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LUBBOCK - It was simply the difference between night and day for the Pampa Harvesters.
Pampa may have lost the opening game of their Class 4A area-round baseball playoff series to Pecos on Friday night, but how about those last two games Saturday afternoon?
After dropping Friday's series opener 8-6, Pampa simply proved Saturday it was the better of the two teams. The Harvesters buried Pecos under an avalanche of 32 runs, literally scoring at will and pulling off a pair of 10-run-rule victories, capturing the series and moving into regional quarterfinal play for the second consecutive year.
Pampa claimed Game 2 of the series 16-1 in five innings and then doubled its pleasure with a 16-2 five-inning win in Game 3 at Hays Field on the Lubbock Christian University campus.
"It wasn't the same team that showed up today that showed up last night," said Pampa coach Dennis Doughty. "I don't know how to explain it. I do know everything that could have went wrong for us Friday night did so."
Saturday everything went right for the Harvesters. Pampa outhit the Eagles 23-6.
"What can you say; we ran out of pitching and didn't throw strikes," said Pecos coach Bubba Williams of the long, long day for his team.
If David Letterman had to make a serious top-10 list explaining why Pampa won the two games, it would look something like this:
1) The Harvesters led 12-0 after the opening two innings of Saturday's opener.
2) The Harvesters led 10-0 after the opening two innings of the second game.
3) Pecos pitchers needed a map to find the plate as they walked or hit 21 batters, with 16 16 of them scoring.
4) Pampa senior Casey Owens started and won both games, pitching nine of the 10 innings. Owens threw 153 pitches, allowing five hits and two runs.
5) Every Pampa starter either scored two runs or had two hits.
6) Pampa first baseman Cody Shepard, an all-district offensive lineman in football, was 6-for-8 with seven RBIs, scored four runs and thrilled his teammates with a stand-up triple in the second game.
7) Pampa batters combined to go 24-of-47, ending the two games with a batting average of .510.
8) Josh Casillas - who threw 147 pitches Friday night in Pecos' victory - started Game 3 but couldn't get out of the second inning, allowing nine runs, six hits and five walks.
Well, eight reasons is more than enough as Pampa clearly arrived on the scene more focused than did Pecos.
"I think Friday night we were just too anxious at the plate," Doughty said of his District 3-4A champions. "I think the key thing today is we didn't allow them to score in the first inning both games and then the second inning was big for us. We were more patient at the plate and didn't swing at bad pitches."
Joining Shepard with eye-opening days for the Harvesters were Kaleb Snelgrooes (4 runs scored, 4 hits), Justin Barnes (5 RBI), Russell Robben (5 RBI, reaching base six times) and Randy Tice (three runs scored, three hits).
And, of course, the iron-man effort of Owens, who spent about four hours on the hill.
Owens (8-3) threw 57 pitches in the first game, going four innings, then handled all five innings in game two.
The righty struck out 10 and walked six but was never in danger of allowing Pecos a big inning.
"We left the decision up to Casey," Doughty said. "I told him anything you aren't feeling comfortable with, tell me. He's a real competitor and never wants to come out of the game."
Who could blame him the way things went for Pampa on Saturday. Pampa 16-16, Pecos 1-2
Records: Pampa is 21-8. Pecos 19-8.
Impact: Pampa wins the best-of-three area series 2-1 by sweeping a pair Saturday.
Key stat: Pampa pitcher Casey Owens started both games and won both games.
Pampa 16-16, Pecos 1-2 Records: Pampa is 21-8. Pecos ends its season 19-8. Impact: Pampa wins the best-of-3 area-round series 2-1 by sweeping a pair Saturday. Key stat: Pampa pitcher Casey Owens started both games and won both games.
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Keita Bates-Diop closing in on decision
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The facility, which is pursuing gold LEED certification, will include multiple microclimates to accommodate a variety of plantings, according to coverage in the Daily Iowan. Also, because portions of the roof can be seen from many of the building's offices, the green will provide a visual break for occupants.
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Health & Parenting
Background TV Takes a Toll on Children
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The answer to that question was more likely to be "yes" when kids were from low-income households, single-parent families, or if their caregivers didn't have at least a high school education. African-American families were also slightly more likely than whites to have the TV on in the background.
Kids were also more likely to be exposed to background television if they had one in their bedrooms.
The children got most of the background TV exposure during playtime and meals.
Experts who were not involved in the research agree that the findings are alarming.
"These numbers are really staggering," says Roya Samuels, MD, a pediatrician at Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park, N.Y.
"The more time the television is on, even if it's just on in the background, the greater risk there is for seeing increased distractibility in our children. It really raises the question of whether or not this is a contributing factor to our rise in ADHD diagnoses," she says.
Advice for Parents
To help kids, researchers are urging parents to pay more attention to family viewing habits.
"First step, if TV's on and no one is watching, turn it off," Piotrowski says.
Samuels agrees, adding that parents who turn the TV off are modeling healthy behaviors for their children.
The next suggestion may require more than a little parental backbone, but researchers say it's important. "Keep TVs out of the kids' bedrooms. Get them out of the bedrooms if they're there. If they're not there, don't put them in," Piotrowski says.
Studies have linked the presence of a TV in a child's bedroom with poor sleep and a higher risk of obesity.
Lastly, Piotrowski says, try to limit the amount of TV you're watching when a child is around.
"In some ways, parents might just sort of feel like the TV isn't for the kids. They think young kids don't understand it. They're playing, and I'm watching something."
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Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Elaenia flavogaster
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 10 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Elaenia flavogaster
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Yellow-bellied elaenia
The yellow-bellied elaenia (Elaenia flavogaster) is a small bird of the tyrant flycatcher family. It breeds from southern Mexico and the Yucatán Peninsula through Central and South America as far as northern Argentina, and on Trinidad and Tobago.
Adults are 16.5 cm (6.5 in) long and weigh 24 g (0.85 oz). They have olive-brown upperparts, a white eye ring, a bushy divided crest and a white crown patch in the parting. The throat is pale and the breast greyish, with pale yellow lower underparts. The call is a nasal breeer, and the song is a wheezing zhu-zhee-zhu-zhee.
4 subspecies are recognized:[2]
- E. f. subpagana – Sclater, PL, 1860: found from southeastern Mexico to Costa Rica and on Coiba Island, Panama
- E. f. pallididorsalis – Aldrich, 1937: found in Panama
- E. f. flavogaster – (Thunberg, 1822): nominate, found in Colombia, Venezuela, Trinidad, and the southern Lesser Antilles, the Guianas, Brazil except western and central Amazonas, southeastern Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay and northeastern Argentina
- E. f. semipagana – Sclater, PL, 1862: found in southwestern Colombia, western and southern Ecuador and northwestern Peru
This is a common bird in semi-open woodland, scrub, gardens and cultivation. The yellow-bellied elaenia is a noisy and conspicuous bird which feeds on berries and insects. The latter are usually caught from mid-air after the bird sallies from a perch, and sometimes picked up from plants.[3] The species will also join mixed-species feeding flocks on occasion, typically staying quite some distance up in the trees.[4]
It makes a cup nest and lays two cream eggs with reddish blotches at the larger end. The female incubates for 16 days, with about the same period to fledging. Omnivorous mammals as small as the common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) will eagerly plunder yellow-bellied elaenia nests in the undergrowth—perhaps more often during the dry season when fruits are scarce—despite the birds' attempts to defend their offspring.[5]
The yellow-bellied elaenia is a common and wide-ranging bird, not considered threatened by the IUCN.[1]
- ^ a b BirdLife International (2012). "Elaenia flavogaster". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ Gill, F.; Donsker, D., eds. (2014). "IOC World Bird List". IOC World Bird List (v 4.2). doi:10.14344/IOC.ML.4.2.
- ^ de A. Gabriel, Vagner; Pizo, Marco A. (2005). "Foraging behavior of tyrant flycatchers (Aves, Tyrannidae) in Brazil". Revista Brasileira de Zoologia (in English with Portuguese abstract) 22 (4): 1072–1077. doi:10.1590/S0101-81752005000400036.
- ^ Machado, C.G. (1999). "A composição dos bandos mistos de aves na Mata Atlântica da Serra de Paranapiacaba, no sudeste brasileiro" [Mixed flocks of birds in Atlantic Rain Forest in Serra de Paranapiacaba, southeastern Brazil]. Revista Brasileira de Biologia (in Portuguese with English abstract) 59 (1): 75–85. doi:10.1590/S0034-71081999000100010.
- ^ de Lyra-Neves, Rachel M.; Oliveira, Maria A.B.; Telino-Júnior, Wallace R.; dos Santos, Ednilza M. (2007). "Comportamentos interespecíficos entre Callithrix jacchus (Linnaeus) (Primates, Callitrichidae) e algumas aves de Mata Atlântica, Pernambuco, Brasil" [Interspecific behaviour between Callithrix jacchus (Linnaeus) (Callitrichidae, Primates) and some birds of the Atlantic forest, Pernanbuco State, Brazil]. Revista Brasileira de Zoologia (in Portuguese with English abstract) 24 (3): 709–716. doi:10.1590/S0101-81752007000300022.
- Hilty, Steven L. (2003). Birds of Venezuela. Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-7136-6418-5.
- ffrench, Richard; O'Neill, John Patton; Eckelberry, Don R. (1991). A Guide to the Birds of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd ed.). Ithaca, N.Y.: Comstock Publishing. ISBN 0-8014-9792-2.


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Tom Virtue
Steve Stevens
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Eileen Stevens
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Donnie Stevens
Shia LaBeouf
Louis Anthony Stevens
Christy Carlson Romano
Renèe 'Ren' Stevens
Margo Harshman
Tawny Dean
Alexa Nikolas
Young Ren
Guest Star
Fred Meyers
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Jim Wise
Coach Tugnut
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George Anthony Bell
Conrad Wexler
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Twitty plays a Fender Stratocaster guitar through a 65-watt Fender Twin Reverb amplifier, Artie Ryan plays a Fender Precision bass, Louis play a 5-piece Pearl drum set with Straight stands, and Beans play his bass guitar through a British Vintage 4X10 amp.
The name of Beans' school is given as Cook Elementary.
The name of the dentist on the note Louis forged is Dr. Marvin Herd.
When the band is first seen playing live in the basement, a rhythm guitar is heard, but no one is seen playing it.
Artie Ryan: I was thinking about quitting the band anyway. I didn't like the direction it was going .. nowhere!
Louis: (Ren is against the plan because it's against school policy) Jiminy H. Cricket III, Junior, Ren! We're not robbing a bank! We're singing on the roof!
Ren: Hey! The only person who's allowed to call my brother a doofus is me!
Louis: Yeah, and if I'm a doofus, I'd rather she'd call me it!
Louis: (answering a pay phone on the school roof) Roof!
Louis: What's livin' if you never pull your shorts down and slide on the ice, Ren?
Lyrics to the song "Perfect Day":
Can't get outta my bed, (I know the feelin')
Alarm clock next to my head (a-ring-a-ding-a-ling)
I want to sleep instead of dealing with schoooool
Hit the snooze button twice (Its way to early)
Showers cold as ice (ch-ch-ch-chilly)
spilled my crispy rice thats so uncool
Ruined my skirt and my feet kinda hurt
cause im wearing two left shoes
(wearing two left shoes)
Got a new zit, but I aint gonna quit
I know how to beat these blues!
I just close my eyes and say
another perfect day (day)
and all my troubles just go away
another perfect day
another perfect day
My school work resembles a mountain
I just close my eyes and say
another perfect day (day)
and all my troubles just go away
another perfect day
another perfect day.
John Coda, who writes most of the music for the series, is credited with writing the songs for this episode.
For the first time, the opening sequence credits (director, writer, co-stars Margo Harshman and A.J. Trauth, etc.) are moved to the end of the show, since the episode opens with credits for Tom's "rockumentary."
The opening sequences feature some footage from a previous episode, "The Battle of the Bands."
The instrumental and gender lineup of the Twitty-Stevens Connection is the same as the most successful lineup of the Hall-of-Fame rock band Fleetwood Mac (male guitarist, bass player and drummer; female singer and keyboard player).
"Band on the Roof" is an allusion to a Beatles song and their bandmate Paul McCartney also rerecorded it. The song is called 'Band on the Run'.
Louis: What's livin' if you never pull your shorts down and slide on the ice, Ren?
Louis claims to have heard this quote from his uncle, but it actually originated on the classic TV comedy series M*A*S*H (1972-83). On that show, the recurring character Dr. Sidney Freenman (played by Allan Arbus), an army pyschatrist, once said, "Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice."
Tawny: So did U2!
In March 1987, U2 had just released their album The Joshua Tree which would top the U.S. charts for nine weeks and they were rapidly becoming the world's hottest rock band. On the 27th of that month, the group went to downtown Los Angeles to shoot a video for their song "Where the Streets Have No Name" on the rooftop of a store. When radio stations broadcast the news of the video shoot, thousands and thousands of people rushed to the scene, causing the police to shut down the production. But before they could do that, the band started into the song and performed it for the cameras and for the waiting crowd below. The video of this event, which features footage of a stern police official telling the crew that there would be no filming that day, helped to contribute to U2's image as a "people's" band and the song became the third hit single from the album.
Twitty: You know what dude, that's not a bad idea, 'cause the Beatles did a free concert on the roof once!
On January 30, 1969, the Beatles were beginning to fall apart as a group, but they were working on a film project about the making of a new album. On that day they took some equipment up to the roof of their Apple Corps headquarters building at 3 Savile Row in London and with Billy Preston assisting them on keyboards, they played a brief set of five songs, one of them twice. This was the last time the group ever played live together and it was the first time they'd played live since the end of their last American tour in San Francisco on August 29, 1966. Their audience consisted of startled passers-by on the street below. A neighboring bank called the police to complain about the noise, and the impromptu concert was shut down after 42 minutes. The event was filmed and put into the movie Let It Be. It was released in May 1970, as was the Beatles album of the same name.
Louis: Beans is like that policeman in Terminator 2...
Terminator 2: Judgment Day was the 1991 sequel to the very popular movie The Teminator (1984), both starring Arnold Scwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton. Louis is referring to a shape-shifting cyborg character who could flow under doors, through keyholes, etc.
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"Ghostbusters": 11 Things the Sequel Needs to Do to Succeed
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Justice League #40
After a bit of a delay, "Justice League" #40 finally hits the racks as Geoff Johns brings along a cavalcade of artists for the prologue to "Darkseid War."
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Convergence: Swamp Thing #1
Swamp Thing co-creator Len Wein enlists the talents of horror artist Kelley Jones to deliver "Convergence: Swamp Thing" #1.
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Convergence: Justice League of America #1
Fabian Nicieza and ChrisCross' "Convergence: Justice League of America" #1 is a lead-up to the JLA Detroit/Tangent Secret Six showdown that no one asked for, but the tie-in is a fresh spin compared to its neighbors.
|April 24th, 2015
Convergence: The Adventures of Superman #1
Three weeks in, it's nice to see Marv Wolfman and Roberto Viacava break the usual format for a "Convergence" tie-in with "Convergence: The Adventures of Superman" #1.
|April 22nd, 2015
Convergence: Green Arrow #1
Christy Marx and Rags Morales tackle the alternate first meeting of Oliver Queen and Connor Hawke in "Convergence: Green Arrow" #0 but, while good-intentioned, the comic feels a bit uneven.
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Convergence: Batman and Robin #1
The need for a continuation of the pre-"Flashpoint" "Batman and Robin" feels a little slim, but Ron Marz, Denys Cowan and Klaus Janson give it their all in "Convergence: Batman and Robin" #1.
|April 10th, 2015
Aquaman and the Others #11
Dan Jurgens and Lan Medina close out the series in "Aquaman and the Others" #11 with a be-all, end-all battle between the Others and the forces of Mayhem.
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Green Arrow #40
With "Convergence" looming on the horizon, writers Andrew Kreisberg and Ben Sokolowski wrap up their run on the Emerald Archer's comic book adventures with artist Daniel Sampere in "Green Arrow" #40.
|March 5th, 2015
Past Aways #1
"Past Aways" #1 introduces readers to a team of stranded chrononauts in a story written by Matt Kindt and drawn by Scott Kolins.
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The Multiversity: Mastermen #1
Grant Morrison delivers an accessible entry to his event in the excellent "The Multiversity: Mastermen" #1, while Jim Lee provides disturbing imagery of a defeated America and an uncomfortable but conflicted Nazi incarnation of Superman.
|February 19th, 2015
Superman: Earth One, Vol. #3
Zod comes to Earth in Volume 3 of J. Michael Straczynski's "Superman: Earth One" while artist Ardian Syaf also joins the adventure.
|February 4th, 2015
Green Arrow #38
"Green Arrow" #38 gives readers a Green Arrow-Green Lantern team-up from artist Daniel Sampere and writers Andrew Kreisberg and Ben Sokolowski.
|January 9th, 2015
Deathstroke #3
Slade Wilson attempts to get questions answered, but only finds more questions, in "Deathstroke" #3.
|December 29th, 2014
Superman/Wonder Woman #14
"Superman/Wonder Woman" #14's final page will catch many readers' imagination, but Peter J. Tomasi and Doug Mahnke's story up until that point might induce a yawn or two.
|December 29th, 2014
Supergirl #37
"Supergirl" #37 is the second issue in its recent revamp, but K. Perkins, Mike Johnson, and Emanuela Lupacchino's story of Supergirl in an intergalactic school isn't quite springing to life.
|December 19th, 2014
Justice League 3000 #12
The "Justice League International" versions of Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are back, but in the 31st century, courtesy Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis, and Howard Porter, and they're still silly.
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Deathstroke #2
"Deathstroke" #2 has some beautiful art from Tony S. Daniel, but the storytelling feels very lopsided, either all-action or all-exposition, and nothing in-between.
|November 26th, 2014
The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1
"The Multiversity: Pax Americana" #1 delivers a conspiracy plot that grabs Blue Beetle, Question, Nightshade and Peacemaker in this story written by Grant Morrison and drawn by Frank Quitely.
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Green Arrow #36
In an effort to appeal to the "Arrow" crowd a bit more, Andrew Kreisberg, Ben Sokolowski, Daniel Sampere, and Jonathan Glapion have made "Green Arrow" #36 depressingly average.
|November 7th, 2014
Deathstroke #1
Tony S. Daniel pulls double-duty, writing and drawing Slade Wilson and company in "Deathstroke" #1.
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Batman/Superman #15
"Batman/Superman" #15 concludes Greg Pak's fun but inconsistent study of a memory impaired World's Finest duo, consistently drawn by a team of artists, but fails to live up to what could have been a more compelling character examinatio
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Green Arrow #35
"Green Arrow" #35 welcomes a completely new creative team with "Arrow" executive producer Andrew Kreisberg climbing onboard as a co-writer with scripter Ben Sokolowski and Daniel Sampere on pencils.
|October 6th, 2014
Justice League 3000 #10
King Arthur and Etrigan both make appearances in "Justice League 3000" #10, co-written by Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis with art by Howard Porter over Giffen's layouts.
|October 3rd, 2014
Aquaman and the Others: Futures End #1
Atlan, Mera and the Atlanteans descend on Atlantis Island in Dan Jurgens and Sean Chen's "Aquaman and the Others: Futures End" #1.
|September 29th, 2014
Teen Titans: Futures End #1
The new Teen Titans team up to take down a billionaire and a senator in Will Pfeifer & Andy Smith's "Teen Titans: Futures End" #1.
|September 22nd, 2014
Batman/Superman #13
Greg Pak and Jae Lee's "Batman/Superman" #13 starts a new arc off with a bang as an amnesia riddled Batman and Superman try to find their way.
|August 29th, 2014
Justice League Dark #34
"Justice League Dark" #34 sends the team to Nanda Parbat as writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist Andres Guinaldo give Deadman the spotlight.
|August 29th, 2014
All-Star Western #34
Jonah Hex's adventures come to a most satisfying conclusion as Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti bid the gunslinger farewell in "All-Star Western" #34.
|August 29th, 2014
Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie #2
"Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie" #2 feels like a book that was D.O.A. before it ever shipped, and that's too bad because Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, and Scott Hampton's story is remarkably fun.
|August 28th, 2014
Aquaman Annual #2
In "Aquaman Annual" #2 by Jeff Parker, Yvel Guichet and Alvaro Martinez, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Mera team up to fight the Giant-Born.
|August 4th, 2014
Star-Spangled War Stories #1
"Star-Spangled War Stories" #1 introduces G. I. Zombie in a story written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray with art from Scott Hampton.
|July 28th, 2014
Batman Eternal #15
In "Batman Eternal" #15, Ray Fawkes, Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, John Layman, Tim Seeley and Dustin Nguyen pick up the neglected story thread about Batwing and Corrigan at Arkham Asylum.
|July 18th, 2014
Green Arrow #33
As Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino's "Green Arrow" run regrettably begins to wind down, the war for Seattle continues while Green Arrow deals with others wearing the cowl, past and present.
|July 7th, 2014
Aquaman and the Others #4
"Aquaman and the Others" #4 is an example of a perfectly competent comic, but one that doesn't present a compelling enough plot -- or in this case, a central idea -- to become a must-read.
|July 7th, 2014
All-Star Western #31
Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray show their usual excellent storytelling skill in "All-Star Western" #31, but their Madame .44 backup doesn't have the same vibe, but Staz Johnson and Jose Luis Garcia-López make both look great.
|May 29th, 2014
Batman Eternal #7
"Batman Eternal" #7 flows smoothly from the previous issue as Tim Seeley, Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Ray Fawkes, John Layman and Emanuel Simeoni continue the weekly series.
|May 23rd, 2014
Forever Evil #7
"Forever Evil" #7 closes the Crime Syndicate chapter of Geoff Johns' "Justice League" story while it affords David Finch a chance to draw such things as Bizarro giving Lex Luthor a hug.
|May 22nd, 2014
Aquaman and the Others #2
"Aquaman and the Others" #2, from Dan Jurgens and Lan Medina, provides some substance behind the mystery of the Atlantean relics.
|May 9th, 2014
Batman/Superman #10
Jeff Lemire, Karl Kerschl and Scott Hepburn provide a fill-in for "Batman/Superman" #10, which introduces Ray Palmer and brings back S.H.A.D.E., but neither is as interesting as you'd expect.
|May 9th, 2014
Green Arrow #31
"The Outsiders War" reaches its conclusion in "Green Arrow" #31 from regular series writer, Jeff Lemire and artist Andrea Sorrentino.
|May 8th, 2014
Batman Eternal #4
In "Batman Eternal" #4 by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, John Layman and Dustin Nguyen, Batman confronts Falcone and struggles with potential trouble from an unlikely quarter: Batgirl.
|May 2nd, 2014
Batgirl Annual #2
Gail Simone, Robert Gill and Javier Garron explore the ramifications of Poison Ivy's betrayal of the rest of the Birds of Prey in "Batgirl Annual" #2, as Ivy and Batgirl find themselves unwilling allies.
|May 2nd, 2014
Superman #30
"Superman" #30 has yet another "Superman: Doomed" prologue in its pages, but otherwise there's little to attract your attention from Scott Lobdell and Ed Benes.
|April 23rd, 2014
Aquaman and the Others #1
The King of Atlantis gets a second title leading a team in Dan Jurgens and Lan Medina's "Aquaman and the Others" #1, confidently beginning a simple but entertaining and nicely drawn story that contains just enough surprises.
|April 3rd, 2014
Stormwatch #30
The past 11 issues are wiped from the books as the previous team is suddenly back in the helm for "Stormwatch" #30 -- and quite frankly, it makes me wish that Sterling Gates and Jeremy Roberts had taken over instead.
|April 2nd, 2014
Batman/Superman Annual #1
"Batman/Superman Annual" #1 by Greg Pak, Jae Lee and a team of additional artists is a fun, attractive and well-packaged issue that's relevant and remarkably consistent with the main series.
|March 10th, 2014
Forever Evil #6
"Forever Evil" #6 unmasks the hooded figure the Crime Syndicate brought along and pits Batman against Luthor in Geoff Johns' story with David Finch on art.
|March 7th, 2014
All-Star Western #28
Jonah Hex's adventures in the modern-day DC Universe reach their conclusion in "All-Star Western" #28, the hundredth Jonah Hex tale written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray.
|February 28th, 2014
Superman #28
"Superman" #28 has Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth present a strange mixture of floating doors, multi-million dollar buyouts, a psychic Lois Lane and the Outsiders, but none of it clicks together.
|February 28th, 2014
Justice League of America #12
"Justice League of America" #12 by Matt Kindt and a team of artists is another "Forever Evil" tie-in, but its contrivances and lack of dimension keep it from being more than a nice-looking comic that does little to advance the overall
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Perl and OpenOffice for Lovely Labels
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OpenOffice offers a selection of preconfigured formats for users who need to print their own self-adhesive labels. Perl feeds the address data to the document.
Even though you might enjoy writing greeting cards by hand and mailing them, you might consider saving yourself the trouble of writing the addresses on the envelopes and use sticky labels instead. Practical laser printer labels on letter-sized sheets cost about half a cent apiece (15 cents a sheet). Not only do they speed up the postal shipping process, they are also useful for labeling wires of electronic gadgets. The Perl script in this issue reads comma-separated text and prints it line by line on the labels. Of course, you don't have to restrict yourself to addresses. How do you like the idea of labeling the mess of cables beneath your desk to help the overworked home network administrator find the router's power supply next time something goes wrong?
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I'm using the WordPress SEO plugin to control the indexing of my sites. It's set to "Prevent the search engines from indexing your subpages, if you want them to only index your category and / or tag archives" on the homepage, but this doesn't work if a 'static page' is set as the 'front page' in the reading settings.
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As an actress, she lives in the world of illusion made to
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I'm trying to create an if statement which will only call the_excerpt if one has been written by the user (so not the WP generated on which ends [...])
I am using this code...
<?php if (get_the_excerpt($post->ID)!==''): ?>
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But it's still called. I presume because WP still recognises the excerpt not equal to ' ' because it's generated one itself.
Is there a way to qualify only an excerpt written by the USER?


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Aortic Valve Regurgitation (cont.)
Treatment Overview
Treatment for aortic valve regurgitation usually depends on whether you have symptoms from your leaky heart valve and how well your heart is pumping. Other things that affect treatment include your age and risks related to surgery.
Tests to assess
After your diagnosis, you'll probably have tests, such as an electrocardiogram or an echocardiogram.
You'll need regular echocardiogram tests as part of your treatment. Your doctor will let you know how often you'll get these tests. For more information, see Exams and Tests.
Monitor your symptoms
If you have any chest pain or pressure, fainting, or shortness of breath, be sure to tell your doctor right away. He or she will rely on you to report how you feel and how your symptoms are changing.
Medicines to manage
If your regurgitation is mild and you don't have any symptoms, you doctor may not prescribe medicines. If your regurgitation is moderate to severe, your doctor may prescribe a blood pressure medicine. For more information, see Medications.
Lifestyle changes
Because your heart is already working hard to keep up with your body's needs, your doctor will probably recommend that you make some healthy lifestyle changes. These include eating a heart-healthy diet and not smoking. For more information, see Living With Aortic Regurgitation.
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You will likely have surgery to replace your aortic valve if your regurgitation is getting worse. You might have surgery before you get symptoms. If you have acute regurgitation, surgery may be done right away. For more information, see Surgery.
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If you have symptoms and don't have surgery, you will likely develop severe heart failure and have a much shorter life span. So it's important to think about end-of-life issues. You may want to consider the type of care you wish to receive in case you are unable to make your wishes known. For more information, see the topic Care at the End of Life.
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Toronto, Ontario – May 29, 2015 – Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning will be commemorating a generous donation from professor Dr. Dan Andreae by naming its North Campus math and writing centre in his honour.
The Dan Andreae Math and Writing Centre is located on the third floor of the new Humber Learning Resource Commons. The centre provides free support for full- and part-time students who need help in writing or math, as well as resources, workshops and activities that enable students to connect, engage and succeed.
Last year, Andreae donated $250,000 in support of the Dr. Dan Andreae Scholarships, an endowment that will fund three awards for students taking courses in the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, where Andreae has taught for many years.
"I believe in Humber, and I believe in what we're doing here," says Andreae. "During my time here, I've supported scholarships for students, and I decided that I wanted to do more – that I really wanted to help students, to encourage and inspire them. Over years of attending awards nights I've seen that the kind of confidence-building that comes with receiving a scholarship is irreplaceable."
Paula Gouveia, dean of the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, says that Andreae's gift will make a significant difference to students, and is in keeping with his passion for supporting students.
"These awards speak to what he believes in," she says. "Through this endowment fund, and through his involvement in so many diverse programs, he has helped our students achieve and be so much more than they thought was possible."
Opening of Dan Andreae Math and Writing Centre
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Dan Andreae, professor and donor
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Tour of the Dan Andreae Math and Writing Centre
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Established in 1967, Humber is one of Canada's leading postsecondary institutions. Committed to student success through excellence in teaching and learning, Humber serves 27,000 full-time students and 56,000 continuing education registrants. With an internationally recognized reputation for quality learning, Humber offers a wide-range of career-focused opportunities for students to personalize their educational path, including 150 full-time programs across more than 40 fields of study, 200 part-time and 400 online programs or courses. More than four out of five of Humber graduates are employed within six months of completing their studies. Visit humber.ca.
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I noticed that some of my Google maps were not working after updating SRP. Console showed the following warning:
Warning: you have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.
I viewed source of a page with no SRP modules and no other Google maps and found that the Google Maps API was still being loaded. Disabled SRP and it went away.
SRP should not be loading Google Maps API on pages where it is not called for. I'll be rolling back to a previous version until this is corrected.
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At 68, Raila Odinga, son of Kenya's historical opposition leader, is having his third and likely final stab at Kenya's top job.
The prime minister in the outgoing government, Odinga is a Luo from the western region of Nyanza who likes to say he was "born into politics" and claimed as he voted Monday that he could win outright in the first round of the key election.
Often known by his first name Raila to distinguish him from his father Jaramogi, a prominent post-independence political figure, and his brother Oburu, a member of parliament, he has pursued his political ambitions undeterred by beatings, persecution, exile and several spells in jail.
"He's never finished," said political analyst Mutahi Ngunyi. "Even when everything seems to be going against him, he pulls a rabbit out of his hat and reinvents himself."
In all, Odinga spent almost eight years in jail without trial before briefly being granted political asylum in Norway at the beginning of the 1990s.
His admirers point to the fact that while most Kenyan politicians have their constituency in the town where they were born, Odinga is an exception, being a Nairobi MP. He voted in his constituency on Monday, looking exhausted by months of campaigning.
"Raila is a Luo without question, but he is instinctively and ideologically a genuine nationalist as well," one advisor says.
On the walls of his suite of offices, portraits of himself, his father, and anti-colonial rebel leader Dedan Kimathi jostle for space with the pictures that late conservationist Joy Adamson painted of the different tribes of Kenya.
Odinga was a contender in the 1997 elections where he came third after Daniel arap Moi and Mwai Kibaki, now the outgoing president.
In 2002 he backed Kibaki, who won. In 2007 he ran again, against Kibaki this time, and lost, whereupon his supporters accused Kibaki of having rigged the results.
"Odinga is no doubt motivated by a desire to right what he sees as the injustice of 2007, when he and his supporters think he won the presidential vote," said Daniel Branch, an academic and the author of a book on Kenya's recent history, speaking ahead of Monday's poll.
-- Businessman, not communist --
Long renowned as a firebrand speaker able to galvanise any crowd, Odinga, described as stubborn and sometimes short-tempered, has lost some of his skills as an orator.
Some attribute the change to ill-health that started to take hold in 2006; others say it started when he became prime minister in 2008.
Once he became prime minister, "he could no longer criticise things that were wrong in government without having to do something about them," one of his advisors told AFP.
His energy has also waned -- on at least two occasions recently he was seen almost nodding off during an interview.
However his advisors point out that his pre-election schedule is so gruelling it would exhaust a much younger candidate.
"He's reached an age where he's starting to get tired, and then you have to look at his hectic schedule," said Mwalimu Mati, a prominent civil society figure and anti-corruption campaigner.
Odinga has also dropped some of his more colourful touches such as showing up at rallies in a red Hummer.
Married, Odinga has four children: Fidel, Winnie, Rosemary and Raila Junior.
Odinga grew up an Anglican and later converted to evangelicalism, being baptised in a Nairobi swimming pool by a self-proclaimed prophet in 2009.
He studied engineering in the former east Germany, in Magdeburg and Leipzig, and he called his oldest son Fidel after the Cuban revolutionary.
However, observers say the "socialist" and "communist" labels he was given were more an attempt to discredit him by the Moi regime than an accurate reflection of his leanings.
In a recent interview he reminded AFP that he is a businessman. Somewhat controversially he launched his petroleum import company when he was energy minister in 2001 under Daniel arap Moi.
Odinga has "accumulated" wealth during his time in politics says anti-graft campaigner Mati, "but not on the same scale as Uhuru Kenyatta," his main rival in the race.
If he wins, Odinga told AFP he would prioritise "food, education and jobs" and that he wanted to make Kenya self-sufficient in food production.
He also promised that if elected he would cut the salary of the president and the vice president, but had to admit somewhat weakly he could not remember by what percentage.
In the days of the Cold War, his father Jaramogi's closeness to the Soviet Union worried observers.
Raila, however, is seen largely favourably by the international community, particularly since his main rival Uhuru Kenyatta faces a crimes against humanity trial by the International Criminal Court.


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The Castro Street Fair is one of the oldest LGBT community celebrations in the world, and is part of the enduring legacy of Harvey Milk, who founded the event in 1974. The Fair is not only a showcase and celebration of the Castro neighborhood and community; it also features a wide array of local artists, craftspeople and performers. More than 50,000 guests visit the Fair annually, as well as over 200 exhibitors.
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IPTW 2016 - "20 Years Under Our Belt"The Preservation Trades Network Presents the 20th Annual International Preservation Trades Workshop, September 9-11 2016, Clermont Farm, Berryville, Virginia.
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A new state Rte. 20 resurfacing project may cause some traffic delays this week, officials said.The state has begun a resurfacing project of Rte. 20 that will last until next spring and span about 4 miles.The town is releasing status reports about the progress of the project, which will span from Tomblin Hill Road to the Marlborough town line.According to this week's notice, clearing, grubbing and tree trimming is being done along the limits of the project and should be finished by the end of the week."Some traffic interruptions may occur while this work is being conducted," the notice reads. "Erosion control measures will also continue being installed along Main Street over the Wachusett Aqueduct, which is near the Police Station."Starting the week of August 4, "some wheelchair ramps, curbing and drainage structures may be replaced along the limits of the project," the notice reads.Those with questions or concerns about the project are asked to call MassDOT Highway Engineer Michael Sholock at 508-393-2109.The approximately $2.8 million project comes on the heels of a larger, more ambitious reconstruction of Rte. 20 downtown completed last year. That project caused lengthy traffic backups at times.A state spokeswoman said last week she did not anticipate the project to cause similar delays, as two lanes of travel are expected to remain open.Brad Petrishen can be reached at 508-490-7463 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @BPetrishen_MWDN.
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Dividend Experts
Is GSK a Qualified Foreign Corporation? Thinking about investing in GSK and just wanted to know whether GSK's dividends are reduced by foreign withholdings? If so, what is the true after withholding dividend yield?
UK taxes used to be withheld, but that was a long time ago. Now, you will pay only the normal Federal and State taxes on the dividends.
United Kingdom does not with hold taxes on dividends to US investors. All i pay on this ADR is the US federal tax.
What about state taxes or do you live in a state with no state income tax?


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This took far too long to make...3.95 / 5.00 5,431 Views
Knowing Hank, what he got is pretty much the equivalent of a flesh wound.
oops...........damn it!
i think hank's a little dead..
Pros:Animation is great as always. The blood/gore has been enhanced and i noticed a few new changes to some weapons and even a new one(SMG). It was exciting seeing a grunt being chased by the zombies. It was better when Hank fought the zombies w/ a 1911 (ex.stock) and his trademark katana. Sounds were also better and sounded more satisfying in my opinion as did the music, which fitted the animation perfectlty (as usual).
Cons:It was very short, and didn't have as many kills as the first incident short. The animation paused whenever the headings appeared too, but that only happens here and there.
All in all, it 's just another splendid animation done excellently. I loved how instead Hank killing the Mag like in the 1st incident, he was killed via bisection before his corpse was stabbed by his own katana multiple times by the V4 Mag agenty.
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I'm attempting to follow the instructions for pinning startup tabs in Chrome. On OS X how do I add command line arguments to items that persist in my dock?
You have basically two options:
Option 1: Use Automator to create an application that in effect launches Chrome with command line arguments.
Start Automator and select to create an Application. Double-click Run Shell Script in the Library/Utilities folder and replace the text content —
Save anywhere you like.
To replace this application's icon, Get Info on your real Google Chrome, click on the icon on the top left, press
Since it's a different application, the Dock will display two Chrome applications when it's running: Chrome, and your Chrome launcher.
Option 2: Edit your application bundle to launch a script instead. This script will start the actual application, adding the command line argument.
Look for the entry
Open Terminal and enter the following:
An editor for the
(using the actual executable's name you removed from
Save and close. In Terminal, enter the following:
Now, close Terminal and move your application (which must not be running right now) to a different folder and back again. This will update Launch Services, otherwise your changes will be ignored and irritate you immensely.
Now, when you open your application, it will actually execute the
It will look and behave like you expect it to, but you will need to repeat this whenever you update your application, as this will generally replace the application bundle and all the changes you made.
You could write a script that launches Chrome, but that wouldn't be the application icon in the dock, and it would cause a separate Chrome icon to appear. So you'll have to create an application package.
First, make a copy of your Chrome app. Then, there are two approaches that might work; I'm not sure which will play better with Mac OS X and/or Chrome's self-update.
This is all based on my understanding of Mac app packages; I haven't actually tested these changes on Chrome in particular. It is even posible that the Chrome executable on Mac doesn't support this option, as Mac applications are generally not expected to be run with controllable command-line options (unlike, for example, Windows, where applications are normally launched via shortcuts which can have embedded options).


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Work, which would begin on February 8, was brought forward
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airport chief executive John McCall said.
''We need to refurbish that pavement on top, just like you do
on a road from time to time.''
As a result of favourable exchange rates, locking in bitumen
prices and not having to complete this year's scheduled
maintenance due to the overlaying work, a saving of $1.38
million had been found,Environmental conditions and aircraft
loadings meant Dunedin airport's runways required regular
maintenance, just like other airports. The project was
expected to be completed by March 23, and there were no plans
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If you want the Yugo so much, get it!
This is a discussion on Cant Decide On New Gun.... within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I have heard of Writers Block, but I think I have "Collectors Block" I already have a few AR's and a few AK's. But I ...
I have heard of Writers Block, but I think I have "Collectors Block"
I already have a few AR's and a few AK's.
But I want another one. I always build my own AR's, and AK's are so cheap I just buy them.
Dont have a Yugoslavian, AK yet, so that's the one I was thinking about getting. And NO, I cant "buy both" I have to pay for Summer Tuition soon. So one gun is only in my budget.
How do you all decide on which gun to get? Flip a coin?
Heres the Yugo AK I was thinking about. Anyone have one, what do you think?
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From what I have heard, Yugo's are pretty good.
I didn't see a price for that one online, but I assume since ur in Penn, and Atlantic Firearms is in MD you will have to do the whole FFL transfer thing, if that is the case you might want to look here:
They have a Yugo M70 for $429 (no I don't work with AIMsurplus.)
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NRA Pistol/Rifle/Shotgun/Reloading Instructor, RSO, Ohio CHL Instructor
" Refuse to be a victim, make sure there is a round chambered ! "
Just call me a pessimistic optimist !
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48 year old woman | Plainfield, CT, United States | Seeking men 36-46 within 50 miles of New London, CT
I love to laugh and I wear my heart on my sleeve...
I have dedicated my life to raising my 2 kids alone and now it is time for ME to have fun! I've been alone a while and I am ready to spend time with someone. I am a very outgoing person. I tend to talk alot. I like to laugh. Alot. Sometimes too much because I tend to laugh at myself quite often and my kids just give me "the look". I love life. I have worked hard to make a great life for myself and right now is probably the best time in my life. (Other than when my daughters were very little and I was home with them all the time!) I am a confident, self supporting woman who is definitely not needy. However, I have been a very strong, stable single parent for many, many years and now that my baby is a sophomore in college, I am ready to share my life with someone special and have time to dedicate to that person. I want to be able to get together last minute. Go away for the weekend. Or stay at home and cook for you! I love, love to cook. Cooking for only yourself just isn't the same so I would absolutely love to get back to making nice meals for someone. I'm really not looking to date every Tom and Harry. I would like to date to find someone to be with. Someone who can't wait to hear from me or see me again. Not get married in a year or anything, just a nice, true friendship leading to an awesome relationship. Very much looking forward to Spring to being outside and start doing everything that I love. You can't keep me indoors when the weather starts getting warm!!!
Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Dancing, Football, Running, Swimming
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs
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Anything on the ocean or beach. Camping, Riding ( Harley only lol), running, music
Just magazines.. Food and Wine is my fave.
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