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Written by TimS on Sunday, 15th Jul 2012 21:01
I was sitting in a bar during another wet Saturday lunchtime, reading the papers. Going past the endless Olympics stories, I got to the double page spread about the recently completed John Terry trial. One page was full of who said **** to who.
There were pictures of various Chelsea 'legends' rushing into the court, making the whole sorry sage seem like a Phil Mitchell court case from Eastenders. The other page was full of sober quotes about football going to the dogs, with a lack of morals and principle. There was weird talk about football being 'industrial' in nature, and we should expect these episodes to happen, and I wondered whether that statement was **** too.
It is sorry stuff. Although all of the ****s made the article feel like the 'reveal' moment on a Beadle's About episode, the whole thing did not make for great reading. Whether what was said was meant to be sarcastic or not, the idea of highlight paid and 'respected' footballers behaving within two steps of a bar room brawl is depressing to think about. It is probable that there will be more to say on this **** at a later date.
What does this mean away from the glitzy Premiership and back in Suffolk? No one really knows what is said between players of the Portman Road pitch. You only know when someone says something contentious when players come together, behave like angry stags, red cards are shown, and the players are clapped off the pitch by a sympathetic crowd, who believe that the referee is a (well you can add the asterisks).
The default position for the crowd is to believe that the vicious referee does not understand that football is an emotional game and we want our players to display passion and fight their way to a play off place, at the very least.
In the middle of a baying crowd, the player is pumped up on the pitch for the match. They may have been told about the FA Respect campaign. We may be told that the players have been told about the Respect campaign, and we will be reminded of a campaign which seems to be going on forever without any real objective.
I am not sure when the Respect campaign started, or why it started, but it goes on and on, and referees are still getting ****. It is probable that a footballer - possibly a Town player- will be sent off during the coming season for reasons associated with foul and abusive language. The Respect campaign will be mentioned and all of us will move on to the next game and the next possible transfer.
No one takes any action for these sorts of events. Many well-meaning campaigns and campaign organisations are pushed into the media spotlight. However, with the season starting on 18th August, and the Olympics gearing up to dominate the media in the next couple of weeks, the Terry trial risks being forgotten to become a footnote for history. It should not be.
Whether it is an afternoon match at Portman Road, a Champions League encounter at the Nou Camp, or a Sunday morning kickabout on Bourne Park, it is probable that it will be a passionate affair. The players, the crowd, the manager, the chairman, or the wider game, would not want it any other way.
When does passion turn into boorish, unacceptable behaviour that needs to be challenged? Personal, racial, ethnic, and gender based abuse should be challenged with cards and subsequent hearings. It is not 'industrial' to use that sort of spleen.
A sin bin idea should be considered too as a preventative method before the bile is spewed out onto the pitch. Referees and officials should have more power to act and these matchday activities should be supported by more weighty national actions by the governing bodies. I earnestly believe that the Respect campaign should be more than just pleasant PR statement, bright publicity, and well-meaning strategy documents.
It is not just actions on the pitch that need to change. There is a group of people that will come to football to spout whatever they like to opposition fans and players as well as their own. People thought that this attitude had died out where football became family friends drowned by Gazza's tears, all-seater stadiums, family tickets, Euro 96 and David Ginola.
I believe that you can not say everything and anything in the football ground. It can be Saturday afternoon, Sunday afternoon, Monday evening or Wednesday evening, people have had a hard and difficult day at work, football is a passionate game, emotions run high, but we do have some responsibilities to behave like 'normal' human beings.
Going around the country watching Town means that you encounter very strong stewarding at certain games. I can distinctly remember a game at Wolves from a couple of years ago where I watched the whole match with a steward looking directly at me, convinced that I was going to kick off at any moment.
Maybe it was due to being a tall 29-year-old wearing a replica shirt on a dark Tuesday night in the West Midlands, but it was not fun being treated as a criminal in waiting. However, stewards (and the police) should be able to act on outrageously personal, racial, sectarian and homophobic abuse. You can get passionate about Town without having to descend to that particular level.
It is not about political correctness. It is about responsibilities from all groups of people that attend football matches. It is not about players being expected to behave like saints on the pitch. It is not about the terraces going to a football match and expecting to behave as if they are in the Vatican. It is not about football being industrial where people should expect some ****. It is realising that everyone has some responsibilities in the game, and it is up to us, as a collective, to remind people if these responsibilities are forgotten.
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Research data sharing becomes increasingly difficult in the context of social media. Increasing restrictions from social media sites are creating an environment where data cannot be freely shared and as a result scientific claims cannot be verified. In this work, we present a novel approach to data sharing that does not require explicitly publishing a dataset. We create a framework where researchers systematically share the parameters they used to crawl the dataset along with the code used to collect the data, allowing the reader to re-assemble the dataset at a later time. While this approach is by no means a silver bullet, we seek to start a conversation for researchers to implement approaches to data sharing that can be embraced by the research community.
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Prior research has shown that articulatory information, if extracted properly from the speech signal, can improve the performance of automatic speech recognition systems. However, such information is not readily available in the signal. The challenge posed by the estimation of articulatory information from speech acoustics has led to a new line of research known as "acoustic-to-articulatory inversion" or "speech-inversion." While most of the research in this area has focused on estimating articulatory information more accurately, few have explored ways to apply this information in speech recognition tasks. In this paper, we first estimated articulatory information in the form of vocal tract constriction variables (abbreviated as TVs) from the Aurora-2 speech corpus using a neural network based speech-inversion model. Word recognition tasks were then performed for both noisy and clean speech using articulatory information in conjunction with traditional acoustic features. Our results indicate that incorporating TVs can significantly improve word recognition rates when used in conjunction with traditional acoustic features.
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Sliding into the narrow segment between the family-oriented Altima Sedan and the luxury-performance Infiniti G37 Sedan, the 2011 Nissan Maxima competes against, among others, the Volkswagen CC, Mazda MAZDA6, Ford Taurus SHO and Chrysler 300. Nissan built this front-drive four-door to please both performance and luxury- sedan fans alike, and it scores on both points. Although marginally smaller in size than the Taurus or 300, the 2011 Maxima exudes a sporty coupe vibe from the outside while retaining its roominess on the inside. With its aggressive look and impressive power, Nissan correctly touts this latest incarnation of the Maxima as the return of the "four-door sports car."
If you're looking for a sedan with aggressive styling and sports-car prowess, you may want to consider the Nissan Maxima. Although other sedans in its class give off a bold appeal, the Maxima's styling is a true attention grabber.
If interior space is important, you might not like the 2011 Nissan Maxima's smaller size, as its passenger volume is smaller than many of its competitors, including the Ford Taurus SHO, Chrysler 300 and Toyota's Avalon and Camry. Also, there is no manual transmission available.
Changes for 2011 are limited to the Sport model, which receives smoked headlamps, a dark chrome grille and shiny gray interior stitching.
After a day of driving the 2011 Nissan Maxima on some curvy roads and some extensive time on the freeway, we can report that the Maxima's V6 engine delivers good...
... low-end torque and smooth operation. Power for merging and passing is more than adequate, but overall the car feels somewhat heavier in the turns, especially when compared to some other sport sedans we've tested. The engine sounds sporty, but the lack of a proper six-speed manual detracts somewhat from the car's sporty nature. Overall, the Maxima does a great job in combining looks, power and practicality, but it might need a bit more power to really live up the "four-door sports car" claim.
Paddle Shift
The available paddle shifters add to the Maxima's "four-door sports car" image and can be used at a moment's notice without needing to shift into a "sport" mode. This feature comes in handy when passing, descending a steep hill or just doing some spirited driving.
iPod Interface
Better than a standard auxiliary input, and leaps and bounds beyond any form of standard radio, having complete control of an iPod through the car's audio system is much safer than driving with one hand while fumbling to control your iPod with the other.
Nissan intended the Maxima's interior to feel like a cockpit and, when equipped with premium leather seating and steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters, we think the objective has been achieved. The aggressive dash design places all controls closer to the driver and raises the center console controls closer to the driver's line of sight. We did, however, find the driver's-side door-pull handle hinders lateral hand motion when using the power-window buttons, and is an annoyance at times. Nissan's nicely bolstered seats feature available thigh support and, in conjunction with the sporty three-spoke steering wheel, place the driver in a commanding position that encourages aggressive driving. Rear seats are given equal treatment, but some of us thought the hollowed-out seatbacks could offer more lower back support and noted that the sloping roofline brushed against the heads of taller occupants.
Nissan calls the design theme for the 2011 Maxima "liquid motion," which incorporates a wave-like flow in everything from the bulging hood to the bold fenders. The design is quite seductive and, despite the Maxima's four doors, imparts an aggressive sports-car look. An interesting option is the giant dual-panel moonroof, which features a retractable glass front half that powers open over a fixed rear glass panel. Further aesthetic enhancements include a higher deck lid, L-shaped headlights and a wide grille. With its relatively short wheelbase and low, wide body, the Maxima displays a more of an athletic stance than most of it competition, especially with its standard 18- or optional 19-inch wheels.
The 2011 Nissan Maxima has a 3.5-liter V6 engine, Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), power windows, power door locks, power moonroof, automatic halogen headlights, 18-inch aluminum wheels, eight-way power driver's seat, four-way power front passenger's seat and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Other standard features include dual-zone automatic climate control, keyless start and entry, AM/FM/CD6/MP3 audio system with eight speakers, Bluetooth, dual front and side-curtain airbags, Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) and Traction Control System (TCS).
Many options for the 2011 Nissan Maxima come standard with the higher SV trim, which includes leather-appointed seats, Bose audio system with nine speakers, HomeLink Universal Transceiver, fog lights and manual thigh support on the driver's seat. Other options can be found bundled in packages, including a dual-panel moonroof, a sport-tuned suspension, 19-inch wheels, a rear spoiler, premium leather seating, paddle shifters, heated steering wheel and seats, Nissan Hard Drive Navigation with voice recognition, iPod interface system, RearView monitor, metallic trim, one-touch rear windows and a power rear-window sunshade.
Nissan's latest iteration of its already-brilliant 3.5-liter V6 engine turns out an impressive 290 horsepower and 261 foot-pounds of torque. Improvements included maximizing the air intake and exhaust flow to not only gain power and enhance performance, but also to create a sporty engine sound to evoke what Nissan calls an "exhilaration feeling."
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By Mricks on Saturday, June 25, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 46,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "great everthing i have no problems at all"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"my car is a 09 and only have 46,000 miles on it I had a accident in it and got it repaired and its still drives great after all of that when I buy a new car it will be a Nissan maxima"
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By jj roof on Saturday, May 21, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 80,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun, great value, powerful, comfortable"
Cons: "fuel economy"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Super powerful, tight to the road and good looking. 80K and never a problem. On long drives you feel like you been sitting in a lounge chair, very comfortable. Fun to drive as well. Only downside is the lack of technology sync for phone and somewhat not so great fuel economy."
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By Toughcustomer on Saturday, April 16, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 51,590overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Performance, Style and Comfort"
Cons: "Price was high but I got over it after driving it."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned 1994, 1997 and 2013 Maxima's. All 3 have been fun to drive, reliable & great looking! I have driven over 300000 miles in my Maxima's and have no complaints at all. I drive 100 miles a day to work and I enjoy every mile I drive."
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By Gas Jr on Tuesday, April 5, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 27,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great performance milage is great ride great"
Cons: "A little better luxury inside metttalic paint etc"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I had this car for 14 months great power great features average gas is easy 26mpg I had as high as 32Mpg on interstate keeping it around 65 -68 Mph When i use 91 octane in spring or summer i usually get 28 Mpg Very Good Handling I do wish they would not have some cheap plastic inside could use some better luxury items but features are very good SX radio sound system looks plenty of power I'm glad i got this Maxima Good car Period Had a 96 Maxima 20 years ago had over 100 Thousand miles great service & still sold it for 6500$ 8 years later !"
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By Tello85 on Friday, April 1, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 85,300overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun mobility, love the sunroof during spring"
Cons: "no navigational system but i got over it quick"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Since the day I purchased this vehicle it has been nothing but a thrill driven this car. The acceleration, maneuverability , the sound of the engine and the speakers, heated seats and steering wheel, air conditioner, and my favorite accessory the Maxima came with, the sunroof. It all has been a great experience. I never thought that these accessory actually made a difference in my life until owning this car. The only thing i didn't like about the car at first was the push start because it was my first time owning a car with new feature and I got use to it quick."
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By neveragain on Thursday, December 31, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 21,000overall rating 2 of 10rating details
Pros: "Comfortable to drive. Good gas milage"
Cons: "Doesn't hold value. Feels "heavy" to drive."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Feels "heavy" to drive. Slow it accelerate. Comfortable to drive. Difficult to see out back if you are short. Doesn't hold value. Vehicle worth half of what I paid for it and its a 2014 with low miles."
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At the beginning of each chapter there is a recipe(those to were sent in to Jackie as well. All recipes involve cheese in some way. So this is a perfect gift for a mom who loves to entertain or maybe she just loves cheese dips. It's not a book you have to read in one sitting. Well worth even just for yourself.
I had the opportunity to meet Jackie Hennessey, who also lives in Southeastern New England and she created a wonderful little bit of sunshine for the mom world!
The stories, at their best, are hysterically funny and deeply honest. I suspect anyone who's ever had kids will find something in this book that will strike a familiar chord, raise a rueful chuckle of agreement, or even make you want to write in to the author with a story or two of your own.
The book has the feel of a warm and homey gathering of women, all circled around the cheese dip, topping each other with, "No, wait, let me tell you what MY kid did just the other day," stories. Every parent needs that sort of thing now and again, and this book is a welcome stress-buster and mood-lifter.
The recipes could use a bit more variety - granted, the cheese theme is somewhat limiting, but about ¾ of them are simple variations on spreads and dips. This is not necessarily a bad thing, if you, like me, are particularly fond of cheese dip, but a few more diverse recipes would be appreciated, if and when the author puts out a sequel. One can do a lot with cheese. However, this is a minor quibble, and I can cheerfully recommend this book to any parent looking for a reason to smile and keep on going, along with a few interesting appetizer suggestions for that next venting session.
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Funny, commiserative, and perfect for the mom who is ready to admit that she's not perfect and neither is anyone else, there are some laugh-out-loud moments and lots of feeling understood. The stories are short--perfect for the mom who is short on time, and the recipes are easy--perfect for the mom who is, um, short on time (and loves cheese, as most of us do).
It was a quick, lighthearted read, and will be kept on my recipe book shelf to turn to next time I need to make some sort of a cheesy, dippy, yummy thing. On second thought, maybe I should just store it on the kitchen counter!
This book would make a great gift for any mom of young children... especially if given from one of her girlfriends!
This book was provided to me by the author in exchange for an impartial review.
I really enjoyed reading through this book. It's light-hearted and real, full of great stories that nearly every mom can relate to. I laughed out loud at several of the stories. There are also awesome recipes that are easy to make, and impressive to serve at a candle party or play date. Jackie manages to capture both the joy and the anguish of being a mom, and the necessity of having someone that can listen, relate, and empathize with both. This book is so much fun to read and would make a wonderful Mother's Day Gift!
Author Jackie Hennessey decided to compile a ton of rants and whines from moms coast to coast while adding in some of her own from moving to a new city to the horror of shopping with kids. Reading through the book you can't help but laugh at the time you were in the same shoes as these poor poor mothers.
Jackie proudly states her love of cheese and how it makes everything better. Heck, we all have that one thing we could eat constantly if it didn't go straight to our thighs and make our butts jiggly (chocolate frosting anyone?). At the beginning of every chapter there are recipes and you guessed it as they all have one ingredient in common and that is CHEESE!!! From a delicious sounding cream cheese taco dip to hot bacon dip you are sure to find that perfect cheese recipe to make your day all better. Don't forget the wine!
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The only thing I can think though is that "injuries" could be considered singular? But the thing/injury things/injuries have to match in the sentence.
And I think "could" would be a better more grammatically correct word. LOL. Is that sentence right? whoops - Here: would be a more grammatically correct word. Damn you Lloyddroid!!!!
EDIT: And I think "could" would be a better, more grammatically correct word. That could work too? Anyone?? Buehler?
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Sure, we would all like to see Troy play like he did in his 2nd season, but he is in his 10th season. It simply isn't realistic to expect the same level of play. When you play at such a high level early on, any drop-off would be noticeable (what's the cliche; those on high pedestals have the farthest to fall?). I give Troy the benefit of the doubt, maybe he is pacing himself because he knows it is a long season and he is more aware of his body and age. Hell, some say that Woodley takes half the season off before hitting his stride and he is only in his 6th season.
Plus, do you really think Peyton Manning would make adjustments to the play call based on where Clark is lining up like he was doing with Troy in game 1? Doubt it.


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Haute Nendaz ski resort:
"I feel compelled to write a review having skied here every year for 10 years and always during high season and it has been two years since a review was last posted.
Huge changes have occurred in the village in ten years.
The building of new chalets and a large 4 star hotel are now almost completed. The range and price of accommodation is very varied. This is still a brilliant family resort, geared mainly to self-catered accommodation in apartments and chalets. The 4 star hotel and spa is expensive and unless you are eating in the fine dining restaurant, the food and service is very average and therefore overpriced.
There are plenty of good restaurants and in ten years I have only experience one rude restaurant service (who have now left the restaurant). There is a restaurant for every budget from the Mont Calm and The Cantina to the Mont Fort and The Four Vallleys.
The bus service has improved greatly and there are now more bus stops and they are very frequent. Yes, they are going to be busy during the school holidays, but this is nothing like as busy as the bigger resorts. Lots of people drive here and the car parks can be very busy, particularly at weekends with the influx of locals.
The skiing is great in Nendaz itself. For me it is now a half day event and a great warm up. If the snow is good you can ski down via the back of Jean Pierre through the trees, also Prarion may be open. The Balavaud restaurant is to die for. Very, very Swiss, meaning cooked on an open fire, not a microwave in sight, everything is very fresh and rustic and the views are outstanding. From here you can take a T-bar to the gondola over to Plan due Fou and the Siviez ski region. The journey back, however, is not for the faint hearted or the over tired. It is a unpisted ice bowl full of moguls and a black run, before needing to get the chair back up to Tracoquet and then down a long red to the village. Take the bus from Siviez.
To be honest we spend most of our week in Siviez, more than likely skiing over at La Meina and Les Chottes. The restaurant here is amazing. Also, because it is between two resorts: Veysonnaz and Siviez, it is always so much quieter and we rarely queue. In fact, even at Easter there is nothing like the queues you get in the major resorts (I used to be a ski rep in Wengen, Grindelwald and Saas Fee) anywhere in Nendaz or Siviez. The lift system here has been upgraded with a bubble up to Plan du Fou and a cover over the 4 man chair at Tortin. But there are stills lots of buttons and T-bars.
Top tip: if you are going to ski in Verbier all week then buy a 4 Valleys pass. If you are only going to go over for one or two days, then buy a Prinze ski pass and upgrade your ski pass with a day ticket to Verbier. Avoid Fridays in Verbier; always very busy and full of those giving the "last hurrah". A Printz ski pass allows you to ski in Veysonnaz, Siviez and Nendaz and the buses are free. This is a huge ski region and has plenty to offer all abilities. Children 6 and under are free on all the lifts; family group discounts and offers for the over 60s.
There are now plenty of ski schools to choose from: Premier Alpine, Neige Adventure, The Swiss Ski School, Mountain Magique and more. Most have 'early bird' deals and offers. Some even deliver the skis to your chalet after your fittings. So that leaves you time to relax with a glass of Swiss wine (always good) and unpack.
I still love coming here every year. And will continue to do so. If I want some ski stress then I go to Verbier for the day. You will not hear me speak English as quite frankly I am embarrassed. The Russians are coming too. But for the 'people watchin'g and sometimes the outrageous show of wealth it is worth it."
Fiona from UNITED KINGDOM - 22 Jul 2016
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"Internet connection is so bad that you can't actually use it in the lodge we rented. It cost $49.95 for seven days. The provider was rude when questioned very civilly and told us that it was our fault and not their problem. They were questioned by an IT professional and did not want to hear about any practical solutions. Very rude, aggressive and terrible customer service. They appear to be amateurs in their field.
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Augie's review of the recently-collected 'Wolverine and Jubilee' miniseries quickly turns into an appreciation of Tom Orzechowski's lettering.
In February, Brian Bendis & Alex Maleev launch a new arc in their creator-owned series "Scarlet" and Bendis joined CBR to examine "Scarlet" #5, which transformed the scope of the series.
The war that's been simmering in the pages of "I, Vampire" hits Batman's world in a big way as Joshua Fialkov tells THE BAT SIGNAL what the Dark Knight is ill-prepared for, how Justice League Dark will factor in and more.
Marvel Comics has released its full solicitation information and cover art for titles shipping in April, 2012, including "Avengers Vs. X-Men," Wolverine," "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man" and more.
This April, Marvel Comics launches two new all-ages comics based on "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" and "Ultimate Spider-Man" animated shows by veteran writers Chris Yost, Man of Action and Dan Slott.
ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with "The Colbert Report" writer Glenn Eichler about his and artist Joe Infurnari's new book out from First Second, "Mush!: Sled Dogs with Issues."
Jason Thompson on why the manga industry is in trouble -- and how to save it! Bram Stoker Awards releases preliminary ballot! Jim Rugg interviews Jason Karns! Caleb Melby talks "The Zen of Steve Jobs"! Plus much more!
"The Boys" co-creator Garth Ennis returns to "Crossed" in March with the ongoing "Badlands" from Avatar Press, and CBR spoke with the famed writer about the brutal, murderous world of the series.
Last week, CBR reviewers gave their opinions on over twenty new releases, including the latest issues of "Ghostbusters," "Fables," "Morning Glories," "Legion of Monsters" and more.
Tim wraps up his interview with "Ninjasaur" creator Jason Horn with a discussion about app development, webcomics, convention trends and the opportunities afforded by Kickstarter.
In anticipation of "The Avengers" feature film, Marvel is turning April into an Avengers Art Appreciation month with variant covers for "Avengers," "Wolverine & the X-Men" and more celebrating the work of classic artists.
James Hunt gives "Amazing Spider-Man" #678 4 stars calling Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos' new time travel tale "as good as anything they've done, with an ending that guarantees you'll be there for the next issue."
"Batman: The Dark Knight" writer Paul Jenkins spoke discusses the sexual politics behind the creation of the White Rabbit, Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight Rises" influence and more.
According to an early release of Marvel Comics' April solicits and confirmed by writer Brian Michael Bendis, "Moon Knight" has been cancelled and will end with Issue #12 in April.
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Rob Liefeld, artist of Image's "The Infinite," stated over the weekend that the series is "over," citing creative differences with writer/co-creator Robert Kirkman's Skybound imprint.
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CSBG continues to feature the goofiest moments from comic book history, including Spider-Man, Justice League and the Avengers. Come read them all!
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- July 28, 2016
- tags: precipitous
Remember Precipitous? Remember how it's free to folks on my mailing list? Well just a little heads up, it's about to go away.
I'll be replacing it with a new free pattern early next week (and yes of course, if you're already on the mailing list, you'll get the new one when it comes out). But I wanted to give you one last chance to get Precipitous before it goes away. If you haven't gotten it yet, just head over here and grab it.
If you're already on the mailing list but don't have the pattern yet (or if you can't remember if you're on there or not) I've got you covered. Go ahead and fill out the form. If you're already on the list, it will come back and say 'hey, you're already subscribed' and send you an email with download instructions. If you're not on the list, it will get you signed up and then send you the an email with download instructions. Easy peasy!
And keep an eye on your inbox next week for another goody!
- July 27, 2016
- tags: dirty water dye works, socks
We've reached the point where I start questioning why I didn't just make a note of how many rows I did after the foot pattern and before the toe decreases on the first sock. Given that I reach this stage in most every pair of socks I knit, you'd think I'd just go ahead and start doing that.
But apparently, no. Apparently I like counting rows on the knitting itself or something.
- July 25, 2016
- tags: curls 2
So you all know Curls 2 is almost here (I suspect this time next month some of you will be binding off your first pieces from it!). And you know I can't wait to send it out to lots of you as soon as it launches. I promise we'll go over all the details of the launch in the next few weeks so you can be ready. But for this book, I wanted to try something awesome just for yarn shops.
I've put together a little program where your LYS can get a display copy of the book early (very early, I'm shipping them out this week) and have the book in their shop on launch day. This will be the only way to see the book in person before it launches and get your hands on a copy on launch day (oh and don't worry, all the books your LYS gets for launch day will come with codes for free electronic versions because I know you guys love that)!
So here's where I ask for your help. If you want to see Curls 2 in your LYS early (or you think your LYS might be interested), let them know. I promise they like to know what you're looking for (and looking forward to). They can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com, and we can make it happen!
- July 22, 2016
- tags: dirty water dye works, otherround, spun right round
The sock has continued to grow.
It's actually even a bit longer than this now (I finished the gusset and got about 8 rows into the foot proper in my last fit of nobility.
But I fear for its future, for I have an idea. An idea for something to do with speckled yarns. And it just so happens I have not one but two speckled yarns hanging out in my stash. And we all know the new idea is ever ever ever so much more entertaining than the half finished project…
- July 19, 2016
- tags: kcc3, publishing
In February and May I talked about the first two Knitter's Curiosity Cabinet books. it was unreasonably fun to go back and reminisce a bit about making them, and so I wanted to be sure to talk a bit about Volume III as well.
Just like last time, I've put both the paper book and the electronic book on sale for 25% off and made the individual patterns available on ravelry (normally it's only the whole book that's available). You don't need a code or anything, the prices are already changed. They'll be that way through the end of the month, and then they'll go back to normal and the individual patterns will disappear.
So the first of these books used botanical prints. That was easy enough. Everyone likes pretty plants. And the second one used prints of butterflies. Again, easy enough. I know lots of folks aren't crazy about bugs, but most of us will totally give butterflies a pass. But finding the subject for volume three was tricky.
I thought about birds. There are some lovely illustrations of birds (and, somewhat unexpectedly, of eggs) out there. But it was a bit hard to track down enough illustrations with enough variety to do what I had in mind.
I thought about doing bugs. I'd come across some astonishingly beautiful drawings of beetles as I'd sourced images for the other books, and I was mightily tempted. But I worried that, while folks might let me get away with butterflies, bugs in general might be a bit too much.
I thought about doing rocks. Yes, really. I'm awfully fond of rocks, and there are some marvelous illustrations to be had. But again, it just didn't quite click.
Then finally, I stumbled on the idea of doing sea creatures. I admit, it was surprising at first. You hear sea creatures and think fish (and if you're me, you think fish and go 'eww, no').
But the more I looked, the more I found.There were algae and shells and jellyfish and kelp and coral and all manner of lovely things. I pretty quickly realized I could get through the whole thing without using even a single fish.
Once I had that sorted, everything else just fell into place. By this point I had my team, and I knew what the schedule for a book looked like. It all just came together like magic, and I couldn't be happier with the result!


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Dara Torres became the oldest U.S. woman swimmer to ever compete in an Olympic Games when she swam the anchor leg of the 4x100m Freestyle Relay at the age of 41. She is also the first U.S. swimmer to compete in five Olympics (1984, 1988, 1992, 2000, and 2008).
In order to combat suspicions that she has used illegal performance-enhancing substances like steroids or growth hormone, she has voluntarily agreed to an enhanced drug-testing program. Her blood samples will be stored indefinitely so that they can be examined by more sophisticated tests in the future that may be capable of finding substances not detectable by current tests.
The Latvian men's beach volleyball team of Aleksandrs Samoilovs and Martins Plavins are the 23rd-seeded team in the Olympic competition. Because of the lack of depth in Latvian beach volleyball, the two-person team plays scrimmages against six-player teams in Latvia to simulate the better competition in international matches.
U.S. beach volleyball player Phil Dalhausser, who is 6'9" tall, is known by the nickname "The Thin Beast." U.S. president George Bush, who visited with the top U.S. beach volleyball players at a practice session in Beijing, gave him the nickname "Big Guy."
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