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"That's my point. Body and soul. Two different things, in my case." (38.85)
Wanda is talking about how she could be put into a man's body and still function the same. This raises hundreds of interesting questions. Would Ian still be attracted to her if she was in a man's body? (We doubt it.) And would Wanda, who is technically female, be attracted to a human female, like Heidi perhaps, if she was in a man's body?
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"How does going to one of those other planets help you? You'll still be a parasite, [Wanda]." (57.67)
Don't hold back, Jeb. But Wanda has to deal with this, because her species is, by nature, parasitic. Although, judging by the state the Earth is in when her species arrives—murders, rapes, environmental disasters—we think her parasitic species will fit right in with the humans.


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The Danish Ambassador to the US visited Grundfos. Water technology, energy efficiency and our way of doing business were on the agenda – in order to collaborate on creating growth in the States.
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Which sex is the worst about washing up? Why is it so important? We've got the dirty truth on how and when to wash your hands.
Your Sense of Smell May Be Keener Than Thought
The researchers said the human ability to smell was so strong that some of the participants were able to tell odors apart even when the vials shared as much as 90 percent of the same smell building blocks and were therefore nearly -- but not quite -- identical.
Test results were then funneled into a complex mathematical formula. The result: the calculation that the human nose is capable of distinguishing a minimum of 1 trillion different smells.
Despite the finding that human smell is actually a very powerful sensory instrument, Keller acknowledged that, if forced to make a choice between giving up the sense of hearing, sight or smell, he would give up smell.
"I would disagree that smell is less 'evolved' than these other senses," he said. "Smell just evolved for other purposes -- discriminating [between] very similar smells -- than the other senses."
"However, all that olfaction tells us about the world is what different smells there are," Keller said. "In contrast, vision tells us mainly about the spatial structure of our environment. Color-blind vision is still very useful. Odor-blind olfaction is no olfaction at all."
Joel Mainland, an assistant member of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, said the study findings might still underplay the true strength of human smell.
"The fact is, we are much better at olfaction than we think we are," Mainland said. "First of all, humans have 400 types of smell receptors, compared with just four in color vision and probably around 40 with respect to taste. With a smell alphabet comprised of 400 receptors, the amount of odors you can get is incredible."
"This is a difficult experiment to conceive," he said. "They've actually simplified things a lot, which is to say that while coffee, for example, has about 400 odor components in it, they used mixtures with only 30 at most. They also matched all the components for intensity, which never really happens in a natural product or even in a perfume. There's typically a huge range of intensity."
"If you were to do a test involving all kinds of intensities and many more components, you'd arrive at a figure that is probably much, much higher than a trillion," Mainland said. "I'd say that a trillion is probably a severe underestimate of our ability to smell. Our sense of smell is really, really underappreciated."
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That's why I bought an 04 with low miles from a private owner that was a straight shooter... been 2 years and no problems.
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all the plugs are bad or only certain cylinders?
Check the plugs and compression on every cylinder. Too much pressure in the cooling system is usually a blown head gasket.
You can make some mock spacers out of plywood of different thicknesses and do some mockups to see what works and looks the best.
you should be able to leave the fuel rails and injectors on the engine when you pull it.
Buy an ARP intake manifold stud kit, the studs align the manifold when you put it on the engine and the manifold will be evenly seated after you...
with that much lift, you should be looking at a shaft rocker set up
I use a Victor EFI on mine, works really good
you should always read up on what you're doing before you do it!
dont trust any so-called experts, educate yourself and make a decision based on your own knowledge. Also don't pay someone to do a job you can do...
Its way easier than building all that heat shielding stuff. I've had the same BBK long tubes for 5 years and no clutch cable problems
WOW. No wonder my profs complain so much about about teaching freshman math, people are as lazy as they are dumb.
replacing the center cable is a major pain in the ass, but not having a ebrake when you need it would be worse
get the one from maximum motorsports!
I have urethane bushings in my stock control arms, I think they made a good improvement and they do not squeek. Thats what the grease is for.
Even if you buy some online, you'll probably end up spending some cash getting them rebuilt- such as valve guides and a fresh set of springs.
Seriously though, we all bend the rules from time to time. Its the people that act in complete disregard of order and respectfullness of others...
Well dang it! Its too bad I waited so long to read this thread again, its great! I suppose you think your comments are clever, and from the looks...
380 at the wheels is pretty stout!
Street racing, like HIV, is here to stay so get used to it.
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Hamilton expecting further penalties
Lewis Hamilton fears he will have to start at least two races from the back of the grid as mechanical issues continue to blight the defence of his Formula One title.
Lewis Hamilton fears he will have to start at least two races from the back of the grid as mechanical issues continue to blight the defence of his Formula One title.
Nico Rosberg cruised to victory in the first Formula One race held in Azerbaijan on Sunday and increased his championship lead over Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton to 24 points.
Lewis Hamilton was gift-wrapped his second win in as many races after a strategical gaffe by Ferrari robbed Sebastian Vettel of victory in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton enhanced his impressive personal record at the Canadian Grand Prix to claim pole position ahead of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg for Sunday's race.
Valentino Rossi claimed victory in Catalunya to catapult himself back into the MotoGP World Championship battle.
Two competitors died on the opening day of the Isle of Man TT on Saturday, race organisers have confirmed.
Honda's Marc Marquez took pole position for his home Catalunya MotoGP race today on an all-Spanish front row a day after compatriot Luis Salom's fatal accident in Moto2 practice.
Spanish Moto2 rider Luis Salom has died after a crash during the second free practice session for the Catalunya Grand Prix, race organisers said on Friday.
A furious Daniel Ricciardo accused his Red Bull team of "running around like headless chickens" after their pit-stop blunder cost him an almost certain victory in Monaco.
Lewis Hamilton pulled off a tactical masterstroke and benefited from a Red Bull pit-stop blunder to win the Monaco Grand Prix and get his championship challenge firmly back on track.
Monaghan's Sam Moffett and his Cavan co-driver James Fulton in their Ford Fiesta R5 won the Hotel Kilmore Cavan Rally, round four of the Triton Showers National Rally Championship.
A motorcyclist has died and a fellow rider and a course marshal have been flown to hospital after a crash at the pre-TT races on the Isle of Man.
Daniel Ricciardo secured the first pole of his Formula One career with an incredible lap in qualifying for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
The father of the late French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has started legal action against the sport's governing body.
Australian Daniel Ricciardo set the pace for Red Bull in Monaco Grand Prix practice today, with crashes and a loose drain cover putting safety back in the spotlight at Formula One's showcase race.
Northern Ireland's Kris Meeke became the fourth different winner in five World Rally Championship rounds this season by wrapping up a comfortable victory in the Rally of Portugal.
MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo won the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday after a last-lap battle with fellow Spaniard Marc Marquez that remained on a knife-edge until the final metres.
Dungannon's Kris Meeke heads into the final day of the Rally of Portugal with a 43.5-second advantage over world champion Sebastien Ogier.
Spanish Suzuki rider Maverick Vinales has signed a two-year deal to replace compatriot and reigning MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo at Yamaha from 2017, the team announced today.
Mercedes will continue to allow Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to race each other despite their dramatic opening-lap collision in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.


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I got two sets of these mats oem for my wife's 4runner and one for my Titan. The front mats fit great even and stay put without the supplied additional carpet anchors that screw into the carpet (an idea I wasn't a fan of). The rear mats don't fit quite so tight and move around a bit more but that's ok my 2mo old is the only one that sits back there and the lip around the edges effectively catches everything he drops. Color match is excellent. Overall I am very satisfied.
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Im completely satisfied with the Nifty Catch-It Carpet Floor Mats. I purchased the black mats they are elegant and they contain and hold falling objects off your shoes and anything that falls from above. They are easy to clean and dry quick. The best part is I get to have all the perks of a rugged looking mat but I also get to drive barefoot comfortably too...


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It is impossible that so many people found this resort very good. We have been to 5 other resorts in this country and there is no way this even comes close to a very good hotel. These are just people that have not been anywhere else or just dont want to say they had a crappy stay just to look good in front of their friends and family.
Not all staff was friendly. The breakfast buffet was ok. Not much variety. The noise from the A/C compressors and motor for the newly upgraded waterfall was so annoying and not relaxing at all.
The showers had no pressure. We stayed in room 4 at the end of the resort. Where there was the most noise from the hotel next door, the fridge compressor dying out and fan ticking all night. We had no wifi. Thank god for the T.V. We couldnt use the hammock because it was only for 1 person.
The restaurant was way too expensive, there was hardly anyone there and why would you go when you have two decent restaurants across the street with awesome views and decent food.
The most disapointing was the hospitality of hotel managment. We had problems with the shower which we asked to be fixed. It was temporarily fixed by giving us a little trick to turning it on. We had to use a trick! which practically never worked and heat regulation took at least 5 minutes to get comfortable. You would think you would be offered an upgrade to another room. No wait. There is no upgrade. All rooms are the same. Not only that. After waiting patiently for some kind of act to make us happy for the inconveniance we had to pay for the stupid postcards that were 75 cents each. Unbelievable.
Do not stay here. This a kickback hotel that trip organizers get paid for to recommend people. The price is too expensive. We heard people that were in a private hostel room for 15$ a night bragging about their view comparing this hotel!! Tripadvisor was very misleading on this one. We met other couples that were disapointed as well.
It is unfortunate for the few staff that were nice to be working at a hotel receiving such a bad rating.
Either than that. The pacific coast is infested with hustlers trying to sell you everything. Some surf junkies charging you too much for a lesson. Souvenir shops ripping you off. Gay guys being hired to sell you stuff for a commission. Which we saw get into a fender bender which was pretty funny. Do not walk down to the beach. Risk of getting runned over!
We took a trimaran sunset sails. It was a scam because we were told it was an all day cruise but actually had a morning and afternoon tour. They say it is a half day tour but when they pick you up at 8, pick everyone else up and get to the boat it 9:15. You cruise along tr coast which is very nice. If your lucky youll get to see some whale or dolphin fins and maybe the head of a turtle. The snorkeling was boring. There was two types of fish. We were back by 12.
Pacific has become americanized. The locals understand now how to make money off people. If you want to relax go to the carribean where everyone is relaxed! The beaches are gorgeous and more private and the food is the best!
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Anton van Dale
Anton van Dale (Anthonie, Antonius) (8 November 1638 in Haarlem – 28 November 1708 in Haarlem) was a Dutch Mennonite preacher, physician and writer on religious subjects, described by the contemporary theologian Jean Le Clerc as an enemy of superstition.[1] He was a critic of witch-hunting.[2]
His De oraculis veterum ethnicorum dissertationes (1683) was an influential work on oracles, which he argued against the supernatural and the role of the Devil[3] in the pagan oracular tradition. In this he was followed two decades later by Fontenelle, who wrote his Histoire des oracles as an adaptation and popularized version of van Dale's work.
- De oraculis veterum ethnicorum dissertationes (1683)
- Dissertationes de origine ac progressu Idolatriae et Superstitionum, de vera ac falsa Prophetia, uti et de Divinationibus Idolatricis Judaeorum (1696)
- Commentatio super Aristeam de LXX interpretibus (1705)
- Dissertatio super Aristea de LXX interpretibus (1705)
- ^ Jonathan Israel, The Dutch Republic (1995), p. 925.
- ^ Marijke Gijswijt-Hofstra, Hilary Marland, Hans de Waardt, Illness and Healing Alternatives in Western Europe (1997), p. 74.
- ^ The History of the Devil: The Abolition of Witch-Prosecution Archived 14 August 2006 at the Wayback Machine.
Jonathan Irvine Israel (2001). "ch. 20 Fontanelle and the War of the Oracles". Radical enlightenment: philosophy and the making of modernity: 1650-1750. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press. pp. 359–374. ISBN 0198206089.
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I have a plugin called 'Awesome Flickr Gallery'. I just realized that when I download the plugin from WordPress directory, the screenshots that are used to generate ScreenShots page on the directory are also being packaged in the zip file.
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In The Wake Of Sandy, A 16-Year Old Climate Activist Speaks Her Mind
by Maya Faison
I am 16 years old and I am currently in my home in Laurelton, Queens. It is day six with no heat, no power and no gas in my mom's car to escape.
Trees are down all over my neighborhood and at night it is pitch dark, with only the moon as light. I feel paralyzed with cold. It is a freezing chill that goes deep to the bone and makes me worried about the future I can have on this planet. It scares me to know that I am going to leave my family when I go to college next year—my grandmother, mom, aunt and sister–in such an uncertain place, knowing that they can be trapped, unable to go anywhere, if another heavy storm comes.
We may not be so lucky the next time.
As a climate change activist, I knew something like this was bound to happen, but I never expected something this big. I feel proud that I've been working with other activists to get our elected leaders to take immediate action on climate change. However, I feel let down and disappointed that it's taken a major storm that has taken over 40 lives and counting for my elected leaders to acknowledge the reality of climate change. We may have heard about how climate change affects far off places such as the Maldives or the Arctic. But here in New York City, it's our reality more now more than ever.
This past June, I traveled to Rio de Janeiro to attend the United Nations Conference on Sustainability, also called Rio+20. Twenty years ago, before I was born, the first United Nations Earth Summit in Rio established benchmarks and promises to ensure a sustainable world for the future generation that meeting. Those promises were not kept.
I worked with other youth activists in Global Kids, a New York City based youth organization, and with many partner organizations, to persuade our leaders to attend the conference and to take action on climate change. At the conference, we were excited by the work of other citizens like us, all advocating for the changes we need to sustain our planet and our future. But we were also heartbroken that many world leaders didn't attend and only a few were willing to commit to the necessary work that needs to be done to make sure other young people like me are guaranteed the future we deserve and the basic rights to food, water, air and health.
I am happy to hear that our Mayor has decided to endorse a President who realizes what a problem climate change is. As climate change has become more of a reality, more and more people have been trying to dispute the fact that it is as grave of an issue as it is. My message to them and to all of our leaders on the eve of the Election is simple: do not let any more time pass before you take action. Our nation is in danger and my future is in danger.
This is the future I want: a country that is better prepared for climate and environmental disasters, and is working proactively to mitigate global warming. Just like we have fire drills in school, we need to have evacuation plans and disaster preparedness kits. We must rely less on oil and more on alternative energy, and reduce carbon emissions by any means necessary. We need more preservation of natural resources and less consumption. We cannot continue to provide subsidies to oil and gas companies that are wreaking havoc on our earth. Science matters, and we must educate the next generation on the realities of climate change so we are all working to promote a better, more sustainable future.
I am more committed than ever to work to make the future I want a reality.
Maya Faison, a 16-year old senior at Long Island City High School, is a Global Kids leader.
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Way to go Maya! Your commentary shows unusual maturity and wisdom for a teenager.
Maya and Global Kids are partners with Our Children's Trust in the TRUST Campaign to compel governments to prepare Climate Recovery Plans based in the best science to protect our atmosphere, our climate system, and our coastlines.
What Maya wants, and what all young people and future generations deserve, is the basic human right to a healthy environment. They want their governments to protect that which threatens their families and their well-being. We need comprehensive climate recovery plans aimed at securing the future we want for our children.
Thank you Maya for raising your voice!
so sorry maya that the idiots in power never listened
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Maya I am SO PROUD OF YOU! Keep turning hope into action!
This young lady has wisdon greater than many adults. How long must we wait before something changes?
good job maya! Hope you are okay now. :)
Honestly the most important thing you might be able to do right now is start using a bicycle on your daily trips around New York City. Promoting bicycle culture and especially utility bikes such as cargo bikes or food bikes breaks the cycle of car dependence and builds alternative culture.
Bicycling centered social events such as social rides focus on the ability of cycling to enhance social connections and cohesiveness. Why does it matter that you do it in New York? Because NYC is one of the great media centers of the entire world. New social experiences that start in New York spread around the globe.
Finally, and this is slightly mundane, bicycles can get you out and away if you need to evacuate. Cars jam the roads and don't move or can't get gas. Riding to a shelter ten miles inland before the storm hit hard would have saved some of those people on Staten Island. That takes slightly over an hour for even casual riders.
Maya, you and the other Global Kids leaders, make us adults so proud and even more inspired to fight the good fight on this morning of Obama's victory….and to make sure he listens to you this next terms!!
Way to go Maya. Only 16 years old and already much smarter than most politicians.
About 7 years ago I was 16 too and astounded by the threat of global warming and the fact that nothing was really being done yet! I feel hopeful seeing that someone like you, so young, has the passion and brains to help convince people and politicians that this is an extremely important issue. Keep it up! We need more young folks like you! I hope you and your family are doing okay now after Sandy.


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Of course, an exact copy of the Oval Office, down to the carpet threads, is a must. Other presidential libraries have them: they are the most popular stop on tours, but not always precise. The Johnson Oval Office is seven-eighths of the original; the Carter library in Atlanta cut a path through the carpet to accommodate tourists.
''It would not be a huge stretch to say that just as dogs take on the facial characteristics of their owners, so, too, have some of the libraries taken on some of the characteristics of the presidents they serve,'' Mr. Polshek said last week.
The instinct to immortalize is hard-wired into the presidential genetic code. President Clinton said that he chose the Polshek Partnership after seeing the Rose Earth and Space Center at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. ''I saw that great square building in steel and glass,'' he said, ''and I knew when I saw that they could do what I wanted them to do.'' (He also told this reporter that his favorite building in the world was the Taj Mahal.)
The first step in spinning the president's tale is to choose a site that confers sober legitimacy on an institution that will house materials both important and trivial -- national records and coffee mugs honoring Elvis Presley meeting Nixon. An Ivy League campus address is preferred; hilltops overlooking a body of water will do for enhancing a mood of meditative largess. Most presidents settle for whatever they can get.
Ronald Reagan's library was first supposed to be at Stanford University, but the students and faculty did not want to endorse him. His library sits in Simi Valley, where Hollywood filmed some of its westerns.
The Clinton Presidential Center is right off Interstate 30, the most heavily trafficked interstate in the region. Skip Rutherford, a longtime friend of the president, is president of the Clinton Foundation, which is charged with raising $100 million to build the project. He uses its pivotal location, within walking distance of Little Rock's hotels, restaurants, malls and expanded convention center, as a talking point with donors. The abandoned 19th-century railroad station and future home of the Clinton School for Public Service was, in a former incarnation, a nightclub called the Edge.
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT started the presidential library system in 1939 at his own childhood home, Hyde Park, where nothing has been removed from his desk since the day he died in 1945. ''History cannot be rewritten by wishful thinking,'' he once said, but he might have known that each president would give it his best shot.
Mr. Chermayeff, a leading graphics designer of the 1960's and a Harvard classmate of Edward M. Kennedy, was selected to work on the exhibitions for the Kennedy library even before it had an architect. He has said that there were two factions in the family influencing his design. ''Most of them were concerned about his position in history, and they thought of the library as a way of explaining the U.S. presidency to the public, using Kennedy as a case in point,'' he said. ''A younger group just thought of it as a memorial. Either way, it was a mix.''
When annual attendence at the museum fell by a third from over 700,000 in 1979, Mr. Schlossberg, an exhibition and media designer himself, pointed to a new generation born after the assassination. They ''knew nothing about him except that he'd been killed,'' said Mr. Schlossberg, who hired Jeff Kennedy, a local exhibition designer (and no relation), ''to change the focus from a story everyone knew and was saddened by to a story about discovery.''
Assassination omissions were rectified with gripping news broadcasts. Ninety percent of the media materials are in John Kennedy's voice. The approach, said to Marjorie Prager of Jeff Kennedy Associates, was ''to let him work his inspirational charisma.''
From the start, the Nixon Library and Birthplace (the Nixon presidential archives are kept in College Park, Md.) presented the story of Watergate full on, in the museum's largest gallery. Mr. Cranstoun, whose exhibitions have not been altered since their installation in 1990, set the stage as gently as possible with interactive figures of dignitaries, like Winston S. Churchill and Mao Zedong, who say positive things about Nixon at the push of a button.
The Watergate exhibition follows and is contained within a long, narrow corridor. ''Our thought was that once the break-in took place,'' Mr. Cranstoun said, ''there was an inexorable progress toward the end.'' The lighting tells its own story: a pinpoint of light becomes larger as one proceeds until it becomes, the designer said, ''a giant halo,'' illuminating a blowup image of Nixon's famous farewell.
''I wanted the lighting to show how this insignificant little event grew and grew and grew until it toppled a president,'' Mr. Cranstoun said.
At the Clinton Presidential Library, Ralph Appelbaum -- renowned for his exhibition design at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, as well as the Rose Center -- said he hoped to ''sweep people up in the daily challenges of the nation's business.''
The plan is to embed the narrative in the architecture to create what Mr. Appelbaum calls ''a seamless journey'' through the eight Clinton years, using the president's official daily diary as a metonymic device. Huge pilasters will be etched with the calendar's grid of hours and days broken down into the 32 seasons of the presidency, with the annual Easter Egg hunt right there with the impeachment vote.
Cantilevered over the river is a large open space where presidential gifts will be displayed. The 40-foot-high gallery is at midpoint between exhibits and will offer visitors a chance to rest their eyes and take in the sweeping view of six bridges.
It will be, Mr. Polshek said, ''a place to inhale.''
Photos: PERFECTLY CLEAR -- The proposed Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock features a glass-box museum, intended to evoke openness. Inset, Nixon and Elvis mug sold at the Nixon Library. (William Philpott/Reuters; Tony Cenicola for the New York Times [coffee mug]); BREAKING THE MOLD -- Many presidents succumbed to the imperial style of monument, not good design. (pg. F1); POSTERITY AND PLACE -- The proposed Clinton center sits in a 27.7-acre park (plan, above). James Stewart Polshek partly submerged the archive (at right, top) freeing the semitransparent box (at left, top) for exhibits and a banquet hall. A spherical tower contains a copy of the oval office. The architect's sketch on a White House napkin, right. (pg. F5)


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Vatican confirms June date for Israeli/Palestinian 'prayer summit'
The Vatican confirmed Thursday that Pope Francis will be hosting a prayer summit June 8 at the Vatican along with the presidents of Israel and Palestine.
The Vatican confirmed Thursday that Pope Francis will be hosting a prayer summit June 8 at the Vatican along with the presidents of Israel and Palestine.
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When he spoke -- at the request of Pope Francis -- in a two-hour session in front of at least 150 of the world's cardinals in February, Cardinal Walter Kasper's comments about divorce and remarriage caught the room's attention.
Some victims' advocates dismissed the upcoming meeting as "meaningless" while others endorsed it as a positive step, though long overdue.
Pope Francis has warned he has "zero tolerance" for child sex abuse in the Catholic church and revealed that the Vatican is currently investigating three bishops.
But the pope did not name names, and Vatican officials on Tuesday declined to comment.
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Some reports said the leaders would meet as early as June 6, but the Vatican spokesman said "this great initiative" needs time to come together.
NCR Today: Pope Francis' trip to the Holy Land was a smashing success as he showed the world that religion can be a force for peace and reconciliation.
Aboard the papal plane: Pope Francis said he will meet with six to eight sex abuse victims and confirmed an investigation of the Vatican's former secretary of state.
Pope Francis renewed his call for an end to war and terror as he finished his three-day journey to the Middle East with a marathon of meetings.
Despite insisting that his three-day trip in the Middle East would be "strictly religious," Pope Francis dove headfirst into the political situation.
The U.N. Committee Against Torture urged the Vatican to impose "meaningful sanctions" on any church authority who fails to follow church law in dealing with allegations of sexual abuse.


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PALM BAY, Fla. (January 18, 2013)--A Florida man bit off his girlfriend's left thumb during a fight while he was driving her to work, police in Palm Bay, Fla., said.
Hospital officials called police after the woman arrived for treatment Wednesday.
Palm Bay police spokeswoman Yvonne Martinez said Ricardo Marquis Davis, 35, confessed to biting off the thumb and spitting it onto the floorboard.
He told police the two had gotten into an argument and said she pushed his head while they were driving.
Martinez says doctors were not able to reattach the woman's thumb.
She said police victim advocates are working to help her.
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How Sanuk plans to evolve and expands its signature styles for the upcoming season, plus build on some newer hits
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Luxottica executives discussed major changes for Oakley during an earnings conference call today as the company further streamlines the organization
Ryan Kingman, who started Villager along with Saint Archer's Josh Landan and Jeff Hansson, tells SES about the new venture
The race to buy Skullcandy has heated up, with a new offer from an investment firm throwing a potential wrench into Incipio's plans.
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Several weeks ago when I interviewed Edison Rex co-creator Chris Roberson, we had hoped to include co-creator Dennis Culver in the discussion. Schedules didn't work out at the time, but happily, on the eve of the deadline to pre-order the Edison Rex trade paperback (Diamond Code APR130377), Culver's schedule freed up for an interview about his co-creation.
As if collecting the Edison Rex issues 1-6 isn't enough to interest you in this IDW Publishing release, Roberson and Culver have scored an introduction by the great Kurt Busiek. The collection will hit shelves June 12.
Tim O'Shea: How did the IDW publishing deal come together?
Dennis Culver: That was all [Monkeybrain Comics co-publishers] Chris [Roberson] and Allison [Baker]. From what I understand, IDW had expressed an interest in print collections fairly early in the Monkeybrain launch, and I was on board as soon as I heard. They gave us a fair deal and they put out great looking books. I'm very happy to publish Rex through them!
Less than a month after DC Comics announced that Astro City will return in June as part of "DC proper," the company has revealed the acclaimed superhero series by Kurt Busiek, Brent Anderson and Alex Ross will actually be released under the Vertigo banner.
While that will make little difference to fans of the long-running comic, the move helps to bolster the mature-readers imprint, which only recently lost the Hugo Award-nominated Saucer Country and its longtime flagship Hellblazer (relaunched as Constantine in the DC Universe). Astro City will certainly stand out as a rare example of a superhero title on the Vertigo stable.
Debuting in 1995 at Image Comics before ultimately moving to Wildstorm, Astro City centers on the denizens of a mecca for super-powered beings. The title has been on hiatus since DC shuttered the Wildstorm imprint in 2010. The new series continues from the previous arc, a Silver Agent two-parter that served as an epilogue to Astro City: The Dark Age.
At least a couple of times over the course of the weekend, Bill Willingham talked about his goal for the Fabletown and Beyond convention he hosted in Rochester, Minnesota. He may not have actually used the term "bucket list," but that's essentially what the show seems to have been for him: an opportunity to throw the kind of comics convention he wanted to attend and to see if other creators and fans would enjoy it just as much. From the standing ovation he received at Sunday's closing ceremony, it appears he was right.
Chris Roberson pointed out to me that Fabletown and Beyond was a lot like fantasy and sci-fi literary conventions. It had that feel from the opening ceremony (an idea Willingham freely admits to stealing from fantasy/sci-fi shows) to the final farewell. It was completely focused on comics and storytelling, and it was a uniquely intimate experience. The show was only designed to accommodate a maximum of 500 attendees, and it got 505. That meant I kept seeing the same faces over and over again all weekend — creators and fans alike — so that by the third day, even people I never talked to were familiar. Instead of a hectic event where people rushed from place to place trying to see and do everything they wanted to, it was a relaxed environment that felt more like just hanging out with friends. Really smart, interesting friends.
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Following events like last year's ImageCon and MorrisonCon, Fabletown and Beyond is the most recent comic convention devoted to serving a specific segment of readers: in this case, fans of what Fables creator Bill Willingham describes as "Mythic Fiction." Fabletown and Beyond takes place this weekend in Willingham's community of Rochester, Minnesota, and celebrates comics that include and update "fairytales, folklore, myth, legend, talking animals, and characters from literature."
The festivities begin at 3 p.m. Friday and run practically non-stop until 6 p.m. Sunday. Programming is scheduled to go late into the evening on Friday and Saturday with the convention's bar (an even more important element of this convention than most) staying open until 2 a.m.
The convention will take place in two locations, connected by skyways to allow attendees protection from the Minnesota weather. The dealers' area, Artist
Alley Boulevard, and programming rooms will be located in in the Mayo Civic Center, with the opening ceremony and other special events held in the Kahler Grand Hotel. The hotel is also the location of the Elizabethan bar (re-named the Kill Shakespeare Bar for the weekend) that will be taken over for the exclusive use of the convention.
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics. We've each picked the five comics we're most anticipating in order to create a list of the best new stuff coming out two months from now.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
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Comic Book Creator #1 (TwoMorrows, $8.95): I still fondly remember the now-defunct Comic Book Artist magazine from years ago, and now the creator of that magazine, Jon Cooke returns with a new 80-page offering to take its place. With a first issue filled with Jack Kirby, Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross, this is a must-read for me.
Mark Waid's The Green Hornet #1 (Dynamite, $3.99): Waid has been having a career renaissance, in terms of recognition at least, and that led to getting his name on the title of this new revamp of Dynamite's Green Hornet line (art is by Daniel Indero). I dig the creator, I dig the character, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens when the two collide.
The Secret History of Marvel Comics HC (Fantagraphics, $35.00): I've been looking forward to this one since I first heard about it. Blake Bell looks at the non-comics material being published by the company that would one day become Marvel Comics, including pulp and girlie mag work by Jack Kirby, Bill Everett and Dan DeCarlo. It's like the perfect companion for Sean Howe's Marvel Comics: The Untold Story!
Star Wars: Legacy — Prisoner of the Floating World #1 (Dark Horse, $2.99): As if the Brian Wood series wasn't enough to get me back into Star Wars comics, now we get a new series from the Planet of the Apes team of Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman? If these are the final days of Dark Horse's Star Wars license as many are rumoring, then they're definitely going out with a bang.
Wake Up, Percy Gloom HC (Fantagraphics, $24.99): I fell madly in love with Cathy Malkasian's beautiful Percy Gloom graphic novel a few years back, which was as beautiful as it was unexpected, so there is little to no way that I am not eagerly anticipating this follow-up. For those who like gorgeously-illustrated, melancholy and touching books: This is for you.
Travis Clevinger, the lead character in Dan Jolley's Bloodhound, is a convicted murderer with no superpowers who is released from prison at the request of the FBI so he can track down a serial killer. First published in 2004 by DC Comics, the DC Universe series, which featured art by Leonard Kirk and Robin Riggs, received good reviews but never quite found its audience and was never collected. That is, until now.
Bloodhound has found a new home at Dark Horse, which in June will publish issues 1-4 and 6-10 as a collected edition, titled Bloodhound, Vol. 1: Brass Knuckle Psychology, with 198 pages of comics plus an introduction by Kurt Busiek, an afterword by Ivan Cohen, and standalone art by Jamal Igle, Mike Norton, Tim Seeley and others. Where is Issue 5? Read our exclusive interview with Jolley to find out, and to get the backstory on Bloodhound.
Robot 6: Since it's been a while, can you refresh us about what Bloodhound is about?
Dan Jolley: Bloodhound is about Travis "Clev" Clevenger, a huge, brutal, ex-Atlanta police detective who specializes in tracking down superhuman criminals. Clev had the city's best record for finding and dealing with superhumans, thanks to a knack for understanding their thought processes. Unfortunately, he had also been having an on-again-off-again affair with his partner Vince's wife, Trish, for a number of years, and when Vince found out, he attacked Clev with a crowbar. Clev killed Vince and got sentenced to prison.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back for another round of Robot Roulette. It's kind of like Vegas, without the mob connections or chances of actually winning money–comic creators spin the virtual wheel and get six questions thrown at them to answer.
Today Kurt Busiek takes his six questions and turns them into gold. Kurt, of course, is the award-winning writer of Astro City, Liberty Project, Untold Tales of Spider-Man, Marvels, Avengers, Arrowsmith, Shockrockets, Thunderbolts, Iron Man, Kirby: Genesis, JLA/Avengers, Trinity, Superman: Secret Identity, Conan, Power Company and many, many more comics. You can find out more about him on his website.
My thanks to Kurt for agreeing to answer our questions. Now let's get to it …
Every week, hard as it may be to believe, I try honestly to offer something I think might interest the larger group of DC Domics superhero readers. However, this week I am invoking a personal privilege. For one thing, with Halloween on a Wednesday (when I usually end up writing these essays), the holiday will more than likely take priority.
The main reason, though, is that today is my birthday, and as you might have guessed from the headline, this year is my 43rd birthday. Therefore, this week I have pulled together an especially memorable DC story and/or issue from each of those years, 1969 through 2012. (Note: They may not always line up with the actual year, but just for simplicity's sake, all dates are cover dates.) These aren't necessarily the best or most noteworthy stories of their particular years, but they've stuck with me. Besides, while I've read a lot of comics from a lot of sources, for whatever reason DC has been the constant. Maybe when I'm 50 I'll have something more comprehensive.
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It's impossible not to be moved by the story of longtime comics writer and inker Karl Kesel and his wife Myrna, who less than four months ago adopted baby Isaac, the child of a heroin user who began life battling methadone withdrawal. Facing $67,000 in medical bills, in addition to the $25,000 for the adoption itself, and uncertain of how much would be covered by Myrna's health insurance, Karl decided to sell the Silver Age Marvel collection he'd amassed over four decades.
Reading about the Kesels' situation, a Reddit member named Razorsheldon rallied the troops to help the family while simultaneously attempting to save Karl's comics. "Why not start a fundraising campaign to buy as many of his comics as we could so we could give them right back to him?" he wrote earlier this week. "I have no lofty expectations for this endeavor, but I thought even purchasing one comic would send the right message that there are people out there that are grateful that people like Karl and his wife Myrna exist to make this world a better place."
Our informal poll last week about whether it's a familiar creator or a familiar character that draws readers to a new title received more than 100 responses. That makes it about as accurate as some of the regular polls tracking the U.S. presidential race these days.
In case you missed it, in extrapolating from Kurt Busiek's similar poll, I asked for people to chime in on what primarily gets them to throw down their money for a comic: creators or characters. Of course, I laid out my bias right away, and not everyone's answers were completely clear cut, so we've probably got a pretty significant margin of error. But I was pleased to see that the majority of commenters either put creators first, or considered both when making a decision.
Of the 112 responses at the time of this writing, 85 said they either put creators first or relied on some kind of mix of creators and characters. Of that group, it was evenly split on creators (43) and a mix (42). Just 25 said characters held more weight than creators. While a third option wasn't given in my original post, it was good to read about other factors that influence comics purchasing. A handful mentioned concept, theme, genre and, I guess, marketing. And two said story, which I guess means they read comics in the store before paying for them.
I can't deny the appeal of crowdfunding. I've contributed to a handful of projects, including the Stripped documentary, the new Steve Rude sketchbook and a guide to Star Wars' domestic filming locations. I'm also planning to pledge to Leaving Megalopolis, the new graphic novel by Gail Simone and Jim Calafiore.
Like many of you, I'm predisposed to like Simone and Calafiore's work based on their issues of Secret Six. I also enjoyed the way Simone and her collaborators brought a little town of superheroes to life in Welcome to Tranquility. Heck, I just like Simone's writing generally, and as it's within my budget, I don't mind spending the money.
However, while responding to Tom Spurgeon's call for crowdfunding thoughts, I had a crazy idea: What if a license fee were part of the crowdfunding proposal? In other words, what if one item in a project's budget were earmarked for licensing particular characters from DC or Marvel?
While there is a fine line between stupid and clever, I'm not sure upon which side this post lies. That's probably not so good — but it hasn't stopped me yet. …
Is a familiar creator enough to bring you to a new book, or do you only pick up a new title with familiar characters? The ongoing creator-owned debate is interesting in theory, but eventually it has to come down to practical application. And Kurt Busiek seriously wants to know.
Busiek posted an informal poll on his Facebook page on Tuesday after someone on Twitter said he wanted to read The Savage Land by Kurt Busiek and Steve Lieber. As that Marvel series doesn't exist, Busiek wondered whether "a comic about a lost land full of dinosaurs and primitive tribes" would necessarily have to set within the Marvel Universe for readers to buy it, or would another dinosaur-filled lost land work just as well.
"If Steve and I wanted to do a comic about a lost land full of dinosaurs and primitive tribes, would it need to be the Savage Land?" Busiek wrote. "Would Ka-Zar, Garokk, Sauron and the ability to have Spider-Man and Nick Fury show up need to be part of the deal?"
He also pointed out the availability of such lands and his experience with creating one recently: "After all, Pellucidar and The Lost World are both in the public domain at present, and it's easy to make up a new setting like that. In fact, the last time I wrote a place like that, it was The Phantom Continent, in Kirby: Genesis."
Since the first time I hung out with Monkeybrain Books founders Allison Baker and Chris Roberson at the Westin hotel bar during HeroesCon a few years back, I have longed to do a joint interview with them. While their publishing house Monkeybrain Books has been in existence since 2001, in July Baker and Roberson launched a creator-owned comiXology-distributed digital imprint, Monkeybrain Comics. While much is known of Roberson, not everyone knows Baker's background. As detailed at their company website: "Allison Baker has worked in feature film and political media production for more than 13 years, while also managing the day-to-day operations of Chris Roberson and Monkeybrain Books." Please allow me to apologize in advance for not quizzing Roberson about my new favorite Monkeybrain work of his, Edison Rex. Update: After I finished posting this article, Monkeybrain announced that tomorrow (August 14) would mark the release of a 99-cent autobiographical story by Kurt Busiek, Thoughts on A Winter Morning, drawn by Steve Lieber (a story which was originally appeared in Negative Burn: Winter 2005).
Tim O'Shea: Which came first, the decision to move to Portland or the decision to move Monkeybrain into the digital realm?
Allison Baker: The move to PDX was definitely decided first. Monkeybrain Comics started out as an idea and theory, trying to solve a lot of the problems creators run into when working within a traditional publishing model. The final piece of the puzzle came to us at the end of last year. After that we started actively putting it all together in the beginning of 2012.
Chris Roberson: Yeah, we'd been planning our move to Portland for well over a year, and talking about it for a year or two before that. The germ of the idea that would eventually become Monkeybrain Comics was planted around the same time, but didn't take its final form as a digital comics imprint until the end of last year.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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Chris Arrant
If I had $15, it'd be an eclectic bunch featuring Jesus clones, retired spec-ops workers, environmentalists and Batman. First up would be Punk Rock Jesus #2 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99), following Sean Murphy's big-time foray into writing and drawing. Murphy's delivering the art of his career, and while the story might not be as great as the art, it still has a synchronicity to the art that few other mainstream books have these days. After that I'd get Dancer #4 (Image, $3.50); Nathan Edmondson seemingly made his name on writing the spy thriller Who Is Jake Ellis?, and this one takes a very different view of the spy game – like a Luc Besson movie, perhaps – and Nic Klein is fast climbing up my list of favorite artists. After that I'd get Massive #3 (Dark Horse, $3.50), with what is disheartedly looking to be the final issue of artist Kristian Donaldson. No word on the reason for the departure, but with a great a story he and Brian Wood have developed I hope future artists can live up to the all-too-brief legacy he developed. Delving into superhero waters, the next book I'd get is Batman #12 (DC, $3.99), which has become DC's consistently best book out of New 52 era. Finally, I'd get Anti #1 (12 Guage, $1). Cool cover, interesting concept, and only a buck. Can't beat that.
If I had $30, I'd jump and get Creator-Owned Heroes #3 (Image, $3.99); man, when Phil Noto is "on" he's "ON!" After that I'd get Conan te Barbarian #7 (Dark Horse, $3.50). I've been buying and reading this in singles, but last weekend I had the chance to re-read them all in one sitting and I'm legitimately blown away. The creators have developed something that is arguably better than what Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord started in 2003 and shoulder-to-shoulder with the great stories out of the '70s. This new issue looks to be right up my alley, as Conan takes his pirate queen Belit back to his frigid homeland in search of a man masquerading as Conan. Hmm, $7 left. Any other Food or Comic-ers want to grab some grub?
If I could splurge, I'd excuse myself from the table dining with my fellow FoCers and get Eyes of the Cat HC (Humanoids, $34.95). I feel remiss in never owning this, so finally getting my hands on the first collaboration between Moebius and Alexandro Jodorowsky seems like a long time coming. I'm told its more an illustrated storybook than comic book, but I'm content with full page Moebius work wherever I can get it.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Graeme McMillan
While the offerings on show at my local comic store this week won't compare with those available at Comic-Con International, if I had $15 this week, I'd pick up Sean Murphy's Punk Rock Jesus #1 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99), the new Bloodshot #1 (Valiant, $3.99) and the final issue of the enjoyable Kirby: Genesis #8 (Dynamite, $3.99); the first for the art alone (I know very little about the story, but Murphy's art is always worth checking out), the second for the high concept, and the third for the payoff that I know is coming from Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross and Jack Herbert's resuscitation of the King's concepts after following the series thus far.
That said, if I only had $30, I'd put both Punk Rock Jesus and Bloodshot back on the racks for another week, and add Darwyn Cooke's new Parker adaptation, Richard Stark's Parker: The Score (IDW, $24.99) to my pile, instead. Cooke's Parker books are consistently must-buys, and I can't see why this one would be any different.


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I didn't order this particular one, but we did get a nursery in a box and it is great! It was very cost friendly and all of the pieces seem very sturdy once they were put together. I LOVE ours and am so happy with how it looks in his nursery. It definitely doesn't look cheap!
My sister in law has this, she bought it at burlington coat factory and she LOVES it! The only flaw is the drawers on the dresser were hard to put in, they had to take it apart and put the drawers back in because the drawers kept getting stuck.....but i think it was because they put it together wrong because it works great now. And its pretty....my neice is 4 now and they use the changing table as a night stand and the bed is now made into a day bed....its so cute!
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I bought a nursery in the box from Walmart for my son in 2007. We're STILL using the dresser and changing table, and our newest will be using them as well. They've held up wonderfully.
The crib support beams under the mattress did get bent from my son, so we tossed it. It was also a drop-side crib which has since been recalled.
Mama to: Kaylah (1/00), Rowan (12/07), Mirabel (2/11), Atlas --our amazing Doberman (8/2011) and #4 (12/20/12)!
I think this is super cute. If I had, had a say in our nursery set (MIL purchased the whole set as a suprise) I would look into this. =)
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