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Streetmasters Car Club inc.
Streetmasters Car Club inc. was established in 1975 and has held non-profit charity car events in the Olean area for over 30 years.
Streetmasters inc.
P.O. Box 751
Olean, NY 14760
Redwood Empire Mini Enthusiasts
P.O. Box 944
Healdsburg, CA 95448
Over The Edge Customs Car & Truck Club
Based in Brooklawn/Audubon, NJ
Est. 2003
Minnesota Street Rod Association
Minnesota Street Rod Association website
CrossBay Cruisers
Tel no. 347-207-3014, mailing address: P.O. Box 1501, Valley Stream, NY 11581
Mopar Maddness
Contact Info:
Jodi Hilton 901-337-6067
Buddy Tanner 901-837-3981
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In a region that has traditionally been dominated by GM and Ford, the time has come for Mopars to start flexing their muscle.
Our concept to form the area's newest Mopar club was based on the desires of several great friends to organize a close but casual bunch of enthusiasts who simply enjoy hanging out together,
without the need for traditional leadership roles. Whether you are into racing, car shows, cruise-ins,
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The Hamblen County Car Club
Morristown, Tennessee We sponsor a weekly cruise in at the Ingle's Supermarket parking lot
on East Andrew Johnson Highway in Morristown, Tennessee each Saturday night starting in May and going through October.
Long Island Vettes
Villa Capri Cruisers car Club, Inc
Southern Cruzers Car Club
The Southern Cruzers Car Club membership comes mainly from the southern suburbs of Mpls, St. Paul.
Asphalt Angels of Maryland Car Club
Bowie, MD.
The Asphalt Angels car club is an organization for car enthusiasts of all types. Any car including classics, antiques, hot rods, customs, trucks, import or American muscle cars are welcome. We have a weekly cruise-in on Monday nights at the Glory Days Restaurant parking lot (15505 Annapolis Road in Bowie, MD - Marketplace Shopping Center), 6:00 - 9:00 PM from April through October. If you're in the area, feel free to join us and show off your car, or just drop by and browse. Shows April 18th - Spring Car Show
Right Coast Association
Wheels from the Past Car Club
P.O. Box 1852 Edgewater, MD 21037
Cruise nights, Thursdays 6pm running March through October at Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grill, Rt. 214 and Rt.2 near Kmart. Annual show held Labor Day weekend, see website for details. You will see all types of classic cars from gorgeous T-Buckets, to Street Rods, Hot Rods, on to Pre and Post War Classics, a large assembly of '60s and '70s cars and we have some of the new Muscle car re-creations. Details about membership, shows, cruise nights and much more can be found on our website.
The "Classics" Car Club INC
Established in 1976 by a handful of local enthusiasts, this Club is one of the largest in the Tri-State area with over 80 members. Originated Iowa's Largest Cruise Night on the Widest Main Street in the U.S.A. - Iowa's ORIGINAL Blast from the Past GRAFFITI NIGHT.
E-Body Mopar Club of America
for owners/enthusiasts of '70-'74 Plymouth Barracudas/'Cudas and Dodge Challengers. . .E-Body Mopars. Membership includes an awesome, bi-monthly newsletter, the Broadcast Sheet, with event coverage from across the country and overseas, technical assistance from a great group of enthusiasts, feature stories on member's cars and other rare and unique E-Bodies, a Parts Bin section where you can buy-sell-trade and MUCH, MUCH MORE!!
Heart of Maryland Classic Chevy Club
Founded in 1973 as a family-oriented organization.
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American Streetrodders So. Cal.
We have an EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CAR SHOW AT RUBY'S DINER IN WHITTIER. WHITTWOOD TOWN CENTER AT 5 PM.PRE 75 AMERICAN HOT ROD, STREET ROD, CUSTOM, CLASSIC, MUSCLE, AND GET-R-DONE CARS. TROPHIES, PRIZES, GREAT FOOD, 50/50 AND MORE. APPROX 200 CARS EACH WEEK.
Cascade Metropolitan Owners Club of Southern Oregon & Northern California
Welcoming Metropolitan cars from Eugene Oregon down to Mt Shasta California and West to East to the borders.
Feel free to contact us via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
We welcome ALL members, whether you own a car or wish you did, you will be a welcome addition to our organization.
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UTR Car & Truck Club
Welcome to our community of auto enthusiasts that is helping you release the beast within.
We started our local club in February of 2007 and have been growing ever since!
We are all about having fun and enjoy the art of modifying cars.
We have just started a new forum as we hope to grow even more!
Come on in and see what we have to offer, if you like what you see, register and join us.
Thanks for visiting, happy modifying and remember, Life's journey it's not to arrive at the grave safely and in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy ****...what a ride"!!
Untamedrides DOES NOT condone street racing!!!!
Our main web page is
Our forum is located at
The Slant-6 Club
The club is dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment of all Chrysler products powered by the venerable "Slant-Six" engine.
We welcome owners of such vehicles, regardless of condition, and also welcome owners of V-8 powered Mopars, as well as admirers of the venerable 'Slant-Six' engine, as members in our Club.
Ben Deutschman
11 Redfield Village A-1
Metuchen, N.J. 08840-3033
Ph # 732-549-2478
President of The Slant-Six Club
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Azalea City Cruisers
The Azalea City Cruisers is an active, family oriented, non-profit organization, encouraging
the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment,
of the most popular and enduring activity to
ever come out of America -
The American Hot Rod
P.O. Box 1045
East Palatka, FL 32131
Corvette Grand Sport Registry
Corvette Grand Sport Registry
13644 Crystal River Dr
Orlando, FL 32828
ph 407-259-2742
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Official Grand Sport Registry (GSR) is primarily a social automotive enthusiasts group dedicated to the Corvette Grand Sport, including the limited edition 1996 Corvette Grand Sport, the original 1963 Grand Sport race cars, select GS replicas, and all other Corvettes equipped with the optional LT4 engine. Our purpose is to help each other get more enjoyment out of these very special cars through the exchange of information, participation in social events, support of the National Corvette Museum, and by keeping "the legend" alive. Membership is open to all Corvette enthusiasts. Grand Sport or even Corvette ownership is certainly encouraged, but not required to become a member. Members enjoy discounts from national Corvette parts and accessory vendors, free classified ads, special access and parking privileges at the nation's largest Corvette events, discounts in the online GSR Store, and access to the Members Only section of the GSR website, GSR Forum, and GS Image Gallery. The GSR is licensed by General Motors and also a proud Lifetime Club Member of the National Corvette Museum.
Charlotte Cruisers
Charlotte Cruisers
P.O. Box 24 Charlotte, Mi. 48813
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Goodtime Cruisers Car Club
We are the Goodtime Cruisers Car Club
Our members enjoy working on and sharing information about their cars which include: antiques, classics, street and rat rods, customs, drag racers, sport cars, and other special interest automobiles.
We sponsor our annual Goodtime Cruisers Car Show each May and gather for frequent Cruise-Ins to various locations in the Fredericksburg, Orange, Spottsylvania, Culpeper, and Louisa county areas.
Proceeds from our sponsored events are donated to local charities during each holiday season. The club meets at the Locust Grove Variety Store club room, 34477 Constitution Hwy (Rte 20) at 7:30 PM on the first Monday evening each month. Visitors are welcome.
Email Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Land of Lakes GTO Club (Chapter of the GTO Association of America – GTOAA)
LOLGTO club Hotline 651.649.4518
We are a nationally recognized Muscle Car show, with annual write ups in Muscle Car Review by Paul Zazarine – the latest in December 2008 where we were called "The best Damned Car show in the Midwest "
Cimarron Starlite Cruisers Car Club
PO Box 362
Perkins, OK 74059
The Cimarron Starlite Cruisers' Car Club is a local group of car enthusiasts
which enjoy the hobby of building, driving and showing classic cars and
trucks. The Cimarron Starlite Cruisers promotes the family activity and
hobby of Classic Car and Truck Ownership and promotes interest and
appreciation of classic cars and trucks.
The club sponsors an annual car show with the proceeds going toward
club-sponsored "Ditz McIlvain Scholarship Fund" which is owned by the
PerkinsTryon Public Schools. This fund provides scholarships for local
students attending college.
The 2008 Perkins Car Show generated $7000 for the Ditz McIlvain Scholarship Fund!
The Mopar Enthusiasts Car Club of America
Founded in 2005, by a few people that had an appreciation for "All Things Mopar". We are not just a Classic Car club, or just a Muscle Car club, that's why one of our motto's is "People With A Passion For All Things Mopar". Sure we like to see the Classics, and the Muscle Cars, but we also like to see the new cars too. We have members that have cars like a 1925 Dodge Brothers Touring Sedan, or a member that has a 2007 Chrysler 300, or a member that owns a 2001 Dodge Ram, or maybe the 71 Plymouth Cricket. We appreciate them all, Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, Jeep, AMC, If it carries a Chrysler Corp. badge, We Love It. We are the "MECCA" of Mopar Clubs. E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Web Site:
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Do It Big Motorsports National Car Club
p.o. box 152434
Austin, Tx. 78715
Original Memories Car Club Inc
Established in 1983 as a way for guys/gals with cars between 1900-1979 to get together who enjoy their cars.
Annual Car Show with proceeds going to selected charities.
Currently have 36 members with everything from a 1904 Oldsmobile up to a 1972 Corvettte.
Meetings held 2nd Sunday morning of each month at Scotty's Bar & Pizza, 3921 S. Clement Ave, Milwaukee, WI.
- visitors welcome, always looking for new members (dues at $36.00 a year, prorated between March and December of each year).
Our web site is full of info on club and located at:
Contact Bob at
for more info.
Auto Restorers Club, Inc
Auto Restorers Club, Inc. is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation and restoration of antique vehicles through special interest cars.
The club was started in 1961 by C.O. (Andy) and Nellie Anderson. The purpose of this club is to drive old cars and socialize with others that have the same interests.
The club is family-oriented, and all makes of cars are welcome. Club holds monthly meetings through the year, and sponsors the annual car show and swap meet which is always the third Sunday in September.
Annual dues are $10 per calendar year per family and has a monthly newsletter.
Midwest Street Rod Association of Illinois
WPC Chrysler Club Southeast Texas Region
WPC Chrysler Club
Southeast Texas Region
A group of individuals that are interested in enjoying and preserving Chrysler Corporation Cars & Trucks.
Our club is to unite people with the same interest and to have fun together.
Mailing address:
Miles Simpson
811 N Fostoria Rd.
Cleveland Texas 77328
Hot Nevada Vettes
Club Description:
Hot Nevada Vettes is active, friendly group of Corvette owners who host Car Shows, Drag Races, Autocrosses, go on trips together and participate in road racing events. We're hosting the 2010 Western States Corvette Convention in Las Vegas My 5th- 9th, featuring a car show under the canopy on Fremont Street. All Corvette owners are welcome. Meetings are the third Thursday of the month.
The Sam Houston Corvette Club
The Sam Houston Corvette Club is proudly sponsored by Munday-Chevrolet. We are a relatively young club, founded June 6, 1993. Our membership averages 125 families with over 150 Corvettes. We are a growing club and a busy club as well. Our events offer something for everyone whether you like showing, racing, road trips, or socializing with terrific people!! The only requirements for membership in the club are that you own a Corvette, pay your annual dues, and love to have fun.
Inertia Car Club
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Living It Up C.C
Living It Up C.C. was founded in March 28, 2004. By a group of close friends in the Atlanta area.
The club was organized with one general purpose and that is to promote the lowrider movement,
and also organize a group of people who share the same interest & dedication to this life style.
Streetz Shakerz
Streetz Shakerz
President: Johnny Sepulveda
The Route 66 Cruisers Car Club
The Route 66 Cruisers Car Club Claremore, OK is a local Car Club
who enjoy the family oriented hobby of classics cars and trucks with cruises,
car shows and just getting together for family events and participation in community events.
The club sponsors an annual car show and Swapmeet with the proceeds going to the Akdar Shriners Tulsa Local Transportation fund.
Our web Site address is
Thank you
Richard Hodges
Route 66 Cruisers
Claremore , OK 74017
MnChallengers Car Club
MnChallengers started out in January of 2010, with the idea of a car club for modern Challenger owners/enthusiasts to get together, cruise and talk cars (mainly Mopars). Our club president, Steve Benson, is the driving force behind the creation and the growth of the club, and has lead us to a membership of 50+ already. We are involved in several outings (Mopars in the Park, Car Craft Summer Nationals, as well as various events at Dodge dealerships) and well as an active participant in the Guinness World Record attempt (most modern Challengers in a cruise) that occurred at the Mopars in the Park event. All in all, it�s just good people with a common interest, the modern Dodge Challenger.
Crow River Corvettes
Crow River Corvettes
385 Ottawa Ave SE
Hutchinson, MN. 55350
Sitting On Chrome
Founded - July 30, 1995 President and founder - Dee Jones Location - North Charleston, South Carolina 29405 Official Youtube page -
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Club Description - We are a family oriented club who stays away from drama and violence, we work in the community doing can drives,
Charity events, Special events, going to visit with children, and the elderly and try to keep in contact with all the clubs in the area to support them as much as they support us.
We love doing shows and having fun is what we are all about. We also currently put on two car shows per year and maybe more soon to come...we are also working with the community and other
car clubs on a stop the violence campaign in the community! Sitting on Chrome was founded in 1995 by Dee Jones the first and only president of the club to date we are the oldest active car club
left in charleston as far as we are aware!!
Scrounger C.C.
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Creating A Tier One Mineral Sands Company
Our Community Engagement
Toliara Sands has been actively involved with community and social programs in the Tulear region for many years. Such activities include the establishment of womens' associations in the communes around the Ranobe minesite to run nurseries to produce seedlings for our ongoing rehabilitation program. Toliara Sands was responsible for bringing ADFA (Australian Doctors for Africa) to Madagascar some 9 years ago. This dedicated team of surgeons and doctors have changed the lives of many families within the Tulear region through their numerous visits and this work is ongoing with the support of Toliara Sands. The company also supports the local hospital and clinics to supplement the work done by ADFA. Toliara Sands provides support to the Mikea Association, specifically the local Bedo school with a focus on retention of their culture and heritage. The company has also led numerous other community initiatives and the company's community and social programs will escalate considerably once the Ranobe project is underway, including commitments that have been agreed to as part of the projects existing EIA licence.
Operation Phase Impacts
The Ranobe project will bring considerable benefit to the Tulear region as the first significant mining development in the Southwest of Madagascar. Clearly employment, both during construction and when the mine is in production, will provide significant economic benefits. Training programs will form an important part of the pre-production development, and the resultant skills transfer will have a knock-on impact throughout the Tulear economy. Once in production, the project has committed to annual contributions of 1.5 to 3.0 billion Ariary to community programs. And of course, Madagascar will benefit from company taxes and royalties paid, of which a reasonable portion will be returned to the region. Over the expected mine life, more than 1.8 trillion Ariary will be paid in taxes and royalties. The company's environmental rehabilitation program will also see a considerable portion of the mining area replanted to cash crops and woodlots for the benefit of local communes.
Environmental Remediation
Toliara Sands, as a responsible mining company, is committed to sustainable development of natural resources. At the forefront of this commitment is environmental remediation. The company has a proven track record of successful environmental rehabilitation. Through various trial mining campaigns spanning some 9 years during the feasibility investigations of the project, the company has rehabilitated disturbed areas such that it is not possible to tell mining actually took place.
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Gingerich�s son attended Edmonds School District public schools, where she volunteered in roles ranging from pouring juice in kindergarten at Madrona K-8 to serving as president of the Edmonds-Woodway High School Music Boosters. She practices law with her husband, Doug Purcell, at Purcell & Adams, PLLC, a South County firm emphasizing business law, real estate and estate planning. You can contact her at [email protected]
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Excellent location! Semi detached old stone houses in Dobrota, just 15 minutes walk from the Old Town, with a big garden, parking space and possibility of building another 2 floors to the smaller house. They are only 30 meters away from the sea. These beautiful stone houses belonged to the old family from Dobrota. Smaller house is in need of internal renovation, although it is structurally sound, while the bigger one needs minor renovation. With additional floors, smaller house would have a sea-view. Bigger house has a fantastic view from the upper floors. Good investment potential!
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10 for 10 in DCS Migrations
CSA is batting 10 for 10. We've successfully completed our tenth DCS migration project in the last ten years, and once again the customer is very pleased with the results.
Pilot Chemical Company hired CSA to migrate two of their primary continuous sulfonation units from PLC to DCS (DeltaV).
"We chose them in part because their proposal was so comprehensive and detailed," says Mike Bizzarro, Plant Manager of Pilot's Middletown facility. "They had clearly put a lot of time and thought into planning a trouble-free migration."
All that thought and planning paid off. "They had all the capabilities they promised," says Bizzarro, "and the people they brought in showed real buy-in to the overall success of the project. The migration went smoothly."
CSA plans seamless DCS migrations with low- or no-downtime. Ten happy customers so far. Let's get started on number eleven.


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"Estimating Dynamic State Preferences from United Nations Voting Data" (with Michael A. Bailey and Erik Voeten). 2017. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 61(2): 430-456.
"Affiliation Bias in Arbitration: An Experimental Approach." (with Sergio Puig) . Forthcoming. Journal of Legal Studies (Download) (Replication Data)
"The David Effect and ISDS" (with Sergio Puig). Forthcoming. European Journal of International Law. (Download) (Replication Data)
"Human Rights and Human Welfare: Looking for a Dark Side to International Human Rights Law" (with Beth A. Simmons). 2017. In Human Rights Futures. eds. Jack Snyder, Leslie Vinjamuri and Stephen Hopgood. Cambridge University Press.
"Court Performance within the Multilateral Trade Regime" (with Cosette D. Creamer). Forthcoming In The Performance of International Courts and Tribunals. Cambridge University Press.
"boocio: An Education System with Hierarchical Concept Maps and Dynamic Nonlinear Learning Plans. (with Michail Schwab, Hendrik Strobelt, James Tompkin, Colin Fredericks, Connor Huff, Dana Higgins, Mayya Komisarchik, Gary King, and Hanspeter Pfister). 2017. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics 23(1): 571-580.
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"Investigator Characteristics and Respondent Behavior in Online Surveys." (with Ariel White, Christopher Lucas, Dominika Kruszewska and Connor Huff). Conditional Accept. Journal of Experimental Political Science. (Download)
"Why Rich Countries Win Investment Disputes: Taking Selection Seriously." (Download)
"Generalized Difference-in-Differences Estimands and Synthetic Controls." (Download)
"Detecting Bias in International Arbitration." (Download)
"You Only Dissent Once: Re-appointment and Legal Practices in Investment Arbitration." (Download)
"International Disputes, Media Coverage, and Backlash Against International Law." (with Ryan Brutger) (Download)
"Using Latent Space Models to Study International Legal Precedent: An Application to the WTO Dispute Settlement Body." (Download)
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Ever since my junior year of college I knew that I wanted to wind up in New York City. There's something so infatuating about living in such an electrifying, bustling hub of culture and opportunities. No wonder it's considered the quintessential "American Dream." I knew that getting there would not be a simple task; however, I was incredibly determined to make it happen.
While I may not have had the clearest sense of what sort of career I wanted to pursue (a college senior's worst nightmare — or possible blessing?) I had a fairly defined sense of what I was skilled at as well as the sort of environment I could see myself in. The largest obstacle for me was developing the patience to save up enough funds to be able to afford living life in the Big Apple. I was extremely aware of the high cost of living; thus I knew it was crucial to accrue enough savings.
The year between graduation and eventually moving out of my parents' home was a rough one; returning to the suburbs felt incredibly alienating. I was forced to adjust to the fact that I could no longer call up my friends and easily meet up for lunch or a hangout at one of our houses. Additionally, my hometown's community did not uphold the same political and ethical values that I have developed over the course of my four years at a highly progressive and liberal university. Lastly, I had landed a full-time position as an assistant manager with a retail store at the mall. I was faced with a combination of elements that were neither fulfilling nor mentally stimulating. However, at the bottom of it all, I saw it as a game — with the ultimate end goal being the move to New York.
Around late February or so, I began my hunt for a job within Manhattan which required numerous trips between my hometown in Connecticut and the city. Indeed, it was exhausting; however, I was able to go on several interviews and create myriad professional connections through various networking events. Building my self-confidence within a professional setting— fine-tuning my interviewing and communication skills — was another benefit I reaped in the process. In fact, I had even received an offer (which I later decided to turn down for personal reasons). Nevertheless, my immense effort had paid off and I proved to myself that I had what it took to land a career-oriented job.
I made a carefully calculated decision to find a summer sublet and make the move despite not having yet accepted a job offer. In theory, this is a very risky decision; yet I had done my part by responsibly working at home and accumulating a financial safety net for myself. It would also allow me to search locally which is an enormous advantage from a job seeker's perspective. What did I have to lose?
My initial goal had been to move out one year after graduation — a feat I was able to successfully accomplish. Now I am happily living in Brooklyn with access to endless amenities and restaurants as well as my closest friends. While I have only been here for a little over two weeks thus far, my overall wellbeing has skyrocketed tremendously. I enjoy regaining complete control over my life and not feeling dependent on anyone else. Of course, I appreciate everything that my parents have done for me; however, at twenty-two years old I feel ready to tackle my own responsibilities.
The main takeaway I can provide to you, as a reader, is that regardless of whatever obstacles may be thrown at you— ultimately, you have the power to steer your life in the direction that caters to your needs. Postgraduate life is incredibly fluid and there genuinely is no "right" or "wrong" path to take. While living in a major metropolis may not be everyone's eventual goal, this principle can be applied within nearly any young twenty-somethings' life. Becoming an independent adult is truly not as scary as everyone makes it out to be as long as you are conscientious and motivated.


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A friend of mine emailed asking if there's any information about Central America that I consider must know. For the purposes of this post we'll call her "Steph" and this is mostly directed to her, though other people might find it useful (or anger inducing). She's already lived in Belize, so I'm leaving out comments about how idyllic Placencia is.
Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador are too violent to be of much use right now.
The situation in Honduras has been deteriorating for years, which is a shame because it's otherwise an incredible place. The islands are still livable, but even Utila was seeing a serious rise in violent crime (I include muggings as violent crimes, many stats don't). When we were there we regularly read stories like "15 factory workers executed in midday", mostly gang turf disputes in San Pedro Sula. Are there more peaceful areas? These days I don't know. I do know that routine law enforcement is basically non-existent. I spent a few months in mainland Honduras in 2007 and even then private security was the only security (and was very, very common). Things have only gone downhill since (a coup, a devastating series of floods, riots, increased gang activity).
For some reason everyone seems to have agreed to pretend Guatemala is a reasonable place to hang out. The murder rate was already atrocious (and likely lowballed) before the Mexican gangs got involved. I swear to god every 3rd backpacker I talked to mentioned either being personally mugged at knife point or knowing someone who had. Yet they'd still always go "It's not that bad." I spent a few weeks renting a room in a nice house in a gated community a short walk from upscale downtown Antigua. The owners warned us repeatedly that guys with machetes liked to hide in the bushes and mug people outside the gate. This was NOT a desolate area and this was a known MO, but nothing was done about it.
I haven't been to El Salvador. I've heard great things about it, including San Salvador and the beaches, but it's still a little to dicey for me to take The Girlfriend. If I were traveling with a few guys I'd risk it. And while Guatemala and Honduras are on the decline (Guatemala perpetually), El Salvador has shown some signs of significant improvement lately. Best of luck to them, I can't wait to see it.
Nicaragua is incredibly cheap and it's beautiful, though a lot of people are waiting to see how this election goes (how the people react to Ortega's unconstitutional 3rd term re-election) before putting down roots.
Costa Rica is overpriced and increasingly unwelcoming to gringos. We didn't spend much time (just the bus stop layover), many expats we talked to were moving out of there.
Panama is head and shoulders above the rest of the region with regard to standard of living. Great deals can be found outside of Panama City and Bocas del Toro (too far out for cheap goods to be available), though both of those places are worth seeing too.
Much of the Central American Caribbean is uninviting; it's often the more impoverished and less secure area. In Nicaragua you can't even get there by road, except for one isolated town. Development sprawls along the Inter-American Highway which runs the Pacific Coast. That said, there are some real jewels out there, though prices tend to climb since supplies need to be transported so far. This is doubly true on small islands.
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Nicaragua: San Juan del Sur and surrounding beach sprawl is right up your alley, though the diving is lame, Leon if you can stand the heat, both Corn Islands (quick flight from Manangua, arduous journey otherwise, either might be your thing, you'll be glad you went), Isla Ometempe (the two-volcano island in Lake Nicaragua) and Esteli if you can handle the slow life (and it gets slower from there).
Panama: Party in Panama City (if you have the funds), hideout in Boquete to restore your budget and take respite from the heat, see San Blas at least once and check out Bocas del Toro.
If I were going to buy property right now, it would probably be around Laguna de Apoyo, Nicaragua (if possible) or on Bastimentos Island, Panama.
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10.04.11 at 3:46 pm
Hola! I'm thinking of heading down to SJds or Playa del Carmen this winter as I'm a 51yo man with bad knees and back who needs to start "snowbirding" south. I live off SSDI and take home about $1600 USD per month and I'm wondering how I would fare there for about 4-5 months as far as affordability. Any suggestions on whether to stay at a hostel, rent an apartment within a mile of the beach, or try living with a local family (what is the favorable cost to the family) and sharing the culture of Nicaragua or Mexico and its people.
Any information would be very helpful including the best way (also inexpensive) travel from Managua airport to SJds or from Cancun to Playa Del Carmen.
Oh by the way, Mi espanol es pesimo.
Thank you!
10.08.11 at 4:03 pm
wife & i spent 3 mos in Playa this past summer. Would recommend Puerto Morelos (1/2 way between Cancun & Playa). Small fishing village that has not been invaded by large resorts. Reasonalbe rates for long stays probably in 300-400 US per month. Nice beach/local flavor/excellent snorkeling. Public transport by bus/collectivo's cheap up & down Maya Riviera from Cancun to Tulum. Food/libations reasonable and vendor food excellent! Plenty of se rentas available! High season starting November – rates will rise everywhere! We would return to area as very friendly & safe. Safe travels & enjoy!
11.24.11 at 10:02 am
Is Guatemala too violent? I am living in Xela (Quetzaltenango) at the moment and we have no problems here. It is a really nice place to live and you should have a look.
Guatemala City is a basket case and it really is not interesting.
02.27.12 at 1:42 am
You should check out the Yahoo Group Honduras Living. Quite a few members living in Honduras. Outside of San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa the crime is much lower. And generally you can safely shop in those towns in the daytime. Both Honduras and Guatemala have many thousands of expats. In Guatemala the big 3 are Antigua, Quetzaltenango(Xela), and Panajachel/Lake Atitlan. I think your coverage of various places is excellent. Have you considered adding southern Mexico? Oaxaca, San Cristobal de las Casas, Puerto Escondido, and Comitan are all places with excellent infrastructure and reasonable prices. The first 3 have expat communities. Most likely you know about them already but it just seems to me they are close enough to Central America in costs and culture to be included. Thanks for the great reading!
03.24.12 at 7:07 pm
Your comments about the danger in these places is almost hysterical, get a grip on reality…
04.08.12 at 4:28 pm
You are entitled to your own opinion but get your facts straight. Murder rates of an entire country tell you nothing. What matters are 2 things. Violent crime in a particular town and who were the victims and what were the circumstances. You will find that most violence is concentrated in the bad neighborhoods and are usually drug/gang related. If you stay in the good areas you will be fine.
Living in fear is no way to live. Free yourself and your mind. The boogie man is not out to get you.
04.09.12 at 9:06 am
Well stated Gordon!
05.29.12 at 11:00 am
Well I have returned from Honduras and after my coastal visit I can say that Trujillo looks like a good place now with a highway in good condition from La Ceiba. They still have infastructure issues like most places in Honduras, blackouts, internet service down etc. but I was impressed on what I saw it appeared to be peaceful but who knows what changes will brew with the new cruise ship development and all the lots that were bought there by forienors. La Ceiba is just about as crummy as ever although now there is a small gringo-style shopping center but this does not make up for the size of the place. Tela is a better choice than La Ceiba for sure, but basically is a party town. For a good insite check my new presentations on youtube, because in reality there were no good ones on youtube that reflected the real situation in these places only promos by real estate companys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NHO5P18Lyw Trujillo, Honduras
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g6wujr_zI8 La Ceiba – Tela, Honduras


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There is a lot of talk around omni-channel in the retail sector these days—and there should be for many good reasons: Omni-channel and personalized commerce stand to increase your average cart size by anywhere from 5 percent to 25 percent, depending on how you implement your omni-channel strategy. So, what gives omni-channel its incredible potential? In one word—personalization.
Personalization is something we all intuitively want. Any good salesperson will want to know something about you to gain a selling advantage. If we know something about you that pertains to what we're selling, then obviously the potential of selling you something goes way up. It's why we sales people need introductions. We hope that since we've met, there'll be trust; therefore, the probability of a sale should increase.
In the past when marketers were unable to personalize, they would look at demographics as a way of ascertaining the probability of a sale. For instance, they would map the ideals of a demographic to the benefits inherent in the product. They would then surmise that a certain product would appeal to males under the age of 45, or to a career-oriented busy mother with two children—all based on ideals and associated product benefits. Sometimes marketers got it right, and sometimes they didn't—and it wasn't the marketing. The demographics were correct, but the circumstances of the individuals were incorrect, and those circumstances dictated the reasons why the individual didn't buy the product.
Then omni-channel and personalization entered the scene—dramatically changing the game. Today, we can use demographics to home in on what we suspect, and we can take the data from consumers' buying behaviors to zero in on an individual. Through their buying behaviors we know what they like and what they dislike. We know what they have looked at on our website, enabling us to track their behavior in a store and, perhaps, to easily script a store associate to direct them through the customer journey.
This is called psychographics. Psychographics allows us to categorize people based on their attitudes, their aspirations, their circumstances, and their outside influencers. All this is a marketing goldmine when positioning a product because it means your store associates say the right thing at the right time to the right person, which should increase conversion and cart sizes tremendously. This is what changed the game. How many times have you been frustrated by a buying experience? And when you come across the right thing at the right time—that's it, you buy it.
Omni-channel and personalization trigger the buying experience for a person. It might sound a bit Big Brother in that omni-channel and personalization could create an environment where shopping is dreaded by the consumer. They might think, "How can I get out of the store without spending more than planned on the products I want?"
It's not that at all. It's an environment where relationships are developed. It's about connecting the individual with the brand, and allowing the brand to tailor the relationship that it needs with the store associate, the customer, and the brand. Obviously, a brand wants to have thousands of relationships with all its customers, delivering great service through its thousands of store associates. But managing all that is not easy, and changes are rapid.
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|Crabs with chili sauce
|Deep Fried Chicken
|Stir Fried Garlic Kangkong (water spinach)
|Salmon Head Sinigang
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|Crabs with chili sauce
|Deep Fried Chicken
|Stir Fried Garlic Kangkong (water spinach)
|Salmon Head Sinigang
|Shrimps Sinigang
|Sultana de Coron (mixed seafood)
ang sarap naman nyan! nagutom tuloy ako heheh :DReplyDelete
Yeah ,this makes me so hungry and missing Filipino food so badly. Kangkong is my favorite ,too bad ,wala dito nyan.ReplyDelete
The food looks and I assume tastes good too. Is it also affordable compared to other restaurants in Coron?ReplyDelete
sadly.. I am allergic to seashells and crustaceans hahahah. malas no.. but I have their best until 3rd year high school hahaha.. been trying to eat one but ang bilis ko mahirapan huminga (hika) at totally numb buo ko katwan kahit na sabaw lang na tikim hahahah..ReplyDelete
So they simply named the restaurant as CORON? I guess I agree with you that commercialization is not yet applicable in Coron, nevertheless, I drooled over the food photosReplyDelete
how about the price?
the crab looks really good ha :)
Good for you to have visited the place.. Been there once but just a few minutes lang for we have to leave din agad.. :)
Hoping I can visit the place too and stay there for days.. :)
That doesn't look like simple living for me. heheh... I'm looking forward to visiting Coron next yearReplyDelete
Peple are really getting more adventurous in terms of food and restaurants. This one in Coron proves this very well. That crab dish looks really delicious.ReplyDelete
Love this foods :) ..It was so nutritous especially the simple fried garlic kangkong and salmon.ReplyDelete
Coron is on my list of places to visit next year. I hope Coron stays simple and peaceful, and not overdeveloped in the long run. I'll look for this resto.ReplyDelete
It is nice to know that there is no night life in Coron as I want my vacation there simple, peaceful and very laid back with of course great food choices like you had.ReplyDelete
The food and interior is very much Filipino, I wonder how much would it cost us to eat in that restaurant.ReplyDelete
Crabs with chili sauce, is the bomb in here. Better take that food in moderation.ReplyDelete
I miss eating crabs, shrimps, and chicken...haytz bat kasi may bawal pa...ggrrr...anyway Stir Fried Garlic Kangkong na lang ako...hehehehe..masarap yan..peo mas masarap talaga ang crabs at shrimps. tsktsktskReplyDelete
Oh yeah! The 'pampungad' photo is a temptation. But you know, I find the veggie delicious!ReplyDelete
This is seafood paradise! You got me at the crabs, but I love all the dishes!
Though I can't consume as much (following a healthy diet), Stir Fried Garlic Kangkong nalang (which is actually what I'm gonna cook tomorrow! :D)
I want to try that deep fried chicken and find out why it is called deep friedReplyDelete


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Studying Abroad Versus Studying At Home
Student days. Some people tend to say it's the best time of your life. Your whole life is in front of you and you feel like the world is all yours. It's also that time of your life when you get to know yourself better and figure out where you see yourself in the future. Your surrounding plays an important role in your personal and professional development. Some people prefer to study in their country, while others believe that studying abroad is the best option.
Leaving your home country is never easy. Some people are more nostalgic than others and spend days thinking about things they're missing out on back home. However, technology has made it easier for us to communicate and stay in touch with our family and friends. While studying abroad, you'll meet many new people. Foreign universities are a mix of diverse cultures and individuals who come from different sides of the world. The perk of studying at home is that you'll be near you family, friends or a partner.
When you leave your country for an extended period of time, it will be hard in the beginning. There'll come moments when you want to give up. Students often feel anxious and depressed at the start. Good stress management skills play a crucial part in controlling a person's levels of stress.
The language barrier is often a common problem for students who want to pursue an international degree. Highly respected and prestigious universities require excellent language knowledge. However, English is the most spoken language in the world and the #1 business language, so knowing English is crucial. You won't have this kind of problem if you decide to stay in your country.
Studying abroad will make you more independent. When you're alone in a foreign country, you're on your own. That will improve your resourcefulness and ability to adapt. On the other hand, some people prefer surrounding that they're familiar with and don't want to take any risks. The common problem of young students or recent graduates is a fear of the unknown. Getting out of the box or leaving your comfort zone is one of the keys to success.
Another important thing is to put some emotion into your work and don't be rigid. Studying abroad will strengthen your personal development. Being in a new place will improve your problem-solving skills. Most importantly, new learning methods, multicultural faculty projects, and experienced lecturers will motivate you and help you recognize your strengths and abilities.
However, students often go abroad searching for something they can't find in their home country or want to run from something. If that's the case, it's important to face inner demons and confront the problem. We often search for something that's right in front of us, but we can't see it. The sun doesn't always shine brighter on the other side.
While studying will generally provide you with necessary skills and knowledge, students pick foreign colleges and universities because of their credibility and tradition. If you have strong determination to study abroad, search for universities that fill your requirements. Moreover, ask former students. They're objective, and you won't get a better recommendation. If you want to stay in your native country, do the same.
If you like to travel and meet new cultures, then studying abroad might be just for you. You'll get a chance to visit another country or countries, explore the culture and national heritage. Some countries have beautiful nature and landscapes, while others have a long history and rich tradition. If you stay home, get to know your home country better and search for hidden treasures.
Studying abroad will give you many career opportunities. When you return to your home country, you'll be a desirable candidate to future employers because of your multicultural perspective, foreign experience, excellent education and language skills. If you decide to graduate in your home country, you'll have many internship opportunities and more contacts in your country.
If we talk about financial aspects, studying at home is a much cheaper option compared to studying abroad. Other countries can be very expensive. Another problem are visas, especially for students that come from third world countries.
Everyone is different, so it all depends on your goals and preferences. Life is one, so carefully consider your wishes and don't let anyone affect your call. It's you who takes all the shots.
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A few months back, a friend of mine, the very talented SImon Lipman, called me up and asked me if I wouldn't mind assisting him on a photo shoot in Manchester. Now, I've worked with Simon a few times before on various fashion jobs and it's always great fun. We tend to nerd it up a bit, talking about the latest gadgets with either bought or are planning to buy, but mostly I get to watch a great photographer at work and soak up as much knowledge as possible. Initially my role was to be his lighting assistant on the set of a fashion shoot. This in itself is a great opportunity to get hands on experience, working as part a team of that includes hair and make up artists, stylists, models, art directors and of course photographers.
A few days before the shoot Simon called me again with an update. He had decided that instead of assisting him, he would like me to produce a video to accompany his photos. Not only that, he told me who the client was on this shoot, Esquire magazine. Not only that, but the models would be some of the biggest stars of Premier League champions Manchester CIty. Not only that, but they would be modelling the latest fashion from Hugo Boss and the shoot would take place at Hugo Boss's fancy store in Manchester.
Now this was quite a lot to take in at once, not least that fact that I am a lifelong Manchester United fan. After gratefully accepting the job I began to think about how I was going to go about producing this piece. Simon had given me a brief, "basically you can shoot all around the set, get some interesting angles and try and capture the mood of the shoot".
I won't get into too much technical detail about cameras, lenses etc, I'd rather just get on and let you see what I came up with. You can also see the awesome photos Simon shot on his site here.
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Dear Roz – Male bodies are unfuckable to lesbians because lesbians don't fuck men. It is not complicated and it is not personal.
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What IF we followed God with perseverance instead of insecurity? At IF:Gathering 2018, we will look at one of Paul's letters to Timothy as he reminded him of the power and responsibility of sharing the gospel. We want to give God away in the very places He's put us, so we're going to gather for the purpose of remembering why following God and making disciples matters. We all get tired, we all wonder if what we're doing matters, so IF:Gathering 2018 will be the reminder--it will be the celebration. The work we're doing to share the gospel on the earth is worth it and God DOES move through the little things that nobody sees. Join us!
North Church is excited to host If:North Spokane on March 9th and 10th, 2018. We will lift our voices in worship, listen to energetic and empowering speakers and participate in small group discussion in a warm and inviting atmosphere. At this two day event beverages and snacks will be provided along with a lunch on the second day. Each participant will receive an event program when the arrive on the first day upon check in. Unfortunately, childcare will not be provided.
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Dear Dreamers: Don't ever give up
Exclusive: Ellen Ratner rallies behind young immigrants fighting for legal status in U.S.
The DREAM Act, an acronym that stands for Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors, would have given legal status to people known as Dreamers (people brought to the U.S. before they reached the age of 18). But Dreamers were left out of the budget deal this week.
Many of the Dreamers were angry – not only at Republicans but also at Democrats for not pushing hard enough to help them get recognition and legal status so they could stay in the U.S.
There was a bipartisan bill that was first introduced in the Senate in 2001 by Sens. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Dick Durbin, D-Ill. It has never passed.
People who do not understand the issue say Dreamers speak the languages of countries to which they are deported. That would be like some of us, who only speak English, being deported to Scotland or Ireland. Yes, they speak English, but it is a foreign culture to those of us who were raised in the United States. Most Dreamers think of themselves as being from the United States. Those young people went to U.S. schools and grew up in U.S. neighborhoods.
Dreamers could be deported. Reuters reported: "[Defense Secretary Mattis said] young unauthorized immigrants serving in the military and protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program will not be deported. He added that the only exceptions were for those who commit 'serious' felonies or have deportation orders signed by a judge. There are roughly 800 DACA recipients, also known as 'DREAMERS,' currently serving in the military."
On Feb. 9, there was a conference call hosted by United We Dream in which Dreamers and their advocates spoke about the budget and what is happening to people brought to the U.S. as children. Greisa Martinez Rosas, DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood) recipient and advocacy director of United We Dream, said: "Last night, people were betrayed by people of both parties. All undocumented people should be afraid. They crafted a deal to leave us out. Crocodile tears do not save us."
A DACA mother, Karina Ruiz, said she did not want to be deported. "Congress plays with our lives," she said. "In December, I was arrested for putting my body on the line."
Ruiz added: "We need action. March 5th, (that's the day Donald Trump ends the DACA program) is a deadline that was arbitrarily created."
Kica Matos, who is the Center for Community Change director of immigrant rights and racial justice, said Congress left immigrant youth and threw them under the bus.
Matos said: "[This is] 'make America white again.' … We want Dems and Republicans to feel our pain. Elections are coming up again, and members will feel it in the ballot box in November."
Following up on what Kica Matos said was MoveOn.org's Ben Wikler, who warned: "The people in this country are watching. This fight will not end until protection is achieved."
Angel Padilla, policy director at the Indivisible Project, added: "This is a problem created by Donald Trump. Starting March 5th, 1,000 DACA recipients a day will lose their protection.
There have been three spending bills since September, and this morning we lost 73
Democrats. Dreamers will pay the price. We want a real solution."
What is interesting is that the blame isn't only reserved for the Republicans. Matos also blamed Sen. Chuck Shumer, D-N.Y.
One person went even further, blaming Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and her eight-hour speech to the House of Representatives.
Patrice S. Lawrence, UndocuBlack Network policy and advocacy director, said: "The decision to end DACA was careless. We are fast approaching March 5th. This is based on racism. Pelosi's job is to get the DREAM act to the floor, not empty words. ICE is reckless, and young people are afraid to drive and walk down the street."
Karina Ruiz of the Arizona DREAM Act Coalition said: "This is a direct attack on the rights of every human being on the planet. There is always a reaction to an action. We will take back our power. We will not sit back quietly. There is only one way, and it is victory. The time is now. We will not give up."
The Associated Press summed it up: "Senate Democratic leaders have dropped their strategy of using the funding fight to extract concessions on immigration, specifically on seeking extended protections for the 'Dreamer' immigrants."
My father was an immigrant. Immigrants make our country strong. Some of us don't want the Dreamers to give up. I hope they don't.
Media wishing to interview Ellen Ratner, please contact [email protected].


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With a Heart Full of Napalm: Iggy Pop, Kill Bill, Chris Farley, and Why Gødland Doesn't Suck
But there was one bit I caught a few times that was deadly funny: "The Chris Farley Show."
Chris Farley would sit in a cheap talk-show set with the week's guest and hold an "interview." Let's say the guest was Keanu Reeves. The interview would go like this:
CHRIS: Hey, um, Keanu?
KEANU: Yeah?
CHRIS: Remember when you were in The Matrix?
KEANU: Yeah.
CHRIS: And you shot all those guys and flew and stuff?
KEANU: Yeah.
CHRIS: (Pauses, searching for words.) That was really cool.
An uncomfortable silence followed as the audience squirmed in embarrassment.
"The Chris Farley Show" provides a brilliant illustration of why the two Kill Bill movies are boring, empty failures. (Stick with me--I'll get to comics eventually.)
Before the first one came out, I thought the movie looked like it would be mega-cool. Quentin Tarantino making a movie celebrating the grindhouse crap cinema of his youth? Using said crap as inspiration and fuel? Oh hell yes. A talented filmmaker using his passions directly to make a popcorn movie? Oh hell yes!
One of the greatest popcorn movies ever, Raiders of the Lost Ark, was born of a similar idea. Spielberg and Lucas took the crap cinema of their youths as inspiration and fuel and produced a classic Big Loud Fun Movie. Few things in this world are better than Big Loud Fun Movies.*
When the movie hit town, my old roommates, a few college friends, and yers truly gathered together and trekked to see Kill Bill Part One, our brains jazzed for a rocket ride to kickassville.
By the time it was over, I was ready to use my own Five Fingers of Death to rip Tarantino's nipples off.
I couldn't believe it. The man pulled a Chris Farley.
You could almost hear him speak over the soundtrack: "You remember when Gordon Liu in Master Killer totally kicked ass on those guys that time? That was cool. Yeah. Or when Brian De Palma did that sweet-ass camera move? That was cool. Yeah."
The whole goddamn movie was pastiche. He took scenes and ideas from his beloved crap movies and replayed them with his big-budget cast. The dumbass didn't even bother to include that most basic of elements, a story.
What made Raiders of the Lost Ark a classic was not the inclusion of beloved elements from previous movies, but that Spielberg and Lucas made these elements their own, and told their own story. Tarantino didn't bother. He didn't take the kickass essence of the grindhouse to make something new. Oh no. Kill Bill was instead a clip show, a That's Entertainment of violent b-movies.
Stringing together the favorite bits of your favorite movies doesn't make for a great movie. It makes for a Crazy Quilt of Crap. A boring, deadly boring, somebody-make-the-bad-man-stop boring, Crazy Quilt of Crap.
This idea, as you would expect, takes us to punk icon Iggy Pop.
When Iggy started out, he was a wannabe bluesman in suburban Michigan. He aped the forms and played the songs he knew. A common story. But even as a teenager, he knew it wasn't enough and that it wasn't quite right. It felt hollow.
To learn more and figure out what was missing, he moved to Chicago and jammed with longtime bluesmen, men who had spent decades learning its nuances. The technical achievements of the older musicians flattened him. He worked hard to match them, and became a more proficient musician.
But more importantly, the Ig made a breakthrough. He didn't want to play exactly like them, because he wasn't them. He had to make it his own. The way to do that? Figure out what the others are trying to say, and say it in your own way.
In the case of Iggy, he took the core idea and some of the techniques of his heroes, and crafted his own music. He started with Chicago blues and ended up making Raw Power.
So what does this have to do with comics and Gødland?
I'm sure you can see where I'm going with this.
I saw Tom Scioli's book The Myth of 8-Opus at SPX 2004 and rolled my eyes. It seemed to me that Scioli couldn't try to be Jack Kirby any more if he started smoking cigars and married a woman named Roz. Rather than throw what little money I had on what looked to be an obvious tribute book, I left the book behind. (The stuff I did buy that day was middling-to-bad. Pity.)
A recent bout of boredom with mainstream comics led me to try a bunch of new stuff, including Scioli's latest book, a title written by Joe Casey and published by Image, Gødland.
The series centers on an astronaut turned demigod, Adam Archer. Archer was the sole survivor of a botched mission to Mars. After falling into a crevasse, he accidentally discovered a coven of powerful beings hidden in the Martian caves. Transformed by the strange beings into an energy-man for reasons unexplained, Archer returned to Earth and now intervenes when Big Cosmic Menaces emerge. He's kept by the military in a peculiar skyscraper in New York City, along with his three sisters, none of whom particularly want to be his keepers. The secrets of his transformation and the history of the universe are subplots that threaten to pop up, but haven't quite yet.
The first issue didn't do a lot for me. Scioli's ability to mimic late-period Kirby was impressive, yeah, but it was mostly a mess. Big green space dog? Dude who glowed? Mission to Mars? Que?
But I gave the book a chance and decided to pick up the next few. It's up to issue five, Combat Rock.
Oh man. Glad I did.
This is some good stuff.
Casey and Scioli produce a book that looks like a Kirby Tribute, but isn't. They certainly know and love the old Kirby cosmic epics, yes. But instead of copying them or creating a lame pastiche, they did it right. Rather than ape the moves, they strove for the same goal as Kirby: Big Sweeping Cosmic Crazed Comics.
Below is a page from one of several late-Kirby cosmic epics, The Eternals. Like a lot of Late Kirby, The Eternals had gods, demons, and really, really big machines with inexplicable squiggles on them.
If you read a collection of The Eternals then sat down to Gødland, you'd recognize the similarity of the art and the bombast of it all. But it would feel different. For example, here's a page from issue 3. Very Kirby-esque, yes.
But there are key differences between the works. Kirby created his worlds of gods and demons and let them loose. The pagan divinities of his books stomped around as the focal points of the comics. Normal people did exist, but they tended to be plot points more than characters. The conflict between Darkseid and Orion dominated The New Gods, and little else mattered. Everyday life was a backdrop to Big Cosmic Action.
Casey and Scioli's book stresses the giant gulf between humanity and Big Cosmic Characters. The hero of Gødland, Adam Archer, began as a normal man and became something far more. The series depicts his efforts to deal with his new cosmic destiny. What's more, his family is both annoyed and jealous of his status as a cosmic demi-god. The machinations of epic villains play out alongside regular human drama between ordinary brothers and sisters. That's not a Kirby approach at all.**
In short, Casey and Scioli are telling a different kind of story than Kirby did. Like the Ig, they're taking from their hero and predecessor what they like and then push forward with their own path. Gødland doesn't want to be a Jack Kirby comic of the Big Sweeping Crazed variety. It wants to be a Big Sweeping Cosmic Crazed comic and uses some Kirby-esque means to do it.
The difference between the two is enormous.
A lot of comics creators don't understand the difference. Rather than dedicate themselves to the goals of their artistic heroes, they simply go through the same motions and hope it comes out to be as kickass as the original. And it never is. They produce boring and derivative schlock.
Casey and Scioli don't make that mistake. They understand the Lesson of Iggy. God bless 'em.
Because of that, Gødland is fine junk food. Yep. It's the comic equivalent of a bag of Fritos: bad for you and lacking in nutritive value, but packed with oily, salty goodness.
I loves me some Fritos.
The Lesson of Iggy came from an interview the illustrious Mr. Pop gave a couple of years ago. I think I read it online, but dammit, I can't find it. Reading Gødland reminded me of The Ig and his wisdom. If'n anybody can find that interview, I'd be beholden to you. Thanks.
*Okay, a lot of things are better than Big Loud Fun Movies. Like love. Or the delicate play of sunlight upon swaying blades of grass on a cool spring day. Or General Tso's Chicken. I'm striving for rhetorical effect here, yo.
**I mean solo Kirby, not Lee/Kirby. The New Gods stuff, Kamandi, OMAC, etc.


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text: Hi all, Sorry for my bad english (I'm French)... I know how to solve the -4100 ticket error when installing WADs but now, i have a title error -2011 :/ -Download Injectuwad -Place common-key.bin , rom.z64 and your host wad in the same folder as injectuwad -Don't use "Auto Injectuwad Injector v1.exe", use command line: injectuwad rom.z64 host.wad -Press 2 for N64 mode and Wadtool will open -Click the decrypt button & browse to the input host wad file -Wait for Wadtool to decrypt and DON'T CLOSE WADTOOL -Copy/paste all the title.XXX.des files created somewhere (in C: for me) -Close Wadtool -When it asks "Inject to this entry?" press y -Bannertool will open, close it -When it's finished, delete "VC-rom.z64.wad" , "00000000.app", "00000001.app" , "00000002.app", "00000003.app" , "00000004.app" , "00000006.app" (DON'T DELETE 00000005.app) -Rename "00000005.app" to "title.005.des" -Place all the title.XXX.des files you have copied juste before in the injectuwad directory -Open bannertool -browse to the title.000.des and type your desired channel name -Open WadTool, and type: "title Id" --> LOL (same as ticketname=LOL in the injector.ini) "title Key" --> LOL "Launcher File" --> 2 -Click the Encrypt button & browser to the title.000.des -You will now have MyWad.wad ready to be installed to your wii. No more -4100 error when installing ticket but now, I have a -2011 error when installing title >.


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When: Sept. 10; 12 p.m. ET/11 a.m. CT
Where: Pittsburgh, Pa., Heinz Field (68,400)
All-Time Series: Penn State leads 50-42-4
Last Meeting: Pitt won 12-0 (Sept. 16, 2000)
Line: Pitt by 6
They finally did it. The two biggest teams in Pennsylvania (sorry Temple) will play each other for the first time in 16 years in a home-and-home series. The sellout crowd will see the first game between these two programs at Heinz Field. Yes, the last game played in this series took place at old Three Rivers Stadium.
Penn State comes off a 33-13 win over Kent State in the typical non-conference game from Penn State. The Nittany Lions struggled out of the gate but buckled down and adjusted in the second half to blow out the Flashes.
Pittsburgh's first game was a relatively easy 28-7 victory over Villanova that saw the return of running back James Conner, who was diagnosed with and fought off Hodgkin's Lymphoma this offseason. He rushed for 17 carries and 53 yards scoring two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving). It was an emotional moment for the team and for him.
1 Burning Question: Can Penn State get to a fast start?
Penn State has this strange history of getting off to slow starts in the team's non-conference games. The Nittany Lions were slow again Saturday, leading 16-13 after the first half. That is a recurring theme in openers — Penn State led Buffalo 10-0 in the second game of the season last year and led 10-7 in the opening loss to Temple last year.
This game more resembles last year's matchup with Temple. The kind of sleeping giant team that can hang around and win. Except Pitt here is favored and, at home, it should be.
Penn State's defense should remain very good. The offense though has to pick itself up. The Nittany Lions gained just 354 yards of total offense against Kent State. Trace McSorley was 16 for 31 in his first start. He was a bit uneven although Penn State ended up taking the game in the second half.
The Nittany Lions have to make sure they add the offense to support their defense which will more likely than not keep them in the game.
Saquon Barkley had 105 yards on 22 carries in Saturday's game. He was able to get things going. That means a lot of the onus will remain on McSorley to take a step up.
Pitt's defense is not a pushover. There is not going to be time to settle in like there was against Kent State. But the Panthers are also not an incredibly strong or consistent team. They have their own flaws.
If Penn State can race out early and find some rhythm for their quarterback, they could take this win.
2 Key Stats
—172: That is the number of yards Pittsburgh gave up to Villanova last week. OK, that is Villanova. Not exactly the strongest competition. But Big Ten fans know what Pat Narduzzi defenses do. They are aggressive, they hit hard and they are fairly strong in all areas. The Panthers last year in Narduzzi's first year were 50th in defensive S&P+. They will look to continue to get better. Their first week showed they can play defense at a shutout level. This is obviously a step up.
—30: That is how long Amani Oruwariye had to run for a pick-6 in the third quarter that helped Penn State get some breathing room against Kent State. The Nittany Lions forced two turnovers in the game. Penn State's defense is ahead of its offense at the moment and that will have to remain the case heading into this critical game. Penn State will probably not be able to rely on a defensive score to win this game, but the team will need to create turnovers and make things as easy as possible.
3 Key Players
Saquon Barkley, Penn State RB: In games that are going to be as closely competed as this one, a team has to rely on its stars. Penn State and Pitt both have strong defenses. Whichever of their star players steps to the plate will likely win. Offensively, Barkley may be the best player in the game. That will give Penn State a very good chance. He rushed for 105 yards on 22 carries. He will have to do that against a tough Pitt defense to give Penn State a chance and take pressure off quarterback Trace McSorley.
Nyeem Warman-White, Penn State LB: The graduate senior had his entire season taken away last year with an injury. He returned this year and had a strong game in his return to the field four tackles, two pass breakups and a half sack. That kind of balance in pass coverage and attacking the backfield will be important for Penn State to keep the pressure up and dictate play.
Avonte Maddox, Pittsburgh DB: Maddox was one of the big defensive players in last week's game against Villanova and showed he could help support in the backfield as much as he does in the secondary. He totaled five tackles with two sacks last week. He was an All-ACC honorable mention and helps out with special teams too. Maddox will have to help with the run game against Sequon Barkley and continue to limit McSorley for Pittsburgh to control this game.
4 Bold Prognostications
–James Conner scores again: James Conner scored twice in his first game back after beating cancer the last year. He had a relatively modest game on the ground. But Pitt will turn to him again and he will score again for the Panthers against the Nittany Lions.
—Penn State scores on defense again: Pittsburgh may not be a big turnover team, but Penn State's defense is certainly opportunistic. The Nittany Lions broke open the game last week with a defensive touchdown. They will need their defense to set up another score with a turnover to help the offense out.
—Sequon Barkley tops 100 yards: That is usually a good sign to Penn State winning. Barkley is going to have to top 100 yards in most games to give the Nittany Lions a chance to win. He will do it against a tough Pitt defense.
—Penn State outdraws Pitt: The game at Heinz Field is a sell out. Something tells me not everyone will wear gold (although they all will be wearing blue). Penn State travels. And especially in state, the Nittany Lions are going to expect a home field advantage in this road game.
5 Staff Predictions
Andy: Penn State 28-24
Dave: Pittsburgh 24-13
Phil H.: Pittsburgh 27-20
Phil R-R: Pittsburgh 24-21
Zach: Pittsburgh 23-20
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As I was searching for alternatives to candy ideas for Halloween, I couldn't help but notice some of the outrageous photos on Pinterest. First, let me explain that I am not going to be "that house" on Halloween. I won't be handing out toothbrushes and toothpaste. I have my son on a gluten-free diet and I know there are other children who have food allergies, so I would like to offer something that they can have too. Of course I will have a bowl of candy as well. Halloween isn't Halloween without candy, duh.
Back to the post at hand. I don't know about you, but I have very little time to be creative anymore. After working a full day of work, picking my son up from school, squeezing in a workout (if I can), cooking dinner, picking up the house, bathing my son, reading him books, and putting him to bed; I'm freaking exhausted! Most of the time I am doing this on my own because my husband works out of town. When I think candy alternatives, I'm on this level:
But then, I start seeing photos like these:
And I'm like, "Who in the hell has time for that?!" The people who serve this at their parties must have personal chefs or they literally have nothing else to do all day besides make up fancy food dishes to post in Pinterest and make moms like me feel bad. (I don't actually feel bad. I just shake my head and laugh at them.)
The "Graveyard Taco Dip" might be kinda easy to make, but it's still going to take at least two hours to get all that shit together. I wonder if the person who made this had a toddler attached to their leg repeating, "I want some chocolate milk" the entire time. That would be a hilarious YouTube video.
The "Cheese Eyeballs"? Seriously?! Why would I take a teeny tiny tipped paint brush and paint on red coloring just so someone can shove it in their mouth without even looking at it? Waste. Of. Time. I could be relaxing in the tub with a good book and a glass of wine.
Although very cute, these cheese broomsticks look like they are so tedious to make. Sitting there cutting the edges of cheese and then masterfully tying it with green chives. I have pretty small fingers, but that seems impossible unless you have a food fairy living in your kitchen. I can just see myself hunched over the breakfast table, tongue out, a thin layer of sweat on my forehead, finally getting one end through the loop, just to have it untie. In which I would give up and just start eating the pretzel sticks and cheese by myself. With a glass (or bottle) of wine, of course.
I'm taking the easy route this year.


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New Zealand milk firm shares soar 30% on profit forecast
Shares in New Zealand dairy firm - The a2 Milk Company (A2) - were up more than 30% in Sydney on Friday after the firm raised its full-year earnings forecast on demand for its infant formula in China and Australia.
It is the second time since November the company has raised its guidance.
A2 said group revenue could reach 315m New Zealand dollars ($211.1m; £141.5m) for the period, up from NZ$285m.
The firm's shares have soared close to 140% in the year to date.
Imported baby milk powder is now the preferred product in China. A deadly tainted milk scandal in 2008 that led to at least six children dying and some 300,000 falling ill has seen wary Chinese consumers switch to products made in Australia or New Zealand.
The a2 Milk Company told the BBC that China's level of faith in imported products is so strong - they did not need to change their packaging for sale on the mainland.
"Chinese buyers want to know the products are from Australia or New Zealand, so we don't have to repackage or use Chinese language on the products," a spokesman for the firm said.
A tin of the firm's infant baby milk powder sells for US$23.50 in Australia and close to US$40 in China.
A2's chief executive Geoffrey Babidge said the firm's latest guidance provided further evidence of the increasing appeal of the firm's infant formula in Australia and China "and the growth potential in additional markets in the future".
However, demand from Chinese consumers has resulted in shortages of infant milk formula supplies at a domestic level.
Milk shortages
In November, rival milk production company Bellamy's Australia apologised to its customers after many of them were unable to find cans of formula in their local supermarket.
The Tasmania-based firm, which makes Australia's only certified organic infant formula, blamed "unprecedented demand" for its products and said that "purchases of products solely for the practice of on‐selling in overseas markets has led to limited stocks of [its] products on the shelves of Australian retailers".
Soon afterwards, the firm raised its prices for its popular organic infant forumula, blaming "global demand over recent years".
"The cost of organic milk is now three times the cost of conventional milk and regrettably we are no longer in a position where we can maintain our current pricing," Bellamy's said on its website.
The move has upset consumers in Australia and has led to supermarket giant Coles posting an apology in its stores for the price hike.
Coles has restricted sales of Australian-made baby milk formula to four units per customer, while rival Woolworths has an eight can per customer limit.
However, Australian consumer lobby group Choice said there had been numerous reports of empty shelves or of retailers failing to enforce sales limits.
Choice has called on the Australian government to guarantee the supply of infant formula - particularly for children under the age of one.
"We need to collect national information about the shortages and find out exactly where and why they are happening," Choice's Kate Brown said.
"We'll use any insights to help strengthen our hypothesis that the government and retailers need to act to ensure parents and carers have access to a reliable formula supply," she said.
The group has asked parents to report infant milk shortages to them via their website.


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Review: Proust and the Squid by Maryanne Wolf
Proust and the Squid is about the magic and mechanics of reading. Wolf chronicles the development of writing and, by extension, reading, detailing the neuroscience behind them.
She makes a good case for the transformative powers of reading on human cognition, and champions the intriguing idea that dyslexia may be linked to "unparalleled creativity". Less convincing are her fears that a new generation of internet-savvy readers will forfeit reading's "secret gift of time to think", which allows our minds to reach beyond the text.
Proust and the Squid