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Walker joined ESPN.com in 2008 after three seasons covering the Cleveland Browns for the Columbus Dispatch. He also covered the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Cavaliers at the Dispatch. Walker grew up in Hyattsville, Md., before attending Temple University, graduating in 2001 with a B.A. in communications and mass media. He resides in the Cleveland area.
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James Walker (3:56 PM)
Hello everyone, I'm back for another round of chatting. The combine is this week and NFL free agency starts in 10 days. So fire away.
Steiny (NYC)
Baltimore released Pro Bowl cornerback Chris McAlister. Can you see him ending up with the Jets?
James Walker (3:58 PM)
Steiny, at some point I'm going to break the streak. But not this week. The Jets could be a likely landing spot for Chris, but I don't think he will be signed quickly. Teams want to be careful and see how his knee checks out.
Matthew, Dayton Ohio
I really enjoy reading your blog's James, keep it up!..Lifelong steelers fan here, I was wondering what the odds were that Pittsburgh will give Hines Ward another contract so he can retire a Steeler?
James Walker (4:00 PM)
Too early to tell for sure, Matthew, and thanks for the kind words. Ward is still playing well and he represents the Steelers as good as any recent player. It's against tradition to sign a 30-plus player to a deal, but I would say better than 50 percent. Check back a year from now.
Jason (Knoxville, TN)
Walker, how you doing? So, I have to know what you think about the Jeff Reed "Terrible Towel" incident? All I had to say was that's "Jeff being Jeff".
James Walker (4:04 PM)
J. Mills from Knoxville. It was a silly incident that he could have easily avoided. There's really nothing more to add to it.
Josh (NJ)
Will A-Rod slip in drafts because of the problems he is in now? And is he worth the risk of taking?
James Walker (4:05 PM)
Wrong chat, Josh.
Roham (Baltimore, MD)
TJ Houshmandzadeh is available! Can you think of a better match for him than the Baltimore Ravens? He has torched us in the past. I hope he can help us torch our division rivals with the deep threat we have so desperately needed. Your 2 cents?
James Walker (4:07 PM)
I can think of a lot of better matches. Philadelphia, the New York Giants, San Francisco, Chicago and Seattle are five off the top of my head. Baltimore needs a speedy deep threat, not another possession WR. I don't think it's a great match at all for the type of money T.J. will command.
joe (iowa)
has chad johnson actually taken a backseat in light of all the hoopla surrounding boldin and Burress?
James Walker (4:08 PM)
Chad is just not being Chad this offseason. He's going to lay low. He learned from last year that yelling and screaming won't help facilitate a trade. So he's hoping this approach works.
Matt, Chicago, IL
To answer Roham, now way is TJ going to baltimore. He'll be pricey and they need to worry about signing their own UFAs.
James Walker (4:09 PM)
What he said. Do you want him in Chicago, Matt? Could be a nice 1-2 with Devin Hester.....
George (Cleveland)
James, with $20M in cap room, 9 draft picks, and Tomlin's keeping his staff together for the 3rd year in a row, what do you think are the team's chances of repeating?
James Walker (4:11 PM)
Shhhhh! Can't use the "R" word around the Steelers next year. We have to come up with a different word for it. I think the Patriots with Tom Brady will be the favorites with the Steelers right behind them in the AFC. It could be a good battle in 2009 for "Team of the Decade."
Jim (Cleveland)
How about a Browns questions? Any way we end up Maualugua in Cleveland with the 5th pick? We need a big hitter up the middle.
James Walker (4:13 PM)
Right position, wrong player, Jim. LB Aaron Curry is the favorite at this moment, although a lot can change after the combine this week. Cleveland won't seek its own "Ray, Ray" unless it decides to trade out of the top 10.
Tony (Cleveland)
Whats with all the Cleveland area people asking about the Steelers? Anyways, are there any teams out there interested in Derek Anderson?
James Walker (4:14 PM)
There is, or will be, interest for Anderson. The big point of contention right now is who wants to pay the $5 million bonus due on March 13? If the Browns pay it and are still willing to trade, there will be a lot of teams suddenly showing interest.
Chris (Lexington KY)
Does the fact that the Steelers have been actively talking with Harrison for a week, without a new contract mean bad news? Also does this delay hurt the Steelers signing other people before becoming UFA's?
James Walker (4:17 PM)
Not at all, Chris. Keep in mind the Steelers got a head start on this early. They have until the start of next season to work something out because "Deebo" is not a UFA until 2010. Talks between both sides have been positive and will continue to be. There is no timeline simply because there is no deadline.
Shawn (Vegas)
Do you think the Seahawks will use thier pick on Crabtree, or will they go after TJ and draft Walter Jone's replacement?
James Walker (4:19 PM)
Good question, Shawn. I think Seattle would be smart to consider both options. There are two really good tackles at the top of this draft and T.J. and Crabtree are really good receivers. Personally, I would draft the o-lineman because the position is more important and make a run at T.J., who is a west coast guy.
Khalif Barnes (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Should I take the money in Pittsburgh if they can't resign Max Starks?
James Walker (4:21 PM)
We're not doing players right now, Khalif. Maybe next week when free agency is underway. But the Steelers may give you a call. They can use the help.
John Boy (Cincinnati)
You think the Bengals taking a WR in the 2nd and 3rd rounds last year will prevent them from drafting Crabtree or Macklin?
James Walker (4:23 PM)
JB, one thing I learned about the Bengals is you never say never. So I won't say "will not" draft a WR with the No. 6 overall pick. I will say that would be a mistake because they need OL help and there are two really good OTs that could step in and start for Cincinnati right away.
Ty Baltimore
You think Peppers would be a good fit as a Raven?
James Walker (4:26 PM)
Yes, but it won't happen unless the team doesn't make a run at Suggs and Ray Lewis. Would you rather have Peppers than those two?
James showing you some love from Hyattsville, MD home of the DeMatha Stags. Who are some the FA WR/CB you can see the Ravens targetting this off-season?
James Walker (4:29 PM)
Thanks for reppin' my set, Mike! I see Baltimore making a bigger push at both positions through the draft more so than free agency. Keeping their own guys will cost too much money to go for a guy like T.J. or trade for Boldin.
Mike (Altoona, Pa)
What's good James?!? Hines Ward is a Steeler for life! He'll play for free to retire with Pittsburgh. Anyway, if you had to predict the positions the Steelers target with their first 4 draft picks, what would they be?
James Walker (4:31 PM)
What's really good Mike?!?! I would say OT, OG, DL, RB.
hey do you think that if the Browns were to add Aaron Curry ILB and Clay Matthews OLB they'd be in contention for the north? If not what more do you think they'd need to get that defense into contention?
James Walker (4:34 PM)
That would be a solid draft, but the Browns need more than two rookies to catch the Steelers. They need help at corner. They need help at WR. They are still a ways away.
John Boy (Cincinnati)
James, I agree with you on the Ben-Gals need to take an OT. But the lack of explosiveness will hurt next year. Any chance they go after Sproles, and any chance he'd leave beautiful San Diego for the Nasty Nati?
James Walker (4:38 PM)
No chance for signing Sproles. Everytime I get this type of question, I repond by saying name the last big-name outside free agent Cincinatti has signed? Then it gets quiet.
nate p (San Diego, CA)
sproles isn't going anywhere
James Walker (4:39 PM)
Steiny (NYC)
Walker, let's keep the nice tradition going. Whata??s going on?
James Walker (4:40 PM)
Steiny, you missed it. I started the chat that way. Where you been?
Patrick SFCA
Skyline or Goldstar?
James Walker (4:42 PM)
I don't particularly like either when I make the trip to Cinci.
Steiny (NYC)
Are the Ravens going to franchise Terrell Suggs?
James Walker (4:43 PM)
Steiny, there is a very good chance Suggs will be franchised on Thursday. Check out my column on it tomorrow.
Jay Rock Philadelphia Pa
Hey James do you think that the lovely brotherly city of philadelphia will final get a good go to wide receiver for McNaab or even a good tight end that can block and make plays
James Walker (4:44 PM)
Jay Rock, you would love T.J. Houshmandzadeh in Philly. I covered T.J. for a while in Cinci and I lived in Philly while attending Temple U. He would be a perfect fit for the city.
James Walker (4:45 PM)
And the team with his skill set.
Eric (Aberdeen, MD)
How come my question isn't being answered? I'm seeing other people getting multiple questions in at a time.
James Walker (4:45 PM)
There are a ton of questions, Eric. What's on your mind?
Manny(San Jose)
any chance that we'll see Sanchez as a Bengal? What do you think where he might go?
James Walker (4:47 PM)
That would be wasting a top 6 pick. Sanchez would sit behind Palmer for half of his career at least. Plus I think Sanchez is a borderline top 10 pick. The teams needing QBs are pretty easy to point out.
Need an agent (Hollywood, CA)
Apparently you have to know JW to get a question through. Do you think the uncertainty around Mendenhall and Sweed's success so far will impact the way the Steelers approach free agency or the draft?
James Walker (4:49 PM)
Not true on both accounts, "Need an agent." Pittsburgh is chalking up last year as a red-shirt season for its rookie. The Steelers didn't need them, and they can look at improvement from those two as an added bonus. It's sort of like gaining two extra draft picks this year.
Eric (Aberdeen, MD)
Sorry James, I dont mean to sound like I'm complaining. I just sent the question a few times hoping it would get on here eventually, then I saw others having multiple questions getting answered.... Again, Sorry. Anyways... What do you think about the Ravens going after Drayton Florence, Bryant McFadden, or Nate Washington? I figure they wouldn't be huge cap hits and could be very good additions. Also who do you think the Ravens should draft at WR and CB if they draft those positions?
James Walker (4:51 PM)
It's rare that Steelers and Ravens swap free agents, so I'd have to rule out McFadden and Nate. I think Pittsburgh is going to make a run at those two anyway. Drayton Florence could be a decent addition in the right system. I will have to check into that.
Shane ( Buffalo, New York)
James, Do you see the Browns selecting a RB at all in the draft or through FA. And what are your thoughts on Jerome Harrison?
James Walker (4:53 PM)
Jamal Lewis is going to be on the team next year. He has a lot of money owed to him and he only signed just last year. So the Browns will likely keep him. I don't see them spending too much on that position. They can find a way to use Harrison more. He can do things with the football but is a liability in pass blocking, which is tough against Pitt and Balt.
Henry (Columbus)
Since TJ is likely gone, will the Bengals move CJ? They need to keep him right? Otherwise, I don't see anyone on their team ready to even be a #2, let alone a #1. (Henry is only a 3, and Caldwell/Simpson aren't close to ready).
James Walker (4:55 PM)
They don't have to keep Chad Ocho Cinco. In my opinion it's best that they trade him and move on. The team hasn't won with him all but one year of his entire career. There comes a point where he would be better elsewhere and now is that time, because he's unhappy.
Matt, Cleveland
James, to the issue of Anderson, if the Browns pick up the roster bonus, how does that impact their salary cap for the upcoming year? Does it count against, or is paying it purely a financial concern for the owners?
James Walker (4:57 PM)
If the Browns pay the bonus, it counts against their cap. Cleveland will take all the financial hit for Anderson and that's why a lot of teams would be interested then. There is very little risk. Right now, if the Browns trade him all the risk is on the other team, which is why they couldn't get much for him.
James Walker (5:00 PM)
Guys, thanks again for your time. I will be back next week or, as always, you can check me out everyday on the AFC North blog. -JW
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I wrote this on a whim and a dare back in 2007, and just recently rediscovered it on my hard drive. I got a kick out of it, and it's not like DC's ever going to publish something like this (Dear DC: If you're ever going to publish something like this, click on "Contact Us"), so I figured I'd share it with our readers. "Gamble a stamp! I can show you how to be a real man!" Without further adieu, here's…
DC Comics/Vertigo
Proposal for 4 Issues
Written by Bill Reed
Legends never die. They get canceled.
The Premise:
The original Flex Mentallo mini-series by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely is considered by some, myself included, as the best comic book ever made. It worked as a love letter to superheroes, analyzing their publication history and cultural impact through a twisting, surreal narrative. It absolutely does not need a sequel. This mini-series is the sequel it doesn't need.
The Morrison/Quitely series commented on a few eras of comics, from the Golden to the Silver to the Grim-and-Gritty Age and then projected into the future. That future, however, did not come true—and this mini will take the baton and comment on the current state of the superhero industry, from character deaths to cancellations and reboots to the Ultimate line to legacy characters to legal issues and creator's rights.
Flex Mentallo was about the power (and reality) of fiction and the power (and hope) of the superhero. That's what this one's about too, in its way. It's about superheroes transcending the limitations of reality once again. It's about the cyclical nature of comics and the need for change.
The Plot:
Much like the first Flex mini, this one has worlds within worlds within worlds. In one plotline, Flex Mentallo is living in the world seen at the end of the first series— the one in which the fictional superheroes came to life and returned to bring hope to the world. When we pick up with the planet, society has developed an alarming sense of ennui and boredom with their heroes. There's no room for hope, after all, if everything's perfectly fine. It's a restless civilization; but here comes Flex's retconned-in sidekick, Charlie the Boy Bodybuilder, all grown up and with a much darker attitude. He's become an acolyte of a new villain, one with a miniature Planet Earth for a head, a mysterious entity eating away at the corners of the universe…
In another plot, another world, the older, balder Wally Sage (well, he was an avatar for Grant Morrison, so let's have the hair missing) is being sued by the estate of Carlton Globe, mirroring the real-life legal battle between the Charles Atlas Estate and DC Comics. Sage finds himself driven to the brink by the proceedings, which seem to become more crazed and horrible every day, and finds himself digging up the grave of Carlton Globe, only to find no body in the casket…
And elsewhere, the sales of the Flex Mentallo comic are sagging, and a new wunderkind, by the name of Blake Reeves, is brought in to revitalize the book. If Wally Sage was Grant Morrison, the creator and original visionary of the property, then I must become a character as well, in the form of Reeves, with a little bit of Bendis and Millar and Meltzer thrown in. His new vision is to kill off Flex Mentallo and then end the series, only to reboot it with a new #1 and a fresh take on the character—much like the Ultimate line. As he puts the story out, it becomes real for Flex Mentallo.
Flex finds himself surrounded by heroes who begin to fight each other and reveal their secret identities to the world and kill their enemies and cry and cry the night away. Charlie takes him on in an epic battle that ends with Flex being reduced to the skinny, weak man he was before he discovered Muscle Mystery—and he shrivels up and dies in a fellow hero's arms. Wally returns to court. The verdict comes down, and Flex Mentallo is condemned.
Reeves then debuts his new series, with the darker, suaver, leaner, meaner Flex Mentallo, filled with sex and violence and explosions. Something keeps slipping into the book, though, seemingly out of Reeves' control—a villain with a planet for a head…
Wally Sage returns to his home, dejected, reading through old Flex Mentallo comics, reminiscing about the good times, wondering what's going to happen… And then he sits, with a notepad, and doodles a new Flex comic. It's simple, but it's raw imagination. He finishes, looks up, and finds himself back in the Land of Where-You-Get-Your-Ideas.
Wally calls a meeting with the heads of the Globe family, and begins to talk to them. He tells them that ideas are stronger than laws, stronger than anything—and then, to demonstrate, he pulls out a light bulb, the symbolic representation of the idea. It shines in the light—and then the Globes find themselves transported into a different world, and surrounded by superheroes. He wasn't Wally Sage at all—he was the Hoaxer, the bald villain from the first Flex mini, who helped transport the heroes to reality. All the heroes take off their masks, or even faces, and they're all Wally Sage underneath.
The Globes recoil, and snarl, and merge into one massive, frightening figure—a creature with Planet Earth for a head. The heroes team up against him, and then Flex Mentallo—the real Flex Mentallo—returns and flexes the crap out of him. The villain collapses, and his globe-head cracks down the middle. Flex leans over him, pitying the guy, and then the scene zooms down onto the globe-head and into Blake Reeves' world. He thinks he's going mad as the comics start talking to him, but then he comes face-to-face with Flex Mentallo, Man of Muscle Mystery.
Flex tells Blake that he grew up reading the Flex comics, but the comics didn't grow up with him. He tried to take the magic from his childhood and transform it to fit his adult sensibilities, but that it didn't work. In his hand, Flex holds an old, homemade comic, one that Blake wrote and drew when he was a kid, featuring the "debut" of Flex's sidekick. Flex explains the true origin of Charlie the Boy Bodybuilder—that he was Blake Reeves all along, the culmination of his childhood desire to insert himself into the narrative. Flex also tells him that maybe it's time to put the old stories away, that causing them to retread over and over is what was hurting the modern comics. Flex realizes that's why the world was bored of heroes—because they were of a different era, a different time, and they didn't realize it was time for something new. "Why do a sequel to something that doesn't need one?" Flex asks. "Maybe it's time for something else. A new idea. Think about it." He vanishes, leaving only Blake Reeves and his word processor.
The old heroes return to the land from whence they came, to the mind of Wally Sage. Flex "dies" again, "sacrificing" himself for the sake of the New. It's time for the new world to find its new heroes, but if they ever need help—well, the old heroes are always waiting, and who knows? Maybe they'll be back one day…
The End.
Hmm, that FLEX recap of yours got me thinking….
You know as much as I adore this 4 parter, there was something that irritated me after ive finished it.
Couldn't really put my thumb on it back then..
I think I found the reason finally: FLEX is really a commentary on superhero history, a review really and actually less an (original) story as such.
Good stuff, Bill. I'd read it. You'd need someone of Quitely's caliber to draw it, of course, although perhaps with a radically different style (at least for some of the worlds).
The message at the end is an important one, but I don't know that telling people to create new concepts is really going to work. If you want the Big Two to get on board, you have to spell out how to make new characters profitable. If you can show them how to make money on new ideas, they'll be much more prone to investing the time and man-power. Maybe end the series with Blake presenting the Carlton Globe Company a pitch — not unlike your own pitch — that lays out not only new characters and concepts but also how to monetize them. Add a dash of Robert Kirkman to the Bendis/Millar/Meltzer brew.
That is great, Bill. A real continuation. I'd buy it.
And what is with this lawsuit crap anyway? Half of a butt-load of money is still a butt-load of money. Just hope I sell my mint collection of the original Flex series before the first reprint is announced. What are they going for these days, anyway?
@ The Mutt: e-bay's selling a set for $130.00 the rest is single issues (and a few doom patrol appearances).
Wonder what's the word, about Vertigo reprinting those "lost" issues?
Great pitch, it would be a must-read for me if you ever managed to get it published. I expect you would see some critcism of the early issues as being perhaps overly derivative of the original Flex Mentallo, but I think you address that point very elegantly in the conclusion.
The idea of needing something new reminds me of the ending to Final Crisis, and the whole "if your heroes can't save you, think up something that can, and make it real."
This would be a good follow-up, especially since it's entirely unnecessary, but then most comics are, and that's the whole point of the story itself. Perfect Flex-style brain twister
I see the bleeding cool story got you in another tizzy. Me too. I only have the first ish of Flex and it's awesome. One of the coolest comics ever.
But this is an interesting idea. Which of course means it would never make it to DC.
"Wonder what's the word, about Vertigo reprinting those "lost" issues?"
Apparently, there's progress. At San Diego, Morrison said something about how he's pretty sure it's going to be resolved soon, and that's the first time he's ever said anything positive about it.
I bet they'll release it, but they'll charge a bit more for it.
There were theories over on Bleeding Cool when Rich featured a bit on reprinting Flex this past week that involved putting it in the Absolute WE3 edition. It'd be nice, and would make me definitely buy it (well, MORE definitely, I loves me some WE3), but it seems a bit unlikely.
I'm no legal expert, but I would think that if the Charles Atlas people didn't sue when the Flex issues of DP were reprinted, DC could make the argument that they're not pursing their claims against the character. Which I presume are something involving copyright infringement. If they are aware that DC has this character, and don't want his stories reprinted, they need to speak up when they do get reprinted, or else, I would think, they're not pursuing their claim aggressively enough.
But I also think the claim is BS, as it seems the character would either be satirical, or else it's far enough removed that it's something entirely different.
I just picked up issues 2, 3 and 4 from a back-issue bin for 50 cents each. Heady stuff. Now I just need to find issue #1.
Man, Mongrelman's lucky. He's got the 3 issues I need. Son of a…
So mongrelman, you send me 2,3 and 4, and I'll never get around to sending you 1. Sounds fair, right
I've never read Flex Mentallo, I really want to but I'm not paying over a hundred dollars for four issues when hopefully it will get reprinted soon. I really hope it gets reprinted soon.
Awesome tagline by the way.
I'm an advocate of fans writing their own stories.
I think a renaissance of fan fiction could spill out into a creative and publishing renaissance.
Lets do it people!
Lets start a 'zine!
Or a blog!
Or sit around late night under the pillow fort with our buddies, making up our own stories!
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There's A Little Back Story Behind This Frame. When I First Saw The Frame Online I Wanted It, I Was Not Aware Casual Was A Shop At The Time So I Couldn't Fine The Frame ANYWHERE!
Months passed & I kinda forgot about the Frame until I randomly saw on Cults Facebook Page they were doing a Shop Stop at Casual! BINGO! I got onto Casual & We worked a few things out (Bobby Is Fucking LEGIT!) & The Frame was sent!
Then literally 2-1/2 weeks later I was told by a Doctor at the Pain Management Clinic I was referred to that if I wanted to contine Riding 20" Bikes then I would have to make some SERIOUS changes to My Set Up, Including a MUCH Longer Frame & Taller Wider Bars (He Rode BMX In His Youth & Rides MTB's Now) So I now have in My possession a 21.5" Frame that will remain a secret until it is fully built in about 6 weeks time! For Now, I present You with My finished Casual! All Built Up & ready to shred as a Pegless Bike
Pretty Much The Same Parts As The Bike Check A Few Topics Down, Just With A Casual x Cult 20.75" Brakeless Frame & A Pretty Damned Old KMC Heavy Duty Chain!
Im just happy to see a chain! Hahaha. Great looking bike, brother!!!!
Thanks Buddy..
Basically You Know How I Like My Super Tech Frames & Usually They Are VERRRRY Short??? WELL, As I See It, I'm Stepping Up To The 21.5" For Every Day/Street Riding, This At 20.75" Can Be My Super Tech Frame As The Geo Is, Well, SUPER Tech! & The Utopia Which Will Be Finished In October When All The Eclat Parts I Want Have Dropped Will Be The Flatland/Occasional Street Jibbery Bike!
You Know It! I Had A Chain I Wanted To Use & Fuckered It Up! So I Just Went & Grabbed A Chain From The Parts Box & Out Came An Old KMC Heavy Duty I Was Pretty Stoked To See It Myself! Even Better It Fit! So It's Staying Put Haha
I have that chain on my bike too, great chain right??
Looks great, is the 21.5" frame the one you put pictures up of on Facebook a few days ago?
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Looks great, is the 21.5" frame the one you put pictures up of on Facebook a few days ago?
Yup, But SSSSSHHHHSSHHHSSSHHHSSSSSSSSSSSHSHSHSHSSSHH!!!! haha
It's Not Going To Be Kept Complete & Totally Top Secret, But For The Guys On The Forum & Not On Facebook It Will Be! Front End & Seating Will Be Shipping From Empire On The 20th!
Jon, beautiful as always buddy, makes me want to change my color scheme and ditch the red...
That is one nice looking bike! i also have that chain on my old wtp primate frame lol
I'm not a cult guy, but jeeeeeee zussssss christ, disssss izzzzzz nice.
I love the frame color.
You never disappoint sir.
My new child will be up very soon.....can't spoil much, but it will arrive.
This is awsome looking man as always
Cheers For The Comments Guys! Looking Forward To Seeing The Build Howler!
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Nice to see you with a different kind of setup / colour theme. One of your best I reckon.
I want that seat
Looks great mate.
It's a weird set up I guess, It's still familiar but it's different like You said Kenny! The Bronze was literally the only colour the Casual Frame came in & I really dig it! The New Frame (I'll Email You!) Is My kinda "Style" haha. But The Build is literally NOTHING like I've ever ran!
That frame doe ! Headtube sticker isn't from Casual , you put that on right?
Looks sick af !
Damn man, looks great.
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That frame doe ! Headtube sticker isn't from Casual , you put that on right?
Looks sick af !
Yes I Put It On, It's An OSS Tony-Gram Sticker.
@Freddy - Cheers Buddy!
What's the geo on those bars besides the rise? And are they available now or are they older bars?
8.69" Height, I've Cut Mine To 27" (Wish I'd Left Them A Little Wider!!!) 1 Upsweep, 12 Back & These Are O.G Ones, I'm Not Sure When The New Ones Will Be Out & If They've Kept These Spec's. Hassle QBP, They're Distro'ing Stranger, I've Tried Contacting Stranger Direct & You Get Shit All Back!
1 degree upsweep, Jon I thought you said that you would never go back below 3... :O
I Know! I Feel Like Such A Whore! The Bars Are Seriously Awesome! They're Stiff, Feel Stupidly Strong! They're What 4 Years Old Now? Still Going Strong! The New Bike Will Be 3 Up, 100% Promise You Haha
very clean build.. my favorite build that have been posted recently
OOOOOO! BTW, It's Up On Casuals Instagram Page Right Now! So STOKED On That! This Is The ONLY Casual Frame Sold Outside Of The U.S, So I Feel Pretty Privileged To Own This Beauty Of A Frame!
sweet build!
8.5" x 4-Upsweep Tree Moto's With Chrome Casual Sticker Are Now On This Beauty!
Zach P-D Mentioned the Whole Upsweep Dealy, I Just Can't Do It Haha! 3, 4 Or 5 Is A MUST! Also Surprisingly For Me The 27" Width Of The Strangers Is Just Too Narrow! 28.5" On The Tree's Is Damned Near Perfect!


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"Hilton Cairns is right on the beach, we were lucky to get a beach/harbour facing room. We had lovely views of sunrise and ships/boats sailing by. We got free wifi by enrolling into the Hilton Honors program - right away during check-in. We also got a discounted breakfast offer - we took for a day..."
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"While not right on the esplanade this hotel was perfectly located. Still had views to the harbour and mountains from the higher levels. Our booking was for a mountain view but the room we were given didn't have a view at all. After speaking with reception they happily moved us to an upper floo..."
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"This hotel is on the Esplanade and opposite the beach good location walking distance to shops, casino, bars and central to everything I have just two negatives about this and they are minor things and they are there is no exchaust fan in the bathroom and they have no DVD players to hire but all i..."
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"My now-fiancé and I stayed at Rydges the night of our engagement. The hotel staff went out of their way and brought a bottle of champagne up to our room and really made us feel at home. In addition to that, the hotel was very clean and in great shape and in an awesome location. Can not recommend ..."
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"Great location, easy walking to gbr ferry. I wish four people could be in one room (max 3). Had to get 2 rooms for our stay. Nice desk service. They stored our luggage and delivered it to our room while at the gbr."
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"Hotel Cairns is very convenient to the esplanade,shopping, markets and much more. We found the room comfortable and service good, although the tile floor could do with a good mopping over. Other than that we still enjoyed our stay."
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"within walking distance to main shopping area. close to beach. the hotel is nice and clean but the wash room is little bit too small."
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Daniel B. SzyldDepartment of Mathematics
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szyld AT temple DOT edu
My interest is Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing in general,
and Numerical and Applied Linear Algebra in particular.
PUBLISHED IN 2016:Prince Chidyagwai, Scott Ladenheim , and Daniel B. Szyld, Constraint Preconditioning for the Coupled Stokes-Darcy System, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, vol. 38 (2016) pp. A668-A690. Bibtex
PUBLISHED IN 2015:Daniel B. Szyld, Eugene Vecharynski, and Fei Xue, Preconditioned eigensolvers for large-scale nonlinear Hermitian eigenproblems with variational characterizations. II. Interior eigenvalues, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, vol. 37 (2015) pp. A2969-A2997. Bibtex
Work on most of these papers was supported in part by the the National Science Foundation.Other Papers: Chronological . By subject.
Links to former students and postdocs
Honors and Awards.
Commemorative medal of the School of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University of Prague, at the Czech-U.S. Workshop on Iterative Methods and Parallel Computing, June 16-21, 1997, Milovy, Czech Republic. Featured in the book Hall of Fame containing linocuts portraits of scientists in the field of scientific computing made by Henk van der Vorst. Publishd by SARA, the High Performance Computing Agency of the Netherlands, December 2010. Dean's Distinguished Award for Excellence in Research, College of Science and Technology, Temple University, October 2011.
Scientific Societies.
American Mathematical Society (AMS).
Asociación Argenitina de Matemática Aplicada, Computational e Industrial (ASAMCI) .
Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM).
GAMM Activity Group on Applied and Numerical Linear Algebra .
International Linear Algebra Society (ILAS).
Mathematical Council of the Americas.
National Association of Mathematicians (NAM).
Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). Check this video clip: Why be a SIAM member?
SIAM Activity Group on Linear Algebra.
Unión Matemática de América Latina y el Caribe (UMALCA). Check also the pages for Domain Decomposition Methods, the NA-Digest, and for the Householder Symposia.
Two great resources: Why do math?, What's Happening in the Mathematical Sciences?.
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Cole Pitches Well, Pirates Rout Padres 11-1 To Avoid SweepGerrit Cole pitched six impressive innings for his first win this season and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the San Diego Padres 11-1 Thursday night to avoid a three-game sweep.
Pomeranz Strikes Out 10, Padres Shut Down Pirates 8-2Led by Drew Pomeranz's career-high 10 strikeouts, the San Diego Padres played their best all-around game this season in an 8-2 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Padres Hit 3 Homers In 5-4 Win Over PiratesWil Myers and Derek Norris hit two-run homers and Adam Rosales added a solo shot for the San Diego Padres, who rallied to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4 Tuesday night.
30 Players: Colin Rea Looks To Make Most Of Padres' Rotation SpotThe Padres took a step back last year, but getting a breakout season from Rea could help them be a surprise team this year.
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Alvarez's RBI Single In 9th Lifts Pirates Past Padres, 2-1Pedro Alvarez singled home the winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 2-1 victory over the San Diego Padres on Monday night.
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Really?: Obama has a lot of bolls saying someone else has a "lack of preparedness". Your red lines in the sand are still glowing around the world. You are STILL in Afghanistan. Your insane deal with the TPP is so secret Congress can't read it? And lets not even bring up how Putin has backhanded you in the mouth on several occasions, and you ran and hid. Nobody fully understands the presidency until the final briefings by the different cabinets, and this is why Trump has not released in depth statements on anything...because he would just be making it up like Obama does everytime his teleprompter takes a dump.


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Talk:Beau Plains (Friend Area)
Before I continue my Friend Area improvement thing, how does everyone feel about having the Pokemon presented in a table like that? I don't want to step on any toes. -- Unown Q 20:49, 28 April 2008 (UTC)
- The table looks quite good, actually. Just make sure you use the {{p}} link template for linking Pokémon names. --Shiningpikablu252 21:03, 28 April 2008 (UTC)
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Take to the skies! Tear up the track! Have a book read to you or learn something new with the coolest electronic toys from brands like LeapFrog, VTech, Kid Galaxy and more!
Riding the wings of the award-winning Robotic Arm Trainer, has made robotic arm technology more affordable without compromising quality. With Robotic Arm Edge, command the gripper to open and close, control 120 degree wrist motion, an extensive elbow range of 300 degrees, base rotation of 270 degrees, base motion of 180 degrees, vertical reach of 15 inches, horizontal reach of 12.6 inches, and lifting capacity of 100g. WOW!
Some of the added features include a search light design on the gripper and a safety gear audible indicator included on all 5 gear boxes to prevent any potential injury or gear breakage during operation. How does this equate to fun? Total command and visual manipulation using the 5s: 5 switch wired controller, 5 motors, and 5 joints. Extended life on the gearbox prolongs your control and lets you test your predictions about the robot's behavior, and the light makes even night time play possible!
You will need: long nose pliers, diagonal cutter, and screwdrivers (not included).
Measures approximately 9" long x 6.3" wide x 15" high.
Requires 4 D batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
With over 20 feet of glow-in-the-dark track, and 2 remote control Tracer Racers, racing in the light (and the dark) will never be the same. Set up your own customized racing circuit and compete head-to-head like never before. Tracer Racers use Light Trail Technology to blaze streaks of light on Skullduggery-patented glow-in-the-dark track. Each Tracer Racer beams purple light rays from its undercarriage onto the track specially engineered to emit a glow long after the racer has passed.
Includes 20ft. of glow-in-the-dark track, 2 wireless, rechargeable vehicles, and 2 controllers.
Requires 8 AA batteries (4 per controller) (NOT INCLUDED).
Snap Circuits Arcade offers STEM concepts with fun learning, and creative activities. Snap Circuits uses building pieces with snaps to assemble different electronic circuits on a simple "rows-and-columns" base gird that functions like the printed circuit boards found in most electronic products. Each component is easily identifiable by a different colour and functional purpose. Snap Circuits Arcade includes over 200 projects, and more than 20 build-and-play games. This cool kit utilizes 30 components including an internal Microcontroller pre-programmed with many fun to play interactive games, a programmable word fan, a tri-color light orb and a dual LED display.
Contains more than 35 pieces.
Requires 3 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
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Take the LiteHawk Quattro Snap drone out on your next adventure. It is sized right for indoor or outdoor excursions and a built-in video camera lets you capture it all!
Features adjustable performance levels so that flights can be tailored to individual pilot's skills with a touch of a button. Coupled with digital 3- axis stabilization technology you can quickly build your skills starting with gentle turns and hovers and move all the way up to dramatic aerial stunts. Learning system includes removable rotor guards and "high lift" landing gear.
Fly with confidence because Snap's unique clam-shell design protects internal electronics and motors while a low battery warning system protects your on-board LiPo battery.
The Snap is equipped with built-in fully digital stabilization and uses 2.4 Ghz radio control technology which allows pilots to fly without fear of losing signal or frequency channel conflicts. The advanced direction identifying LED lights can be used to navigate even at night.
Capture in flight Video and Photos with a touch of a button. Files are captured with 16 bit audio in 640 x 480 resolution and are stored in uncompressed .AVI format.
Includes a 512MB Micro SD Card, USB reader, rechargeable battery and charger. Factory Assembled & Ready for Adventure!
Discover the evolution of fun! Jester is the all-new interactive species of Zoomer Dino (Jokeasaurus) who can't wait to make you laugh! His nose is full of sensors that detect your movement and help him sniff out fun. But watch out! Just like a real Dino he can get angry, spin around, chomp and roar! Using True Balance Technology™, Jester perfectly balances on two wheels as he roams freely, exploring your home. Use your hands to tame his Dino nature or use the remote control to record and playback his moves. You can even show them off to friends and family to reveal your dino mastery! Jester's a little silly, so if you hear him giggling, it's probably because he finds everything funny, including when you make him dizzy! Guide him by hand, hypnotize him, watch him perform tricks and more! Jester's the evolution of fun! Bring home the laughs with Jester the Jokesaurus! He's the life of the party!
Includes 1 Zoomer Dino Jester, 1 USB Charging Cable (wall adapter sold separately), 1 Remote Control, and1 Instruction Guide.
Requires 3 AAA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Now music and light are part of the exciting and educational world of Elenco Snap Circuits! Connect any MP3 player (sold separately) and enjoy the lights changing to the beat of your music! The strobe light amazes with spinning patterns and visual effects.
Colourful, easy to follow instruction guide is included, along with over 55 parts. Easily snap together the plastic modules to build more than 175 configurations - no tools required! Enjoy hours of educational fun while learning about circuits.
MP3 player not included.
Requires 4 AA batteries. (NOT INCLUDED).
Defeat the zombies and save your brains...on the Pirate Seas! This buildable replica of the Pirate Seas level in Plants vs. Zombies 2 includes special "rumble grid" action - turn on the battery-powered motor to make the zombies move down the rows towards the plants, just like they do in the game! Battle the zombies with the 2 included plants: shoot coconut ammo from a Coconut Cannon or launch a cabbage with a Cabbage-pult. Easy to follow building instructions included.
Includes: Motor, 1 Pirate Zombie figure, 1 Pirate Conehead Zombie figure and 1 Pirate Captain Zombie figure.
Figures measure approximately 1.5" tall.
Requires 2 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
The SmartLab ReCon 6.0 is an awesome toy, programmable robot, and learning tool - all in one! Program your Rover to navigate specified courses and send it on all types of missions, like: delivering a treat to a pet, surprising a family member with a personalized message, guarding a bedroom, or just doing a dance!
The spiral-bound Owner's Manual contains everything from guided projects to advanced operating techniques to get your Rover rolling! This cleverly crafted guide concludes with room for taking notes and charting your own adventures. Best of all, the ReCon 6.0 is independently programmable, so no computer access is required!
Includes: Programmable Rover robot and 48-page, full-colour Owner's Manual.
Requires 3 C batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Winner of the 2011 Parents Magazine Best Toy Award, 2011 Dr. Toy 100 Best Children's Products Award, 2011 Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award, 2011 Great Schools Golden Apple Award and 2011 Best Electronic Toy Award from Bestcovery.
LiteHawk Chase turns any pool into a high-speed racecourse!
Modeled after the high speed offshore catamaran racers, the CHASE features a twin hull design that reduces drag, churning out speeds like it's on rails while still carving corners effortlessly.
The CHASE utilizes ground-breaking 2.4Ghz spread spectrum radio technology, allowing maximum fun with no worries about frequency or channel conflicts.
The motor and electrical components are kept cool using an innovative water cooling system that uses the water that is picked up from the back of the hull as the boat moves. The twin hull design of the CHASE allows it to lift out of the water and ride on a cushion of air with incredible stability even at top speeds of 20kmh+!
Built to last, the hull is ABS injection molded, metal components are made from stainless steel or aluminum and the electronics are waterproof.
Measures approximately 10.5" long.
Requires 1 9V battery (not included). Includes NiMh battery with portable DC charger.
Each sold separately. Ships in randomly selected assorted colours according to availability.
Roll across the floor, up the wall, across the ceiling and fly it back to hover before you! New LiteHawk High Roller Aerocraft's innovative cage allows for every direction flying. The high impact resistant roll cage surface protects the aerocraft and allows flight in any way the pilot would like to fly…or roll. Brilliant LED lighting casts a luminescent glow for night flights.
Measures approximately 9.45" long x 8.46" tall x with a 6.5" rotor span.
Control the skies with the Air Hogs Star Wars Remote-Control X-Wing Starfighter. Designed with a crash-resistant foam body and ducted fans, the X-Wing is prepared to withstand crash landings. 2.4 GHz ensures precise control, and with a range of up to 250' this ferocious fighter can patrol far and wide looking for enemy ships.
Includes Air Hogs Star Wars Remote-Control X-Wing Starfighter, 4 laser cannons, 1 remote control, and instruction guide.
Wingspan measures approximately 15" across.
Requires 6 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Introducing Tony Hawk's Circuit Boards series! Skateboarding just got remote controlled! Circuit Board decks are interchangeable with the remote controlled skateboard power axle!
Use your mini skateboard to perform cool tricks! It has real wheels, real metal trucks, and a contour deck. Add these cool decks to your Circuit Boards collection and motorize them with the remote controlled skateboard power axle. (1 included) Once motorized the skateboards become remote control activated. Make your boards twist and turn with the touch of a button! The remote control has a turbo boost setting for climbing ramps!
Circuit Boards remote controls ship in randomly selected, assorted channels (CH1 or CH2). Two Circuit Boards remotes of the same channel will not function near each other.
Includes: 1 assorted Circuit Board deck, 1 skate park (stairs, ramps, and more included!), 1 RC skateboard power axle, 1 remote control, and 1 tool for adjustments.
Boards measure approximately 4" long.
Requires 5 AG13 (LR44) button cell batteries (Included).
Ships in randomly selected assorted colours and styles according to availability.
Unique two-piece design houses all the electronics, mechanicals and LED lighting systems in a sturdy structure. Even the rotor blades are protected! The LED's are enclosed in the rotor guards so NEON looks like nothing else available - the lights are very, very bright allowing you to easily see NEON day or night!
Includes helicopter, remote control, USB charging cable, and instructions.
Measures approximately 5.7" in diameter x 1.18" tall.
In one way or another, almost every form of energy we use originates as energy from the sun. Physics Solar Workshop explores the topic of solar energy, focusing on photovoltaic cells.
By building five awesome models and conducting experiments with them, learn how solar cells transform light into electrical energy, and how motors and mechanical devices can optimize the work done by this energy. Start with a simple helicopter model that converts sunlight into a rotating motion and demonstrates the basics of solar technology.
Build models of: a solar-bot, or a moon rover, or a stag beetle. Finally, build a cool praying mantis model that moves like an insect and is powered by a solar cell! The models can also be powered by a battery (sold separately), allowing operation in all lighting conditions.
Includes 138 parts, which are compatible with other Thames & Kosmos physics and engineering kits, and 48-page book with illustrated step-by-step instructions for the projects.
Compatible with one rechargeable AA battery (not required, sold separately).
Ever wanted to design your own Hexbug? Now kids can do just that with VEX Robotics! The core of this simple, flexible product line is the VEX IQ system used in STEM programs and elementary and middle school robotics competitions around the world.
The build-it-yourself line of VEX Robotics kits fosters creative STEM learning through hands-on play by allowing children to construct their very own jumbo-sized HEXBUG and customize its programming. With VEX Robotics, kids as young as 8 can jump right in and snap these colourful robots together using the intuitive, tool-less components.
To construct the VEX Robotics Spider, young innovators start by building the drive column, and then work to attach the six orange legs. Once the base and the legs are in place, it's time to bring the spider to life by attaching the motors, distance sensor, LED module and brain using snap connectors. Once the brain and motors are attached and wired up, the final steps include adding on the bright orange body pieces that give the robot its flair, making it look like a Hexbug Spider!
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Set includes more than 350 snap together pieces.
Built product measures approximately 11.5" long x 11.5" wide x 11" tall.
Requires 3 AA batteries and one 9 volt battery (NOT INCLUDED).
Upgrade most PLAYMOBIL boats (not included) with the RC Underwater Motor. Kids can not only propel the ship but also control its path as it makes its way through uncharted waters.
Includes remote control, motor, and pieces for attaching the motor.
Requires 6 AA batteries, and 1 9V battery (NOT INCLUDED).
Have fun building your own RC Snap Rover using the colourful Snap Circuits parts that come with this electronics kit! All parts snap together with ease. Once completed, you will be able to navigate your surroundings with the easy to use remote control. Includes over 30 snap circuits parts, remote control and full-colour assembly manual.
Features include:
Requires one 9V battery and 6 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
This multiple award-winning kit features some of the latest innovations in alternative energy, put to use in over 125 projects kids can make using safe, easy-building Snap Circuits! Using the hand-crank dynamo, solar panel, and wind turbine, kids will: light up an LED, power a clock, charge a rechargeable battery (included), run a small radio, measure the energy created on an analog meter, and much more! This Snap Circuits Green Edition Kit includes instructions for many other projects. Parts are compatible with other Snap Circuits sets.
Contains over 40 parts, including:
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and a business events tourism development and sales role.
Funds for all positions had come from the existing budget,
and operators responded favourably to the restructuring, Mr
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branding and China, which was emerging as a major market for
New Zealand and the city, Mr Saxton said.
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I thought this might help, as there is very little info from Amazon on this product. This review is mostly for the content of this STANDARD DEFINITION 7 Disc ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE COLLECTION Box Set released Sept. 22, 2009.
Obviously, these are the 6 Original Paramount films with the Original Series cast.
and THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY
Every film in this set is the Original Widescreen Theatrical Version. The 7th Bonus Disc is THE CAPTAINS' SUMMIT. A 70 minute round table discussion with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, and host Whoopi Goldberg.
Each Movie Disc includes commentaries, a few short Special Features, and NO theatrical trailers. The Insert Card states: 2 1/2 hours of Special Features. My guess is that they're leftovers from the previous 2 Disc Editions for each film, none of which I've ever owned. So, don't take my word for it. (Anyone that thinks 5 Stars may be too generous for this Edition, I only really care about the films. And, the way they look and sound. SFs are of secondary concern to me.)
Sound for all the films is 5.1 Dolby Digital EX and maintains a good presence. There is NO 2.1 or DTS setting. As usual with big studio blockbusters, music is too far forward in the mix for my taste, and dialogue is at a lower volume. (For optimal home theater playback, your center channel should always be set at a hotter level than your front speakers. Here's a good starting point for louder films: The individual speaker volume levels for my surround receiver go to 12. Please, no Spinal Tap jokes.Read more ›
The Motion Picture is another story, since the new effects were rendered for lower resolution and it will take time and, of course, money to rerender them. We can expect to see a Director's Edition release on BD in the near future, I'm sure. However, this does not excuse the lack of the inclusion of the extended TV cut put out on video.
Having said that, it is an amazing thrill having the theatrical cuts of The Motion Picture, and The Undiscovered Country on disc for the first time ever. TUC was NEVER seen in this version since its original release and until today, I had totally forgotten how good a film it was. Many fans enjoy the additional scenes, but I always felt they brought the film down some. The scenes were obvious and amped up the silliness fact in a film that very much needed to be played straight. The two video versions really brought the maturity level of the story down some notches.
Now, however, we once again see the film as originally released 18 years ago (oh God, it's been that long). Over the years, the film had become less enjoyable and fallen down the ranks in my personal list of favorites.Read more ›
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Links for January 20, 2016
Posted by David Green | Journal | January 20, 2016 @ 8:48 pm
- Winter storms are about to paralyze the east coast in a frozen post-apocalypic nightmare where we all find ourselves screaming, "Why, Elsa! Why!"
- Apparently President Obama is to blame for Track Palin assaulting his girlfiend because of PTSD. What people forget is that the only reason Track went into the military in the first place was as part of a plea deal to escape a drug conviction.
- Chez Pazienza of The Daily Banter explains why Bernie Sanders will never be president and I agree with him on every single point.
- Ted Nugent says President Obama should be killed. Again. When is this guy going to get a much deserved visit from the Secret Service?
- Star Wars: Episode VIII has been pushed back to December 2017. Look, if they need another seven months to get it right, I'm fine with that.
- Wegmans is (possibly) coming to North Carolina, and the proposed location isn't too far from me. Maybe I'll finally get to see what all the fuss is about.
- The internet's top 25 passwords of 2015 prove that most people are still idiots.
- Here's why you probably shouldn't take a bath in "liquid glass" putty.
- Here are 10 Sundance Film Festival favorites you can stream right now. The House of Yes is a personal favorite of mine.
Links for January 19, 2016
Posted by David Green | Links | January 19, 2016 @ 11:02 pm
- Trump says he's going to make Apple start building their computers in the United States. He does understand the difference between a president and a dictator, right?
- Hoping to cash in on the Star Wars fervor, AR5000 has created a suit of tactical gear for men with small dicks, clearly inspired by Boba Fett.
- Sarah Palin has endorsed Donald Trump for president, because obviously.
- And in other Palin news, Track Palin was charged with assault yesterday. Those are some mighty fine family values Sarah instilled in him, doncha'know.
- 10% of college graduates think Judge Judy is on the Supreme Court.
- Sgt. Jeffrey M. Rotheker with the St. Paul, Minnesota Police Department thinks people should just run over black protesters with their cars. I ask, why stop there? Why not also break out the firehoses and German Shepherds?
- Buzz Bissinger is going to ghost write a memoir for Caitlyn Jenner.
- The Onion has been sold to Univision.
- Those lunatics in Oregon have started blowing horns to prove how manly they are. Do I even need to write the obvious gay joke?
- Have you ever wondered what it would look like if someone put a brick in a washing machine then put that washing machine on a trampoline and turned it on?
Top 10 Songs of 2015
Posted by David Green | Journal | January 1, 2016 @ 5:02 pm
According to iTunes, these were my top 10 songs of 2015.
#1 "Till It Happens to You" by Lady Gaga
#2 "Beautiful Crime" by Tamer
#3 "Tear You Apart" by She Wants Revenge
#4 "Freaks" by Timmy Trumpet & Savage
#5 "Royals" by Lorde
#6 "Shark" by Oh Wonder
#7 "Bad Moon Rising" by Morning Ritual
#8 "A Little Taste" by Skyler Stonestreet
#9 "Tainted Love" by Hannah Peel
#10 "Fool to Cry" by Tegan & Sara
Links for November 26, 2015
Posted by David Green | Links | November 26, 2015 @ 7:07 pm
- This is a tricky one for me. A group of Girl Scouts in Santa Rosa, CA want to join the Boy Scouts because the activities are "more robust." I get that. I just wonder if the parents leading this charge would be just as cool with boys joining the Girl Scouts.
- Internet. Please. Stop trying to make glitter beards happen.
- If you ask me, groups putting out ads like this spend entirely too much time thinking about grown men having sex with children in bathroom stalls. It's kinda like how Pat Robertson spends too much time thinking about people having sex with animals.
- Star Wars: The Force Awakens got a PG-13 rating yesterday (only the second time in the franchise's history) and I guess that's a big deal. For some reason.
- President Obama expertly trolled his detractors on Twitter last night. And do you know why? Because he has zero fucks left to give.
- Sweet Jesus, I'm actually linking to World Net Daily. Sigh. Over there, Linda Harvey laments that there's nowhere safe for Christians to shop anymore because of The Gay™. I would remind her that Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Linux also support gay rights, so she should just go ahead and stop using a computer. Buh-bye, darling.
- As someone who's been living with a physical disability for almost a year, FUCK YOU IN HALF DONALD TRUMP. Why does anyone support this asshole?
- Speaking of assholes, Pat Robertson advises a mother to turn away her gay son and his boyfriend, lest she become an enabler of their filthy lifestyle.
- Buzzfeed brings us 22 pictures that sum up every single Thanksgiving. That is, if you actually spend time with your family on Thanksgiving.
- And finally, this doofis thought it would be a good idea to jump the White House fence wearing an American flag cape. He was quickly proven wrong.
Links for November 25, 2015
Posted by David Green | Links | November 25, 2015 @ 5:46 pm
Holy shit, it's been a long time since I've done this. Let's see if I'm still good at mocking stupid people for saying and doing stupid things.
- Noted liar, racist, bigot, (and on and on) Donald Trump claims that he saw people jump to their deaths from the twin towers on 9/11. According to Gawker, the penthouse apartment Trump has lived in since 1999 is four miles away.
- Anthony Vincent sings Adele's "Hello" in 25 different styles in a little over 5 minutes.
- A dress worn by Judy Garland just sold for $1.56 million. Moral of the story? If you find yourself working on a movie set, steal as much shit as you possibly can.
- Martin Shkreli (aka, Pharma Douche) says his company won't be lowering the price of Daraprim, as promised. Because he's an asshole.
- Famous Footwear has a new ad featuring two dads. That sound you hear is all three of the One Million Moms' heads exploding.
- In news that should surprise no one, Phuc Dat Bich is a phucing liar.
- Noted fake Christian, Kevin Swanson (who I'm just assuming has more than a few rentboys in his past) says that God will destroy the UK because of The Gay™.
- Speaking of Trump, the man who was beaten, choked, and tossed out of one of his rallies in Alabama will be pursuing legal action against his attackers and Trump himself.
- Snoop Dogg handed out 1,500 of turkeys to families in need in the city of Inglewood a few days ago. Because he's Snoop Dogg, that's why.
- JJ Abrams says (other than a few tweaks here and there) The Force Awakens is ready and he's terrified to release it. I can't imagine how stressed he must be right now.


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DUMAS - Roy E. Pennington, 80, died Monday, July 20, 2009, in Amarillo.
Graveside services will be at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Northlawn Memorial Gardens. Memorial services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Howe, pastor of the church, officiating. Arrangements are by Morrison Funeral Directors.
Roy E. Pennington was born Oct. 3, 1928, in Miami, Roberts County, to Porter and Ricie Pennington. He graduated from Miami High School in 1947 and attended Wayland College until 1949. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of North Texas in 1951 and his master's degree from West Texas A&M in 1968. He then received his administrator certification from West Texas A&M in 1968. On July 26, 1950, he married Josephine Gregory.
Roy was a teacher and coach in Stratford, Darrouzett, Spearman, Clayton, N.M., and Perryton. He was a school administrator in Perryton and Dumas and retired from Dumas in 1991. He was the field representative for the Texas Association of School Administrators from 1992 until 2005. Roy promoted the establishment of the Panhandle Area Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development and served as the organization's first president. He was a member of Retired Educators Association of Dumas and the Retired School Superintendents Association of the Texas Panhandle. He was a finalist for Superintendent of the Year in Texas in 1987. He was past president of District 16 Retired School Personnel Association and a District 16 representative to the Texas Retired Teacher Association Legislative Committee. He was a member of the board of trustees of the Texas Retired Teacher Foundation.
He was a member of the Kiwanis Club in Perryton and served as the president. He was a Dumas Noon Lions Club member. Roy was a member of the Chamber of Commerce in Perryton and Dumas and was an active worker in the United Way. He had been a resident of Dumas since 1975 and was a member of First Baptist Church, serving as treasurer. He also served as a deacon of the church in Perryton and Dumas.
He was preceded in death by three sisters, Edna, Grace and Wanda; and a brother, John.
Survivors include his wife, Josephine "Jo"; three daughters, Roxanne "Cindy" Strickland and husband Rickey of Dumas, Suzanne "Penny" Pattillo and husband Darrell of Flower Mound and Rebecca "Becky" Davidson and husband Chief of Kearney, Neb.; four grandsons, Cody and Caynon Strickland and Steele and Sawyer Davidson; four granddaughters, Keyann and Kylee Strickland and Hannah and Addison Pattillo; and two great-grandsons, Braygon and Colton Strickland.
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Kelly Elizabeth Arney of Fletcher, and Joseph William Bailey of Mountain Home, were married at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 16, 2005, in Balfour Baptist Church. The Rev. Lockaby officiated. Jan Kelly, organist, and Jill Shipman, soloist, provided the music.
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The newlyweds planned a honeymoon trip to Hilton Head, S.C. They plan to live in Hendersonville.
The bride graduated from West Henderson High School and Western Carolina University. She is a teacher with Henderson County Public Schools.
The bridegroom graduated from West Henderson High School and served four years in the U.S. Army. He is employed with Eaton.
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Confirmed traveller
- To get the most out of NZ in such a short time,one has to travel long distances. A lot of the time is taken up travelling, there's no doubt. But this is travelling with a difference. The scenery is just gorgeous and quite different between North and South Island. Too many highlights to mention but Queenstown must be up there and the scenery and beauty on the Dart river jet boat ride. Yellow eyed penguins, cute little blue penguins not forgetting the ever retreating Glaciers of Franz Josef and Fox. Go now before they disappear forever! Smelly Rotorua with the grumbling earth beneath. Wellington and the cable car ride with a lovely stroll through the botanical gardens on the way back. The rebirth of Christchurch. The list of highlights is endless. Every day was a highlight. NZ does not disappoint.
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Published on: 15 April 2016


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