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Today we look at the classic first fight between Hercules and Thor…
The fight, which appeared in The Mighty Thor #126 (the first issue of the Thor magazine), began over some awfully lame reason (like Jane Foster flirting with Hercules to make Thor jealous or some such nonsense), but when the fight actually got started, artist Jack Kirby really cut loose!
The moment for me is that first splash page.
I could do without some of Stan Lee's dialogue during the fight, but the fight itself – awesome.
Honestly, this feels like a whole lot of meh to me. The dialogue is atrocious and the fight itself is kinda weak.
Anyone else notice that the tumbler's in there from Batman begins?
I didn't bother reading the dialogue. Didn't need to. Kirby carries this on visuals alone and does it with incident to spare. That first splash is definitely the main attraction, with Thor's fist jumping off the page, but the transition from those two vertical panels to the big horizontal panel when Hercules crushes Thor with the building is pretty much perfect. They just don't make em like they used to.
i would go with the last one where the crowd is in shock over hercules thanks to odin halfing thors power beats hin and knocks him out
Yeah, the dialogue really sucks, and the whole thing… I don't know, in context it's probably cool, but I don't really care much about it either way. Maybe a change-up from some of these types of moments and get some cool stuff from Transmetropolitan, Sandman, Y, DMZ… etc? Hell, I wouldn't even mind some FABLES at this point.
Yeah, I'd say the final panel.
I think Odin really cut Thor's power in half to stop his incessant boasting. "I'd rather Hercules beat him to a pulp than listen to one more bit of braggadocio."
Can we rag on Vince Colletta's inks now? Why do they always look so soft?
The first splash page was like an extra cup of coffee.
How does Odin made "Grand Kirby Gestures" with his arms while wearing that helmet? Seems like the horns would kinda get in the way of raising your arms.
And yeah , I did notice the Tumbler there. Take that , God-Mode Prep-Time , Batman! Thor retro-actively smashed your Batmobile before you even invented it!
"Why do you persist in talking in old-timey Shakespeare talk?! We're from Greece! From two thousand years before Shakespeare! It makes absolutely…NO! SENSE!"
I skipped over the dialogue. I actually like the scene with Hercules kicking the purple tractor-car thing out of Thor's hands after the build up of Thor trying to lift it to crush him.
That was totally the greatest sensation since D-Day.
Rats. I was totally hoping this would be a scene from the Bob Harras/Jackson Guice fill-in issue of Thor (356).
"'Tis not just a car, 'tis a Volkswagon!" or some such gem.
Apparently I am the only person who likes the dialogue.
"Not all the fury in the heavens — not all the savagery on earth — can equal the senses-shattering cyclone of rage which is Thor, when seized by a pounding paroxysm of wrath!"
Awesome stuff.
Why are Herc and Thor wearing mouth guards? Did they know about this fight beforehand or do they always have one on hand?
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Not the only one by a long shot. That dialogue is fantastic.
Speaking of which . . . I wonder if Volstagg really wears a Golden Girdle. Because if he's that huge while's he's wearing one, I don't even want to think about what he looks like without it.
"as long as the memory of mankind endures, this shall be acclaimed as the greatest single feat in recorded history."
Damn Herc, that's some good hyperbole! I kinda want to see this become something like a catchphrase.
So we've got pimped out super gods from different pantheons battling in the streets of New York and people are getting hung up about the fact that they are speaking in an incorrect language?
Yeah, because the rest of Thor is so logical.
I'm not a huge fan of Lee's overwritten dialogue on most of the Marvel books, but it fits Thor perfectly.
I love this scene. Even my wife loves this battle (and Jane Foster acting like a total god slut). We watch the Grantray-Lawrence Thor cartoon of this about 2-3 time a year. Good times…
Hercules is like Thor without the modesty.
You know, I recently started reading epic Greek plays based on mythology like by Aeschylus and others. I have to say, after reading a lot of those plays in the past 2 years, I really started to get what Lee was going for in his over-the-top hyperbole in these pages, and can appreciate it more. I think it's great stuff, adds a lot of fun bombast to the scenes.
Why does Odin have two eyes?
Vinnie Colletta was usually the worst choice to ink, well, anyone, but you can tell that he actually took his time on Thor and tried to make it look good.
I get a kick out of how Thor and Hercules are written. While the dialogue is fun, the art is Kirby-tastic!
Count me among those who think Stan's dialogue is awesome.
Of course the dialong is awesome.
Someone should point out to Hercules that for every 1 person who remembers him defeating Thor by dropping a building on him, there are probably 500 who remember Spider-Man defeating Juggernaut by sinking him into a foundation of a building. Maybe that will humble him a bit.
Yeah, I'm glad the comments started shifting the other way on the dialogue. What would a Thor comic be without it?
Anyone else think that its a total cop-out by Odin to have his lackey drain the power from Thor?
"Still, I am his father and can't risk having someone know that i totally killed my own so, uuumm….so you do it, Lackey Guy!"
What a dad, that Odin. No wonder they call him 'all-wise'.
It's worse than that. He grants his power to and puts his trust in someone called "the Merciless". Shockingly, Seidring proves perhaps not as faithful as one would hope…
You'd think Hercules being called "The Titan from Olympus" would send him into a pounding paroxysm of wrath. But, no, he knows that even though the thunder god's strength is waning at last, the power of Hercules IS as titanic as before. Hey Odin does have two eyes! He must be wearing a falsey. Hercules is always fun.
I agree, it's Thor, the dialogue should be over-the-top. And yes, it's also contrived…a lot of the fights scenes back then were, someone was under mind-control and couldn't fight at 100% or had their powers drained and couldn't fight at 100%…
The fight against the Hulk from that era was MUCH better.
I could tell it was Colletta on inks since there are so few backgrounds. All of Kirby's detailing vanished into thin air once Vinnie went at it with his eraser.
this takes me way back, I use to have this giant comic book along with the Hulk's but the thor's was my favorite.
And to a 8 year old boy the dialogue was great since all we had was our young imaginations/
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Many English towns are renowned for their historic connections, but only one was the location for one of the World''s most famous confrontations; the 1066 Battle of Hastings. The charming, market town of Battle is a must see destination for visitors interested in history or even those who simply want to enjoy a peaceful holiday in the beautiful Sussex countryside!
The ancient Abbey, which was built in the 11th Century by William the Conqueror, dominates the town. The ruins and buildings can be explored and there is a visitor's centre with interactive displays and information relating to the famous Battle. There are also numerous medieval and Georgian buildings scattered throughout the town, many of which are listed.
The town really comes alive in Autumn. The festivities begin in late October, with a re-enactment of the Battle of Hastings that draws in performers from all over Europe. Bonfire Night is also a huge attraction and features a procession through the town. In spring, there is a huge medieval fayre with jousting, maypoling and other activities.
There is also some great shopping to be found. Opposite the Abbey, a market takes place on Fridays and Saturdays and is a good place to pick up crafts and local produce. There are also several individual shops and boutiques to explore, selling jewellery, gifts and other items.
Battle and the surrounding area provides a great cottage holiday base from which to explore the many attractions in part of Sussex, including several perfectly preserved castles. The town sits on High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Beauty, where there are many walking trails and opportunities to see rare birds at Battle Great Wood. The coast is also a short drive away, where you will find stunning cliff top walks and the traditional seaside town of Hastings.
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In a most beautiful setting, amid 150-acre parkland grounds, and with two acres of formal garden complete with sole use of swimming pool and tennis court, this gracious country manor house offers a warm and characterful retreat (owner retains a service wing for private use). With origins in the 12th-century, the present house was built in 1616 and is full of period features and furniture, such as original fireplaces, 16th and 17th-century wood panelling, Tudor rose ceilings and a grand staircase with twisted balustrade dating from 1682. The themed bedrooms, intimate reception rooms and dining room combine to make it an ideal holiday choice for family celebrations and get-togethers. The surrounding area is steeped in history, with Sissinghurst Castle, Penshurst Place, Hever Castle, Chartwell (Churchill's home) and the moated splendour of Leeds Castle all beckoning exploration. Golf, fishing, horse riding and hunting can all be arranged locally. Etchingham Railway Station is 15-minute walk, or 3 minutes by car, for rapid access to local places of interest, and the sites and sounds of the capital can be accessed in around an hour and a half. Shops 2 miles.
Entrance hall. Oak-panelled grand hall/drawing room with Tudor lattice ceiling and huge open stone fireplace. Light and airy sitting room with open fire and French windows to terrace and garden. Dining room with Jacobean oak overmantle and long refectory table (seating up to 8). Compact kitchen with double oven. Utility room. Cloakroom with toilet. Ornate sweeping staircase to first floor: Prince Regent's Room: Double bedroom with four-poster bed, dressing room and en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower, bidet and toilet, leading to twin bedroom. Small double bedroom with 4ft four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom with toilet. Countess Room: Large twin bedroom with canopied beds and en-suite bathroom with toilet. Lady Laetitia's Room: Light and airy double bedroom with four-poster bed, views over South Downs and en-suite bathroom with toilet, leading to single bedroom. Duchess Room: Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and toilet. Dressing room. Most rooms with wood-panelled walls and antique furnishings.
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If you are looking to hold a family get together to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, a catch up with a group of friends or have a pre-wedding soiree, then this splendid, detached mews house is the perfect choice. Sympathetically converted in 2003, it was built in 1852 and originally the coach house to the main house which is now occupied by the owners. Sitting at the end of a long drive with stunning views across the rolling Sussex countryside, it features brick work arches and a year old vine which yields lots of fruit in the autumn. The accommodation is well thought out with a great ratio of bathrooms and bedrooms. The living room has three 4-seater sofas, as well as oak flooring and a cosy woodburner. In addition, The Hayloft is a detached games room which also offers a double bedroom, a bathroom, living space and a kitchenette. Sixteen guests can sit comfortably around the dining table in The Mews House, or alfresco on the terrace overlooking the swimming pool. There is plenty of parking with enough space for 6 cars. As well as having a games room and a swimming pool, spoil yourself in the hot tub whatever the weather.There are many National Trust properties and gardens to visit within the area or cycling and water based activities are available at Bewl. Other activities include Go Ape at Bedgebury Pinetum, outdoor concerts, It's a Knockout at Amazon Events, pampering days at Wadhurst, burlesque dancing in Heathfield, murder mystery days at the Bluebell Railway, Herstmonceux Castle or a relaxing game of golf. Fishing is available at nearby Hawkhurst Fish Farm (at cost). Why not arrange a private chef, or the local deli to arrange/deliver a wonderful dinner, lunch or buffet? Limousine hire and spa treatments at The Mews House can also be arranged. The beautiful local tree lined village is just a short stroll away with good pubs serving food. Etchingham station, 3 miles, will take you directly to London Charing Cross in just over an hour. Beach 12 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
Ground floor: Living room with oak floor. Dining room with French doors and oak floor. Kitchen with seating area. 3 double (two 5ft) bedrooms; each with French doors, one with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with roll-top bath and toilet. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 twin bedrooms, both with additional single. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.External, open-tread stairs to The Hayloft: All on first floor: Living/dining area/kitchenette. 1 double bedroom with double sofa bed, and en-suite bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. Games room with pool table and football table.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Electricity and oil central heating (on timer) included, (£60 per week, £40 per short break April-September). Bed linen included. Towel hire. Travel cot. High chair. 32" Freeview TV. DVD. Electric range. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed lawned garden with terrace and furniture. Childrens play area. Ample parking. Shared swimming pool (9m x 4m, depth 0.8m to 2.3m), open 9am-1pm and 2pm-6pm, 5th May-1st October, use by arrangement with owner on a rota basis (From 2017 the pool will be heated). Hot tub (£200 per week, £125 per short break, by arrangement with owner prior to arrival). Table tennis. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Devon''s status as ''The English Riviera'' is well earned and is testimony to the popularity of this holiday destination, which attracts thousands of visitors every year who come to enjoy its special charms.
The county is blessed with two coastlines which are dotted with picturesque fishing ports and mile after mile of clean sandy beaches. The interior consists of a striking contrast of dramatic moorland that includes the Dartmoor National Park and a patchwork of green leafy lanes that criss-cross the region.
Dartmoor actually has two national parks as well as five areas of outstanding natural beauty, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Geopark and Biosphere Reserve. It's also famous as the location for Conan Doyle's 'Hound of the Baskervilles'. It has 368 square miles of windswept, dramatic and uncrowded moors to enjoy!
The English Riviera; Torquay, Paignton and Brixham, are a magnet for those looking for a seaside holiday with lots of attractions and activities for all ages. It also has a rich maritime history, plenty of sporting events and water sports activities.
South Devon is characterised by gentle rolling hills and a lovely coastline, offering easy walks, country pubs and great restaurants, while the northern coast has superb surfing beaches. Exmoor in north Devon is perfect for moorland walks, mountain biking and has wonderful natural beauty.
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Of note is Woolacombe Beach, one of the jewels in Devon's crown with three miles of golden sand of Blue Flag status and the Tarka Trail; its 30 miles forms a figure-of-eight and follows the path the brave otter takes in Henry Williamson's beloved novel.
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"Character farm cottages in glorious countryside above an unspoilt hidden valley...with all-weather leisure facilities"
Robin Hill Farm is set in 14 acres of beautiful rolling countryside in the North Devon biosphere. The six properties, converted from stone farm barns and buildings, are centred around the old cobbled farmyard. The location offers a peaceful and secluded setting away from the daily hustle and bustle, yet it is only 3 miles to shops, entertainment and the beach. Inside the holiday cottages are well furnished and provide a relaxing haven after a long day sightseeing, walking, cycling or on the beach. The heated indoor swimming pool room includes a hot tub and a stunning conservatory attached. Learn to swim, with tuition from qualified instructors. From the conservatory and decking area guests can enjoy the beautiful views over the valley towards Exmoor, whilst drying off or enjoy a coffee or glass of wine no matter what the weather. There is a very well equipped games room for all ages and for big and little kids video games can be enjoyed on a 60in plasma screen. Outside the grounds have been landscaped to create two play areas, one with ball games, the other with playhouse and climbing frame. A communal patio means that adults can relax whilst watching their children play. Guests can enjoy the farm's 14 acres of land and woodland walk which are host to a variety of wildlife and wild flowers with lovely views of Jennetts Reservoir. Nearby there is plenty to keep visitors busy. Many quaint villages await discovery - the photogenic 'chocolate box' village of Clovelly being of particular note. Appledore offers all the olde worlde charm of a fishing village, famous for its arts, crafts and maritime heritage. Beach lovers will delight in the wide sandy beaches, the nearest being Westward Ho! Walkers can enjoy the spectacular scenery of the coastal path, while the Tarka Trail traces the steps of Henry Williamson's Tarka the Otter and provides miles of traffic-free cycling (and walking) - bikes can be stored securely or hired locally. Award-winning farm parks, The Milky Way and The Big Sheep, will fascinate the younger ones. Gardens within 30 minutes' drive include RHS Rosemoor, Docton Mill and Tapeley Park. Several local pubs nearby, with the nearest in Littleham village serving real ale and home cooked food. Shops 3 miles, pub 1½ miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
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Electric thermostatically controlled radiators (living room and halls), convector and panel heaters (other rooms), electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Access to shared freezer. Wi-fi. Garden with patio and furniture. Shared patio area. Use of 14-acre grounds. Barbecue. Parking. Shared indoor heated swimming pool, open 8am to 9pm daily. Conservatory and decking area. Shared hot tub. Shared games room with Wii, table tennis, air hockey, snooker/pool table, table football and children's play equipment. Children's outdoor play area. Cycle store. No smoking.
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3 steps to entrance: Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams and patio doors. 2 steps up to kitchen. 1 twin bedroom. Separate toilet. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Beams and sloping ceilings throughout.
Oil-fired stove included.
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Semi-open tread, glass-sided stairs to entrance: All on first floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams and sloping ceiling. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 bunk. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
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Just a mile inland from the beach and sea at Man Sands, these five cottages enjoy a gloriously secluded rural situation on a 47-acre working farm, yet are convenient for the delights of picturesque Kingswear (1½ miles) and historic Dartmouth. Imaginatively formed within a charming group of barns, they are set in superb landscaped shared gardens. An indoor heated swimming pool and a sauna have been created in a separate building, and a further barn offers facilities for table tennis, pool table, 'fun' netball and badminton. A spacious play area within a walled garden is equipped with swings, a sand pit, adventure playground, large outdoor trampoline (with safety netting), a large lawned area with raised decking, complete with garden furniture and views over the surrounding countryside; and here there is also an indoor playroom with ball pool, climbing frame and a range of children's ride-on tractors and cars for outdoor use. The gardens are a riot of colour, with flower beds, tubs, hanging baskets and an intriguing network of brick paths, courtyards and paved terraces. Further afield the estate includes a well-stocked one-acre fishing lake (rods not supplied). Children are welcome to help feed the animals; and there are goats, ponies, kune kune pigs, sheep, lambs, rabbits and guinea pigs to make friends with. The taste of rural life at Nethway continues with walks through the fields.The cottages themselves have been meticulously converted, with careful use of traditional stone and slate. All are tastefully furnished and decorated throughout, and comprehensively equipped. All of the properties have their own patios with furniture (Hyssop and Lovage Cottages have their own lawned garden), and all enjoy shared use of a separate barbecue area. They are ideal for holidays at any time of the year – all properties are cosily heated throughout and this region is especially beautiful in the quieter off-season months. For Christmas and New Year holidays, each cottage has a festively decorated Christmas tree and the roaring log fires in all living rooms are ideal for the Autumn and Winter months. This peninsula is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is renowned for its coastline, which offers coastal walks and a choice of footpaths leading to secluded beaches. The village of Kingswear itself is set on the Dart estuary opposite Dartmouth – which can be reached via ferry. Here you will find a wealth of things to do, including the Kingswear–Paignton steam railway, Paignton Zoo and Woodlands Leisure Park, to name but a few, and many Blue Flag beaches and hidden coves are within easy reach. Coleton Fishacre (NT) is 1 mile away. Torquay, Brixham and Paignton offer an array of seaside attractions and are within easy driving distance. Dittisham and Totnes make excellent river excursions from Dartmouth, and Dartmoor is only 45 minutes drive. Golf, sailing and riding can all be enjoyed locally and the nearby coastline boasts a choice of surfing beaches. Shops 1½ miles.
Attractive living/dining room with wood-burning stove. Modern fitted kitchen. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Living room with dining area and wood-burning stove. Modern fitted kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: Three bedrooms; one double, one twin and one single. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Farmhouse kitchen with dining area. Steps to living room with wood-burning stove and doors to patio and garden. Cloakroom and toilet. First floor: Two bedrooms; one double and one twin with additional single bed (for +1). Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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8 steps to entrance. First floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams and sloping ceiling. Open-tread stairs to ground floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 bunk. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Beams throughout.
Electric woodburner in living room included. Washing machine.
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Ground floor: Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: Kitchen/dining room. 'L' shaped living room with beams. Separate toilet. 2 steps up to 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin (restricted access in room).
Electric woodburner in living room included.
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Spacious living room with wood-burning stove. Modern fitted kitchen with dining area. Separate toilet. First floor: Three pretty bedrooms; one double and two twin. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Second floor: Shower room with walk-in shower and toilet.
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Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams. 1 bunk bedroom. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
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Living room with dining area and wood-burning stove. Modern fitted kitchen. Single bedroom. First floor: Double bedroom with four-poster bed. Twin bedroom with additional single bed (for +1). Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and toilet.
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Wonderful Album; Beautiful New SoundHonestly, when I first heard the preview of the first single off of this album i.e 'Shadow Days', I was mildly disappointed by the drastic change in John's sound, in comparison to his previous albums like Continuum and Battle Studies. But, the more I listened to it, the more i liked it. Then, when i heard the clips of all the songs, I fell in love with everyone of them and I had to have the CD. This album, 'Born And Raised', is no doubt different from his other slightly blues-ey rock work and it gives you a little twist of the country genre too.
May 28, 2012
John Mayer is wonderful in this album.I actually got the digital copy before I bought this CD. Heard it for like the nth time but still can't get enough of the beautiful lyrics and connection that he is able to make being a gifted musician so I bought this CD too.
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Jul 9, 2012
John Mayer............need i say more!(actually i do)so i always knew that john mayer is a helluva'n artist. i have heard his songs online and own an album of his and thats how i basically know about him. So picking this album was basically because there was only one track(shadow days) that i had heard from all. And i was not wrong, this is one fine record and you will love this, GO BUY IT!
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A different MayerPeople buying this either for the bright eyed boy wonder that played neon or why georgia or even the blazing blues guitarist will be sorely disappointed.


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JACKSONVILLE, FL - SEPTEMBER 18: Quarterback Charlie Batch #16 of the Pittsburgh Steelers smiles on the sidelines during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Alltel Stadium on September 18, 2006 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by Marc Serota/Getty Images)
The Pittsburgh Steelers 2012 season will officially come to an end next Sunday and with that comes the reality that several players might be playing their final game in the black and gold. We will dive into free agency deeper once the season is officially over but here is a quick synopsis of those players. UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS QB Charlie Batch - Batch is 38 years old now and will be wrapping up his 10th year with the Steelers next Sunday. His win over the Baltimore Ravens back in Week 13 was the last win the Steelers have on the books right now and it would be a hell of a way to go out. Read more [...]
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Scoring a Success In Revitalization
Dealing with dilapidated buildings is among the biggest headaches faced by local officials. Sometimes, especially when absentee owners are involved, it is virtually impossible to proceed with decisive action.
Occasionally progress is made, however, as Martins Ferry Mayor Paul Riethmiller noted Monday.
Riethmiller explained the owner of a vacant, unsafe house went to mayor's court last Wednesday and paid a fine for not complying with city codes. He proceeded to reach an agreement with city officials to have the building torn down.
By Friday, the structure had been demolished. Though city funds were used for the work, they may be recouped once the property is sold.
Success in dealing with that building relied on several factors not always present in similar situations. First, of course, the owner was cooperative. Second, city officials had enough money available to pay for demolition. And third, it was possible – as it sometimes is in a small town – to cut through the red tape and get the work done quickly.
For each success on dilapidated buildings, local officials are stymied several times. But on this one, all involved are to be commended.


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Paper Plates Rock!
Paper Plates are amazing when it comes to crafts, you can make so many things so for today's crafty blog links I am showcasing fun crafts make with these versatile dinnerware!
A great apple from Ramblings of A Crazy Woman
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I fell in love with this earth craft at Just For Fun
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These cookies are made all over the Middle East. Each country and each household has their favourite recipe. The traditional shape is a horse shoe with the 2 ends pinched together and a nut is placed where they meet. I only do that if I am receiving guests or for a special occasion.
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- 2 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons ground cardamom (optional) or 1 tablespoon orange flower water or 1 tablespoon rose water (optional)
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- 50 blanched almond halves or 50 walnuts or 50 pine nuts or 50 pistachios
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- Melt ghee in a saucepan on the stove.
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Lemoncurd, these cookies are beautiful. I made my own ghee for these, and was amazed at how simple it all was! Smooth and buttery with an exotic hint of cardamom, these will make a perfect addition to my Christmas cookie bags. Thanks for the recipe!
The cookies were WONDERFUL!!!This is my childrens favorite Arabic cookie. It was so simple to make. THANX;)
Fabulous, Fabulous, Fabulous! Used walnuts and even though I used the cardamom, I also added about 1/4 teaspoon orange blossom water. Thanks for sharing, Lemon! cg ;)


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The Real Ghostbusters (1986–1991)
Episode List
Season 1
13 Sep. 1986Ghosts R Us
Slimer accidentally releases three ghosts from the containment unit and they set out to put Ghostbusters out of business by opening their own business, 'Ghosts R Us'.
20 Sep. 1986Killerwatt
With New York being plagued by power outages, the Ghostbusters set about to capture Killerwatt, a ghost who has the ability to possess electrical devices. But things take a turn for the worse when Killerwatt takes control of the city's power grid.
27 Sep. 1986Mrs. Roger's Neighborhood
A little old lady named Mrs. Rogers calls the Ghostbusters about her haunted house; once inside, Egon discovers the house is being controlled by a creature named 'Watt'.
4 Oct. 1986Slimer, Come Home
Slimer leaves home after Peter yells at him for eating Winston's birthday cake, and the Ghostbusters set out to find him. But more problems arise when Egon discovers a poltergeist feeding off the power of ghosts in the local area; who only needs one more ghost to reach his full power.
11 Oct. 1986Troll Bridge
Bunch of funky dangerous trolls take over the Queensboro Bridge with only one demand - the Ghostbusters must find and bring back their little cousin who ran away to party. They have 12 hours to get him back, or New York is toast.
18 Oct. 1986The Boogieman Cometh
The guys are hired by a pair of young siblings to rid them of the Bogeyman, an entity Egon is quite familiar with.
25 Oct. 1986Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream
The Sandman is real and is putting all of New York City to sleep, but their dreams are running rampant in the real world.
1 Nov. 1986When Halloween Was Forever
It is Halloween and New York is sent into chaos when two goblins release the spirit Samhain from a 7th Century relic. The Ghostbusters must work quickly to defeat Samhain & his minions and prevent the world from plunging into darkness forever.
8 Nov. 1986Look Homeward, Ray
Ray's heading back to his hometown to be the grand marshal in the parade; but when he's called to get rid of the ghosts in a haunted house and they get away, he starts to question his ability as a Ghostbuster.
15 Nov. 1986Take Two
The Ghostbusters head out to California to be technical assistants for the movie being made about them; but during the process, an old spirit is rudely awakened during renovations of the studio.
22 Nov. 1986Citizen Ghost
Peter recounts to a reporter how Slimer came to live at the firehouse after helping the guys trap a group of ghostly impersonators.
6 Dec. 1986Janine's Genie
Janine wants to go on a job with the guys and helps them catch a ghost. As payment, she takes a lamp that has a sinister genie in it that grants her the wishes of making her the boss over the Ghostbusters, and Egon fall in love with her.
13 Dec. 1986Xmas Marks the Spot
The fate of Christmas depends on the Ghostbusters filling in for the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future while Egon attempts to retrieve the real ghosts from the containment unit.
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Life has no meaning except in terms of responsibility.
Reinhold Niebuhr (1892 - 1971)
Source: Faith and History, 1949
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The whole art of politics consists in directing rationally the irrationalities of men.
Goodness, armed with power, is corrupted; and pure love without power is destroyed.
Source: Beyond Tragedy, 1938
There is no cure for the pride of a virtuous nation but pure religion.
Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.
It is better to create than to be learned; creating is the true essence of life.
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Moral Shortcomings in the Technology Debate
Digital and genetic techniques increasingly influence life. Our belief in progress through technology stands in the way of a moral debate on this development.
By Rinie van Est
We keep a close watch on what voters and members of parliament want, but the future of our society is determined by something else: technological development. At least, that's what thinkers such as Dominique Janicaud believe, who wrote: 'Technological power is more revolutionary than any revolution; it comes from above, no one can know where it is going'. In views such as these, the role of politics is limited to properly spreading technological innovations. I do not agree with this. Without trying to undermine the revolutionary force of technology, I do think politics is capable of a democratic steering of technology to a certain degree. In fact, I believe that interaction between the political domain and the techno-economic domain is the essence of our democracy. But here, politics is neglectful, because it has a blind spot for the ideological role that technology plays in our society.


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Iraq gets unis, courtesy of Ebbets Field
McClatchy newspapers reported last week that the Iraqi national baseball team -- you knew there is one, right? -- recently was down to one cap, three old balls, nine secondhand gloves and a 5-year-old softball bat. In other words, the team is the Pittsburgh Pirates of the Middle East, only it doesn't plan to trade away its best players.
The Iraq baseball program might be just getting started, but it's about to become ready for Turn Back the Clock Night -- Ebbets Field Flannels is sending it uniforms.
With equal parts passion and meticulous detail, Ebbets Field has been recreating gorgeous old-style uniforms out of its Seattle office for more than 20 years. Jerry Cohen started the company because he was frustrated he couldn't find wool uniforms and wound up turning his obsession into a business. The company specializes in old minor league, Negro League, Federal League, foreign and forgotten teams, such as the 1902 Nevada Lunatics, the 1932 House of David team, the 1926 Longview Cannibals and the 1928 Decatur Commies (I'm afraid to ask). Yes, I've dropped a fair amount of money at Ebbets Field over the years, beginning with a set of jerseys for my softball team back when Cohen ran the business out of his apartment and hung uniforms on every available door frame and knob.
And now the company is adding the Iraqi national team, which should pair well with an old Cairo Pharaohs jersey.
Cohen found out about the Iraqi team while watching "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC. Maddow mentioned the McClatchy report and appealed for help to supply the team. That was all Cohen needed to hear. He fired off an e-mail offering to put the team in uniform, and his offer was quickly accepted.
"I was telling somebody earlier today -- just to establish baseball in a soccer country or a nonbaseball country alone is very difficult," Cohen said. "You can't buy the equipment, and the fields aren't available. We take those things for granted here. But the fact that these guys were taught baseball by the soldiers and wanted to carry it on really inspired me. If a small company like ours could help bridge cultures, we wanted to do that."
Cohen said he assumed the Iraqis would want to go with their national colors (red, white, black and green), but they wanted blue. So they'll wear Dodger blue tops with the national flag on the chest and "Iraqi Baseball" across the back. The pants are gray. And yes, they will have stirrup socks. Good to know Iraq is old-school in that area as well.
Cohen said he is making 20 uniforms, one for each player, but American fans already are asking whether the company will manufacture Iraq jerseys for public sale. He said he is interested but wants approval from the Iraqi team before offering them to customers along with such jerseys as this beautiful 1960 Hawaiian Islanders road vest. (Note to my wife: This is on my Christmas list.)
Iraq is the second national team clothed by Ebbets Field, which doesn't focus on that type of thing. The company also made uniforms for Russia a couple of years ago.
"The Russian uniforms were gray, with very big red Cyrillic letters," Cohen said. "They had a lot of input in the design. For better or worse, people have an idea of what they want, and you either have to talk them out of it or refine it. Sometimes they just have an abstract concept and you have to help make it work. They usually want too many things, and we have to talk them back."
Of course, the Iraqi uniforms do come with one obvious concession, given that flannel is not exactly the fabric of choice for the 110-degree heat of an Iraqi summer.
"We're not going to make them in flannel," Cohen said. "We're going with a contemporary design and using mesh because of the heat. It's a more modern uniform."
At least it beats the alternate camouflage jerseys with body armor.
Minnesota's Nick Blackburn pitched a 13-hitter Monday night against Oakland (6 IP, 13 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 0 BB, 0 K), but his was not the most interesting line of the game. No, that honor falls to Oakland's Gio Gonzalez, who allowed 11 runs in less than three innings. His line:
Granted, starters give up double-digit runs from time to time. But what makes Gonzalez's line this week's winning entry is that he gave up those 11 runs and didn't get the loss. Instead, he picked up a no-decision after the Athletics rallied from a 10-run deficit to win 14-13.
• Congratulations to Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice, who enter the Hall of Fame on Sunday (along with Joe Gordon, inducted posthumously). Was there ever a more eagerly awaited acceptance speech than Henderson's? Here's a fun way to spend the afternoon. Sit around with a bunch of friends and take a drink every time Henderson refers to himself in the third person or as "the greatest" during his speech. And I can't wait to see that plaque with all his team transactions.
• Not to suggest that the Padres are struggling or anything, but their starting nine finished Wednesday's game with these batting averages: .221, .220, .249, .244, .222, .179, .196, .197 and .174. So it's no surprise they're in last place in the National League West. But explain the Mariners. Their starting nine finished Wednesday's game with these averages: .357, .274, .265, .211, .219, .235, .204, .190 and .189, yet they're six games above .500, with a run differential of minus-14. Which is one reason it's difficult for new general manager Jack Zduriencik to know whether the Mariners should be buyers or sellers as the trade deadline approaches. Seattle has the league's best pitching but is next-to-last in runs scored.
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Several months ago I saw someone using an application that showed him files on the computer being modified in real time.
Basically there was an application that wasn't working correctly, so he installed the program, ran the application, and saw all the various files that the application either read from or wrote to. He found out the application was writing a large debugging file it shouldn't be, which ended up being the problem.
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buchanan st. in glasgow. a band playing on the streets and their music was very impressive.
EDIT: band has been identified to be the Clanadonia and this is taken by a Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8
EDIT: band has been identified to be the Clanadonia and this is taken by a Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8
Wow! Makes me want to be there...what energy!!
Clan an Drumma !!! Saw them on Edimburgh streets more than 10 years ago, bought their CD !
Great gig
Great gig
Awesome photo!
I would love to go to one of there gigs
Ha ha, i met these guys in Edinburgh once, cool show!
I found this picture by complete accident and just freaked when I recognized Cladadonia. Amazing photo
Clanadonia, one of my favourite pipe 'n' drums bands! Epic!!
that's a great shot !
Love Love Love it!
Absolutely brilliant street photo
Ya, saw them live once, fun group!
I just recently found out that from my mothers side of the family I am something like 1/3 Scottish or something of the sort. And ever since I've completely fallen in love with Scottish legends and culture. Even as a kid i've always thought kilt's were amazing.
This is awesome. I Love the men's expressions. Especially the older gentleman. Makes me grin every time I see this image.
This is awesome. I Love the men's expressions. Especially the older gentleman. Makes me grin every time I see this image.
I've seen them at the very same place on the 28th october. Really impressive.
check out the bald guy's abs xD
The old man looks like an awesome dude. I wanna befriend him!
Yeah, I've seen these guys too. They have good rhythm. I like how to you caught his face too. Good shot!
they look "into it". good action shot
Very cool!
Wild wild Scotland
wow!! amazing pic
Lol I <3 these guys! I see them all the time when I'm in at college.
that the lens?
The band are called Clanedonia if you're interested....
thats awesome
whoa, thats cool
I love the detail of their tatoos!! I think my parents saw these guys a few years ago!! Lol I cannot believe how toned they are!!! Brilliant shot!!! Simply fantastic!!
they look so cool
whats in your wallet?!
Perfect colors and lighting, great capture!
Wow... that's hardcore.
Most ripped old men ever.
I love the intensity of this photograph! I can hear the drums just by looking at it. Well done!
teh muscles on both of those gents are impressive @__@ and the clarity of this shot is phenomenal, great work!congrats!
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Alba gu brath!
They wanna know what's in YOUR wallet.
CLANADONIA! Tu Bardh Wilson is a drumming god ! <3
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Action-Packed Spec Ops: The Line Trailer is No Day At the Beach
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If you needed any further evidence that Spec Ops: The Line looks like the bee's knees, then this new gameplay trailer - featuring hero John Walker fighting through a ruined Dubai that's falling apart around him - ought to help in convincing you.
Showing off the game's sandy physics and unpredictable environments, the video is action-packed, with sand pouring into every area, whether it's through shattered glass or whether it's dropping our from beneath Walker's feet, leaving him precariously dangling from a precipice.
In short, Spec Ops: The Line is looking in pretty good shape ahead of its tentative spring 2012 release window, but if you want to know more about 2K and Yager's third-person shooter with tough moral choices at its core, then Dan's hands-on preview is the way to go. Check out the trailer first though!


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This was a great clip, but you could have reduced the length of time with less talking. IT guys don't have heaps of spare time..
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Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., continued to criticize the radical professors with whom Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has associations.
McCain attacked Obama for associating with both William Ayers and Rashid Khalidi on CNN's "Larry King Live" tonight:
MCCAIN: Of course we have run ads that point out his record and also point out his associations. And I still think, you know, we're watching now, a major newspaper has a tape that apparently has Mr. William Ayers in it. I don't know if it does or not. That's the allegation. But that newspaper and their parent, the Tribune Company, and the Obama campaign refuse to release that. Shouldn't the American people know about that? At least they should have full information.
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MCCAIN: Yes.
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MCCAIN: Why shouldn't they...
KING: Why would the paper suppress this?
MCCAIN: I have no idea. If they have the tape, they ought to make the American people aware of it, let them see it and make their own judgment. Frankly, I've been in a lot of political campaigns, a whole lot, I've never seen anything like this, where a major media outlet has information and a tape of some occasion -- maybe it means nothing, maybe it's just a social event, I don't know, but why should they not release it? And why shouldn't the Obama campaign want it released?
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He made the comments after being asked about the fines levied this season against James Harrison(notes), who will take the field opposite Suggs and the Ravens on "Sunday Night Football":
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Goodell has barred dirty hits on the field, but has yet to exert control over dirty hits off of it. Like we said Wednesday with Ward's comments, it's about time players spoke up about the NFL's two-faced treatment of its workforce. I suspect Goodell has a thick skin and will let this slide, mainly because he's smart enough to know that fining players for criticizing him will only increase the perception that he's playing Big Brother. But this growing unrest isn't a good thing for him and NFL owners, especially with a labor negotiation and 18-game schedule discussions on the horizon.
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Meeting of the Aristotelian Society held at Senate House, University of London, on 6 June 2011 at 4:15 p.m.
XIV—Reasons for Action
Version of Record online: 23 DEC 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9264.2011.00316.x
© 2011 The Aristotelian Society
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society (Hardback)
Volume 111, Issue 3pt3, pages 407–427, October 2011
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- Issue online: 23 DEC 2011
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Donald Davidson opens 'Actions, Reasons, and Causes' by asking, 'What is the relation between a reason and an action when the reason explains the action by giving the agent's reason for doing what he did?' His answer has generated some confusion about reasons for action and made for some difficulty in understanding the place for the agent's own reasons for acting, in the explanation of an action. I offer here a different account of the explanation of action, one that, though minimal and formal, preserves the proper role for the agent's own reasons for acting.


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