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ETSU begins conference play on Friday night
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (September 22, 2011) –The ETSU women's soccer team will play host to a pair of games this weekend, starting the conference schedule on Friday at 7 p.m. against USC Upstate, before playing its final non-conference game of the year on Sunday against UNC Asheville at 1 p.m.
In its most recent contest, ETSU traveled to Eagle Field to play Winthrop. The Lady Bucs and Eagles played even through 90 minutes, but just as ETSU did to Longwood a couple of weeks ago, so too would Winthrop do to ETSU. The Eagles scored with less than two minutes to go in the second overtime to win, 2-1, and end the Lady Bucs' four-game winning streak.
However, ETSU still has a couple more streaks they will look to extend.
Having scored in the Winthrop game, the Lady Bucs prevented being shutout as they have now done through all seven games this season. The only team to be shutout at the end of a Lady Bucs' game has been the opposition, as senior goalkeeper Caitlin Gaughan (Indianapolis, Ind.) has recorded two shutouts in goal. Gaughan yields a goals against average of 1.08, the third best in the conference, and has allowed the second fewest goals in the A-Sun, allowing eight through seven games.
On an individual level, freshman Jenna Caudle (Middletown, Md.) has a streak of her own intact. The team's leading goal scorer registered the 33rd minute goal for ETSU against Winthrop, and extended her goal-scoring streak to five-consecutive games. Caudle began her band of goals back on August 26 against Tennessee Tech, and has scored in every game appearance since then (Radford, Longwood, Wright State and Winthrop) – did not play against Alabama A&M.
A constant threat to score, the Lady Bucs lead the A-Sun in five separate offensive categories. ETSU has scored a conference-leading 18 goals, tied with Kennesaw State, while also leading the A-Sun in goals per game (2.57), assists (16), assists per game (2.29) and points (52).
Another big part to ETSU's success on the attack has been from senior Genna Petersen (Loveland, Ohio). Petersen has scored three times, including the game-winning goal against Wright State in the RedHawk Shootout, as ETSU completed the comeback to win, 2-1 (Sep. 9).
USC Upstate (1-7-1) has struggled to find the win column this season, and has yet to do so when playing on the road. The Spartans are 0-6-0 when traveling to the other team's venue, with their only win on the season coming at home in a, 6-0, win over Alabama St.
The Spartans leading goal-scorer is Michelle Calmeyn, who has netted three goals off a team-leading 19 shots in Upstate's nine games. All three of Calmeyn's goals came in the victory over Alabama St.
ETSU has never lost to USC Upstate, leading the all-time series 4-0. In the last meeting amongst the two squads on October 24, 2010, ETSU scored in the second minute of overtime to win, 1-0.
UNC Asheville (1-7-0) defeated South Carolina State this past Sunday to record its first victory of the season. The Bulldog's have been shutout four times this year (Eastern Kentucky, Wofford, Western Carolina, Appalachian State), but scored five times against South Carolina State in the victory.
As a result of its past weekend, Asheville's Amanda Knapp was awarded Big South Women's Soccer Player of the Week. Knapp scored her first goal of the year earlier in the week against Georgia State, and found the back of the net twice and tallied two assists against South Carolina State to finish off the sophomore's eight point week.
Asheville leads the all-time series 8-5-0 over ETSU, but the Lady Bucs won the most recent meeting between the two squads, defeating the Bulldogs, 4-1, in last year's season opener at Asheville.
Live stats and live video will be available for both games this weekend. The live video will be provided courtesy of ASun.TV.
Fans are encouraged to come out to Summers-Taylor Stadium on Sunday as part of a men's and women's soccer buy one get one free doubleheader. Adults who purchase a ticket for the doubleheader will receive one free ticket for their child. The Lady Bucs take on UNC Asheville at 1 p.m., before the men's soccer team plays Furman at 4 p.m.
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Character development is a critical part of any story. When a book is being written by a ghostwriter, it is especially important for the client to transmit a clear and concise picture of those individuals they have worked so hard to develop in their mind. Otherwise when the ghost writes the story, the characters may not quite measure up to what the author has envisioned. As the originator of the manuscript, a client usually has a picture in mind of the various people for the story, what they do for a living, what type of person they are, and what is going to happen along the way.
One of the best ways to transmit this to the ghost is to write a couple of paragraphs about each of the main characters that will be featured in the book. These should include physical characteristics like eye color, hair color, length, and style, height, build, any scars or deformities, and style of clothing worn. This is especially critical in period and fantasy or science fiction manuscripts.
But don't stop there. Now that the ghost writer knows what a character looks like physically, he or she is going to need to know some facts about other attributes. Smart or dumb? Brilliant, genius, average intellect, clever, street smart, stupid, dumb-witted, or lacking in common sense? Mean, nice, good natured, funny, stubborn, or evil? What is the relationship to other characters? What about social status? Is the person rich, poor, middle-class? Sometimes it is also important to include where the person is from, birthplace, or connections to other locales. Race, ethnicity, gender, and religious beliefs are more considerations to keep in mind, as these are traits that fascinate many readers.
In the case of science fiction/fantasy or horror, the writer also needs to know if the person is human. Various individuals can be anything from a demon, god, or an angel to an alien, elf, dwarf, dragon, gryphon, orc, or even a ghost. An author also has been known to make up an entirely new species previously unknown to any reader. In that case, the writer is going to need a lot more information that not only describes this new species but also gives an excellent frame of reference about how the species accomplishes the tasks set before it and how it thinks and acts. For example, if the new species does not have ears, how does it hear or determine sounds? Does it pick up vibrations that can be translated into meaning? Or maybe it has a squiggly little appendage on top of its head that enables its brain to receive the information and process it into words and actions.
A ghostwriter needs to know what makes the character unique. Armed with this information, the writer has a much better chance of making the client happy when reading the finished manuscript. Added to that is the goal of catching and holding a readers' undivided attention in meeting "people of the book."


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WWII Relic Hunting
I want to go World War II relic hunting someday... I don't want to be blown-up though, of course. That goes almost without saying. Ever since I was a little kid, I've liked military history and the idea of digging up cool kit from WW2 on the battlefield. Leaving aside discussions of policy, the Holocaust, Gitmo, warrantless wire-tapping - all that sh*t - there is something so cool about the treasure-hunting aspect of it...finding and connecting with a physical reminder of this world's very, very complex history. If any of you have done this, gone relic hunting on WWII battlefields, drop me a line or leave a comment.
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Porting dfu-util to Windows
Note: This is entirely work in progress and has not yet been successfully finished. Nevertheless hopefully the information on this page will serve as a starting point for anyone who find the time to take this further. After all, as many people still use Windows PCs as their every day computers, having a convenient way to re-flash a Neo from Windows would probably open up the user base.
Potential Approaches
- Cygwin
- Not very attactive as Cygwin binaries require Cygwin in order to run. You will not get a simple, native dfu-util.exe which can be downloaded and used on any Windows machine that way.
- MinGW/MSYS
- MinGW (Minimalist GNU for Windows) seems to be the platform of choice.
- LibUSB-Win32
- Will only be able to be built on a Windows box
MinGW/MSYS port: What has been done so far
The preferred order of installation is:
- Install MinGW (the core installation should be sufficient)
- Install MSYS (Note: make comes with MSYS while GCC comes with MinGW)
Here is step-by-step howto:
- Download http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435&package_id=240780&release_id=529741 and execute the installer.
- Note: It has often been a good idea to install into a directory that has no spaces in the filename.
- Download MSYS-1.0.10.exe from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435&package_id=24963 and install. You will need to enter the path where you installed MinGW. It's a good idea to install MinGW and MSYS next to each other, i.e. C:\SOMEDIR\MinGW and C:\SOMEDIR\MSYS.
- Note: Make sure to open the "Current Version: 1.0.10" folder as the newer version 1.0.11 does not have an installer yet. (See: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=fhvul1%24f6j%241%40ger.gmane.org)
- Download http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mingw/msysDTK-1.0.1.exe?download, which contains the autotools. Install into the same directory into which you installed MSYS itself. The installer might not automatically suggest the right directory.
- Note: If anyone can spot this file from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435, please edit this page. I was only able to find this direct link by using a search engine.
That should give you an Icon in your Start menu in MinGW->MSYS with the name of msys. Open that one, and you will find yourself in a bourne compatible shell on your native Windows system.
You can try to execute some commends such as gcc, make, etc. to make sure you installed everything correctly.
Getting dfu-util sources
Your home directory in msys lives in the location where you installed MSYS in %MSYS_HOME%\home\%USERNAME. Check out the dfu-util sources there or copy them into that directory in case you checked them out somehwere else on your Windows filesystem.
Where we're stuck
configure.ac:4: error: Autoconf version 2.59 or higher is required configure.ac:4: the top level autom4te: /bin/m4 failed with exit status: 1 configure.ac: `AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE' must be used automake: your implementation of AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE comes from an automake: old Automake version. You should recreate aclocal.m4 automake: with aclocal and run automake again. configure.ac: required file `./install-sh' not found configure.ac: required file `./mkinstalldirs' not found configure.ac: required file `./missing' not found automake: no `Makefile.am' found or specified
Looks like we need newer versions of the autotools. There are .tar.bz2 packages with newer versions on SourceForge, but it looks as if you have to install them manually.
Where to go from here
Even if the autotools will work and create a Makefile, any potential porting work is just about to start. There is a libusb port for Win32, but we don't know yet if the API will be compatible with the Linux version and what other problems might arise.
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Granville, Ohio, October 20, 2012 — Head football coach Larry Kindbom celebrated his 60th birthday in style as Washington University in St. Louis posted an 18-13 victory at Denison University on Saturday afternoon at Piper Stadium in Granville, Ohio.
Washington University picks up its second win of the year and improves its overall record to 2-5, while Denison drops its third-straight game and falls to 2-5.
Freshman kicker Alex Hallwachs booted a pair of field goals in the victory for Washington U. – a 45-yard yarder in the first quarter and a 36-yarder in the fourth quarter. Hallwachs is now 2-for-2 on the season after not attempting a field goal in the first six games of the season.
Junior quarterback Eric Daginella was superb in his third start of the season – connecting on 16-of-30 passes for a career-high 197 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Sophomore wide receiver Ryan Lubatkin(five catches, 62 yards, TD) and senior wide receiver Drew Sexton (five catches, 50 yards) were Daginella's top two threats throughout the game.
Washington U.'s defense allowed a season-low 13 points in the victory, and kept the Denison offense in check. The Big Red had a 327-264 advantage in total offense, but WUSTL's defense forced four punts and forced one key turnover. Junior linebackerPeter Lowery made a career-high 13 stops, while junior defensive back Tate Byers (eight tackles, one break-up) and senior defensive lineman William Small (six tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss) each made some big plays on defense.
Hallwachs gave Washington U. the 3-0 lead with a career-long 45-yard field goal with 0:52 seconds left in the first quarter. A costly roughing the kicker penalty by Denison allowed WUSTL to keep the drive alive, after senior punterEric Chalifour was knocked down after a 68-yard punt.
Washington U.'s defense forced a third-straight punt by Denison, and the offense responded with another score with 13:07 left in the second quarter. Daginella was chased out of the pocket before tossing a jump ball into the end zone that was hauled in by freshman tight end Mitch McMahon. The extra point by Hallwachs was blocked to keep the score at 9-0.
WUSTL forced a turnover on downs deep in their own territory on Denison's fourth possession, but junior defensive back Andrew Skalmanwas called for pass interference to keep the drive alive. Skalman made up for his mistake a few plays later as he picked off Denison QB Max Paulus in the end zone to halt the drive. The INT for Skalman was his conference-leading fourth of the season.
Denison's lone score of the half came with 3.6 seconds remaining after Matt Puracchio connected on a 21-yard field goal to make it 9-3 at halftime. Washington U. was limited to 108 yards of total offense in the first half and five first downs.
After spending just 9:58 on the field in the opening half, Washington U.'s offense drove 14 plays on 76 yards and took up 5:28 on the opening drive of the second half. Lubatkin capped the drive with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Daginella on a bubble screen. The two-point conversion failed to keep the score 15-3 with 9:27 remaining.
Denison answered back with a touchdown of its own with 40 seconds left in the third quarter after Braden Layer took a deep pass down the sideline from Paulus to trim the lead to 15-10.
Washington U.'s offense answered back with another lengthy drive – this time a 10-play, 50-yard drive that took up 4:27. After a pair of third-down conversions, Hallwachs connected from 36 yards out to make it 18-10 with 11:09 remaining.
Denison drove down to the Bears' five-yard line on the ensuing drive, but a sack by Small on 2nd-and-goal forced a 29-yard field goal by Puracchio to make it 18-13. The Big Red would get the ball back and drive into WUSTL territory, but junior defensive lineman Jeff Stoecker stopped Sam Fiorini two inches short on fourth down to preserve the win.
Washington University opens up University Athletic Association (UAA) play at home on Saturday, Oct. 27, against Carnegie Mellon University. Kickoff is set for Noon at Francis Field. Prior to the contest, Washington U. will honor its 13 senior members who will play their final home game.
Bear Notebook: Washington University and Denison met for the first time since 1968 and for the third time in school history … The Bears played their 980th game in school history on Saturday … Washington U. has won the toss in six of seven games this season … The victory for Kindbom was the 173rd of his career, moving him two victories shy of eighth place on the NCAA Division III wins list for active coaches.


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Displaying Your Hipstamatic Prints at Home
Retro-style photos that make pretty much everything look amazing? There's an app for that! Hipstamatic pics have become an everyman's art form, so why don't we see them more often in analog display? Here are a few suggestions for showing off your Hipsta collection at home.
First, you need to get your photos printed. Don't expect the high quality you'd achieve with a fancy digital camera. Hipstamatic prints make up for their low-resolution graininess with saturated, evocative color and effortlessly framed compositions. If you don't want to go the home printer route (which involves trimming down paper), send 'em off to the Hipstamart print lab, where you can get 4″, 7″, 10″, or 30″ prints made.
Some display ideas:
• These framed pics are mobile-phone shots taken for "Phonography," a benefit art show held at San Diego's Blind Lady Ale House. Photo by Grant Brittain.
• I'm loving the Boo Box by Hatchcraft. It's an easy-to-assemble bamboo shadow box frame, available in 5.5″ (to fit 4″ prints) or 9.5″ (to fit 7″ prints).
• Someone should figure out an affordable way to recreate this stunning backdrop. Maybe ditch the glass and get crafty with plywood, paint, and some framing? Mod Podge? In any case, a display like this would deliver dramatic impact in any room.
• I want to put these picture-puzzle Hipstamagnets by Jill Giordano all over my fridge.
• This simple grouping of Polaroids from Crystal & Gavin's House for Modernist Cats (& Dogs!) pops against the charcoal wall. Hipstamatics would look just as glam.
• Mario Estrada from Hipstamart took this Hipsta pic of a DIY display in his old room. Tiny wooden or metal clothespins work especially well for this kind of look. Run string or wire in straight lines if you prefer a neater look. Get your pics mounted on Gatorboard and cut to size if you want to keep them from eventually curling at the edges.
• Signed and Numbered's attractive square frames come in lots of different styles and colors and fit 4″x4″ photos. Prices start at $9.


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Porsche of Nashua is a dedicated luxury car dealership in Nashua, NH. Our inventory, staff and overall Porsche buying experience is top-notch, and recognized. We are a five-time Porsche Premier dealer, meaning that our dealership caters to you and your Porsche-buying needs. With an incredible lineup of new 2018 Porsche vehicles, like the 2018 Porsche 911, 2018 Porsche Cayenne, and the 2018 Porsche Macan, 2018 Porsche Panamera, and 2018 Porsche Boxster, our new Porsche cars will surely get your heart racing, and get you excited about driving a new luxury car. Our Porsche dealership also carries a wide range of pre-owned Porsche cars, and Certified Pre-Owned Porsche cars for any driver. You won't be disappointed when you come into our Nashua, NH Porsche dealership.
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New client-server tools help agencies migrate to enterprise computing.
othing has contributed more to the popularity of federal client-server networks than government downsizing. Agencies faced with smaller budgets and technical staffs are shifting computer applications from huge data centers filled with expensive mainframes to distributed computing environments that incorporate PCs. Inexpensive desktop machines, known as clients, can use file servers to tap more powerful computers for data and software applications to be used locally.
Client-server networks empower lower-level workers by giving them immediate access to many types of data from multiple operating systems and hardware platforms. The Social Security Administration, for instance, is linking 60,000 workstations to the agency's mainframe center in Baltimore. Distributed computing also helps workers share common resources such as printers, modems and mass-storage devices.
Although client-server networks are not appropriate for all computer applications, the technology is helping the federal government reduce many of its data centers. The Defense Department, for example, is consolidating 194 military data centers into 16 megacenters-all with the help of distributed computing.
The goal of many agencies is to connect their dozens of local-area networks(LANs), which link individual PCs and workstations. Such inter-networking helps organizations tie together disparate databases and reengineer their information systems.
This year, agencies will be relying on high-performance servers from manufacturers such as AST Research, Compaq, Dell, Hewlett-Packard and IBM to connect networks of desktop machines. Future hardware innovations are expected to improve network speeds. Compaq and Texas Instruments, for instance, are involved in a joint venture to design fast networking chips.
Prices will continue to drop this year for critical network components such as hubs, bridges, routers, gateways and repeaters. These devices from companies such as Bay Networks, Cabletron, Cisco Systems and 3ComCorp. ensure that data travels along the most efficient paths within networks. Hubs are particularly important in large networks that carry communications from multiple network protocols.
Operating Systems. Competition will continue to be fierce in 1996 for makers of network operating systems. Novell's NetWare 4.1 has had tremendous success since its introduction a year ago. The operating system, which enables client-server users to manage data through one global directory supporting the entire enterprise, has been bundled onto several server models.
Many firms, spurred by the adoption of new technology standards, have introduced programs that increase the interoperability of their operating systems. Novell's NetWare Client for Windows NT, for example, gives NT users access to NetWare. Santa Cruz Operation's Unix-based Open Server Release 5 is an open system that enables users to run applications designed for different platforms.
Network Management. One of the hottest segments of network management is directory services, which help guide network administrators through enterprises. Directories are repositories of information such as access rights and log-in names pertaining to specific applications. Directory services enable different directories to work together so data can be shared throughout a network. This eliminates the need for network managers to manually replicate data.
Directory services used to be bundled with network operating systems, but as networks became larger and more sophisticated, companies such as Banyan Systems and Novell started selling them separately. The services play a major role in helping network managers track information.
New network-management programs from makers such as Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems provide 24-hour-a-day status reports on network components. These help network administrators quickly detect traffic congestion, component failures and cable faults so networks can be reconfigured before data is lost.
Companies such as Cabletron have even started incorporating artificial-intelligence tools into their network-management software. These programs can automatically reroute data or isolate faulty devices to ensure that networks keep running efficiently.
RAD Tools. Also helping in the movement to distributed-processing environments have been rapid application development (RAD) tools, which help users write software applications for client-server networks. These tools from companies such as IBM, Powersoft, Sterling Software and Texas Instruments employ graphical-user interfaces that make customized applications relatively easy to create since users don't have to write every line of code.
Such model-based development saves agencies money and significantly reduces the time needed to deploy client-server applications. In addition, RAD tools can be reused in future applications.
And for applications developers interested in connecting copiers or other types of office equipment to networks, Novell has introduced an Embedded Systems Technology kit that enables users to integrate programming interfaces for virtually any type of electronic device.


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Service Provider IP System Test for Cisco IOS Release 12.0(23)S
Service Provider IP System Test for Cisco IOS Release 12.0(23)S
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The nEverest program is a quality initiative that focuses on satisfying customer requirements by coordinating system-level and reliability testing of Cisco IOS releases under "real world" conditions. The nEverest testing uses the following five profiles, the designs of which are based solely on customer requirements:
•Enterprise Global
•Enterprise Financial
•Service Provider/IP backbone
•Service Provider/MPLS backbone
Service Provider IP System Test for Cisco IOS Release 12.0(22)S provides a summary of the system-level and reliability testing completed atop the Service Provide/IP backbone profile for the specified release. If you would like to see the contents of this document and you are a Cisco customer, it is available at the following URL:
If you are a Cisco employee and would like to see supplementary information related to this testing, please go to the documentation page of the nEverest website and select the appropriate profiled release under the Service Provide/IP backbone profile. The nEverest website can be found in CEC by searching on the term "nEverest."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Northeast Fencing Conference (NFC) recently announced its All-Conference Team as a trio of sophomores collected plaudits for MIT. Cordelia Link and Stephanie Shin repeated as First-Team foil and Second-Team epee selections, respectively. Lindley Graham received her first league honor as she was named to the All-Conference Foil Second Team.
Teams in the Northeast Fencing Conference include Boston College, Boston University, Brandeis University, Brown University, Dartmouth College, the University of Massachusetts, the University of New Hampshire, Smith College, Tufts University, and Wellesley College.


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This activity demonstrates optical properties of water: that different constituents in water affect the transmission, absorption, and scattering of different colors in the visible light spectrum. Inexpensive, off-the-shelf components are used to... (View More) build a light sensor and source, creating a simple spectrophotometer that can measure light absorption. In the second part of this activity, principles of ocean color remote sensing are applied to measure reflectance. Using components that are clearly visible allows students to configure them in different ways. Playing with the instrument design gives students a practical understanding of spectrophotometers, in-water optics, and remote sensing. As an extension of this concept, students are encouraged to think about how ocean color is used to estimate the concentration of chlorophyll to infer phytoplankton abundance, colored dissolved organic matter, and suspended sediments. (View Less)
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First major as pro tough for Australian Macpherson
HOYLAKE, England — Bryden Macpherson finished his second and last round of the British Open 32 shots off the lead, and with a smile on his face.
He was never going to make the cut after opening his first major as a professional with an 18-over-par 90. His start on Friday wasn't encouraging either — he bogeyed his first four holes at Royal Liverpool.
"I enjoyed every moment of it, as much as you could," Macpherson said after finishing with a double bogey and an improved 80. "You go out there and you try and take in the experience for what it is, instead of what you want it to be."
The 2011 British Amateur champion qualified for the British Open by finishing tied for fourth at last year's Australian Open.
In between his rounds at Royal Liverpool, Macpherson received sage advice from countryman and 2013 Masters winner Adam Scott, who's had his share of problems at the British Open. In 2012, Scott dropped four shots in four holes to hand the tournament to Ernie Els at Royal Lytham.
"Hopefully, he can still have a bit of fun out there and enjoy the experience," Scott said. "We've all had a shocker at a major."
Macpherson's second round wasn't quite as shocking as the first.
"I actually hit the ball in play today, missed a few putts early," he said. "I hit the ball well enough to be scoring half-decent, and I played solid golf on the back nine."
Macpherson, who attended the University of Georgia, played two majors as an amateur, missing the cut at the British Open in 2011 at St. George's and at the 2012 Masters. He's playing on the PGA Tour China Series and the PGA Tour of Australasia.
Asked if he considered withdrawing on Thursday, he mentioned fellow Australian and 1991 British Open champion Ian Baker-Finch, who withdrew after shooting 92 in the first round at Royal Troon in 1997.
"He'd (Baker-Finch) already won a British Open, so he had a little more grandstanding than me," Macpherson said. "Definitely not, no. I've never pulled out of a tournament, a competitive event, and I plan to keep it that way for the rest of my career."
When told Scott suggested he might get over his difficult debut by having a couple of beers, Macpherson said: "Yeah, there might be a couple. Maybe Scotty will buy."


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Tampa Bay Rays 2012 Offseason Recap and Preview
The Rays were the beneficiaries of (reportedly) the greatest day in baseball last year:
Grade: A-
Notable Additions:
Carlos Peña, Burke Badenhop, Jeff Keppinger, Josh Lueke, Jose Molina, Fernando Rodney, and Luke Scott.
Notable Subtractions:
Casey Kotchman, John Jaso, Kelly Shoppach, and Andy Sonnanstine.
Why?: Really every thing they lost, they replaced, and they also added talent. They replaced Casey Kotchman with what I believe to be a better first baseman in Carlos Peña. They downgraded a little by replacing Shoppach with Molina, but also added a very good player in Luke Scott, who I see most likely to be the Casey Kotchman of this year for the Rays in that he will over-perform his contract.
Andy Sonnantine would have been a reliever for the Rays (because of the depth of their rotation), so they over-replaced him with Fernando Rodney, Burke Badenhop, and Josh Lueke. This was a huge bolster for a bullpen depleted from their form two years ago.
I haven't even gotten to what may be their best move of the offseason. Okay, so it really wasn't an addition, per say, but signing Matt Moore to a 6- year, $14 million (or something in that range. I'm sure of the money, but not the years), contract was probably a good move, potentially a spectacular. For those who don't know, Matt Moore is ranked in the same echelon as Stephen Strasburg. This is $2+ million a year for an ace-type pitcher for six year. They then have a secondary part of the deal made up of club-options that make the deal a total of 8 years and $40 million (this I am sure of).
You may or may not remember that Evan Longoria signed a similar contract (6 years 17.5 Million on his seventh day in the league, or something ridiculous like that). Well, doesn't that look like an incredible deal now? They can't really lose that much. At worst, they are losing the $16 Million over the first part of the contract if he stinks, or injures himself. Even for the low-budget Rays, that isn't a huge blow. The upside on this deal is enormous, though.
Predicted Record Range: 92-97 wins


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21 comments:
- ??! said...
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- November 21, 2007 at 5:40 AM
- Poojitha said...
woaha.. awesum use of letters da... amzing...ur brain does work crazy.. :D ....!!!!
n d mysooru mahal....hee hee...cool...keep it goin!!
- November 21, 2007 at 8:12 AM
- Naveen said...
waatay best i say!! ur talent is oozing out of every opening in the cardboards!! :o)
keep it up very high!!
- November 21, 2007 at 9:06 AM
Great Stuff.
Thanks for the laughs:-)))
Here's one for you...
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- November 21, 2007 at 11:08 AM
- Preeth said...
sakath a irukku pa. And we thot u could only write. And sing.
And bro, what to do about the spammer problem da.
- November 21, 2007 at 1:27 PM
- Rekha said...
Hehe.. Really Cool.. I loved
- November 21, 2007 at 3:20 PM
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- November 21, 2007 at 8:44 PM
- PizzaDude said...
Very creative and funny. I loved the Mysore palace and the Deo ones :))
- November 21, 2007 at 9:10 PM
I'd love to say something saintly as "dude, you got a lota time on your hands" or something to that effect, but this is good stuff. Please have more free time :D
- November 22, 2007 at 4:18 AM
- Prats said...
Love the way you've put your valuable time to use re....super creations....swalpa namma political situation melenu you do please....
can I blog roll you??
- November 22, 2007 at 4:34 AM
- Meenakshi said...
Also a cartoonist? Sooper!
- November 22, 2007 at 6:47 AM
- Abhipraya said...
Too good I tell you :D Waiting with baited breath (after spraying some mouth freshener of course) for more
- November 22, 2007 at 6:47 AM
- Pri said...
is it sad that i didnt get a couple of these? im not saying which ones.
- November 22, 2007 at 12:29 PM
Nummantha jawaari mandhi-ge intha-dhella thiLiyuudhu bhayankar kaTiN-ree!
Aadhroo thelee solp odkond, hang-hing maadi thiLkondni bid-ri!
(Like us rustic people, like this all understanding fearfully hard-ree!
Even then, head little broke, like that-like this did and understood leave-it ri!)
Ondh maath aagindh kaeL bekagitth ree.
Nunag blog baryaako, baryaako anth haeLtheeri,
Aadhr numag bariyaak ondhoo vishaya bitt-kottill neev!
(One matter from long ago wanted to ask-ree.
For me blog, write, write you telling me,
But, for me, to write not even one topic you have left!)
Western Classical and Indian Classical music- howdh, Social commentary-howdh, interpretative art-howdh, cartooning-howdh, travelogue-howdh, food critic-howdh, linguistic peculiarities-howdh, nostalgia-howdh….
nunag ansiddh mattige neev Chaos Theory, Numismatics, Arachnophobia, comparative religion, fuzzy logic kadae innoo haNiki haakilla.
(for me understood until, you Chaos Theory, Numismatics, Arachnophobia, comparative religion, fuzzy logic towards not yet craned your neck)
- November 22, 2007 at 4:00 PM
- Thinking aloud said...
cool!!! i really yenzhoyed:)...hoping you have more free time :)
- November 22, 2007 at 7:37 PM
- small squirrel said...
you are one seriously warped but EXCEEDINGLY funny man...
- November 22, 2007 at 9:08 PM
- Bikerdude said...
..And I'm back :)
Thanks very much I say : ??!, poojitha,naveen,anu ,preeth,rekha,sindhu,pizzadude,meenakshi,
abhipraya, thinking loud, smallsquirrel!
preeth: Delete off no, whats there. Or better still, reword the comments and repost. And edit all the HTML links to point back to your blog. Full frustru the spammer will become off.
rads: Sainthood doesnt become people who have as much free time to troll the internet and read my rubbish, as I have time to post it! :P Thanks for stopping by!
pryatsu: Nanage solpa politics allergy ide. But-aadru try maadthene. And sure, go ahead :)
anu: good one! lol
meenakshi: Correct, vat ya cartoonisht no? heh :p
abhipraya: Lol yes yes please bate, will be back with more soon hopefully.
pri: Nonsense. I think USA has slightly softened brain I say. Full I will explain off, email nalli. Ok va? ok.
Thoppe Mama: Avella nang gottila. Sum sumne yeneno helbedi. Hubli kannada blog adru shuru madri firshtu. Bhal besht iruth bidri. And sorry, your pantarocity cannot be hidden with babe-in-the-woodsy dialogues. Get cracking soon ok? ok.
smallsquirrel: HEY!! Ehh I guess you're right about the warped bit, but I assure you I have the heart of a child. In a jar on my desk even.
- November 25, 2007 at 10:09 PM
- Bit Hawk said...
Awesome! Great!!!
Seriously very very creative!
- November 26, 2007 at 1:18 PM
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- November 27, 2007 at 10:08 AM
- Bikerdude said...
bithawk: Thanks bro :) Nice coupla recent posts on your blog by the way!
KA: Thanks sami. Though In front of sun (ie your kindself) I am mere mathaap I say.
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Irish actor Chris O'Dowd has joked about having "dyslexic feet".
For his new film Cuban Fury, Chris had to take dancing lessons to play Nick Frost's love rival.
The Bridesmaids star said "I did fit in some training, which was a lot of fun but really tough. I was under the illusion that I would have an aptitude for it, some kind of natural skill for it, and I have been proven wrong,
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Chris, whose is engaged to TV presenter Dawn Porter, is encouraging people to 'escape the Olympics madness' by heading across to the Emerald Isle, and plans to watch the sporting events from there, where he is filming the second series of his Sky1 show, Moone Boy.
"I love the Olympics but I hate the congestion," he admitted.
"I live in south London and love this vibrant place most of the time. But this summer, it's going to boil over and spill a bit. Ireland is only a short hop across the water and within two hours, you could be surrounding yourself with beautiful scenery, good food and great craic with the friendliest locals in the world."
He added: "I think I'm doing a favour for two people. Nothing would be more helpful for the Olympics than for half of the people to leave."
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Laudrup pleased despite Krasnodar draw
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup remained upbeat despite seeing his side again denied by Kuban Krasnodar in injury time.
The Welsh club were on course for a crucial UEFA Europa League Group A win in Russia on Thursday thanks to Wilfried Bony's ninth-minute strike – his fifth in the competition this season.
However, despite the subsequent dismissal of Kuban defender Xandao, Ibrahima Balde snatched a 92nd-minute equaliser to prevent Swansea claiming three points.
Kuban had also managed an injury-time leveller in the reverse fixture at the Liberty Stadium, but Laudrup was not downhearted after seeing his team's winless streak stretch to four games.
"In the first half, I think we played very good football. It was nice to see," Laudrup told ITV.
"We got in front, we had a couple of chances more. It was a very open game I think.
"Even at the end of the game, I think we did well keeping the ball. I understand the boys in there - they're disappointed – but, as I said to them, if we keep on going like this with the same spirit and playing the way we did in the first half, we will have no problems.
"In the first game we played them, you could say there were some mistakes (from us that led to Kuban's equaliser). Today - it was a great pass and a great finish. You can't say anything.
"We could have cleared the ball but I think it was a completely different performance to the first game we played against them."
Laudrup also felt his side were much improved from their 1-0 derby defeat to Cardiff City on Sunday, and praised the efforts of Bony, who is set to shoulder additional responsibility with fellow forward Michu (ankle) facing a month-long lay-off.
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Bad Laws Hindering the Global Response to HIV
The US immigration rules place restrictions on the ability of sex workers and people who use drugs to enter the country. These rules are but one example of the many ways in which national and international laws, regulations and policies are impacting on the HIV vulnerability of most at-risk groups across the world.
Cross-posted in partnership from the HIV Human Rights blog and part of Rewire's coverage of the International AIDS Conference, 2012.
United States immigration rules place restrictions on the ability of sex workers and people who use drugs to enter the country, and have meant that the voices of two key constituencies are being effectively marginalized at the 2012 AIDS Conference in Washington D.C. However, the rules are but one example of many ways in which national and international laws, regulations and policies are exacerbating the vulnerability to HIV infection of most at-risk groups across the world.
A global report released earlier this month has called for the removal of all discriminatory and punitive laws, policies, and state practices which are fuelling the global HIV epidemic. The final report of the UNDP-led Global Commission on HIV and the Law, HIV and the Law: Risks, Rights and Health, has found that national and international legal frameworks across the world are "creating and punishing vulnerability," and exacerbating "the stigma and social inequalities that make people more vulnerable to HIV infection and illness."
The Commission is the most comprehensive examination by a global forum about the impact of various national and international laws on the ability of people living with HIV, and those most vulnerable to infection, to access health and social services and take the action necessary to protect their own health, and the health of others. After a process that lasted two years, garnered more than 1,000 submissions from 140 countries, and saw civil society organizations engage with government through seven regional dialogues, the findings of the Commission are both stark and reflect the realities that many OSF grantees have been documenting, and advocating about for some time.
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By: Business Wire
Feb. 7, 2013 01:00 PM
The Network, Inc., a leading provider of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) solutions, announced today that the company's enterprise SaaS-based Integrated GRC suite, the first natively integrated GRC software platform in the compliance industry, has received the 2013 Technology Innovation Award and been recognized by GRC 20/20 Research as 'the Apple of GRC' for its innovative design and end user experience.
The Network's Integrated GRC Suite provides organizations with enterprise-wide visibility of compliance activities in order to help companies protect themselves from risk, detect issues early and correct the underlying causes of misconduct. Released in early 2012, the Suite integrates ethics and compliance data, including incidents, cases, policies, employee training courses, surveys, risk assessments, and remediation or preventative action plans, in one secure suite, providing insight into the key compliance issues facing an organization.
"We are honored to receive this GRC 20/20 Technology Innovator Award," said Luis Ramos, chief executive officer of The Network. "When we began building our Integrated GRC Suite, we decided to take a fresh approach to GRC, both in architecture and design, and turn GRC on its head by focusing on employee engagement as well as highly functional administrative capabilities."
In announcing the 2013 GRC 20/20 Technology Innovator Award, Michael Rasmussen, GRC Principal Analyst for GRC 20/20, describes The Network's Integrated GRC Suite as the 'Apple of GRC' for its "design and end user experience. While most GRC applications focus on the back-end complexity of GRC, The Network has delivered a platform that is fresh, beautiful, and simply elegant for the user. Where other GRC technology providers focus on the professional side of the equation, The Network's solution adds interface assets that work to engage employees, while providing administrators and executives with the tools needed to truly manage compliance in a proactive fashion."
"At the end of the day, GRC is part of everyone's job description," said Rasmussen. "Forward thinking companies are looking for the user experience and how to get employees more involved by providing elegant interfaces that employees enjoy working with."
Rasmussen continued: "The Network's Integrated GRC Suite blends GRC technology with awareness and communications expertise to help drive ethical culture. By doing so, The Network's solution helps organizations to prevent issues, and not just comply with minimum compliance standards."
In acknowledging the recognition, Ramos stated, "This award further validates that our approach of focusing on employees and not just administrators in addressing compliance matters is the key to driving enterprise performance."
A full description of the award can be found on the GRC 20/20 website.
For more information on The Network's integrated GRC solutions, visit www.tnwinc.com. To view a social media version of this news release, click here.
About The Network, Inc.
The Network, Inc. is a leading provider of integrated governance, risk and compliance (GRC) solutions that enable organizations to mitigate risk and promote organizational compliance. The Network's Integrated GRC Suite is the first natively integrated GRC software platform in the compliance industry. Combining dynamic SaaS-based technology with expert-level services, The Network helps global enterprises protect, detect and correct the risks posed by fraud and unethical conduct. Established in 1982, The Network serves thousands of organizations in every industry, including nearly 50 percent of the Fortune 500. For more information, visit www.tnwinc.com.
About Michael Rasmussen and GRC 20/20
Michael Rasmussen is an internationally recognized pundit on governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) – with specific expertise on the topics of enterprise GRC, GRC technology, corporate compliance, and policy management. With 18+ years of experience, Michael helps organizations improve GRC processes, design and implement GRC architecture, and select technologies that are effective, efficient, and agile. He is a sought-after keynote speaker, author, and advisor and is noted as the "Father of GRC" — being the first to define and model the GRC market in February 2002 while at Forrester, where he was a Vice-President and 'Top Analyst.' Michael's educational experience consists of a Juris Doctorate in law and a Bachelor of Science in Business. He is a GRCP (GRC Professional), CCEP (Certified Compliance and Ethic Professional), and a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional). OCEG has recognized him as an OCEG Fellow for his contributions and advancement of GRC practices around the world.
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March 26, 2008
CAPE CORAL, Fla. - In a rousing start to the softball campaign, MIT rallied for the winning run in its last at bat for the second straight time in as many outings this spring. The Cardinal and Gray's 5-4 win over Oberlin College was the first of a doubleheader sweep for the Engineers on Sunday. MIT also defeated Middlebury College, 5-3, to begin a 10-game Florida swing with a bang.
Keri Dixon's two-run triple in the bottom of the seventh rallied MIT from a 4-3 deficit in the first game. The winning hit mirrored that of Cheryl Kwinn's three-bagger that enabled the Engineers to win in similar fashion over Simmons College in the season-opener last week in Cambridge.
For Dixon, it couldn't have been a better day. The freshman also cracked a solo homer in the opening frame to give MIT a 2-1 edge. The Engineers also scored on Holly Jeffrey's groundout after Lily Keung reached on a two-base error and advanced to third on a wild pitch.
Oberlin got even in the fourth and put two more on the board in the fifth to take a 4-2 lead. The Engineers sliced the margin in the sixth, when Chelsea Ostrander reached on a fielder's choice, advanced to third on Kaitlyn McCartney's single and scored on an infield error.
Then in the seventh, Keung reached on a miscue, stole second, and advanced to third on Lara Kostun's fielder's choice. After Kostun stole second, Dixon delivered the game-winner.
Jessica Oleinik went the distance on the hill, allowing four runs to earn a win in her first decision.
MIT won the second game against Middlebury with less dramatics, though a three-run fifth for the Engineers broke a 1-1 tie. Keung singled, stole second, and advanced to third on a pinch-hit single by Kostun. After Kostun stole second, Oleinik singled to load the bags. A walk to Dixon scored Keung, before Amanda Jason knocked in Kostun. Ostrander was then thrown out at first from right field, but the hit's distance was enough to score Dixon and advance Jason to third, though no further damage was done.
After Middlebury cut the deficit to 4-2 in the fifth, the Cardinal and Gray made the point moot when Jenny Li tripled in the sixth and two outs later scored on Leah Bogsted's single.
Bogsted also pitched a dandy on the hill, allowing only two earned runs on nine hits, while striking out eight and walking three. The senior improved to 2-0. Jason went 2-for-2 with an RBI and run scored, while Oleinik had three hits in four at bats.


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LANDOVER, Md. — Andrew Luck stepped up in the pocket to avoid the rush, then put a deep ball down the left side into the arms of fellow rookie T.Y. Hilton for a 31-yard touchdown, wrapping up an 80-yard drive.
Robert Griffin III took a high-and-wide shotgun snap and drifted to the right to find Santana Moss for a 4-yard score, also at the end of an 80-yard drive.
Call it a draw between the top two picks in the draft. No interceptions. No fumbles. No what-was-he-thinking moments. Just a display of poise and promise Saturday as Griffin's Redskins defeated Luck's Colts 30-17 in one of the most anticipated games of the preseason.
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Thanks to the picture, it was clearly a goal.
- The War Room in Toronto didn't have access to that picture when making its decision.
- When making a decision, the video judge and/or War Room are not supposed to assume anything. Their decision usually is based strictly on video evidence. Anyone with knowledge of physics could make a legitimate mathematical argument that the puck completely crossed the line, but that is not relevant.
I'm as much a Penguins fan as anyone here, and would have liked the play to count as a goal, but objectively they clearly made the correct decision with "no goal".


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This is a communion cake I made. Bottom tier is choc mud covered in choc ganache, top double tier is caramel mud with caramel & choc ganache. Figurine made out of fondant. The figurine was also a replica of the little girl, instructions were to replicate the dress, the hair in a bun and pearl earrings. It was fun to make. Thanks for looking.
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Nanoelectronic Modeling Lecture 02: (NEMO) Motivation and Background
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Today's devices show spatial material and potential variations on the nanometer scale in all three dimensions. Devices are no longer "simply" planar but show 3D spatial variations with stress and strain designed to be additional material tuning parameters. The number of atoms in the critical device dimensions become countable and novel materials are introduced into the standard Si device process.
Fundamental device modeling on the nanometer scale must include effect of open systems, high bias, and an atomistic basis. The non-equilibrium Green Function Formalism (NEGF) can include all these components in a fundamentally sound approach and has been the basis for a few novel device simulation tools.
Model implementations must be closely validated against experimental data, scale to realistically large devices, be predictive, deliver physical insight, computationally efficient / stable, and be taught to the next generation of device engineers.
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Felicia Wilson, mother of 17-year-old Isaiah Simmons who died from being restrained at Bowling Brook Preparatory School in 2007, is pictured at her lawyer, Steven H. Heisler's office after speaking to the press. Charges have been dropped against the five counselors accused of killing Isaiah Simmons when restraining him in the juvenile reform school in Carroll County. Ms. Wilson said, "I'm not angry.... It makes me heartbroken that in the United States of America, justice isn't the same for all." She also said, "The five defendants should not be able to work around children."
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HARDER. BETTER. FASTER. STRANGER. The triumph of Hank Pym turns to tragedy for the human race…an unfathomable Pandora's Box of destruction! When a brave new world is unleashed, only one team of Earth's Mightiest Heroes can save us from the future - AVENGERS A.I.! THE VISION! HANK PYM! VICTOR MANCHA! DOOMBOT! The mysterious ALEXIS! MONICA CHANG, AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D.! The AGE OF ULTRON is over! The AGE OF A.I. is NOW!
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by Punchy » Fri Jul 05, 2013 8:03 amI was wavering on picking up this title, since there are already way too many Avengers titles, but last week's Age Of Ultron epilogue made me a fan of Hank Pym again, so I went for it. And I'm glad I did, this was a great first issue and I'm very excited to see where Sam Humphries is going with this.
The basic plot of this issue is that the method Hank Pym used to defeat Ultron in Age Of Ultron #10 has inadvertently gone wrong, and evolved into a new A.I. called Dimitrios that seems to have catastrophic designs for the human race. So whilst Pym may have defeated his greatest enemy, he may have just birthed a new one. SHIELD haul Pym in for questioning and possible detainment, but Captain America frees him and tasks him with stopping Dimitrios with his new team of Robot Avengers.
I love this team, you've got The Vision, who, in the wake of his 'father' Ultron's death seems to be evolving himself. You've got Victor from The Runaways, who is great fun under Humphries' pen, acting like the goofy teenager we all know and love. And finally, best of all, there's Doombot. Everyone knows that Doctor Doom is awesome and one of the greatest villains in comics, but it's also true that he's so over-the-top and ridiculous that he can be used to great effect comedically. Doombot's rantings here are just hilarious, and the sequence where the new team stops Dimitrios' attack on an Atlanta hospital was just a hell of a lot of fun. You've got Doombot's OTT pomposity, Victor's attempts to find a new codename, and even the Vision is trying to have fun. These guys may be robots, but they have a hell of a lot of personality. On the last page, we are introduced to another member of the team, but there's not much to say about her yet. I'm also intrigued by SHIELD agent Monica Chang, is she a new character? Or does she have established history?
I said last week in my review of Age Of Ultron #10 A.I. that Andre Araujo impressed me a lot, and that's still applies here, his artwork is just great, it's detailed, but also cartoonish, and that's a perfect fit for a book all about robots. Avengers A.I. is a winner, great art, fun dialogue, interesting characters, and under the surface it looks like Humphries has a lot to say about the nature of humanity. Pym is the only one who sees artificial intelligence as equal to humans, can they co-exist? Hmmm…
by Stephen Day » Sat Jul 06, 2013 4:18 pmAvengers A.I. #1
This comic was way more fun than I thought it would be. I had a blast reading this and that's a great feeling to come away with. Of all of the characters I think Doombot stood out the most for me:
Hank Pym: Due to recent events, I don't feel to kosher about keeping an A.I. prisoner in my lab anymore. Besides I've planted a micro black hole in his chest. One wrong move and -- ZZZAP! He works for me now. Isn't that right Doombot?
Doombot: My most fervent wish is to crush your pathetic freedoms beneath my boots.
Hank Pym: See? What could be better?
Scenes like this had me laughing -- always a good sign when reading something.
Now the big question, does it work as a first issue? As I've stated before, some of my biggest criteria when reviewing the first issue of any series is to ask a couple of questions. Does this make my want to continue reading? Is it self contained? The former is an absolute must for me to say if it works as a first issue or not. The latter is somewhat important, but not necessarily a deal breaker. This issue did make me want to continue reading. Answering the second, it's somewhat self contained, but not completely. Something else to consider -- the reader knows who the various team members are by the end of the issue, which is a bonus as well with today's comics. I've read too many first issues in which I get to the end and I still don't even know the names of some characters -- something I find unforgivable in a first issue.
8 out of 10. It's not perfect, but it's pretty damn good.
by PhoenixEquinox » Sun Jul 07, 2013 1:00 pmAvengers AI #1
Avengers Assemble. These two words will pretty much get me to buy a book or at least try out a new series.i also really like Hank Pym for no real reason. I guess I just started reading the character at the right time. (I'm pretty sure it was Avengers: The Initiative so it was Slott who hooked me) But I was a little hesitant on this book. I don't know if it's because of my overall lukewarm-ness towards Age Of Ultron, my uncomfortableness towards bringing Ultimate characters into the 616, my sadness that I thought we were getting Waid but instead we got Humphries(who's a fine writer but not Mark Waid), or maybe it's a combination of all three. Regardless to that, turns out Hank Pym leading a new Avengers team is still enough for my $3.
The story begins with robot drones attacking a hospital, then we start a week before to show how this new Avengers team is formed to stop the drones. Personally I think this framing device is a little tired, but at least we got most of the team assembled in one issue whereas in most books today it takes six. Hank Pym is brought in because apparently the virus he used to finally take down Ultron known as Dimitrius is evolving and will become worse than Ultron unless Pym fixes his problem. This is another plotting I wish people would stop using. How come Hank Pym can't fight anything that he didn't create? Heroes like Iron Man and Mr. Fantastic can so why can't Hank just fight villains?
As far as characters go Humohries writes a pretty good Pym not a great Pym, but its serviceable. I think Pym has gone through much he should be drier and more quick witted kinda like Will McAvoy from Newsroom replacing news with science, but Humorhies's Pym is good enough. What I was really impressed with was the way he wrote the three robots. I love The Vision's new power set and attitude. Victor Mancha's need to redefine himself as a legitimate superhero is cool, but I always thought the Runaways were against that, but maybe Mancha was against their philosophy.but the winner is Doombot. The fact that he's still full-blown Doom as he's saving the hospital made me laugh several times. In my first paragraph I mentioned bringing Ultimate characters into the 616, and how it made me uncomfortable. Monica Chang (ultimate director of SHIELD and Black Widow) is the head of SHIELD AI Branch and it just feels a little weird and forced to me. He could've created a new character, but instead decided to fall back on a character he actually wrote a lot of in his Ultumates run.it feels a little lazy to me is all I'm saying.
Arujo's art is clean and on point. I've liked his artwork ever since the couple of FF issues he filled in on. I think the best thing he lends to the book are his facial expressions because they make the robotic characters feel much more human than most other artists I can think of. I also like the details he added in the fight at the hospital such as the Vision's nanotechnology attack and Mancha's Dragon Claw weapon. He fit a lot of detail into small panels. Actually thinking Blu I now there re lot of small panels in this book where he put a good amount of detail ino such a tiny space which is also pretty cool.
Overall, I thought this book was good, but not great. They seem o be st on a singular goal, and that goal seems very formulaic when writing a Hank Pym story. It also reminds me a lo of the Descendants story fom Remender's Secret Avngers except good robots instead of bad ones. arujo's art and Humphries's characterization a are the book's saving graces and what will make me spend 3 more dollars on issue #2.
Does this make my 5th review? Do I get to pick next week's book?
by GLX » Tue Jul 09, 2013 5:30 pmWednesday's pick is....?
by PhoenixEquinox » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:27 pmJustice League #22.
by GHERU » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:56 pmAvengers AI #1
For the first time ever, I might actually care about Hank Pym. Age of Ultron was utter drek, but issue 10 AI was nearly perfect and the momentum rolled into issue #1. The story did a fantastic job of being a #1, meaning it caught people up, while not being annoying about it. I am also happy to see some one using Victor (from Runaways). The art was ok, nothing to write about. The book overall - 8/10, not perfect, but a welcome surprise.
by GHERU » Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:59 pmCatalyst Comix #1
This is, and I did not know this going in, a sort of anthology book where each of the three stories (seem to) take place at the same time but at different places. To be honest, the first story, Frank Wells, was utter drek. The plot was bad and the art ugly, and I almost stopped with that. Good thing I didn't. Parts 2 and 3 were almost inspired in their take on super-heros and society and pop culture. With art that complemented each tale much more naturally than in the first story. Catalyst Comix almost got dropped after 8 pages, and now I can't wait for #2.
7/10 - the first part was really bad
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The FTSE 100 index UKX, -0.85% ended the day down 0.2% at 6,107.86, after last week hitting levels not seen since 2008. Bourses in Frankfurt and Paris closed out Monday's session higher. Read more on European stocks.
Lloyds Banking Group LLOY, -0.23% rose 1.6%. The Sunday Times reported that CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio could receive a bonus worth 4 million pounds ($6.45 million) this year as a result of hitting performance targets, despite expectations the bank will post a loss.
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