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I guess in your mind, she should of stayed in office, wasted millions of dollars of government money and untold staff manpower on these frivolous lawsuits?? Plus spend hundreds of thousands of her PERSONAL money on lawsuits that were fake??
? "Frivolous"..."fake"...what are you talking about? You may want to expand your knowledge about Sarah Palin beyond here Wikipedia page.
Sarah Palin has been found in violation of a state ethics law on one occasion, and on another occasion has been required to pay the state back money used for personal travel.
Posting a Wikipedia entry quoting a known oath-breaker and liar is not that compelling to me.
Nice cop out... Prove that it is incorrect, go ahead....
? what cop-out?
Are you saying that you trust the resignation speech of a politician? A politician who with great pomp and circumstance recites the Pledge of Allegiance, then supports groups that are in direct violation of the Pledge?
How about this...you prove that she did not resign and then embark on a career in reality-TV.
So...then in your eyes the time-honored tradition of resigning a post when one is elected to a higher office is equivalent to resigning ones position to pursue a career in reality-TV?
Resigned for reality TV... Hmm... You're entitled to your opinion but not your own facts....
Posting a Wikipedia entry quoting a known oath-breaker and liar is not that compelling to me. How about looking into the facts of what she decided to do with her time after quitting as governor?
Are you suggesting that after quitting a job that Palin swore to complete she did not launch a reality-TV career?
Sarah Palin's oath to support and defend the Constitution = FAIL
Sarah Palin's pledge of allegiance to the US = FAIL
And Martin Bashir, a foreign citizen, is he ready to swear allegiance ... and to who ?
Who do you trust more?
An outside observer with unknown loyalties.
Someone who has pledged loyalty to your country; then demonstratively broken the pledge and has show support for seditious and traitorous groups that could -- if they had their way -- literally plunge our country into another civil war.
For me anyway, I would have less trust for someone who has already shown that they want to drive my country to ruin and division.
Being that Sarah "Oath-Breaker"
You mean Obama not upholding and enforcing the US constitution because
Actually, no I was referring to Sarah Palin's borderline seditious behavior and her seemingly complete lack of a moral or ethical backbone when it comes to honoring her commitments.
How about all the wire taps and Prism programs ? How you feeling about that.
I think that they are awful, and I would love it if the Republicans would actually wrest control of their party back from the criminally insane, and field candidates that would not just amplify the same abhorrent programs that Obama has allowed to continue.
I guess I am to assume then that you are condemning Palin's oath-breaking with the same vim-and-vigor you use for Obama.
Wow, Alaska seceded from the US while Palin was governor?
Haha, silly Crazy! No...no...Palin only supported and exalted the virtues of an organization that is pushing for the succession of Alaska. Why, if they had been successful she never would have been picked as McCain's running mate -- assuming that she survived the civil war following an Alaskan attempt to secede --, but maybe they would have made her the Queen of Alaska!
Did Sarah Palin not take the oath of office for Governor of Alaska? I don't think that resigning a post counts as "...faithfully discharge [ones] duties..."
I see, double standard... She can't do it but Obama can as Senator...
So...then in your eyes the time-honored tradition of resigning a post when one is elected to a higher office is equivalent to resigning ones position to pursue a career in reality-TV? Hmmm...not the way I see it, but I guess for some realty-TV is pretty important American institution.
You are talking about Palin, right? Yeah, she did pledge to "...support and defend..." the constitutions of the US and Alaska. Then she broke that pledge.
How so??
Did Sarah Palin not take the oath of office for Governor of Alaska? I don't think that resigning a post counts as "...faithfully discharge [ones] duties..."
Sarah Palin's oath of office = FAIL
How about when Palin says, "...indivisible..." in the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States? Did you know that the Alaskan Supreme Court has ruled that any attempt for Alaska to secede from the US would be in violation of the Alaskan Constitution? Care to guess what the US Constitution would say about that?
After Palin's oath to "...support and defend..." both the Alaskan and US Constitution she attended events of the Alaskan Independence Party (AIP) calling them "inspirational." At one time her husband was also a member of the AIP. The AIP is of course famous for pressing for Alaska to succeed from the US. Inspirational, indeed...I don't know about you but praising an organization that is in direct Constitutional violation would not, in my book, be supporting and defending the Constitution. In fact I believe it to be the opposite.
Sarah Palin's oath to support and defend the Constitution = FAIL
Sarah Palin's pledge of allegiance to the US = FAIL
which one of these already pledged to protect the state and US constitution...
You are talking about Palin, right? Yeah, she did pledge to "...support and defend..." the constitutions of the US and Alaska. Then she broke that pledge.
To be fair, part of her broke oath of office was, "...I will faithfully discharge my duties as Governor to the best of my ability." If Palin was to make the argument that, as an inept governor, the best duty she could perform as governor of Alaska was to resign. Then she may not have technically violated that pledge.
Being that Sarah "Oath-Breaker" Palin has not yet made such an argument we can only assume that her pledge to the US Constitution, the Alaskan Constitution, and to the duties as Governor was worth less to her than the prospect of making millions as a reality-TV star.
...and I found this claim to be an entirely made-up bald-faced lie, that has absolutely no grounding in any reality whatsoever -- including "reality" as perceived by a hysterical mescaline junky.
With lots of legitimate apologist arguments as to why the US infant mortality is so much more worse than many other countries why resort to such an outrageously transparent and verifiable lie?
If your intent is to play an absurd internet character making tea-servatives appear to be dangerously insane then, congratulations well done sir!
It is not a lie, but a fact on the ground that your pea brain is too small to comprehend. Cuban government infant mortality tally does not register a person as being born until 10 months after birth.
Wow, I would think that you would at least reference the original source of the lie. Then again truthiness is probably your reference, so then no real proof...
On the same note...the existence of The Great A'tuin is an actual fact on the ground that your quark sized brain is too small to comprehend.
And...before you mention that a quark is too small to be considered a brain; the fact that you have a quark sized brain is also another fact that your brain is too small to comprehend.
I like the way you prove facts, it is so refreshingly to be unburdened by having to do actual research or corroboration with the real world.
Like which one? Cuba where the average patients wait to die while the best doctors treat foreign dignitaries?
Cuba has better care for many people, including lower infant mortality rates. I mean, if you care about dead babies.
Did you look into how "infant mortality" is tallied in Cuba?
The newborn is not counted until it is 10months old! Yes, in the Orwellian world that is Cuba, a newborn that dies in the first 10 months is not born at all! Most real infant mortality takes place in the first 10 months!
...and I found this claim to be an entirely made-up bald-faced lie, that has absolutely no grounding in any reality whatsoever -- including "reality" as perceived by a hysterical mescaline junky.
With lots of legitimate apologist arguments as to why the US infant mortality is so much more worse than many other countries why resort to such an outrageously transparent and verifiable lie?
If your intent is to play an absurd internet character making tea-servatives appear to be dangerously insane then, congratulations well done sir!
I don't disagree if we could magically transform our entire healthcare industry in the blink of an eye to try it out, but moving to that model would be politically unpopular and very painful in my opinion...who knows, maybe I'm wrong.
Politically unpopular, very painful...I think you are right. We can dream though right ;)
However, I think we could get as good or better than Singapore if we morphed our existing model into competing HMOs.
I had Kaiser for many years and did "enjoy" it, there are a lot of great things about it, but today its system would not be ideal to fit my needs. I think that the HMOs can be good examples of what private firms do well with healthcare, but they still have some pretty big deficiencies and depending on ones needs/condition the choices are very limited. Also, competing HMOs is still going to give the consumer a very limited "free market" experience; one still gets "locked in" to an HMO for a term (year?) and if they need a procedure they are stuck with in-house pricing and cannot "shop around."
I don't think that we would get very close to the efficiency in Singapore, because they have seemed to have struck a balance of when it is more efficient for the government to step in and take over care. A lot of that care, which is a lot of the heavy lifting in a healthcare system, is not run efficiently under the HMO system.
Also, now that I am thinking of it, HMOs are an option in our current system. If they could really provide healthcare at ~%25 of the current US cost (as does Singapore) one would think that they would be doing so, and US consumers would be flocking to them. At my current work HMOs are an option, but they are not priced any better. What is stopping them from becoming more efficient and competing the other options out of business?
Why add a government layer? Because -- as shown by every other industrialized nation -- it seems to work.
But other countries' single payer setups are different than what you're proposing. They don't have insurance companies and they collect the revenue, pay out the claims, etc., and proposing that type of model would be astronomical change.
Right, -- well, sort of* -- and these other single payer systems do it all much cheaper, by at least half, than we do with our massive private insurance system.
* This was "sort of" because the examples I used were Singapore which does have a layer of private insurance. However, Singapore's private insurance is primarily utilized by only the wealthy and can only be used once one is fully vested in the government plans. A majority of Singapore's system is based on a single payer, and they have one of the most effective -- both in cost and results -- healthcare systems in the world.
There is no healthcare system in the industrialized world similar to what you propose. It seems that one of the best and most cost effective systems is to be like Singapore; having a strong government role in: regulation, long-term care, chronic conditions, etc; having everyone required to pay into the government system before they can buy private insurance; having private "free-market" competition do what it does best in healthcare: critical care, checkups, preventative care, elective procedures, etc.
Single payer is not health insurance. Medicare is.
Single payer does not take tax dollars. Medicare does.
Why would you want to add another layer of administrative BS in the whole process? Right now, we have providers and insurance companies. Now you want to add a gov't layer on top of all that?
Why add a government layer? Because -- as shown by every other industrialized nation -- it seems to work.
It would be great if we had a system as cost efficient and universally covering as Singapore -- where 80% of the hospital beds are owned and operated by the government, and the bulk of healthcare money goes through government hands before it is payed out to providers public or private. Like Singapore has done, we would first have to shrink private providers to the roles that they seem to be good at and let the government take over a majority of hospitals. We would also have -- once again like is done by, very successful, Singapore -- to setup multiple levels of government savings and payment programs that are mandatory before one can be eligible to buy private insurance.
Also, the government layer is necessary to regulate/manage the healthcare market and assure that the private firms are playing by the rules.
debyne, I am for free markets and competition, many industries benefit from these. (However, I think that we agree that there is a need to regulate a free market to insure that it stays free) Hell, we could talk about a lot of industries and agree on how competition and free markets benefit them.
I just don't see healthcare being an industry that benefits from the free market approach. A limited degree of free market -- like is used in Singapore -- sure...but not almost entirely run through private free market interests.
I also don't think services like police, fire, etc. should be free market either.
I am not sure how you reconcile the fact that every other industrialized nation runs their healthcare entirely or almost entirely as a single-payer government run program. Without exception everyone of these government run programs costs much less and has better results than our healthcare system dictated by private companies. Private industry has certainly not made healthcare in the US efficient.
If insurance companies don't do it, who will? A slow, expensive monopoly like the government?
Slow expensive monopolys are not the exclusive providence of governments.
Let us not mistake our system of private insurance companies and healthcare providers for something that in any way resembles free market competition.
That's the beauty of competition...major portions of any profits that a company makes in a competitive marketplace have to be reinvested into making the company produce results more efficiently and effectively.
Private firms are not motivated to produce widgets efficiently and effectively, they are motivated by profit. Yes, at times profit it helped by in creasing efficiency, but often times large amounts of profits are gained through other means. The private US healthcare system is a prime example of greater profits through inefficiency and poor product quality.
Their costs are lower for entirely different reasons. For example, they don't do fee-for-service, they don't have the tort issues we have, they perform more medical services outside of expensive hospitals, etc.
So, what you are telling me is that the government run healthcare systems that every other industrial nation in the world enjoys have been able to develop methods that lower the cost of healthcare -- while maintaining a high level results -- without major action from private "free market" companies?
Because insurance companies can perform all of the claims adjudication, quality and utilization reviews, etc. much more efficiently and effectively than the government, who has zero motivation to be efficient.
Why then do other countries where the government does the bulk of the claims adjudication, etc. spend at least half of what we do on healthcare? And to boot the US has some of the worst healthcare results in the industrialized world.
Perhaps the private insurance companies are more efficient, but keep for themselves any of the savings due to increased efficiency, plus their 100% vig of course.
So, then what is the point to our having insurance companies doing everything?
Ship him to Oakland
Please don't.
Other Pnet forum members (at least one that I remember) have stated that they would like having a someone like Zimmerman in their neighborhood. I believe that now is the time for them to step up to the plate and offer Zimmerman a place to stay.
So we now agree, Wilson told a "white" lie....??
Even assuming that the ends justifies the means, that does not change the nature of the ends.
Lying about an endorsement is not equivalent as saying, "No, honey those pants don't make you look fat."
I really don't know -- or really care much -- about Mr. Wilson or his predecessor. However, if he needed to be sleazy and lie in order to win it makes me wonder if he is any better than the person he is replacing. Sure Wilson's bullshit tricks to get elected are not a bad as Gavin Newsom's or Arnold Schwarzenegger's lies and deception, but it would be enough to put Wilson on my "never vote for" list.
One would hope that Mr. Wilson's smug arrogance on the matter would be enough to ensure his political death, but when the likes of Gavin Newsom seem to be doing fine...
There is a reason that the phrase "Lie of omission" exists. If it was equal to a "lie", there would be no need for the phrase. It is used to distinguish a specific action that is very similar to a lie, but not a lie.
No, "of omission" is a descriptor identifying the type of lie. You know, like a "little white" is another type of lie descriptor.
Not all lies are "of omission", but all "lies of omission" are lies. Kind of like not all whiskey is a bourbon, but all bourbons are whiskey.
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Academic Fair - a chance to explore new academic interests by meeting faculty from the MHC academic departments. All departments will be represented, so this is a great way to have your questions answered!
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S'mores for Sophomores - Chocolate, graham crackers, and chocolate oh my! The Dean of the College office and the Division of Student Affairs invites the Class of 2018 to join us for a sweet treat as we celebrate the start of your sophomore year.
Sunday, September 20th - 7:00pm-7:30pm - Blanchard Lantern
Sophomore Open House - This is a great opportunity to explore majors from the student perspective! Learn about different academic programs and co-curricular activities from campus offices.
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Oh, The Places You'll Go: A Special Event for Sophomores - Don't miss out on this important event just for sophomores. "Oh, The Places You'll Go" is a moment of reflection and words of wisdom aimed to encourage you to take full agency of your Mount Holyoke experience, narrow your academic interests and deepen your sense of belonging within the community. This event also includes a class photo, so adorn your red and show your Pegasus pride.
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Cecil P. Waters, 97, of Amarillo died Saturday, Dec. 27, 2008.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Coulter Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St.
Cecil was born June 9, 1911, in Hamlin to Charles and Carrie Bell Waters. He was one of eight children. He married Donna Henry in 1936, in Tecumseh, Okla.
Cecil's family testify to the fact that he was an amazing man - a man of character. He was characterized by his quiet and gentle spirit, generosity, kindness, humility, quick wit, sense of humor, and creativity among a myriad of others. Family and friends alike respected and loved him. He was a man of great faith, and exhibited that in every area of life. He leaves a great legacy to his family.
Growing up in the Depression and two world wars produced in him a strong work ethic and an understanding of the need to take care of what he had and used it to its fullest. Yet, he was always very generous and willing to help any in need.
He had a love for the land and growing things. He farmed for two decades around Canyon until his health issues necessitated a change.
He and Donna moved to Amarillo and invested in a small business. Upon complete retirement, they moved to the Canyon Retirement facility and lived there until her death in 1988. Cecil moved to the Craig, where he resided until his death.
The family expresses great thanks to the staff and aides at Craig Windflower nursing and Hospice of the Southwest for their tender care of Cecil.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Donna; his parents; four brothers; two sisters; a grandson, Matt Waters; and a son-in-law, Arlen Ruthart.
Survivors include a daughter, Cecilia Ruthart of Amarillo; a son, Phil Waters of Arvada, Colo.; four grandchildren, Greg Ruthart and wife Ellen and Scott Ruthart and wife Liz, all of Forth Worth, Leslie Whitehurst and husband Todd of North Richland Hills and John Waters and wife Courtney of Arvada; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Bessie Walker of Pine Grove, Calif.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Fire Tears Through Home In Linden, NJThe fire broke out before noon on Clinton Street near East 19th Street.
Linden, N.J. Police Officer Charged With Distributing MarijuanaA Linden, New Jersey police sergeant was charged Thursday with distributing marijuana, prosecutors said.
Authorities ID 9-Year-Old Linden Boy Killed In Carbon Monoxide IncidentOshiobugie Asekomhe, 9, and his sister Emike, 10, were unresponsive when their mother found them in their bedroom at their home on 1157 Passaic Ave around 7:25 a.m. Tuesday.
9-Year-Old Dead, 10-Year-Old Sister Critical In Linden Carbon Monoxide IncidentTheir mother found them unresponsive at around 7:25 a.m. in their bedrooms at 1157 Passaic Avenue, police said.
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Linden, N.J. Woman Vanishes Months After Being Shot; Family In PanicTyrita Julius vanished just four months after being shot eight times in her car. Now, her mother is driven to tears – fearing the shooting may be related to her disappearance.
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$10,000 Reward Offered After Mother, Daughter Targeted In Linden ShootingPolice believe a mother and daughter who were wounded in a shooting inside their car Tuesday night in Linden were targeted.
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Not just asking Z2, but for other android phones too. Just out of curiosity, how does it usually take for the xda devs to achieve root a phone without unlocking bootloader? I know it depends, but just wanted to get a general idea. Like it take 6 months for phone A, and 4 months for phone B. Is this period getting shorter, longer, or pretty much the same? Thanks.
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Kernel 2.6 maintainer Andrew Morton's wish has come true now that he has found not just one, but two new embedded maintainers, Paul Gortmaker and David Woodhouse.
At the Embedded Linux Conference in Mountain View in April, Morton announced that he was looking for a maintainer for the kernel's embedded code (see the separate news item here). The maintainer's job would involve an architecture independent appraisal of the embedded code and generally keeping the code in good working order. "Things can and do break." Morton said at the time, adding that Linux was becoming increasingly important on mobile devices.
Besides the two maintainers for the job, there is also a kernel mailing list to match at "firstname.lastname@example.com". Both maintainers are well-known in the Community: Paul Gortmaker works for Wind River and maintained the real time clock driver and network adapters with the 8390 chip. David Woodhouse previously maintained the Flash filesystem JFFS2 which is used on NAND Flash memory.
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New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson has caught a lot of flak for his stand on the legalization of certain drugs.
Darren White, head of his Department of Public Safety, has resigned in protest. The governor has been raked over the coals by opponents and by the media in general.
Legalization might not be the answer to our addiction problem. But can anyone seriously think we are winning the "war on drugs"?
And a war it definitely is.
There are many casualties. That many of the victims are unsavory, sordid scum from the dregs of society probably adds to the "so what" attitude of many Americans. A good percentage of the victims are either innocent bystanders or threats to the drug cartels and gangs, which have become a force worldwide.
The inner cities have become the war's front lines, turning once thriving neighborhoods into desolate wastelands. Our jails are overflowing with people caught using recreational drugs without making a dent in the problem.
Booze is by far the most abused drug. We have tried prohibition. We have a thicket of patchwork laws governing distribution and use that have not changed citizen behavior all that much.
Because alcohol has been around since prehistoric times, we understand it and know that further laws will probably be counterproductive.
European countries have tried legalization of certain recreational drugs with mixed results.
One experimental program that seemed to work was tried in England. There addicts were encouraged to go to the authorities and declare their dependency and name their poison of choice. They then could go to their family doctor and get a prescription for a two- or three-day supply. They weren't given enough to sell to others. The price was cheap, so that there was no need to commit crimes to raise money for street-priced drugs.
The experiment was a success. Addicts became productive members of society once more.
We know that alcoholics can lead an almost normal life. We all know people who are serious drinkers. If they drink after hours and don't drive home from bars, only their personal relationships and health suffer.
I once employed a binge drinker. Sober, he was a very productive worker. But I could almost forecast the periodic Friday noon, when the weekly paychecks were distributed, that he would not return for the afternoon shift. Wednesday of the next week he would show up, hung over and shame-faced but ready for another short period of sobriety.
This worker's conduct devastated and impoverished his family and brought him to an early grave. Nothing tried ever changed his path of self-destruction. Yet, I was willing to work around his handicap because in every other way, he was a good employee.
So is it time to take another look at our failed "war on drugs"?
By any objective standards, the war is lost. If interdiction and arrests helped, the price of street drugs would increase due to scarcity. This hasn't happened.
Change must come from the grass roots. Politicians won't touch it. DEA-enforcement personnel have careers, promotions and pensions to consider.
Let's move our emphasis and funds to education and prevention. Be prepared to write off a large number of addicts, and possibly take the profit away from organized crime by supervised dispensing of street drugs to the hopelessly addicted.
Thumbs up to a politician, Gov. Johnson, who has the courage to suggest there might be a better way.
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with nuanced changes in position on areas of joint concern
that no-one but the highly trained diplomat can interpret.
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time, not just a talkfest.
The outcome was still carefully choreographed in advance of
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which lasted only two hours on Saturday morning.
There were two significant announcements - moves to lower
data roaming rates and New Zealand to take 150 refugees from
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Whether the results were good for New Zealand is another
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Liberals who have sympathy for asylum seekers do not like it
because of the offshore processing centres in relatively
grotty places, Nauru and Papua New Guinea. United Future
leader Peter Dunne tweeted ''We should take the 150 we want,
not the 150 Australia will not have.''
Ms Gillard gets a win of sorts, albeit just a symbolic one.
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Philip L. Miller, 47, a native and resident of Napoleonville, died at 3:05 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church in Napoleonville. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church, with a private burial at a later date.
He is survived by three brothers, Eddie Jeff, Thomas Tom and Michael Miller; and three sisters, Alison Johnston, Jan Hodge and Sue Ellen Miller.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Eddie J. Miller and Phyllis W. Miller; and two brothers, Philip Alvin Miller and John David Miller.
He was a member of St. John Episcopal Church in Thibodaux and Friends of Christ Church in Napoleonville.
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DC Comics announced this morning that Frazer Irving will follow Andy Clarke as artist on Batman and Robin beginning with June's Issue 13.
Irving, who collaborated with writer Grant Morrison on 2005's Seven Soldiers: Klarion the Witch Boy, joins an impressive art roster that's already featured Clarke, Frank Quitely, Philip Tan and Cameron Stewart.
At one point Irving was set for Issues 10-12, which initially were to be drawn by a returning Quitely.
Irving is also illustrating the second issue of the Morrison-penned Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne. That brings us to DC's other Bat-related announcement — the full artist lineup for the six-issue miniseries: Chris Sprouse, Issue 1; Irving, Issue 2; Yanick Paquette, Issue 3; Cameron Stewart, Issue 4; Ryan Sook Issue 5; and Lee Garbett, Issue 6. The miniseries debuts in May.
"Frazer's a unique comics creator in that he handles all aspects of the art chores — pencilling, inking and colors — which gives him the best creative control an artist could ask for," Batman Editor Mike Marts told The Source. "And with fantastic results! Readers will drool when they see Frazer's amazing pages to both Batman projects he's working on."
Irving, Paquette, Stewart, Sook: It's practically a Seven Soldiers reunion tour!
The art just keeps getting worse and worse. Quietly was the only good artist and then the book just fell off.
I agree with Mr. Five.
Tan, Stewart, and now Clarke are just mediocre on this title. Hopefully Irving will brink his A-game. And I hope Sook uses his Wednesday Comics style!
Where is Greg Land when you need him most???!!!???
Not familiar with Irving's work, was unable to purchase comics when Seven Soilders was out; poor student, but i will be giving it a shot like i have so far with all the artists that have been on this book. The consistent change of artists however has been mostly good for me; Quietly and Stewert have been stand outs so far, and Clarke certainly has a quailty that can match those two, but found some of his renditions to flat. Tan on the other hand has been this series weakest artist, while he can draw a darker tone, I am one who has never liked his style on anything he's done. Can't wait to see what Irving brings to the series.
I don't understand the fascination with Frank Quietly art. It has never appealed to me and to be honest, I much prefer the others listed. Not saying they're all great, but they are a step up from Quietly, at least for me.
I've been looking forward to Frazer's turn for a good long while now. Very anxious to see what he does. Klarion the Witch Boy was the first work of his I ever saw, and I just fell in love with it. His run on Iron Man was also a lot of fun to read.
I wasn't planning on picking up The Return of Bruce Wayne, but with those artists and Andy Kubert's character designs, well… I'll certainly be picking it up now.
I'm not even a Batman fan. The sheer amount of talent brought in on the Batman books once Bruce "died" was what drew me right in.
It's been a really fun year for reading Batman books.
Andy Kubert's character designs AND covers.
Also, Frazer's doing the Witch-hunting issue! That's going to be great!
Francis Rossi was confused by DC Comics demand for a return to Status Qoe!
"We didn't know they were fans" commented Rossi.
I am pretty stoked for these artists. Quitely took a while to grow on me, but now I love his work. I hope the ugly American is joking though. We don't need no tracers on Batman! I just hope that the mini series is good
If I were a newcomer to comics and were to judge artists by this thread, I'd begin to think that Quitely is the ONLY good artist to ever work on comics.
what the hell are you people talking about?
Sook, Stewart, Irving = world class cartoonists.
heh! They've barely left schooloing – don't know what cartooning is.
i just really don't care for frazer irving's work AT ALL. i was looking much more forward to quitely returning. big disappointment there for me. but to each his own
To each his own is right, but come on! All of these guys have paid their dues, and they get paid to do it. The funny thing is, could any of us do any better? Probably not
So much distaste for the artists…I think they are all great in their unique ways, but I have to say that I am not feeling the cover posted above. Maybe it's the style or choice of layout.
I keep pre-ordering DC comics supposedly drawn by Ryan Sook, only to find that he's only able to finish about half a dozen pages of his assignments before his editor bumps him for a speedier artist. Hope this'll prove different.
I haven't had a problem with any artist on this title, they all brought something different and Morrison did a great job or writing to their strengths.
I wonder, if Irving finished the last three issues of Gutsville.
I wonder ….
Greg Land is the most worthless artist in the comics field. Photoshopped playboy bunnies do not an artistic subject make.
Quitely is by far the best, but other than the putrid Tan, the others are fine. I've been waiting for Frazer Irving to come to Batman for years. I'm ecstatic about this !!!
stop hiding behind your darn fingers…
every one of'em is a Quitely fill in..
some are bad at it too..
(I mean, dudes, check out Quitely's disastrous fill-ins from Morrison's X-Men run.. he's irreplaceable) !
Cameron Stewart is awesome. Anyone who considers his stint part of a "decline" or who labels him as mediocre has brain damage.
Cameron Stewart was killer on the title. I still think that Quitely did the best art in the series and is absolutely killer, but Stewart was spot on as well.
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As the WSJ reports, an analysis of existing research suggests that while daily consumption of processed meats like bacon and cold cuts is associated with a higher risk of heart problems, the same isn't true for unprocessed red meats such as steak and burgers.
There's been a flurry of news this year showing that the saturated fat picture is a lot more complex than once thought – a meta-analysis published online in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in January, for example, found "no significant evidence for concluding that dietary saturated fat is associated with an increased risk" of heart disease.
It may come down to the reality that for most people, removing one thing from the diet means replacing it with something else. But if you put down the butter and pick up the processed carbs, you may actually exacerbate cholesterol problems, concludes another AJCN review by the same authors. (Their recommendation for reducing heart-disease risk: reduce processed carbs in your diet and don't get fat.)
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Bryan-College Station, TX -- Just as a four-leaf clover is said to bring good luck to its owner, the Bombers' newest group of four outstanding players are sure to bring the best of luck to the Brazos Valley this season!
Mason Randolph, catcher for former Texas A&M Big 12 rival Texas Tech, is slated to join the Bombers for the 2013 season. In addition to Randolph, the Bombers have secured three other rising stars in Ryan Aper (Lincoln Land), Jake Henson (St. Louis University), and G.R. Hinsley (Paris Junior College).
Randolph has dominated his junior year with career highs of 30 hits, 15 RBIs, and 2 home runs. As a threat at the plate and a force to be reckoned with behind the plate, Randolph will be a dynamic addition to what promises to be an extraordinary season for the Bombers. Randolph is scheduled to appear in the Big 12 Championship Tournament this week with the Red Raiders and we wish them the best of luck!
Aper, a sophomore outfielder from Lincoln, IL, is a 2nd Team All-American and 1st Team All-Region player. His speed and agility are sure to be unmatched on the field this season. Henson, a St. Louis native, is a freshman catcher who holds Francis Howell Central High School's single season and career records in average, home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage, hits, and doubles. Needless to say, Henson is coming in ready to work and demanding victory. Hinsley, a sophomore first baseman from Richmond, TX, has taken Paris by storm this season with 11 stolen bases, 44 RBIs, and 9 home runs. His fierce drive and strong bat are sure to lead the Bombers to the TCL Championship this season!
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San Simeon is famous for one thing: Hearst Castle. If you are stopping here it is most likely to see this grand testament to one man's grand ambitions and dreams. Beautiful to some, ostentatious to others, there is no doubt that by seeing the castle you are fulfilling in some way the ambitions of William Randolph Hearst.
The State of California thankfully has obtained much of the land near this property and along the coast, preventing it from becoming an overdeveloped commercial zone. The State Park provides miles of beautiful scenery for those who venture inland, and the nearby beach is a good place to stretch your legs and clear your head after being shuffled through the castle on a tour.
In my opinion, the town of San Simeon doesn't have much to offer besides basic accommodations. Most people who spend the night go to Cambria, just to the north. We prefer Cayucos, to the south. It seems a little more authentic, less developed, and quieter.
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Left 4 Dead 2 is the sequel to Valve's original co-op zombie first person shooter. The game makes use of the Source Engine, and was released in 2009 as a downloadable digital version on November 19 (Japan), October 17 (North America) and October 20 (Europe). Questions should relate to strategies and methods of playing the game, and methods for various achievements.
Left 4 Dead 2 is a zombie survival game. It features a number of campaigns which can be played through in single player or as a group with up to 4 people. It also features Versus mode, where players are split into two teams, up to 4 on each, with one team playing as the survivors, and one team playing as the zombies, before alternating. There is Survival mode, where players are challenged to survive as long as possible for high scores. Finally, the new mode since Left 4 Dead, Scavenge has a team of survivors attempting to collect all the fuel canisters while a team of zombies attempt to stop them.
Left 4 Dead 2 is also well known for its collection of special zombies, with new zombies such as the Spitter, Charger and Jockey joining the previous examples such as the Witch and Smoker.
Questions about Left 4 Dead 2 include:
- Strategies for survival as the survivors.
- Strategies for stopping the survivors when playing as the infected.
- Methods to get the game's various achievements.
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America's next top judge?
Nicki Minaj is making waves on 'Idol'
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She can't stop playing with her hair.
And those accents she runs in and out of — British, Southern, Brooklyn, sometimes in the same breath — are distracting.
But Nicki Minaj just be might be the best judge — ever — on Fox's "American Idol."
She truly listens to the contestants.
And unlike original judge Simon Cowell, who seemed ready with an insult just to maintain his mean cred, Nicki cares about the performances.
The singer's feelings? Not so much.
Last week, she complimented Bryant Tadeo's falsetto on his cover of "New York State of Mind."
Just when he thought he had won her approval, she added, "But I didn't like anything else."
One thing she shares with Cowell: She's not afraid to be booed.
Going into this season of Fox's struggling talent competition, Minaj was expected to be a train wreck. The network's decision to add her as a fourth judge seemed inexplicable, and the seeming war between her and fellow newbie Mariah Carey seemed an omen that her presence would be a meteor-sized distraction.
Judging from the first few weeks, she's edging out the other judges.
Mariah is tentative, this season's Paula Abdul. She desperately wants to be liked by everyone at home. About the toughest thing she said last week through almost an entire evening of off-key performances: "I was a little disappointed ..." She's sure to follow some sour with some sugar.
Country crooner Keith Urban is the academic, dry, reasoned and completely unmemorable.
And holdover Randy Jackson? Here was his critique last Thursday of Gurpreet Singh Sarin's take on "Nothing Ever Hurt Like You."
"Listen, man. Wow, dude. Dawg. Really. Oh, my God."
And he gets paid millions for that blustering.
(Even Keith felt the need to interrupt. "Randy, where are you going with this?")
"Idol's" ratings are dropping to record lows. Last week, the show was even beaten in the coveted 18-49 demographic by A&E's quasi-reality series "Duck Dynasty." Some of this can be attributed to the show's age and the increased competition from such shows as "The Voice." In its 12th season, the show is under the gun to find a champion who isn't another White Guy with a Guitar.
Zoanette Johnson, 20, probably isn't the one. She's this year's Sanjaya, more oversized personality than talent.
A lifelong stutterer who only knows happiness when he sings, Lazaro Arbos, 21, is the easy sentimental favorite.
Viewers finally get a chance to vote on their favorites starting tonight after the top 10 female semifinalists take to the stage (at 8 p.m. on WFXT, Ch. 25). Among them: Angela Miller, 19, of Beverly.
The finalists will be announced Thursday.
Expect Nicki to keep everyone reaching for the right notes.
Last week, as she told one contestant she was disappointed with him, the jeers mounted. Nicki finally turned and addressed the crowd.
"Who are you talking to? I will come right back there!"
She was kidding.


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No Newsstand Bump for Revamped Newsweek
Though, to be fair, it is summer.
This May, Newsweek underwent a radical redesign, which overhauled the content, layout, and style of the magazine. It was an ambitious bid to reposition the magazine as digital media made the newsweekly business increasingly tough. It may not be working out so well, though. According to the Observer, the mag "sold an average of 66,702 copies off the newsstand in its first six weeks since the redesign versus the 66,533 issues that it averaged for the previous 18 issues in 2009." In the last four available weeks, the newsstand sales slid steadily from 85,000 to 50,000. [NYO]


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Carroll County's Ryan Gravley and Brad Hawks headlined the 2012-13 all-Region IV boys' basketball team with Gravley being named the player of the year and Hawks earning the Division 4 coach of the year award.
Gravley led Carroll County in scoring, assists and free throw shooting as the Cavaliers won their second straight Southwest District championship and their first Region IV championship since 1979-80.
RIDGEWAY –– Carroll County held Bassett to nearly 20 points less than its season scoring average but the Cavaliers were unable to break the ice themselves and dropped a 33-30 decision to the Bengals in the Region IV Division 4 semifinals Thursday at Magna Vista High School.
Bassett (18-3) played Salem for the region title. Both teams advance to the Division 4 state tournament.
The Bengals hit just one field goal in the second half and only scored 13 points from the floor for the game, but survived by hitting 20 of their 30 foul shots.
BLUEFIELD –– Patrick Henry-Glade Spring jumped out to a 17-3 lead in and ended Grayson County's season with a 54-39 defeat in the Region C Division 2 semifinals Thursday at Graham Middle School.
The Rebels (18-8) earned their third straight trip to the state tournament, denying Grayson County its first.
Patrick Henry faced Floyd County for the region title Saturday night.
As the higher-seeded team, Northwood took the floor Thursday in its home whites and its score was displayed on the home side of the scoreboard. The Panthers made themselves at home under the boards, too, helping themselves to seconds on the offensive glass.
Northwood was able to get away with shooting 18 percent from the floor largely by its work on the backboards, and held off Galax 43-38 in the Region C Division 1 girls' semifinals on the Maroon Tide's court.
RICHLANDS –– Crysta Guynn is known as a streaky shooter. She played the part on Saturday night.
Guynn came off the bench to make five 3-pointers and score 19 points, all in the second half, leading Carroll County to a 52-45 win over Richlands to claim the Southwest District tournament championship at Richlands Middle School.
Richlands (18-4), which ended Carroll County's long string of SWD regular season titles in a playoff earlier in the week, led 44-39 with 3:23 to play, but the Lady Blues managed just one point the rest of the way.
SALEM –– Galax's Chaz Sizemore and Grayson County's Hunter Moore both earned a podium finish Saturday at the Group A and Group AA wrestling tournament at the Salem Civic Center.
Both wrestlers were competing in the 220-pound weight class, and though they wrestled a combined 11 matches in the 16-man bracket, their paths never crossed on the mat.
Having opened the season by splitting a pair of games against Rural Retreat back in December, Galax showed how far it has progressed Tuesday with a 59-22 win over the Indians in the Region C Division 1 girls' quarterfinals.
The Maroon Tide has come a long way, but it has a little farther to go.
"We're still quite a way from where we want to be," Tide coach Yerrick Stoneman said. "If we can get one more win we'll be a lot closer."
INDEPENDENCE –– Whichever team survived overtime, neither Grayson County nor Graham was going to be able to call its Region C Division 2 girls' quarterfinal win a thing of beauty. But this time of year, just getting to the next round is the objective, and adequacy will trump splendor every time.
"Survive and advance," Blue Devil coach Tiny Funk said. "[Former Grayson football coach] Bill Strong told me the other day, he said, 'You can win ugly, or lose pretty. Which would you rather do?' "
HILLSVILLE –– A shooter's philosophy dictates that if you're making 'em, keep shooting. If you're not making 'em, keep shooting until you do.
Right now, Crysta Guynn only has to worry about the first part.
Riding a hot streak that has extended through the last six quarters, Guynn came off the bench to pour in 20 points Wednesday, helping to lead Carroll County over Magna Vista 59-46 in a Region IV Division 4 quarterfinal game.
BLAND –– Galax plays on.
The Maroon Tide won its third straight game after a 2-15 start, upsetting No. 4 Bland County 63-62 in a Mountain Empire District boys' tournament first-round game Monday in Bland.
The fifth-seeded Maroon Tide advances to Thursday's semifinals, where it will square off against regular season champion Grayson County at 6:30 p.m. Fort Chiswell and Graham will take the floor in the evening's second semifinal.
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Properly sealing cracks and openings in you home can significantly reduce heating and cooling costs throughout the year. You may already have identified obvious air leaks, but you will need to do a bit more investigation to find the less obvious gaps to properly seal your home.
- Window Seal Check – Shut the window on a piece of paper. If paper can be pulled without tearing paper, than window should be resealed.
- Visual Gap Check – After daylight hours, shine a light through closed window and door seam and have a partner confirm if light is visible on other side.
- Hot/Cold Air Check – Use your hands to feel around door and window seal checking for cold or hot air coming in through a leak.
Common areas to check for leaks are between brick and wood siding, between foundation and walls, and between the chimney and siding. In addition, you should inspect around these areas for leaks and drafts:
- Door and window frames
- Mail chutes
- Electrical and gas service entrances
- Cable TV and phone lines
- Outdoor water faucets
- Where dryer vents pass through walls
- Bricks, siding, stucco, and foundation
- Air conditioners
- Vents and fans
Home Pressurization Test
If you are having difficulty locating leaks and drafts, you may want to conduct a basic building pressurization test:
- First, close all exterior doors, windows and fireplace flues.
- Turn off all combustion appliances such as gas burning furnaces and water heaters.
- Then turn on all exhaust fans (generally located in the kitchen and bathrooms) or use a large window fan to suck the air out of the rooms.
This test increases infiltration through cracks and leaks, making them easier to detect. You can use incense sticks or your damp hand to locate these leaks. If you use incense sticks, moving air will cause the smoke to drift, and if you use your damp hand, any drafts will feel cool to your hand.


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The Black Lion Harvester, London Road, Patcham, Brighton, BN1 8YQ
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Customer Reviews
Our reviews are from genuine LateRooms.com customers. We verify that the customer has stayed before leaving a review.
44% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Very convenient and comfortable
An ideal location for a short stay particularly if one is coming by coach from Heathrow
Convenient location but service could be improved
We arrived 20 mins before the 15.00 check in and were abruptly told that we would have to wait.
We requested extra pillows which eventually arrived 7 hours later on a different member of staff being reminded. The continental breakfast was plentiful though the bread could have tasted fresher. The cooked breakfast was not worth the extra charge, it was 'freshly' cooked but only Luke warm on arrival at our table.
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never again
Room ok, no cold water from the sink tap so nearly scalded myself plus no cold water to clean teeth.
Door handle to toilet and shower hanging off with 1 screw on floor. Tissue container fell off wall. Slept ok. Reported problems to manager in morning who came up immediately and began to fix door handle. Breakfast layout very confusing, no waitress came to us to advise us. The milk was in massive jugs which were difficult to lift and pour. Altogether not very satisfactory.
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Have stayed here before, good service, value for money and nice rooms.
Perfectly OK
Not bad.
Very good location is you're going for business - right at the end of the dual carriageway so you can delay the nightmare that is the Brighton road system until the next morning. Smallish room but clean. Decent shower. As for the food, it's a Harvester so it is what it is. You know what you're getting and it's all perfectly ok
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Innkeeper's Lodge Brighton, Patcham
The room was very small and the bed was very uncomfortable,we were looking forward to breakfast in the morning but was told they had no bacon left,how can a big company like Havester not store enough food for their guest to have a decent start in the morning.
Poor accommodation in need of decoration.Smoking in nearby room and on upstairs balcony area!
OK for a stop off
The bar was busy so it took a long time to get booked in and they were obviously looking after their regulars.
Room was fine, food good. Couple of decent real ales on tap too. Easy to find and quiet at night. Ideal for a one man stop over.
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Staff very helpfull but the room was in poor condition
Staff were friendly and helpful but the room was in really poor condition, the bathroom especially bad, it would not take much to make it better, a decent handyman would certainly help.
There are many other places to stay locally that offer much nicer accommodation at a lower price.
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Facebook feedback: What type of entertainment does Terrebonne-Lafourche need more of and why?
Published: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 1:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 1:45 p.m.
Daryl Perkins, 18, of Thibodaux: They need something to have fun: a water park during the summer, skate park year round or a park with a track. Our teenagers need something to have fun in our cities to stray from doing mischievous activities. Anything is better than what we have now."
Chelsea Dupre Chapman, 23, of Houma: Water park, petting zoo. Something of the sort.
Angela Huffaker Smith, 33: Kiddie splash park would be great. A safe, cool place for little ones to play. There could be a big kid area too. It needs to be clean, fun and inexpensive.
Nicole Karpinski, 24, of Houma: I think a water park or amusement park would be a great source of entertainment during the daylight hours; doesn't even have to be anything big. Another "Celebration Station" would even be fun! And maybe have some plays going on at the Civic Center at night time; something that's family-approved so the whole family would enjoy going see.
Maria Angela Juarez, 27, of Houma: A water park and a small zoo, so we don't have to go to Baton Rouge or New Orleans.
Vanessa Freia Naquin, 40, of Houma: Houma has so much water and we do not utilize it to the fullest. We need to have an area that rents jet skies and small boats or watercraft activities. In addition, a park along the water to have picnics, read, etc., so Houma residents have a place to enjoy the outside and our waterways.
Melinda Mitchell: A water park!
Mica Delatte, 36, of Montegut: We need a bike trail, water park, go cart tracks, etc. Our kids are bored with the movies, Chuck E. Cheese, etc. There's nothing exciting here for them to do. It's sad we have to head out of town and state to have some real family fun that doesn't include hunting and fishing. Please bring fun to Houma.
Kevin Forshag: Yeah, the last water park was a smashing success, wasn't it?
Jeremy Toups, 26, of Houma: The Southdown Mandalay Nature Reserve needs to be expanded into a park for camping, hiking and fishing. It could be a fun, volunteer community project and would build local and tourist interest in our coastal environment.
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There's plenty of excitement around as the NFL playoffs are about to get underway.
With the end of another season also means the end of another year of fantasy football.
Thanks to everyone who has stuck with me since the very beginning and heeded or even hated on my fantasy football advice.
Now let's dish out some awards for the guys that helped lead us to success.
Did anyone expect Michael Vick to be a fantasy football factor this year? This MVP candidate deserves some kind of award for being a big factor this season.
Which award will he receive? Let's find out.
Let the awards begin.