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Arduino shields are vital, yet their header pins tend to complicate easy storage and transport, and can sometimes be just too pokey. This guide shows a quick fix for the problem by using a rigid Davey binding board and affixing a plastic foam topping.
If you are like me then you have to travel to your maker space, but how do you pack up all those Arduino shields and other PCBs with header pins?
The solution is simple: take a rigid lightweight board and give it a plastic foam top.
Your shields can ride in the secure comfort of foam rigidly backed with Davey binder's board.
No more poking bags or fingers in transit with this simple solution, and it is a project ready for further customization: why not make its dimensions fit inside a toolbox or a plastic container? There are many ways you can expand this simple and effective portability solution.
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How can anyone think that a 5-3 guy, that was GIVEN a title shot because of his WWE FAME and manage to make the most title defence in the WEAKEST weight division of the UFC is beyond me.
That's not hate ***gis, that is being objective.
You COULD have an argument if Lesnar was UNKNOWN before he fought in the UFC, manage to get a title shot with 3 fight under is belt and defend it twice against Mir(a season veteran) and Carwin(a legit prospect).
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"The Wedding Party" is a fairly standard making of featurette that mixes clips from the film, behind-the-scenes footage, and soundbites from the cast and crew. Everyone gushes about each other. It's a light and breezy extra, much like the film itself.
"You'll Never Wear That Again!" takes a look at the hideous bridesmaid dresses from the film. The director told wardrobe to find the ugliest dresses and succeeded. The various themed weddings are also discussed in this engaging and fun extra.
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"The Running of the Brides" is an annual tradition that sees women from all over the country camping out at a store where they all try to get the perfect dress to get married in. It's a shopping frenzy as people race around to get a dress or trade with others.
Also included are three deleted scenes. The first one sees Jane trying to get a cab in New York (good luck) and was wisely cut. The best of the bunch sees Jane, her best friend (Judy Greer) and Tess' best friend trying on bridesmaid dresses. The interaction between the three of them is amusing. Finally, there is a scene where Jane and Tess retrieve George's dog from a pound which seems out of place in the film and was also wisely cut.
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Jane's getting practice for that big day. So far, she's been a bridesmaid at 27 weddings. That's 27 dresses in her apartment front closet--none she will ever wear again...well, none anyone should have had to wear in the first place.
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Mexican Baked Fish
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For the "non-fish-eaters" in your family. This is festive looking, as well as very tasty!
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- 1⁄2 lb fresh cod (or halibut or red snapper)
- 1⁄3 cup salsa (I used Pace Medium)
- 1⁄3 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1⁄3 cup coarsely crushed Fritos corn chips
- 1⁄2 large Hass avocado (peeled, pitted, sliced)
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- Preheat oven to 400º. Lightly grease 8x12 inch baking dish.
- Rinse fish fillets under cold water, and pat dry with paper towels. Lay fillets side by side in the prepared baking dish. Pour the salsa over the top, and sprinkle evenly with the shredded cheese. Top with the crushed corn chips. Bake, uncovered, in the preheated oven for 15+ minutes, or until fish is opaque and flakes with a fork. Serve topped with sliced avocado and sour cream.
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How simple is this?? I had had a very busy day..picked up some gurnard fillets at the supermarket on my way home and put this together in minutes..the last avocado I had was way too soft and bruised so I didnt worry about using it this time. I used 3 fish fillets and left the other ingredients as written. I served this with rice and beans. We all loved it, thanks for sharing.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Santiva warmed up for a probable start in the 143rd Belmont Stakes by breezing five furlongs Saturday morning at Churchill Downs, finishing in 1:00.60 over a fast track while in the company of stablemate Golden Gulch.
Brendan Walsh, assistant to trainer Eddie Kenneally, was aboard Santiva for the work, which was the colt's second since he finished a creditable sixth in the May 7 Kentucky Derby. Santiva worked a half-mile here May 20 in 49.80 seconds.
"I thought Santiva worked really well today," said Kenneally, who briefly considered the Preakness for the colt before backing off. "He's very fit. He went very nicely and didn't over-exert himself."
Golden Gulch also is a 3-year-old colt, albeit still a maiden after two starts. Santiva went easily in allowing his workmate to keep pace with him, as both were credited with clockings of 1:00.60. The six-furlong gallop-out time was 1:14.60.
Kenneally has the Ohio Derby next Saturday, June 4, as an alternative to the June 11 Belmont for Santiva, but said: "We are still playing it by ear in regards to the Belmont, but he will likely end up in the race."
Kenneally had considered working Santiva on Friday, but rain throughout much of the week led him to wait for Saturday, when conditions were ideal.
Santiva, owned by Franklin, Ind., businessman Tom Walters, captured the Grade 2 Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes here last fall for his only victory in seven career starts. In the Derby, with Shaun Bridgmohan aboard, he raced in mid-pack much of the way before closing mildly to finish 5 1/2 lengths behind the winner, Animal Kingdom.


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Mitt Romney has been lying about his age. A recent Vanity Fair article by Nicholas Shaxson reveals that Romney has an IRA (Individual Retirement Account) worth up to $102 million. According to the IRS, the annual contribution limit to an IRA is $6,000. A number of commentators have wondered how this is possible. We may never know, since Romney is refusing to issue more than one year of tax returns, bucking the precedent of releasing more than a decade's worth set by his father George Romney 44 years ago.
Shaxson interviews a slew of experts and people who knew Mitt over the years who speculate that he could have accomplished it sort of legally by creatively exploiting loopholes, aggressively manipulating rates and socking his fortune away extensively in offshore tax havens. They point out it would be unprecedented for a presidential candidate to be actively pursuing a strategy of wringing every penny out of tax loopholes and effectively betting against the dollar with Swiss and Cayman Islands accounts and a shell company in Bermuda. The Bermuda holding in particular implies that Romney's real fortune could be well north of the previous $250 million estimate. Shaxson concludes that his wealth compounded so much because he is a
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But we all know that Mitt Romney is a man of the people. He's an average Joe. The elite media are picking on him 'cuz they can't stand the thought of old Willard Six-Pack takin' back the White House for regular folks. We know that Mitt Romney would never engage in any immoral, unethical or illegal financial practices. He paid $6,000 into his IRA every year like the rest of us. And if he won't release his tax returns it's just because they're stashed somewhere in one of his attics behind a dusty old dresser, under old issues of Maxim. And they're soooo boring. Why would anyone read them?
The fact is Mitt Romney paid $6,000 into his IRA every year and he is REALLY old. With an IRA worth up to $102,000,000 at a rate of $6,000 per year, Mitt Romney is up to 17,000 years old. Let that sink in. That's right, Mitt Romney has been running for president since before the dawn of civilization. In fact, Romney was performing leveraged buyouts in the late Paleolithic. He invested in a little company that revolutionized hunting and gathering by using spears, not to just to jab, but to throw. Romney is truly a pioneer, and not just for outsourcing jobs to China.


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Adobe launches Photoshop Touch app for iPhone and Android
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Adobe has introduced a touch edition of its popular Photoshop application for Apple's iPhone and iPod and Android smartphones.
Launched on the back of the success of its Photoshop Touch for tablets, the release brings "core features" of Adobe's desktop Photoshop software to mobile phone devices and offers "similar intuitive, touch-based gestures and features".
These include the ability to enhance images using Photoshop features such as layers, selection tools, filters and tonal and colour adjustments, while allowing users to apply effects, add text and edit images as large as 12 megapixels.
Adobe said the touch optimised software also makes it easier to perform standard Photoshop processes, such as combining images together more rapidly using the Scribble Selection feature and improving image selections with the Refine Edge tool.
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Photoshop Touch is now available for download at the Apple App Store and Google Play for £2.99. For iOS devices, the app requires iOS 5 or higher on iPhone 4S, iPhone 5 or iPod Touch fifth generation, while Android phones must run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or later.
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Chrysler Cleans Up at the TAWA 2013 Texas Truck Rodeo, Ram Takes Top Honors
The Texas Auto Writers Association (TAWA) annual Truck Rodeo awards have become some of the most coveted honors handed out by the media and at the 2013 Texas Truck Rodeo – Chrysler Group vehicles from Ram, Jeep and Dodge combined to claim 15 of the 24 available awards. Most importantly, the Chrysler Group claimed 3 […] More »
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Swapping an engine can be a daunting task for someone with little mechanical experience but for those more experienced shade tree mechanics who have worked their way through jobs like replacing external engine components, swapping from a single over head camshaft (SOHC) engine to a dual over head camshaft (DOHC) engine can pay big dividends […] More »
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SEOUL, Sept. 27 (Yonhap) -- Philippine President Benigno Aquino III will make a state visit to South Korea next month for talks with President Park Geun-hye about expanding economic cooperation and exchanges, the presidential office said Friday.
The Oct. 17-18 visit will be Aquino's first to South Korea since he took office in June 2010. The trip will also make him the first foreign leader to make a state visit to Seoul since Park took office in February.
Park and Aquino will hold a summit on Oct. 17 to discuss boosting cooperation in trade and investment between the two countries, development assistance for the Southeast Asian nation, regional security and other international issues, the presidential office said.
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It's highly unlikely that once the Star Wars license returns to Marvel next year that we'll see the original trilogy reimagined as a 1980s high-school comedy, but after seeing Denis Medri's take on Luke, Leia and the gang, I now realize that's exactly what I want to read. (Hey, someone at Lucasfilm greenlit Star Wars: Detours, so stranger things have happened. Of course, Disney quickly shelved the project, so …)
Medri offers up a Han Solo with nunchakus, short-shorts and Pontiac Firebird, Nerd-droids with pocket protectors, motocross-racing Vader, Boba Fett and stormtroopers, Principal Palpatine and so much more. It's fast times at Mos Eisley High … or something.
See some of Medri's work below, and more at Behance.
Italian artist Denis Medri has made a name for himself on the comics Internet for his various series of themed superhero portraits, from 1950s Rockabilly Batman to steampunk Spider-Man. As it turns out, this fanart attracted the attention of DC Entertainment.
Although Medri said the company balked at making an official comic based on his art, saying it would "create confusion," an editor asked him to submit sample pages for the then-forthcoming Batman '66 digital-first series. Medri did a number of samples specifically for the project, but never heard back. Undeterred, Medri has posted these samples online:
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Chris Claremont casts a long shadow in modern superhero comics, due to his landmark run on Uncanny X-Men. Many of Marvel's current X-Men stories — and let's not forget Fox's blockbuster movie franchise — are built on earlier work by Claremont and has collaborators. Despite that pedigree, new Claremont comics are few and far between.
In a 2012 interview, he told ROBOT 6 that while he no longer received work from Marvel, he did have a string of projects set up in Europe.
"I have two comics projects that I started in Europe, one science fiction and one fantasy. The fantasy series, titled Wanderers, got one issue published, a second issue fully complete and a third one plotted out before the artist left to work for Marvel," Claremont said, referring to artist Phil Briones. "That's no fault of the artist, but the book was published as a dual-publishing arrangement between a French and Italian publisher that came to blows. I think the French publisher was hoping for better sales of the first volume, and lost interest afterwards. But now because of that, I've got a hundred pages of story sitting on my desk. The other series, the science fiction one, went to the publisher and an artist drew 20 odd pages before the company collapsed. The other publishers I've shown it to were interested, but said that either the artist or the story wasn't quite right for them. Again, there are many cases of concepts that look golden to creators but hit speed bumps along the way and never make it to fruition. That's the business."
Not too long ago, Denis Medri received some attention for drawing rockabilly versions of Batman characters and an epic fantasy take on the Avengers. Most recently though, he's completed a series of designs for steampunk Spider-Man, his rogue's gallery, and a couple of allies to help Spidey out. You can see many of them below, but I highly recommend also checking out Medri's DeviantArt site to see his current project in progress: Western Justice League.
On my superhero fashion site Project: Rooftop, I've been talking up to the nth degree an amazing set of superhero redesigns by Italian artist Denis Medri. This artist has taken Gotham's resident bad-boy billionaire and recast him as a 1950s greaser to amazing results. While Medri's work might not be in line with the New 52, it harkens back to the best of DC Comics' celebrated Elseworlds line of titles reimagining its heroes in different timelines and settings. Medri's gone on to reinvent much of Batman's cast in this model, with everything from a Betty Page-esque Catwoman and a poodle skirt-wearing Harley Quinn to a Rat Fink-worthy hot rod Batmobile.
Although the actual chances that DC would somehow accept this as a back-door pitch are slim to none, it does highlight the intriguing passion artists have for classic characters and just how enamored fans can be when their favorite heroes (and villains) are repositioned to alternative lives. While some might say its insular thinking, I think it broadens the core concepts of these timeless characters and shows just how versatile they can be.


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With one magic word, and a lot fine craftsmanship, Mezco Toyz has summoned Shazam as part of its One:12 Collective DC Universe series.
Boasting 32 points of articulation and a detailed fabric costume with posable cape, the action figure comes with three portraits (standard, smiling and yelling "Shazam!"), three pairs of interchangeable palms, an attachable lightning bolt, the detached head of Mr. Atom, a Mr. Mind minifigure, and a display stand.
A standout of Mego's World's Greatest Super Heroes line, the Shazam 8-inch figure arguably more closely resembled the live-action television version of the character than it did his comic-book counterpart. And his release wasn't followed by that of Mary Marvel or Captain Marvel Jr., but rather Isis, who shared a programming block with him each Saturday morning.
But now Figures Toy Company is about to make up for all of that with retro-style figures based on the Marvel Family and their foes.
Concluding this week, DC Comics' Convergence put the big in "big event": There were 89 individual comic books – a nine-issue weekly miniseries and 40 two-part miniseries – created by more than 75 writers and pencilers, plus a comparable legion of inkers, colorists and letterers.
Because of the sheer size, it's difficult to review the event in its entirety, so I'm not going to bother picking it part here. The main series wasn't particularly good, while the 40 tie-in series varied from terrible to excellent, with most of them falling somewhere in between.
In case you've watched this leviathan of a superhero event passing by without reading much – or any – of it, I thought it would be worthwhile to point out some of those excellent books, the ones that you should read if you decide to pick up any of Convergence, regardless of your interest in, or affection for, particular characters.
Ahead of the release later this month of DC Comics' Convergence: Shazam! #2, artist Evan "Doc" Shaner has gathered his model sheets for the major characters that appeared in the debut issue, including Captain Marvel/Billy Batson, Dr. Sivana, Captain Marvel Jr. and Mary Marvel.
They're interesting in and of themselves, of course, but also for the head shots in which Shaner mimics the styles of such greats as C.C Beck, Mac Raboy, Marc Swayze and Kurt Schaffenberger, showing from whom he drew inspiration.
The marquee installment of The Multiversity may have been last month's Pax Americana, but I was especially excited to see what writer Grant Morrison and artist Cameron Stewart (with colorist Nathan Fairbairn) would do with the Captain Marvel Family in this week's Thunderworld. I was not disappointed. The Marvels have long been a sort of unicorn for DC's superhero line, personifying both its potential and its abuse, and even its history (acquired as they were after the demise of Fawcett Comics). However, many modern takes on Cap and company often elicit negative comparisons to the character's previous treatment. These boil down to some form of "why can't it be like the old days?" (which, after all, is a common enough DC complaint).
Although the first issues of Who's Who and Crisis \on Infinite Earths got a headstart in the closing months of 1984, January 1985 kicked off DC Comics' 50th anniversary in earnest. No doubt real life — i.e., the DC offices' upcoming westward move — is preventing the publisher from starting the 80th anniversary celebrations this January, and the solicitations certainly don't have much in the way of commemoration.
(To be sure, the month's variant-cover scheme involves the 75th anniversary of The Flash, which Robot 6 contributor J. Caleb Mozzocco has already covered extensively on his own blog.)
Therefore, while the real fireworks will probably have to wait another couple of months, the January solicitation tease the return of Robin, changes in the Super-status quo, and other various and sundry plot churning.
One thing that jumps out at me from these solicits has to do with numbering. Now, we all love numbering — big versus small, gimmicks versus straightforward integer progression — but the January books are soliciting the 38th issues of the remaining original New 52 titles. That puts the 50th issues of those series on track for January 2016; or, more likely, February 2016, if next September is another "take a break for a set of specials" month. If I were DC and wanted to relaunch my various titles, and I were a year away from a set of 50th issues, I'd probably wait a year.
[Editor's note: Each Sunday, Robot 6 contributors discuss the best in comics from the last seven days — from news and announcements to a great comic that came out to something cool creators or fans have done.]
Hot on the heels of the high publicized and false rumor that DC movies would be adopting a "no jokes" policy came that shining glimmer of hope, like a Big Red Cheese riding a gigantic ammunition shell through the sky. This week we got more details about the Shazam! movie, most of it serving just to whet my hunger for a major motion picture starring that most stalwart of Fawcett Comics heroes.
Will this be the much feared "grim and gritty" version that many fans had been envisioning since David Goyer and Zach Snyder took the helm of the Justice League, subsequently releasing image after image of scowling, unhappy superheroes? As the news came rolling in, it seemed more and more that it will not. First, it's going to be produced under New Line, and not the parent Warner Bros. studio that will produce the Justice League movies. New Line president Toby Emmerich, in fact, stated in an interview with Entertainment Weekly that "It's a DC comic, but it's not a Justice League character" and that it "will have a sense of fun and a sense of humor." Oh, Toby… your words are like honey to my ears.
Clearly hoping to catch lightning in a bottle following confirmation from Dwayne Johnson that he'll play Black Adam in the Shazam movie, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games have revealed the classic supervillain/antihero will be a playable character in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.
"Can you smell what Black Adam is cooking?" reads the message accompanying the above image from the game's official Twitter account.
Arriving Nov. 3o, LEGO Batman 3 takes the Dark Knight, well, beyond Gotham, as he joins with other DC Comics heroes and villains in outer space to top Brainiac from destroying Earth. The game will feature more than 150 playable characters, including Black Adam and his nemesis Shazam.
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Tired of superhero movies yet? I'm not, since I found that I highly enjoyed X-Men: Days of the Future Past recently. However, announcements of new superhero movies have lost their luster a little, since you sorta expect that there's going to be two competing Quicksilver movies any day now.
What did surprise me a little was DC's rumored plans to develop their cinematic universe, and the one that got me most excited was Shazam! I mean… wow… Captain Marvel's getting a movie? The entire idea of a kid who turns into a superhero with a magic word seems weird and alien in the current superhero movie universes we have these days, especially that somber one being helmed by Zack Snyder.
If I were making a list of non-existent things I wanted for Christmas, it would probably include a set of Iron Man armor, a few Batarangs, a copy of Matt Fraction's Inhuman comic and several of these hoodies designed by deviantArt user seventhirtytwo, which have been making the rounds lately. They may not be real, but boy I wish they were.
Because this space is normally reserved for DC Comics and its stable of characters, you might think a post on Miracleman goes a little outside the lines. However, Miracleman was based on Captain Marvel, who is a DC character in the same way that Miracleman is now a Marvel character: the wonderful world of intellectual-property rights. That's just one of several traits the two features share, so today I'll be comparing and contrasting. I'll also consider whether Marvel's upcoming Miracleman revival could affect DC's latest version.
Miracleman (under its original name of Marvelman, but you knew that already) started out as a way to hold onto British readers of Captain Marvel when the latter closed up shop in the mid-1950s. In that form, the series lasted until 1963. In 1982, writer Alan Moore headed up a revival that started by updating familiar elements, but ended up going off in a decidedly different direction. As reprinted, renamed, and subsequently completed in the United States, Moore's Miracleman (from Eclipse Comics) filled 16 issues, give or take some reprints, and came out over the course of about four and a half years (cover-dated August 1985 to December 1989). Moore's artistic collaborators included Garry Leach, Alan Davis, Chuck Austen (under the name Chuck Beckum), Rick Veitch, and John Totleben. From June 1990 to June 1993, Eclipse published eight more issues, written by Neil Gaiman and drawn by Mark Buckingham, and an anthology miniseries (Miracleman Apocrypha) came out from November 1991 to February 1992. For various reasons, though, no new Miracleman has seen the light of day for over twenty years.
That's all about to change, starting with January's reprints from Marvel. It remains to be seen whether today's readers will be interested in 20- to 30-year-old stories from a writer whose popularity isn't what it once was, and which will apparently be reprinted initially in a somewhat-pricey format. Additionally, Miracleman has turned into much more of an "Alan Moore book," as opposed to a Captain Marvel parody. Therefore, its return doesn't strike me as the sort of thing which will automatically generate more interest in Captain Marvel; but their similarities (and even some of their differences) can be instructive.
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Some might say we're experiencing the Golden Age of superheroes in film, but in reality it's just live-action catching up to animation. Warner Bros. Animation has been a trailblazer in that area, with 26 feature films based on DC Comics' characters since 1993. And with the recent release of Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, based on the 2011 Flashpoint crossover, we've come up with a half-dozen other DC series or arcs Warner Bros. could (and should) look to for future animated films.
The first part of "Trinity War" (in last week's Justice League #22) relied rather significantly on the changes the New 52 relaunch facilitated: Superman, Wonder Woman, and Billy Batson/Shazam (hereinafter "Billy/Shazam," or maybe just "Captain Marvel") each acted in ways incompatible with long relationships.
In the old days, Superman and Wonder Woman would have been close friends, Superman and Captain Marvel would have had a unique (almost mentor-protegé) relationship, and Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel would at least have had some Greek mythology in common. However, the main conflicts of "TW" Part 1 depended on Wonder Woman being more of a warrior than an ambassador, Superman trusting her hostility, and Billy/Shazam not knowing either of them that well. As such, it appeared to exemplify the freedom a relaunch confers, specifically to ignore the restrictions of previous developments to put these characters quickly on opposing sides.
In other words, one might reasonably have seen Part 1 as a) realizing the New 52 allowed for a particular Shocking Event and b) working backward to create the conditions that would lead to said Event. "Because we can do this, how do we do it?"
Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1 (written by Ray Fawkes, drawn by Zander Cannon, Daniel Sampere, Vicente Cifuentes and Patrick Zircher) is not a terrible first issue, although it does trade on some pretty horrific images. It's not a boring issue, although the title character's emotional arc is essentially an 8,000-year, 20-page slow burn. For a character who so far has been a walking plot point — and who is still advertised mostly as a plot element for the next Big Event — the issue isn't even that obtuse. Pandora #1 is a fairly well-executed comic book which does a decent job of humanizing its heroine, but which still hasn't justified its own existence.
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Traditionally, the average superhero character included a strong element of wish-fulfillment. Perhaps it came simply from having powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal folk, or perhaps from the plausibility of training one's mind and/or body to the limits of human potential. Maybe those powers, or that training, had been personally costly: a parent's death, a home's destruction or a tragedy that could have been prevented.
If you want to see what the Justice League does next, you can wait for the next issue or you can fast-forward into the future — the far future — in DC Comics' digital-first series Justice League Beyond.
Launched last year, Justice League Beyond shows the flagship team in the futuristic continuity established by the animated series Batman Beyond (which also has a digital-first comic). Saturday's installment of Justice League Beyond features the debut of one of the publisher's most overlooked heroes — Shazam, whom you can see in a Robot 6's exclusive preview, below.
Introduced in 1939 by C.C. Beck and Bill Parker, Shazam (formerly known as Captain Marvel) is a wholesome superhero from an earlier, more time who doesn't always work well in a modern setting. Having him show up in the future of Justice League Beyond, even further removed from his Golden Age roots, makes the classic hero seem that much more of a throwback — and that's something writer Derek Fridolfs is tackling head-on with artist Ben Caldwell.
On the eve of Shazam's debut, Robot 6 spoke with Fridolfs about the hero's introduction, and his work on Justice League Beyond.


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Fordham University's feminist group, for instance, doesn't plan on it.
To many, the name ISIS has become synonymous with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the terrorist group responsible for the brutal killing of journalist James Foley earlier this week. But for students at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus, the name has long had a far more innocent meaning. The campus feminist group there goes by the name ISIS — an acronym for In Strength I Stand — and its president tells Daily Intelligencer that despite recent international events, they don't have plans to change it.
"We're a very visible group on campus," says Wallis Monday, the president of the Fordham student club. "People know who we are. Nobody thinks we are in any way an Islamic terror nationalist group. So I really don't see a need to change it because of that." Adds Monday: "I don't have to explain myself when I say ISIS here."
Monday says that while a couple of friends have pointed out the connection to her, no one in the school's administration has raised any concerns. "We have a really firm reason for why we chose ISIS for our club name, and we don't necessarily want to change that just because of this unfortunate coincidence," says Monday. "But if I hear people talking in the coming academic year — like, Oh, ISIS, that makes me a little weirded out — then obviously I would consider making a change."
Monday says that she's not concerned about the name because of the nature of the club as a not-for-profit student organization. But she says that if she were running a business called ISIS, she might want to change the name.
Indeed, at least one company is going that route. The digital payment service Isis announced last month that they'd be changing their name because "we have no interest in sharing a name with a group whose name has become synonymous with violence and our hearts go out to those who are suffering."
Other companies, however, aren't looking to rebrand. A spokesperson for Isis Pharmaceuticals, which trades on the NASDAQ under the symbol ISIS, tells Intelligencer that they have not discussed a name change. "Of course, as a public company, we are concerned about how our name is perceived," says the spokesperson. "However, Isis Pharmaceuticals has been in business for 25 years and we have a solid institutional investor base that knows us well. As such, most in the investor community and the physicians and medical staff we work with know us very well and are not confused by the recent news regarding the terrorist group in Iraq."
As for the Fordham club, Monday doesn't think rebranding the club's name is worth the effort. "Changing the name would just be kind of a pain, and I think that we're doing fine as we are," she says. "I don't think anyone's going to misunderstand a group of energetic, college feminists who are blasting Beyoncé outside of the classrooms on Club Day as Islamic militants."


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I have actually made this dish a few times and I love it. I followed recipe mostly, left the garlic in the pan and then 'toasted' my pine nuts before removing both and then continuing along. I also got my pasta timed fairly well, so managed to use pasta water for the 1 cup water and didn't end up needing to add extra at the end. Lovely dish.
I found the Pappardelle Pasta, I used minced garlic and left it in the dish, I didn't need a full cup of water either. This is a simple, healthy, and delicious meal, Thanks
So so Good! Love all the different flavors. I didn`t use the 2 tablespoons oil in step #7. Didn`t need additional water or cheese. I did minced the garlic and added it to the onions along with 1 ounce of diced sun-dried tomatoes, Added them with the rabe.Thanks for a great meal.
This is a GREAT meal. I was just going to post this same recipe but thought I would check b4 I did. Glad I did lol. If you don't mind, I'd like to add my 2 pennies. In an attempt to lesson the load on my wallet, I've use diced bacon rather than the pancetta and at the request of DH I use 2x more than called for in the recipe. I usually start with the bacon and add the garlic in step 2. I find just before I add the rapini its necessary to deglaze the pan which I do with a few tablespoons of water or white wine. I've also use fettuccini rather than papparadelle as its hard to find around here if I don't make it myself. This also works well with orchiette(sp?) or shells or even with wide egg noodles (after all, papparadelle is an egg pasta). Don't drain it too well and it adds enough water so the dish isn't too dry. ALSO, if you find the broccoli rabe to be too bitter it helps to cook it in boiling water for 3 minutes, then drain and rinse in cold water to stop the cooking. I also only spin it once in the salad spinner and leave it a little damp like the pasta. If you do this it isn't necessary to add the rapini in stages just dump it all in at step 3. This is a WONDERFUL recipe. The flavors compliment eachother so well. Even DH, who every time I make this tells me he doesn't like broccoli rabe, goes back for seconds and thirds. Great post!


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This morning, during an interview with Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly argued that Americans don't want to pay higher taxes for universal health care coverage:
We get emails from our viewers all the time. They don't want higher taxes! They don't want any more. They don't want you to tax their health care benefits. They don't want a Value Added Tax, a sales tax on their goods. Universal health care sounds good in theory but they don't want to be taxed even more than they already are.
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As Peter Orszag and a good number of bloggers explained, "health reform is the best chance to put costs on a sustainable path over the long term. But over the short term, it takes money. And there's no clear congressional consensus over where to find the money." But Americans are more willing to finance health care reform through higher taxation than Megyn Kelly suggests. The most recent polling shows that 47 percent "prefer a health care reform plan that raises taxes in order to provide health insurance to all Americans"; 47 percent do not.
Matt Yglesias is right to suggest that "the problem is that even if you have a senator who's willing to raise taxes in the face of 47-47 public opinion, you have an additional hurdle when the subject turns to any particular tax," but I would also argue that most Americans would be willing to pay higher taxes for health care security. Pay a little more for your beer and protect yourself from astronomical health care bills. Makes sense to me!


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"Of course, that's flexible," says Christopher Thurber, PhD, co-author of Summer Camp Handbook, and a spokesperson for the American Psychological Association. "In my experience, the lower end for a one-week sleep-away camp is 7-years-old. But even some 10-year-olds may need a shorter session."
Years ago, a seven- or eight-week camp was the norm. Now, much shorter stays are common, as are stays at several camps.
"Most camps use a two-week session," says Thurber, who also is a faculty member at the Phillips Exeter School in New Hampshire. "Now, there are many more specialty camps, and kids are interested in getting a variety of experiences, so they may go to several camps over the season for shorter stays. They're at soccer camp for two weeks, then they are at computer camp for a week."
The costs for camp vary as widely as the type of summer camps available. In 1999, the average cost for a week's stay at a non-profit camp was $250 to $800, says Thurber. Costs are higher at for-profit camps, where a week's stay runs from $350 to $1,200.
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"About 95% of all boys and girls between 8 and 16 experience some feelings of homesickness on at least two days of a two-week stay at camp," says Thurber.
While younger kids are more likely to be homesick, the better predictor of whether any child will experience homesickness is the kinds of experiences the child has had with previous overnight stays, such as weekends with grandparents or sleepovers at friends' houses.
"Avoiding homesickness all comes down to the child's attitude," says Thurber, whose scientific work focuses on how kids deal with separation at camp. "That's why it is so very important to include the child in the decision process about a camp. Kids who feel forced to go to a camps are much more likely to feel homesick than are kids who feel like they had a chance to influence the decision process."
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How can I query prerequisites of a target from a GNU Make makefile?
E.g. if the targets specified like this:
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Maybe a dry run is what you are looking for?
The man page gives us this about the dry run:
So it will not give you a direct list, but a indirect list since you know that he would like to execute what he depends on.
Another possibility, though one that gives you tons more info than you want, is the "print database" option. From the manual:
Fair warning, though: sifting through this mess will be brutal without some post-processing.
Let's say your Makefile is this:
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In an older version of remake, here is how you could get the dependencies using
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If you put those commands issued into a file, say
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Comment from: Mom, 3-6 Female (Caregiver) Published: April 20
A couple of years ago, my two young daughters had molluscum contagiosum for 18 months and it wasn't going away. They each had about 12 to 20 of them at a time. They did not reuse towels or pajamas and I washed laundry with a little bleach to disinfect. They wore pajamas that covered the dots so I didn't wash them every day, but did wash them weekly. They were only allowed showers, no baths. Still no luck. I finally started having success when I controlled when the dots pop, as the insides is what spreads it. I sterilized a thin needle or pin in rubbing alcohol. After their shower, I used cotton balls and alcohol on all the 'dots' and on the opposing skin (so if one was under the arm, I would also wipe the area on the rib cage where the dot would touch if the arm was down). Then starting with the red ones (the ones that may be popping soon), I used the needle to carefully take out the core of the dot, careful to try to not let any of it touch skin. I blotted them, then took a fresh cotton ball with alcohol, wiped the area and then blew on it like crazy to help with the sting. I only did 1 or 2 a night and then waited 3 to 4 days. Just be sure to get them when they start to turn red. Every night I wiped all the dots and opposing skin with alcohol and maybe the freshly popped ones in the morning too. Once they were dot free, they got to take bubble baths again!
Comment from: Ashley, 3-6 Female (Caregiver) Published: March 20
I know I can't be the only one who was at their wit's end with this rash/skin virus so I thought I would share what worked for our family. Our nightmare with molluscum contagiosum began with my 6 year old who was exposed to it at school. I didn't think anything of it at first because there were only a few bumps under her arm, but within a few weeks it spread like crazy and my youngest who's only 18 months started showing signs too! I was definitely not going to have the doctor freeze them off or use beetle juice because of all the horror stories I've seen about the pain so for about 2 months I tried (what felt like) everything under the sun! Tea tree oil was too painful, apple cider vinegar seemed like it was starting to work but then just made it worse and aggravated my youngest child's skin, Emuaid was just a waste of money; the list goes on. Anyhow, I looked through a few forums desperate for something and found DermAllay. It was natural, which made me slightly apprehensive about its effectiveness, but the product claims that it doesn't burn or blister, they had a specific product for infants, and when I emailed them they offered to refund my money if it didn't work since I had already tried so many products! I had it sent next day shipping and I honestly couldn't get over how well it's worked! I started seeing a difference the next day on my baby, and it took about a week on my 6 year old! It has been almost 4 weeks since I started using the DermAllay and my 6 year old went from 30 plus bumps to 5 (a few stubborn ones left but almost gone) and my little one has had zero for the last 2 weeks!
Comment from: sha, 3-6 Female (Caregiver) Published: March 05
My 6 year old son developed molluscum contagiosum in June last year, he had about 3 lesions on the top of his butt, and one on his back. I didn't do any treatment until September, the dermatologist applied a solution to my son every two weeks and within a month they had spread from his butt to the backs of his knees. The doctor told me this was normal for the virus to appear more during treatment (I was very skeptical about this) but carried on treatment anyway, constantly asking why it was getting worse rather than better. After 6 months I decided to take matters into my own hands and bought cortisol, which worked good at first but now his entire butt has come out in a rash. I really don't know whether to stop the treatment or not, I applied a thin layer of the cream all over the area.
Comment from: Mother, 3-6 Female (Caregiver) Published: September 09
After three years of being given only three options to cure my child of this awful ailment, burning, freezing and lancing, I finally found a cure that works in just four baths. Salt water in the bathtub, rub the pimples with a generous amount of salt and they dry up and are gone. She had hundreds of them on her elbows and knees. All gone with just four applications!
Comment from: teta289, 13-18 Female (Caregiver) Published: September 29
creams/blistering and scarring, we have found our cure!
Comment from: Jennifer mom/nurse, 7-12 Male (Caregiver) Published: June 17
My son started with molluscum after contact with his cousin (who had it and we didn't know until it was too late). At first it was mild and then what seemed like overnight, it started to spread and the spots became larger and more painful. I was desperate to find something to help. We were told to let them run their course, but that wasn't going to work for me. I researched and tried several home remedies to no avail.
Comment from: 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: November 12
Tee tree oil was my life saver and only thing that worked for me it disinfects so stops spreading therefore new ones will stop appearing it also shrinks existing ones even if you have them frozen then keep using it as they can spread like wildfire after that, getting the core out and disinfecting with tee tree oil and continued use of it 2-3 times a day and washing your hands should sort you out.
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