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Comics Rant: Adventures of Superman #426
Plotted By John Byrne & Marv Wolfman
Written By Marv Wolfman
Art By Jerry Ordway
Colors By Tom Ziuko
More Superman/ Darkseid/ DC crossover goodness. And by goodness I mean the complete and total opposite of that. Tash Moore here, and I just started to bring you good folks, and the masses the greatness that is John Byrne's Superman, but like most roads out there, you get a pothole. A pothole named DC Crossovers. This was basically a crossover to bring Jack Kirby's New Gods back into the new DCU after Crisis On Infinite Earths. So yeah, Superman gets dragged in this tale.
So Supers was last seen thrown into the fire pits of Apokolips and since he's the man of steel, he doesn't die. But he kind of forgets that he's Superman. Uhmm, I don't think that's how amnesia works, there guys, but hey, it's a comic book. So goober pulls Superman
from the fire pits and everyone starts to call Supes the "Savior". Not in a religion type deal, but they think he'd at least be able to free them from the rule of Darkseid. It also helps that way of thinking when Superman starts to kick all types of ass on Darkseids flying goons the Para-demons. Good for Superman.
Some large Amazonian chick (Not Wonder Woman.) named Amazing Grace takes a now Amnesic Superman under her wing to take the fight to Darksied and his rule. She also makes Superman her new boy toy. Heck, they even share a bath together, and here I thought this was still a kids comic. Who wrote this thing? Alan Moore. Ahem, Superman gets naughty and then Amazing Grace gives him some new duds that make him look like something out of "Lawrence of Arabia."
So Arab Superman and Amazing Grace lead the hundreds of denizens of Apokolips against the hordes of Para-Demons. I mean, they really don't do much….at first, but Supes and crew keep at it. They cut down on some Para-demons and win some key battles but winning a few battles ain't the same as winning the war. (TM USA.) But just as Superman and Amazing Grace start macking on each other, Superman pulls a massive swerve and brings out who he says is his real master, DARKSEID! Wait, what? Umm, yeah, okay. I guess. I mean I didn't see that coming. In no shape or form. That's how the issue ends. Great Superman from Jerry Ordway, who really is an under appreciated talent who I feels doesn't always get his just do. The story was lacking which seems to be a theme that just won't quit with this tale. Maybe next issue we'll get some concrete answers. Or they will just drag this shit out to get more money out of my ass. I'm counting on the latter.
Labels: Adventures of Superman, Adventures of Superman #426, Comics, DC, DC comics, Jerry Ordway, John Byrne, Marv Wolfman, Superman, Superman 1986 Reboot
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Find peace in You, O God.
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What beautiful pictures! To have such beauty in picture # 1 , such dynamic energy in the second, and peacefulness in the third. Just goes to show that when you are in the middle of a hectic day, that there can be a good beginning and a great ending in spite of the turmoil in between.


Earlier in the week, standing in a crowded subway on the way to work, I noticed several guys around me wearing messenger bags. This is not a new phenomenon; in fact, it's pretty non-newsworthy.
A friend of mine who studied abroad with me four years ago (and probably still uses his) had one. When I first saw it, I complimented him on his anti-traditional backpack. But I really had no idea just how popular these would become.
It is my contention that dudes want to carry some kind of a purse but haven't found the most practical, stylish or society-accepted one – until recent years. An ex-boyfriend of mine got a new laptop when he started a new job last year. He began carrying it to and from work in an over-the-shoulder laptop bag.
It's exceedingly rare to see someone walking around this city or standing on the subway with nothing on his person. I only say 'his' because I have never seen a woman who isn't carrying something; it can be as small as a credit card but women do not walk around this city with nothing. (Which brings up the whole topic of leaving the house without stuff like identification or keys – the thought panics me.) More often than not, I see women in New York carrying two purses – one giant one as a gym bag and the other as her actual purse. Seriously, without cars we become nomads.
The bottom line is, men have finally found an acceptable way to have a purse. And I quote, "Several boys and men were actually among the first to use messenger bags to help make their load lighter." Check out the article that goes into a brief history on messenger bags. Truth be told, there's absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to carry your crap around with you, especially in a big city like this. But we as a society are extremely slow to change strong notions (turnover on gay marriage, anyone?) and men carrying something akin to a purse is one of them.
The second key factor is the strap that enables a guy to sling it over one shoulder and across the body. In this way, the guy isn't carrying it over his shoulder like a woman does with her purse (although I am perfectly aware many women prefer the across-the-body look – I am not one of those). Also, if he doesn't want it in front of him (more purselike?), it can sit behind him – acting as a giant wallet where he can reach behind and grab what he needs. Lastly, it avoids having to carry a bulkier, heavier and sometimes hotter backpack. Why does someone need to be a student to carry crap around? He doesn't. Enter the messenger bag.
Dudes, if you haven't tried one, pick up a cheapy one and see if you like it. Make sure it's comfortable – that shoulder strap across-the-body thing is really important. I saw a video on YouTube showing how to make one out of trash bags. (I mean, really….) So they range from practically free to going all out and buying one from Gucci, if you wanna get retarded serious about where to drop your dollas.
Add one to your gift wish list – see if it changes your life. I'm betting it will. And, in the process of attempting to be unique, you'll become part of the majority.
Messenger bags define "hip" by being nearly an anti-fashion statement. They look casual and trendy all at once – and like a denim jacket or a concert t-shirt, they can actually become even cooler the older and more beat up they become.
Matthew McConaugheeeey sporting his bag.
And what's on this list of "dude approved" gifts this year? A messenger bag made from recycled tractor tires!
Folks, I can't make this stuff up.
Okay you got me… I'm commenting on your blog!
of course, these are delusions of grandeur!
imagine rural people who live in caves commenting that dudes are wearing purses. I see nothing wrong with them and honestly, I like how the bag is slung over the body, too! Thanks for your input!


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The Moni (also known as the Migani, the Megani, the Djonggunu, or the Jonggunu)  are an indigenous people in the Indonesian Paniai regency (kabupaten) of the Papua province (formerly Central Irian Jaya) of West Papua (western part of the island of New Guinea). They speak the Moni language.

The Moni revere the bondegzeu, a large black and white whistling tree kangaroo, as an ancestor. The bondegzeu was unknown to the scientific community until the zoologist Tim Flannery described it in 1995.

See also

Indigenous people of New Guinea

References

Ethnic groups in Indonesia
Indigenous ethnic groups in Western New Guinea

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Q: Google OAuth seems broken for Imgur API Overview
I'm trying to implement Google OAuth2 for Imgur API in Android, but the Google OAuth redirection URL is broken:
https://imgur.com/signin/google

Details
I followed the documentation and use the oauth2/authorizeendpoint. I registered an Imgur Application, and filled up the client id and client secret. Then I managed to build a request like this:
GET https://api.imgur.com/oauth2/authorize?
client_id={{client_id}}
&client_secret={{client_secret}}
&grant_type=refresh_token
&response_type=token

The Login Page showed up successfully.
Clicking on Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo work fine.

But only Google OAuth page is not working :

So I did some checking on the redirect URL, here are how they look like:

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*Facebook

https://imgur.com/signin/facebook?
redirect=https://api.imgur.com/oauth2/authorize?
client_id={{client_id}}
&client_secret={{client_secret}}
&grant_type=refresh_token
&response_type=token

*Twitter

https://imgur.com/signin/twitter?
redirect=https://api.imgur.com/oauth2/authorize?
client_id={{client_id}}
&client_secret={{client_secret}}
&grant_type=refresh_token
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*Google

https://imgur.com/signin/google?
redirect=https://api.imgur.com/oauth2/authorize?
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*Yahoo

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redirect=https://api.imgur.com/oauth2/authorize?
client_id={{client_id}}
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I noticed that all of the redirection URL looks the same. And all of them work fine asides from Google's redirect, so I think Google's OAuth redirect URL is broken.
Here's a clickable version of those urls (this will simulate clicking those buttons in the login page of Imgur), you can click on each of them, only Google's is not working.

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I'm not sure where to file bugs for Imgur API, from the documentation it says that I should post to StackOverflow. Hopefully Imgur team or someone can help me with this.
Thanks!

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Sam Raimi's trilogy featuring your friendly neighborhood web slinger is now over sixty percent off at Amazon!
The online retailer has just reduced the price of 'Spider-Man: The High-Definition Trilogy' to just $24.99 (62% off suggested list price).
Click here to swing down to Amazon and cash in on this deal!


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Works by William Hamilton
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William Hamilton [40] William D. Hamilton [3] William F. Hamilton [2] William Gerard Hamilton [1]
William J. Hamilton [1] William Rowan Hamilton [1] William Timothy Hamilton [1]
Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic.William Hamilton - 1860 - Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, Frommann-Holzboog.details
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German Idealism in European Philosophy
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Philosophy of the Unconditioned.William Hamilton - 1829 - Routledge/Thoemmes Press.details
Kant: Metaphysics and Epistemology, Misc in 17th/18th Century Philosophy
Review of the Work of Mr John Stuart Mill, Entitled, 'Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy'. [REVIEW]George Grote, John Stuart Mill & William Hamilton - 1868 - Trübner.details
A Theology for Modern Man: A Study of the Epistle to the Romans.William Hamilton - 1957 - Interpretation 11 (4):387-404.details
A Theology for Modern Man: A Study of the Epistle to the Romans.William Hamilton - 1957 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 11 (4):387-404.details
Book Review: Christian Affirmations in a Secular Age. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1959 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 13 (2):244-246.details
Book Review: Christian Faith and Man's Religion. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1962 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 16 (3):369-370.details
Book Review: Christian Personal Ethics. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1958 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 12 (1):102-103.details
Book Review: Love and Justice, Selections From the Shorter Writings of Reinhold Niebuhr. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1958 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 12 (4):468-468.details
Book Review-//The Narrow Roads of Gene Land, Volume 2: The Evolution of Sex. [REVIEW]William D. Hamilton & Laurence D. Hurst - 2002 - Bioessays 24 (6):573-574.details
Evolution of Phenomena in Philosophy of Biology
Genetics and Molecular Biology in Philosophy of Biology
Book Review: The Fear of God: The Role of Anxiety in Contemporary Thought. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1960 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 14 (1):117-118.details
Book Review: The Protestant Way. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1957 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 11 (2):234-235.details
Book Review: The Next Day. [REVIEW]William Hamilton - 1958 - Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 12 (4):466-466.details
Do Nonhuman Animals Commit Suicide?William J. Hamilton - 1980 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 3 (2):278-279.details
Animal Minds in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Philosophy of Consciousness in Philosophy of Mind
Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, Education and University Reform.William Hamilton & Robert Turnbull - 1855 - Harper.details
Philosophy of Education in Philosophy of Social Science
Hamilton Versus Mill a Thorough Discussion of Each Chapter in Mr. John S. Mill`s Examination of Hamilton`s Logic and Philosophy Beginning with the Logic''.William Hamilton & John Stuart Mill - 1866 - Maclachan & Stewart.details
Introducing Philosophy: Toward a New Sense of the Concrete.William F. Hamilton - 1980 - Metaphilosophy 11 (1):105–111.details
Kapitel 5. Die Evolution der Kooperation in biologischen Systemen.William D. Hamilton - 2009 - In Robert Axelrod (ed.), Die Evolution der Kooperation: Aus Dem Amerikanischen Übersetzt Und Mit Einem Nachwort von Werner Raub Und Thomas Voss. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag. pp. 80-128.details
$43.42 new $49.00 from Amazon $56.59 used (collection) Amazon page
Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic.William Hamilton, Henry Longueville Mansel & John Veitch - 1859 - W. Blackwood and Sons.details
Lectures on Metaphysics.William Hamilton, Henry Longueville Mansel & John Veitch - 1877 - William Blackwood and Sons.details
Lógica Parlamentaria.William Gerard Hamilton - 2007 - Senado de la Republica, Ediciones Mesa Directiva, Lx Legislatura.details
$23.84 new Amazon page
Outline of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy a Textbook for Students.William Hamilton & John Clark Murray - 1870 - Gould.details
British Philosophy in European Philosophy
The Modern Reader's Guide to the Gospels.William Hamilton - 1960details
The Modern Reader's Guide to Matthew and Luke; to Mark; to John.William Hamilton - 1959details
Selfishness Reexamined: No Man is an Island.Alasdair I. Houston & William D. Hamilton - 1989 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 12 (4):709-710.details
Philosophy of Psychology in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Believing in God,.Daniel Jenkins & William Hamilton - 1956details
Philosophical Works.Thomas Reid, William Hamilton & Harry M. Bracken - 1967 - George Olms.details
Thomas Reid in 17th/18th Century Philosophy
Philosophical Works, with Notes and Supplementary Dissertations by Sir William Hamilton. With an Introd. By Harry M. Bracken. [REVIEW]Thomas Reid & William Hamilton - 1967 - G. Olms Verlagsbuchhandlung.details
Reid's Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man, From His Collected Writings by Sir W. Hamilton, and with the Foot-Notes of the Editor.Thomas Reid & William Hamilton - 1853details
The Works of Thomas Reid, D.D., Now Fully Collected, with Selections From His Unpublished Letters.Thomas Reid & William Hamilton - 1846 - Maclachlan, Stewart & Co. Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans.details
Works, Now Fully Collected, with Selections From His Unpublished Letters Pref., Notes and Supplementary Dissertations.Thomas Reid, William Hamilton & Dugald Stewart - 1880 - Maclachlan & Stewart.details
Automatic Semantic Edge Labeling Over Legal Citation Graphs.Ali Sadeghian, Laksshman Sundaram, Daisy Zhe Wang, William F. Hamilton, Karl Branting & Craig Pfeifer - 2018 - Artificial Intelligence and Law 26 (2):127-144.details
A large number of cross-references to various bodies of text are used in legal texts, each serving a different purpose. It is often necessary for authorities and companies to look into certain types of these citations. Yet, there is a lack of automatic tools to aid in this process. Recently, citation graphs have been used to improve the intelligibility of complex rule frameworks. We propose an algorithm that builds the citation graph from a document and automatically labels each edge according (...) to its purpose. Our method uses the citing text only and thus works only on citations who's purpose can be uniquely identified by their surrounding text. This framework is then applied to the US code. This paper includes defining and evaluating a standard gold set of labels that cover a vast majority of citation types which appear in the "US Code" but are still short enough for practical use. We also proposed a novel linear-chain conditional random field model that extracts the features required for labeling the citations from the surrounding text. We then analyzed the effectiveness of different clustering methods such as K-means and support vector machine to automatically label each citation with the corresponding label. Besides this, we talk about the practical difficulties of this task and give a comparison of human accuracy compared to our end-to-end algorithm. (shrink)
The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart, Ed. By Sir W. Hamilton, [Concluded by J. Veitch].Dugald Stewart, William Hamilton & John Veitch - 1854details
17th/18th Century British Philosophy, Misc in 17th/18th Century Philosophy

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Rick Carlisle hired as Pacers coach after leaving Mavericks
Rick Carlisle is returning to familiar territory.
The Indiana Pacers are hiring Carlisle to be their new head coach, according to multiple reports. The 61-year-old is getting a four-year, $29 million contract, per ESPN.
Carlisle was previously the Pacers' head coach for four seasons — he was fired in 2007 — before his 13-year run with the Dallas Mavericks. Carlisle, who led the Mavs to an NBA championship in 2011, left the organization last week. He was also an assistant with the Pacers before his first head-coaching gig with the Detroit Pistons.
The Pacers now have the experienced, championship-winning coach they hope can get them over the hump after a failed experiment with Nate Bjorkgren, whom they fired two weeks ago after one turmoil-filled season. The Pacers went 34-38 this season, finishing in ninth place in the Eastern Conference. They crushed the Hornets in the first game of the play-in tournament but lost to the Washington Wizards to miss out on the final playoff spot. Bjorkgren was an assistant on the Raptors' 2019 championship team.
Rick Carlisle has been hired as the new head coach of the Pacers after he left the Mavericks last week.
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Carlisle's Dallas departure added to an already tumultuous offseason for the Mavericks, who parted ways with longtime GM Donnie Nelson amid a report from The Athletic that Luka Doncic's future with the team is in doubt. The report pointed to the influence of Haralabos Voulgaris, the team's director of quantitative research and development, on Mark Cuban's decision-making as the source of friction.
Rick Carlisle on April 25, 2007, when he was fired as Pacers head coach.
After leading the Mavericks to an NBA title, Carlisle has not won a playoff series since. His Mavericks got bounced in the first round six times, including each of the last two seasons, and missed the playoffs four times. He led the Pacers to four playoff appearances during his first stint with Indiana, reaching the Eastern Conference finals in 2004.
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