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Champions #10 Reviews
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• Beyond the Panel: 9.5/10 "When Cummings is on pencils, you are at least guaranteed that the interiors are going to be gorgeous. Since taking the reigns of penciler, he has not disappointed once. Bringing a refreshing youthful vigor to these young heroes, a playfulness which embraced some of their ages, and a style which made every action scene standout till the very last."
• Black Nerd Problems: 9/10 "Cummings' art style works well at handling a great cast of characters, powers, and delivering fun action. It's good to see the team go through one of their darkest moments and come out strong."
• Caped-Joel: 8.5/10 "It was a satisfying ending all the same…I think the series grew by leaps and bounds under Zub."
• Chillmonger: "These are my Teen Titans…There is promise in these heroes."
• Comic Book.com: 8/10 "All in all it's still a very satisfying end to an even more satisfying story."
• Comics Beat: "I really think people are going to look back and regret sleeping on this series, and I'm sad to see it go."
• Major Spoilers: 7/10 "Zub does a really good job of bringing each hero to the forefront long enough to address whatever they have been wrestling with but doesn't make the mistake of making it feel like everything's going to be all better just because they've talked about it."
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Asheville Outlets will host the March of Dimes 2017 March for Babies kick-off fundraising event, as well as, the first Miracle Models Fashion Show on Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Families and businesses throughout Western North Carolina are invited to attend and start raising funds for March for Babies. During the kick-off, participants will have the opportunity to meet the event chairs and the 2017 Ambassador Family. Guests can also pick up fundraising materials, and prepare for a successful March for Babies team.
The Henderson County Education Foundation (HCEF) will kick off the celebration of its 30th anniversary with an event on the steps of the Henderson County Historic Courthouse on Thursday, October 13 at 4:30 pm. The event is free and the public is invited to attend.
Grab your walking shoes, bikes and Big Wheels and come play on car-free downtown streets Sunday, September 18 from 1-5 PM. Open Streets Asheville is a free, all-ages event that's building a healthier, happier Asheville! Join us for an afternoon of free yoga, dance and gymnastics workshops; sport skill clinics; community arts; special promotions and more presented by nearly 50 locally-owned businesses and organizations. Just announced: the raffle of a new kids' Schwinn Frontier bicycle.


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Home News Nigeria News Kingsley Moghalu reacts to 2019 elections, says 'Nigerian youths were the biggest disappointment'
Kingsley Moghalu reacts to 2019 elections, says 'Nigerian youths were the biggest disappointment'
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The presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party (YPP), Professor Kingsley Moghalu, has taken a swipe at Nigerian youths for the role they played during the recently held general elections.
Moghalu, who was a guest on Channels Television's Politics Today, regretted that the young populations did not make their presence felt during the polls.
"The biggest disappointment was with the youths. The youth vote was absent. They make a lot of noise, they rant and rail but you will not see them on the voting day. And when they vote, they don't vote in line with their rhetoric," he said.
When asked if the polls witnessed improvement when compared to 2015, Moghalu noted that chaos marred some polling centres coupled with an alleged organisational efficiency and effectiveness shortly before the commencement of voting.
"The organisational efficiency and effectiveness of the election was generally weak. We saw it. First, it was postponed at the last minute and in many parts of the country, there was chaos at the polling booths especially in rural areas."

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The video and photos below are the latest claiming to show dummy models of a 6.1-inch "iPhone 9" and a 6.5-inch "iPhone X Plus" rumoured to be the next iPhone models Apple unveils this fall. The video was sent in to 9to5Mac by friend of the site @shaimizrachi, who has shared accurate dummies for iPhones in year's past.There have already been countless reports and rumors about the upcoming iPhones, many of which mirror the specs shown with the alleged mock ups in the video below. The video shows the devices compared to current model iPhones including the iPhone X.Also featured in the video are cases on the dummy models from accessory maker Skech, indicating that case companies are already investing in the designs here ahead of any official announcement from Apple expected this September.Compared next to an iPhone 7 Plus, in the video we see that the mock up for the iPhone X Plus is actually about the same physical size but with a larger 6.5-inch display. That's of course made possible by the iPhone X design losing the larger bezels featured on iPhone 7 Plus.
The 6.1-inch model rumored for the lineup is expected to be Apple's entry level offering and according to recent reports could come alongside an overall price drop for the new iPhone lineup with a $700 starting price. Earlier this month we saw alleged schematics for the device surface, and that lined up with earlier reports claiming that the device will feature an edge-to-edge iPhone X-like display (although an LCD) and a single rear camera compared to the higher-end models with dual cameras.


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