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One of the best ways to be able to "work from home" (which is a dream of many - working in whatever clothes they want to wear, during whatever hours they want to work!), is by becoming a freelance writer - but even though many people are perfectly qualified for and capable of making money as a freelance writer, many of them never achieve this goal because they have no clue how to go about doing this! When most people think of freelance writing, they think of newspapers, magazines, and other journalistic-type areas of opportunity, but not only is work in these areas scarce, but it will not pay nearly as well as the money you could make doing other things; rather than looking to write for such areas (where competition is high to boot!), look to write for small businesses or for search engine marketers - which will allow you to write for websites and blogs, and will often allow you to write whatever you want! Expanding your base of knowledge will also be important if you are wanting to make money as a freelance writer; rather than writing about the things everyone else is writing about, create an "area of expertise" - either becoming an expert in a particular field of writing, or becoming an expert on a particular topic. And even if you are focusing on a particular area of expertise in your writing (heck, even if you are writing for newspapers and magazines!), one of the most important things for any freelance writer to understand these days is the principles that govern search engine optimization, as this will help you to be far more valuable to websites and blogs than those writers who are at a complete loss as to what search engine optimization means or how they can use it to their advantage. And of course, once you have a thorough understanding of search engine optimization, you will be able to start using it on your own - and soon, you will not only be working from home, but can be working from home, for yourself!
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Tips For Having Fun At Work
Most people dream of working a job that they truly enjoy, and one of the reasons why they "dream" of this is because the job they actually work does not fit this bill. But while you will inevitably be able to find things about your job that you are not especially fond of, this would also be the case even if you landed your "dream" job, and once you realize this, it is easy to also start realizing that you can have fun in whatever job you work, as long as you decide to have fun and enjoy it - and in fact, you will also start to find that the more fun you have at work (the more you enjoy work!), the more productive you will be! Having fun at work can be as simple as decdiding that you are going to start becoming friends with your coworkers; lots of people go to work, do their work, and go home, without ever making an effort to get to know those around them, but when you become friends with your coworkers, going to work and seeing them each day will become much more enjoyable. Having fun at work can also be as simple as finding fun things that you can do while you are at work; for some people, this is listening to music, for others it is taking short breaks to work on a crossword puzzle, and for others it is simply getting up every once in a while and going for a walk. And finally, having fun at work can often be as simple as working hard; when you make it your goal to truly work hard, you will start to feel much more fulfilled with your job, and this will in turn make your job a whole lot more enjoyable. It is certainly easy to complain about your current job while you wait for that "dream job" to come your way, but it is nearly as easy to turn your current job into everything you wish for that dream job to be - and it is also much more rewarding!
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Sunday, May 18, 2014
Exploring Three Ways To Increase Your Online Presence
One thing that will be extremely important if you have a business of your own will be that you are able to learn how to maximize all the great benefits offered by the Internet; after all, the Internet can be a great way for you to connect with your current customers, and can be a great way for you to gain new customers without spending a dime on advertising, but if you are not taking the proper steps to get the most out of your online presence, you will fail to capitalize on all the benefits the Internet has to offer! The first thing you will want to do in order to make the most out of the Internet for your business is make sure you have a website; if you already have a website for your business, this might seem like an elementary need, but there are many small businesses out there wondering why they are not succeeding, and they have not even taken the time to build a website! After the website for your business has been set up, you will want to make sure you are not just blindly adding content to this site, but are instead taking the time to learn as much as you can about the principles of search engine optimization, and are using these principles in order to ensure that you are showing up highly in search engine searches - as this will go a long way in helping you to gain new customers through the Internet. And finally, make sure you understand the fact that social media (that is, such tools as Twitter, facebook, and LinkedIn) will be hugely beneficial in allowing you to connect with your customers and your potential customers; create an active presence on these sites, and you will be able to enjoy all the benefits that come as a result! When it comes to building a successful business, there will be a lot of things that go into this, but when you take these steps to get the most out of the Internet, you will be a whole lot closer to achieving that success you desire!
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Friday, May 16, 2014
Running Your Small Business from a Distance
There are many problems that small business owners run into. Every line of business across the spectrum deal with the same issues as a general rule of thumb. Finding hard working staff that you can trust ends up being the main issue they deal with. If they cannot find high quality staff to work with they will find that the result mean they will end up spending much more time at their business than imagined. This leads to the work-life balance being completely ruined for them.
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
How to Own Your Area Through Relationships
It is very important to establish a presence for your business in the area you have your home office in. The best area for your business to pick up the easy sales should be in the community surrounding although it can be easier said than done. There are effective techniques that you can use to exploit this area and keep all of your competitors away from it. The best technique to use and accomplish this goal is to build solid relationships in your neighborhood through personal interactions. All your business dealings are centered around these relationships. Your current customers will statistically be more loyal to you the more often you see them. A great habit to get into is to make personal visits to all of your current customers as often as your schedule allows. Your customers will feel like they are dealing with a person instead of a business and will develop a bond with you on that level. Competitors will have little chance at stealing these clients since your will have a personal connection with them. Acquiring new customers in this way can be much harder. It may seem like a waste of time to stay in touch with them since they have already told you 'no'. Yet they will turn somewhere else for a provider if their current one does them wrong. In this case you want to make sure you are the first person they contact about a switch. So the first time that they have a major issue you will be on speed dial since you have been in touch with them this entire time. If you want to maximize the business in your immediate surroundings do so through relationship building. Remember that 'no' often means 'not now' and not 'never'. If you want to distance yourself from the competition this is the mentality you need to have. By being in constant contact with those in your community you will develop a reputation as a stand up business person to deal with.
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
Tips For Providing Good Customer Service
One of the most important things in order for you to achieve success in your business will be that you do a good job of treating your customers well; after all, customers have plenty of choices when it comes to who they will give their time and money to, and if you are not careful, it will be easy for you to fall out of favor with them - but while it is quite easy to understand exactly why good customer service is important, it can be much more difficult at times to know exactly what you should aim to do in order to provide good customer service. When a customer visits you in your store (or even when they call you - or even when they visit your website!), you will hope for them to make a purchase, but you will also want to make sure that you do not harass them in your efforts to nudge them in this direction; learn to help your customers as much as they need, but to do so in such a way that they do not feel that you are "pushing" them to buy. Making it easy for people to make returns and exchanges is another big part of having success in business (even though this might seem counterproductive on the surface!); a lot of times, customers will end up with the wrong product through no fault of their own, or will end up with a product that is defective, and when you are able to build a reputation with customers of being a place that works with them when this happens, they will be far more likely to turn your way when it is time to shop. And always giving your customers a place they will want to come back to will be the biggest thing of all for customer service, which often entails treating them with respect and always making them feel welcome each time they step into your store. As you go through all the things you will do in order to achieve success with your business, make sure you keep customer service in mind - always realizing that this is as important as anything else when you want your business to thrive.
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
Tips For Keeping Conversations Short
It is often said that time is money; even if you disagree with this, you surely feel that time is an important asset. Time can be anything from money to leisure to fun, but whatever the case, time is an important element for many of us. And even though it might seem funny to figure out how to "end conversations quickly," it is also true that you sometimes find yourself in conversations you would prefer to keep short. Regardless of whether these conversations end up occurring with a neighbor, a coworker, or a stranger, you will find that you have more time if you learn how to keep these conversations short. Be polite: When aiming to end a conversation quickly, the best thing you can do is to summon every ounce of politeness you can muster. If you are rude to someone when trying to end a conversation quickly, you may find that the conversation actually ends up dragging on longer. If, on the other hand, you are polite and friendly, it becomes much easier to graciously end the conversation, as your counterpart can leave the conversation feeling fulfilled. Recognize what most people want to talk about: Even though a conversation is supposed to be an exchange between two people, most poeple would much rather be engaged in a "conversation" that focuses on nothing but their own self. If you are trying to keep a conversation short, turn every question they ask you back to them; the sooner they tell you all the things they want to tell you, the sooner they will feel all right exiting the conversation! Know how to graciously finish: The toughest part of keeping conversations short is often the closing, as people try to make excuses that usually sound like exactly that: excuses. Instead, you should always end the conversation in the same, short, simple way: tell the person that you enjoyed talking with them, and say that you look forward to catching up with them again in the future. If you follow these tips, you will not only be able to keep conversations short when you need to, but you will also do so in a manner that leaves your counterpart feeling fulfilled!
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The Tempus programme enables universities in a number of countries in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Western Balkans and the Mediterranean region to establish partnerships in the European Union that help them restructure their higher education systems.
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Columbus, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Sam Thompson scored 16 of his game-high 19 points in the second half to help No. 24 Ohio State roll past Minnesota, 64-46, at Value City Arena.
Lenzelle Smith Jr. added 13 points and Shannon Scott scored 10 for the Buckeyes (22-6, 9-6 Big Ten), winners in three straight and six of their last seven overall.
"In this league, you need to play like every game is the biggest game of your life. If you're not ready to compete, fight or execute, you're going to be embarrassed," said Ohio State coach Thad Matta. "It's going to be exactly the same when we play Penn State on Wednesday. We have to get ourselves ready to go."
Andre Hollins scored 13 points and DeAndre Mathieu chipped in with 12 points for the Golden Gophers (17-11, 6-9), who have dropped three of four.
"We hijack ourselves. We don't allow ourselves to win. We do some things turnover-wise that are just inexplicable and they lead to baskets for them. You can't do that against very good teams," said Minnesota coach Richard Pitino.
Mathieu's layup less than a minute into the second half put Minnesota up 30-18, but Ohio State would open a 27-5 run to take a 45-35 lead. Thompson, who ended the run with a slam, scored 12 points during the burst.
Malik Smith ended the flurry with a pair of free throws, but Scott knocked down a pair from the charity stripe to ignite a 17-4 burst that helped the Buckeyes put it out of reach.
Ohio State went 17-for-30 from the field in the second half, after going just 6-for-22 over the first 20 minutes.
Minnesota opened the game on a 7-0 run, but OSU countered with a 7-0 burst of its own to knot things up at the 13:38 mark.
Thompson nailed a 3-pointer with just under five minutes left in the half to pull OSU within 17-16, but Minnesota closed the half on a 11-2 run to take a 28-18 lead into the break.
OSU outscored Minnesota 34-20 in the paint ... Aaron Craft had six points,
five assists and four steals for the Buckeyes ... OSU will visit Penn State on
Thursday ... Minnesota will host No. 15 Iowa on Tuesday.
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Im White British My fav music is rock: My Chemical Romance, All American Rejects, Green Day, Breaking Benjamin, Paramore, You me at six. Fall out boy, Three days grace, Marilyn Manson, The hoosiers, Panic! at the disco, Bullet For My Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold, Nirvana My fav book series is Darren Shan: Vampires Assistant My fav book is: The Hobbit There are too many anime's to list but here's some : Darker Than Black, Soul Eater, Death Note, One Piece, Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist, Deadman Wonderland, D-Gray Man Take time to read my stories fully and Votes would be much appreciated and don't forget to inbox me with some feedback or comment! If you Fan ill read some off your stuff and if I think its good ill Fan back Message me if you want to talk about literally anything especially anime or music :D BTW check out these great writers: @StonerOfTheYear @KIDmimi
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Alternate routes served as primary routes for commuters throughout the morning on Tuesday following an accident that left an 18-wheeler tanker truck overturned.
The heavy truck, which was carrying approximately 6,000 gallons of methanol, overturned on the 610 West Loop northbound lanes near the Southwest Freeway (U.S. Highway 59) exit ramp before 5:45 a.m. Tuesday.
A Houston Fire Department district chief told FOX 26 News that the tank had three leaks, two of which were stopped by 9 a.m. and one that was leaking a minimal amount of methanol, which is a highly-combustible chemical.
Firefighters dug a dike in the median to contain the spilled methanol along the freeway.
The northbound and southbound lanes of the 610 West Loop were closed, which caused delays of an hour or more for many commuters on Tuesday.
The driver of the 18-wheeler truck, who was not injured, told firefighters that he misjudged the turn and lost control of the vehicle. The tank was lodged over the freeway retaining wall.
Crews are projected to clear the accident scene by 2 p.m. Tuesday, according to a statement released by HFD.
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I just ran into a shiney grimer in my soul silver game and only had one ultra ball that didn't catch it!!!!!
Oh look, an angel statue!
Doctor Who fans:
Everybody else:
Two scientists walk into a bar
The first scientist says 'I'll have a glass of H2O"
The second scientist says 'I'll have a glass of water too. Wh… why did you say H2O? Like, I know it's the chemical formula for water and all, but it's the end of the day and there's really no need to intentionally over-complicate things like that in a situation outside of work"
The first scientist stares at his drink, angry that his assassination plan has failed.
here is that rotating chicken gif
One good thing about this rainy weekend.
also just wanted to say that when I searched "pokemon gif" on Tumblr almost instantly the pokemon theme song started playing on my itunes that I was listening to
If it weren't for all the flooding we could do that today, but….
So maybe during the week? I'm on campus on Mondays and Wednesdays (except for this Monday obviously) or when I'm at the museum which is today and then every other Saturday from 9am to 4pm
Gabby, I am using my phone so I have no idea how to reply to your reply lol but as for the IR thing, first we would need to be near each other then from there it's pretty easy
I caught a shiney!
I caught a shiney!
I caught a shiney!
Today hey hey!
Although it's only a shiney cottonee so I will not be using it, but it's still cool I caught one!
Oh and gabby, what do you meen by Where to now? Are you actually confused as to where to go next?
I decided to start a new post cuz that last one was getting long
You get the pal pad once you finish that munna stuff from that professor so you should have it, it will be in the key items pocket of your bag and have you tried to defeat the 2nd gym yet?
Bitch, I live in Louisiana and stayed home for a Cat 3
Can't even describe how much I agree. We sat through Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Gustav, which actually did more damage to our area than Katrina did. But Katrina was so bad…
The east coast will be fine.


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A Bargello quilt designed and quilted by Carolyn Van Tassell is being raffled to benefit the Cavendish Historical Society. Van Tassell, a former teacher of family and consumer science, has been quilting for 30 years. She teaches workshops throughout the state, including Fletcher Farm. She is owner of Fine Line Machine Quilting. Her quilts were recently exhibited at the CHS Quilt Show. The quilt is on display at Six Loose Ladies in Proctorsville. Tickets are $5 a piece or 3 for $10.
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KHQ.COM - The Spokane County Sheriff's Office wants help catching two fugitives involved in the same investigation. Malinda Burian and Nicholas Blaume are wanted for first degree identity theft. Burian has already been convicted of a felony; possession of a controlled substance. She's 32-years-old, 5 foot, 155 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. Blaume has also been convicted of a felony for possession of a stolen firearm. He's 33 years old, 6'5'', 270 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. If you know where these two are hiding out, investigators want to hear from you right now. Here's the number to call:1-800-2-2-2-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous and receive a cash reward.
Here's another look at Friday Fugitive from week's past. Investigators have captured Mark Short thanks to a tip from a KHQ viewer. However, they're still looking for J.D. Miller and Nikolas Havens. Crime Stoppers says it's received some tips on both suspects but those tips haven't lead to any arrests yet.
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In a scant four years, Hamdi Ulukaya has built something that even Silicon Valley types should covet: a $700 million business that's profitable, dominant and growing at a furious clip.
A growing number of Americans are making Greek yogurt part of their mornings — to the tune of $1.2 billion in projected sales by the end of this year, says market researcher Mintel.


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As cancer screenings grow more sophisticated, the chances of finding small, slow growing cancers has increased rapidly, at great cost to patients and the healthcare system. At the same time, genetic evidence shows many more people in some populations are at risk for aggressive types of the disease. How can we find a balance?
When longevity research is privately funded, what happens when the money runs dry?
Scientists have often wondered if evolution happened all over again, what would life on earth look like? A Harvard biologist uses vast numbers of yeast colonies to find out the answer, and it might surprise you.
Mitochandrial replacement offers hope to families debilitated by disease. But opponents stoke fear of public by dumbing down the science and using negative buzzwords.
Many activists frame the future of food as a pitched battle between organic based agroecology and crop biotechnology. But scientists see it differently. It's all hands on deck, as the world's food needs are growing sharply as the developing world grows and prospers.
Addressing environmental concerns is critical to counteract consequences of progress. But some of the causes embraced by activist groups can do more harm than good–and the less privileged often suffer the consequences.
The news broke a week ago: General Mills will buy Annie's Homegrown for $820 million. This is no big deal, figuratively speaking. Yes it's a close to billion dollar deal, but companies get bought and sold all the time. If you're unfamiliar with Annie's Homegrown, it makes "all-natural," "healthy," organic, GMO-free packaged foods like pastas, cookies, […]
A full slate of anti-GMO luminaries, including Gilles-Erich Seralini and representatives from the Center for Food Safety, Union of Concerned Scientists, ETC Group, Greenpeace and Consumers Union, dominated the narrative in the two days of discussion.
An armchair detective with a book to sell claims he has revealed Jack the Ripper's identity. His findings need to be confirmed by other scientists.
The GLP's executive director speaks at the National Academy of Sciences, which embarks on a comprehensive study of the "purported" benefits and challenges of genetically engineered crops and explores where the technology may be headed. The NAS report is expected to be published in spring 2016.


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A happy and safe New Year's Eve to you all
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The only other time Manning was picked off three times in the opening quarter was with the Colts in a 2007 game at San Diego. The Broncos, in fact, had turnovers on four on their first five possessions.
On the third play from scrimmage, Manning threw into triple coverage looking to connect with Jacob Tamme. Instead, Moore stepped in front of the tight end for the interception and ran down the sideline 33 yards before he was tackled at the 1. Turner took it in from there.
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Manning's career record in Monday night games dropped to 11-4.
Atlanta had another tough game running the ball. Turner totaled only 42 yards on 17 carries — and 15 of those came on his final run.
Samuel was able to get back on the field, but CB Chris Owens went out with a head injury and didn't return. That further depleted the depth in the secondary, which lost Brent Grimes to a season-ending injury in Week 1.
Thomas, who played at nearby Georgia Tech, finished with eight catches for 78 yards.
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The Broncos ran two plays before Manning faked a play-action handoff and threw down the right seam to Eric Decker. This time, DeCoud picked him off and brought it back 15 yards. After Julio Jones dropped what would have been a touchdown pass from Ryan in the left corner of the end zone, Bryant followed with a 37-yard field goal to make it 10-0.
Manning's third pick went to Robert McClain, a reserve cornerback who was taking his first snap because Asante Samuel injured his neck on the previous play.
On Sunday, Manning's younger brother, Eli, threw three interceptions in the first half. But he rallied the New York Giants to a 41-34 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
No such luck for big brother.
On the next-to-last snap of the first quarter, Atlanta linebacker Stephen Nicholas forced a fumble by Knowshon Moreno near the Denver sideline and Sean Weatherspoon recovered for Atlanta. The Falcons ran 10 plays before Bryant kicked a 42-yard field goal for a 13-0 lead.
Then, it was Ryan finding Gonzalez all alone in the back of the end zone. The tight end who has caught the second-most passes in NFL history was freed up by his quarterback's nifty play fake that made it 20-0, punctuated by Gonzalez's dunk over the goal posts.
The Broncos finally got on the board with 6 seconds left in the half, though it took the replacement officials a second look to get it right. They initially ruled Thomas had been pushed out of bounds without getting both feet down. The replay clearly showed otherwise. Broncos coach John Fox challenged the call and it was reversed.
Another time, the replacements had to huddle just to make sure they knew where to place the ball after a defensive holding penalty on Denver's Champ Bailey, drawing boos from the crowd as the game dragged on for nearly 3½ hours.
The Falcons snapped a six-game losing streak on Mondays, including 0-3 under coach Mike Smith. Their last Monday win came over New Orleans on Dec. 12, 2005.
"It was a big game," White said. "We wanted to come out here and win one of these games and prove to everybody that we're a good football team."
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"I wanted to write about the moment when your addictions no longer hide the truth from you. When your whole life breaks down. That's the moment when you have to somehow choose what your life is going to be about." —Chuck Palahniuk
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And it's been years upon years upon years and you realize you still don't have the answer, solution, or hell, what's the problem? Lost in oblivion you cry like a baby. What do you do after?
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Heartbreaking Human Interest Story of the Day: A 2-year-old baby girl found alive but critically injured in an Indiana corn field following yesterday's devastating tornado outbreak is the sole surviving member of her immediate family.
The child was found in a corn field near her home in New Pekin. She was taken to a hospital in Salem before being transferred to a hospital in Louisville, Kentucky, where she is currently listed in critical condition.
A spokeswoman for Kosair Children's Hospital said the girl's parents and two young siblings perished during the storm. Her extended family is currently with her at the hospital.
Officials provided no further details, but neighbors said the girl's family was last seen holding hands and praying on the floor in the hallway of their mobile home.
Resident Jason Miller reportedly attempted to move the family to his larger mobile home, but it was too late.
Miller's girlfriend Beverly Lanham told the Louisville Courier-Journal her boyfriend was picked up by the tornado along with his neighbors, and tossed across a nearby road.
The 31-year-old survived — the family, save for one member, did not.
Yesterday's tornado outbreak — potentially the worst March outbreak in recorded US history — has claimed the lives of at least 38 people across five states, and injured hundreds of others.
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Google-made glasses that will be able to stream information to the wearer's eyeballs in real time will go on sale to the public by the end of the year, according to unnamed Google employees, the New York Times Bits blog reports.
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It's now becoming clear just how much impact our action is having. On January 18th, only 31 members of Congress opposed these bills. Just one day later, 101 members of Congress publicly stood with us in opposition. We are being heard.
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You may wish to take a look at SHINE for the iPad which creates single-page graphic resumes and CVs. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/shine-graphical-cvs-resumes/id630664282?mt=8
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Web promotion for upcoming movies has taken a decidedly odd turn with Steven Spielberg's A.I. As we learn here, over 30 Web sites, all apparently interconnected, have sprung to life. We say "apparently" because neither Spielberg nor anyone else is commenting on the matter, but the home base is a seemingly innocuous, and fake, home page for the Chan family and the death of one Evan Chan, all set in the year 2142. Other sites can also be found, but not very easily. A series of chat groups have also been set up to help make sense of the future.
As part of the Rockstargames.com site, State of Emergency is an "urban riot game" in which players use "pipes, bricks and benches, even dismembered body parts'' to vent their anger against the corporate world. Players attack riot cops and generally loot storefronts in opposition to the "American Trade Organization." A spokesman for Seattle's Mayor's office has said such games send "a bad message to children and distorts the message of peaceful protesters." Does he really consider Seattle to have been a peaceful protest? To play the game, use the "Game" link at the top of the page.
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AICN COMICS SHOOT THE MESSENGER: Q&@ on BEST OF SIMON & KIRBY! Previews: TRANSFORMERS! CAPTAIN AMERICA! & MUCH MORE!!!
What's SHOOT THE MESSENGER?
Well, AICN COMICS: SHOOT THE MESSENGER is your weekly one stop shop for comic book -EWS. What's comic book –EWS? Well, it's our hodge podge of everything not reviews here at AICN Comics. Sure you can find out the @$$Holes' critical opinions of your favorite books every Wednesday at AICN Comics. But here, you'll find special reports such as previews, interviews, special features, and occasionally news gathered here from our online brethren at Newsarama, CBR, Wizard, etc. Sure those guys are the best at reporting news as it breaks. Click on the links for the original stories. This column cuts the crap to run down all the vital information for those of you who don't follow it as it comes in, and serves it all up with that special ingredient of @$$y goodness.
Hey folks, Ambush Bug here with another edition of SHOOT THE MESSENGER! We've got a mess of previews for you guys this week, but first steverodgers (a good chap himself) chats with a good chap about a pair of good chaps.
steverodgers here with a very cool interview for you this week. Steve Saffel, the editor of Titan Books' THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY, was kind enough to answer some questions by e-mail and share some of the amazing art from the book with AICN Comics.
steverodgers chats with THE BEST OF SIMON & KIRBY editor Steve Saffel
steverodgers (sr): Hi Steve, thank you for taking the time to answer some questions about THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY. Can you share with our readers what kind of awesome they are getting when they read THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY, the process of the editor in creating a tome of this magnitude, and your specific responsibility in its creation?
Steve Saffel (SS): THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY is like an intravenous injection of awesome comics. Joe and Jack hit gold from the start, with a half-naked green sorceress in Blue Bolt, Nazi saboteurs in Captain America, and bloodthirsty werewolves in The Vision. In their day they struck gold more often than any other team in comics, and this book shows readers exactly what it was like to find those masterpieces on the newsstand.
As the editor, I had the best job in the world. I got to work with Joe Simon and Harry Mendryk to pull together all of the kick-ass stories, and with the Titan team, all of whom gave way more than 100 percent, all of the time.
My responsibility was to keep all of the threads tied together, to make sure the right hand knew what the left hand was doing, and to address any issues that came up. Joe, Harry, and I worked up a proposal for the stories we would include, and we got input from folks all the way up to the owner of Titan Books. We were constantly pushing the envelope, saying, "Is this the right story, or is there a better one?" This is the first time a lot of readers will see these stories, and the goal was to make that experience unforgettable.
Right down to the last minute, I was working with the production team to make sure everything was going to explode off of the page, looking as good as it could. No book is perfect, but we came pretty close with this one, thanks to brilliant teamwork.
sr: What was it like to work with Joe Simon? Can you share with us any stories from the old days that didn't make it to the book, or a Kirby story that we haven't heard?
SS: Working with Joe was great fun. He lives to work, and the more we would do so, the more the energy level would increase each and every time. He's smart, too—he knows when to let the team do their thing. The designer for this book was Martin Stiff, and once Joe saw how good Martin was, if a question came up about the design he would just say, "Let him do his job. He knows what he's doing."
Joe's going to be pulling together a lot of the stories for his definitive autobiography, and I don't want to scoop him on that. What you got in the book was a first-hand account of what it was like to work with Kirby, and based on Joe's introduction we put a very specific piece of artwork on the cover of the book, under the dust jacket. Check it out.
When Joe and Jack got out of the service during World War II, they moved into houses across the street from each other in Mineola, NY. Joe had a drawing table built in his attic studio, and Kirby likewise had one built—but he built it so large that no one was ever going to get it out. Joe thinks it might still be there today. Once Jack spotted a mouse in the studio, and he took off after it with a baseball bat, pretty much destroying the studio in the process.
sr: It's amazing how beautiful the art production is on this book. The technology of today is able to produce a higher-quality book than its original version. Can you speak of the process of re-creating the old comics with this new technology?
SS: Well, the secret here is that Harry Mendryk is a wizard. He scans the pages from the best available copy of the original comic book, and attacks every flaw, be it an ink spot, off-register color, or lines that are breaking up. The technology is pretty much available to anyone through Photoshop, but I don't think you can do what Harry does without having a deep and abiding love of the material. He's been working with Joe on these for years, and he's elevated the restoration process to an art form in itself.
sr: Simon says in his introduction that the team of SIMON AND KIRBY was the best comics team ever – what made this so?
SS: I think it was the organic, intuitive way he and Jack worked together. They both had the ability to do it all—write, pencil, ink, letter—and Joe had the business sense and the ability to run an entire studio. Few duos in any entertainment form have had such a brilliant rapport.
And it didn't stop at Joe and Jack. When he was hiring for the studio, Joe attracted some of the finest creative talents in the business. A regular publisher tended to be a businessman—someone who couldn't have produced a comic book story if their life depended on it. But Joe could, and the guys who worked for him knew it. They respected it, and they wanted to work with him.
sr: This book is broken up into different sections by genre. Which is your favorite genre that Kirby and Simon worked on?
SS: That changes day to day. Right now it might be the detective stories, where the action was so explosive, and so many of the adventures were true-to-life. But I have a real fondness for the BLUE BOLT adventures, which are an amazing hero-science fiction hybrid, and show the true emergence of Simon and Kirby.
sr: Mark Evanier also helped out on this book. What did having him on the team add to the whole package? Is there anyone else you wish you had, or might bring on for the next book?
SS: Mark was wonderful, and he brought Kirby's voice to the book, along with his own. When I printed out his essays and took them up to Joe to review, Joe just sat there, rapt. Occasionally he would look up and say, "These are really good. Mark is a great writer!"
Most of the books will focus on the work by Joe and Jack, most likely with less text, since the stories are the point. There are a few people I'd like to involve in introductory material, and I'm open to anyone who might want to contact me, since nothing has been finalized. The key will be to find people who will help us reach a much broader audience for this wonderful storytelling.
sr: For a Simon and Kirby fan, this book is solid gold. What do you think a reader who isn't as familiar with Simon and Kirby would get from this book?
SS: This is a walk—maybe a sprint—through two decades of popular culture. Via these amazing adventures, we experience the birth of the medium, the Second World War, the Cold War and the atomic bomb, and plenty more. When the Boys' Ranch stories were written, the Old West wasn't that far away, and when Joe created SICK magazine, Lenny Bruce was a regular reader. So this is an all-in-one-volume time machine that entertains start to finish.
sr: What is Joe Simon working on now, and what does he think of the comics industry today?
SS: Joe never really watched the industry, as much as the industry watched Joe. (That's me talking—not him; he would never be so egotistical.) He and Jack were so busy working on the next great thing that he didn't really have a desire to copy anyone else. That's why, while everyone was following the superhero, horror, and detective trends in the late 1940s, he and Jack turned around and created a new comic book genre with YOUNG ROMANCE.
sr: What's up next for you, Titan books, and will there be more Simon and Kirby books to follow?
SS: At 95, Joe has a seven-book deal with Titan. Next up is THE SIMON AND KIRBY SUPERHEROES, and we have some surprises in store. Also on tap are detective, horror, and romance collections, and Joe is working on his definitive autobiography.
Me, I'm just enjoying the ride. It's better than Six Flags.
sr: Thanks for your time! Is their anything else AICN comics should know? Oh and how cool is that "Rocket Cycle" from THE THING on SPUTNIK 4?!
SS: I love that rocket cycle. Those issues of RACE FOR THE MOON were all inked by All Williamson, Reed Crandall, and Angelo Torres, and I've had the good fortune of seeing some of the original art. It's absolutely mind-blowing.
Thanks for the opportunity to talk about the book. THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY is a wonderful collection—everyone should go out and pick it up, and give it as a gift. This isn't capitalism talking, though. I want Joe Simon to have a huge bestseller! What better way to build up to his 100th birthday? And no one who gets this book will be disappointed.
Oh, and if you haven't done so, look under the dust jacket…
sr: Thanks Steve! Steve is right by the way, everyone should pick this book up, and if you don't, at the very least head to your local store, look under the dust jacket, flip through the pages and marvel at the magical talent that was Simon and Kirby!
Looking forward to the next book!
THE BEST OF SIMON AND KIRBY is available wherever fine books are sold, and at your local comic shop.
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TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN OFFICIAL MOVIE ADAPTATION Writer: Simon Furman Art: Jon Davis-Hunt Publisher: IDW Publishing Release Date: Wednesday!
I know Michael Bay gets a lot of shit here on AICN, but I'm still looking forward to the film and from the looks of this Official Movie Adaptation, I'm going to have to check that one out too. In stores this Wednesday!
PLANET SKAAR PROLOGUE #1 Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Dan Panosian Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: Wednesday!
The moment fans of this series have been waiting for has arrived--the Son of Hulk makes his way to Earth. Can't wait to see what happens when pop meets son. PLANET SKAAR PROLOGUE #1 is in stores this Wednesday!
TITANIUM RAIN #1 By Josh Finney & Kat Rocha Publisher: Archaia Studios Press Release Date: TBD – In June previews!
I'm going to keep my eye on this series. The art is absolutely mouth-watering and the premise is damn strong too. I'll be checking in on June's Previews to find out more on TITANIUM RAIN #1 for sure!
WITCHBLADE #127 Writer: Ron Marz Art: Stjepan Sejic & Karl Waller Publisher: Top Cow Release Date: Wednesday!
Follow the witchy woman this Wednesday when WITCHBLADE #127 hits the shelves!
TERROR INC.: APOCALYPSE SOON #2 Writer: David Lapham Artist: Koi Turnbull Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: Wednesday!
TERROR INC. has always been a cool concept to me and the same seems to go for David Lapham. The previous TERROR miniseries kicked major @$$ and this one seems to be continuing the tradition. Check it out Wednesday!
WE KILL MONSTERS #1 Writer: Laura Harkcom, Christopher Leone Artist: Brian Churilla Publisher: Red 5 Comics Release Date: July 8th (In this month's previews: Diamond order code of MAY091014)
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This massive collection of last year's GRUNTS miniseries is definitely something fans of Garth Ennis' war comics should seek out. Looks to be the perfect mix of military action and super hero sci fi. I hear that even a major motion picture is in the works inspired by this miniseries, so it looks like we'll be seeing much more of GRUNTS in the future. Look for GRUNTS VOL. 1 in May!
CAPTAIN AMERICA #50 Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: Luke Ross Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: Wednesday!
Bru can do no wrong these days and it seems he's putting it all into CAPTAIN AMERICA. Issue #50 hits stores Wednesday!
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May 18, 2009, 10:26 a.m. CST
I would yell first.....
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But That's just childish
May 18, 2009, 10:42 a.m. CST
Nice set of previews
by Reelheed
Thanks again guys! Suprised the transformers one hasn't rammed the TB... yet.
May 18, 2009, 11:16 a.m. CST
Bram Stoker's Dracula...
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May 18, 2009, 11:33 a.m. CST
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May 18, 2009, 12:02 p.m. CST
by BizarroJerry
To me, that TF preview is sorta hard to follow.
May 18, 2009, 12:23 p.m. CST
That Simon and Kirby looks...
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May 18, 2009, 12:24 p.m. CST
Who gives a shit.....
by DrMorbius
....about Captain America? Especially when the CAPTAIN AMERICA WHITE Miniseries #0 came out a year ago, and NOTHING since.<P> So, its going to take 6 years for this to wind up? FUCK YOU MARVEL!!!
May 18, 2009, 1:28 p.m. CST
i agree with DrMorbius' "F-YOU MARVEL"...
by HarryWannaBe
...not necessarily about Captain America (as I haven't been reading that one), but rather in their abuse of cover price hikes! They feel like they can get away with jacking the price an extra $1 for their various books (some are still $2.99) for no real reason other than that they can do it and get away with it. It's not like there's any extra pages or extra content...still the same ol' stuff but now at a dollar more per book! Asshats.
May 18, 2009, 8:33 p.m. CST
I want that Dracula.
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Is this just a one shot or going to be a series?
May 19, 2009, 1:22 a.m. CST
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I wonder why there's still no Michael Bay Hate Festival going on in this talkback. Haters growing tired? <p> I, being a Bayformer apologist looking forward to tne upcoming T2 (Herecy!), find the idea of the Optimus truck falling out of the sky utterly enjoyable. Though I'm not sure if such a long nose truck fits into the belly of a C17 transporter.
May 19, 2009, 4:30 a.m. CST
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I'm looking forward to titanim as well.
May 19, 2009, 1:18 p.m. CST
Planet Skaar? That little punk.......
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... is less than two years old. Should the super heroes of the Marvel universe really be fighting a baby? What message is that giving to the kids?
May 19, 2009, 1:24 p.m. CST
And Skaar sucks balls.
by The Penultimate Gunslinger
He's basically the Hulk with long hair and a spear. That comic did nothing for me. And I loved Planet Hulk. There was basically nothing interesting about his character. I'll read Planet Skaar but not holding out too much hope. Maybe he'll be more interesting back in the normal Marvel universe (though how he got back there in the first place was a bit gay - some wormhole rubbish, I can't quite remember).
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I tend to dislike the vocabulary used by 17 year olds a lot, but I gotta say I can't agree with this approach. People say a lot of offensive things, people also don't say anything about others saying offensive things. It's a waste of time battling it in trade chat.
But to report someone for saying something offensive without notifying them that they have offended you is lame. Never mind how obvious you find it, they may think you find it hilarious. If you don't give someone the chance to either apologize or discontinue said behavior and expect me to /cheer for you getting them banned or something in a small venue like a group in a non- spam type context I simply can't get on board.
I know when you feel victimized by someone's comment it can feel like near re-victimization to have to be the strong one to confront the situation, especially since you feel so in-the-right. However, it would better live up to my expectations of this column if you requested people draw on that inner strength, or built a more transparent situation in your response as to when this 1-5 step process was the right method of dealing with life online.
I should expand on that. If you confront the situation you're much less likely to feel the victim. Honestly it feels like in most of your replies to problems of any sort your first step to solving it is to confront it. I find it odd that in this case it is not.
Once again I surely can't blame you, the situation is awkward. But I promise you that confronting the situation is more likely to remove some of, if not all of, your victimized status then the advice you've given here.
If you confront the person somehow you may get an apology, the group may say "yeah, seriously fool, not cool" or whatever. It will empower you. If the person ends up being a serious jerk after that, usually your group's POV will hold up your pride. Confronting the situation empowers you. Reporting them really doesn't. If you could report him now you wouldn't feel better. If you could go back to that moment and say "wtf, jerk?" and have him prove himself one way or the other (sounds like he really is a jerk) then leaving group and reporting him would make you feel good. He'd be the moron and you'd be the powerful person who stands up for them self.
Without confronting it, you are the person who sat down and took it, rage boiling inside, wanting to fight back but doing nothing. This is where prolonged victim status comes from. Reporting him without confrontation does little to fix the feeling.
If you confront, you may be apologized to, your group may agree with you, either way the situation is given an end by you and your awesome self-assured bad-ass self who calls out the wicked in their thoughtless behavior. Then you can smite them as you like, but who really feels the need to after standing up for themselves and having made the moron's actions lose them a player as good as you?
I'm sorry people screw with you, I promise you're worth the typing to stand up for yourself, and that it feels better than reporting or trying to kick them without saying why.
It does indeed. But it says state in party chat that it is unacceptable and call for a vote kick. That's one step that should be many. It also isn't confronting the guy. If they want to kick him he'd be kicked before he could even say sorry, typing out "I'm sorry, I didn't mean...." takes far longer than the vote kick.
"this guy's behavior is unacceptable"
a vote has been initiated to remove______ from group
Leaves no time for reply, and very little room to feel better about the situation. I've kicked people before, and I doubt that it's as much croney-ism as you see if you use that method and more a lack of wanting to instantly click the boot button without a reply.
I really think everyone would feel better if they played the situation out for a moment. In your particular situation I'd have voted to kick, but in many of these I wouldn't instantly kick someone so fast. You'd be left with the feeling that people thought it was ok, when really I just wouldn't know what was going on yet. You'd also miss the opportunity of an appology, etc.


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Perhaps the greatest change caused by the resurrection was in the character of the disciples. They had previously been timid, afraid, and depressed after witnessing the arrest and suffering of Jesus. But after His resurrection they became aggressive, bold, and full of joy.
Peter is a prime example. He was the one who had earlier denied the Lord to a lowly servant girl. But after the resurrection, he stood in the temple courts defying the very men who put Jesus on the cross (Acts 4:20).
When you observe the post-resurrection disciples, you see that they had life! Their circumstances didn't matter. They had joy in the midst of suffering and peace in the midst of turmoil. Nothing could take away their passion arising from the everlasting life they'd received from Christ.
The disciples believed so much in the resurrection that they gave their lives to sharing the news. The first to die was James the brother of John, who was killed by the sword upon the order of King Herod (Acts 12:1-2). Church tradition holds that John miraculously survived being put into a cauldron of boiling water, then later was exiled to the island of Patmos; Peter was crucified in Rome upside down; Matthew was slain by a sword in a distant city in Ethiopia; James the son of Alphaeus was thrown from a pinnacle of the temple, then beaten to death with a blacksmith's tool; Philip was hanged against a pillar at Hierapolis in Phrygia; Bartholomew was skinned alive; Andrew was bound to a cross—and preached to his persecutors until he died; Thomas was run through with a lance in the East Indies; Jude was shot to death with arrows; Matthias was first stoned and then beheaded; Mark died in Alexandria in Egypt after being cruelly dragged through the city.
Let me ask you: Would you have died for a lie? Would these disciples have endured such persecution for a dead man?
No. They saw the risen Lord—then gave their very lives in service to Him. They were no longer afraid of death because they'd found the true meaning of life. They were transformed, for they were living in resurrection life.
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So we see ample historical evidence for the resurrection.
Earlier we mentioned a unique and rather unexpected approach to the resurrection that we find in Scripture. Let's go back and explore it.
How did Peter explain the resurrection on the Day of Pentecost? He was a close disciple of Jesus, he had been there to witness the crucifixion, and he'd talked with Jesus after He rose from the dead.
But in his Pentecost sermon, Peter didn't give such factual evidence. He didn't say, "I know God raised Him up again because I saw Him." Instead he declared, "I know God raised Him up because it was impossible for Him to be held in death's grip." This is recorded in Peter's words in Acts 2:24, where Jesus is referred to as the One "whom God raised up, having loosed the pains of death, because it was not possible that He should be held by it."
Peter's words present the first apostolic statement on the resurrection. Peter was declaring with absolute certainty, "God raised up Jesus—the man you nailed to a cross."
Remember that Peter was speaking to a crowd in Jerusalem, the city where Jesus died. Many in that crowd had probably been eyewitnesses to Jesus' crucifixion, which had happened there less than two months earlier. His execution had been a prominent event in the city, one that no doubt was a topic of discussion for a long time. Peter was addressing people keenly interested in what he was talking about.
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Very simple to prep the butter. Served one evening with fish per recipe and it was very good. Served once again with steamed lobster and it was excellent.
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Compound butter—butter mixed with other ingredients such as herbs and acids like wine or citrus juices—adds bright yet rich flavor to meat, poultry, fish, or vegetables. Use thyme, chives, or rosemary instead of tarragon, if you prefer. Keep the leftover butter mixture in the refrigerator for several days, and use it on steamed vegetables, shrimp, poultry, or meats.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 fillet and 1 1/2 teaspoons butter mixture)
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- Calories: 227
- Fat: 8.6g
- Saturated fat: 4.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Protein: 35g
- Carbohydrate: 0.3g
- Fiber: 0.1g
- Cholesterol: 78mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 444mg
- Calcium: 58mg
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I've felt like a hybrid of a man and a woman my entire life. I always felt like there was some degree of separation between myself and my twin sister who is a self proclaimed cisfemale. I didn't know about mixed genders or no genders. I just thought it was a quirk and a really unnerving one.
and because this concept was so new to me, when I thought it might apply to me I shrugged it off because I thought it might be the influence of the new people I had met and then I realized something. By doing this I was internally gender-policing myself. So, consider this my coming out post.
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August 21, 2014, Thursday
A Dropped Fly Ball in the Ninth Helps the Pirates End a Long Skid
Tuesday's rain-shortened game against the Cubs will resume Thursday after baseball cited a problem with the tarp at Wrigley Field.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
Giants' Rout Aided by Review
The Giants scored seven runs in the seventh inning after a video review led umpires to overturn an out call at home, and San Francisco beat the White Sox, 7-1.
August 14, 2014, Thursday
Royals, Surging in Playoff Race, Rout Struggling Giants
Caleb Joseph, Nelson Cruz and Delmon Young all homered as Baltimore beat John Lackey and the St. Louis Cardinals.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
One-Two Punch in the Bullpen Takes Some Knocks
Pablo Sandoval's ground-rule double off reliever Jenrry Mejia helped give the Giants the win, ruining the day for several would-be Mets heroes.
August 5, 2014, Tuesday
In Giants' Rout of Mets, the Biggest Hit May Be to Colon's Trade Value
Bartolo Colon, the subject of rumors before the trading deadline, could still be sent to a contender through the waiver system. His performance against San Francisco did little to help his value, though.
August 4, 2014, Monday
World Series Replay: Game 3
After a 2-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers, they have taken an authoritative three-games-to-none lead in the World Series.
World Series Replay: Game 2
Hunter Pence and Angel Pagan scored the only runs as San Francisco took a 2-0 series lead.
World Series Replay: Game 1
The San Francisco Giants beat the Detroit Tigers, 8-3, in Game 1 of the World Series.
Photo Replay: Oct. 22
A view of the day in sports, with action from the Giants' 9-0 win over the Cardinals and the Bears' victory against the Lions.
Giants' Championship History
The Giants franchise has won five World Series titles, but hasn't won a championship since 1954, when the team was still playing at the Polo Grounds in New York. A look at their previous World Series triumphs.
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