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Justice League #23.1 - Darkseid (Spoilers)
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by Punchy » Thu Sep 05, 2013 8:22 amJust like a lot of the Villain's Month books, I think this one is mis-titled. Yes, Darkseid was the villain of the first arc of this book, but this issue was written by Greg Pak and ties heavily into the first arc of his Batman/Superman run, so really, readers of that title should be directed to this issue, not readers of Justice League. Man, this is getting confusing.
This issue starts with the origin of Darkseid, we see him before he became a New God, as Uxas, and we see how he kills the Old Gods and steals their powers, becoming Darkseid, as well as how his brother-in-law became Highfather. I've never actually read the original Jack Kirby Fourth World stories (I know, I know, I'm going to rectify that soon) so I don't know how much of this was a re-telling or a massive retconning, but either way, it was interesting and Paulo Siquera's art was fantastic, that one splash-page where we see Uxas transformed into Darkseid was awesome. I've always quite liked Siquera's style, but here, with no inks, it looked spectacular.
After establishing Darkseid and Apokolips, Pak then shows us why Darkseid has attacked in books like Earth 2 and Justice League. Kaiyo, the trickster and current villain in Batman/Superman has been leading him through the multiverse, where he kills the heroes he sees, until he comes across the New 52 and is defeated, as we saw in Justice League #1 to #6.
I did find a little weird how the reason the New 52 JL were able to defeat him was because they were 'younger, rougher and crazier', that just shows how EXTREME and 90s this new era of DC can actually be.
Once again, this book made me realise that I really do have to get around to reading Earth 2 soon, and the last page was also very interesting, as we see that Darkseid has imprisoned a Superman. Which Superman? Is Earth 2 Superman still alive? Who knows.
Darkseid is one of the best villains in comics, so I for one was glad to see his origins, now to read the original stories and see how furious I can become at DC changing them.
by IvCNuB4 » Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:57 amI think you're getting confused by the Villain issues because you're trying to tie these specifically to what's currently happening in the DCU when the point of these issues is to also give back stories and origins to the villains. Darkseid's first appearance was in "Justice League" and now we know it was because he first discovered Earth 2. There was a one-off line by Superman in "JL" way back when he was captured by Darkseid about seeing alternate Earth versions of himself. And I believe Darkseid made a comment then about finding a mate for his daughter. The last page of this issue shows that Darkseid has been
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"collecting" alternate-universe Supermen and,if I'm interpreting that last panel correctly, possibly building one of his own.
by Garofani Spruzzo » Thu Sep 05, 2013 7:20 pmThe Kirby background was a lot more esoteric. This issue felt like the Cliff Notes to the new mythology. I didn't really enjoy it much as a comic book, though.
by eltopo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:14 pmso darksied is basically Kratos from god of war ? I know nothing about the new gods is this close to the same origin as the Kirby original ?
by Draco x » Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:18 pm
The Kirby origin is way better, trust me.
by eltopo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:31 pm
I trust you
by Garofani Spruzzo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 4:05 pmThis did not feel mythic or epic in scale at all, neither the art or writing gave it any gravitas considering the subject matter.
I would hate to be in the position of having to rewrite Kirby in one issue, that's for sure. But I hated reading someone else do it too.
My favorite Darkseid is in the cartoon Galactic Guardians Super Powers Team, where Darkseid talks like Cookie Monster and tries to bang Wonder Woman.
by Garofani Spruzzo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 4:09 pmThat cartoon has a classic Cyborg intro too where he is walking to the b-ball court with a kid who has a prosthetic leg who says, "I can't wait until one day I can play basketball again!"
And Cyborg says--no lie--"Pssh, yeah, haha. Magic Johnson, look out." He could make the kid a new leg like his own, but instead he delivers a burn.
by MrBlack » Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:19 pm
by fieldy snuts » Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:46 pm
The Kratos analogy actually seems spot on =O
by holtom2000 » Tue Sep 10, 2013 6:09 pm
that lex has such an evil laugh ....
by Garofani Spruzzo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 6:09 pm
There it is! It'd take him, what, 10 minutes to put together a decent leg for that kid?!
by Garofani Spruzzo » Tue Sep 10, 2013 6:10 pm
Everyone is nuts. It's probably my favorite iteration of the DCU right after the Sea World waterski show.
by eltopo » Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:05 am
reading this comic it was the first thing that came to mind
by fieldy snuts » Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:47 am
leave it to dc to give their version of evil incarnate the geoff johns sympathetic villain treatment
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Years ago, on the first day of April, my predecessor, Michael Henningsen, sent around an e-mail informing us that the Alibi had just purchased Crosswinds. Being the most gullible person east of the International Date Line, I swallowed the whole story without even chewing. Like a complete idiot, I ran around the office quizzing people about the purchase. I distinctly recall Chris Johnson, one of the Alibi's owners, laughing in my face.
Oh, the shame! This time around, thankfully, I'm pretty sure I'm not the victim of some humiliating prank. Last week, a rumor began to fly around town that our fellow weekly was going out of business. A couple phone calls—to the paper's offices and printer—confirmed the story.
Crosswinds was founded in 1988 as a monthly. In 1995, it was purchased by veteran East Coast journalist Steve Lawrence. In 1998, the paper began printing as a weekly. The left-of-center publication covered local and national news as well as arts and culture. It also presented a range of local columns on everything from politics to cuisine.
"There just wasn't enough support from the business community," says Lawrence, "although we had plenty of support from readers. We've been doing this for 11 years. I've never done anything that long. We had a very good run, but it was time."
You might think that we at the Alibi would be happy about Crosswinds' demise. You would be wrong. We never considered the paper to be our competition, largely because our two papers seemed to serve very different readerships. For one thing, Crosswinds was a somewhat staid, family-friendly publication. The Alibi, well, isn't.
I picked Crosswinds up and read it almost every week, though, largely because I like to keep up on doings in the local media. Sometimes, I was enlightened. Sometimes, I was entertained. Sometimes, quite frankly, I was bored. I've felt the same way reading the Alibi over the years.
Regardless of my reaction to the contents of each week's issue, I was always happy that Albuquerque had another independently owned free alternative weekly. I'm sincerely sad to see Crosswinds go. They did a decent job, and they really did have a fine run.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- President Barack Obama on Tuesday laid out his plan for ending the combat mission of U.S. troops in Afghanistan by the end of the year and bringing troops home. In a statement, Obama said the U.S. would withdraw from Afghanistan in three stages, starting with troop levels being cut from 33,000 to 9,800 by the end of the year. These remaining troops will focus on training and counterterrorism operations, a senior administration official said. U.S. military forces hit a peak of 100,000 in the fall of 2011. By the end of 2015, troop levels will be cut in half to roughly 4,900. Virtually all U.S. troops would leave the country by the end of 2016, with just an embassy and a security assistance office remaining. A senior administration official said the U.S. was seeing "some momentum" in Afghanistan, with successful operations undertaken by the country's security forces. The plan depends on the U.S. signing a security agreement with Afghanistan. All U.S. troops will leave if no agreement is in place, the official said. The two leading candidates to be the next Afghan president have said they will sign a security agreement.
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Steve Concialdi of the Orange County Fire Authority says no one is in any danger.
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Concialdi says 56 people, including three in wheelchairs and three crew members, were taken to the back of the train, which has five cars.
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ST. PAUL (AP) - Minnesota's unemployment rate has dropped another notch to 5.7 percent.
The Department of Employment and Economic Development officials released statistics Thursday while describing job gains and losses in various sectors for November. The state made a net gain of 10,800 jobs that month. In the past 12 months, the state has picked up 55,200 jobs.
Minnesota's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has remained well below the national average. Federal statistics released a couple of weeks ago showed the national jobless rate for November was 7.7 percent.
For October, the state's seasonally adjusted jobless rate was 5.9 percent.
Trade transportation and utilities industries led all sectors in new jobs with education and health services, leisure and hospitality and construction strong as well.
Professional and business services as well as government lost jobs.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Southern Conference released its academic honor roll for the 2016-17 academic year on Thursday, with a league-record 2,100 student-athletes from the 10 member institutions and 13 associate members earning the distinction.
The academic honor roll originated in 1988-89, when SoCon athletic directors established the award as a way to recognize the league's outstanding student-athletes. The academic honor roll consists of student-athletes who participated in varsity sports and posted a 3.0 grade point average or higher, were eligible the entire academic year and were members of the final squad lists.
Of the 2,100 student-athletes on the list, 469 earned the Commissioner's Medal, awarded to student-athletes who attain a GPA of 3.8 or higher throughout the year. This year's total is the most since that standard rose from 3.5 beginning in 2015-16.
A league-record 148 student-athletes boasted perfect 4.0 GPAs in 2016-17, besting by two the previous record, set last year. Each of the league's full members had at least two student-athletes with 4.0 GPAs, led by Mercer with 31, Chattanooga with 23 and UNCG with 21.
Mercer paced the league with 314 members on the honor roll, while Furman was second with 228 and Wofford was third with 212. Each of the SoCon's 10 full members had at least 152 student-athletes on the list.
Football boasted the most student-athletes on the list with 333, followed by women's soccer with 214 and men's lacrosse with 199. The honor roll includes all 21 SoCon-sponsored sports as well as the non-sponsored sports of women's lacrosse, swimming and diving, water polo and beach volleyball. Women's lacrosse will become the league's 22nd sponsored sport for the 2017-18 season.


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Friday, June 13, 2008
Mumford and Sons
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I really liked this song, thank you.
- 10:26 am
- Simon said...
Ironic you should mention Noah & The Whale, as Marcus is also Laura Marling's drummer.
- 11:26 pm
- Neil said...
good work sir. now do a Jay Jay Pistolet post :)
- 5:52 pm
i saw marcus accompanying laura marling in nyc and she got him to play one of his band's song (blank white page) and it was phenomenal. can't wait for more. glad they're getting some attention.
- 12:42 am
- The Daily Growl said...
What a nice little cross-fertilising scene it is. And all the better for it I suppose.
Neil - I've been meaning to do a JJP post for ages. I've got some live tracks I recorded at the end of last year, which I need to dig out and get up there. Hopefully sooner rather than later.
- 11:42 pm
- Neil said...
aye, well marcus and JJP be housemates :)
and that'll be awesome dude, cheers. i have absolutely truckloads of mr pistolet if you need/want any :)
- 2:10 pm
- The Daily Growl said...
Actually I wouldn't mind. I like what I've heard...
- 11:36 pm
- Matthew said...
I downloaded this and was thinking 'Ooh, this is good, I wonder where I found it.' I Googled the group and what do you know - should have bloody well known!
- 1:42 pm
- Matt said...
Sublime music. They seem to be relatively unknown though. They deserve some recognition.
Facebook group- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mumford-and-Sons/35370633792
- 5:06 pm
saw them supporting david thomas broughton in clerkenwell a few weeks back...very nice...one of the tracks on the EP has a chorus that sounds like the chorus of absentee by emmy the g... accidental cross fertilisation methinks!
big d
- 7:11 pm
I've been following this band since the "Marcus Mumford" days and I'm so glad they're getting something out so soon since becoming a full outfit in December, the difference from the early demos is subtle yet phenomenal. They're ten times better live than any band I've ever seen. Buy the EP, they deserve the support.
- 3:22 pm
- Neil said...
you have to say that live they really are something else. how marcus plays drums, guitar and sings all at the same time never fails to amaze me :)
- 3:43 pm
A man who can multi-task is always very impressive, I must admit. I can't do squat at the same time.
Another point would be the strength of the lyrics combined with all the emotion that goes into their performances. When I listen to Liar I actually feel guilty for some reason that I can't put my finger on, like it's my fault or something. I think that must be a very difficult feeling to evoke in an audience...if it's not just me who feels like that...
- 9:23 am
check out 'Davie Fiddle and the Lucky Egg'. they're mates of this lot playing at their single launch on monday. good stuff.
- 11:14 pm
you can download the EP for free from www.rawrip.com
- 5:10 pm
- ihappened said...
Just saw Mumford and Sons in Chicago. I came to see Johnny Flynn and had no idea who the opening act was. Well, I was completely blown away. There performance of Little Lion Man was wicked!
Well, I am a fan and I have been listening to their EP obsessively.
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Sue Ball stepped into the role of executive director and vice president of the national organization's local branch in mid-July, and already she is taking on the challenges of a 50-year-old facility with many changes in store.
"When I heard about this position opening up, I called up CEO Baron Herdelin-Doherty," Ball said. "He talked about the major renovations and expansions in store for this facility, and I was very excited about that."
Ball said the branch, which, in addition to La Jolla and the Golden Triangle, serves parts of Clairemont and Mira Mesa, is in the process of devising a strategy to renovate the building at 8355 Cliffridge Ave., with plans for two new pools, a larger space for preschool and after-school childcare, more group exercise space, new locker room facilities and more. For the extensive undertaking — which includes changes to the Firehouse facility on Herschel Avenue — a market research company will survey 600 La Jollans who are not members, as well as a couple hundred members, to get community input for the overhaul.
"It will really help give us ideas about what the community wants in the way of programs," Ball said. "We just want to make sure we're building the right thing, offering the right programs. We're trying to figure out the best way to serve La Jolla residents."
Ball began her career with the YMCA 29 years ago, as a gymnastics instructor in Little Rock, Ark. Fresh out of college, she needed a job and the local Y was hiring.
She didn't stay in that role for long, however. A few weeks after she began, a position for gymnastics program director opened up, and she asked her boss if she could apply. She was instructed to write an essay on how she would improve the program, and a week later, she was hired for the position.
She eventually went on to become the executive director of the downtown Little Rock branch — where Bill and Hillary Clinton regularly worked out — and after more than a decade in Arkansas, she moved down to Florida as a district vice president.
Then, two years ago, Ball said she was ready for another change. She decided to change coasts, and ended up running the Cupertino YMCA in Silicon Valley before hearing about the La Jolla position.
"I had heard a lot of good things about the CEO down here, and there were a lot of reasons I was excited about it," she said. "Plus, I wanted to live in San Diego. If the same opportunity had presented itself in Idaho, I don't know if I would have followed that."
Asked if she had ever imagined herself nurturing a 30-year career at the YMCA, Ball said, "No. Not even when I first started. It was just a job."
That job has turned into a labor of love for Ball, who said she hopes to be at the La Jolla branch "for many years."
"The longer you're with the Y, the more it gets into your blood," she said. "It's been a great career for me. I get to do all kinds of things — work with volunteers, fundraising, operations, just serving people. I think a lot of people look to make a difference in the world through volunteer opportunities. I get to do it through my job."
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The La Jolla YMCA, which opened in 1964, is growing in membership and program offerings. The facility is adding several family programs in September, with the goal of giving families more opportunities to spend time together with game nights, luaus, family exercise classes and more.
Starting on Sept. 1, the branch is offering a two-week Hall Pass. Potential members can try out the branch's programs for free through Oct. 31, and if they decide to join by the end of the two-week trial period, they will receive $50 off membership.
"I think the perception of the Y for lot of people is that it's just gym and swim," Ball said. "But it really has such a broader reach than that. We are a charity, for sure, and we offer programs for children to older adults, childcare, inclusion programs for special-needs kids. One of our main goals is to strengthen the community, through getting people physically active, through youth development, through our high standards set for childcare programs, healthy living component. And we're very inclusive. Anybody should be able to participate, regardless of their income or anything else. And that's what sets us apart."
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It's a good thing I went north Wednesday morning, or I never would have met Art Peltier.
I limit my scull rowing outings to either going north or south on the bay, on the theory that I stand a better chance of surviving if I capsize my scull closer to shore.
It has happened in the past.
The time I "caught a crab" (digging one oar deeper and dragging the side of the boat down), I was glad to be close to shore. In a split second, I was dumped into the water. Humiliated by the sudden dunking, I retrieved my hat and stood in the chest-high water, walked toward shore, righted the boat and myself and continued my row.
As winds are predominately from north or south, there's another reason to row in those directions. Rowing into the wind and the waves or rowing with them is easier than having to battle a broadside.
There was no wind on Wednesday. The early morning reflected off the steel gray bay. Distant ducks, geese and swans were sleeping black dots. They hadn't started their patrols. The eastern horizon was brightening. Upper level clouds – remnants of Tuesday's storm – retreated to the west. It was 5:15. The sun would be up in a half hour. I left tracks in the damp grass as I carried oars and boat to the seawall. The chorus of birds was just warming up. The air was rain-washed and sweet.
The boat picked up speed with the first couple of strokes, barely leaving a wake. Many of the shoreline houses were dark silhouettes. Lights were on in some. The morning was stirring, although Green Airport was still asleep. Conimicut Light winked in the distance, as did the red and green lights of channel markers. There wasn't a boat in sight.
Usually, in the vicinity of Cole Farm, I head home, but there was time to spare Wednesday. I set Gaspee Point as my destination and that's where I encountered Art Peltier.
From a distance, he stood like a tree trunk in the shoals between the point and Greene Island. He appeared to be lifeless but I knew better. This had to be a fisherman.
I paddled over, figuring I would say, "Good morning," and then move on, but that's not the way it worked out. We talked.
For starters, I learned his outing hadn't been productive. No bites. I said I saw the swirls of striped bass in the bay. He thanked me for the encouraging news. He continued to cast. There was no need to rush. He told me he enjoyed the morning sounds, especially the gobble of turkeys. They had to be in the woods around Spring Green. Frequently, he is up by 4:30 and on the water by 5. He has several favorite locations around the bay and said he is careful not to disturb residents with a blaring radio or slamming a door. He said he was a retired policeman. I asked what department and he told me Warwick. We finally introduced each other.
"The Beacon did a write-up about me," he said.
I didn't remember it so I asked him to tell the story.
It goes back to the days when cops did nightly business door checks. One evening, Peltier discovered a $100 bill while making his rounds. He turned the money in and the paper picked up on the story.
Peltier didn't think it was a big deal, but some Beacon readers did. He started receiving mail and some of it included money, as a means of thanking him. He didn't feel comfortable keeping the sent money. He talked with then Chief John Coutcher and suggested the money go to the Police Athletic League.
After several months, with no one stepping forward to claim the $100, Coutcher decided Peltier should get it but Peltier told the chief to give the money to PAL. Coutcher insisted Peltier keep it.
"What did you do?" I asked.
"Went and bought a fishing rod," said Peltier.
I doubted it was the rod he was using, or for that matter, it was the first or last $100 he spent on fishing gear. But the story was good, especially in light of all the controversy over police and fire pensions. Here was a $100 investment that had a big retirement benefit and it didn't cost the taxpayers a cent.
I have the feeling I'll see Art out there again and I look forward to it. In the meanwhile, I'll be listening carefully for the early morning gobbling turkey and I'll be watching for fish.
I doubt I'll be finding any $100 bills on the bay and, if I do, I won't be turning them over to the police.
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While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the advancement of a four-passenger cars they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, marketing and advertising team prepared the world for the introduction of an automobile they called the Panther.
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Throughout early 1966 Chevy agonized over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management was nervous about the aggressive undertones of the Panther name. A comparable bout of cold feet would later cause the Pontiac version, code named the Banshee, to be renamed Firebird. Over its brief lifetime, the F-car had been called by many names including Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's also reported that Chevy considered utilizing the letters "GM" in the name, and came up with G-Mini, which evolved into GeMini and lastly Gemini. Nevertheless, GM's upper management vetoed the idea, fearing the vehicle might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that someone at Chevrolet finally proposed the name Camaro and upper management rapidly concurred. Although the name has no real significance, GM scientists apparently found the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "pal" or "companion." It's reported that Ford Motor Business researchers also discovered other definitions, consisting of "a shrimp-like creature" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
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Giving in to the impulse to take preemptive steps now to hedge against even higher energy prices before next planting season could be a mistake.
That buy early thinking is understandable, said Lubbock, Texas, Extension economist and risk management specialist Jay Yates. "But barring another major disaster farmers will be better off to wait. For now, I recommend a hand-to-mouth strategy."
Yates said farmers are not likely to see diesel fuel drop back to 90 cents a gallon anytime soon, if ever. But he also doesn't believe $2.50 will hold either.
"We went through this in the 1970s, and we had an oil boom in the early 1980s. Then we had a bust. Folks thought the boom would never end but a lot walked away from mortgages when the bust came. Since then, we got used to cheap oil."
Yates said farmers understand the basics of managing resources, including energy, and most have taken steps to conserve as much as possible.
"For the most part, the more efficient producers have cut the fat away from energy consumption. They've reduced trips across the field about as much as they can. They've cut the fat; if they cut more they begin to get muscle and bone."
It does make sense to combine trips when possible, however, and Yates said new technology such as Roundup Flex and Liberty Link will make that feasible.
He recommends farmers check labels for tank mix options. "They may want to add plant growth regulators, insecticides and fungicides with their over-the-top herbicides," he said.
Yates said farmers should already be following a field-by-field production strategy. "I hope everyone is doing that already," he said. "That's the basic of the basics, as is soil testing and maintaining equipment."
He also warns against being penny wise and pound-foolish. "It doesn't always pay to save fuel," he said. "The cost of replacing an older tractor with a more fuel-efficient one, for instance, may not save any money, considering the price of the new unit.
"Take care of what you already have. It may not save on fuel but it can save you money. Change the oil and filters regularly. That should be another of the basics of the basics, but we still see a lot of dirty oil in farm machinery.
"Sometimes new equipment provides more benefits than fuel economy," Yates added. "A 90-foot boom sprayer with GPS technology, for instance, comes with a whole different set of issues that may improve profit potential. A 90-foot sprayer, versus a 60-foot unit may also save fuel."
Combining operations also may reach a point of futility, Yates said. "We can combine things beyond the ability of our labor force. Be wary of making one trip across the field too complex."
He said farmers can add fertilizer tanks, herbicide tanks, seed hoppers, fungicide injectors and other inputs to a planting rig and save several trips. But if the system is too complex, potential for mistakes can multiply. "We can go to extremes," he said.
Yates said farmers might want to join in strategic alliances to improve buying power. Buying in bulk, he said, may save money and provide some negotiation leverage.
"But it takes a special relationship with partners to make such an alliance work." Yates said the current energy crunch should encourage bio-fuel production. "At $2.50 per gallon diesel, bio-fuels could step in and make a difference," he said. "Now, it would be hard to find bio-fuels in the High Plains. We don't have the infrastructure to supply it, but we have a big oil mill here and if prices stay up there is no reason why we can't start producing some of the fuel we use."
He also said oil companies "are drilling like crazy, especially for natural gas, with futures prices running at $13 to $14. We tend to forget that oil is a commodity, like cotton and grain."
And, like cotton and grain, oil prices move with market demand. That's why Yates recommends resisting the urge to buy too much fuel with prices at near historic highs. "Just wait, prices will not stay that high forever."
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Remember that Virginia history textbook that had us all in a tizzy last year, the one written by a non-historian who used SCV websites as a source? The new edition is out, and it's slightly less inaccurate than the old one. High fives all around!
They've evidently whittled down the errors in Our Virginia and a similar textbook on general U.S. history to a manageable hodgepodge of "dubious quotations, misleading images and maps depicting inaccurate borders," sort of like when McDonald's decided to cut down the trans fat in its fries while leaving all that lip-smacking overall fat and salt content in place. Virginia's Board of Education has put the two books back on the list of approved texts for use in elementary classrooms.
Oh, and earlier this year, the Old Dominion changed the textbook vetting process. "Under the new rules, publishers must certify that their textbooks have been checked for accuracy by subject-matter experts," according to the above-linked article. "They also have to agree to fix mistakes discovered in their texts."
This seems to suggest that getting qualified authorities to check the books before printing them has not been a standard procedure for textbook publishers. I'm visualizing this scenario where a manuscript for a new history textbook has just arrived by FedEx at a publishing office, and the editorial staff are passing it around a conference table. One of them finally says, "Sooooo, should we, like, get an actual historian to look at this, or should we just start cranking out a few thousand copies and let the chips fall where they may?"


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As you can see by one of our recent posts, we've been busy here at SendGrid. In this post we'll share what has been going on in the development side of the house, such as some recently added features, bug fixes and then we'll take out our crystal ball to give you a sneak peek at what's coming around the corner. As always, we greatly appreciate your feedback, so if you wish to share your thoughts with us, we've put together a list of ways you can collaborate with us at the end of the post.
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A new web site, called the Lives of the First World War, was launched to the public this morning at https://livesofthefirstworldwar.org. It is the result of a partnership between DC Thomson Family History and Imperial War Museums (IWM). It is a permanent digital memorial to the 8 million men and women from across Britain and the Commonwealth who made a contribution during the First World War. Each person will have their own Life Story page.
The aim of the project is to produce a Life Story page for each person. Members of the public can add information and historical evidence to Life Story pages, including digital images and family stories.
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DC Thomson Family History and Imperial War Museums are asking for your help to piece together the rest of each Life Story. There are two stages to doing this:
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- Next, you use that evidence to add specific facts about the person's life and wartime experiences. For example: After searching for someone and adding them to your list of Remembered Life Stories, you can then search for them in the records available on Lives of the First World War. You can also post links to records and sources of evidence from elsewhere, and you can add images and other media you may have.
- Finally, you will be asked what these records tell us. If you have looked someone up in the 1911 census, for example, you can connect this record to their Life Story, then add details from the census to the entry fields on their Life Story.
By working in this way we can make sure that each Life Story is as accurate as possible.
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You can show your commitment to remembering an individual by clicking the Remember button on their Life Story page. Clicking the Remember button adds their Life Story to a list on your dashboard. This means you can easily find the people you are Remembering the next time you log in. You can piece together information about an individual's experiences by adding evidence to their Life Story page and listing key facts.
To see who is included in Lives of the First World War, how they are identified and how to search for them, read the guide to Finding a Named Individual.
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Further FAQs, practical information about your account, how to search the records and how to use features can be found in the site's Knowledge Base at http://support.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/.
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Lighting Shabbat Candles
February 28, 2014
Every week, Jody Hirsh, the JCC's Judaic Education Director, provides a Judaic message that is featured at the top of the JCC's weekly email newsletter. Below is the Shabbat message for Friday, February 28, 2014.
Lighting Shabbat Candles
What more iconic image is there then that of someone lighting Shabbat Candles? It was so important to the Rabbis 2000 years ago, that it was one of only three positive ("Thou Shalt") commandments that were REQUIRED of women, who are exempt from time bound commandments! In every observant Jewish home today, two or more candles are lit. However candles themselves have only been used for the Sabbath in Jewish homes for about 150 years!!! If you think about it, the blessing says "Lehadlik NER shell Shabbat"… we are commanded "to light the Sabbath light." Light (singular), not lights! The word NER actually means lamp, not light, or candle (although it is used in modern Hebrew to mean candle).
Candles in the middle ages were an unpleasant, messy concern. They were made of animal fat and other animal products – the oil from sperm whales figuring in many of them. They smelled awful and smoked horribly. Candles that were less noisome, such as those from beeswax, were far too expensive to be used. In a typical Jewish home in the Middle Ages, people used what came to be known as a Judensstern, or "Jewish Star." This was a star shaped lamp with five to twenty points, an oil reservoir in the center, and wicks in the points. It typically hung over the table where it illuminated the home on weekdays. On Shabbat it was pulled down closer to the table. Finally in 1834, candles started being mass produced and therefore cheaper, and in the 1850's they developed using the scent free and smokeless Paraffin wax. It was only then that Jews started using candles for this central Shabbat ritual.
A Sabbath Lamp
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Targeted Therapy With Lapatinib in Patients With Recurrent Pituitary Tumors Resistant to Standard Therapy
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00939523
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First Posted : July 15, 2009
Last Update Posted : January 26, 2018
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The drug Lapatinib has been shown to inhibit both epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) and erbB2 tyrosine kinases resulting in an effective slowing of disease progression in breast cancer. It has also been demonstrated that erbB is overexpressed in human pituitary adenomas. The investigators are therefore assessing tumor size stabilization and pituitary tumor secretory profiles during the course of a six month therapy of lapatinib. The purpose of this trial will be to estimate the activity of lapatinib in slowing the growth rate of pituitary tumors. Lapatinib is an FDA approved drug used to treat breast cancer. However, in this study, the drug will be used to treat pituitary cancer.
This study will recruit patients from the Pituitary Center at CSMC who are over the age of 18 that have a recurrent nonfunctioning adenoma after at least one surgical resection as well as patients with prolactinomas who are resistant to dopamine agonist therapy and patients with recurrent Cushing's disease.
The principal investigator (PI) or co-investigator will determine patients' potential eligibility for the study based on inclusion and exclusion criteria.
The PI or the co-investigator will then approach subjects with recurrent nonfunctioning adenomas or prolactinomas resistant to dopamine agonist therapy or recurrent Cushing's disease during a visit in the clinic office and ask if these subjects would be interested in participating in this study. If the subjects express interest, they will be given the consent form to review. They will be encouraged to review it with family, friends, and/or other physicians. The PI, co-investigators, or research nurse will be available for any questions the subjects might have. If the subjects are still interested, they will be asked to sign and return the consent form to the office and a study visit will be scheduled.
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Each participant will undergo 8 visits of the course of the study. Each participant will have a baseline visit where a medical history will be taken, a physical, visual field test, electrocardiogram (ECG), echocardiogram (ECHO), and blood draw will be performed. At this point lapatinib therapy will begin and the patients will be asked to take the drug daily for the next six months. Patients will take Lapatinib 1250 mg daily (orally), which is the standardized dose used to treat breast cancer patients. Visit 2 will be 1 month after the participant has started lapatinib. At visit 2 all participants will receive a physical exam, a history will be taken, an ECG will be performed, and a blood draw will occur. Visit 3 will be 2 months after starting lapatinib. A physical exam and history will be performed along with an ECG and echocardiogram and blood draw. Visit 4 will be 3 months after starting lapatinib. A physical, history, blood draw, ECG, visual field test, and a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pituitary will be performed. Visit 5 will occur 4 months after starting lapatinib. A physical exam and history along with a blood draw and ECG and echocardiogram will occur. Visit 6 will be 5 months after starting lapatinib. A physical exam, history, ECG, and a blood draw will occur. Visit 7 will occur 6 months after the start of lapatinib. A physical exam, history, blood draw, visual field test, ECG, echocardiogram and MRI of the pituitary will occur. At this point lapatinib will be discontinued. Visit 8 will occur 1 month after visit 7 and a physical exam, history, blood draw, and ECG and and echocardiogram will occur.
|Condition or disease
|Pituitary Adenomas Prolactinomas
|Drug: Lapatinib
|Phase 2
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Estimated Enrollment :
|21 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Targeted Therapy With Lapatinib in Patients With Recurrent Pituitary Tumors Resistant to Standard Therapy
|Study Start Date :
|July 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date :
|December 2018
|Estimated Study Completion Date :
|December 2019
Experimental: Lapatinib
All participants will be asked to take Lapatinib daily for a total of six months during the research study.
Drug: Lapatinib
All participants will be asked to take Lapatinib daily for six months during the research study.
- Primary outcome in nonfunctioning adenomas: stabilization of tumor volume and mean tumor diameter on MRI. Stabilization is defined as < 2 mm change in any dimension. MRIs will be performed at baseline and at 3 and 6 months. [ Time Frame: baseline and every 3 months ]
- Primary outcome in prolactinomas: normalization of prolactin levels. Prolactin levels will be measured at baseline and monthly. [ Time Frame: every month ]
- Secondary outcomes: measurement of pituitary hormones [ Time Frame: monthly ]In both nonfunctioning adenomas and prolactinomas, patients will have pituitary hormone lab testing.
- Secondary outcome: visual field testing [ Time Frame: every 1-3 months ]Patients with preexisting visual field compromise will undergo visual field tests at visits 1-4 and 7. Patients with normal baseline visual field test will undergo visual field testing on visit 1, 4, 7.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with nonfunctioning adenomas who have undergone at least one prior surgical resection and have demonstrated recurrence on MRI
- Patients with prolactinomas who are resistant to dopamine agonist therapy
- Patients with malignant pituitary tumors
- Patients with visual field deficits and/or compression of the optic chiasm must be stable for at least 6 months
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with compromised visual fields and/or compression of the optic chiasm on MRI that has not been stable for last 6 months.
- Patients that have reduced left ventricular ejection fraction less than 50%
- Patients with moderate to severe hepatic impairment
- Patients that are pregnant or lactating
- Patients under the age of 18
- Active hepatitis
- Known previous HIV Positive
- Concurrent cancers
- Life expectancy less than one year
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00939523
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Keywords provided by Odelia Cooper, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center:
recurrent nonfunctioning adenoma
resistant pituitary tumors
aggressive pituitary tumors
malignant pituitary adenomas
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pituitary Diseases
Pituitary Neoplasms
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Hypothalamic Diseases
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
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|2011-10-06, 09:44
|Link #2401
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Join Date: Aug 2011
The three new Devices are newer models that don't have physical combat forms, since they're designed to merge with their users.
And the AMF conditions surrounding the attack on that HQ building would hinder the personal ability to fly. A pity that Yuuno wasn't around to show what sort of effect it had on people who CAN fly and don't regularly rely on Devices.
Also or alternatively, perhaps their Combat Mode is simply too obvious, and not conducive to pretending to be fully-biological humans.
Especially since mages, lacking superhuman bodies and with talents that might apply to completely different kinds of magic, will not always be suitable for combat. Some will be better at scrying, healing, containment fields or teleportation.
Yes, the Numbers showed that same kind of variation, except I imagine the most mass-produced models would be the types whose superhuman bodies see actual, constant use.
Plus, cyborgs are inherently more specialized for particular tasks or fields than cloned mages, since the cyborgs are deliberately designed from the ground up. That leaves them with far fewer suitable options for career paths.
Rather, it seems like reorganizing and improving the Ground Forces became her goal AFTER Regius Gaiz died and left a power vaccuum and a huge mess to clean up.
If someone is instead asking how Hayate and Gaiz are different as PEOPLE, I'll point out that Hayate didn't support and fund a criminal madman, actively pursue the use of illegal technology, or sacrifice her own soldiers and friends for the sake of her ambitions.
|2011-10-09, 21:01
|Link #2402
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|2011-10-09, 21:15
|Link #2403
Left for TFF
So, with enough training, Subaru was able to make Wing Road capable of being on par with a flying mage...
And that IS an Inherent Skill, but is also magic.
|2011-10-09, 21:24
|Link #2404
Join Date: Nov 2003
I am pretty darn sure that flying was originally meant to be a staple for ALL MAGES
However, the author decided that he wanted to have some variety and not have everyone fly, most likely due to influence from SRW
This created a problem where he had to explain why certain people could not fly, and as a side effect, introduce power-level discussions pertaining to it. For a time, people were under the impression that everyone that can fly is automatically a great mage and everyone else that can't is not so good.
The author since then has made steps to migitate this, but the damage had already been done
|2011-10-10, 02:00
|Link #2405
Writer, Jester, MtG nerd
I think is means Subaru's current use of Wing Road offers the ability to make multiple lanes that are not connected, possibly refine it so she can make stairs or just enough to stand on.
Myself, I find certain characters benefit psychologically never having learned flight. It gives them a barrier to overcome in some unique way.
|2011-10-10, 02:47
|Link #2406
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Of course, there's still a way out with that remark: Just interpret everyone in the Scrya Clan as being able to fly, such that Yuuno grew up considering the ability to be basic.
What also helps this theory is that it was probably easier for Yuuno to learn flying than the stuff mages like Chrono found difficult in the first two seasons and continued to find difficult in the third: Namely, field-type spells and teleportation.
Neither of which Nanoha ever seems to have learned.
...despite Yuuno once remarking (or wondering?) in the first season (anime or CDs?) that he had nothing left to teach her anymore. A statement which also ignored spells like Physical Heal and Dispel Field and Round Guarder...
So in fact, Yuuno had lots of stuff left he could have taught her. Unless, in a reversal of how these two usually seem to work, SHE actually lacks talent for those areas that were his own greatest strengths.
After all, it's not like she's tried to fill in those gaps even after ten years as an "Ace of Aces". Though maybe she just got complacent in those areas, because there was always someone else to handle teleportation, fields and healing?
|2011-10-11, 20:59
|Link #2410
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|2011-10-12, 14:42
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Likewise, I don't remember if I mentioned how "fields / kekkai" seem to be a rare specialty among magic-users.
Other than Yuuno and Shamal, who has the ability to cast more than one kind? Or even just one?
The Arthra's aerial mages need to work together to cast a Temporal Distortion Field that approximates the Magical Prison spell Vita cast all by herself.
Chrono has only ever used one field spell, in the sound stages. From the sound of it, Chrono defined the field of a training chamber's walls with a barrier spell, to prevent any attacks from damaging the walls. This failed to prevent Fate from doing just that with Photon Lancer, her weaknest projectile.
Chrono mentions that he can make the next one stronger, but also remarks on how difficult and tricky field magic is. Then he hits upon the idea of bringing Yuuno on board to do it for him.
At a later date, in the Mid/Belka match of the manga, Chrono expects Yuuno to do better than he did, despite trying to contain far greater destructive force from three mages, and apparently doesn't even attempt to help Yuuno at all.
(We'll ignore how that turned out, because after the battle against the Defense Program, there's no way these two veterans should have thought Yuuno could do it. At least Yuuno shouldn't have claimed there would be no damage.)
|2013-08-06, 06:58
|Link #2413
Join Date: Jul 2013
Personally I think adding the corruption of Regius and the High COuncil has hurt the Nanoha series since fans keep posting fanfiction and stuff that is about the evil parts of the Tsab.
Also I don't think Hayate wanted to reform the High Council or had intrest in gaining military rank to do so. It was even stated that she was trying to make the Book of Darkness incedent weight less on her record, granted she bore that responsiblity even though she did not do it. Also from what the main cast had gone through they aren't wanting political power but rather want to be where they can do the most direct good, as seen when she switched over to navy special investigation.
ALso there are some things that seem off in Strikers, the modern Belkan Style seems to early to be so wide spread. During the second season it took a moment to realize the belka style was being used when it should have been obvious to CHrono. and I doubt Precisa or Linith would have failed to teach her about such a style and how to counter.
Last but not least, Shamals cooking seems to still be bad, so is it considered torture to feed it to Jail Scaglati in order to get information.
Sorry for the rambling
|2013-08-09, 19:45
|Link #2414
Join Date: Jul 2013
Sorry For double posting, got chewed out already, but felt like I should type something I found intresting.
Regius said that Most of the skilled mages tend to go to the Navy, and that they were lacking in unique skilled mages. Drag Yunno and Vita and have them train the mages in certain skills so they happen to know it, better chance of being passed along. Plus it would have allowed more Yunno time, especially if Vita demonstrates how to break a darn good barrier, with Yunno countering with binds.
|2013-08-14, 02:53
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~ I Do ~
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: In the XV-8A Spartan "00"
Age: 32
Besides, a good Trekker never trusts an Admiral for many good reasons.
Granted, an overused trope just gets terribly boring... (Except of course, when you're one of the first to use it, until your writing circle gets bored by it.)
StrikerS was one of those It could've been so much more...! things, but how funny then, had it not been around, I wonder if I would've spammed as much writing as I would have since then.
*looks at the OC named Kha, and all his clones, and sighs*
I was such a tool/fool.
|2013-08-14, 07:09
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Agreed, strikers could have been so much more. Especially if they cut down on the number of charecters. Heck I think them being in the military ground forces kinda killed it because it limit on what will actually happen since it creates an illusion it would have to be realistic type instead of something like what happened in season one or a senario like in the series sailor moon and its plot.
a lot of the multichapter stories dealing with the strikerS that seem more than just dialouge they are at war, or there is drama related to that most of the time.
THey all should have been in the Navy looking for lostl ogia or tracking scaglati across planets while the Sankts cradle was buried on earth. Heck the earth could have been the next administered world.
|2013-08-15, 10:55
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Adeptus Animus
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 31
|2013-08-15, 12:19
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The Flame Crussader
Join Date: Aug 2009
Agreed, StrikerS problem wasn't in its characters, we have seen stories with similar cast size that managed more with even less episodes. Most StrikerS charas are potentially interesting. The main problem was time distribution.
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