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How to Brew a Single-Malt, Single-Hop IPA at Home (And Why You Should Try It)
Tips and techniques to help you brew better beer at home.
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Many beer recipes share a common flaw: they're just too complex. Homebrewers tend to get carried away, tossing in a few ounces of this and a half pound of that, and they end up with a recipe that calls for eight different malts and seven different types of hops. Chances are, that beer's going to taste muddled. (There are, of course, notable exceptions.) Understanding the building blocks of beer, ingredient by ingredient, allows brewers to know what each component is bringing to the mix.
One great way to get a handle on what each ingredient adds to a beer is to try to brew a SMaSH (Single Malt and Single Hop) beer. By focusing on just two ingredients, you can filter out the other "noise" and learn your Centennials from your Chinooks and your Munich malt from your Vienna. You'll know exactly what each ingredient tastes like, and learning those flavor and aroma characteristics on their own will help you tweak recipes with more components later on.
I like applying the SMaSH technique when brewing American IPAs and pale ales with American "C" hops, but it works just as well across a number of styles. Try Maris Otter and East Kent Goldings to brew an English barleywine. Or Saaz and Pilsner malt for a Czech Pilsner. Or Munich malt and Hallertau or Perle to create an Octoberfest.
The important thing about SMaSH brewing is to view it not as a limitation on creativity, but as a way to explore different ingredients and what they contribute to the brewing process. Simpler beers often taste better, and whittling your recipe down will allow the remaining ingredients to shine through.
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Nora Ephron, who died Tuesday at 71, is rightfully being remembered and hailed for making smart movies about smart and vulnerable women. But part of her genius was creating smart films also featuring smart and vulnerable guys.
She reinvented the romantic comedy, turning out mini-classics that the Harrys in the audience, whether they'd admit it or not, loved just as much as the Sallys. That's largely because she created male characters as realistic and relatable as the strong women who populated her movie universe.
Ephron took her cue from 1930s to 1950s hey-day of romantic comedies that boasted wide appeal and snappy dialogue: the "Thin Man" flicks, the Hepburn-Tracy and the Hepburn-Grant films, among others. Her underrated "You've Got Mail" was an updated version of 1940's "The Shop Around The Corner," with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan stepping into the Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan roles. The Empire State Building climax to "Sleepless in Seattle" proved a loving homage to 1957's "An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.
But Ephron improved on her predecessors' output in crucial respects, giving us fully drawn figures on both sides of the battle of the sexes, with genuine stakes and emotional struggles underlying the witty banter.
In 1993's "Sleepless in Seattle," Hanks' widower Sam is afraid of love, afraid of taking a chance – and afraid of tiramisu, which he clearly never experienced: "Some woman is gonna want me to do it to her and I'm not gonna know what it is."
He shares with Billy Crystal's cynical Harry of "When Harry Met Sally" a fear of intimacy. For Harry, that fear manifests itself in constant proclamations that men and women can't be friends ("No man can be friends with a woman that he finds attractive. He always wants to have sex with her").
The films use humor to build to the point where both men – and the distinct characters played Ryan in both movies – ultimately expose themselves to potential heartbreak.
Harry tries to give as good as he gets with Sally when it comes to one-liners – but can't outdo her phony, I'll-have-what-she's-having eruption at Katz' Deli. Ephron handed Ryan one of moviedom's funniest scenes, but gave Crystal one of the sweetest moments in rom-com history, when Harry's mounting feelings for Sally trigger an eruption of another sort: "I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep at night. And it's not because I'm lonely, and it's not because it's New Year's Eve. I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."
Ephron benefitted greatly from working with stellar performers, who brought to life her sparkling words, fleshing out characters we became deeply invested in – men and women trying hard to be friends, equals coming at the game of love from different angles.
Others have tried to imitate her style over the last quarter-century. But there's no faking your way through crafting a Nora Ephron movie. For men and women alike, she was the real deal.
Hester is founding director of the award-winning, multi-media NYCity News Service at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. He is the former City Editor of the New York Daily News, where he started as a reporter in 1992. Follow him on Twitter.


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WORCESTER � Plans to erect a specialized communications tower in the Tatnuck Square area as part of National Grid's "smart grid" pilot program remain on hold.
The Zoning Board of Appeals Monday night voted to continue two petitions until its next meeting Feb. 3 in which National Grid is seeking zoning relief to construct a communications tower at one of two locations in the Tatnuck area, at 30 Tory Fort Lane, or 597 Mill St.
The vote came after the board heard more than two hours of testimony from many of the more than 60 people who attended the public hearing, including representatives from National Grid and opponents of the communications towers and the smart grid pilot program.
ZBA Chairman Lawrence Abramoff said a continuance is warranted because the city's planning staff needs more time to fully review additional information that National Grid recently provided in support of its petitions.
He said the zoning board also needs some direction from the city Law Department on what it can base its decision on for both petitions.
Mr. Abramoff said the city's zoning ordinance appears to conflict with the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission when it comes to siting personal wireless service facilities, such as communications towers, in the city.
He pointed out that the zoning ordinance is intended to minimize the adverse visual impacts of communications towers, to avoid damage to adjacent properties, to lessen impacts on surrounding properties, to minimize the use of towers, and to limit emissions from such facilities to minimize potential adverse effects on human and animal health.
But Mr. Abramoff said that appears to conflict with the federal Telecommunications Act of 1996, which seems to indicate that National Grid would be allowed to erect a communications tower if it can prove a significant gap in coverage will exist in the high-speed, two-way communications network that is the backbone of its smart grid program.
"We need a legal opinion from the Law Department as to how we can proceed on this," he said.
Mr. Abramoff said he also wants more proof from National Grid that it made a good-faith effort to co-locate its equipment for the smart grid program at existing towers in that area. National Grid says it sought to co-locate at other locations, but was denied.
The tower in the Tatnuck area is considered the final piece to the puzzle for implementation of its smart grid program.
Last year, the zoning board granted National Grid special permits to allow personal wireless service facilities at three of its substations: Bloomingdale, off Wigwam Avenue; Vernon Hill (10 Gloucester Road/245 Vernon St.); and Greendale (4 Naples Road.)
But a tower in the Tatnuck area is needed to cover the West Side, where National Grid has two substations � one at 30 Tory Fort Lane, where it wants to erect an 80-foot-high lattice tower with a 10-foot-high mast; and another at 597 Mill St., where it has proposed putting up a 90-foot-high tower in the heart of Tatnuck Square.
National Grid wants to put the tower at one of those two locations so data about the electrical grid system can be passed along throughout parts of the city.
It wants to install three so-called "WiMax" and two microwave antennas, and radio/receiver units at each substation.
But many of those who testified objected to the proposed towers, some voicing concerns about health issues associated with the towers because of potentially harmful radiation they contend is emitted from the towers.
Others, especially those in the Tory Fort Lane area, complained about having a 90-foot-high tower in the middle of a residential area, while others also complained about security and privacy issues associated with the smart grid program.
Among those who testified against the towers were Councilor-at-Large Konstantina B. Lukes, District 5 Councilor Gary Rosen, Councilor-at-Large Morris A. Bergman and Councilor-at-Large Michael Gaffney.
"People have their doubts and questions about this," Mr. Rosen said. "These towers aren't just an eyesore; they lower property values and there are a number of privacy, security and safety issues with these (smart) meters.
"There is so much doubt, why take a risk with this? We should establish a moratorium and stop this now."
Mr. Bergman, meanwhile, questioned whether the zoning board's hands are tied by the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
He said the zoning board should be able to take into consideration the impact such a facility would have on the health and safety of city residents.
"This isn't a Tatnuck Square neighborhood issue and it's not a West Side neighborhood issue; it's a city of Worcester issue," Mr. Bergman said.


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The Columbia County Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Rob Nordan, will be the featured entertainment at the Annual Patriotic Concert at East Georgia State College. Scheduled for Monday, June 29, the free performance, "A Celebration of Community and Country," will be held at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the Luck Flanders Gambrell Center. The celebration will also include a free cookout at 5:30 p.m. in the rotunda of the Gambrell Center. The Annual Patriotic Concert and cookout is hosted by East Georgia State College and is free and open to the public.
Maestro Nordan founded the Columbia County Orchestra Association (CCOA) in February 2008, to promote the musical arts and foster music appreciation, while also providing an outlet for musicians to express their musical talents in and around the CSRA (Central Savannah River Area). The CCOA is the parent organization of the Columbia County Civic Orchestra (CCCO) and the Columbia County Youth Orchestra (CCYO). The instrumentalists come from across the area including the counties: Columbia, Richmond, Aiken, Lincoln, McDuffie, Emanuel, and Toombs.
Maestro Nordan received his Bachelor of Music in 1978, and his Master of Music in 1982. His first private trumpet instruction was through his father, Clarence Nordan, Jr. Maestro Nordan has been active professionally in church music, conducting, and music teaching since 1974. He has studied conducting under Robert Burton, Donald Portnoy, and Florin Totan. The Nordans have resided in Augusta since 1996.
Please plan to join your friends and neighbors at EGSC for the free celebration and patriotic music by CCO.


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Glassfish v3 and JavaEE 6
More than likely most haven't gotten the chance to use JavaEE 5.0 yet, but I think it's important to look ahead at what is coming down the road. I believe, container-wise, JavaEE 6 is going down an excellent path of easier development by making their container as small as possible (15k) and startup time super fast (less than 2 seconds). How did they achieve that? Modularity.
For some reason I just realized that the Reference Implementation (RI) for JavaEE 6.0 is Glassfish v3. Skim this presentation about the goals of JavaEE 6.0 (roughly about 15 quick slides). Also, here is a walk-through on how to use Glassfish v3 (install jruby container, web container, etc).
Just for the record, also keep in mind that JavaEE 5.0 is implemented by Glassfish v2.


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After being elected the "World's Best-Looking 600", the MV Agusta F3 675 is now ready to lead the pack on both street and track. Featuring the new MVICS (Motor & Vehicle Integrated Control System) platform, this Supersport boasts an ultra-advanced chassis and cutting-edge technology on a par with the best litre-class bikes.
Nothing less than revolutionary, the MV Agusta F3 675 is a thoroughbred thrill-generator on street or track. The unique 3-cylinder engine – with a counter-rotating crankshaft, a ground-breaking solution previously seen only on MotoGP bikes – and the ultra-compact lightweight layout are just two of many qualities that make the new F3 675 a Supersport of unrivalled sophistication – and an incomparable ride. A look at the MV Agusta F3 675 power unit quickly identifies it as the most advanced, powerful mid-weight engine ever built. A tightly compact in-line 3-cylinder with a perfect combination of forward-thinking mechanical engineering, extremely advanced materials and futuristic electronics. The MVICS system makes it the first mid-weight motorcycle to feature Full Ride By Wire control and, as a result, 4 engine maps (one of which can be customised) and 8-level traction control. The chassis is a gem too: designed and developed to maximise dynamic performance, it offers optimum rigidity, giving a 'feel' that is, under all riding conditions, in a class of its own compared to other motorcycles in this category. MV Agusta F3 675 styling development has remained faithful to the philosophy that has characterized all previous MVs: a perfect balance of form and function that merge to create a bike unique not only for its panache but also for its astounding performance.
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Dear Sam.
This has been a hot day but there is a little breeze blowing now which feels quite nice. I just came in from Bert's mothers and I found Millie writing to you so I thought I might to do a little. Ive dreamt three times in a week that you was home and I hope soon one of those dreams will come true.
The papers are very encouraging latley and the French gave the Yanks great praise. Lil was over one night and I realy think she enjoyed herself. Billie Rogers and his wife was here the same night and they are as good as any team on the stage. I served a light supper of salad and "Im Neutral" was the hit of the evening. Bert had to play it 4 times for Rogers. You would have the time of your life if you was here.
We have a kitten that is ready to play every minute of the day. Just now she is in and out of Berts shoes. When pa is reaching she runs up his leg to his shoulder and he thinks she is some cat.
Now Sam there is no news but I know you like to get one of these letters even if they are short. Bert has to register Sept.3rd ages between 31-45. Every body is well and we all think of you in these days of the big doings. Just watch out and get home when its all over.
Love from all
[This letter was returned to sender while Sam was in hospitals]
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Obviously there are many things to be excited about as we inch closer and closer to the release date of "The Dark Knight Rises," chief among them for me, is seeing a cast of the highest quality assembled in order to bring beloved characters, old and new, to life. And while a lot of attention is paid to the high profile roles that Batman newcomers Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy and Marion Cotillard are playing, I'm always intrigued about what Christopher Nolan's equally impressive returning cast will be up to.
Take Nestor Carbonell's Mayor Anthony Garcia, for example, who when asked recently about how much action he gets in Christopher Nolan's third and likely final "Batman" flick, said it's hard for him to say, specifically, but we'll be happy with the film regardless.
"I finished [filming] about a month ago in Pittsburgh. It was a lot of fun, it's nice to go back to Chris Nolan's world," he told MTV News at the CW Premiere Party Saturday, adding that there is a sense of finality to Nolan's third film.
"He has announced that this is his last go at 'Batman' but yeah, if it is the last for him, he certainly goes out big. It's massive," Carbonell revealed. "What I saw of the sets was just unbelievable. When we were shooting a particular scene I snuck around to see the image on the dolly of what the D.P., Wally Pfister, Academy Award Winner [was shooting]. I looked and immediately thought, 'Wow, I see why he is who he is, it's beautifully framed, beautifully shot, half is on IMAX."
Carbonell went on to say that Nolan has outdone himself with "Rises," that it is a true psychological thriller, not a comic book movie.
"He's one of these amazing storytellers in our generation, he's one of the guys who's taken that genre and grounded it and done something with it that hasn't done before," Carbonell said of his director. "He's made it that much more real, much more accessible, and he's made a psychological thriller out of all of them, so he's great, he's amazing."
So will Mayor Garcia be seeing more action, this third time around?
"It's really hard for me to say. I can't say, but it was great to re-team with a cast, the old guard," he said. "Great to see Mr Oldman, he's the man. You've seen the trailer, already you can tell the guy is unbelievable."
What do you think of Carbonell's Mayor Garcia? Tell us in the comments or on Twitter!


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Parallels has released a major update to Parallels Desktop for Mac, the most popular solution for running virtual machines, primarily Microsoft Windows, on a Mac simultaneously with Mac applications. Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac adds support for OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and Windows 8.
Version 8 has several changes which make Windows programs feel more a part of the OS X experience:
Parallels users can install and use Windows 8 like any other version. According to the company, over 300,000 customers have already downloaded one of the Windows 8 preview builds and installed them in Parallels. Eventually users will be able to buy, download and install Windows 8 from within Parallels.
Finally, to address the numerous web sites which require Internet Explorer, Parallels adds an "Open in IE" button to OS X Safari.
Parallels Desktop for Mac Enterprise Edition has also been updated with version 8 features. Enterprise Edition adds network manageability to Parallels along with other features necessary for enterprises, like deployment tools, enhanced support and an all-inclusive subscription.
Version 8 is available now to existing customers as a $49.99 upgrade. Retail versions will be available on September 4. The full Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac has an MSRP of $79.99. Parallels Desktop 8 Switch to Mac Edition is MSRP at $99.99, and the Student Edition costs $39.99. The Switch to Mac Edition includes a high-speed transfer cable with a smart chip for migrating a Windows installation on a PC to a Parallels VM on a Mac. It also includes 2 hours of tutorial videos for Windows users. The Student Edition is a fully-featured version, for personal use only on a single-user machine. You must be a student or faculty member of an academic institution to qualify for purchase.


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Coburn: Obama missed opportunity
Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn said Tuesday that President Barack Obama "missed a big opportunity" during his inaugural address to call on Americans to sacrifice to help eliminate the deficit and pay down the national debt.
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"I think he missed some opportunities to pull the country together," Coburn said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." "But a lot of his words were good words for the country to hear. We have such big problems, some of the promises and potential for our country aren't going to be achieved until we're pulled together and we solve the economic problems in front of us. They're not going to go away, and we're not going to grow our way out of them."
He added, "I think he missed a big opportunity to require the responsibility of this wonderful freedom we have to require all of us to have some sacrifice. It doesn't matter who it is, for us to get back actually back on the track where we need to be."
Coburn, one of the Senate's most prominent Republican deficit hawks, said Obama will ultimately have to tackle entitlements, whether he wants to or not.
"It doesn't matter what mode he's in," he said. "It doesn't matter what mode the Republicans are in, there's a power greater than both of them. It's called math, and the math is going to consume us."
Obama has been willing to cut a so-called grand bargain slashing entitlements in the past, but deficit reduction in the deal to avert the fiscal cliff came mainly from higher income, capital gains and estate taxes on the wealthy. The president didn't directly address entitlement spending during his inaugural address on Monday.


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Giuliana Rancic is back to work at "E! News" already, just two weeks after she underwent a double mastectomy in her battle with breast cancer.
"Thankfully, I've been feeling better every single day since surgery, and this weekend my doctors gave me the green light to get back to work," she told E! Online.
"Even though I moved a tad slower than usual today, everyone welcomed me back with open arms, and it was a wonderful homecoming," she added.
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Rancic went under the knife Dec. 13 after having announced her plans for the surgery on "The Today Show" on Dec. 5.
The red carpet regular had had a double lumpectomy back in October, but doctors couldn't get all of her tumor out with that surgery.
Rancic opted for the double mastectomy — rather than another lumpectomy combined with radiation and years of anti-estrogen therapy — because it was the surest bet for getting rid of her cancer once and for all.
Also, the anti-estrogen therapy would have complicated the eventual task of pregnancy for the 37-year-old host, who documented her and her husband's struggle to conceive kids on their Style Network reality series "Giuliana and Bill."
In her first day back at work on Tuesdau, all reportedly went smoothly for Rancic as she shared stories about "Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol" and Matthew McConaughey's engagement.


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Apple and Google are pooling more than $500 million to buy Eastman Kodak's patents, according to reports.
By the two companies pooling their resources together it cuts costs and make sure both companies have access to Kodak's 1,100 patents according to and unnamed source, Bloomberg News reported. Other partnerships, such as the recent one between Apple, Microsoft and Research in Motion, bought Nortel Networks Corp.'s 6,000 patents for $4.5 billion. Google's $900 million was outbid.
"Apple and Google learned a lesson from the Nortel's auction," Richard Ehrlickman, president of IP Offerings, a patent brokerage and consulting company told Bloomberg. "They have decided to come together in this process to reduce the cost of purchasing the Kodak patents, while meeting their business needs."
Both Apple and Google declined to comment on what they both termed as speculation.
While some say that the Kodak patents may cost upwards of $2 billion, others say that the patents aren't worth as much because they have been "widely licensed."
Nonetheless, the photo company's patents are still valuable and tech companies want protection from any future patent-infringement cases.


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|Apr 13th, 2010 06:33 PM
|Well done on a damn fine list Proto! I can not thank you enough for including Fables as part of your list, and I'd add onto that the series that took off from Fables, Tales of Jack
|Apr 13th, 2010 06:33 PM
|Well done on a damn fine list Proto! I can not thank you enough for including Fables as part of your list, and I'd add onto that the series that took off from Fables, Tales of Jack
|May 16th, 2009 12:44 PM
Kudos, on mentioning Buffy. The comic is great and the TV show is untouchable.
Copper: As for the Buffy, I will admit to not recognizing Xander at first, but it was a pleasant surprise.
'Cause of the numerous other characters who wear any eye patch?
|Apr 22nd, 2009 04:01 AM
|Could be that Credo's spending most of the comic money on her *laughs* At least, I hope that's the case and she's not making you give up comics.
|Apr 21st, 2009 10:46 PM
|Tetsu Deinonychus
Why does having a girlfriend mean you had to drop all those comics?
Is she telling you what to read?
|Apr 21st, 2009 08:48 PM
|King Credo
|I got a girlfriend so I had to unsubscribe to all but two series. I wish you made this article when I could buy more than just Deadpool and The Sword.
|Apr 18th, 2009 10:02 PM
Outside of my hatred for that Godless Femi-nazi Joss Whedon, I dig just about all of these right now.
also, I throw X-factor along with Captain Britain and MI13 in there as well.
|Apr 16th, 2009 10:38 PM
As for Heavy Metal, gods, I haven't leafed through one of those seriously since I was in college. Now and then, I'll flip through them to check out the art, but lately nothing past the covers has really grabbed me.
|Apr 16th, 2009 08:54 PM
|Tetsu Deinonychus
And, I Luv Halloween is so wrong it's right!
Of course, all the sexy sci-fi-girl paintings you mentioned don't hurt, either.
|Apr 16th, 2009 08:38 PM
Aries: It's coming soon. Within the next month or two for sure.
Poxpower: You have NO idea, dude. Roger is right. I could own my own island by now. But what would I have to READ on the island without comics??
Tetsu Deinonychus: I was reading Superman/Batman for a while (probably the first 30 issues) but I lost interest in it sometime after that and dropped it. Too many crappy stories in a row.
KanyonKreist: Go back and give Iron Fist another chance. Seriously. The book hasn't lost ANY momentum at all since Brubaker and Fraction left.
Relaxing Dragon: Yep, the last issue of 100 Bullets came out the same day this article posted. Great book. Not quite sure about the ending though.
hisholiness: I have to admit that I've not yet checked out The Walking Dead. I read a shitload of comics but that is one I've not checked out yet. I've heard lots of good things though.
MallardMan: Booster Gold almost made my list, but I think it'd be pretty inaccessible to someone unfamiliar with the DC Universe. And I had to draw a line somewhere. I read the current Jonah Hex book for about the first 20 issues or so, but I had to drop it because I was spending too much money. Might start trade collecting that one though.
Nick and Icculus: Believe me, I hear ya. I'm starting to trade wait for some books (like Conan) now myself. I like to support the industry as much as I can though, so I buy a lot of issues monthly and then I sell them on eBay later and then swap out for the trades. Some books I sell over what I paid, some under, but on the whole I think I break fairly even.
Thanks to everyone for the feedback. I hope you check out some of those books and that you aren't disappointed!
|Apr 16th, 2009 05:39 PM
When I as a kid I used to read comics quite a lot, even though I never got any special degree of insight about their true quality. These days I mostly read an old collection of comic srtips (Calvin & Hobbes being my favorite) as well as other local ones that are published on the local newspapers (my favorite one being Trino).
Commanderraf: Being that you are a fellow Mexican, do you think that you can give me advice about a good way to start reading comic books again?
|Apr 16th, 2009 05:35 PM
|delirium, where is over here?
|Apr 16th, 2009 03:13 PM
|None of these comics are sold over here.
|Apr 16th, 2009 01:59 PM
I've been reading about Captain America lately (not the comics themselves, but different webpages and books on the subject) and I was amazed that the same character that was created in the World War II to promote propaganda WAS the modern day Captain America with no reboots or alternate universes; just by using some imagination and a big chunck of ice. I was thinking of picking up a Captain America book, but now with this article, I have DECIDED to pick up a Captain America book.
Thanks Proto. I hope the comic industry gives you some kind of commision for this and the Longbox entries (I've also been tempted to buy the "One More/Brand New Day" and the "All Star Batman and Robin" just to show them to everybody I know and let them know how hilarious they are. Without evidence, they would'nt believe me).
-Goddamn Commanderraf
|Apr 16th, 2009 01:49 PM
|Relaxing Dragon
|hisholiness: I've been reading The Walking Dead for a while now, and I definitely give it my endorsement. It's a damn fine zombie read, great characters and art, and an engrossing story. You'll definitely want to check it out.
|Apr 16th, 2009 01:31 PM
|I agree with Nick and it makes it easier then buying a comic once a month
|Apr 16th, 2009 10:55 AM
I'd say this is a pretty insightful article here. Iron Fist and Buffy probably the most unexpected thing to look into.
I'm not much of a comic fan but if I ever got inclined I'd check these out.
|Apr 16th, 2009 10:49 AM
Warning to everyone: DO NOT BUY HEAVY METAL MAGAZINE.
Unless you like paintings of hot women doing things like riding motorcycles, cutting off the heads of ogres and kissing lesbian cyborgs.
The stories are shit though.
|Apr 16th, 2009 09:55 AM
|I'm with nick on that one...It also keeps me from falling into the trap of buying them twice.
|Apr 16th, 2009 06:39 AM
|While I absolutely love comics, I prefer trade paper backs and graphic novels to monthly comics. I just enjoy reading the whole story without having to wait.
|Apr 16th, 2009 04:43 AM
|One more that I forgot to mention: Booster Gold. The book is pretty much as close to actual super-hero fun as you can get in comics these days, now that we're well and deep into another turn on the old "grim and gritty". Booster Gold has a bit of continuity to it, but the book is about a time traveling corporate super-hero from the 25th century who has now decided to grow up a little and help make sure that time doesn't get screwed up. Pretty standard, really.
|Apr 16th, 2009 04:30 AM
Good list. Just to throw a few more into the list...
Both Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps have been pretty outstanding for the past couple years.
Marvel's recently given pretty much all of their cosmic guys to Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, and they've been doing some great stuff, particularly with Guardians of the Galaxy and Nova. They've actually made Nova into an interesting character - a feat by any stretch of the imagination.
One more to throw in there: Jonah Hex. I started getting into the title to just try and get away from all the Marvel "Let's jump into the next crossover!!!" and DC's "Sure, Grant - you just do your thing" garbaget and was surprised to find a really dark and interesting book about a character who's probably doing what he's doing just to get the shit kicked out of himself. Jonah's an ugly son of a bitch in the late 19th century, wandering the west and getting his ass into trouble. No super powers, no magic, no fantasy. Just a guy with a ridiculously scarred face getting into trouble with guns and dames.
|Apr 16th, 2009 03:47 AM
|Thanks for the list of comics Proto. I've been meaning to get back into comics and now i've got somewhere to start. I've been wondering about The Walking Dead comic. If anyone has any opinions about it i'd like to read them. Looks interesting. Thanks again Proto!
|Apr 16th, 2009 02:40 AM
|Pox, believe me when I say that, if he never bought any comics, Proto could be a retired man with an island of his own by now.
|Apr 16th, 2009 02:03 AM
I periodically read Fables, myself...usually when the TPB come out and I have an hour lunch at work, heh. The others, not so much, even if I am an X-men and Buffy fangirl. Maybe I'll have to give Astonishing a second look. And as for the Buffy, I will admit to not recognizing Xander at first, but it was a pleasant surprise.
And to Tetsu: Check out Les Bijioux (I have a feeling I'm butchering the spelling) if you haven't already. It's the same artist as Tarot Cafe (which is a fab book, too!) I Luv Halloween is just...wrong on so many levels (but I find myself flipping through it anyway.) and Bizenghast needs to come out quicker, dammit!
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DENVER -- Almost exactly halfway through the season, the National League West remains a bundle of uncertainty, with all five teams within six games of each other going into Friday night.
The Giants head into the first of a three-game series with the Rockies tied for third place, both teams four games back of the D-backs. At 42-36 entering Friday, Arizona is the lone team in the division over .500, granting the four other teams a second life in the race for the NL West crown.
"It's not what I quite thought in one way, that there would be one team over .500," manager Bruce Bochy said. "But I did think it would be somewhat of a tight race with all the teams involved, and that's what it is. Some of us are fortunate that it's a tight race at this point, particularly us. We've had our own struggles.
"I think it should be this way all year."
San Francisco has dropped seven of its last eight and nine of 12, sitting two games under .500 this late in the season for the first time since 2008. The Giants finished 72-90 that year, fourth in the division.


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"Under Dr Kim the World Bank should ensure its investments target the poorest citizens in the countries where it operates."
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Barack Obama said Sunday that the United States "can't accept" last week's killing of 12 people at Washington's Navy Yard as "inevitable," but the shooting should instead "lead to some sort of transformation" on gun violence in the United States.
"It ought to be a shock to all of us, as a nation and as a people," Obama said at the Marine Barracks, just a few short blocks from the Navy Yard. "It ought to obsess us. It ought to lead to some sort of transformation."
The president said during his speech that grieving with the families impacted by mass shootings is something he has had to do five times in his presidency, citing shootings in Fort Hood, Texas; Tucson, Arizona; Aurora, Colorado; Newtown, Connecticut; and now the Washington Navy Yard.
"Part of what wears on as well is the sense that this has happened before," Obama said. "What wears on us, what troubles us so deeply as we gather here today, is how this senseless violence that took place in the Navy Yard, echoes other recent tragedies."
The president continued: "Sometimes I fear there is a creeping resignation ... that this is somehow the new normal. We can't accept this."
Twelve people were killed and eight were wounded when Aaron Alexis, a Navy contractor, entered the sizable naval instillation in Washington and opened fire in Building 197. The victims, whose ages ranged from 46 to 73, all worked at the Navy Yard and many were gunned down as Alexis shot at them from above in the Navy building.
The issue of gun violence has dominated much of Obama's second term in office, with a concerted effort to strengthen gun laws coming after 26 people -- including 20 children -- were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown in December 2012.
The push, however, eventually failed, with the lawmakers on Capitol Hill failing to pass any laws tightening gun restrictions. Groups including the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America vociferously protested the proposed changes.
In response to last week's shooting at Navy Yard, most gun-control advocates were resigned to the fact that not much in the of legislative changes would be made in response.
"We don't have the votes," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a supporter of gun control, on Tuesday. "I'd like to get them but we don't have them now."
The NRA, in response to the shooting, on Sunday suggested more armed guards at military installations.
Obama attempted to take what he saw as acceptance of gun violence head on, worrying that mass shootings could not become the "new normal."
"I do not accept that we cannot find a common-sense way to preserve our traditions including our basic Second Amendment freedoms and the rights of law-abiding gun owners while at the same time reducing the gun violence that unleashes so much mayhem on a regular basis," Obama said, pointing to the fact that other countries, like Great Britain and Australia, lowered gun violence by restricting access to guns after mass shootings rocked their country.
Throughout much of the speech, the president acknowledged a hesitance in Washington to fight over gun laws and, instead, said change would need to come because of the American people's desire for it.
"It may not happen tomorrow, it may not happen next week, it may not happen next month, but it will happen, because it's the change that we need," the president said.
Obama also used the speech to give a glimpse into the life of each of the 12 victims, mentioning everything from Arthur Daniels' love of polishing his white Crown Victoria to John Johnson's last words to his wife: "Good-bye, beautiful. I love you so much."
"Our tears are not enough," he said to the families. "Our words and our prayers are not enough. If we really want to honor these 12 men and women, if we really want to be country where we can go to work and go to school and walk our streets free from senseless violence without so many lives being stolen by a bullet from a gun, then we're going to have to change. We're going to have to change."
Washington, D.C., Mayor Vincent Gray joined Obama on Sunday in calling for tighter gun laws in response to the shooting, telling the audience that "our country is drowning in a sea of guns."
In taking the stage, Obama was stepping into a role he has become very familiar with, counselor-in-chief, and Sunday's remarks were reminiscent, in some ways, of past speeches he has given at memorial services for mass shootings.
Obama, however, is not the first president to play the role of counselor-in-chief.
Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton were praised for the leadership they showed in the aftermath of two domestic disasters -- the space shuttle Challenger explosion in 1986 and the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995.
Representatives from the military, including Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Vice Adm. William Hilarides, commander of Naval Sea Systems Command, also spoke at Sunday's event. All honored the fallen by noting that they died in the line of duty, just like those killed in battle.
"These 12 members of our Navy team, our Navy family, were killed in the line of duty, they died in the service to our nation, the service to our Navy, service they were just as committed to as anyone in uniform," an emotional Hilarides said. "For that service, we honor them. For that service, we will never forget them."
CNN's Kristi Keck contributed to this report.
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I am looking for a bit of advice finding a new home for a classic MG that has been in a relatives garage for over 50 years.
The relative is recently deceased and I am trying to find the car a new home.
The car is a very rare 1937 SA Charlesworth . I don't think many of these were made before the outbreak of WW2.
It was bought on the 40's and used a daily runabout. I have pictures of it running. Unfortunately it was then garaged and has not been used or ran in 50 years. Its condition is now poor and in need of a full restoration. I have included a few pictures.
The car is still in the original garage in the north east of England. However the house is soon to be sold.
Not being a classic car man I have no idea how much it is worth. Any advise would be much appreciated.
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This is certainly a nice little piece of history you have hidden away in your garage here. I can't offer much advice on this but I do hope you can find this motor a suitable new home and make someone else happy with it.
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Updated at 12:04 a.m. ET: Two men wearing ski masks kidnapped a bank employee in Huntington Park, held her overnight, attached a supposed bomb to her and then had her rob an East Los Angeles bank, according to the LA County Sheriff's Department.
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The female victim, who was being questioned by detectives, is an employee of the bank, authorities confirmed late Wednesday morning.
She was abducted from her home in Huntington Park on Tuesday, LASD Capt. Mike Parker said.
"She was held against her will until the morning," he said. "At about 8:30 this morning, she was at the bank. It is unclear at this moment whether she was brought to the bank or drove herself here."
"She went into the bank, and she told another employee or employees that she had this device attached to her, and that she was demanded by the robbers to (get) the money from the bank and throw it outside," Parker said.
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The SWAT force, bomb squad, sheriff's deputies, and the fire department responded to the Bank of America branch, located at 941 Atlantic Blvd. (map).
Aerial video showed a deputy removing a small, dark-colored object from the bank and placing it along a street curb. Shortly after, a bomb-squad robot was sent into the area.
At 9:30 a.m., an armored member of the bomb squad surrounded the device with what appeared to be sand bags. At 9:45 a.m., the robot fired a projectile into the device (see images). An apparent shell casing was discharged from the robot.
Investigators do not believe the device posed a threat to the employee, Lt. Neal Mongan with Huntington Park Police said during a news conference Wednesday night.
A robot fires a projectile into a device outside a bank in East Los Angeles. Authorities suspected the device might be an explosive.
The robot was then moved to a nearby parking lot to inspect the area.
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Authorities are still searching for the two alleged robbers. Earlier reports noted the men fled in a Kia, possibly white, but late Wednesday authorities said they could not confirm a suspect-vehicle description. At least one of the suspects had a gun.
A statement released by Bank of America read: "The safety and security of our employees and customers are our highest priority, and we are working closely with law enforcement on this matter."
"Because this is an active investigation, we defer to the LA County Sheriff's Department what details to be made public at this time," the statement read.
The bank would not confirm the woman's employment status. It is now referring all questions to law enforcement.
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In giving back, Santiago follows dad's example
Lefty 'carries the flag' for Halos in community, happy to help those in need
Before the season begins, the Angels have a routine. They map out the entire community appearance schedule, from start to finish, with blank slots marking a need for participation from players.
There are school assemblies and hospital visits and sponsor events and charity functions, most of which require participation from the stars of the show -- the men in uniform.
Players are asked to check mark which appearances they can attend, with the expectation that they will commit to a few per season, as their schedules allow.
Hector Santiago's response?
"He check marked every one," said Eric Kay, the Angels' director of communications.
Every one?
"All of them," Kay said.
Of course, the Angels would never ask one player to make every appearance. If he did that, he'd barely have time to actually play baseball. But Santiago's message was clear: I'm here if you need me, whenever you need me, whatever you need me for.
Most of the stories written over the course of a season focus on wins and losses, ERAs and batting averages, pitch selection, runners in scoring position, blown saves, stats, standings, and on and on and on.
This one's different. Sure, Santiago is a Major League pitcher, part of a revamped Angels rotation that will rely heavily on its young up-and-comers. But for a moment, let's focus on something else.
Hector Santiago: Left-handed pitcher. And a really, really nice guy.
This is not a put-on. He doesn't do this for show. Simply, he's a decent fellow with an outgoing personality who likes to help out.
And help out, he does.
"A lot of players are involved in the community," Kay said. "He carries the flag for us."
The desire to pay it forward started long before Santiago became a professional ballplayer. As a 13-year-old middle school student in Newark, N.J., he sat in his classroom and watched across the river as the smoke rose above a burning Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001.
He felt helpless then, especially when his teacher, whose son worked in or around the Twin Towers, ran out of the room, screaming. The students were sent home immediately, and from his house, Santiago watched the second tower go down.
There was nothing he could do then. But it put the wheels in motion. Drawing from the values his parents instilled in him, Santiago set it in his mind to grow up and help people. And he made good on that promise.
For example: last year, while still with the White Sox, he read about the Oklahoma tornadoes that wiped out thousands of homes and killed two dozen people. He asked his agent to help him find a family that needed assistance, and as a result, Bailey Pack, a teenage girl who had lost everything just as she was preparing to head to college, was able to stay on course.
Everything the family had bought her -- a computer, school supplies, clothes -- was gone. So Santiago put together a care package, complete with a new laptop, supplies and a check so she could buy new clothes, and overnighted it to Bailey.
"I wanted to help someone that really needed it," Santiago said.
He had no ties to Oklahoma and, obviously, had never met the family. Bailey's mom, Kelly, incidentally, is an Angels fan, and when he was traded there last offseason, Bailey was the first person he contacted. They continue to keep in touch.
Santiago was ending a winter ball stint in Puerto Rico in 2012 during the events of the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy, and once he returned home, he made the one-hour drive to Newtown, Conn., to meet with a group of older elementary school kids who were emotionally affected in the aftermath.
He wasn't there to counsel; rather, he wanted to do whatever he could to give the kids a mental break from the ongoing trauma from being so close to the tragedy. He told them he grew up around the awfulness of Sept. 11. He encouraged them to stay on the right path. He then opened the floor to questions.
"They were typical kid questions," Santiago recalled. "'Do you like chicken nuggets? Is your favorite food McDonalds? Who's your best friend? Favorite movie? Do you like to play baseball? Who was your roommate in the Minor Leagues?'"
The visit became decidedly more solemn when he met with some of the parents and teachers affected by the tragedy.
"A few of them broke down to tears," Santiago said. "The pastor broke down in tears. The principal broke down. Kids were on the floor, crying. We were up there for 5 1/2 hours. Four were happy and then you start talking about the situation and what happened. We got a little bit of the deeper part near the end of it."
Santiago's huge heart has a lot to do with his lineage. He follows the example set by his dad, Hector Sr., who worked all day installing carpets and wood floors and spent what free time he had helping out in the community.
Hector Sr. was active in recreational baseball, umpiring games regularly, sometimes three times a day. The gig paid $40 a game, but at the end of every year, he told the league's organizers to keep the check and put the money toward the field and equipment.
"I watched him get up at five in the morning to go to work," Santiago said. "And then he has a chance to make sometimes $120 a day [umpiring], for however many years he was doing it. That adds up. But he didn't want the money. Growing up around that was a big part of me growing into wanting to help out in the community."
Santiago has transferred some of the work he started as a member of the White Sox to his new team. In 2012, he created "Santiago's Soldiers," a program that supports disadvantaged kids and their families by inviting them to games throughout the season. That program will continue in Anaheim.
In the meantime, he'll wait for the Angels to call on him when the community calendar needs a boost. He's active on Twitter, too, and follows just about everyone who follows him. He reads the responses sent back to him, and replies to many.
It was through Twitter that the Angels received the first inkling about the player they had obtained after the blockbuster Diamondbacks-White Sox-Angels trade over the winter.
"One of the first things he said when he reached out to me on Twitter was 'Let me know how I can help,'" Kay recalled. "'I'll do anything and everything.' That was my first correspondence with him. That let me know what we were getting."
What they got, apparently, was an Angel, in the truest sense.


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|Front stabilizer bar
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|Rear stabilizer bar
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Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Battery saver
|Daytime running lights
|auto high beam dimmer, LED, auto delay off, auto on/off
Exterior Features
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Tires and Rims
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|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
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|Front wipers
|variable intermittent
|Power windows
|safety reverse
|Liftgate window
|Rear door type
|Driver seat manual adjustments
|height, 6, reclining
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable, foldable
|Passenger seat manual adjustments
|4, reclining
|Rear seat folding
|split, flat
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Rear seat type
|60-40 split bench
|Front seat type
|sport bucket
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|Seatbelt force limiters
|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
|Steering ratio
Convenience Features
|Adaptive stop and go cruise control
|Autonomous lane guidance
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|front, rear
|Steering wheel
|tilt and telescopic
|Adaptive cruise control
|One-touch windows
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Power steering
|Multi-function remote
|illuminated entry, panic alarm, proximity entry system
|Cargo area light
|Retained accessory power
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Footwell lights
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, multi-function, paddle shifter, voice control
|Rearview mirror
|manual day/night
|Cargo cover
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Power outlet(s)
|12V front
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage
|front seatback, grocery bag holder, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, door pockets, accessory hook
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
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|Front air conditioning zones
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Comfort Features
|Shift knob trim
|Steering wheel trim
|Door trim
|Interior accents
|rear folding, rear center with cupholders
|Floor material
Drive Type
|Drive Type
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|Head Room (front)
|38.4 in
|Head Room (rear)
|37.6 in
|Hip Room (front)
|53.9 in
|Hip Room (rear)
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Measurements of Size & Shape
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|70.5 in
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|57.1 in
|103.9 in
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|60.3 in
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Measurements of Weight
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Truck Specifications
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Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
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|Interior Volume
|102.4 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
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Performance Specifications
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Fuel Tanks
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Wheels and Tires
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USA Team Selected for World HalfMarathon Championships
USATF Running Wire
19 October 2000 - Indianapolis - USA Track & Field announced last week the USA Team for the 9th IAAF World Half-Marathon Championships to be hosted by Veracruz, Mexico, on Sunday, November 12. Here are the five-member USA men and women's teams with half-marathon PRs:
Jeff Campbell, 29, Brevard, NC 1:06:09 ('00)
Jerry Lawson, 34, Jacksonville, FL 1:01:43 ('98)
Teddy Mitchell, 28, Alamosa, CO 1:06:20 ('00)
Todd Reeser, 27, Canandaigua, NY 1:04:13 ('00)
Clint Verran, 25, Rochester Hills, MI 1:04:53 ('00)
Kristin Beaney, 28, Wayland, MA 1:14:16 ('97)
Kelly Cordell, 30, San Luis Obispo, CA 1:12:04 ('99)
Kelly Keeler, 38, Bloomington, MN 1:13:20 ('00)
Milena Glusac, 25, Fallbrook, CA 1:14:33 ('00)
Shelly Steely, 38, Albuquerque, NM 1:13:33 ('98)
Team leaders are Will Lindgren (Cypress, TX) and Max Mayo (Hilton Head, SC).
Like the past eight editions, individual and team competition (accumulative time by the top three individuals) should be keen. Along with individual and team titles, there is also $194,000 in prize money ($40,000, $20,000, $15,000, $10,000, $7000 and $5000).
At Veracruz, Kenya, Japan, Romania, Ethiopia, South Africa, Spain, Portugal and Italy are expected to send top teams. Veracruz is located on Mexico's east coast. The course is flat and fast with three loops of 7K.
Last year in Palermo, Italy, Kenyans Paul Tergat and Tegla Loroupe won world titles. Tergat, despite avoiding an errant official near the finish line, edged South Africa's Hendrick Ramaala; both were timed in 1:01:50. South Africa repeated as team champion. Scott Larson of Boulder, Colorado was the top American in 41st place (1:04:14). The U.S. team placed 10th.
Loroupe, one of most complete female distance runners ever, won her third consecutive world half-marathon title with a convincing 24 second victory over Japan's Mizuki Noguchi, 1:08:48 to 1:09:12. With three women in the top five, the Kenyan women easily repeated as team champion. Top American, Michelle Byrne of Richardson, Texas finished 40th (1:15:55). The U.S. women's team also placed 10th.
At the championships, the best U.S. individual and team placements are: Bill Reifsnyder, 18th (1:02:00, '92) and Gordon Bloch, 14th (1:11:34, '92) and Lynn Doering, 14th (1:11:54, '95) and the 1992 women's team 5th (3:35:32) and the 1996 men's team 8th (3:13:52).


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I am requesting the addition of a category "Spellstrained" for the various pages that deal with it. This is mainly to help me with my NavBox (it currently has an empty section).
Also, probably more useful, but I notice a bunch of categories that we currently have as Redlinked. Can we get an official policy made on what type of categories are and are not allowed. Many (all) of the redlinked categories can be found here: Special:WantedCategories. I'm guessing the following types are not useful enough to have as category types, but I am just looking at what is missing:
- Feat types such as Metamagic or Fighter
- Spell class and level combinations
- Effect types (sonic, chaotic, ect.)
Havvy 11:55, July 7, 2010 (UTC)
- Because of some search and navigation stuff, we're using properties for a lot of things that they used to use categories for and we're trying to keep the categories as broad as possible. The things that you list as missing are already covered by properties now (Type, Level, and Type if I remember right), and it's part of the plan to remove them eventually (which is a lot of SRD edits.
- As far as spelstrained, the preference would be to just make it a property and not a category. It might work as a Type, but I'll look around and see if anything else fits. - TarkisFlux 17:05, July 7, 2010 (UTC)
- Descriptor might work too. - TarkisFlux 17:09, July 7, 2010 (UTC)
- How do you add a descriptor, and how do you query for them? Also, when I called it missing, I didn't mean to imply that it wasn't wanted or covered by another area. Havvy 01:17, July 9, 2010 (UTC)
- Type and descriptor are just property names. We use Type for things like Fey, Construct, etc. for monsters and Metamagic, Fighter, etc. for feats. Descriptor is generally used for spell/power descriptors, like [Force] or [Evil]. You set those with {{#set: Type=Awesome}} (if you don't want the word to show up) or [[Type::Awesome]] (if you do want the word to show up in text). When you do an ask query for them you just add in the property name and value, like [[Type::Awesome]], to the query line. You can find more on it here.
- But after writing all that out and considering that I think you're doing several different groupings of things with Spellstrained (feats, spells, etc.), neither of those properties will really be useful for what you want. Category is probably better after all for this sort of grouping. The wanted categories you posted we're still going to replace with properties. Hope you've at least enjoyed the rambling :-) - TarkisFlux 01:54, July 9, 2010 (UTC)
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