlife conservation, the promotion of wildlife art, and the celebration of life on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The 42nd Festival will be held November 9-11, 2012 in historic Easton, Md. For more information, to volunteer, or donate, visit www.waterfowlfestival.org or call 410-822-4567.
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Hi all. I am a T1 41 year old diabetic who has decided to train for and finish a 1/2 marathon in October 2012. I have never been a runner and I am aware that this goal might be too lofty but I am going to try.
I know that I will need to have carbs, testing & pump supplies, and water. Do you use a belt with the pouches? a back pack?
I need enough room for all my supplies. What have you found to carry everything?
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SpiBelt and PakBara are two that I have used when training and racing (no room for carrying water though). I assume there will be carbs and water on the course - but it never hurts to have your own - especially when training - I have used the Amphipod (belt/pouch/bottles) as well. Rather than pump supplies I have carried a syringe and humalog (in many respects less is better for me).
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Thanks IMVic. I have looked into Amphipod and will check out the other 2. Thank you for the encouragement. I am going to train and finish this race!
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I admire your desire to run a 1/2 marathon, 10ks have been my best yet. At the Air Force Marathon event I found a belt that I LOVE from hippierunner.com It allows me to carry gels (just for insurance), my One Touch Ultra Meter & strips, & Blackberry easily & is easy to clip an Ipod on too. Previously I had used belts with pockets & a place to carry Gatorade...this becomes a bit tiresome over a longer run. I do not carry water or Gatorade anymore as it is usually provided every couple of miles. Hope this helps & keep up the good work :) Cindy
Thanks Cindy,
I took a look at hippierunner.com and saw some belts that I like. I was hoping for a belt that gave me a place for a water bottle though. I know I will be needing it. I may still order one - they are a good price. Tomorrow I am going on a short run with a runners club and I will need a belt asap. My husband and I are going to go to the sports stores tonight and see if there is anything I could use in the short term. I would even go for a small back pack for my pump & testing supplies, carbs, glucose tabs, and a place for water. Who knows. Thanks for the advice.
Within weeks of my LADA Type 1 diagnosis I signed up for a local 1/2 and it was the best thing for me. On your shorter training runs you may not need to bring water so I just used to throw a couple of gels in pockets. I always tested right before and after. Longer runs I have different set-ups for water. Regular water bottle fanny pack, belt with multiple bottles, backpack hydration- probably will try the hand held next. Just go with what works for you. Great idea I saw once was a fanny pack set-up for two water bottles, but they had modified one of the water bottles to carry all of the testing, ID, etc, etc, etc. Pretty cool. If you go to local shop bring your equipment with you to see if it all fits before you buy. Good luck with the run!
fyi-Hal Higdon site has a ton of great training plans.
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