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Bossypants Quotes
20 of the best book quotes from Bossypants
"I'll be ready for it to happen and that way it won't happen. It's a burden, being able to control situations with my hyper-vigilance, but it's my lot in life."
Bossypants
"To say I'm an overrated troll, when you have never seen me guard a bridge, is patently unfair."
misjudged
internet trolls
"It is an impressively arrogant move to conclude that just because you don't like something, it is empirically not good. I don't like Chinese food, but I don't write articles trying to prove it doesn't exist."
personal preferences
"Some people say 'Never let them see you cry.' I say, if you're so mad you could just cry, then cry. It terrifies everyone."
terrify
"I feel about Photoshop the way some people feel about abortion. It is appalling and a tragic reflection on the moral decay of our society... unless I need it, in which case, everybody be cool."
"If you retain nothing else, always remember the most important Rule of Beauty. 'Who cares?'"
"Lesson learned? When people say, 'You really, really must' do something, it means you don't really have to. No one ever says, 'You really, really must deliver the baby during labor.' When it's true, it doesn't need to be said."
delivering a baby
"Sometimes if you have a difficult decision to make, just stall until the answer presents itself."
"It will never be perfect, but perfect is overrated."
accepting limitations
"In most cases being a good boss means hiring talented people and then getting out of their way."
"So my unsolicited advice to women in the workplace is this. When faced with sexism or ageism or lookism or even really aggressive Buddhism, ask yourself the following question: 'Is this person in between me and what I want to do?' If the answer is no, ignore it and move on. Your energy is better used doing your work and outpacing people that way. Then, when you're in charge, don't hire the people who were jerky to you."
gender stereotypes
"This is what I tell young women who ask me for career advice. People are going to try to trick you. To make you feel that you are in competition with one another. 'You're up for a promotion. If they go for a woman, it'll be between you and Barbara.' Don't be fooled. You're not in competition with other women. You're in competition with everyone."
"There are no mistakes, only opportunities."
"Again, don't waste your energy trying to educate or change opinions. Go 'Over! Under! Through!' and opinions will change organically when you're the boss. Or they won't. Who cares? Do your thing and don't care if they like it."
being yourself
"My ability to turn good news into anxiety is rivaled only by my ability to turn anxiety into chin acne."
"Obviously, as an adult I realize this girl-on-girl sabotage is the third worst kind of female behavior, right behind saying 'like' all the time and leaving your baby in a dumpster."
making enemies
"I was a little excited but mostly blorft. 'Blorft' is an adjective I just made up that means 'Completely overwhelmed but proceeding as if everything is fine and reacting to the stress with the torpor of a possum.' I have been blorft every day for the past seven years."
"Whatever the problem, be part of the solution. Don't just sit around raising questions and pointing out obstacles. We've all worked with that person. That person is a drag."
"You can't be that kid standing at the top of the waterslide, overthinking it. You have to go down the chute."
trying new things
"Speak in statements instead of apologetic questions. No one wants to go to a doctor who says, 'I'm going to be your surgeon? I'm here to talk to you about your procedure? I was first in my class at Johns Hopkins, so?' Make statements, with your actions and your voice."
Recommended quote pages
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The opening day of the new NBA season continued to be postponed
In Basketball news
Initially, the season was scheduled to kick off in early December and soon moved to Christmas (December 24). But according to the latest update, the NBA will be moved down again.
After the 2019-20 season closes with the Los Angeles Lakers championship, the NBA executive team has begun with the start of the next season, 2020-21. In fact, planning for the next season has been discussed for several months due to the complex effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Initially, the season was scheduled to kick off in early December and soon moved to Christmas (December 24). But according to the latest update from Yahoo Sports, it is very likely that the 2020-21 season will not start at the end of December or early January next year.
Two months to prepare for the new season
Instead, the start of the season is set to be January 18, 2021, which is also the day of Martin Luther King Jr., an important day in American history. January 18 of the following year was introduced by NBA executive committee member Adam Silver in meeting with the board. This is a milestone that gives teams about 2 months to prepare before the new season.
A lot of people have been practicing throughout the translation breaks to stay fit and they need to rest, both physically and mentally, before starting a new reel. However, the late start of the 2020-21 season will always affect the 2021-22 season.
Mr. Silver said that management wants the 2021-22 season to return to the old orbit (starting October and ending next June), so the 2020-21 season is likely to shrink. Currently, the NBA does not have an official plan in organizing the next season's competition as well as a regulation on the salary budget for the teams. The audience is also not sure to enter because of the complicated developments of COVID-19.
Adam SilverNBA opening dayopening day of NBA
The Los Angeles Lakers became the NBA Championship 2020
Toronto Raptors is about to make their final home option


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The Dripby Mark Reutter7:31 amApr 9, 20140
Service workers picket Johns Hopkins Hospital
Talks break down between hospital and 1199SEIU over wages for service and maintenance workers
Above: Picketers this morning near the main entrance of the Hopkins Hospital on Orleans Street.
Johns Hopkins Hospital was ringed by more than a hundred employees this morning who are staging a three-day strike after a union representing food, service and maintenance workers failed to reach a wage agreement with the hospital.
"The mood is jubilant and not at all rowdy," Jim McNeill, a spokesman for 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East, said. Picket lines have been formed at the hospital's main entrance at 1800 Orleans Street and on surrounding streets.
More than 1,300 members have signed up for picket duties during the three-day strike, which will end at 6 p.m. Friday, McNeill said.
"We gave Hopkins a 10-day notice, so there would be no disruption in patient care," McNeill said. "But people will notice that the hospital will not be as clean and as smooth running over the next few days with temp employees."
Union Rejects Wage Offer
The strike came after the union late yesterday rejected a wage offer by hospital management that it said amounted to annual raises that averaged less than 2%.
A Hopkins spokesperson, speaking to The Brew last week, said the hospital had been negotiating in good faith was seeking to reach a settlement that is "fair to everyone and reflects financial responsibility on the part of the hospital."
She noted that 1199SEIU represents a small number of the 20,000 people employed at the hospital, and management was making "contingency plans" for maintaining all patient and medical services in case of a strike. She declined to discuss specifics of the negotiations saying Hopkins does not negotiate "through the media."
1199SEIU seeks to establish a $15-an-hour minimum wage for workers with at least 15 years experience over four years. Late yesterday, hospital management made offered a minimum wage of $12.25 an hour, which would take effect in 2018.
Currently, many Hopkins workers rely on food stamps and Medicaid to supplement their "poverty pay at the nation's No. 1 rated hospital," according to McNeill.
The DripJan 28, 2020
Residents had objected to the board's plan for a "re-deliberation" of the case with no new public testimony.
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fou un atleta polonès, especialista en llançament de javelina, que va competir entre començaments de la dècades de 1950 i mitjans de la de 1970.

L'octubre de 1953, a Jena, va establir un nou rècord d'Europa en el llançament de javelina, amb un llançament de 80,15 metres.

Va guanyar el Campionat d'Europa de 1954 disputat a Berna amb un llançament a 76,35 metres, per davant del soviètic Vladimir Kuznetsov i el finlandès Soini Nikkinen. Quatre anys més tard revalidà el títol europeu a Estocolm en llançar la javelina fins als 80,18 metres, gairebé dos metres més que el noruec Egil Danielsen.

El 30 de juny de 1956 va millorar en deu centímetres el rècord mundial de javelina del finlandès Soini Nikkinen en arribar fins als 83,66 metres al míting de Milà.

Durant la seva carrera esportiva va prendre part en cinc edicions consecutives dels Jocs Olímpics d'Estiu, els compresos entre 1952 i 1968. En aquestes participacions destaca la medalla de plata que va guanyar en la prova del llançament de javelina als Jocs de 1956 disputats a Melbourne. També destaca la quarta posició aconseguida el 1964.

També va guanyar una medalla de plata a les Universíades de 1961 i setze campionats nacionals, 14 en javelina i dos en pes. Va ser elegit esportista polonès de l'any el 1954 i 1955.

Millors resultats
 Llançament de javelina. 86.22" (1970)

Referències

Esportistes als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1952
Medallistes als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1956
Esportistes polonesos als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1960
Esportistes polonesos als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1964
Esportistes polonesos als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 1968
Llançadors de javelina europeus
Atletes polonesos
Persones de Katowice
Morts a Varsòvia
Esportistes varsovians

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Kay-Arne Arvid Wiestål, född 16 oktober 1940 i Holmsund, Västerbottens län, död 14 november 2020, var en svensk entreprenör, idrottsledare och fotbollsspelare.

Wiestål avled i sviterna av Covid-19.

Sportverksamhet
Kay Wiestål har tidigare varit allsvensk fotbollsspelare i Djurgårdens IF, professionell fotbollsspelare i USA och tränare för Kalmar FF och Ope IF.

Yrkesverksamhet
Han tog 1976 initiativ till Kvarnholmens centrumförening i Kalmar, ett samarbetsorgan mellan fastighetsägare, företagare och Kalmar kommun. Han var senare verkställande direktör i firman KWK Produktion AB. År 1979 tog Wiestål initiativ till att kronprinsessan Victorias födelsedag den 14 juli skulle firas som Victoriadagen.

Utmärkelser
  H.M. Konungens medalj i guld av 8:e storleken (2020) för förtjänstfulla insatser som initiativtagare och ansvarig för Victoriadagarna på Öland.
 2007: Årets ölänning

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Personer inom Sveriges näringsliv under 1900-talet
Svenska fotbollsspelare
Svenska fotbollstränare
Spelare i Djurgårdens IF Fotboll
Tränare i Kalmar FF
Svenska idrottare under 1900-talet
Personer från Holmsund
Födda 1940
Män
Avlidna 2020
Personer som avlidit av covid-19
Idrottare från Umeå
Spelare i Fotbollsallsvenskan
Svenska mästare i fotboll


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By Joe Kazmar
Kaz's Korner
After 70 years Baseball still presents some firsts for me
On Thursday, Orange's Chad Dallas was on the mound for the Volunteers against Mississippi State and had another quality start (his 12th out of 14 starts) and left the game after six innings leading 5-2.
One of the first things I learned to do in baseball as a Little Leaguer after hitting, throwing and catching the ball was how to properly slide gracefully into a base on my bottom.
Taking it one step further was the importance of sliding into second base in an effort to break up a double play.
When I was in high school our coach was adamant that we spend at least 10 minutes before each practice sliding in the high jump pit.
When I was playing in the 1954 Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA., I was trying to go from first to third on a single to right field.
Not being a speed merchant, I had to a hook slide into third base to avoid the tag. United Press International snapped a photo of the slide that went to newspapers all over the world with cutlines commending the evasive slide.
Baseball, at least in college, must have altered the sliding rules I learned because I saw the Tennessee Volunteers get deprived of a victory over Alabama last Wednesday in a Southeast Conference post-season tournament game on a slide into second base on a double play attempt.
Setting the situation, the score was tied 2-2 in the bottom of the ninth inning with one out and a Tennessee runner on third base. Alabama's coach ordered the next two Vols hitters intentionally walked to load the bases to either have a force out at home or an inning-ending double play to send the game into extra innings.
The Tennessee batter hit a grounder to second, who tossed to the shortstop for the force out, but the relay to first was very late and the winning run scored for the Vols.
This produced high fives, back slapping and even a pile of Vols players on the field celebrating the 3-2 win.
A couple of minutes later the umpires halted the celebration and said they were calling interference on the baserunner sliding into second base saying his hand was outside of his body barely brushing the shortstop and declared the batter also out, ending the ninth inning with the score still tied at 2-2.
Several minutes had expired as the umpires on the field were in communication with the head honchos in New York, who eventually upheld the decision.
My question is how can a runner slide into a base keeping his hands and arms inside his body stiff as a two-by-four? I've never seen it happen, nor has anyone that I talked to about it.
The answer to this situation may sound like sour grapes, but think if it-Tennessee was playing Alabama at the SEC playoff site in Hoover, Alabama with umpires from the Alabama area. Sounds like a home decision to me!!!
And as fate would have it, Alabama scored a run the next inning as won the game 3-2 to stay alive in the tournament.
The adrenaline must have been flowing in the Vols' dugout because they scored seven more runs and beat the Bulldogs 12-2 on the tourney's 10-Run Rule and advanced to the next round.
And guess who Tennessee was scheduled to play on Friday? Yep, those same Alabama Elephants who shystered the victory from the Vols two days ago.
The Vols must have been fired up for the encore, because they laid a 12-0 Ten Run Rule hickey on the Crimson Tide, eliminating them and making them permanent fans for the rest of the tournament.
Saturday's semifinal elimination game against sixth-seeded Florida resulted in a 4-0 blanking of the Gators as Tennessee became only one of a couple of teams to register back-to-back shutouts in an SEC tournament.
This set up the championship game Sunday between the No. 2 Vols and top-seeded Arkansas which the Hogs won 7-2.
Both Arkansas and Tennessee will host this week's World Series Regionals along with Texas and Vanderbilt with the Vols also slated to host next week's Super Regionals if they win their own regional tournament.
Host Tennessee will play Wright State Friday at 5 pm in Knoxville while Duke and Liberty open the NCAA Regional Tournament at 11 am.
KWICKIES...Los Angeles Dodgers ace left-hander Clayton Kershaw is 85-0 when leading by four-plus runs.
The Tennessee baseball team, which has won 45 games this season, has 21 come-from-behind victories to its credit.
The Seattle Seahawks are talking to Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones about joining their team. Quarterback Russell Wilson would love to have Jones as one of his targets this fall.
The Detroit Tigers 6-2 win over the New York Yankees Sunday gave them their first home series sweep over the Bronx Bombers since 2000.
And Baltimore's 3-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox Sunday gave the Orioles a 13-game losing streak, their longest since 2009.
Albert Pujols, who wasn't good enough to play for the cellar-swelling Los Angeles Angels, homered in back-to-back games for the LA Dodgers for the first time this season. He passed Babe Ruth for fourth place in career extra base hits with 1,357.
A tip of the corner Kap to my alma mater McNeese State for winning the Southland Conference Baseball Tournament last weekend as the number 7 seed. The Cowboys beat Sam Houston State 2-1 in Saturday's championship game. The Cowboys are now headed to the NCAA Regional Tournament at Dallas Baptist and will play TCU in Friday's opening round.
JUST BETWEEN US...Another baseball first for me involves our Houston Astros and their pathetic bullpen. Houston was either ahead or tied in the eighth inning against the major league's winningest team--the San Diego Padres--in all three games last weekend. The relief pitchers allowed a combined 22 runs in those three games, with the Astros feeling fortunate to win only Sunday's game thanks to their ace Zack Greinke, who pitched eight innings for the third time this season to tie for the most in the MLB and left the game leading 7-1. The Padres hit two ninth-inning home runs and had the tying run at the plate before losing 7-4. The Astros close out their nine-game home stand against the red-hot Boston Red Sox in a four-game series that began Monday and ends tomorrow.
All you can do is laugh
Kaz's Fearless Forecast
Waterfowl hunters looking for a 4th quarter rally as the season winds down
Legendary JB's Barbecu...Margaret Toal
High-paying jobs growt...Margaret Toal
Chevron Phillips Chemi...Staff Report
Washburn Key to Lady B...Dan Perrine
Cardinals win thriller...Dan Perrine


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PRACTICE: State and Federal Trial and Appellate.
BORN: Santa Maria, California, January 29, 1944
PREPARATORY EDUCATION: Tulane University (B.B.A., 1965)
LEGAL EDUCATION: University of Texas (J.D., 1968)
BAR ADMISSIONS: Texas (1968), Colorado (1989); U.S. Supreme
Court (1975); U.S. District Court's for the Western
District of Texas (1970); Southern District of Texas (2000); Northern District of Texas (2002); Eastern District of Texas; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth (1982), Fifth (1970), Eighth (1983), Ninth (1979), Tenth (1983) and Eleventh (1981) Circuits
Board Certified, Criminal Law, State Bar of Texas, 1975
Board Certified, Criminal Appellate Law, State Bar of Texas 2012
TEACHING POSITIONS:
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Texas School of Law, Austin, Texas (1982 to 1993);
Adjunct Professor of Law at St. Mary's University School of Law, San Antonio, Texas (1998-present);
Lecturer, State Bar of Texas, Advanced Criminal Law Course (1975 to present); State Bar of Texas, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association – Texas State Bar Criminal Law Institutes (1974 to present); Texas Center for The Judiciary, 2012 Winter Regional Conferences, San Antonio, Texas.
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Dean's Round Table, University of Texas School of Law [1989 to present];
General Counsel for the Texas Civil Liberties Union (1979-1985];
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Fellow, State Bar Foundation [1976 to present];
American Bar Association [1968 to present];
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Previous generations were very lucky not have deal with the things we deal with today. Today we have to be way more careful.
Here are some things we deal with that our grandparents did not.
You take a sick day to hang out with friends . . . then someone tags you in a photo, so your boss knows you lied. You can avoid that one most of the time by changing your settings, so you have to approve other people's tags first.
You don't proofread a text. Then you realize auto correct changed a word to something dumb or inappropriate. That never happened when we just wrote letters.
You find out the person you're dating is still active on dating apps like Tinder. Meaning you should be exclusive, but they haven't deleted their account yet. So, you have to have an awkward conversation about it.


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I worked with a very talented surgeon who once told me something about medicine that I think is very wise. He said; "Just because the only tool that you have is a hammer, does not make everything that you are treating a nail". In the case of ADHD, the stimulant 'Hammer' is a really good match for the ADHD Combined type and the Hyperactive Impulsive subtype 'nail'. In the case of ADHD Predominantly Inattentive, the hammer is trying to do what the correct screw driver or a wrench might possibly do better.
The stimulants have been a life saver and a God send for ADHD combined type, for ADHD-Hyperactive/Impulsive type, and for ADHD with the exhausting and destructive comorbidities like Oppositional Defiance Disorder. The people with these symptoms are the 'squeaky wheel' of ADHD. Their symptoms are immediately disruptive to a home and to a classroom. The symptoms of ADHD-PI are much more insidious, much more covert, and more poorly understood and treated.
The problem is that we have not yet found the best treatment tool for ADHD-PI and unless pharmaceutical companies invest in the research needed to find a drug to specifically address the symptoms of ADHD-PI, we may never find it.
If the DSM V places ADHD-PI in its own category, we may get the attention that we need. We are a quiet minority that have not really had a voice. Our Inattentive children are quiet, spaced out, lost in their own little worlds and largely invisible in many homes and classrooms. Our inattentive adults respond better to the stimulants than our kids do so they are less able to advocate for our children.
I have great faith that genetic testing and pharmaceutical advances will find the wrench or screwdriver that will help our kids. Until then, we must speak up and let our physicians and teachers know that we too want to do what is best for our Inattentive children but that we will not let them be hit over the head with a hammer that is not getting the job done.
Well medication may not work as well for ADHD-PI as for the other types of ADHD. Thats for sure! Thanks for your comment!!
Thank you for the new post!
From what I understand the stimulants were originally for the Hyperactive/Impulsive type. They were found to be beneficial (though not enough) to the ADHD-PI, so the doctors just use them(stimulants) for both. Did I get it right?


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Joseph Bishara Scoring '11-11-11′
Posted: June 25, 2011 by filmmusicreporter in Film Scoring Assignments
Tags: 11-11-11, Darren Lynn Bousman, Joseph Bishara
Joseph Bishara is scoring the upcoming horror thriller 11-11-11. The movie is written and directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, III & IV). The film starring Michael Landes, Wendy Glenn and Timothy is inspired by the real-life organization that believes the recurrence of the numbers 11:11 are of spiritual significance and a link to spirit guardians. The story deals with 11 gates of Heaven and how the final gate will open for 49 minutes on November 11th, 2011. Bishara has previously collaborated with the director on the 2008 horror musical Repo! The Genetic Opera. The composer had his biggest box office success of his career to date earlier this year with the horror hit Insidious starring Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson. 11-11-11 is set for a release on November 11, 2011. For updates on the film, visit the official movie website.


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Q: What is the meaning of 4096 in php? I am a novice in php.
I can't understand a simple thing.
<?php

    $users = fopen("users.txt", "r");

    while ($line = fgets($users, 4096)) {

        list($name, $occupation, $color) = explode("|", $line);

        printf("Name: %s
", $name);
        printf("Occupation: %s
", $occupation);
        printf("Favourite color: %s
", $color);
    }
    fclose($users);

 ?>

Here, in line while ($line = fgets($users, 4096)) what is the meaning of 4096?

A: It is just a maximum length of a line assumed.
According to fgets() ocumentation,

Reading ends when length - 1 bytes have been read, or a newline, or an EOF (whichever comes first). If no length is specified, it will keep reading from the stream until it reaches the end of the line.

If you don't specify length for PHP under 4.3.0, it will use length = 1024.
If you don't specify length in newer versions, it will read until it reaches the end of the line.
I may guess several reasons of specifying length:

*

*compatibility with older versions. Older versions would use length = 1024. If you have longer lines in your file, it is better to specify the maximum possible length to it;

*if you want to read not more than n characters from a line;

*also, probably, specifying a limited length has a positive impact on performance somehow (please, correct me if I am wrong).

So, in new versions, if you want to read the whole line - don't use length or set it to the maximum possible length of a line in your input.

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Фелисити Кендал Хъфман () (родена на 9 декември 1962 г.) е американска актриса. Най-известна е като Джесика Уитъкър в сериала "Спортна вечер" и Линет Скаво в "Отчаяни съпруги", като за втората роля получава и награда Еми.

Избрана филмография

Източници

Външни препратки

Американски актьори и актриси
Носители на Златен глобус
Носители на награда Еми


This is a brilliant book. If Shakespeare were alive today and wanted to read a contemporary book to a baby, I would hand him this one. No kidding.
I say this because there is unusually clever and clean use of poetic meter in this book-- Kevin Lewis has taken the meter of "chugga chugga choo choo" and made a poem out of it.
As you can see, the final part of each line is not always a spondee-- in fact, Lewis usually has an unstressed syllable between the two stressed syllables. But you know, when you say "Choooo Choooo" with an extended "ooooo" sound, there is a tiny pause after the first oooo, (almost chew-uh-chew), so it works great that way.
Anyway, I love reading this book. Love love love it. My husband and I will often say lines in call-and-response fashion when we're playing with our daughter... He'll say "whistle blowing," and I'll say "whooo-whooo." Or I'll say "echo calling," and he'll say "whooo-whooo."
The art is vibrant and beautiful, too. The idea is that we're in a little boy's room with his toy train set. The toy train goes under the boy's bed when the text talks about going "into tunnels, underground," and the train goes across his fish tank when the text says "across the river, swift and wide, a bridge goes to the other side." So, there's visual cleverness, too.
And, finally, as you can see from the last spread (above), the book has a bedtime theme, so it fits in that "bedtime story" slot, if you are in need of another.
So, bravo, author and illustrator-- you both get high marks from this editor!
In "bedtime", "brilliant text", "soundplay", "trains"


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Des routes de plusieurs pays portent le code A381 ou A-381 :
  Voie rapide espagnole A-381 reliant Jerez de la Frontera à Los Barrios ;
  Autoroute russe A381 reliant Narian-Mar à l'aéroport de Narian-Mar.


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Happy Halloween....a time of tricks and treats with the DC Universe Halloween Special of 2008!
All under a cover by Gene Ha, stories of Elongated Man and his wife Sue (who stretch through the whole book....), first with a story of those two by Dan Didio and Tony Shasteen, then Clark Kent facing "Deadline Halloween" in a Superman story by Mike Johnson and Matthew Clark; Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) facing his "Fear of the Dark" by Eddie Berganza and Trevor Hairsine; Scarecrow, Batman and Com. Gordon in "The Ballad of Jonathan Crane" by Mikey Way and Mateus; Faust dealing with daddy issues (and his dad, JLA foe Felix Faust) in "The Embrace" by Harvey Richards and Federico Dalloccho; Batman facing Solomon Grundy in "One Last Halloween" by Brian Reed and Darick Roberston; Etrigan the Demon doing what he does best in "Hell Hath No Fury" by Duncan Rouleau; Two-Face facing the Joker and Mad Hatter in "Scarred and Scared" by Brad Destroyer and Riccardo Burchielli; more with Elongated Man and Sue by Mark Verheiden and Dennis Calero in "The Elongated Halloween - Part 1"; Vixen vs. Mirror Master in "Role Model" by Eric Wallace and Tony Shasteen; and wrapping up the issue with more Elongated Man and Sue by Mark Verheiden and Dennis Calero in "The Elongated Halloween - Part 2"!
Isn't that scary?
Labels: DC Comics, Elongated Man, Green Lantern, Halloween, Scarecrow, Superman, Vixen
Halloween Hijinks With Deadman And The Spectre
Deadman and Spectre face off against the statues of Easter Island in this piece by Neal Adams...
...where these two undead heroes are forced to fight together to save us all in this work from the 1977 Super DC Calendar.
The Spectre was cop Jim Corrigan, killed by the mob, and given the ability to return to mete out vengeance against those who do wrong first appeared in More Fun Comics #52 (February, 1940, by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily), joined the Justice Society of America, and continued to fight for justice for decades...
....and even recently appeared as Jim Corrigan in a couple of episodes of the NBC TV show, Constantine, played by Emmett J. Scanlan (and we saw hints of detective Corrigan becoming Spectre thanks to visions of John's friend, Zed, who was a psychic).
Circus aerialist Boston Brand was shot dead during a performance, but that was only the beginning of the story, with the spirit Rama Kushna reanimating Boston as Deadman, a spirit who could possess others, and searching for the man with the Hook for an arm who shot him, all starting in Strange Adventures #205 (October, 1967, by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino).
Deadman hasn't made it to television yet, but Nanda Parbat (a mystical realm in the mountains) has, as the home of Ra's Al Ghul, and the League of Assassins, including Merlyn (a foe of Green Arrow, who first appeared in Justice League of America #94 in November, 1971 by Mike Friedrich, Neal Adams and Dick Dillin, with Deadman as a guest star; played by John Barrowman), all in the CW Arrow series.
One can only hope that Constantine appearing on Arrow might lead to a later appearance by Deadman and Spectre!
Labels: Arrow, Constantine, DC Comics, Deadman, Nanda Parbat, Spectre
Guide to Golden Age Spectre Reprints
Looking back at the Golden Age must seem like looking back at people who are long gone...but one Golden Age star started out dead! Jim Corrigan was just a cop, until a confrontation with a mobster ended up with Jim dead, until he was approached by "the Voice", and returned from the dead to punish criminals, as the Spectre, the spirit of vengeance, starting with More Fun Comics #52 (February, 1940) by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily.
Spectre has had quite a few of his original Golden Age tales rise from the dead as well...
Starting with More Fun Comics #52 and More Fun Comics #53 (March, 1940), both by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, detailing Jim Corrigan's war against mobster Gat Benson, and how he returned to life in the first story, and saving his girlfriend, Clarice Winston, in the second, but being unable to his engagement with her, because he is now dead. It is in the second tale that Jim fashions the costume of the Spectre.
These two stories are often reprinted together, finding their way into Secret Origins #5 (November-December, 1973) with a cover by Nick Cardy in this E. Nelson Bridwell edited series, and then in the Weird Secret Origins of 2004 (under a Jerry Ordway cover, edited by Robert Greenberger, and also containing a Dr. Fate Golden Age origin tale), and these origins were reprinted again along with other origin collections in the DC Universe: Secret Origins hardcover of 2012, and DC Universe: Secret Origins softcover of 2013.
Jim Corrigan battles another evil spirit named "Zor" in More Fun Comics #55 (May, 1940) in a tale by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, battling for the life of Clarice Winston, winning with the help of "the Voice".
This issue was reprinted in DC 100 Page Super Spectacular #6 (1971), which, under this awesome Neal Adams cover, also had a reprint of the first JLA/JSA team-up, a Golden Age Vigilante story, and a previously unpublished Golden Age Wildcat story (as well as lists of "every" DC hero's first appearance up to that time.). Even better, DC made a replica of the World's Great Super-Heroes Super Spectacular (yes, a reprint of a collection of reprints) in May, 2004 (though the cover was slightly altered)!
More Fun Comics #57 (July, 1940) features "The Return of Zor" by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, with the Spectre having to clear Jim Corrigan's name (as Zor returns, frames Jim for murder after freeing himself from the paralysis Jim had left him under...).
Along the way, Spectre turns the real murderer into a tree, then banishes Zor into the depths of the universe (but that wouldn't stop Zor from returning eventually...).
This tale was reprinted in Superman #252 (June, 1972) under a high flying cover by Neal Adams (and a few other Golden Age stories of Dr. Fate, Starman, Hawkman and Hawkgirl and more), and later in the Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told hardcover of 1990, all under a Jerry Ordway cover with a few of the Spectre's fellow members of the Justice Society of America and All-Star Squadron.
Next up is More Fun Comics #65 (March, 1941) by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, with the Spectre facing off against the villain called the Blue Flame (really "Dr. Mephisto", a stage magician, as Jim Corrigan discovered with a little detective work).
This tale awoke again in Detective Comics #443 (October-November, 1974) under a cover done mainly by Jim Aparo (though not the Spectre, thankfully, Jim rendered the ghostly guardian for his run in Adventure Comics from #431-440), and this issue also contained a Golden Age Green Lantern tale and in the new Batman story, the end for the revived Golden Age Manhunter by Archie Goodwin and Walt Simonson (which itself has been reprinted a few times).
More Fun Comics #66 (April, 1941), by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, sees the Spectre go into "The World Within The Paintings", saving Clarice from robbers and creatures from an extra-dimensional world within paintings.
This tale found itself reprinted in the 100-Page Super-Spectacular DC-20 of September, 1973 and also includes a few other Golden Age reprints, of folks like the Black Canary, Dr. Mid-Nite, Batman's earliest fights with Two-Face and more...
...all under a cover by artist Nick Cardy, who was quite the cover sensation of the 1970s!
Spectre fought "The Vanishing Menaces" in More Fun Comics #73 (November, 1941) by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, facing animals transported from Africa by Nat Rhodes, using Morton Kirk's transporting machine.
This issue was reprinted in its entirety in the Millennium Edition: More Fun Comics #73 of January, 2001, which also features the first appearance of Aquaman and Green Arrow, of Dr. Fate foe Mr. Who (with the doctor capturing the cover in his half mask that he was using at this time), as well as Johnny Quick, a ton of Golden Age goodness!
The Spectre's last Golden Age appearance was in More Fun Comics #101 (January-February, 1945) by Gardner Fox and Bernard Baily, and "The Unsafe Safe", with the Spectre helping Percival Popp (the Super-Cop) against jewel thieves, who tricked Percival into helping them.
This tale is found in the Millennium Edition: More Fun Comics #101 of November, 2000. This issue also features Green Arrow, Aquaman, and Johnny Quick, as well as debuting a new feature...Superboy (a story of Superman, as a boy!
The Spectre didn't return until Showcase #60 (January-February, 1966) by Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson.
But, these weren't the only Golden Age Spectre solo tales...
...the Spectre was one of many DC heroes featured in All-Star Comics #1 (Summer, 1940) in "The Tenement Fires" by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, facing off against Dr. Cragg and an arsonist, and in All-Star Comics #2 (Fall, 1940) facing off against an evil high priest of Brztal in "The Curse of Kulak" by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily.
The first All-Star Comics story was reprinted in the Great Comic Book Heroes of 1965, and both tales found themselves (along with stories of the Golden Age Flash, Hawkman, Johnny Thunder, Hourman and more) in the All-Star Comics Archives #0 of March, 2006.
Spectre was also a founding member of the Justice Society from All-Star Comics #3 (Winter, 1940) until All-Star Comics #23 (Winter, 1944), and all those tales are reprinted in the All-Star Comics Archives.
Spectre's earliest Golden Age tales were also collected in the Golden Age Spectre Archives #1 in 2003, featuring the stories from More Fun Comics #52 to More Fun Comics #70 (August, 1941), all by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily....but would it kill DC to give us a Golden Age Spectre Archives #2 with the rest of the story?
One would hope that Emmett Scanlan, who played detective Jim Corrigan on NBC's Constantine would be dying for one...as viewers were only teased with his becoming the Spectre in that show...
Labels: Archives, DC Comics, Golden Age, More Fun Comics, Reprints, Spectre
Remembering Murphy Anderson
Murphy Anderson was an artist and an inker, working primarily for DC Comics, whose work ranged from the Silver Age Hawkman, to Captain Comet, the Spectre, Adam Strange, the team-ups of Hourman and Dr. Fate and of Black Canary and Starman, and co-creating Zatanna and the Atomic Knights; as well as years of working as the main inker for Curt Swan on Superman and Action Comics.
Working primarily in DC's Silver Age (though quite a bit of work before it), Murphy's clean style was appreciated by many, he won a 1962 Alley Award for Best Inker, a 1963 Alley Award for "artist preferred on Justice League of America", 1964 Alley Awards for "Best Inking Artist" and "Best Comic Book Cover" for Detective Comics #329, 1965 Alley Awards for "Best Inking Artist", "Best Comic Book Cover" for Brave and the Bold #61 and "Best Novel" for Showcase #55.
Murphy's awards continued to stack up, being inducted into the Jack Kirby Hall of Fame in 1998, the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 1999, and in 2013 into the Inkwell Awards Joe Sinnott Hall of Fame. Murphy was born on July 9th, 1926, and passed away this month at 89.
Best to let his work speak for itself!
Captain Comet in Strange Adventures
Starman and Black Canary
Hawkman and Adam Strange
Murphy's favorite
The Atomic Knights
In Action with Curt Swan
Superman and The Flash
Murphy, we'll miss you!
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Labels: Artist, Atomic Knights, Captain Comet, Inker, Murphy Anderson, Strange Adventures
Giant Supergirl Coverage
Supergirl premiered as the "The Supergirl From Krypton" in Action Comics #252 (May, 1959) by writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino under a cover with her rocket landing by Curt Swan and Al Plastino.
Kara Zor-El burst onto the scene, changing Superman's life, by letting him know someone else survived the end of Krypton, and it happened to be his cousin!
Superman then took Kara away to an orphanage, hid her in the identity of Linda Lee (who then later got adopted, and became Linda Danvers, and had an incredible life in the pages of Action Comics and Adventure Comics, which eventually led to her own Supergirl series, then a co-feature with Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen and Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane in Superman Family, before the Daring New Adventures of Supergirl (and a whole lot more after that, including multiple Supergirls thanks to the Crisis On Infinite Earths and a lot that happened after that series....but, let's not get ahead of ourselves).
Back in the day, comics had giant-sized issues during their regular runs, which featured reprints of original stories for fans to get filled in on the history of characters, and Supergirl was the feature of 6 of these issues....and these giants also nicely sum up Supergirl's early history in Action Comics.
80 Page Giant #G-20
This issue was also Action Comics #334 (March, 1966) with cover art on the main figures by Jim Mooney, who drew many of Supergirl's early adventures, and the surrounding figures by Curt Swan.
This was the first Supergirl giant, featuring reprints of Supergirl's first appearance from Action Comics #252 and more, like the first appearance of Metallo, and an early appearance of Congorilla!
But, there was more in this issue...
"The Cave-Girl of Steel" by Otto Binder and Al Plastino from Action Comics #259 (December, 1959), "Supergirl's First Romance" by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney from Action Comics #269 (October, 1960) with the first appearance of Jerro the Mer-Boy from Lori Lemaris' Atlantis, "Supergirl's Super-Pet" (also known as Streaky the Super-Cat), who got super powers via "X-Kryptonite", in this story by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney from Action Comics #261 (February, 1960)...
...."Supergirl's Fortress of Solitude" from Action Comics #271 (December, 1960) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl settling for a place of her own in the desert (at least for a little while), Supergirl's first meeting with the Legion of Super-Heroes with "The Three Super-Heroes" from Action Comics #267 (August, 1960) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, where the Legion introduces a limit on new members (that they can't be over 18 years old), as well as Chameleon Boy, Invisible Kid and Colossal Boy, "Superboy Meets Supergirl" from Superboy #80 (April, 1960) with Supergirl going back in time to meet her cousin when he was a boy in this tale by Jerry Siegel and Curt Swan, and "The Super-Steed of Steel" from Action Comics #292 (September, 1962), the tale which introduces Comet the Super-Horse to Supergirl (though Comet appeared earlier with the Legion of Super-Pets in Adventure Comics #293). All this along with text features of when Supergirl met Jimmy Olsen (from Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #40), details on Supergirl's real parents (Zor-El and Allura) and adoptive parents (Fred and Edna Danvers), and even details on the revelation of Supergirl to the world (which more details are coming in later reprints).
Supergirl didn't appear on the covers of many of these early stories, but she was growing more popular by the day!
Found as Action Comics #347 (March-April, 1967), with a cover by Curt Swan and George Klein, this is "an All-Star collection featuring Supergirl's super-friends and super-foes!".
This collection starts with Action Comics #263 (April, 1960) and "Supergirl's Darkest Day" by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl working to save an alien prince, Valzorr, from the prosecutor, Zoxxo, continues with Action Comics #264 (May, 1960) and "My Father, The Cop" by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, in a story originally entitled "Supergirl Gets Adopted" with Linda Lee being briefly adopted by the Wilkins...
..."The Son of Bizarro" from Superman #140 (October, 1960) by Otto Binder and Wayne Boring which details the first Bizarro Supergirl, "Supergirl's Super-Boyfriends" from Action Comics #290 (July, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl giving super-powers to Edna Danvers, Dick Malverne and Jerro the Mer-Boy thanks to a red kryptonite statue given to her by the Legion's Phantom Girl and introduces the Supergirl Emergency Squad, and "The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse" from Action Comics #293 (October, 1962) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, with more on Comet's history (and the mystical source of his Kryptonian like powers, and identity of Biron the centaur). All this along with features on Supergirl's adventures with the Legion of Super-Heroes, her friends and her time-travel adventures all make this an issue full of Silver Age Supergirl goodness, though looking at the original covers for most of the issues, it looks more like a Bizarro lovefest!
80 Page Giant G-45
This book is usually found as Action Comics #360 (March-April, 1968) with a stunning cover by Curt Swan and George Klein, and features a major turning point in Supergirl's life (and that it collected all these in one spot, makes it an early example of modern comic tradepaperbacks...the cover even says it is "A Comic First! A Complete Book-Length Novel!").
This collection begins with Action Comics #278 (July, 1961) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney and "The Unknown Supergirl", with Superman planning to reveal Supergirl's existence to the world, until she loses her powers, leading to Action Comics #279 (August, 1961) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney and "Supergirl's Secret Enemy", who is the Kandorian scientist, Lesla-Lar, who looks like Supergirl and secretly removed Supergirl's powers (and all the while Linda Lee gets adopted by Fred and Edna Danvers, in their first appearance), leading to Supergirl being "Trapped In Kandor" when Lesla-Lar switches places with Linda, taking over as Supergirl (convincing Superman that he should reveal Supergirl's existence), all the while with Lesla plotting with Lex Luthor to destroy Superman all in this Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney story from Action Comics #280 (September, 1961)...
...Linda got free from Kandor and got her powers back (not told in this collection in stories from Action Comics #281 and Action Comics #282) and deals with Mr. Mxyzptlk who makes her immune to Green Kryptonite, so Supergirl goes to rid Earth of Kryptonite, getting exposed to six strains of Red Kryptonite (which Mxy didn't make her immune to), and deals with three odd changes in "The Six Red 'K' Perils of Supergirl" from Action Comics #283 (December, 1961) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, and the other three Red Kryptonite changes in Action Comics #284 (January, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney in "The Strange Bodies of Supergirl" (retitled "The Super-Mermaid" and missing 8 pages from the original story) and Superman informs Supergirl of his plans to let the world know of her helping him, which happens in "The World's Greatest Heroine" from Action Comics #285 (February, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, which also has Linda tell her adopted parents her identity, and features Legion of Super-Heroes members Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, Lightning Lad and Brainiac 5!
All this and a feature on the milestones of Supergirl's life make this a milestone all in itself!
Giant #G-57
The giants were getting smaller, now only 64 pages starting with the last of Supergirl's Action Comics giants, with Action Comics #373 (March-April, 1969) under this cover by Curt Swan and Neal Adams, but at least they guest-starred "the whole Superman family!!".
This reprint starts with "The Battle of the Super-Pets" from Action Comics #277 (June, 1961) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, featuring a fight between Superman's dog, Krypto, and Supergirl's cat, Streaky, Supergirl becoming "the Bride of Mr. Mxyzptlk" from Action Comics #291 (August, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, "Supergirl's Farewell To Earth" from Action Comics #258 (November, 1959) by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney with Supergirl first meeting Krypto and learning that Superman is Clark Kent...
...Action Comics #276 (May, 1961) by Robert Bernstein and Wayne Boring, with "The War Between Supergirl and the Superman Emergency Squad", and "Supergirl's Greatest Challenge" from Action Comics #287 (April, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl working with the Legion of Super-Heroes (and meeting Whizzy, a 30th Century descendant of Streaky, who also has super powers).
Supergirl was growing more popular, but her run in Action Comics came to an end with Action Comics #376 (May, 1969).
Supergirl had moved from Action Comics to Adventure Comics starting with Adventure Comics #381 (June, 1969), and her first 64 page reprint giant was in Adventure Comics #390 (March-April, 1970) with a cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson and an all-romance issue!
This collection starts with "Superman's Super-Courtship" from Action Comics #289 (June, 1962) by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl playing matchmaker for her cousin (in a story retitled "When Supergirl Played Cupid", and features members of the adult Legion like Saturn Woman, Triplicate Woman and Phantom Woman, as well as Supergirl look-a-like Luma Lynai), "The Secret Identity of Super-Horse" from Action Comics #301 (June, 1963) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, with Comet gaining a new mystic ability, to become human when a comet passes through Earth's atmosphere (and he assumes the identity of Bronco Bill to romance Supergirl)...
..."The Day Super-Horse Became Human" from Action Comics #311 (April, 1964) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, retitled into "Supergirl's Cowboy Hero", with Comet trying traveling back in time to confront Circe to remain human permanently, and Bronco Bill is made to look to be the masked criminal, the Hooded Demon, "The Great Supergirl Mirage" is from Action Comics #256 (September, 1959) by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney, with Linda Lee first meeting Dick Wilson (later to be Dick Malverne) at the Midvale Orphanage, and Dick taking a picture of Supergirl (which Linda must disprove, as Supergirl's existence is still a secret in this story; this is Dick's first appearance, but he returns many times in Action Comics to be Linda's boyfriend), and "Supergirl's Wedding Day" from Action Comics #307 (December, 1963) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl nearly marrying Phantom Zone escapee, Tor-An (who first disguises himself as a teacher, then as a survivor from Supergirl's Argo City).
An odd collection of stories, taken a little out of order, but a great theme issue.
Super DC Giant #S-24
Supergirl's next giant was in DC's Super DC Giant 15 issue run (oddly from issue #13 to #27), with Super DC Giant #S-24 (May-June, 1971), with the main part of the cover done by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson, and lower vignette by Mike Sekowsky and Dick Giordano, with 64 pages of Supergirl goodness.
This collection of Supergirl stories is chronological, featuring four tales in a row, starting with Action Comics #295 (December, 1962) and "The Girl With The X-Ray Mind" by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, featuring Lena Thorul (really Lex Luthor's sister, Lena Luthor), and her new FBI career (as well as ESP powers), leading to Action Comics #296 (January, 1963) with "The Girl Who Was Supergirl's Double" by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, with Lena wearing a Supergirl costume to a party, and Dick Malverne thinking Lena is Supergirl...
...going into "The Forbidden Weapons of Krypton" from Action Comics #297 (February, 1963) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney with Lesla-Lar taking Lena's place, freeing Phantom Zone villains, but paying the price when Kru-El disintegrates Lesla-Lar, and Action Comics #298 (March, 1963) by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, and "The Super-Powers of Lex Luthor" with Supergirl enlisting the help of Luthor against the Phantom Zone villains (until they give Lex Kryptonian powers).
All this and "new Supergirl costumes designed by YOU, the readers!" make this a truly SUPER giant!
DC 100 Page Super Spectacular #DC-10
This was an early example of DC's 96 page reprints (making 100 pages if you counted the front and back covers, and interior cover pages), and was also known as Adventure Comics #416 (March, 1972), with a cover by Bob Oksner, featuring the "World's Greatest Females", but this was during Supergirl's run in Adventure Comics (and had a few Supergirl tales), so it fits well here.
This features Supergirl stories from Action Comics #309 (February, 1964) and Action Comics #310 (March, 1964) with "The Untold Story of Argo City" and "Supergirl's Rival Parents" both by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, detailing how Supergirl and her birth parents survived in Argo City after Krypton exploded (then how Zor-El and Allura survived in the Survival Zone, similar to the Phantom Zone), as well as Action Comics #324 (May, 1965) that featured "The Black Magic of Supergirl" also by Leo Dorfman and Jim Mooney, with Supergirl turning demonic for a bit to fight Superman.
This issue also has other reprints of female heroes, such as the first appearance of the Golden Age Black Canary from Flash Comics #86 (August, 1947), Wonder Woman's Golden Age battle against Villainy Incorporated from Wonder Woman #28 (March-April, 1948), a Phantom Lady story from Police Comics #17 (March, 1943) and the last Golden Age story of Merry the Girl of 1,000 Gimmicks from Star-Spangled Comics #90 (March, 1949), along with a guide to the females on the cover of the issue (Hawkgirl, Thorn, Platinum, Zatanna, Big Barda, Beautiful Dreamer, Star Sapphire, Liberty Belle, Lilith, Wonder Girl, Merry, the Enchantress, Dumb Bunny, Phantom Lady, the Cheetah, the Harlequin, Batgirl, Black Canary and Wonder Woman!).
Supergirl then had her own 10 issue title starting in November, 1972, but it merged with Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane and Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (continuing on with Jimmy's numbering) as Superman Family, with Superman Family #164 (April-May, 1974) having a new Jimmy Olsen story, and Jimmy, Lois and Supergirl reprints. Supergirl's first new story in Superman Family was in Superman Family #165 (June-July, 1974), with the new/reprint format going on until Superman Family #181 (December-January, 1976/1977)...
....all new stories from Superman Family #182 (March-April, 1977) to Superman Family #222 (September , 1982), leading to Supergirl's last pre-Crisis series, the Daring New Adventures of Supergirl, which had a preview in Superman #376 (October, 1982), and then 23 issues (the last just being called Supergirl) from November, 1982 to September, 1984, keeping the Maid of Might a giant in the public eye!
Labels: Action Comics, Adventure Comics, DC Comics, Kara Zor-El, Linda Danvers, Linda Lee, Reprints, Supergirl, Superman
Batman Meets Supergirl
With Batman surging in popularity due to Gotham and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and a new Supergirl TV show appearing on CBS, one has to wonder about meetings of the Darknight Detective and the Maid of Might!
Wonder no more, as here are a few of the more important Batman/Supergirl meetings of the Silver and Bronze Age!
Batman regularly teamed up with many heroes in Brave and the Bold, being the regular star since Brave and the Bold #74 (October-November, 1967), and Supergirl did make one appearance in B&B (with a different co-star, in B&B #63 in 1965), but it took until Brave and the Bold #147 (February, 1979) for Batman and Supergirl to team up in B&B, with "Death-Scream From The Sky!" in a story by Cary Burkett and beautiful art by Jim Aparo, with the pair facing off against JLA foe, Dr. Light and his Children of Light.
This story proved popular enough to have the duo reteam in Brave and the Bold #160 (March, 1980) by the same creative team, with Batman and Supergirl working to save Supergirl's adopted father, Fred Danvers, from Batman foe, Colonel Sulphur, in "The Brimstone Connection".
World's Finest Comics
Superman and Batman teamed-up regularly in World's Finest Comics since World's Finest Comics #71 (July-August, 1954), and while Robin was a fixture of the early tales, it took a little while for Supergirl to show up. Two major appearances of Supergirl were in World's Finest Comics #169 (September, 1967) in "The Supergirl-Batgirl Plot" with story by Cary Bates and art by Curt Swan, which also featured the first meeting of Supergirl and Batgirl, and in World's Finest Comics #176 (June, 1968) with "The Superman-Batman Split!" written by Cary Bates and art by Neal Adams, with Batman working with Supergirl and Superman working with Batgirl (which happened a few more times later on) with Robin and Jimmy eventually saving the day.
The later tale has been reprinted many times, including in Super-Team Family #3 (February-March, 1976), The Best of DC #16 (September, 1981), World's Finest Comics #302 (April, 1984), Batman Illustrated by Neal Adams #1 (September, 2003) and in Superman/Batman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told from 2007; but World's Finest Comics #169 only has been represented in black in white in Showcase Presents: Batgirl, and in World's Finest 3rd Showcase Presents. B&B #147 was reprinted in Legends of the Dark Knight: Jim Aparo Volume #2 in 2013, and B&B #160 has not been reprinted.
Superman and Action Comics
Supergirl was a regular feature in the back of Action Comics, and a more than occasional guest in Superman's main title, and this is where Supergirl first met Batman. Supergirl started off as Superman's secret weapon, training to learn how to safely use her super-powers, and one of her tests involved Batman and Robin, saving them from a collapsing Batcave in Action Comics #270 (November, 1960) in "Supergirl's Busiest Day" by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with the Dynamic Duo giving her a batgirl costume by the end of that day (but it seemed Supergirl had knowledge of Batman before...this was the earliest appearance of Supergirl and Batman together). Supergirl and Batman worked together for the first time in Superman #142 (January, 1961) with the "Flame-Dragon From Krypton" by Jerry Siegel and Wayne Boring, with Supergirl and Batman working together to save Superman from getting his identity exposed to Lois Lane!
"Supergirl's Busiest Day" can also be found in Action Comics #341 (September, 1966) and in the Supergirl Archives #2 (2004), and the "Flame-Dragon From Krypton" was reprinted in color in World's Finest Comics #142 (June, 1964) and in black and white in Showcase Presents: Superman #2 from 2006...
...just letting you know so you won't have as hectic a day as Supergirl did, trying to find these stories!
Labels: Action Comics, Batman, Brave & the Bold, DC Comics, Supergirl, Superman, World's Finest Comics
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#ifndef vnsw_agent_init_agent_init_hpp
#define vnsw_agent_init_agent_init_hpp

#include <boost/program_options.hpp>
#include <init/agent_param.h>

class Agent;
class AgentParam;
class DiagTable;
class ServicesModule;
class PktModule;

// The class to drive agent initialization. Does init of basic modules
// Daemons should derive from AgentInit class and tune / implement virtual
// methods
class AgentInit {
public:
    AgentInit();
    virtual ~AgentInit();

    Agent *agent() const { return agent_.get(); }

    AgentParam *agent_param() const { return agent_param_; }
    void set_agent_param(AgentParam *param) { agent_param_ = param; }

    // Process options
    virtual void ProcessOptions
        (const std::string &config_file, const std::string &program_name);

    // Kickstarts initialization
    virtual int Start();

    // Initialize the agent factory based on platform
    virtual void FactoryInit() = 0;

    virtual std::string InstanceId();
    virtual std::string ModuleName();
    virtual std::string AgentName();

    // Init has two set of routines
    // - *Base routines that provide basic common initialization
    // - Another set of routines for platform specific initializations

    // Start method called from DBTable-task context
    virtual bool InitBase();
    virtual bool Init() { return true; }

    virtual void InitLoggingBase();
    virtual void InitLogging() { }

    // Init connection to collector if relavent config present
    virtual void InitCollectorBase();
    virtual void InitCollector() { }

    // Create modules. AgentInit creates Config, OperDB and Controller
    virtual void CreateModulesBase();
    virtual void CreateModules() { }

    // Create DBTables
    virtual void CreateDBTablesBase();
    virtual void CreateDBTables() { }

    // DBTable client registerations
    virtual void RegisterDBClientsBase();
    virtual void RegisterDBClients() { }

    // Module specific inits. Called after DBTable and DBTable clients are
    // created
    virtual void InitModulesBase();
    virtual void InitModules() { }

    // Create Route Peers
    virtual void CreatePeersBase();
    virtual void CreatePeers() { }

    // Create static VRFs. Fabric VRF is created by default
    virtual void CreateVrfBase();
    virtual void CreateVrf() { }

    // Create static nexthops including drop-nh and receive-nh
    virtual void CreateNextHopsBase();
    virtual void CreateNextHops() { }

    // Create static interfaces
    virtual void CreateInterfacesBase();
    virtual void CreateInterfaces() { }

    // Init Discovery process
    virtual void InitDiscoveryBase();
    virtual void InitDiscovery() { }

    // Connect to controller. Should be called after IP address is known
    // for vhost0 interface
    virtual void ConnectToControllerBase();
    virtual void ConnectToController() { }

    virtual void InitDoneBase();
    virtual void InitDone() { }

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // Shutdown routines
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    virtual void Shutdown();

    // Shutdown IO operations
    void IoShutdownBase();
    virtual void IoShutdown() { }

    // Flush all flows
    virtual void FlushFlowsBase();
    virtual void FlushFlows() { }

    // Shutdown VGW
    virtual void VgwShutdownBase();
    virtual void VgwShutdown() { }

    // Delete routes
    virtual void DeleteRoutesBase();
    virtual void DeleteRoutes() { }

    // Delete other DB Entries
    virtual void DeleteDBEntriesBase();
    virtual void DeleteDBEntries() { }

    // Shutdown services
    virtual void ServicesShutdownBase();
    virtual void ServicesShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown pkt interface
    virtual void PktShutdownBase();
    virtual void PktShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown other modules
    virtual void ModulesShutdownBase();
    virtual void ModulesShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown UVE
    virtual void UveShutdownBase();
    virtual void UveShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown Stats collector
    virtual void StatsCollectorShutdownBase();
    virtual void StatsCollectorShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown Flow collector
    virtual void FlowStatsCollectorShutdownBase();
    virtual void FlowStatsCollectorShutdown() { }

    // Shutdown KSync
    virtual void KSyncShutdownBase();
    virtual void KSyncShutdown() { }

    // Utility
    virtual void WaitForIdle() = 0;
    void WaitForDBEmpty();

private:
    std::auto_ptr<Agent> agent_;
    AgentParam *agent_param_;

    std::auto_ptr<TaskTrigger> trigger_;

    std::auto_ptr<AgentConfig> cfg_;
    std::auto_ptr<OperDB> oper_;

    bool enable_controller_;
    std::auto_ptr<VNController> controller_;

    DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(AgentInit);
};

#endif // vnsw_agent_init_agent_init_hpp


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Grajal de Campos ist ein Ort und eine nordspanische Gemeinde (municipio) mit nur noch  Einwohnern (Stand: ) in der Provinz León in der autonomen Region Kastilien-León.

Lage und Klima
Der Ort Grajal de Campos liegt im nördlichen Teil der Iberischen Hochebene (meseta) in einer Höhe von ca. . Die Provinzhauptstadt León befindet sich ca. 64 km (Fahrtstrecke) nordwestlich; der am Jakobsweg liegende Ort Sahagún ist nur ca. 6 km in nördlicher Richtung entfernt. Das Klima im Winter ist kühl, im Sommer dagegen durchaus warm; die eher geringen Niederschlagsmengen (ca. 525 mm/Jahr) fallen – mit Ausnahme der nahezu regenlosen Sommermonate – verteilt übers ganze Jahr.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Der deutliche Bevölkerungsrückgang seit den 1950er Jahren ist im Wesentlichen auf die Mechanisierung der Landwirtschaft sowie auf die Aufgabe von bäuerlichen Kleinbetrieben und den damit einhergehenden Verlust an Arbeitsplätzen zurückzuführen (Landflucht).

Wirtschaft
Das wirtschaftliche Leben der Gemeinde war und ist in hohem Maße agrarisch orientiert – früher wurden Getreide und selbst Weinreben zur Selbstversorgung angepflanzt; Gemüse stammte aus den Hausgärten. Viehzucht (früher hauptsächlich Schafe und Ziegen, heute zumeist Schweine) wurde und wird immer noch in geringem Umfang betrieben. Im Lauf der Zeit ließen sich Kleinhändler, Handwerker sowie Dienstleister aller Art hier nieder; die meisten sind jedoch verschwunden. Stattdessen spielt seit den 1970er Jahren der innerspanische Tourismus eine immer bedeutsamer werdende Rolle im Wirtschaftsleben der Gemeinde.

Geschichte
Auf dem Cerro de Turrutalba wurden die Reste eines keltiberischen Castrums freigelegt. Römische, westgotische und maurische Spuren wurden bislang nicht entdeckt. Der asturische König Alfons III. († 910) errichtete in Graliare eine Festung. Möglicherweise wurden Festung und Ort um das Jahr 1000 von den Truppen Almansors zerstört. In Grajal de Campos starb am 20. September 1107 Raimund von Burgund aus dem Haus Burgund-Ivrea, der Ehemann der Königin Urraca von León-Kastilien und Stammvater der nachfolgenden kastilischen Könige. Als Folge der Vergabe des Marktrechts an die Nachbarstadt Sahagún nahm die Bedeutung des Ortes ab, auch wenn im Jahr 1599 eine Grafschaft Grajal (Condado de Grajal) geschaffen wurde.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Die Burg des Ortes (Castillo de Grajal de Campos) stammt aus dem Mittelalter; sie wurde jedoch im 16. Jahrhundert verändert.
 Die gänzlich aus Ziegelsteinen gemauerte Iglesia de San Miguel entstand im 15./16. Jahrhundert; auch sie musste in späterer Zeit Veränderungen über sich ergehen lassen. Ungewöhnlich ist der auf einem abgeknickten Grundriss erbaute Glockenturm (campanario). Im Inneren befindet sich ein sehenswerter Altarretabel (retablo).
 Der Palacio de los Condes de Grajal wurde in den Jahren 1517–23 im Stil der Renaissance erbaut. Äußerliches Merkmal ist eine breit angelegte und somit repräsentative Loggia aus hellem Sandstein; im Inneren befindet sich ein zweigeschossiger, von Arkaden gesäumter quadratischer Innenhof.
 Die Ermita de la Virgen de las Puertas ist ein eigenwilliger Bau, der in die ehemalige Stadtmauer integriert wurde.
 Der zur Gänze aus Ziegelsteinen erbaute Convento de Nuestra Señora de La Antigua befindet sich etwa 200 m außerhalb des Ortes. Der Bau soll zu einem Hotel umgestaltet werden.
 Unweit davon befindet sich das ebenfalls aus Ziegelsteinen erbaute Hospital de Nuestra Señora de La Antigua – ein schlichter, aber nahezu baufälliger zweigeschossiger Bau.

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Einzelnachweise

Ort in Kastilien und León
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Financial data firm Bloomberg is now providing the HB10 crypto market index launched by crypto exchange Huobi on its terminal service.
The exchange said on Thursday that users of Bloomberg Terminal are now able to track the aggregated performance of the top-10 cryptocurrencies that are traded on Huobi Pro – now the third largest exchange in the world by trading volume, based on data from CoinMarketCap.
Huobi launched HB10 index last month, which uses weighted samples to track a pool of top-10 crypto assets traded on its platform in real-time against tether (USDT), a U.S. dollar-pegged cryptocurrency, based on their liquidity and market capitalization.
The exchange soon after launched an exchange-traded fund that uses the index as a benchmark to allow investors to invest in a variety of assets instead of buying into just one at a time.
In addition, trading data of nine cryptos against USDT on the Huobi exchange will also be listed on Bloomberg Terminal, including bitcoin, litecoin, bitcoin cash, ethereum, ethereum classic, XRP, dash, EOS and zcash.
The new addition comes just a month after Bloomberg added a crypto index to its terminal through a partnership with Galaxy Digital, a digital assets merchant bank headed by billionaire Michael Novogratz.
Currently, Bloomberg Terminal also tracks the prices of bitcoin, XRP, litecoin and ethereum using data from U.S. crypto exchanges.


Don't know if i'd use the word poor to describe our QBs performance i'd use 'average'.
However leading the league in INTs is nice particularly as they're coming in different ways from different positions. 10 INTs from 9 different players. Look for one of the DTs to get a pick next week as they're the only defensive unit without any.


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Features » California states: "We are launching our own satellite to monitor pollution with the help of the planet"
California states: "We are launching our own satellite to monitor pollution with the help of the planet"
Compsmag Team September 15, 2018
California will control state pollution and plan to launch a satellite that contributes to climate change. Governor Jerry Brown has announced it today. The state has entered into a partnership with the supplier of satellite images from Planet It creates a personalized task to identify and hold destructive emissions with unprecedented accuracy on an unprecedented scale.
Governor Brown announced in the final speech of the San Francisco Global Climate Action Summit that it announced the involvement of scientists at the American Geophysical Society meeting of 2021 two years ago.
"While science is still being attacked and climate threats are increasing, we're launching our own satellite," said Brown.
Planets that have launched hundreds of satellites in recent years will develop and use satellites to deliver real-time images almost anywhere on Earth. Whether artificial or natural, the aim is to equip sensors capable of detecting contaminants with these point sources. This type of direct observation makes direct action possible.
Once the project has been integrated, technical details of the satellite must be announced. You can probably expect something from the 6U CubeSat with equipment aimed at detecting specific gases and particles. The orbit in which the satellite passes all states along the north / south axis is more likely. A single machine installed in one location may not provide sufficient coverage, meaning that some satellites can also be declared.
"These satellite technologies are part of the era of new environmental innovations that exceed the problem-solving capacity", says Fred Krupp, chairman of the Environmental Defense Fund. "They will not reduce the emissions themselves, but make invisible pollution visible and generate the data needed to protect transparency, research, health, the environment and the economy.
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These beautifully shiny earrings feature fish scale like dangling sections. These are highly versatile and works great dressed up or down. A perfect way to accessorize. These beautiful earrings are hand crafted out of solid brass. Unlike cheap fashion jewelry, the stones are this item are all prong set by master jewelers. This gives you the quality and look of fine jewelry at an affordable price.


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Q: How do I make it so the items are unique and don't duplicate? How do I make it so that the 500 doesn't duplicate here, letting the 900 appear by itself? If I can fix it here, then I can do it with the other 15 entries.
string[] prices =
        {
            "₱500.00", "₱9,000.00", "₱4,000.00", "₱550.00", "₱350.00", "₱1,200.00", "₱3,500.00",
            "₱5,000.00", "₱10,000.00", "₱600.00", "₱1,000.00", "₱800.00", "₱2,500.00", "₱3,000.00"
        };
        foreach (string selling in toSell.Items)
        {
            if (!itemTag.Items.Contains(prices))
                {
                if (selling == "Electric Fan")
                    itemTag.Items.Add("₱500.00");
                else if (selling == "Refrigerator")
                    itemTag.Items.Add("₱9,000.00");
            }
        }

How the program looks like

A: I see that the items don't duplicate, but the prices do. So, there are two solutions to this:
Either:
Allow an item to be selected only once (since you can control the quantity from the counter right there). This can be done by declaring an integer array of the same size as the number of elements, linking each item to a particular element and changing the value of an element, just like a switch.
string[] prices =
    {
        "₱500.00", "₱9,000.00", "₱4,000.00", "₱550.00", "₱350.00", "₱1,200.00", "₱3,500.00",
        "₱5,000.00", "₱10,000.00", "₱600.00", "₱1,000.00", "₱800.00", "₱2,500.00", "₱3,000.00"
    };
int[] checkers[]={0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0};
    foreach (string selling in toSell.Items)
    {
        if (!itemTag.Items.Contains(prices))
            {
            if (selling == "Electric Fan" && checkers[0]==0){
                itemTag.Items.Add(prices[0]);
                checkers[0]=1;
            }
            else if (selling == "Refrigerator" && checkers[1]==0){
                itemTag.Items.Add(prices[1]);
                checkers[1]=1;
            }
        }
    }

Or, you can just eliminate the quantity counter completely, and add every item multiple times in the list (I won't recommend this one.)
Also, I noticed that you created a string array for prices, but aren't using it.

A: Use a HashSet collection that will ensure all your items are unique


While some people may envy those with homes that are "too warm" in the summer, but in reality it can be just as unpleasant to live in heat as it is to live in a cold house during the winter.
How can you keep your home cool during this summer? If only it were as simple as opening the windows. Unfortunately, if you have an HVAC system installed, opening the windows while it's on is counterproductive.
Even a roof can suffer from different problems like leakage, but with this tips you'll learn how to keep your roof cool in the summer and be able to keep your roof in good condition by checking these roof trouble areas regularly.
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Next, keep your blinds, curtains, windows, and doors closed. While this may seem counterintuitive in terms of encouraging air flow throughout the house, blocking out the sun during those long daylight hours makes a huge difference. Look forward to the evening when you can throw open the windows, freshen up the house and let the cool air flow inside.
If you're willing to invest a bit more cash in home decorations, the following tips are some great ways to cool your house in the summer permanently.
Have a cold air return installed in your basement to make use of all that nice chilly air down there. There you have it; just a few simple yet useful tips and tricks to transform your house from a stuffy sweat box to a balmy summer oasis.