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UV works the best...but can be intense with certain types of glow plastics.
Other options are one of those super bright rechargeable million candle light lights..they are a little bulky and will blind everybody in the group if not used properly...so will the UV light.
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What made Total Recall so special was how, for a Hollywood blockbuster, the film was so very smart and at the same time so gratuitous and graphic in all the most offensive ways—F-bombs and body counts earned the film, as the legend goes, an initial X rating. But that's only one reason to love Total Recall, which went on to inspire a TV series, the film Minority Report and a possible remake planned for 2011.
The link is complete with film clips and tons of links. I love it. The movie is so bad I can't help but watch it. But then, I'll watch almost any sci-fi movie twice. However, since I can't find DC Cab (1983) on any cable channel, I ordered the cheap DVD. It's not sci-fi, it's just 80s goofy, and I can't get enough.


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After more than 30 years in business at White Flint Mall, Esterman Estate Jewelers has closed its doors. Customers walking the mall are sparse, and empty storefronts are scattered among the retailers still in operation.
Esterman Estate Jewelers, which opened in 1980, had seen fewer customers and declining sales recently.
Steven Sharabany ran the store on the second level of White Flint Mall. His son, Eric Sharabany, said the 10-hour work days, six days a week, became too much for his 74-year-old father. When the lease was up, he decided to close the store and retire.
"Business has been down," Eric Sharabany said. "There's not a lot of stores in the mall, so there hasn't been a lot of foot traffic."
White Flint Mall's owners, Lerner Enterprises and the Tower Cos., are preparing to tear down most of the 1977 indoor shopping center to make way for a new transit-oriented, mixed-use town center complex. Under a sketch plan approved in October, developers will demolish all but Lord and Taylor, the mall's last anchor store. The owners have not yet said exactly when construction will begin, but a county planner said the approval process to begin building will take at least a couple of years.
Not far from Esterman Estate Jewelers' former location, Bert Oser owns and operates Bertram's Inkwell, a high-end writing instruments store he started in the mall in 1985. Oser said he has also seen a decline in business recently.
"Our mall business ... has been as you would expect in a mall that is closing down — abysmal, at best," he said.
Fortunately for Oser, about a third of his business comes from trade shows and Internet sales, so those sources make up for the lost business at his physical store.
Oser said his lease isn't up for another three years, although he would be open to moving out before then, depending on the timeline for redevelopment. Until he finds that out, his plans for relocating are somewhat up in the air.
"The only plan we have is an idea that we want to move north about a mile, and that's about it," he said.
After the mall comes down and a mixed-use development takes its place, Oser said, he might be interested in moving into the new development, but that could be way down the road. Nkosi Yearwood, a planner with the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, said developers still have to submit a site plan before they can begin to build the mall's replacement.
"Construction would be at least two years out," he said.
Representatives from Lerner Enterprises did not return calls by press time.
The proposed redevelopment project's sketch plan calls for building a town center area in three stages on a 45-acre property. It includes 21 buildings at heights from 50 to 250 feet along Rockville Pike and an extended Executive Boulevard. Under the plan, Lord and Taylor would be surrounded by almost 4.2 million square feet of new high-rise office, residential and hotel buildings, as well as more than 1 million square feet of new retail space around an outdoor piazza.


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What do you do when your heart beats too fast, too slow, and not in sync? When you've had two heart attacks, and you've developed congestive heart failure? You go to the Electrophysiology Lab at Bridgeport Hospital to find out what's going on!
"I'm the only male left among my siblings," says Paul Augustine. The family history of heart disease has claimed four brothers and also affects a sister. And it's almost claimed him—four times. He's grateful that recent advances in cardiac technology have kept him going strong.
Back in 1975, Paul was only 40 when, after a softball game, he felt "a little heaviness in my left arm." He would have ignored it. It was his wife, Marlyn, who made him go to Bridgeport Hospital, where he learned he'd just had a heart attack.
Prompt treatment, plus cardiac rehabilitation, saved his heart and his life.
Ten years later, after a second heart attack, Paul came to Bridgeport Hospital, where expert cardiothoracic surgeons bypassed four blocked arteries so blood could flow to his heart muscle. Once again, his life was saved.
In 1999, Paul suffered fainting spells, breathlessness, and weakness in the legs. "These are among the symptoms of congestive heart failure, or CHF," says Paul's cardiologist, Ahmed Jamshidi, MD, who has been protecting and watching over Paul's heart for more than thirty years now. "Congestive heart failure, a common outcome of heart disease, is when the heart is too weak to pump enough blood to the body's organs."
Dr. Jamshidi was very concerned that the CHF would lead to a life-threatening arrhythmia, so he asked Craig McPherson, MD, director of Cardiac Electrophysiology at Bridgeport Hospital, to evaluate the electrical function of Paul's heart.
In the Electrophysiology Lab, Dr. McPherson found that Paul's heart had no hidden, life-threatening rhythm tendencies. However, it was prone to heart block—an abnormally slow heartbeat—so Paul needed a pacemaker. (See "What's in a Word?")
For several years after his pacemaker was implanted, Paul felt pretty good again. Then in 2003 the old weakness and breathlessness came back. "I'd walk up seven or eight steps and have to rest," Paul says. "I couldn't walk even 50 feet without stopping to catch my breath." And now, his heart was in such poor shape, Dr. Jamshidi told him he had two choices:
Hoping to avoid a transplant, Paul came again to Bridgeport Hospital's Electrophysiology Lab to undergo more testing of his heart's electrical system. These sophisticated tests demonstrated two problems:
The news was good: no transplant! Dr. McPherson agreed with Dr. Jamshidi that a biventricular ICD would solve both problems. "This multi-tasking device does more than prevent a slow heartbeat," he explains. "When the fast heartbeat occurs the ICD can also shock the heart back to a normal rhythm. It also can be connected to a wire that leads to the left ventricle. This meant the new device could synchronize the contraction of the two ventricles for a more effective heartbeat. In fact," adds Dr. McPherson, "this new type of biventricular (right and left ventricle) pacing is referred to as 'resynchronization therapy.'"
The morning after his biventricular ICD was implanted, Paul went home breathing easier. Within weeks, he was feeling stronger and healthier than he had in years.
"The difference between the old pacemaker and the new bivent," he says, referring to his new device as if it were an old friend, "is like night and day. I can go up a flight of stairs without thinking about it. I can walk half a mile at a time. I can do many of the things I had cautiously stayed away from before, like climbing hills and working in the yard."
What advice does Paul Augustine have for others who find themselves feeling faint, weak, and breathless? Take it seriously, and go straight to the experts. "When it comes to your heart" — he shakes a finger — "don't fool around!"


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Richard Bennett (ex-Roman Catholic priest) of the Berean Beacon (richly informative video below) Exposes the Dangerous Ties of Pagan, Mystic Religions (specifically Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism) in the Emergent Church Movement (ECM). Mr. Bennett discusses the false teachings of Phyllis Tickle (The Great Emergence) and many, many more, like the Jesuits, Ignatius of Loyola, Thomas Merton. Also discussed is Richard Foster and Tony Jones who have been major post-modern contributors to the ECM false teachings.


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Ryan Gosling plays a stunt rider turned bank robber in his latest flick, "The Place Beyond the Pines," and revealed to the Telegraph that this role allowed him to live out his fantasy … as a bank robber. He said, "I've been thinking about a bank robbery my whole life, and I finally got to do it."
The 32-year-old hunk dished about the scene, revealing that they filmed the robbery in only one take, using the bank's real employees and customers instead of actors. While it was supposed to be one candid take, unfortunately for Gosling, he didn't end up scaring anyone, and things turned out quite differently when the cameras started rolling.
But indulging in his fantasy wasn't the only reason that Gosling liked being in this film. He added, "I loved making this movie. Initially, I just thought I got to rob banks on a bike, but actually it goes much, much deeper than that."
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Gary Small, M.D., remembers the patient well. An accomplished mathematician in his early 70s, the man consulted Small after struggling with calculations, and after his wife noticed he was getting cranky. Small, director of the UCLA Center on Aging, put the mathematician through a battery of tests—and the man got top scores on all of them, including 30 out of 30 on a memory test and a whopping 140 on his IQ test. So when Small saw the patient's brain scan, he was stunned: it had all the markings of full-blown Alzheimer's disease.
"Usually, people with such profound brain changes can barely carry on a conversation," says Small. "This man was still doing high-level mathematics." Though the case is extreme, it is not unique. In fact, up to 20 percent of people autopsied who had no major memory problems are discovered to have had Alzheimer's, says Yaakov Stern, Ph.D., a neuropsychologist at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City.
How does the brain continue to function—sometimes quite efficiently—despite changes that should cause severe disability? An answer, many scientists believe, is "cognitive reserve": the combination of a person's innate abilities and the additional brainpower that comes from challenging the mind. Studies show that diverse, mentally stimulating tasks result in more brain cells, more robust connections among those cells, and a greater ability to bypass age- or disease-related trouble spots in the brain. The more you work your mind, the greater your cognitive reserve. And the greater your reserve, the greater your ability to withstand the inevitable challenges of aging.
As a doctor specializing in memory problems, I have seen recent discoveries offer new hope and guidance to people who want to maintain peak brain performance. Although we don't know how to stop the devastation of dementia, we learn more each year about combating the small losses in brainpower that often come after 50—even while you enjoy the brain benefits of getting older (and yes, as you'll see below, those benefits do exist).
Your brain at 50+
Despite what our youth-oriented culture tells us, mental decline after 50 is not a given. In fact, in some ways the healthy brain gets stronger with age. Studies confirm that accumulated knowledge and expert skills (a.k.a. wisdom) increase as you get older. In addition, emotional savvy, such as not dwelling on negative thoughts, also appears to grow with age, as demonstrated in a recent Duke University study. Researchers showed a set of photos to study participants. Some of the photos were of neutral items such as household objects; others were distressing shots of violent scenes. Tested later, participants in their 70s remembered about the same number of neutral images as did those in their 20s, but the older people remembered fewer of the unpleasant ones. Cell-signaling activity in the older group suggested their brains filtered out bad memories.
Other brain functions may not improve with age, but they don't automatically wane either. One example is higher-order decision making such as choosing the best investments. Older people do as well as younger ones on tests that measure this function—as long as they aren't rushed.
And that's the catch. Some brain functions tend to decline with age, and speed is one of them. The likely reasons are loss of neural connections, blockages of blood supply, and decreases in nerve-signaling chemicals.


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Train of Terror
All aboard the Train of Terror for a thrilling and chilling, four-mile ride with a variety of spooky scenes along the route. Buy tickets at the Silver Creek Depot and Freight House. Food and beverages are available. October 10, 17, and 24th. All Tickets: $8.00
Tough Mudder 2016
Tough Mudder events are hardcore obstacle courses designed to test your all around strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie. With the most innovative courses, over one million inspiring participants worldwide to date, and more than $8 million raised for the Wounded Warrior Project, Tough Mudder is the premier adventure challenge series in the world. But Tough Mudder is more than an event; it's a way of thinking. By running a Tough Mudder challenge, you'll unlock a true sense of accomplishment, have a great time and discover camaraderie with your fellow participants that's experienced all too rarely these days.
Burpee Museum Traveling Exhibit - Savage Ancient Seas: Dinosaurs of the Deep!
Take the plunge into the deep, dark, Savage Ancient Seas! It is the world of the late Cretaceous period-over 70 million years ago! Filled with huge carnivorous marine reptiles with double-hinged jaws and teeth in the middle of their palates, gigantic flesh-eating fish big enough to swallow an adult human being whole, flying reptiles with 3-foot skulls, and the biggest sea turtles to have ever lived! Exhibit opens to the public January 17, 2015, and is here until September 7, 2015.
Silver Creek & Stephenson Railroad and Silvercreek Museum Fall Harvest Demonstrations
All aboard as a 36-ton, 1912 Heisler steam locomotive pulls three cabooses for a four-mile ride through farmlands. Purchase your ticket at the Silver Creek Depot, a turn-of-the-century replica filled with railroad artifacts, and browse the Freight House Gift Shop and Silvercreek Museum. Weather permitting, there will be fall harvest demonstrations with horses and tractors. The museum will feature sauerkraut and brats. Train: Adults: $7; Children under 12: $3; Cab Rides: Inquire at the Depot; Museum: Adults: $4; Children under 12: Free.
Rockford City Market
The Rockford City Market features local growers and vendors who sell natural products and unique retail items, live music, demonstrations and kid's activities. Enjoy the fun Fridays from 3:30-8:30 p.m. May 22-October 02 (3:30-7:30 p.m. after Labor Day). Located on Water Street in Downtown Rockford.
Northwest Illinois Rock Club's 2015 Jewelry, Gem, Fossil and Mineral Show
Midwest dealers will showcase a variety of beautiful gemstones, minerals, fossils, jewelry, beads and gifts for holiday shopping. In addition, there will be lapidary demonstrations, a fun-filled children's fish pond and games, speakers and displays.
Silver Creek & Stephenson Railroad Steam Train Rides, Silvercreek Museum Soup Supper
All aboard the antique steam train as a 36 ton, 1912 Heisler steam locomotive pulls three cabooses, and two passenger flatcars for a four mile ride through farmlands and across a bridge 30 feet above Yellow Creek. Purchase your ticket at the Silver Creek Deport, and browse for novelties in the Freight House. Visit the Silver Creek Museum which offers 25 rooms of early Americana and featuring the 130 ton Cooper Corliss Steam Engine and its over 25' fly wheel. The museum will feature homemade soups, sandwiches and dessert. Train: Adults: $7; Children under 12: $3; Cab Rides: Inquire at the Depot; Museum: Adults: $4; Children under 12: Free.
Art in the Park
Join the Freeport Park District and the Freeport Art Museum as they welcome back the 8th annual, award winning, Art in the Park. Come out to Krape Park and enjoy the sights and sounds at this free community event. Cruise the walks and view the fine art on display by local and regional artists. Purchase a wonderful new piece of artwork to take home with you. Listen as local performing artists take the stage throughout the day. Partake in creative hands-on activities with the kids. Don't miss out on this enjoyable event. For information on presenting as a artist, please call the Freeport Park District. Visit www.artintheparkfreeport.com for more information. Food will be available. 10 am - 5 pm.
Silver Creek and Stephenson Railroad and Silvercreek Museum Labor Day Celebration
All aboard the antique steam train as a 36 ton, 1912 Heisler steam locomotive pulls three cabooses, and two passenger flatcars for a four mile ride through farmlands and across a bridge 30 feet above Yellow Creek. Purchase your ticket at the Silver Creek Depot, a turn-of-the-century replica filled with railroad artifacts. Browse for novelties in the Freight House and visit the Silvercreek Museum which offers 25 rooms of early Americana, a display of antique machinery, Henney Motor Company vehicles which were manufactured in Freeport, and the operating Cooper-Corliss engine, a giant 130 ton steam engine. The Silvercreek Museum will be serving sandwiches and deserts. Train: Adults: $7; Children under 12: $3; Cab Rides available inquire at the Depot Freight House. Museum: Adults: $4; Children under 12: Free.
Rockford-Freeport Illinois Kennel Club Dog Show
The event includes an All Breed Dog/Obedience/Rally/Show, as well as information on showing and training.
Illinois Game and Pet Breeders Fall Swap Meet
This swap meet involves the buying, selling and trading of game birds, animals, pets and supplies. Vendors will also be available with local honey, garden plants, flowers, and a small flea market. Events opens at 6 am. Gate Fee: $3.00 per person over the age of 12.
Christmas Tea at the Stephenson County Historical Museum
Celebrate this holiday tradition at the historic 1857 Oscar Taylor home decorated in Christmas finery. Enjoy music and and homemade cookies with coffee, tea or punch as your tour the mansion. The Holiday Gift Shop will be open featuring a selection of historical books, toys and other unique gift items.
Cider n' Cinnamon Arts and Crafts Fair - Edgebrook
Cider n' Cinnamon has been a Rockford art & craft tradition for over 40 years! Join us for this free art and craft event held at Edgebrook annually. More than 70 exhibitors will be displaying a variety of art, jewelry, crafts, clothing, vintage décor, and so much more! Enjoy delicious food and live music both days! Get a head start on your holiday shopping with unique and local finds for the gift giving season. In addition to the vendors, all Edgebrook merchants will have normal business hours and our eateries will be ready to serve you.
Pretzel City Brewfest
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Animated short short explaining life as a cashier
got done an all new short-short (under 20 seconds) which sums up my day job. i think it's a superb improvement from Monocle Laundry but let me know what you think:
if the cartoon gets to 5000 views in a decent amount of time my mate and i might make a series out of these. if you enjoy it don't forget to share it with your friends!
Re: Animated short short explaining life as a cashier
This is the part of the website url address that is placed between the YouTube brackets... Odh-qW3IFAk
That way your video will embed. Thanks for posting, it's a nice little cartoon...
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thanks Charles, always forget how to do youtube vids properly on here
next up we're thinking of doing a short series of vignettes that loop between each other
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Monday, October 03, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 3, 2011) – Head East Tennessee State University softball coach Brad Irwin announced Monday afternoon that the Bucs will host Milligan in a single game on Wednesday evening. First pitch is set for 5 p.m. at Betty Basler Field.
The Bucs and Buffs kicked off the fall season back on Sept. 22, but heavy rains postponed the second game of the doubleheader, forcing the make-up game on Wednesday.
Following Wednesday's game with Milligan, ETSU completes its fall season on Saturday. The Bucs will host King College at noon and Lee University at 4 p.m. Admission is free for all three games.
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In another thread I rated Amis as my favorite contemporary author. Since I'm back at school and I thoroughly enjoyed Time's Arrow, I decided to give this title a shot.
It's hilarious. I'm about 1/3 of the way through, and I know for sure that this book is the best-written profanity-ridden work I've read yet. It's heavy (on the vocab) and very dark, but the wit and thought process of the main protagonist, Richard Tull, gives me a laugh like every five minutes.
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Show coincides with Women's History Month
Soprano Amy Jarman's upcoming recital features adaptations of texts written by an international roster of women spanning 200 years. "Women's Words," which also features pianist Jerome Reed, seems tailor-made for National Women's History Month.
"That was actually just an accident," Jarman laughed. "But it's nice, isn't it?"
Jarman teaches voice at Vanderbilt's Blair School of Music, where "Women's Words" will be presented on March 12. Before then, she and Reed will perform the recital at Middle Tennessee State University (Wednesday, March 6) and at Lipscomb University (Friday, March 8), where Reed is a professor of piano.
The two music professors perform together regularly. This time they stumbled onto the theme of women writers and each made a list — a long list, according to Reed — of pieces they were interested in performing, some new to their repertoire, others favorites.
"One of the things that drew me to a lot of this is that these texts are not necessarily texts that would have had to be written by women, but they certainly do emphasize a lot of the things that I think women writers write really beautifully about," Jarman said. "Love, loss, anticipation, desire."
Two pieces by Schubert were selected first and open the program. "Suleika, Op. 14" and "Suleikas zweiter Gesang, Op. 31" were originally attributed to German poet Goethe but were later found to have been written by Marianne von Willemer (1784-1860). She is a woman "with whom Goethe probably had a brief affair with but had a long correspondence with in his lifetime," Jarman said.
Next, Jarman chose a setting of excerpts from Anne Frank's diary set to music by José Bowen.
Reed suggested Rachmaninoff, whose piano music he loves, so "How Fair This Spot!" and two other poems by Russian poet Glafira Galina (1873-1942) went onto the list.
Lee Hoiby's setting of Emily Dickinson's "The Shining Place," which closes the program, is a favorite for Jarman and a treat for Reed as well.
"I love playing Lee Hoiby things because he was also a really fabulous pianist and the piano parts just fit really well, they're really fun to play," Reed said.
In planning "Women's Words," Jarman and Reed aimed for balance in terms of segment length and range of composers, authors and times. They didn't want the programto feature only American poets and composers nor to be restricted to one type of music.
"You want something that's meaty, that people are really going to think about," Jarman said. "Then you want something a little lighter, sort of like having sorbet between courses in an elaborate meal."
Jarman and Reed also managed to find a mix of music and texts that presents a wide range of experiences while sharing subtle ties. For example, two versions of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?" open the second half of the program. One, by Norman dello Joio, was performed at Reed's wedding. In "Women's Words," it'll be followed by a version composed by Libby Larsen.
"The thing that's really fascinating about that is the last note of the Libby Larsen is also the first note of the Norman dello Joio, so they hook together very well," Reed said.
— by MiChelle Jones, for The Tennessean
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What: "Women's Words," a recital by soprano Amy Jarman and pianist Jerome Reed
When: 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 6 (MTSU); 8 p.m. Thursday, March 7 (Ward Hall, Lipscomb University); 8 p.m. March 12 (Turner Recital Hall, Vanderbilt's Blair School of Music)
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DC Comics recently announced their new digital exclusive series, "Adventures of Superman," hyping a list of creators that would make any comic book fan excited beyond reason. Then came an additional name, one that DC had to have known would, at least, cause uproar and, at most, cause a full-on boycott.
Orson Scott Card.
Card is best known for his science fiction novel "Ender's Game," which is currently being adapted for the big screen with a release date for this November. Card is now equally known as a political commentator and outspoken opponent of homosexual behavior and the legalization of same-sex marriage. And I don't mean that he's the lazy type of opponent, like a distant family member who complains about "the world today" in between drinks at Thanksgiving. Card's anti-gay stance is quite aggressive; he's literally on the board of directors for the National Organization for Marriage, an organization whose primary goal is keeping same-sex marriage illegal. At this point it's safe to say that Card's legacy is equal parts sci-fi author and marriage equality opposer.
Some comic journalists, and undoubtedly hundreds (if not thousands) of comic readers don't see the big deal. They'll rationalize that there are tons of comic book creators whose opinions don't match theirs, yet they still buy their comics. Some have even gone so far as to say that members of the LGBT community don't even have a right to be angry, because Card is an author and not an activist (which, if you still think that's true, please go back and read the previous paragraph). There are two very real reasons why Card is not fit for the job, and why everyone has a very real right to be upset.
1. Bigotry is not an opinion
Orson Scott Card's belief that legalizing same-sex marriage will destroy our country and his insane viewpoints on the origin of homosexuality (ones that I will hide behind a link because I don't want to type them here) are not merely opinions. They are bigotry.
Imagine if Card had previously made comments about how great segregation was, or how he believes it's his right to own slaves. Imagine if Card had gone on lengthy diatribes about how all women should be expunged from the work force and shoved back into their kitchens, where they belong. What if Card was on the board of directors for a group dedicated to keeping interracial marriage illegal? At one point in the past, the majority of society could, disgustingly, view every single one of those statements as a valid opinion. This is where history has proven to be on the side of progress and equality, and it's here where every argument against gay marriage and LGBT equality is obliterated. History holds the truth. So why are anti-gay beliefs so easily dismissed as mere opinions whereas similar beliefs against people of color labeled as racist and are therefore, rightfully so, looked at as reprehensible?
However politicized gay marriage has become in this country, I remain firm in my belief that it is not a political issue. Taxes are a political issue -- this is a human issue. Orson Scott Card has the right to hate whomever he wants, and he has the right to fight for inequality all the livelong day. But when an opinion crosses the line into actively damaging the quality of life of a sizable chunk of the population, it becomes indefensible. It becomes bigotry.
2. His viewpoint means he cannot do the job
Orson Scott Card can write all the science fiction he wants, creating the worlds from scratch and molding new characters to fit his outlook on life. That's his prerogative. He should not, however, be allowed to come anywhere near pre-established superheroes like Superman, who possess a single, unifying trait: an overwhelming compassion for all human beings and the desire to fight for their survival and rights. This is not a political statement. This truth goes beyond political leanings.
I know that it's highly unlikely that Card will use his brief story to attack the LGBT community. But can you imagine Superman, the greatest champion for truth and justice, sitting on the board of NOM (National Organization for Marriage)? Can you imagine Superman saving a gay couple's lives on their wedding day and then, while looking them in the eye, telling them they're an abomination? Writers seldom have everything in common with their characters. I'm sure Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan love Mexican food as much as Deadpool, but would probably think twice about inflicting the level of physical violence the character dishes out monthly. I don't expect writers to share the darker aspects of the characters they write. I do, however, like to think that the writers look up to, relate to and hopefully strive to emulate the very best qualities of the characters they write. I cannot imagine that Orson Scott Card, believing the things he believes, can ever put himself firmly into Superman's mindset as a protector of the human race.
When you think about it, Card's views about the LGBT community are actually more akin to those of a super villain. He has a good bit of his heart devoted to hate, judgment and derision. He opposes progress and equality. He literally sits on the board of an organization whose entire reason for existing is restricting the rights of other human beings. This is the man that is writing a Superman story?
This entire fiasco wouldn't be so WTF Certified if DC hadn't gone to such great lengths to court the LGBT community and push our culture towards equality and acceptance. DC Comics still publishes "Batwoman," the only comic with a gay lead at either of the big two. They regularly introduce gay characters into their ensembles. They have Gail Simone on the payroll, a writer who is the biggest proponent for diversity and LGBT activist in comics, in addition to being one of the best writers in the business. How big of a draw is Orson Scott Card that DC is fine with contradicting al the great work they're doing? Are there no other big names out there to court? It's a good bet that Card was hired so a trade paperback of "Adventures of Superman" with his name on it would be on the shelves in time for the "Ender's Game" film's release. But really, is there no one else you can try for, maybe one whose bigoted beliefs don't contradict so many things you're trying to accomplish?
There will, of course, be boycotts and petitions, but I don't think those are worthwhile methods of protest. Instead, I encourage people who choose to boycott this issue to donate to the Human Rights Campaign. It's important that everyone, from the fans to the journalists to the comic companies, realize that supporting human equality isn't something we can pick and choose with. Bigotry is not an opinion, and bigotry is not something that our superheroes would defend.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
Wow. Suddenly everyone in comics is an idealist.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
Bro, thats what I'm sayin right there. Everyone is concerned with how Superman is represented?? Oh man, so many things wrong with this issue.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
You said it.
Have you been following the comments on the site's forum? Man.
If you're bigoted against bigots, does that make you a bigot? If you hate haters, does that make you a hater?
If people were as passionate about things like... oh let's see... ARTISTS' RIGHTS IN THE COMIC BOOK INDUSTRY as they are about one single writer for one Superman publication then there wouldn't be a need for the Hero Initiative now would there?
Oh well. Don't want to be labeled an idealist.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
Well, then we'd be two idealist then..cuz you know you're speaking my language.
I've brought the point up about what Superman really represents. Hypocrisy. Basically. Superman is ironic. Like most super hero titles. And animation movies. ALl these stories are about justice and balance, sticking up for the average man/woman...and..well...you know the rest...lol
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
I don't really follow comics at all.. is this Orson Scott Card person to comics what Roman Polanski is to film? Michael Jackson to Pop music? Wernher Von Braun to Rocketry? Socrates to Philosophy?
Seems kind of weird, but you take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and their you have the facts of life.
Maybe the dude writes a great Superman story.. maybe he doesn't.. it's not like Superman is going to die... well, unless it's to sell more books he won't die.
I don't really know where I'm going with this. The world is a very interesting place. These boycotters remind me of people who are relentless followers of Jesus.. yet don't pay taxes.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
Render to Caesar the things that are Ceasar's and to God the things that are God's.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
I saw this story on the wires after it had been cooking for a while.
I laughed my ass off.
Why? Because when I started out in journalism, comics, art, just about EVERYONE was a bigot. You didn't have minorities or women in top positions. You would literally have people on staff call you to your face all sorts of racial epithets and to them it was normal. I at that time was a no nonsense person and literally had to kick the living s*** out of some people and worse.
What this guy is is just being himself and at least he's honorable enough to do it in public. The bottom line is as long as his viewpoints don't violate civil rights laws he's cool to do what he wants.
Even today I've been shocked recently at finding out people I've known since childhood or since college via Facebook and other ways have been die hard conservative assholes or liberal psychotics. You don't know whom to trust anymore.
I do not like racists nor bigots. I have put a gun to the face of many of them in the old days and they chilled out. It's the only way to communicate to them. They're mentally ill and irresponsible.
So what this guy's viewpoints stem from some bronze age evaluation of reality. It tells you right off the bat where he's coming from and stay away. On the job it's something different and were I the penciller on the book I'd tell him right off the bat I'm not interested in your viewpoints as this-is-the-job.
I've worked with hundreds of writers. From Pulitzer nominees, Caldicott winners, Peabody Award winners, and so on. You build up a rapport and affinity for each other or you don't, but get that established from the door not halfway down stream.
Lesbian or gay? I don't care. As long as you don't try broadcasting it at every turn it's your business just don't get hypocritical or you will be told.
Re: People rally to boycot Superman Writer 4 being bigot
Double Amen to all that. Its good to hear it from someone else.
In addition to that thought,
It's funny what people will get up in arms about? Especially art pros in comics and animation...What Superman stands for? What about the corporation that owns Superman? What do they stand for? What do most of the artists stand for?
I could answer, but I think its best to leave rhetorical.
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|Stowe Summer Attractions Open June 24 - 26, 2006
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The Alpine Slide is a lot of fun for children and adults. You ride a ski chair lift to the top of a large hill and then ride plastic carts on wheels down a fiberglass track. You can control the speed with a hand lever. I think the minimum age might be seven years old. Younger children can ride with adults.
The Bungee Trampoline was popular when it debuted last summer and it will reopen June 26. The inflatable obstacle course is new this year.
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The ski gondola which goes nearly to the top of Mt. Mansfield will open June 30. There is a restaurant at the top of the gondola run and it offers great views.
The Stowe ski area is about 15 miles from our inn.
If you are planning a family vacation, you might be interested in the Family Package we put together which includes a ride on the Alpine Slide along with other fun activities.
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|Chewing Through Vermont
Here's a fun way to see some of the most popular parts of Vermont and get fed at the same time: just drive the "food trail" from Ben & Jerrys to Stowe
Ben & Jerrys ice cream factory ( www.benjerry.com ), Vermonts number one tourist attraction, is located in Waterbury, in the north central part of the state, a few minutes northwest of the capital of Montpelier, and about halfway between the year-around resorts of Stowe and Sugarbush (both a little over 12 miles away). Burlington and Lake Champlain are about 25 miles northwest.
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Next stop: a cider mill. Turn left from the Cabot Cheese store and follow Route 100 north a few minutes to Cold Hollow Cider Mill ( Cold Hollow ). Its a working mill where you can watch apples being squeezed. A local favorite are the fresh cider doughnuts. There is also a large store with tons of Vermont food products such as jams, jellies, mustards, and maple butter you can sample.
By now, youre only a few minutes from the village of Stowe so keep heading north on Route 100. This area made its reputation on skiing but it is now a year around resort with plenty of summer activities such as golf, tennis, hiking, swimming, horseback riding, and more. We're mentioning it in this food article because Stowe has 58 good quality restaurants - second only to Boston in the New England area for the number of two and three star restaurants. However, you probably don't need to know that if you really ate your way here.
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