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Batman & Robin #12
CoverIt's time for all the Robins of the New 52 to gather together. And Damian Wayne might not be very friendly to his predecessors.
In next month's Batman and Robin #10, writer Peter Tomasi and artist Pat Gleason will begin their second story arc in the title they relaunched as part of the New 52. And according to Tomasi, it's all building toward an "uber-story" he promised in our last interview.
Batman and Robin just finished up this week's "Night of the Owls" issue, which followed a critically acclaimed first arc. In their debut storyline, the creative team added another thematic layer to the comic as Damian and Bruce Wayne adjusted to their roles of father and son against the backdrop of a villain named Nobody.
The father-and-son story is resonating with readers, who have made Batman and Robin one of the top-selling DC titles since the company's relaunch.
Now that the title is heading toward a team-up (and likely psychological showdown) between the New 52 Robins, Newsarama talked with Tomasi to discuss the storyline he just finished up with issue #8, and what's coming next for the title.
Newsarama: Peter, your first storyline on this title has really defined how father and son work together as Batman and Robin. What have you learned about the characters as you've written the story, and what do you hope readers have taken away about the dynamics of their personal/professional relationship?
Peter Tomasi: That's it's fluid. That it's ever-changing like all relationships in life through the course of time. You never know when another roadblock or life altering situation will occur that will make you view the dynamic between two people in a different way. Batman and Robin will see each other through their distinctive prisms so to speak, but the biggest difference for them at this stage is that they want to get closer, they want to connect as father and son, and only time will tell if they can bridge the gap between them in a long lasting and meaningful way.
Nrama: Obviously, the action Damian took against Nobody at the end of this storyline comes from the differences between Bruce and Damian. But it also represents a choice by Damian -- or maybe even two choices, doesn't it -- as he chooses Bruce's side and a chance at walking the moral line, yet chooses to get there via a method his father doesn't condone?Batman & Robin #9 Tomasi: Life is built on choices. We make the right ones and the wrong ones all the time, in the big moments and the small moments, sometimes not knowing that the small moment was really the big moment and the big moment was really the small moment. Bruce and Damian are walking on separate sides of the street across from each other right now, and slowly but surely what they choose and are prepared to do in stressful situations will hopefully get them to a place where they can both walk down the same road together morally and ethically yet still be distinct individuals who respect and love each other.
Nrama: How has this experience changed or further defined Bruce? He's obviously still dealing with those ever-present parent issues, but he seems to have realized some other things about himself, hasn't he?
Tomasi: Learn as we go, right? One of the great things that being a father does is illuminate your life in ways that you couldn't have imagined before. It gives you a whole new perspective about not only your relationship and responsibility to your own son/daughter and the world at large, but it shines an all new and all different light on you, opening doors of self-realization that you may not have been sure existed or even wanted to open before. That's the way I'm seeing Bruce at this juncture of his life.
Nrama: How much does Bruce's approach to this relationship build upon things he learned from the former Robins?
Tomasi: Every former Robin was a distinct individual with specific traits, personalities, and even world views, so Bruce, being the intelligent man he is, most definitely absorbed in a direct and indirect way due to the former Robins ages, what it's like to be a father-figure/mentor/guardian for very different kids and is now applying what he's learned with the most difficult kid of all, Damian Wayne, his own flesh and blood.
Nrama: What did Damian mean by saying "protect our castle" and "our kingdom?" Is that simply a boy's view of the mantle they carry? Or was it related more to the triumph of the "house of Wayne" over the "house of Ducard?"
Tomasi: It was a combination of both actually. And also in that moment of extreme duress I used it to peek into Damian's psyche a bit to show that there is a part of him that considers himself a boy-warrior-poet-king due to the way he was raised by his mother, Talia, who saw him as sort of a new Alexander the Great.
Nrama: Last time we talked, we discussed what the dog's name represents. You said you considered naming him Ace (nice touch), but you instead chose the name, "Titus," referring to Shakespeare's most violent play. Can you touch upon why the dog's name popped into Damian's mind at that moment in issue #8 when he had just killed Nobody, and was practically bleeding to death? Was it because Damian felt his family had "won" against the other family, just like the battle between two families in Titus Andronicus? Or was it simply that a boy wanted to go home to his doggy?Batman & Robin #10 Tomasi: This was a pure moment without any thought of Shakespeare's play at that second. It was a moment of a boy revealing a secret up to this point to his father. It was Damian reaching out to connect to Bruce even more by sharing something small with him. And it was also about what the dog represents at that moment to a wounded soldier boy, whcih is the quiet solitude and safety of home where in a perfect world there are no demands, a place to just be a 10-year-old boy if only for a moment.
Nrama: It's a good sign that a boy who enjoyed killing animals is growing attached to a dog, isn't it? A first step?
Tomasi: I never looked at Damian as someone who enjoyed killing animals such as the bat and the firefly we saw during the course of the story. It was simply something he did, a release valve in a strange way, not something he took any pleasure in. And you can see that thought carried through in Pat's drawing where I asked him to have Damian looking detached, matter of fact about it, somewhat in a clinical way like the way he flicks the bat's broken neck and the way he examines the firefly's glowing blood on his fingers.
Nrama: You know, this comic had my eyes filled with tears at a couple places. Bruce's reaction to seeing Damian on the table, his pained words toward the painting of his parents, the conversation Damian had with his father. Did that level of emotion get to you at all as you wrote it? Or did you know exactly what you wanted this final issue to be?
Tomasi: It means a lot to me to hear that you were affected in a deeply emotional way in the journey of characters I care about and spend a lot of time with, Vaneta. And the readers I've spoken to have also said how they teared up when reading issue #8, so trust me when I say that a writer is walking on air when he hears comments about his work like that. And yeah, I get emotional when writing scenes like that even when I've know for a year how that issue was going to read. I beat out that issue pretty early in the run, so it was the emotional goal post I was working hard towards.
Nrama: You're really pushing Pat Gleason's art to a higher level with everything from intense action to emotional conversations. How has your collaboration with your artist contributed to your approach to this comic?
Tomasi: We're simply Butch and Sundance at this point in our working relationship. Hopefully we're both growing and getting better as artists as time goes by. Pat has always had the ability to do great emotional and action stuff. If you don't believe me go check out his amazing run on Green Lantern Corps. It may sound mercenary, but I knew what Pat was/is capable of, and it was his visuals I saw in my head that would make this book soar like I wanted and needed. I'm so proud of our first story arc and Pat, not to mention, Mick Gray and John Kalisz, getting to do all 160 pages of it was phenomenal. To have the same team keep the aesthetics at such a high level gets me pumped when writing this book. I hope that first volume has a long shelf life and gets great critical reviews and word of mouths because I think it deserves it thanks to the artistic crew that brought my scripts to life. I feel they have been sorely overlooked amidst the New 52 launch and I hope the hardcover collection finds an even wider audience and rectifies that.
Nrama: The final image in #8, after the game of fetch, was packed with symbolism: a boy, his baseball, his dog, the bright spark of light in a firefly — all overshadowed by the looming bat-signal and the graves of the boy's grandparents. You weren't trying to say something, were you?
Tomasi: I'm always trying to say something, Vaneta, and what I've got to say will become more apparent as the next few months go by! I'm always glad when readers pick up on the symbolism and also bring their own emotions and life experiences into a story. Nothing like a firefly perched on a baseball to give readers a little hope.Batman & Robin #11 Nrama: But that final image pretty much sums up this whole storyline's theme, doesn't it? Death's impact on this father and son, their pursuit of a "normal" relationship within the dark, and that spark of light they're trying to hold onto under the weight of the Batman mantle?
Tomasi: You're so hooked into the story, Vaneta, that you're answering your own question. I had that last sequence between Bruce, Damian, and Alfred at the back of the manor pop into my head pretty early on when building the story, and that final image was something I tried very hard to earn in my own twisted way. I like to ask myself at certain times if I earned a specific story beat, and it keeps me honest and as objective as I can possibly get with myself. My favorite part of writing Batman and Robin is getting the chance to humanize these great characters, play with them emotionally out of uniform as much as in uniform.
Nrama: You've made it clear in our past interviews that you wanted the relationship between Bruce and Damian to be the main dramatic focus of this comic, which was obviously the case in this first storyline. Will that continue to be the central theme going forward?
Tomasi: Yes it will, but I'll also be escalating the action scenes in the upcoming issues and placing Batman and Robin into some intense situations that will showcase their relationship in a big way.
Nrama: You said in our last interview that "people will look back at this first arc and see how integral it was to the Batman uber-story in the months to come." Now that we've finished this first arc, can you give any indication of what you meant by "uber-story?"
Tomasi: Actually, I can't, Vaneta. The only thing I can say at this point is to keep reading and by the end of the year the uber-story will be revealed and if I can play the commercial card for a moment which I don't usually do, all manners of life forms will flock to the comic shops and bookstores to purchase the collections of Tomasi, Gleason, Gray and Kalisz's Batman and Robin.
Nrama: Before you get to that uber-story -- just to warn you, I'm totally stealing that term from now on...
Tomasi: Feel free. As long as I get a royalty for every time you use it, I'm cool with that
Nrama: You just had your one issue for the "Night of the Owls" event this week. The Talon in Batman and Robin #9 was from 1778, but what was striking about the comic was that it took place outside of Gotham, in the Barrens. Why was that?
Tomasi: I felt that it'd be cool to change up the environs a bit since all the other books would be in Gotham and place the battle between "two birds" so to speak into a woodland area where they can proceed to spill as much blood as possible. And Damian's reaction was right on line with all the other Bat family members who get a serious call such as this one from Alfred -- follow orders and get the job done.
Nrama: We talked a little before about how much Bruce's experience with the other Robins has influenced his relationship with Damian. But we'll find out more about Damian's relationship with the other Robins in issue #10. Who's involved in that issue, and what can you tell us about the premise?
Tomasi: Issue #10's got our usual cast of characters along with Nightwing, Red Robin, and Red Hood. The premise is about a character called Terminus who wants to inflict some special pain on Batman and Gotham while the interaction between the former Robins is based on Damian wanting to prove something to them.
Nrama: Issue #11's solicitation indicated Damian isn't exactly friends with the former Robins. Is it safe to say Jason Todd and Damian are at odds in that issue?
Tomasi: Damian's most definitely not friends with the other former Robin's, especially Jason and Tim. I would say that he has respect for Grayson since they spent some time together as the dynamic duo. Damian's out to prove that he's the best Robin not only physically, but mentally. And he's prepared to make them jump through his own hoops.
Nrama: Will this Robins storyline continue for awhile? (And is this your uber-story?)
Tomasi: This 'Robin' aspect of the story is on the table for issues 10 and 11 along with some of 12. It's not the uber-story per se, but it's a piece of the big picture that I'm constructing to delve into how Damian sees himself in relation to the other members of the Bat family and what his role/place in it is.
Nrama: Thanks for not charging me a royalty for that. Well, to finish up, Pete, is there anything else you can tell us about what's coming in 2012 for Bruce and Damian in Batman and Robin?
Tomasi: Something wicked this way comes, Vaneta. Something very wicked.
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AccuWeather Global Weather Center — 25 March 2014 — AccuWeather.com reports despite the arrival of spring, the icy grip of winter still retains a stranglehold on much of the Midwest and Northeast. The 2013-14 winter season is one of the coldest winters in 20 years, according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dave Dombek.
"It's probably the coldest the Northeast has seen since 1993-94," he said in early March.
With snowfalls approaching annual all-time record highs in many of the major metropolitan areas across the country, the winter season has shattered expense records in the North.
According to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Jack Boston, the reason behind the record-breaking winter is due to a blocking high pressure ridge over Alaska, the Yukon and the Northeastern Pacific Ocean.
"That system deflected the jet stream across the North Pole, down through Canada and into the United States," he said, citing unseasonably low temperatures as a result of this burst of arctic air.
The cool air from the North meets with the jet stream and moisture in the South to create storm systems, and this is the main reason behind this year's heavy snowfall totals, Boston said.
Toledo, Ohio, experienced their snowiest winter ever, with a record breaking snowfall of 84.8 inches. Weather data for the city has been collected since the late 1800s, according to AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Brian Edwards.
Toledo's average annual snowfall is usually 37.8 inches. The previous record snowfall was recorded in the winter of 1978-79 at 73.1 inches.
"The high snowfall totals were more due to actual storm systems rather than lake-effect snow," he said, adding that Erie, Pa., received 130.7 inches of snow compared to the annual 95 inches and that a total of 122 inches fell in Buffalo, N.Y.
"It's impressive," he said. "Everybody is way above normal."
This year, Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio, were both hit with more than a 220 percent of their average annual snowfall. Cincinnati has received 47.1 inches, making it the fourth-snowiest winter on record for the city.
With about a 230 percent of the average annual snowfall, Detroit was slammed with 90.7 inches of snow, and Chicago got 80 inches this season, making it the third-snowiest winter on record for both cities.
"Below-average February temperatures were observed across much of the northern and central contiguous U.S., with the largest departures from normal across the Midwest," according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
In addition to the snowstorms walloping the Midwest, cities in the Northeast have also approached all-time highs in snowfall totals as well as experienced record-breaking cold spells.
According to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, February 2014 ranks 37th for coldest February on record nationwide.
Philadelphia experienced a 314 percent of their average annual snowfall, with a total of 67.6 inches of snow, making it the third-snowiest winter on record, while Norfolk, Va., and Washington, D.C., were hit with more than double their annual average in snow this year.
"Looking at preliminary data, the Northeast was cooler than normal during February," according to NOAA's website. "Western areas of New York and Pennsylvania were the coldest, with departures as low as minus 10 degrees."
The lingering cold has also set the stage for late-winter storms carrying into early spring.
On March 20, Washington, D.C., was hit with the largest March snowstorm since 1999.
The storm dropped 7.2 inches of snow, making it the third-largest snowfall on record for late-March. The only competitors include the March 28 to 29 snowstorm in 1942 which dropped 11.2 inches on the city and on March 27 to 28 in 1891 where snowfall totaled one foot.
"This weather pattern is very stubborn about breaking," Boston said. "That is why many parts of the northern and eastern U.S. are having this slow ending to winter."
Michael Kuhne, By Staff Writer for AccuWeather.com


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One aspect of Common Core is that students gain literary and cultural knowledge as well as familiarity with various text structures and elements through extensive reading of stories, drama, poems, and myths. This works out great for primary teachers, because it gives us license to read to our students. However, it also challenges us not just to read, but read with a purpose, as stated in CCRA.R.9: analyze how two or more texts address similar themes or topics in order to build knowledge or to compare the approaches the authors take. In this way we give our students more information they can use as prior knowledge and apply to other subject areas. In First Grade we start this process through RL.1.9: compare and contrast the adventures and experiences of characters in stories.
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In today's lesson I introduced my students to the concept of indentifying basic similarities in and difference between two literary texts on the same topic through a teacher read a-loud.
As seen on the accompanying video (Two Shells), I began this lessen by holding up two different types of shells and asking my students what are the same and different about them. After hearing their responses I passed the shells around so my students could have a better look at them.
We then moved to our seats where I asked my students what do the words contrast and compare mean. The student on the video does a great job answering for the class. From there I gave my students a moment to think about yesterday's story, Moving Day, Robert Kalan. I then used the magic cup to select students to retell the story from the beginning, middle, and end. (Even though sequencing was not the focus of the lesson, I usually have my students do this activity to help them with their re-telling and comprehension skills) When we finished I explained that today I was going to read another story about a hermit crab to them and they were to listen for things that were the same as and different from Moving Day.
Before I began reading Old Shell, New Shell, by Helen Ward, I gave each student a sheet of lined newsprint folded in half and instructed them to write three things about the hermit crab or something that happened in Moving Day on the left side. After a few minutes I used the magic cup Demonstration Video: Magic Cup) to select a few students to share one thing they wrote. I wrote these responses on the Promethean board, I did this so my beginning students could keep up. When we finished this activity, I had my students put their papers and pencils away and introduced the story, Old Shell, New Shell. As I began reading, I encouraged my students to listen for things about this new hermit crab that were the same as or different from the hermit crab in Moving Day. When I finished reading I gave my students a moment to think about Old Shell, New Shell, and using the magic cup selected three students to retell the story from the beginning, middle, and end. After my students agreed to the events of the story I had them take out their lined newsprint and write three things that the hermit crab in Old Shell, New Shell did, or events in the story that were the same as in Moving Day.
Again after a few minutes of writing I used the magic cup to select students to share what they wrote and added these responses to the Promethean board. Once we finished I had my students share their lists with their table partners.
At this point we moved into our differentiated leveled reading groups where my students rotate every 15 to 20 minutes through independent practice work areas. One of these areas is journal writing where my students used their lists to write in their journals how Moving Day and Old Shell, New Shell were the same and different. I instructed them to look at their lists and think about a writing "hook" that would tell the reader that the journal was going to compare two stories. The two accompanying two videos shows me checking the work of two students in my highest reading group. In Comparing the Stories the student explains what he did, and you can hear the hook the student used to get the readers attention. The student in Journal Reading demonstrates a well written journal piece.
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Az. Agr. Giovanni Rosso is a small, family-owned 12 hectare estate, located exclusively in the Serralunga d'Alba hamlet of Baudana, in the Barolo region. The Rosso family have been Serralunga d'Alba vineyard proprietors & grape growers since the 1890s before starting to bottle wine under the 'Giovanni Rosso' label in 1995'
The estate has recently been revitalised by the arrival of Davide Rosso; a young man who has served his apprenticeship at, among others, Dme. Jean Grivot and Dme Denis Mortet in Burgundy.
Most of the estate's 7 parcels are centred on prime Serralunga marl, clay and sandstone soils at 430 metres; notably those of the precipitous, limestone-rich La Serra and deeper clay-rich Cerretta.
Davide's approach to viticulture is essentially organic, but will use chemicals if absolutely necessary. In the winery he follows a traditional line, with month-long wild yeast alcoholic and malolactic fermentations in small cement vats without temperature control. Gentler 'remontaggio' is preferred to 'delestaggio' to retain fruit purity. 'Affinamento'/elevage takes place in 50 hl botte made from French Fontainebleau oak. Consequently the wines capture the essence of their terroir.
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Located due south of Alba and the River Tanaro, Barolo is Piedmont's most famous wine DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita), renowned for producing Italy's finest red wines from 100 percent Nebbiolo.
Its red wines were originally sweet, but in 1840 the then extant Italian monarchy, the House of Savoy, ordered them to be altered to a dry style. This project was realised by French oenologist Louis Oudart, whose experience with Pinot Noir had convinced him of Nebbiolo's potential. The Barolo appellation was formalised in 1966 at around 1,700 hectares – only a tenth of the size of Burgundy, but almost three times as big as neighbouring Barbaresco.
Upgraded to DOCG status in 1980, Barolo comprises two distinct soil types: the first is a Tortonian sandy marl that produces a more feminine style of wine and can be found in the villages of Barolo, La Morra, Cherasco, Verduno, Novello, Roddi and parts of Castiglione Falletto. The second is the older Helvetian sandstone clay that bestows the wines with a more muscular style. This can be found in Monforte d'Alba, Serralunga d'Alba, Diano d'Alba, Grinzane Cavour and the other parts of Castiglione Falletto. Made today from the Nebbiolo clones Lampia, Michet and Rosé, Barolo has an exceptional terroir with almost every village perched on its own hill. The climate is continental, with an extended summer and autumn enabling the fickle Nebbiolo to achieve perfect ripeness.
Inspired by the success of modernists such as Elio Altare, there has been pressure in recent years to reduce the ageing requirements for Barolo; this has mostly been driven by new producers to the region, often with no Piedmontese viticultural heritage and armed with their roto-fermenters and barriques, intent on making a fruitier, more modern style of wine.
This modern style arguably appeals more to the important American market and its scribes, but the traditionalists continue to argue in favour of making Barolo in the classic way. They make the wine in a mix of epoxy-lined cement or stainless-steel cuves, followed by extended ageing in 25-hectoliter Slavonian botte (barrels) to gently soften and integrate the tannins. However, even amongst the traditionalists there has been a move, since the mid-1990s, towards using physiologically (rather than polyphenolically) riper fruit, aided by global warming. Both modernist and traditional schools can produce exceptional or disappointing wines.
Recommended traditionalist producers:
Giacomo Borgogno, Giacomo Conterno, Bruno Giacosa, Elio Grasso, Marcarini, Bartolo Mascarello and Giuseppe Mascarello.
Recommended nmdernist producers:
Azelia, Aldo Conterno, Luciano Sandrone, Paolo Scavino and Roberto Voerzio
Nebbiolo is the grape behind the Barolo and Barbaresco wines and is hardly ever seen outside the confines of Piedmont. It takes its name from "nebbia" which is Italian for fog, a frequent phenomenon in the region.
A notoriously pernickety grape, it requires sheltered south-facing sites and performs best on the well-drained calcareous marls to the north and south of Alba in the DOCG zones of Barbaresco and Barolo.
Langhe Nebbiolo is effectively the 'second wine' of Piedmont's great Barolo & Barbarescos. This DOC is the only way Langhe producers can declassify their Barolo or Barbaresco fruit or wines to make an early-drinking style. Unlike Nebbiolo d'Alba, Langhe Nebbiolo can be cut with 15% other red indigenous varieties, such as Barbera or Dolcetto.
Nebbiolo flowers early and ripens late, so a long hang time, producing high levels of sugar, acidity and tannins; the challenge being to harvest the fruit with these three elements ripe and in balance. The best Barolos and Barbarescos are perfumed with aromas of tar, rose, mint, chocolate, liquorice and truffles. They age brilliantly and the very best need ten years to show at their best.


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Growing up in a rural farming community of western North Dakota, Tim Blank gained a great appreciation for agriculture and the land we all steward. Having a passion for both farming and science, Tim pursued a degree in Horticulture Science and Greenhouse Management at Valencia College.
After graduating in 1992, Tim began his career at The Walt Disney Company's The Land Hydroponics Greenhouses at EPCOT Center. He spent his early years there conducting cutting-edge research with scientists from NASA, USDA, DOE, and Disney. And in 2000, Tim was promoted to Chief Horticulturist and Greenhouse Manager of The Land. In this role, he managed four hydroponic biomes over a two‐acre area consisting of tropical, temperate, commercial production, and aeroponic greenhouses.
In 2005, Tim left the Walt Disney Company to start Future Growing — a company that quickly became a leader in building vertical aeroponic food farms for LEED green buildings, rooftops, urban farms, and commercial greenhouses. And it was at Future Growing that Tim developed the Tower Garden® residential and commercial growing systems.
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ON TUESDAY the Bulgarian government confirmed what most of the world has known for months: The bombing of a bus carrying Israeli tourists in the Black Sea resort of Burgas last July 18 was carried out by members of Lebanon's Hezbollah organization. The results of an official investigation present leaders of the European Union with a reality that will be difficult to ignore. They must decide whether to allow a terrorist attack on E.U. territory to go unpunished or to sanction a movement that is both an Iranian proxy and the dominant party in the Lebanese government.
The case for sanctions is a strong one. The Burgas attack, which killed five Israelis and wounded more than 100, was not an isolated incident but part of a campaign of terrorism against Israeli, U.S. and gulf state targets by Hezbollah and the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps. According to a new report by Matthew Levitt of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, the two groups decided in January 2010 to launch a campaign of violence aimed at punishing Israel for the assassination of Iranian scientists and deterring an attack on Iran's nuclear program.
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Israel participates in this shadow war, too: Five Iranian nuclear scientists have been assassinated in recent years. The United States has sponsored cyberattacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. But nothing justifies Hezbollah's attempts to murder tourists; one of those killed in Bulgaria was a pregnant woman. Nor should a democratic community such as the European Union tolerate terrorist attacks on its territory by an established organization such as Hezbollah, which seeks recognition as a legitimate political movement worthy of governing Lebanon.
The United States, which long ago designated Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, has been pressing European leaders to do the same so that the group's funds in European banks and other financial assets can be targeted. Several governments, led by France, have resisted; they worry that sanctions could further destabilize Lebanon or subject European peacekeepers in the south of that country to reprisals. Bulgaria's findings should end the debate. Inaction would mean accepting that Europe can be a free-fire zone for Iran and its proxies.


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Over at Grantland, the occasionally notorious but always thoughtful writer Tom Bissell has weighed in on The Witcher 2. He is… not impressed. In fact, after 6 hours with the game, he decided he'd seen enough.
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He explains his retreat via that pithy (and chuckle-inducing) quote up top. While I'm a big fan of the game, I can't say that I disagree with any one part of his review. It's almost as though it's possible to feel more than one way about something.
Clearly, The Witcher 2 managed to win me over in ways that it didn't win Bissell. As Jason and I discussed last week, the game gave me a "buy-in moment."
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Bacaro in Boulder gets new chef, fresh emphasis on simple, seasonal cooking
Bacaro, a two-story Italian place on Pearl Street in Boulder, always seemed to me like a happy-hour-only place. The few times I visited the food was just OK, but during happy hour, very affordable. And the happy-hour crowds got the message – the place packs 'em in.
Happy hour isn't going anywhere at Bacaro, which is a good thing. But Corrado Fasano, the owner, hired a new chef, they overhauled the menu, and I'm delighted. Bacaro occupies a nice space on the west end of Pearl Street, and it has a lively (and rare) rooftop deck along with a great people-watching patio. I hope to visit the place sometime this week and try some of the new dishes.
"We have moved to a much cleaner and lighter menu," said Patrick Halloran, 34, the new chef, who moved to Colorado from Austin, where he cooked for five years. "When I took over I found the menu rather dated and not amazingly executable. I designed the menu to be simple food, really focusing on the ingredients. That is where Italian food is at its best. It lends itself so well to let flavors and ingredients speak for themselves. One of my favorite dishes on the menu is fennel salad (see photo above), which is shaved fennel, tarragon, a lemmon vinaigrette and Parmesan crisp."
Halloran also talked about the wild boar ribs, which are unexpectedly petite. "Everybody expects huge ribs, but wild boars are small. They are the size of a pinkie finger. We grill them, braise them, and drop them in the deep fryer for 1 minute, tossed with a nice sauce, and Italian sofrito. It's fun."
Sounds good to me, chef. Other new items include a lamb sirloin, cioppino, steak fritte, and much more.
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Halloran said he plans to spend a lot of time in farmers markets this summer, and filling the menu with produce direct from Colorado fields. He already has trucked up to Greeley to nab a whole, 220-pound pig, which he hauled back to Bacaro and turned into pate, sausages, meatballs and Bolognese sauce, among other things.
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Peck, 66, of Los Angeles, said the group serves 3,400 veterans nationwide who have post-traumatic stress disorder, are homeless or unemployed.
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I really like used cars. Regular readers already know this, because I'm constantly bragging about the Carmax warranty on my used Range Rover. "Your warranty is excellent!" I will often tell the salesman who sold it to me, over the telephone. To which he will proudly reply: "You've called me every day for a year! I don't even work there anymore! I was just doing that job to pay for grad school! If you contact me again, I'm going to the cops!" Really, it's personal relationships like these that ensure repeat business.
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A gathering of remembrance for friends and family will take place at the stake center from 9:30 to 11 a.m. the morning of the funeral.
Joyce Martin passed away on March 13. Her morning started just like most of the previous 30,000 days of her 82-year life… she was ready to go.
Joyce went for her morning workout, said that she felt a little dizzy, and was gone in a moment.
Just like that, her life was gone, but her legacy will live on. Joyce leaves behind a growing family of children and grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She leaves behind a host of good friends and wonderful memories, and a legacy of production and hard work. Joyce was an advocate for the arts and education. She had a sharp wit and a perceptive eye.
Joyce and her sister, Ingrid Adams, owned the San Juan Record in the 1980s and 1990s. The weekly newspaper for San Juan County developed a unique presence during the dozen years she served as the publisher and Editor.
The paper was carefully edited and lovingly crafted to have a recognizable look and feel. With a simple flag on the front page, artful ads and tightly-edited stories, Joyce and Ingrid were able to fit a lot of news into the small tabloid format.
She was careful to be fair and balanced and to accurately report the news. She had to deal with a number of painful and divisive issues, and always seemed to find that fine line between opposing viewpoints.
I learned much from Joyce during the six months that I sat at her feet and learned the newspaper business.
She was a formidable Editor. And it was from Joyce's editing that I learned much about her.
Joyce always looked for a way to say something in just a few words. This is a necessary skill in order to edit a newspaper with a small news hole.
Joyce hated fluff. One of her pet peeves was copy that read, "I would like to stand here and take the opportunity to thank…."
Joyce would say, "Don't just 'stand there' and don't 'take the opportunity,' just say it and get on." As an Editor, she was blunt, precise, to the point and remarkably spot-on.
"I hate passive verbs," she would say. "Always look for active verbs." There was nothing passive about Joyce. She loved a good and simple verb and her life reflected it.
Joyce didn't just walk away when I bought the business. She continued to offer well-timed advice through warm, handwritten notes. We will all miss her.
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Dear bosses of employees who love Halo: Tomorrow might not be the most productive day of the year.
Halo 4 is finally here. More than 10,000 retail locations around the world in 40 countries will open their stores at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday to the thousands of fans waiting for the latest installment of the legendary series.
There will be more than 30 marquee global launch events with Halo 4 gameplay, food and raffle prizes planned in Paris, Tokyo and several other big cities. In London, fans were treated to a Halo aerial lighting performance that was visible for miles over the city. A Halo 4 Glyph symbol measuring 50 feet in diameter flew over the city, and you can see it at the top of the picture above.
Seattle is hosting one of the big events and the Microsoft Store in University Village will undoubtedly be packed with Halo diehards waiting to embrace Master Chief again (you can literally hug him, as he'll be there). One cool part about the Seattle launch party will be the presence of employees from Microsoft's 343 Industries, which has taken over development of the Halo games from Bungie Studios.
GeekWire will be live from the launch event with pictures, videos and Tweets from Halo Central.
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Book Review - There and Back Again: J.R.R. Tolkien and the Origins of The Hobbit by Mark Atherton
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One for the Tolkien enthusiasts. The influences that formed the Hobbit came from many areas of Tolkien's life and interests. History, language, literary sources and geography are discussed in this readable exploration of the many facets of The Hobbit. What, for example, were the previous iterations of dragons and their attachment to hoards of gold? Where did the riddle games that Gollum and Bilbo play originate? A treasure trove to dip in and out of. But the best advice is probably to go back and read The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings one more time! Wendy
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LONDON (AP) - Lionel Messi is the best soccer player in the world and his Barcelona team is the top-rated club, according to the inaugural AP Global Soccer 10 rankings released Tuesday by The Associated Press.
A global panel of soccer writers chose Messi as the clear leader in a top 10 list of players for his performance in the week ending Oct. 29.
The Argentine forward has been scoring almost at will for Barcelona in the Spanish league and Champions League, and he added two more in Saturday's 5-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano.
"Shame on Messi," said Filip Bondy, a panelist who writes for the Daily News in New York. "He scored only twice. At this rate, he'll only be the best player in the world ... forever."
Messi received 140 points of a possible 180, 29 points ahead of Real Madrid rival Cristiano Ronaldo with 111. Atletico Madrid striker Radamel Falcao was third with 79 points.
The top three all play in Spain. Manchester United striker Robin van Persie was fourth, followed by Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The 18-member panel selected Barcelona as the team of the week. Barca was 21 points ahead of Spanish rival Atletico Madrid. Manchester United was in third place after beating Chelsea 3-2 on Sunday in the Premier League.
Each panelist picks 10 teams and players, with 10 points for first place and one for 10th. The weekly survey includes journalists from Europe, South America, North America and Asia.
All 10 teams are from Europe and the top 10 players all play for European clubs. Three Bundesliga teams were in the top 10 - Schalke, Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund - but league-leader Bayern Munich failed to make it after losing its first league game of the season against Leverkusen.
"It was an unforgettable week for Borussia Dortmund after a thrilling victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League, with Mario Gotze showing his talent at the highest level and capable of scoring in a Bundesliga 2-0 away win at Freiburg," said Aurelio Capaldi, who works for Rai in Italy.
Gotze crept into 10th place in the poll, in which all are strikers or attacking midfielders.
Although the top 10 players were all based in Europe, James Porteous of the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post gave an honorable mention to China striker Gao Lin. The Guangzhou Evergrande forward scored a last-minute goal to help his team defend its Chinese league title, giving veteran coach Marcello Lippi his first club championship outside Italy.


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Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 07:39 PM - Ancient history jokes and anecdotes, Greek and Roman, Army and Navy Jokes and AnecdotesWhile retreating from Greece aboard a Phonecian ship, a dangerous storm blew up. The ship was overloaded with Persians and it looked as though the ship would sink. Xerxes asked the pilot if there was anyway to survive and was told that the ship's load must be lighted substantially. On hearing this, the king addressed the Persians, "It is on you that my safety depends. Now let some of you show your regard for your king." Many obediently threw themselves overboard and the ship, now significantly lighter, was able to reach the shore safely. Xerxes quickly ordered that the pilot of the ship be given a golden crown for preserving his life, but then also commanded his head be cut off for causing the death of so many Perisans at sea.
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Michael L. Eskew, CEO United Parcel Service .
"Eskew has served as a member of the UPS Board of Directors since 1998.
"In 1999, he was named executive vice president and a year later was given the additional title of vice chairman. Eskew held this position prior to assuming his current role on January 1, 2002.
"In addition to his corporate responsibilities, Eskew is a Trustee of The UPS Foundation and The Annie E. Casey Foundation, which is the country's largest foundation dedicated to disadvantaged youth. In 2003, Eskew was appointed to the President's Export Council and was elected chairman of the U.S.-China Business Council in 2004. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the 3M Corporation and is a member of the Business Roundtable." [1]
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Zipp 3D forges the Service Course Stem from 6061 aluminum. This forging process aligns the grain structure of the aluminum, giving the material strength that allows for a thin-walled final structure and smooth shaping that complements today's sculpted carbon frames. Zipp uses durable stainless steel TORX head bolts on the stem to provide consistent, precise torque readings, and the bolts are more difficult to strip than traditional hex-head bolts when making pre-race adjustments.
The Service Course Alloy Stem is offered in a range of seven sizes from 70 to 130mm in 10mm increments. Each length is available in two angle options — the ±6° option is ubiquitous these days, but the ±25° models remind us of a bygone era where stems were dead flat and oh-so pro. It has a 31.8mm clamp diameter and is a perfect match for Zipp handlebars, and the 1-1/8" steerer clamp has a stack height of 41mm.
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I needed a shorter stem for the build for my daughter..this does the trick.
I believe this stem comes with ss bolts, not Titanium. Your write up says ti, specs say ss. Thanks
These will definitely have SS bolts, not Titanium.
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I searched all over the site to try and find a stem that had a ton of positive rise in the shortest possible length. This was it. 25 degree rise in a pretty stubby 75mm length was the ticket. My wife is newer to cycling and did not like the aggressive posture of her road bike compared to her mountain bike. I needed a way to get her handlebars higher to help reduce the numbness she was getting in her hands. This was a big part of the end solution. Super stoked this stem comes in such high degree of positive rise!
Can you comment on the effects of steering stability with the 75mm stem?
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Not many remember when road stems only came in -17degree. Luckily times have changed. Pretty light, stiff and inexpensive plus you don't have to be bent over.
The spec table says ±25°, the narrative says ±17°. Which is it?
We have them in both ±25° and ±6°; the latter are far more commonly used.
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