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I was looking for a way to link a commenters name to his or her profile page (the "author" page).
Something like "the_author_posts_link" would be cool. But then for the person who left a comment. The_author_posts_link gives a link to the author page, but it does this for the person who wrote the post. I want a link to the author page of the person who wrote the comment.
This, in my opinion, seems like a very standard and basic feature. I use my wordpress as a community site so I don't really need names to be linked to websites. Most registered people don't even have their own webby. They can just add their link in the author page if they want to share it anyway.
My guess is this can only be done with custom code hacks. Would be lovely if there was a plugin that did that, though :]
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My daughters laptop LCD went dark a while back, in a dark room you can see that the screen wants to work but will not. I am familiar with laptop repair, have replaced MANY screens. It seems I have been lucky to have the same fix work each time.
I did my usual routine for diagnosis by plugging in an exterior monitor, which worked. So, bad LCD, I figured. Ordered a new LCD, got it, installed it and no video, or should I say the same issue with the original screen. So I ordered an inverter for the laptop, exact type, tried it, no good, same issue. I returned the LCD screen for an exchange, got another one, tried that, still the same issue. I know about the connector issues, and I have been now even more watchful how they go, since I did a second teardown and reconnect on one, a Toshiba, I worked on a few months ago, just to find out it worked after reassembly.
So, bottom line question is, since the only obvious thing left to change is the video cable for this Toshiba laptop, could there be anything else that would cause the same symptom I describe? What throws me on this is the screen works, just not backlit. So if the cable is bad, then just that wire that the inverter is on must be damaged.... just guessing.
Secondly, how likely it is that video cables are at fault? Seriously, I must have changed at least a dozen or two dozen LCD screens over the years, (its a hobby for me) so for me it does not seem very probable at all. I have seen in this site that there have been others with the same problem, bad cable, but there is not way to tell based on that. The most reliable way to know would be of somebody else's experiences, since this is my first go at it.


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I have a problem: i want to find the Δt inenergy balance in the tube and i think it's flat one and ikhow that first i need to khow the tempreture(T film) which is 45degree and i khow that i have to find K,Cp,μ in order to findthe Reylond num ,BUT my problem is how to find the properties ofair (45)!(K,Cp,μ)
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When making relations of my contribution to the work of others, I sometimes deliberately want to avoid detailed description of the related work and state: "For details on derivation, see the original work." However, I'm not sure if the term original is appropriate here, and I kindly ask you to provide some alternatives. Or, is the term actually the most appropriate?
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One alternative is seminal.
You would use this word to note that a text that has influenced your work has primacy in the field.
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I have created a nice silverlight control doing exactly what I want it to do, and it looks great :) When I host it in the test projects ASPX sample file or the HTML sample file it shows up nicely.
I now have to use the control in my existing ASP.NET 2.0 project, which has a fancy design. The problem I'm having is that the control don't show up exactly how it should:
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- The control usually don't become visible before I move my mouse over the aria where it's contained
Obviously it's something with my HTML/CSS design causing this, but it will be extremely time consuming to find the issue - so does anyone have knowledge in this area? What are the rules around how to make sure the control is displayed properly? What CSS properties should be used?
PS: Since I have a 2.0 app, I'm using the object tag approach to Silverlight, and it's contained in a DIV with height and width set in style.
Code snippet was requested. It's something like this (basically a copy of the HTML test page from the silverlight test project (which work perfectly)):

<object data="data:application/x-silverlight," type="application/x-silverlight-2-b2"
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This DIV is contained in a cell in a table, which again is part of a larger design. There's a lot of CSS as mentioned. Don't know if this helps...


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The Hundred Secret Senses is an exultant novel about China and America, love and loyalty, the identities we invent and the true selves we discover along the way. Olivia Laguni is half-Chinese, but typically American in her uneasiness with her patchwork family. And no one in Olivia's family is more embarrassing to her than her half-sister, Kwan Li. For Kwan speaks mangled English, is cheerfully deaf to Olivia's sarcasm, and sees the dead with her "yin eyes."
Even as Olivia details the particulars of her decades-long grudge against her sister (who, among other things, is a source of infuriatingly good advice), Kwan Li is telling her own story, one that sweeps us into the splendor, squalor, and violence of Manchu China. And out of the friction between her narrators, Amy Tan creates a work that illuminates both the present and the past sweetly, sadly, hilariously, with searing and vivid prose.
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"The Hundred Secret Senses doesn't simply return to a world but burrows more deeply into it, following new trails to fresh revelations."--Newsweek
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AMY TAN is the author of The Joy Luck Club, The Kitchen God s Wife, The Hundred Secret Senses, The Bonesetter s Daughter, The Opposite of Fate: Memories of a Writing Life, Saving Fish from Drowning, and two children s books, The Moon Lady and Sagwa, which was adapted into a PBS television series. Tan was coproducer and coscreenwriter of the film version of The Joy Luck Club and wrote the libretto for The Bonesetter s Daughter opera. Her essays and stories have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, and her work has been translated into thirty-five languages. She lives with her husband in San Francisco and New York.


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Help regarding the different editions of Loom
So, ive decided to try and get the 1992 CD edition of loom, which i gather was the 2nd version of the game (on CD, as opposed to floppies) for the PC. What I would like to know, is did they ship it in the original box (i.e. NOT a White label re-issue, like they did with MI1), with all the accessories as per the floppy version, i.e. so like the image below, but with the floppies replaced with the CD? because so far all the versions i've found on ebay seem to be just the jewel case (I know thats quite a common occurance regardless, but still its good to be sure.
Also, I think i saw a version on the web of the CD-ROM version, boxed but the box style was different, instead of the box coming apart in two with a seperate front and back, like most lucasarts games of the time, the box in the image I saw was made with thinner cardboard, with flaps at the top and bottom, and the top and bottom was white. Might shed some light onto things.
I'll add that if what i said we're to be true, the chances of getting one like that would be rarer than finding a floppy one, so i'd probs just buy the CD off of ebay seperatly, as well as try to get a complete-in-box floppy version, and then put the CD in the box. Thereby I get the best of both worlds.
The Museum can probably help. Their forum members are also very knowledgable about this type of thing :)
Ssh, stop sending people away to other forums!
Welcome to these forums, bergqvistjl! We're really glad yo-- Oh rats, they've already gone.
That LucasArts Museaum is a great resource for this sort of thing, though (although at the moment that URL doesn't work; site must be down for now).
Hehe, whoops! I think we're allowed to send people off to Freddie's forum. They always come back! Because those people who live there are literally insane. (I mean that in a nice way though!)
The site seems to be down half the time. I guess it chews through bandwidth, as it's quite image intensive, so there must be some kind of cap on it - keep trying, though, bergqvistjl!
The FM-Towns version is a 256-color VGA CD version, like the PC CD, although some of the art is slightly different. However, it's very different content-wise from the Loom PC CD.
For starters, it has all the original dialogue and cutscenes from the original floppy disk version intact; the PC CD release rewrote and abridged the dialogue/cutscenes, so as to fit all the voice recordings on one CD audio track. Also, it includes all the character closeups from the 16-color floppy version (but in VGA!), which the PC CD omits because the static portrait heads looked funny when given real voices.
Plus the Loom FM-Towns port includes CD-quality audio tracks of all the Tchaikovsky Swan Lake music that was in the floppy version. The PC CD, on the other hand, only plays music during cutscenes, so most of the game is silent. Of course, there's no voice acting in this version, but it's very much made up for by all the other features I just listed.
They're definitely different experiences, but complementary. I'd say neither one of them is really a "superior" version of Loom.
The FM-Towns version goes for crazy amounts. Crazy, I say!
The CD-ROM version of Loom has a slightly different box in that the the box itself is white with a slipcover containing the original cover art. Basically it looks like the box of the floppy version, but with white top and bottom. It looks like your version came with the hint book as well which was not included with every copy...
The only differences I can remember from the box contents is that the game comes on one CD in a slipcover and the audio drama comes on a second CD in an almost identical slipcover (instead of a cassette). The CD version of the audio drama also includes all its music isolated from the speech and sound effects.
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While he still maintains a healthy and lengthy relationship with HBO, David Milch's pilot 'The Money' will not be getting the go-ahead.
The creator of 'Deadwood,' 'John From Cincinnati,' and 'Luck' earned his fifth pilot order with the network, but the drama starring Brendan Gleeson will not move forward, as first reported by Deadline.
Directed by Justin Chadwick, who most recently helmed the feature film 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom,,' the show focused on wealthy and powerful American mogul James Castman (Gleeson) as he looked to expand his media empire. Set among the super elite, where corruption abounds, 'The Money' also starred Nathan Lane, Patrick Kennedy, Dominique McElligott, Laila Robins, and Billy Magnussnen. Ray Liotta and John Carrol Lynch were among those playing recurring characters.
This was Milch's fifth pilot order on HBO, three of which went to series – still a pretty great batting average.
Elsewhere, NBC will similarly not be moving forward with a drama of their own. The supernatural mystery 'Conception' from writer John Glenn and producer David Janollari, which followed a modern-day immaculate conception on a grand scale, has been passed upon.
It's a bit of a disappointment for the network, having agreed to a put pilot commitment and ordering several backup scripts in order to see how the ambitious plot would evolve.
It is speculated though that since NBC has greenlighted 'Heroes: Reborn,' that the apparent similarities between the shows kept 'Conception' behind.
Still, the show could find life, however miraculous, on another network.
Nah nah nah, this article doesn't get to sail under the radar because of volume. This is the fourth time HBO has screwed over one of the greatest TV writers of our time. It's like a David Simon screenplay, the bosses have screwed us over yeat again, and it will take a rouge player to make us whole.


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georges 21st birthday cake
it is chuck norris' face and underneath the face there is banana cake with rum mascarpone
it tasted like god
it is chuck norris' face and underneath the face there is banana cake with rum mascarpone
it tasted like god
awww.... that's sad
You're not able to take a piece of the Chuck Norris cake without spontaneously combusting and creating a black hole in your place consuming the overworld.
That Cake gonna eat you ^^
by the makers of hella jeff and sweet bro this is so aweosme
if i tried to eat this cake it'd eat me first
I'd be scared to cut that cake.
there is nothng i can say to describe the epicness of this cake...
WOW. Just,.. wow.
You don't eat Chuck Norris Cake.
Chuck Norris Cake eats YOU!
Chuck Norris Cake eats YOU!
I am assuming that you weren't physically able to eat that.
you dont eat chuck norris cake, chuck norris cake eats you :3
damn right you are the lord of pie. Gimme some pie plz?!
haha sures *gets pie-launcher* now open wide *aims and blasts pie*
Woohoos PIE. ........................But what kind of pie is it?!
hahahahahahaha xDDD so cool
Damn, if i saw it on my plate it's mean i have less 1 sec to live
By the looks of the cake, Chuck Norris will kill you
The most muscular cake in the world.
Chuck Norris will come to kill you now.
Its The most powerful cake in the universe!
You dont eat the chuck norris face cake, it eats you
I wouldn't eat that, it may be poisoned by Chuck Norris himself.
lol dont look it straight in the eyes, or it turns to the only flavor that nobody likes: pecan cake
I'd be afraid to eat it.
D: You deserve an award.
now THAT, is some manly stuff
Currently the strongest cake in the world .
Chuck Norris made this very same cake. He delivered it to a random person, and the cake ate that person. lol
hahaha you are awesome!
THE CAKE IS A LIE- *roundhouse kicked*
You don't eat Cake Norris, Cake Norris eats you.
you ate his face? omg your so lucky your alive!!!! if chuck norris saw this deviation he would probably kill you
you ate the cake ? or the cake ate you -_- ? jsjsjs lol
You are lucky to still be alive...
this cake just owned your mother
"It tasted like god..."
I imagine that is what Chuck Norris tastes like.
I imagine that is what Chuck Norris tastes like.
Gee, I can't even express the simplistic pleasure I experience from this face-cake.
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This has the feeling of one of those events that will forever hang with us. Many may never forget where they were or what they were doing when they first heard about it. It's a feeling roused by the realization that for hours after this event, literally every person with whom I had even the briefest of contact asked the same question: "Did you hear about the shooting?"
Indeed, there have been few occasions that I can recall such an intensely unified reaction of shock to an act of gun violence involving some yahoo going "postal." It's as if in the hours after the event, the grimy, sulphuric presence of gunpowder residue continued to hang over the nation.
Somehow I don't recall this level of passion in the post carnage reactions and analysis of any of the recent mass shootings. Not after the Fort Hood killings in Texas or the Sikh Temple massacre in Milwaukee. And not after the Gabby Giffords shooting in Toledo or the "joker" theater rampage in Colorado. That series of recent gun massacres resulted in a combined total of 38 Americans dead and 105 injured 105.
I also don't recall in the previous events, an atmosphere of such deflated sorrow that in this case caused so many otherwise hardened law enforcement officials, experienced journalists, seasoned first responders, veteran politicians, and even presidents to become so uncontrollably teary-eyed.
There seems little doubt that this event is palpably different. It has a 911-like surrealism to it. But can it illicit the same degree of serendipity to become -- as is alleged of 9-11 -- the day that "changed everything?" Indeed after the latest in an epic stream of gun-related atrocities, the question for many has to be: will it make a difference?
Here we are. Once again. This time it's Newtown, Connecticut. Twenty-six people are gunned down; twenty of them children, virtually all of them first graders.
And in its wake, the anticipated shrill of demands for tighter gun control will erupt which will bring in response, the trite but clever non-sequitur: "Guns don't kill; people kill."
However, if one of these "people" fiends with the desire to head out and kill masses of other people this person might consider using a bomb -- especially if he wants to get the job done quickly. A bomb can be acquired, but they're illegal, so it's rather risky. So, to swiftly kill a whole bunch of people, perhaps the best legal alternative is a gun. And no matter how large or what caliber gun he desires, there is somewhere in America where he can obtain it legally.
But what's more relevant than the freedom to own and carry guns is the fact that guns kill precisely because "people" own and carry them. Thus what matters is what a gun can do, not what "people" can and cannot depending upon whether or not they are packing one. What it boils down to is that if "people" want to kill a whole lot of other people -- regardless of whether they want to get it done quickly or take their damn time -- there's a legally-obtainable device specifically designed for that purpose. Beyond that, the device is useless.
It's called a gun. And while there's little doubt that people will continue to kill even if laws restricting gun ownership were as tough as those that outlaw bomb ownership, the pool of available killing devices would likely be significantly diminished.
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Rhabdotubus, a Middle Cambrian rhabdopleurid hemichordate
Version of Record online: 9 OCT 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1502-3931.1986.tb00743.x
Volume 19, Issue 4, pages 293–308, October 1986
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BENGTSON, S. and URBANEK, A. (1986), Rhabdotubus, a Middle Cambrian rhabdopleurid hemichordate. Lethaia, 19: 293–308. doi: 10.1111/j.1502-3931.1986.tb00743.x
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- Issue online: 9 OCT 2007
- Version of Record online: 9 OCT 2007
- 13th December, 1985
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- Hemichordata;
- Pterobranchia;
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- Graptolithina;
- Rhabdotubus;
- morphology;
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Rhabdotubus johanssoni n.gen., n.sp., is described from the early Middle Cambrian Eccaparadoxides pinus Zone of Närke, southern Sweden. The colonies encrusted shells of inarticulate brachiopods, and occasionally trilobites, on otherwise soft substrates. The tubarium consists of repent and erect tubes. The former branch irregularly and produce a thecorhiza-like structure; the latter are erect and mostly isolated, up to 10 mm in length and widening gradually to about 1 mm width. Both repent and erect tubes are composed of fusellar bands, mostly irregularly arranged. Branching of repent tubes takes place through resorption or perforation of fusellar tissue in the parent tube. Branching of erect tubes occurs sporadically. There is no thecal dimorphism. No sclerotized stolon is present. Rhabdotubus is interpreted as the earnest known rhabdopleurid (Class Pterobranchia, Phylum Hemichordata). In general habitus it is similar to sessile graptolites of the Order Tuboidea. These similarities may well have phylogenetic significance, but further knowledge of the Tuboidea and other sessile orders of the Graptolithina is required to clarify the early evolution of graptolites.


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MOUNT AIRY Collard greens are usually served with corn bread and not on it except at one North Carolina festival.
The Winston-Salem Journal reports that people were lined up at the annual Autumn Leaves Festival in downtown Mount Airy for a collard sandwich. It's a helping of collard greens and fatback between two slices of corn bread.
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A San Francisco Chronicle Best Book of 2004. "A work of scope and profound insight into the divided soul of Mexico."--History TodayThe Life and Times of Mexico is a grand narrative driven by 3,000 years of history: the Indian world, the Spanish invasion, Independence, the 1910 Revolution, the tragic lives of workers in assembly/em>/p>/em>/em>
A San Francisco Chronicle Best Book of 2004. "A work of scope and profound insight into the divided soul of Mexico."--History TodayThe Life and Times of Mexico is a grand narrative driven by 3,000 years of history: the Indian world, the Spanish invasion, Independence, the 1910 Revolution, the tragic lives of workers in assembly plants along the border, and the experiences of millions of Mexicans who live in the United States. Mexico is seen here as if it were a person, but in the Aztec way; the mind, the heart, the winds of life; and on every page there are portraits and stories: artists, shamans, teachers, a young Maya political leader; the rich few and the many poor. Earl Shorris is ingenious at finding ways to tell this story: prostitutes in the Plaza Loreto launch the discussion of economics; we are taken inside two crucial elections as Mexico struggles toward democracy; we watch the creation of a popular "telenovela" and meet the country's greatest living intellectual. The result is a work of magnificent scope and profound insight into the divided soul of Mexico.
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Publishers WeeklyThis threatens to be one more of those hefty tomes that Mexico has a way of inspiring. But fear not: this 3,000-year history not only distinguishes itself in a field of worthy contenders but does so with flair and insight. An essayist, novelist (Under the Fifth Sun), sociologist (Latinos: A Biography of the People) and National Humanities Medal recipient, Shorris employs his Renaissance man-of-letters credentials to great effect here. Eschewing a more traditional political point of entry to the U.S.'s southern neighbor, he structures a series of narratives, vignettes and analysis around the Aztec concepts of head, heart and liver. Tonalli, the center of vital power, is the section on history and philosophy. Teyolia, the soul located in the heart, treats art and literature, family and essential character. Ihiyotl, located in the liver, is the center of survival and covers education, economics, politics, corruption and race. Shorris closes with a look to the future and two oral histories, deliberately contrasting "other, far less edited" voices with his own. Though there are more than a few moments when Shorris's prose veers dangerously close to purple, the overall effect is a beautiful, passionate and powerful account of a nation that American readers can ill afford to ignore. 32 pages of illus., 3 maps not seen by PW. (Aug. 16) Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
Library JournalThe history and culture of Mexico from prehistory to the present are brilliantly presented in this comprehensive work by respected author Shorris (Under the Fifth Sun). The author points out that the past has always had a pervasive influence in Mexico and that the country looks to its history to define itself. To emphasize this aspect of the Mexican outlook, Shorris skillfully interweaves examples of modern Mexican life with a chronological historical narrative in a seamless exposition of the factors that have led to the modern Mexican worldview and to current trends in its politics, religion, social issues, and the arts. Shorris's insightful and perceptive analysis probes the depths of the Mexican character in a way that brings new understanding of a people who have endured a turbulent past. Through his detailed examination of the many facets of Mexican history and life, Shorris successfully captures the vibrant nature of the spirit of Mexico. Highly recommended for history and Latin American studies collections in academic and large public academic libraries. [Previewed in Prepub Alert, LJ 4/1/04.]-Elizabeth Salt, Otterbein Coll. Lib., Westerville, OH Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
Kirkus ReviewsA superb portrait of Mexico, a nation still in the process of being built-perhaps, hopes Shorris (In the Yucatan, 2000, etc.), by "inserting freedom and fairness into its past in order to change its future."It is an old trope, old even in Octavio Paz and Alfonso Reyes's time, to suggest that Mexico is a country haunted by history. But so it is, and Shorris points out with reason that "everything that happens in Mexico today has roots in the clash of civilizations that took place at the beginning of the sixteenth century, from the choice of a president to the killing of Indians in the jungles of Chiapas." That clash had improbable results, writes Shorris; the conquistadores, only a few hundred in number, under the lawyer Cortez should not have been able to overwhelm the great Aztec Empire. Yet it happened, and Mexico's post-conquest history has been marked by struggle between Europeans and Indians for political power; the lowliest Spanish arrivals, however poor and disreputable, were socially superior to the best-educated and wealthiest creoles, to say nothing of the indigenes. Shorris's narrative approach is at once journalistic (he's spent a lot of time on Mexican ground over more than half a century) and historical (he's read every book ever written, it seems, on Mexico's past). It is also exquisitely literary, for Shorris believes that Mexico is driven by ideas such as the revolutionary antipositivism of the Flores Mag-n and the quasi-anti-Mexicanism of the newest generation of authors, who call themselves the Crack Generation (which "refers not to 'crack' as 'rock cocaine,' but to 'crack' as in la Ruptura"). He is not so literary, though, as to explain away with metaphor some ofMexico's darkest secrets, among them the Dirty War of the 1970s, when government stooges murdered liberals at a rate to rival Argentina and Chile. Shorris closes by considering Mexico's binational future (one in ten citizens now live in the US), the battle to end corruption, and the struggle to replace creaky authoritarian parties with democratic ones. As useful in its time as Alan Riding's Distant Neighbors was 20 years ago.
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Even if your loved one doesn't need regular medical help, it's still a good idea to have someone stop by and check on him occasionally. If he doesn't have friends, family, or neighbors who are able to do this, look into online resources like AARP, Lotsa Helping Hands, or the National Association for Professional Geriatric Care Managers.
These sites can help you find health care workers and caregiving professionals by city and state.
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Each day in November, I will read and review/discuss/whatever one comic taken from a box of some of my childhood comics. Today, it's Legion of Super-Heroes annual #1.
The Nostalgia November archive can be found here.
Legion of Super-Heroes annual #1 by Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen, and Karl Kesel is a pretty good single issue. It's not terribly inventive in its mystery — but it is one where you should be able to figure it out before most of the characters, which I think is somewhat appropriate for superhero comics ostensibly aimed at kids. The mystery: who shot Laurel Kent? It comes about when five Legionnaires are sitting around on monitor duty and Brainiac 5 refuses to let the time go to waste, so one of the newest members, Magnetic Kid chooses a case to work on. Laurel Kent, a rejected Legion member since her only power is invulnerability, doesn't seem to care who shot her, but the Legion is on the case. In tracking down what sort of weapon could fire a Kryptonite bullet, they learn of a raid on the Science Police Museum where two Thanagarian guards were killed while another was spared. And there's also a private detective who had been hired by Timber Wolf to find Lightning Lass killed that Shrinking Violet investigates on a hunch… eventually, Brainiac 5 ties it all together by preventing the murder of a tour bus driver named Oli Queen and, then, rescuing, the Allen twins… it's pretty clear what the pattern is: descendents of Justice League members (apparently the PI descends from Batman… and the Thanagarians from Hawkman). The culprit is an unnamed former villain that lives in frozen stasis, coming out only once a month to age a couple of days, which coincides with the assassination attempts.
The mystery is pretty basic, but told in an engaging fashion throughout. The story is divided into various chapters and Giffen's unique art makes it visually interesting. He tends to favour close-ups throughout, not giving many establishing shots and it keeps you on your toes. In the Shrinking Violent chapter, the entire thing is illustrated from her perspective, which, again, gives it an added edge. I can see others not digging the art as much as I do, but I think it works in an annual like this. Why not try different things in a one-off book like this? Then again, maybe this is how Giffen drew every other comic he did at the time. It's a particularly interesting style since it's much more intimate and narrow than you think a large, sprawling team book like this would call for. That isn't to say that there aren't pages and panels where things aren't clear, just that Giffen favours hinting at actions and what's going on than showing it all. Beyond that, several chapters have guest inkers, giving them all different visual looks within the parameters of Giffen's standard visuals. The Ernie Colon chapter, for instances, uses a specific type of shading not seen anywhere else — little visible solid lines that don't touch. It would be annoying elsewhere, but in an annual divided into chapters, it works.
A few things that stood out beyond this:
* Batman had at least one kid? So did Superman? I kind of like that this future hints at the idea that both of those men moved beyond their missions and had a personal life.
* I love love love the city of Greater Quebec that's mentioned in one chapter — and that there's a tourist warning that it is one of five remaining places on Earth where Interlac isn't the official language. Because it would be that way… even in the 31st century.
* We never get an explanation for why Laurel Kent doesn't want her attempted killer caught. It's a subtle way of hinting at how much the incident damaged her and I like that there isn't an explanation of that fact.
* The robot sent to kill people has the logos of the six Justice Leaguers on its chest with a mark over the logo of the successful murders… obvious in that fun way.
* Brainiac 5 is unapologetic in his methods. He doesn't stop the attempt to blow up the tour bus, he simply gives them his forcefield belt so they can catch the attempted killer. The other Legionnaires have a problem with this, but it seems logical. I love their "you'd risk lives" outrage… don't they know their belts work? Personally, I love it when super-genius characters are shown as smarter than everyone else AND are 100% right. Too often writers favour showing they're not as smart as they're supposed to be, making stupid mistakes, and I prefer to see that trend bucked.
* We never learn which Justice League villain is responsible for the attacks (though I imagine the robot is a good enough clue for those with a more thorough knowledge of the team and its history). Does it matter? Not really, so who cares.
Later today, a reread review of Marvel 2099's first crossover, "The Fall of the Hammer" and, then, tomorrow, Nostalgia November wraps up with a silver-foil cover, the final part of a crossover, and me most likely bleeding from my eyes as a result. Should be fun.
Paul Levitz was obsessed with Quebec. He wrote an issue of All-Star featuring the JSA in '78 which stated that on Earth-2 Quebec is an independent state (presumably he believed René Lévesque and the PQ would eventually win a sovereignty referendum, which they didn't on our Earth).
And that's ignoring that the only time Canada even registered on DC's radar in the '80s was only to do with Quebec separation, with characters like Plastique and this. Marvel at least had Alpha Flight…
Basically, the Laurel Kent plot was kind of answered in Legion of Super-Heroes # 42, a Millenium cross-over tie-in and the answer was a doozer to boot.
Laurel Kent was retconned after the fact as a Manhunter android impostor during the Invasion! crossover, which I think was a very poor handling of the character.
And wasn't the assassin Professor Ivo- the guy who made Amazo? I think I read that in one of DC's Who's Who. He eventually obtained the immortality he sought but became horribly disfigured; he blamed the League so he started killing their descendants. Could be another story, but it would be too coincidental…
And yes, knowing who the assassin was matters. What kind of mystery story would it be otherwise?
And I think the point with Brainiac and other genius-types is that being intelligent *isn't* the same thing as being clever. Then again, they don't have to be arrogant either.
Nice review. You pretty much hit on all the notes about why I like and dislike this annual.
Though, I do agree with Sijo that knowing the assassin does matter. I knew who the assassin was, but I wish the annual had actually said out loud who Prof. Ivo was. Otherwise, people who don't know any of the villians of JLA will be lost.
I also like how Chameleon Boy showed off his detective skills and one of my favorite parts of the annual was when Brainiac 5 revealed that he had given his force-field belt by just standing up from his chair and showing that he didn't have his belt.
Its a pretty good annual, but I, personally, like the Legion of Substitutes annual more.
Sijo — A Haruki Murakami mystery story…?
@Chad: I disagree. I mean, if Levitz and Giffen are going to great lengths to subtlety say that the assassin is a villain of the Justice League and also subtlety say which one it is (a JLA villain who is obsessed with immortality has to be Prof. Ivo) , then why wouldn't it matter who the assassin is?
"A Haruki Murakami mystery story" . . .AKA a good one. Naw, just kidding (not about that being good) but you can have a good mystery and know the solution and a good one and not. Different aims. I tend to go more for the latter, but Chandler wrote some great ones of the former. "Murdery By Death," of all things, gives a pretty stining critique of the 'mystery as puzzle' idea.
Exactly. Murakami's books often have mysteries of some sort that are never solved (as he has said that he thinks mystery stories are great until the solution is revealed) while others solve them. In this case, the specific identity of the villain does not add to the story. If they named him, the story would not be better, nor would it be worse. Mostly because if you are aware of Ivo beforehand, you can figure it out — and if you're not it's just a name.
They never call Ivo by name, mostly to save prior continuity headaches (Pulsar Stargrave anyone?) but it is pretty clearly him.
"In this case, the specific identity of the villain does not add to the story."
It doesn't? Wouldn't the Legion want to know so they could arrest Ivo. I mean, Ivo could easily come out of suspended animation and try again to kill the other descendants of the JLA.
"If they named him, the story would not be better, nor would it be worse."
If the story wouldn't be worse off, why refuse to name the villian in the first place.
I don't get it.
It doesn't? Wouldn't the Legion want to know so they could arrest Ivo. I mean, Ivo could easily come out of suspended animation and try again to kill the other descendants of the JLA.
They know who did it and act accordingly, we just never see them say the name of the individual.
And I've thought about it: the story would be worse. I like the idea of a faceless, nameless random old villain taking revenge… by being nameless, he stands in for all of the villains and it's not tied to one particular character. He comes to represent all of the sad little men who built robots to fight the JLA and could never get over it… without a name, he's all of them.
"And I've thought about it: the story would be worse. I like the idea of a faceless, nameless random old villain taking revenge… by being nameless, he stands in for all of the villains and it's not tied to one particular character. He comes to represent all of the sad little men who built robots to fight the JLA and could never get over it… without a name, he's all of them."
Interesting. From that angle, I like that they didn't name the villain. Do you think that what was Levitz and Giffen were aiming for? But, if it wasn't, why would they not name the villain for the reader? The payoff of a mystery is finding out who did it.
Legion books pre-Crisis made a few uses of descendent-characters.
A few years later, editorial would start coming down hard on stuff like that to accomodate modern continuity, resulting in some poorly-justified plot turns (Kent Shakespear was supposed to be a descendant of Superman, but that was nixxed, and all sorts of Green Lantern shenanigans ensues after the Corps was disbanded. (And all that Superboy/Supergirl stuff, of course)
(I just realized that with this new Geoff Johns Legion, we have neither Supergirl nor Laurel Gand. Shoot.)
Love this issue. One of my favorite eras from any comics run. Giffen was experimenting here but the artwork is still easy to follow, as opposed to murky weird shit we see during the 5-Years-Later era.
I didn't mind that we didn't get a specific name. Someone like Ivo wouldn't be that well known in the Legion's era anyway.
You are just realising this now stephane? Not only is supergirl not back in place it could be the case that the stories she appeared in simply never happened or happened differently. Its safe to say there is no legion continuity that is reliable anymore after this back door reboot
When I saw the title of this post I thought you were going to be reviewing "Monster in a Little Girl's Mind", which is one of my favourites. Oh well; this one's pretty good too.
"Someone like Ivo wouldn't be that well known in the Legion's era anyway."
That's the fun part for me. It wouldn't ring true if Ivo was revered as a mastermind a thousand years later, he wasn't a super-threat in the 20th century.
Giffen's artwork during 5-Years-Later was his best, in my opinion. That's some really great graphic storytelling. It wasn't just about "making everything munched" but using moods to tell the story. But I can see why it is not everybody's cup of tea.
This was featured in Wizard Magazine's top 100 comic stories or possibly 100 single issues, somthing.
@steve: You are correct. This issue was featured in Wizard's 100 single issue stories.
I'm still unconvinced that leaving the villain unnamed was a good idea. Sure, I understand that there are stories where never revealing a fact can be intriguing- say, in one of those involving the Loch Ness monster, and how the characters never quite get to either prove or disprove that it exists. In this case, the monster is the true star, and is its mystique that matters.
I just don't see how that applies to a murder mystery. Especially in a superhero comic. If there's a murderer loose, most people want to a) know who it is and b) to see him stopped. Why even use a JLA villain at all if they never intended on revealing who it was? Besides, as I mentioned DC did officially state it was Ivo in Who's Who. So much for leaving things unresolved. Maybe you're just too used to stories that *pretend* to be mysteries but are just teases, as with my Nessie example. Nothing wrong with that, but they most definitely don't fit a murder mystery, especially if it's investigated by heroes from 1000 years in the future. Also, a comic's reading atmosphere is very different from a novel's, where it might be more effective.
@Sijo: I completely agree.
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I don't get it. We care more for the pro golfer than we do for the needy violinist (artist)????
More pizzazz and innovation and originality: how many putt-putt golfers do you see on the sidewalks and in the subways versus the number of musicians? Real-life corollary: in the publicly-funded school system, sports are usually better funded or the last to be cut from the budget versus the arts. (Signed, a former music teacher).
You suppose the violinist might be teed off?
I'm sure the violinist could do that, if he had the balls….
I didn't get at first, because in most cartoons we look for something immediately obvious. The cartoon is a commentary on how we value sports more than the arts. The expressions are the key; the sad look on the violinist's face, and the doleful look on the man in the lower left corner. And of course the golfer's bucket of money (not too well drawn), to which people are adding more, while the violinist's case remains empty.
This is a sad commentary on the state of contemporary values. We thrust tons of money on people who just play a game while ignoring the talent and artistry involved in much more intellectual endeavors.
Now I get it!
I didn't get it either. I had to come read the comments. I thought the guy putting money in … was actually pitching the ball and golfer was missing them lol
Great comments on this one – the serious and the funny!!! I, too, don't get why we value sports so much more than anything else. Sadly, it's all about the money.
It was a chip shot, so everyone is chipping in with money.
Sad but true.
well stated prf
Couldn't agree with you more!
Its entertainment versus art. Some art is very entertaining and some not so much. Popular sports offer entertainment to many people while much classic forms of art are considered 'boring' by the masses. I had a friend who once told me Harry Chapin was much better than Simon and Garfunkel, when I question his reasons he said "Well I saw them both and Harry gave a very entertaining show while Simon and Garfunkel just came out and played their music". He went to the shows not for the music so much as to be entertained and Harry's patter between songs entertained my friend better than just listening to the music. TAkes all kinds I guess…..
Thanks for the comments. I didn't understand until I read your insights. Thank you!
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Nor, it seems, of bringing harmony to an unsettled private life. Implicated in Carne's last two arrests is Robert Bergmann, 31, an unemployed hanger-on she calls "very bright—he's been an assistant producer, done modeling and handled stocks." Robert was Judy's second husband for six months in 1970. (Her first, from 1963 to 1965: Burt Reynolds.) A year ago Bergmann called her—"out of the blue," she says—and they have been together almost constantly, if at times acrimoniously, since. "We helped each other," says Carne. "We went to a dance class, and to a group therapy class where you shout your angers." Judy had also done "tons of therapy" earlier at the urging of pal Goldie Hawn.
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I cannot tell a lie: Rita Wilson is an actor-singer-producer who's done all manner of interesting things, but is for me most warmly recalled for her unforgettable explanation of the plot of An Affair To Remember in Sleepless In Seattle. The film (which also stars her husband, some guy named Tom Hanks) has plenty of good lines, but it's hard to find one more driven by divine delivery than Wilson's description of the blanket over Deborah Kerr's "shriveled little legs."
But now, Wilson is the editor-at-large for Huff/Post50, The Huffington Post's section for people over 50, which recently launched a fiction section. Wilson was on Tell Me More on Friday, where she talked to NPR's Michel Martin about her life as an actress and an editor.
Martin asked her whether she worried at all about being part of a site with "50" right in the title, given that Hollywood is notoriously hard on women as they get older. "No, I didn't," Wilson said. "For one thing, I think film is very much like that, but I think theater is completely different. ... I think being over 50 is completely liberating. I want to say to everybody out there who is listening who is not [over 50]: get ready, it's a blast. All the things that you cared about before that you thought were important, they aren't. How much you weigh, how taut your upper arms are, all that stuff doesn't matter. It gives way to something that is far more satisfying. I really think that being 50 is the bomb."
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