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The Woodtick Band is back at the famed Woodtick Musical Theatre in downtown Akeley, MN. They are returning for their 25th season of foot-stompin', hand-clappin', fun, lively musical entertainment!
Their repertoire of country, bluegrass, folk, gospel and comedy has made their show one of the most sought after attractions in northern Minnesota.
Suitable for all ages, the live 2 hour stage show puts many a smile on faces from grandparents to grandkids.
The streets of Akeley are especially abuzz with chatter and laughter on Wednesday thru Saturday evenings.
Afternoons on Wed. & Thurs. are exciting with the roar of packed tour busses rumbling into town for the 3 p.m. matinees, from destinations encompassing the five state area & Canada. I hear they've even had International visitors from Germany, Australia, and Japan, to enjoy the musical talents of this band.
The band consists of musicians from the local area who come out of the winter woods each spring to entertain. And entertain they do! Each bringing their own fresh flavor of music, which combined makes up a great variety show.
The show is often compared to what you might find in Branson, MO, but with a Northern Minnesota charm.
So, climb aboard the music train, and let them take you for a ride!
Hi my name is Brian and this is my 3rd year back at the Tick. It has been an eventful time since last season as I recently completed my first full year in college at Bemidji State University. Adapting to a college environment has been challenging and exciting. I have had many wonderful experiences already including a trip to Dallas with the Bemidji State University jazz band, and playing in many fun and exciting ensembles. I hope to share what I have learned with the wonderful audience at the Tick!
Biography In Progress
Raised and educated in Mankato, MN, Jeff began playing the violin when he was seven years old. Classically trained, he graduated with honors from the University of Minnesota, Mankato, in 1978, with a music degree in Violin Performance. Following that, he took graduate courses in Education at colleges in Texas and Minnesota. He has performed with several symphony orchestras, and played professionally with Mariachi Estrella in Austin, Texas in the 1980s. He returned to Minnesota in 1985, where he has been performing and teaching private and group lessons to the present day. Jeff was awarded "Instrumentalist of the Year," "Best Classic Country Performance," "Best Band" (The Radio Flyers,) and "the Archie Hill Horizon Award," at the Minnesota Country Music Association competition in 1995.
Jeff operates the Pine-to-Prarie School of Music, and has been teaching string instruments to students of all ages for almost 30 years. Some of his high school students have been accepted into the Minnesota All-State Orchestra.
When Jeff isn't teaching or entertaining audiences, he likes best to go fishing, tend his vegetable garden, visit with his children and grandchildren, and relax with his wife, Randi, at their home near Park Rapids.
Biography In Progress
Paul Nye started his professional music career playing in rock-n-roll bands and folk groups while attending Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis. During his college years, Paul toured throughout the U.S. and Canada with a variety of music groups. This experience broadened the scope of his musical interests.
Paul graduated from Bemidji State University with a BS degree in journalism and worked for 10 years in television, and for nine years as a newspaper editor before opening a small bicycle shop in Walker. He has stayed actively involved in music throughout his life, and has released six recordings of original music during that time. Most recently, Paul's musical interests have focused on writing, recording and performing children's music.
In 2012, he recently released his 2nd kids CD entitled, "My Favorite Teddy Bear Is You!" Several of Paul's CDs are available in the Woodtick lobby. He is presently working on his 3rd children's CD to be entitled, "Who Put Mascara On My Zebra," set for release this fall. Paul is also recording a collection of old hymns for instrumental guitar, tentatively to be released late this summer.
During the school year, Paul works as a paraprofessional with elementary school kids at Walker-Hackensack-Akeley School where he teaches a Music Activity class to Kindergarten, first and second grade students.
If Paul isn't playing music, he's likely working in his bicycle shop, located in Walker. In his spare time, Paul also enjoys playing worship music for his church in Walker, bicycling, or walking with his wife, Linda and their "cross-species" dog, Zoey.
Paul and his wife, Linda, reside in Walker, and have two children, Taylor and Jessica, who both live in Denver.
This is Paul's 11th season at the 'Tick.
Diane lives in the woods near Lake George with her husband Mike. This is her 14th season at the Woodtick.
Music was an important part of her childhood. It seemed someone was always whistling or singing. She learned to love harmony while singing with her sister Susan, and later with her brother Dave. Her ability to harmonize won praise from the high school girls sitting in the back seats of the school bus and she was invited to join them, happily singing "Last Kiss" and "TeenAngel".
When her mother bought a $5 guitar at an auction Diane used her babysitting money to buy a lesson book and spent every spare minute that summer learning chords and lots of folk songs. In college she bought a used banjo for $20 and fell in love with bluegrass music.
Playing with the Woodtick band is a highlight of her musical career, but a very close second is when she sang with Garrison Keillor during the "A Prairie Home Companion" show in Bemidji last November.
In the off season Diane works part time with Laporte School's Community Education programs. Diane and Mike are the proud grandparents of Ari Michael and Isla Mae.
The Woodtick Theater personifies the spirit of music and comedy of the popular public radio show, Prairie Home Companion. And though it may not look like Nashville's Grand Old Opry, the talent of its performers seems to leave audiences just as satisfied.
Cindy and Mike Chase purchased the Woodtick Theater in 1999 from the original owner, Frank Haas. Mike, an affable man with a friendly grin, is producer-director. He selects half a dozen songs and lets the Woodtick Band add their own songs to fill out the act. Cindy handles the business end. She also researches songs all year long, trying to discover what is popular each season.
The theater itself is a labor of love. Privately owned, it depends on ticket sales to stay open. There are no grants involved, and much of the profit goes back into the theater. Music and entertainment are very important to them, Mike and Cindy agree. They are fulfilling their dreams through the Woodtick Theater. "Akeley is this little diamond-in-the-rough where we can do it," Mike says.
Woodtick Theater's two-hour show features beautiful gospel music, comedy skits, lighthearted instrumentals, harmonicas, fiddles, and guitars. The show appeals to all ages -- families take their children and grandchildren for an afternoon or evening of entertainment.
The audience loves the rapport and the performers encourage audience participation. Even usher Les Showalter is an essential part of the act. Frequent guests look forward to his warm greeting; he claims to know every guest personally. Showalter happened onto his part accidentally. He moved into the house in back of the theater, and he wandered over so often, he became a regular. He can spot a media person in the crowd and enthusiastically explains every detail of the theater and gushes over how wonderful Mike and Cindy are to keep it going.
We would like to thank the many people who make this show possible. First to our family and friends for their continued support and efforts, and to the founding fathers for their dreams. Also to the musicians who make the show "Come Alive" and lastly to you, our guests, who make it all possible! Thank you!


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The CW has released a synopsis for episode 7.06 of The Vampire Diaries titled, Best Served Cold. The episode is scheduled to air on November 12th.
DAMON AND STEFAN COME FACE-TO-FACE WITH JULIAN — After being reunited with her former love Julian (guest star Todd Lasance), Lily (guest star Annie Wersching) hosts a dinner party to introduce him to Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) and to declare peace between her family of Heretics and the residents of Mystic Falls. Damon and Stefan find themselves at an impasse when they realize they have differing views on how to handle Julian's arrival. At the party, Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Matt (Zach Roerig) uncover a strange mystery involving some unsuspecting residents, while a devastating revelation causes Alaric (Matt Davis) to reach his breaking point.
Brand New Episodes of The Vampire Diaries and The Originals Tonight
New episodes of The Vampire Diaries and The Originals airs tonight on The CW starting at 8 pm. Watch trailers for the episodes above and check out a synopsis for each episode below. I'm hoping Caroline isn't hurt too bad by those mean old heretics and Davina finds a way to keep Haley human.
After watching the episodes come back here and let us know what you think in the comments.
Synopsis For Episode 3.02 of The Originals: You Hung The Moon
IMPENDING THREATS AND A DIRE PROPHECY — After discovering that poachers have begun taking out werewolves in the bayou, Elijah (Daniel Gillies) and Jackson (guest star Nathan Parsons) grow concerned for Hayley's (Phoebe Tonkin) safety when she fails to show up during the full moon. Meanwhile, Davina (Danielle Campbell), the only one with the answer to Hayley's whereabouts, plots ways to use that to her advantage. Elsewhere, Cami (Leah Pipes) approaches Klaus (Joseph Morgan) with her theory on who is behind the series of murders in the French Quarter, while Lucien (guest star Andrew Lees) delivers to Elijah an unsettling warning about the war brewing among the sire lines. Finally, after receiving a dire prophecy about the future of the Mikaelson siblings, Klaus takes extreme measures to determine the validity of this potential impending threat.
Synopsis For Episode 7.02 of The Vampire Diaries: Never Let Me Go
ONE STEP AHEAD – When an impulsive decision by Damon (Ian Somerhalder) threatens to unravel a carefully negotiated deal between Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Lily (guest star Annie Wersching), he has no choice but to make amends with his mother before things spiral further out of control. However, Lily remains one step ahead and carries out a harsh plan that hits Damon where it hurts most. Elsewhere, after returning to Whitmore Collage, Alaric (Matt Davis) turns to Bonnie (Kat Graham) for help with a mysterious and potentially dangerous artifact he has obtained, while Matt (Zach Roerig) is forced into making a risky life or death decision. Meanwhile, Caroline (Candice King), who finds herself a pawn in Lily and the heretics' plan for retribution, uncovers a shocking detail about Stefan's past.
Synopsis and Stills For Episode 3.04 of The Originals: A Walk on the Wild Side
The CW has released stills and a synopsis for episode 3.04 of The Originals titled, A Walk on the Wild Side. The episode is scheduled to air on October 29th. Can't wait to meet these ancient vampires and aren't Elijah and Haley adorable!
THE STRIX – In order to uncover what his old acquaintance Tristan (guest star Oliver Auckland) is really up to in New Orleans, Elijah (Daniel Gillies) considers attending a gala thrown by a mysterious group of ancient vampires known as The Strix, while Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) invites herself to attend with him. There, Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) is approached with an enticing offer made by a mysterious woman named Aya (guest star Tracy Ifeachor), but he quickly realizes that things are not always what they seem. Elsewhere, when a vital component of Lucien's (guest star Andrew Lees) plan goes missing, he and Klaus (Joseph Morgan) form a tentative alliance in order to find it.
Synopsis and Stills For Episode 3.03 of The Originals: I'll See You In Hell Or New Orleans
The CW has released stills and a synopsis for episode 3.3 of The Originals titled, I'll See You In Hell Or New Orleans. The episode is scheduled to air on October 22nd. Lucien flashbacks, yeah! Plus who has their filthy hands all over my Marcus?
FLASHBACKS TO THE FIRST VAMPIRE EVER SIRED — With tension running as high as ever, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Elijah (Daniel Gillies) are forced to come together in order to uncover Lucien's (guest star Andrew Lees) true motives in New Orleans. Cami (Leah Pipes) is caught off guard when she finds herself face to face with Lucien and is surprised when he reveals some unexpected information about his past with Klaus. Elsewhere, a mysterious figure presents an enticing offer to Marcel (Charles Michael Davis), while Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) turns to an unconventional way of coping with her current situation. Finally, an old acquaintance from Elijah's past arrives in New Orleans and delivers some startling news involving the growing threat to the Mikaelson siblings.
Synopsis and Stills For Episode 7.04 of The Vampire Diaries: I Carry Your Heart With Me
The CW has released stills and a synopsis for episode 7.04 of The Vampire Diaries titled, I Carry Your Heart With Me. The episode is scheduled to air on Thursday, October 29th. It's Halloween time and there's a giant party…we all know these things always end in bloodshed.
HEAVEN & HELL BALL — Just as Damon (Ian Somerhalder) thinks he's gained the upper hand in his fight against Lily (guest star Annie Wersching), an unexpected turn of events leaves him scrambling for a plan B. Elsewhere, when the fallout of Damon's actions gains the unwanted attention of Mary Louise (guest star Teressa Liane) and Nora (guest star Scarlett Byrne), Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Caroline (Candice King) are forced to spend the night distracting the girls at Whitmore College's Heaven & Hell ball. Finally, after suspecting that she's up to something, Enzo (Michael Malarkey) sets off on a mission to find out what Valerie (guest star Elizabeth Blackmore) is hiding, while a plan set by Alaric (Matt Davis) and Bonnie (Kat Graham) leaves their worlds turned upside down.
Stills For Episode 7.03 of The Vampire Diaries: Age of Innocence
The CW has released stills for episode 7.03 of The Vampire Diaries titled, Age of Innocence. Check out all the pics in the gallery below. There are quite a few of the heretics and Bonnie looks fierce in the pic above. The episode is scheduled to air on October 22nd.

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|Pepper white
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|Garlic powder
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|Dried basil
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|Dried thyme
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|Smoked sausage
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|Green bell peppers
|1 1⁄2 , chopped
|Celery stalks
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|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Bay leaves
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Combine first 7 ingredients together in a small bowl to make a seasoning mix. In a large pan or pot, brown sausage slices in oil. Add onions, peppers, and celery and sauté until soft, adding garlic at the end so it doesn't burn. Stir in seasoning mix. Add bay leaves, black-eyed peas, and chicken broth. Simmer for at least 30 minutes to ensure good marriage of flavors. While the mixture is cooking, make the rice to serve the Hoppin' John over.
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Calories 1362 Calories from Fat 368
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Total Fat 41 g63.6%
Saturated Fat 2.2 g11.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 134.3 mg44.8%
Sodium 2145.9 mg89.4%
Total Carbohydrates 191 g63.5%
Dietary Fiber 25.3 g101.1%
Sugars 8.9 g
Protein 70 g139.3%
Vitamin A 39.2% Vitamin C 104.1%
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Tech Online Winkelen!
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I don't know what any of it says, and I don't really care what they sell, but I love this Dutch shopping winkelen. (Just wait a second after it loads.)
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The only word I can read on that site is "ghettoblaster."
Obviously a long lost relation of Rube Goldberg.
It's all so very exotic. What do you think...con...fetti...is. (Am I saying that right? Confetti?) And what do you think they do with it?
I LOVE feestballonnen!
One odd thing about Rube Goldberg is that every country seems to have their own version, and be unaware of the others. I was startled to discover that Heath Robinson in Britain was doing the exact same kinds of things even earlier than Goldberg, and there are similar figures in Denmark, Spain, and many other countries.
'Winkelen' is the dutch word for 'Shopping'.
Very cool flash work (I rarely would say that).
To me Dutch looks like an over-vowelized version of German, you can usually decipher it that way.
Don't winkel online! You may find yourself with universal health care, rational drug policy, and a welfare state run amok with things like child care and paid vacation.
DAMESPANTY! lol
Awesome. That's the most delightful use of Flash I've seen in a long time.
This site is so AWESOME!!! Its my favorite thing ever. These people are marketing GENIUSES! Every part of me wants to go on this site every day until I have bought all of their crap.
I'm so glad I looked at this post after that fucking Kandiss Crone post and the stupid Microsoft one. It completely repaired my formerly ruined day.
I've never actually looked at HEMA's webpage before, even though I live in the Netherlands. I wonder if they've done this for Carnival, it kicked off today. Either way, very spiffy design.
Apparently "ghettoblaster" is Dutch for "portable radio"
I can't figure out how to buy the shit on the website. Damnit! I want stuff!
Oh well, guess I'll just sit back and watch that tennis racket set on fire over and over and over....
national health care, legal dope, and THIS?
i'd go back if the dollar wasn't crap.
@1: their site has been around (and flasheriffic like that) for a while. I remember seeing a wave of links to it in December and was also charmed by the cross-cultural permanence of "ghetto blaster".
@16 Ah, good to know... of course, now it means I'll be stalking it for cool new Flash shows.
If only they could make the stores look that good in person, though. They're really pretty scruffy places in person.
Ugh, ignore the double 'in person' there, not paying attention. >.
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Man accused of stealing coin collection to buy crackBy Patrick McArdle
Staff Writer | February 26,2013BENNINGTON — A Pleasant Street man is facing charges that he stole a coin collection worth at least $15,000, which police said they were told was sold for money to buy crack cocaine.
William E. Beagle Sr., of Bennington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Monday to a felony charge of grand larceny of items worth more than $900.
In an affidavit, Officer Amanda Thomson, of the Bennington Police Department, said she met with a man on Pleasant Street on Jan. 15. He said he had learned through a mutual friend that Beagle, whom he knows, had taken a large number of coins from his apartment and sold them for drugs.
The friend gave police a statement, which said she had been with Beagle and other people when they stopped outside of the man's apartment Jan. 14. She said Beagle and another man went into Russell's apartment and returned with cases and a bag full of coins.
The friend said she heard from Beagle the next day.
"William told me that (the) coins were gone and they now had crack to smoke," she said.
The man later told Thomson that Beagle contacted him after he knew the man had gone to police and asked if he could arrange to pay the man back for the coins but the man said as of Feb. 2, he had gotten no money from Beagle.
Thomson said she went to a Pleasant Street apartment Feb. 7 looking for Beagle and found him hiding under a blanket in a closet.
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Today the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services proposed new rules to reduce unnecessary, obsolete, and burdensome regulations. The changes, part of the Obama administration's larger effort to cut unnecessary regulations, would save healthcare providers nearly $1.1 billion each year and over $5 billion over 5 years. Republicans repeatedly attacked the administration over health care regulations, comparing them to Hurricane Katrina.


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The Last Waltz and Music Documentaries
Listening recently to his 2007 Fresh Air interview, I learned that Helm wasn't very keen on having a big farewell but went along with it. The concert featured all the major players in the folk, country, and rock scenes of the time including Clapton, Emmylou Harris, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Van Morrison (in a very memorable bedazzled maroon leisure suit giving a passionate rendition of Caravan complete with high kicks).
Music documentaries are a tricky thing. So many, especially of the concert film variety, are done so poorly that I find I enjoy the featured musician less afterwards. Much like my attraction to music, a good one tells a story or challenges your thinking in a compelling way. Here are some of the good ones in my opinion:
- Fearless Freaks: The Wondrously Improbable Story of the Flaming Lips - Fifteen years and over 400 hours of footage went into this amazing chronicle. It shows both the exuberant creativity and the grittiness that comes through in their music. The director, Bradley Beesley, has another crazy documentary called Okie Noodling (aka handfishing for 30 lb. catfish!) that's also worth a viewing.
- I Am Trying To Break Your Heart: A Film About Wilco - Filmmaker Sam Jones stumbled into one of the most pivotal times in Wilco's career as they make the album, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which is subsequently dropped by their label, and the disintegration of Jay Bennett's relationship with the band. Not only are these momentous events captured with commentary, but they are beautifully filmed and edited.
- Danielson: A Family Movie (Or, Make a Joyful Noise Here) - Danielson is a very polarizing band/musician. The music can be jolting and vocals shrill and then there's his Christian faith and lyrics that come out of that. Oh, and he dresses up like a tree for solo shows and they wear nurses uniforms as a band. If that doesn't entice you enough, he also launched Sufjan Stevens' career which is included in this film. His shows are some of the most engaging I've ever attended and this film helps explain why.
- No Direction Home - Another Scorsese film, it focuses on Bob Dylan's career in the 60s. Less artistic than Pennebaker's Don't Look Back but much more informative and enlightening. I wish the rest of his career would get this sort of documentary treatment.
- The Devil and Daniel Johnston - The debatable merits of Daniel Johnston's art aside, this film does an amazing job of compassionately portraying him as both troubled and endearing. His struggles with bipolar disorder are heart wrenching at times but seeing the incredible impact he has on people both through personal interactions and his art are inspiring.
What are your top music documentaries? What classics are missing from my list? Looking forward to some new recommendations.
My family are big fans of Neil Young: Heart of Gold, a film masterpiece of concert and documentary. (DPL has it, too!)
Sounds good. I'm reading Neil Young's bio, Shakey, right now so it should be a nice compliment. Also, it looks like the same director has another Young film coming out at the end of June. Here's the trailer:
I've seen all of these except "Danielson" which I promptly placed a hold for. I enjoy some of Sufjan Steven's work, so that upped the ante for me. The rest of your picks are excellent and I'd recommend them as well. I'd also suggest We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen and The Clash, Westway to the World.


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First, a warning. Reading Flash Gordon in its original Alex Raymond could very well make you hate other versions. Especially the crappy Sci Fi Channel series from a couple of years ago, but maybe even the Sam Jones movie from the '80s. The first Buster Crabbe serial holds up pretty well against it considering its effects limitations, but every other adaptation I've seen inexplicably waters down the crazy imagination that went into the original strips.
It's not that it would be all that hard to adapt either. The story's straightforward and Raymond even broke it up into convenient arcs that wrap up one part of Flash's adventures before continuing on to the next. At the same time though, it's not episodic. Each smaller story builds on the ones that have come before, so you could put a couple of them together to make a feature-length movie and they'd feel like they fit while still having a real ending.
I could go on about the right way to make a Flash Gordon movie (or TV show), but all I'm really trying to say is that this is a beautiful, inventive story and it's a shame no one's grabbed hold of what makes it that way when trying to translate it into other media. Actually, you know what? I will talk about that some more, because I think that's a good way to talk about some of the elements in Flash Gordon; specifically, which ones still work for a modern audience and which would need updating.
You'd have to change the "origin story" for starters. The first panel of the first strip is a newspaper headline: "Strange New Planet Rushing Toward Earth. Only Miracle Can Save Us, Says Science." People around the world are panicking and Dr. Hans Zarkov is working around the clock to develop something to stop the coming doom. The strain, we're told, is driving him mad.
Meanwhile, Flash Gordon (Yale graduate and world-renowned polo player) is on a plane with Dale Arden, who's described merely as "a passenger." We're not told if they have any prior relationship, but that's not supposed to matter because their lives up to that point are unimportant. What's important is that a chunk of the runaway planet hits the wing of their plane and they have to bail out. The pilot (who's never mentioned) presumably doesn't make it.
Flash and Dale land near Zarkov's laboratory/observatory just as he's getting ready to launch a rocket in hopes of hitting the runaway planet and deflecting it off of its course towards Earth. Unfortunately, he takes them for spies ("come to make my secret known to the world!") and forces them on board the rocket. In all fairness, he's going himself too so that all three of them will die as "martyrs to science."
There's obviously some updating that would need to be done here. An asteroid is not a runaway planet, and it's especially not a runaway planet full of cities and complex civilizations as we quickly learn this one is. To make our hypothetical, modern movie, we need a modified version of these events (and I'll suggest one in a bit here). Surprisingly though, a lot of the rest of the origin makes sense. I didn't buy Zarkov's actions at first, but thinking more about it, I can get what he's up to.
His rocket would've been an enormous breakthrough in 1934. Assuming he's loyal to the US, I can see why he'd not want the technology to fall into the hands of spies. Also assuming that he's got to pilot the craft himself to make sure it hits the asteroid, I can see why the unhinged scientist would force the spies to join him on his suicide mission.
Where things go wrong again is in the next strip where the rocket crashes on the planet. Raymond's inconsistent about the size of the world. In the first panel it looks like the diameter is roughly the same size as Zarkov's ship. Four panels later, the ship is flying over a city before it hurtles into a small mountain and blows up. Even allowing for some wonky perspective in that first shot, there's no way that asteroid's big enough to hold even the mountain, much less the city (not to mention the countless other kingdoms Flash and his friends soon discover).
If this were Marvel in the '70s, I'd write in for my No-Prize with the possible explanation (borrowing the one good thing from the Sci Fi Channel series) that the asteroid somehow contains a wormhole. And that by going through it, Zarkov's ship actually does prevent the asteroid from hitting Earth at the same time that the ship is transported to a larger planet.
It's the only explanation that makes sense to me. Once Flash and Dale (they assume at first that Zarkov died in the crash) start exploring the planet, the danger to the Earth is forgotten. Not just by Flash, but apparently by Raymond as well. At least, it doesn't come up again in the year-plus worth of strips in this collection. We have to figure that the Earth was somehow saved.
I won't spend as much time on the rest of the book as I just did on the first two pages, and that's kind of unfair because the rest of the book is awesome. Flash and Dale learn that they're on the planet Mongo, that it's ruled by the merciless Emperor Ming, and that it's home to an apparently limitless number of monsters, alien races, and political factions. There's enough adventure on Mongo to last a lifetime. It's a great setting and though Raymond appears to exploit it fully, I kept getting the idea that he was only scratching the surface.
It's because I enjoyed the rest of the book so much that I spent so much time thinking about and trying to justify the goofy beginning. Flash meets lion-men, shark-men, dragon-men, lizard-men, and of course the famous hawk-men. He fights giant reptiles, multi-headed beasts, dinosaurs, man-eating plants, and clawed, alien monstrosities. He fences (occasionally on tightropes over roaring flames), jousts, leaps out high windows, falls into deadly pits, and crawls through secret tunnels. All of which is gorgeously and convincingly drawn by Raymond. Mongo is a real place. You want to go there and Raymond lets you.
Checker's Mark Thompson gives special praise in his intro to Raymond's ability to draw women. Talking about the film versions he says, "They could never seem to find women who met the physical beauty that Raymond imagined." That's true and it goes for Ming's daughter Aura as well as Dale. Meaning no disrespect to the actresses who've played those two characters, but Raymond's versions are designed to make you fall in love with them at first look.
They kind of have to be though, because there's not much else to them. A couple of other elements that would need updating in a modern-day Flash Gordon series are the roles of the women and some ethnic stereotyping (though the latter is much more restrained that I usually expect from stories of this era).
Dale exists solely to be rescued and to offer herself to villainous kings who want to kill Flash. I lost track of the number of times she agreed to marry someone in order to save Flash's life. Her relationship with Flash also moves a lot faster than I can believe unless they were already heavily committed to each other when they were on that plane. It's not long before they're throwing their arms around each other and declaring their undying love. If I'm still going for my No-Prize, I've got to say that they were engaged before the story started. That's not as much fun as it would've been to watch them become a couple during their adventure though.
Princess Aura – as is usually the case in the adaptations I've seen – is far more interesting than Dale. Aura's her own woman with her own agenda. She plots her own plots and schemes her own schemes. Unfortunately they all revolve around either 1) getting Flash to fall in love with her, or 2) taking revenge on him because he doesn't. There needs to be more to her than that.
I'd always heard that Ming was a twist on the typical Yellow Peril villain from the '30s and I don't doubt that's true. From his name to his yellow skin, he's basically an alien Fu Manchu. Because I've only ever been exposed to later adaptations until now, I never realized that Ming's skin was originally bright yellow. For all that though, I find myself cutting Raymond some slack. I don't know if I have a good reason or not, but Ming and his people don't get my hackles up the way that – say – a lot of the Golden Age jungle comics do.
For one thing, while Ming and his lackeys are clearly evil world-conquerors, there are other members of Ming's race who fight alongside Flash in hopes of overthrowing the tyrant. One of these is Prince Barin who's always portrayed in the movies as a swashbuckling European. I was actually surprised to learn that he's part of Ming's race in the strips. What's more, he's probably the most complex character in the book. His trying to balance his lust for Aura (he calls it love; I disagree) with his loyalty towards Flash makes him hard to figure out. It's no wonder the film adaptations have portrayed him in such radically different ways.
If Raymond is playing to Yellow Peril with Ming, he's inconsistent about his applying the stereotype to other members of Ming's race. That diversity in characterization makes me ease up on him. Not completely, but some.
Certainly more than I ease up on him for the brown-skinned race of "dwarfs" he throws in. These thinly disguised caricatures of African pygmies may be products of their times, but I don't have to like them. Fortunately, they're minor players in the book. Ming and his people are major characters and I have a hard enough time getting past them.
But… in our hypothetical new version, this is easily fixed. It has been easily fixed in pretty much every adaptation ever. Maybe not the women (those characters need some major work to bring them into the twenty-first century), but the racism – while not excusable – is certainly reparable without much effort at all.
From the science to the stereotypes, Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon is a product of its time. But without overlooking those things, it would be a huge disservice to focus entirely on them (as I've pretty much done here, unfortunately) to the exclusion of the vast majority of fun, action-packed, exquisitely illustrated adventure that dominates the book. It really is hard to see why no one's made a better movie from it.
Four out of five pirate-dragon gongs.
Admittedly, it's been decades, but I recall the animated Adventures of Flash Gordon that ran in 1979-1980 being reasonably true to the spirit of the original strips, far more so than the 1980 Dino DeLaurentis film.
There was also a much trimmed feature film version of the animated series, that added a fascinating subplot that Ming was providing rocket technology to the Third Reich.
I agree that the original Alex Raymond FLASH GORDON strips are incredible. But I hope you'll give the newest FLASH GORDON comic book series a whirl. It's been getting great reviews and is directly inspired by Raymond's original ideas/strips. As the writer of the new series, I'm biased, but I hope you'll give it a chance.
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I remember enjoying that particular cartoon as well; I even had some of the action figures. And I was kind of mad when I saw the film and there wasn't a guy dressed like a lion or a flying fortress made of ice.
The only thing that sucks is that Volume 3 is next to impossible to find while Volumes 1,2, 4-7 are readily available. I found Vol 3 at my local library, but would love to add it to my collection.
Another interesting point is the extent to which those original Alex Raymond strips feature what we would call "compressed storytelling" today. Some of the individual strips (like the first one from which Michael posts his first three examples) could easily be stretched out to the length of a modern comic book without anyone finding it odd!
You're absolutely right, Ian. In today's comics, we'd get – sadly, I think – at least a whole issue, if not several, focused on getting Flash to Mongo. Which, I suppose doesn't HAVE to be a bad thing if it's still an exciting adventure, but I'm way appreciative that Raymod got to the good stuff right away.
I also have fond memories of the cartoon from when I was a kid. I haven't seen it as an adult, but I'm bumping it up on my NetFlix queue now. Still have to see the third Buster Crabbe serial, for that matter.
Brendan, I'm ridiculously anxious to read your version. The single issues were more than I wanted to pay to try it out, but I'm very much looking forward to the collected volume.
Oh… forgot to comment on Jamal's difficulty in finding Volume 3. That's disappointing.
You got me curious, so I checked Amazon. They only have it available from used book dealers and the lowest price is $160.00!
If Checker's website is up-to-date though, it looks like you can order a copy directly from them.
Following up on Jamal's Volume 3 comment and Michael's link to Checker…I have ordered Vol. 3 from Checker and they posted it to my credit card without fail. I can only hope that Vol. 3 will be coming to me in the coming few days. I will update here with news that Vol. 3 can indeed be ordered directly or that I am requesting a refund from Checker…
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BOURG -- The same defense that kept South Terrebonne in Thursday's game against Vandebilt Catholic also cost the Lady Gators in the end.
South Terrebonne committed six errors, including three in the last two innings, as Vandebilt Catholic escaped with a 4-1 District 8-4A victory.
The game was tied at 1 entering the sixth inning. Vandebilt's Maddie Constant reached on an error and later scored on a single by Erica Breaux.
The Lady Terriers (18-2-1, 4-0 district) added two runs to their lead in the seventh inning. Meagan Price led off with a single. Then Katherine Ellender reached base on a throwing error. Colleen Terhune's groundout scored Elizabeth Prosperie, pinch running for Price. And Constant reached on an error for the third time, scoring Ellender.
"We really hit the ball well," Vandebilt coach Margaret Johnson said. "It's like we just kind of scattered our hits. We didn't get hit after hit where we could score a lot of runs, especially in the first few innings."
Breaux was 2-for-4, and Price was 2-for-3 at the plate.
"They got the bat on the ball each inning," Lady Gators coach Valerie Cooper said. "If you're able to do that, eventually some things are going to get through, and that's what they did. They're a great team."
Price also earned the victory in the pitching circle. She worked seven innings, allowed one earned run and two hits, struck out 12 and walked three.
Vandebilt took a 1-0 lead in the third inning on Lindsey Martinez's RBI double. The Lady Terriers left 11 runners on base, which helped South Terrebonne (11-11-1, 1-3) stay in the game early.
A key play in keeping the score close came in the second inning.
Vandebilt had the bases loaded with no outs. After Kacey Clark struck out, Breaux hit a line drive up the middle that South Terrebonne second baseman Saddi Baudoin caught on the run before stepping on second base for the double play.
Vandebilt held its 1-0 lead until the fifth inning. Mary LeBlanc led off with an infield single. She took second on a steal, third on a passed ball and home on a wild pitch.
"Our team all year, they've been showing the ability to bounce back," Johnson said. "It's not the first time our backs have been against the wall in a tied ballgame."
Kallie Deroche was the losing pitcher.
In seven innings, she allowed four runs (one earned) on seven hits, struck out two and walked six.
LeBlanc and Bre Fortenberry accounted for the Lady Gators' only two hits.
At Destrehan, the Lady Patriots fell to 1-14 overall and 1-8 in District 6-5A play.
Misty White went 3-for-3 for Ellender and Liz Higginbotham was 2-for-3. Kaegan Naquin was 1-for-3 with an RBI and nine assists on defense.
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POTTSTOWN Ś Democratic voters in the boroughÆs Seventh Ward will face a choice when they enter the voting booth Tuesday, but they may not face one in November.
One-term incumbent Councilman Joe Kirkland is being challenged for the Democratic ballot line by newcomer Cindy Conard.
There is no Republican candidate on the ballot, although a write-in candidate could emerge after TuesdayÆs election.
HereÆs a look at the two candidates:
Cindy Conard
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Conard, 54, came to Pottstown 18 months ago because she wanted to live in a stone house.
ōTo me, thatÆs the ultimate Pennsylvania home. I looked in Wayne and in Devon and then I found one in Pottstown and I fell in love with Pottstown, with the house, the downtown, and everything about it,ö she said Thursday.
ōAfter I lived her for a while, I became aware that there is a small group of people who have been working hard to improve Pottstown and they were getting discouraged,ö Conard said. ōSo I decided I had better put my money where my mouth is.ö
Living in Pittsburgh when the steel industry collapsed, Conard said she saw the despair that brought to men she had gotten to know working summers as a pipe-fitter in one of the plants. But she also saw Pittsburgh re-invent itself and become a thriving city again.
ōThatÆs a mirror image of what has to happen in Pottstown,ö she said.
Having attended several council meetings, Conard said she feels Pottstown needs to find away to engage in a more constructive way with borough council.
ōPeople interact with Pottstown when they have an issue,ö she said. But council needs to find the leadership to bring the town together in a ōshared vision, you know, what we want to be when we grow up.ö
Conard is a senior manager of quality assurance with Altria.
ōIÆm not a politician, but I do believe that Pottstown could benefit from some leadership,ö she said.
As evidence of her lack of political experience, Conard noted that ōI did not know my borough councilman was a Democrat when I filed. IÆve always been non-political and when I filed, they said I had to pick a party, so I picked the Democrats because thereÆs more of them.ö
She is asking Republicans to write her name in at the ballot box so she can run against Kirkland in the general election should he win the Democratic ballot line.
Conard, who is also a member of the Mosaic Community Land Trust, said she sees high taxes and problems in the codes department as the primary issues facing the borough.
Noting that she had toured several rental properties in town, Conard said ōI just couldnÆt believe they had passed a code inspection. IÆve never seen anything like it. I was also in the audience when (Remington, Vernick and Beech) gave their report to council on the codes department and I could have given that same report just by living in Pottstown for two-and-a-half years.ö
Joe Kirkland
Ask Kirkland about what he considers to be his best accomplishment while in office and he will tell you that council does things together, and the things which make him the most proud are the accomplishments council has achieved together.
ōWe have a motto, keep your party at the door,ö Kirkland said during an interview Monday. ōWe all work really, really well together.ö
In fact, he said, ōI wish I could do this without having any politics involved at all.ö
As a group, Kirkland said, ōIÆm most proud of what we have done to put the borough on its feet financially.ö
ōWhen I first came in to office, the tax increase was 9 percent, and last year, it was 0 percent,ö said Kirkland, who lives on Belleview Avenue. ōNow it seems like we have new businesses coming in every other week and I think the outlook for the borough has totally changed.ö
ōIn fact,ö he said with a smile, ōa lot of people are asking me why I even have an opponent at all.ö
Kirkland, 49, said in a second term he would like to make better use of his architecture background to help promote development along PottstownÆs riverfront.
ōWe need a vision, to establish what we want to do there, what it will look like,ö he said of the southern gateway at the Hanover Street bridge.
Unlike his opponent, Kirkland has eschewed new social media and electronic methods of campaigning.
ōIÆm strictly a door-to-door person. I like to talk to people face to face and hey, last time I did it I lost 40 pounds,ö he said of his successful election effort in 2009 when he ousted Republican incumbent David Garner.
ōThrough the last four years, IÆve kept myself available to participants. My number is always out there,ö Kirkland said. ōIÆm proud of the fact that IÆm available and I donÆt participate in party politics.ö
The most satisfying part of being a borough council member, Kirkland said, is ōsolving peopleÆs problems.ö


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|Jun 24, 2015
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|Jun 24, 2015
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|Sep 11, 2015
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AltCraft (Reagents must flow)
|Dec 07, 2015
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|Add-on that semi-automatically distributes reagents between alts. It is very similar to Altoholic and TradeSkillMaster Mailing, as if they be working together. The main feature of the add-on is very easy to use interface. The add-on is in the early alpha stage, so there are no screenshots.
Am I locked out?
|Jul 04, 2016
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|Little addon which saves me quite some time with all my twinks. What it does Rembers which of your chars are saved to which instance. Weekly raid quest (Dalaran quest) [Will updated once there are Cataclysm versions] Every Instance that gives you a SavedInstanceID is trackable! 7x Daily Heroic per week (number represents the amount left on the character) Daily PVP, Tol'Barad Victory 5man heroics (Option to show 5mans in the tooltip is OFF by default) Updates on login and every time you get...
AFK Fullscreen Warning
|Jul 06, 2016
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|Description This addon can warn you if you character is AFK. Fullscreen blinking orange like blizzards low health warning It can hide the UI on AFK The info panel displaying the time since AFK and something more The info panel look is changable (skin support) Hizuro's other projects On CurseForge: http://www.curseforge.com/profiles/hizuro/addons/
Accountant Classic
|Jul 18, 2016
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|Summary Accountant Classic is a basic tool to track your monetary incoming and outgoings within WoW. It logs per-session and running totals of how much money you have spent and earned from vendors / loot / quests etc... Cross-server is supported. You can have the same player name in different realms. The money information will be saved for each realm. History This ''Accountant Classic'' is base on the original version written by ''Sabaki'' and modified by ''Shadow'' and ''Rophy''. Shadow and...
|Jul 19, 2016
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|6.0 and Warlords of Draenor Due to the changes in the raid sizes, please verify your raid logging settings as they need to be updated. Overview AutoCombatLogger automatically enables or disables the combat log based on location. It's specifically tailored to control the logging based on the raid name and difficulty. Logging can be controlled for the following locations: Raid (Can be customized per raid, raid size, and difficulty) Instances Arenas (Can be customized per arena) Battleground...
|Jul 19, 2016
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|Version 1.3 Blizzard removed guild experience so the features that reported on guild XP contributions have been removed. Overview Alts is an addon that allows you to setup main-alt relationships and have that information displayed in various areas. It uses the LibAlts library to share data with other addons. For a list of other addons using LibAlts, see here. Features Main/Alt information is displayed: When that character logs on When you do a /who on that character In unit tooltips From a...
|Jul 21, 2016
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|About Analyst Analyst collects information about the virtual economy and presents that information to the player. In its Economy panel, Analyst answers questions such as the following: How much gold did I earn and how? How much gold did I spend and on what? How am I doing in the auction house? What have I looted from mobs? What items did I consume? What items did I produce? How many currencies (marks, badges, emblems) have I collected? What have I deposited or withdrawn from the guild bank?...
Archaeology Helper
|Jul 22, 2016
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|Archaeology Helper accelerates your surveying by providing triangulation on a Heads-Up Display (HUD) Survey then press green, yellow or red button to add new sector to the HUD and narrow down the position of your fragment HUD optionally includes GatherMate2 pins showing possible fragment positions, further accelerating the process Shows Dig Sites on Battlefield Minimap Keybindings and various settings How to use Demo Video Curse Addon Spotlight MMO-champ Addon Review WoW Insider Addon...
Archy - Archaeology Assistant
|Jul 23, 2016
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|Archy is an assistant for Archaeologists that want information at their finger tips. Translators: http:www.wowace.com/addons/archy/localization/ Bug Reports Go Here Features Localized for English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese users On-screen customizable and movable list for the dig sites on the continent you are current on On-screen customizable and movable list of the artifacts you are researching that can be filtered to display only the races for the continent...


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Diane Warren Thomas Jefferson Coleman did not have a third wife. He is my great-grandfather.
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C Coleman-Chapman You are probably correct. He is my great grandfather also. There was a rumor within the family that he married a third time but there is no record of it to prove this.
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, Volume 12, Issue 2, pp 405-407
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Memory for the order of briefly presented numerals in humans as a function of practice
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Inoue and Matsuzawa (Curr Biol 17: R1004–R1005, 2007) showed that with an accuracy of approximately 79%, the juvenile chimpanzee, Ayumu, could recall the position and order of a random subset of five Arabic numerals between one and nine when those numerals were presented for only 210 ms on a computer touch screen before being masked with white squares. None of nine humans working on the same task approached this level of accuracy. Inoue and Matsuzawa (2007) claimed this performance difference was evidence of a memorial capacity in young chimpanzees that was superior to that seen in adult humans. While the between-species performance difference they report is apparent in their data, so too is a large difference in practice on their task: Ayumu had many sessions of practice on their task before terminal performances were measured; their human subjects had none. The present report shows that when two humans are given practice in the Inoue and Matsuzawa (2007) memory task, their accuracy levels match those of Ayumu.
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Welcome to Poulshot - a beautiful place to live and visit in the heart of Wiltshire, about three miles south-west of Devizes and a short distance from the famous Caen Hill Locks on the Kennet and Avon Canal.
This website is managed by the Parish Council on behalf of the whole community. We're still in the process of designing it, so please let us have your comments (and your contributions!).
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Stephen Gilberg:
August 28, 2014 at 2:07 pm
Not sure I understand the explanation. Are you saying that "Y?" should have been "U?"? How does that make it any funnier?
Heidi Evans:
September 4, 2014 at 4:57 am
No, I think he means the "I" in the sentence should have been "U". He was trying to make fun of his friend and wound up insulting himself.
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Hello beautiful! B Ocean Fort Lauderdale opens its beachside doors today. It's the first property of the recently launched hotel brand B Hotels & Resorts and features all the signature B amenities – free WiFi, communal seating, fitness center & spa, indulgent linens, a green focus and an emphasis on adventure. The hotel is celebrating its opening with packages aplenty:
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Diva Suites
Guest HousesVia Marina Piccola, 93 - Capri - See map
Diva Suites
+39 081 8370104
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Three reasons to book here:
- The sea of Capri on your doorstep
- The irresistible island cuisine at La Canzone del Mare
- The view of the Faraglioni, from the swimming pool
Diva Suites - CapriGo to the top
Imagine an intimate coastal retreat overlooking the Bay of Marina Piccola, surrounded by the brilliant blue sea washing the shores of Capri. Diva Suites, the guest house of the island's historic La Canzone del Mare bathing establishment, is just such a place.
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Combining timeless Mediterranean elegance and the ultimate in contemporary comfort and technology to perfection, the guest house's spacious, light-filled suites are as gorgeous as the icons of female beauty after which they have been named.
Decorated with wooden furniture crafted by the cabinet makers of Sorrento, ornate stucco work, and exquisite hand-painted majolica, all rooms have magnificent views of the sea, the Faraglioni and the Siren's rock
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When they are not relaxing in their room, guests staying at Diva Suites might easily be found savoring the excellent island cuisine served on the terraces of Canzone del Mare's restaurant; soaking up the sun by one of the bathing establishment's pools; or swimming in the crystal clear sea, beneath the Faraglioni rocks.
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Incantevole la vista sul mare e sui faraglioni al tramonto. L'antipasto di caciottina caprese al limone e peperoncino e' particolare. Tipici i ravioli capresi. Il trancio di ricciola e' sapido. La more »
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The Diva Suites are part of Capri's Canzone del Mare Bathing establishment, an exclusive resort situated in the beautiful bay of Marina Piccola, overlooking the Faraglioni rocks.
The center of Capri is just a ten minute bus or taxi ride away. Those wishing to walk can choose to take either the spectacular Via Krupp or the old Via Mulo road.
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- Breakfast on the terrace overlooking the Bay of Naples
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- Two minutes and you're in the legendary Piazzetta
- The warm hospitality offered by the Schettino family
- A typical island home, with LCD television and Wi-Fi too
- The historic center of Anacapri is just a few steps away
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- Being treated not like a customer, but like an old friend
- A pool with view of the Bay of Naples, at "Da Gelsomina"
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Back in the day, magazines were my jam. I'd ask for a subscription to Vogue for my birthday every year, and as soon as I got a job, I'd go buy a stack of the latest fashion magazines every payday. I'd plaster my walls with outfit inspiration from the pages of my favorite articles, and I'd take down notes of items that I needed to go look at during my next trip to the mall.
When it comes to beauty products, I'm an all-or-nothing kind of gal. I either wear a full face of makeup or nothing at all. The same rule applies to skincare. Some weeks I can't be bothered to do anything more than remove my makeup at night, while sometimes I give myself a mini-facial each morning and night.
Ladies, the biggest shopping event is finally here! The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale aka the #NSale is live for all Nordstrom credit and debit card holders (BTW, I highly recommend the debit card), and it opens to the public on July 22nd.
This post was sponsored by Hawaiian Tropic as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. I received complimentary products to facilitate my review.
One of the perks of working from home is that no one knows if you're working from a desk or a lounge chair by the pool.
I've been on a major beauty product kick lately. My favorite brands have been knocking it out of the park with their new releases, and I have found so many new products that are absolutely incredible over the past month. If you're looking for a few new additions to your summer beauty routine, this post showcases the best new products on the market.
This post was sponsored by Vera Wang Fragrances as part of an Activation for Influence Central. I received complimentary products to facilitate my review.
My perfume preferences tend to match my personality. I normally opt for cheerful and light scents with a touch of sweetness.


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Business | WizKids has canceled pre-release events for Marvel HeroClix: The Superior Foes of Spider-Man after losing its shipment in an explosive train collision Tuesday in Texas that killed two crew members. A third is missing and presumed dead. "While a sizable amount of the product release will be in an unknown state for an unforeseeable time," the company said in a statement, "our current plan is to proceed with the launch of the product as scheduled as we have sufficient quantities for all stores who have preordered to date and the majority of the product is unaffected. Our thoughts go out to the families who lost their loved ones in this horrific accident." [WizKids, via ICv2.com]
You'll soon be able to journey into the woods wearing a cozy sweatshirt much like the one Mie sports in Plutona, the acclaimed miniseries by Jeff Lemire, Emi Lenox and Jordie Bellaire. Or, y'know, whatever, as Mie might say.
Awards | Noelle Stevenson's fantasy comic Nimona has made the longlist for the National Book Awards in the Young People's Literature category. It's rare but not unprecedented for a graphic novel to be nominated for a National Book Award: Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese was the first, and his Boxers and Saints made the 2013 longlist. One of the creators of Lumberjanes, Stevenson launched Nimona in 2012 as a webcomic; the print edition was published in May by HarperCollins. [The New Yorker]
Best known for her work as an artist on such comics as Mara, The Kitchen and Young Avengers, Ming Doyle has a handful of writing credits on her resume. However, none is as high-profile, or as large-scale, as her latest collaboration, co-writing DC Comics' new Constantine: The Hellblazer with James Tynion IV.
Drawn by Riley Rossmo, the series launched just last month, with the goal of taking the occult investigator "back to what he was at the start — a young, sexy, dangerous, bad dude."
Ahead of the release of the second issue, we caught up with Doyle to talk about Constantine, working with collaborators Tynion and Rossmo, storytelling and more.
I've heard it said more times than I can count, "Image is the new Vertigo."
In 1993, when DC Comics founded Vertigo around a handful of more adult-oriented titles, mostly featuring faded properties reimagined by British creators as horror, sci-fi and fantasy comics, the imprint was one the relatively few games in town for high-production-value genre comics for adults
That same year Image celebrated its first birthday, and although it was a sales juggernaut, the publisher was at that point little more than a vanity press for a handful of creators doing pastiches of their favorite DC and Marvel superheroes.
Image Expo returned on Thursday, and it wasn't messing around. Each year, Image Comics seems to pack bigger announcements and bigger surprises into a single-day event. And the diversity of creators and genres gets that much better, too.
This year's Image Expo — held again at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, following last July's event at Comic-Con International in San Diego — included the now-standard keynote address by Publisher Eric Stephenson. He reviewed the past year's successes and echoed plans to make Image the No. 1 publisher, but aside from throwing the gauntlet down at the feet of Marvel and DC, his address avoided some of the controversial statements and manifestos of years past. While I appreciate a good sabre-rattling, it allowed the focus to remain squarely on the creators and their comics.
With that in mind, here are my six favorite announcements from Image Expo 2015:
Often when one runs across an engaging new series, it is fairly easy to identify the prime factor that serves as the appeal/pull for the project. In the case of Tooth & Claw, the new fantasy series (replete with talking animals and magic) by writer Kurt Busiek, artist Ben Dewey and colorist Jordie Bellaire, no one factor can be identified.
For starters–in the "credit where credit is due" department, there would be no series had Busiek not initially conceived the series, prior to seeking out Dewey. Busiek has known since the initial 1994 success of Marvels that no matter how great a writer he may be, the lynchpin to a project's success or failure is how effectively the artist interprets his script.
Anyone with even a passing interest in comics art and storytelling should set aside some time to read this A.V. Club discussion with three Marvel art teams — Tradd Moore and Val Staples, Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire, and Michael Walsh and Matthew Wilson — about their approach to staging specific action scenes in their respective books All-New Ghost Rider, Moon Knight and Secret Avengers.
"I used a lot of panels here of varied sizes because I feel it gives the scene an undulating flow," Moore explains of an All-New Ghost Rider page. "I do that a lot with fight scenes. Speed up, slow down, rise, fall. It's kind of mesmerizing to me. To make a comparison to metal: The small panels are like a frantic blast beat, while the bigger, clearer panels are like a heavy breakdown or head-banging riff. I imagine viewers' eyes speeding up and slowing down, widening and narrowing, as they scan across the page. I think it's the kind of page that warrants multiple, extended views."
Ten months after he began dropping clues to the project, Brian Wood has announced Rebels, described as a "Northlanders-style series set in and around the American Revolution."
Debuting in April from Dark Horse, the monthly series teams the writer with artist Andrea Mutti (DMZ, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), colorist Jordie Bellaire (Moon Knight, Pretty Deadly) and cover artist Tula Lotay (Supreme: Blue Rose) for an exploration of the lives of soldiers, and ordinary colonists, in the era of the Revolutionary War.
Wood tells Nerdist that while Rebels is rooted in the nation's past, its themes will resonate with modern readers.
[Editor's note: Every 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.]
Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey's run on Moon Knight may be short, but boy has it been memorable.
This past Wednesday the duo's penultimate issue came out, featuring what Ellis called "Our Definition Of A Tony Jaa/ RAID Boombastic Thai Style." The plot of the issue is pretty simple: A young girl's been kidnapped, and Moon Knight heads into a building to save her. What follows is nothing short of awesome, as our hero heads up the stairs and encounters all manners of obstacles in his quest to find the girl in what has to be the best-drawn fight scene of the week — heck, possibly the year so far — if of course we're counting this issue as one long fight scene (which I am). Moon Knight takes on everyone from your regular run-of-the-mill punks with easily broken noses:
Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey have commented on Wednesday's announcement that they'll leave Marvel's Moon Knight after August's Issue 6, with the artist revealing he's taking a break from monthly comics.
Part of the publisher's All-New Marvel NOW! initiative, Moon Knight debuted solidly in March, landing in Diamond's Top 20 and earning praise for both the characterization by Ellis and the art by Shalvey and colorist Jordie Bellaire (she'll remain on the series).
"Issue 1 went to three printings, and 2 and 3 went to two printings, and so I consider that a job reasonably well done," Ellis wrote in his email newsletter. "The job has been, simply, reactivating Moon Knight as a productive property for the Marvel IP library. And, in personal terms, producing six single stories that held together, because I thought it would be amusing to provide a book that could be entered at any point and still give the reader a complete experience. Which goes against the grain a bit, because the modern commercial-comics reader has been very much entrained to expect long arcs rather than singles. I'm sure there are plenty of complaints out there about the lack of character arcs or long stories. But the book is still getting bought and reordered. So I guess we found an audience after all."
I wonder… is there an equivalent to Glen Weldon's Superman: The Unauthorized Biography that tracks the 80-year career of Flash Gordon? Only, instead of tracing society's shifting tastes in authority figures, it instead contextualizes the spirit of athleticism over its eight-decade lifespan.
When Alex Raymond launched the comic strip in 1934, Flash was a polo player. Flash forward (heh heh) to the 1980 movie, and he's a quarterback for the New York Jets. During the '90s, the Flash Gordon animated series introduced the character as a skateboarding enthusiast; he's a track-and-field star in the Syfy series … which isn't exactly the coolest sport, but an appropriate one in a world that's become conscious of concussions and other injuries
Dynamite Entertainment's new Flash Gordon, written by Jeff Parker and illustrated by Evan Shaner and Jordie Bellaire, casts the title character as an extreme sports aficionado. It's a little out of date: Flash is introduced doing a dangerous bungee jump off a bridge, reminiscent of a similar scene in the Vin Diesel movie xXx (the most extreme spy, dude, way cooler than that lame-o James Bond). Still, it does establish something crucial about Flash: The world is far too tame for his wild, adventurous spirit. Flash gets a slap in the face and a stern, parental warning to stop with his childish garbage (one imagines the frequently bare-chested Alex Raymond Flash would have instead been applauded). Is there a place for him somewhere that isn't totally lame?
This week's new releases include three more series launching as part of the "All-New Marvel Now" initiative — Magneto, Moon Knight and Wolverine & The X-Men — but of those, I only want to discuss the first two.
That's because they're actually new series, rather than an existing series simply relaunching with a new #1 issue and a new creative team. (The previous volume of Wolverine & The X-Men, the one written by Jason Aaron, seems like it just ended. When was that? Let's see, it was … last week? Marvel's not even waiting a whole entire month to relaunch titles now?)
Those two books are also solo series featuring lower-tier characters, making them the exact sort of comics Marvel has been allowing creators to pursue riskier, quirkier, more idiosyncratic and interesting approaches on since the success of Mark Waid and company's Daredevil and Matt Fraction, David Aja and company's Hawkeye.
And, of course, they also both start with the letter M.
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Welcome to Best of 7, where we talk about, as it says above, "The best in comics from the last seven days" — which could be anything from an exciting piece of news to a cool publisher's announcement to an awesome comic that came out. So without further ado, let's get to it …
Declan Shalvey's friendship with Stephen Mooney stretches back nearly a decade, to before either Irish creator was well known in the United States. So when the Moon Knight artist pitched ROBOT 6 the idea of interviewing Half Past Danger creator Mooney about the hardcover collection, arriving Jan. 29 from IDW Publishing, we didn't hesitate to say yes, thinking the conversation would offer terrific insight into their relationship, their careers, the Irish comics scene and, of course, Mooney's Nazis vs. dinosaurs adventure.
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Saturday, August 6, 2016
Midtown Greenway Craft Beer Pedaler!
A self-guided tour of breweries and craft beverage producers located near the Greenway and Lake Street.
Participating stops include:
- Steel Toe Brewing
- Lyn-Lake Brewery
- The Herkimer
- Moti-i (sake)
- Eastlake Brewery
- Lawless Distillery (spirits)
- Harriet Brewing
- Urban Forage Winery & Cider House (wine & cider)
- DuNord Craft Spirits (spirits)
Participants receive:
- One free drink voucher, valid at two different locations
- Drink specials, including $2 off pints at most locations
- A re-usable, commemorative event cup with the Pedaler logo
- Free entry into a drawing for growlers and merchandise
The Pedaler is just $25. Space is limited, so sign up today!
About the Coalition
Our founders had the idea for the Greenway, then formed the Midtown Greenway Coalition to get it built.
The corridor used to be a trash-filled trench that was a disgrace to our city. Now, it contains a world-class biking and walking trail that's the envy of cities across the nation. In fact, the Midtown Greenway trail has been named the best urban bike trail in the USA!
Our work didn't end after the Greenway was built. Now, we work to protect and enhance it.
A few years ago we fought to keep high-voltage overhead power lines out of the Greenway – and we won!
We operate a nightly Trail Watch bike patrol; work to install more lighting and create safer street crossings; and operate greening and cleaning programs that help keep the Greenway green.
We raise all of our own funds and receive no operational funding from the government.
We're a coalition of individuals and organizations that love the Midtown Greenway and want to protect and enhance it.
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How may I force my windows to think, that it has 2 screens connected?
Hi. I love to use extended screen (2 screens connected to 1 graphic card, different images on each screen). But today, the second screen has broke down.
Is there any possibility to make my computer think, that it has still 2 displays connected? I will view the second screen on my old notebook, using TeamViewer (This software has an ability to choose, which screen do I want to display on remote computer).
I heard of a secret Windows directory called
\\DEVICES. I'd like to write a very simple software that would emulate an external screen so I can display it using TeamViewer on the old notebook.
Any ideas? Thanks for your time