SUPERFRANKENSTEIN: Arnold Drake, 1924-2007
Array-ne By Julie Coulter BellonJosi Kilpack ((http://www.josikilpack.blogspot.com) recently put together a list of the top 102 LDS fiction books by asking several well read authors to pick their top ten. Yorgason12) Chickens in the HeadlightsâMatthew Buckley (on my to-read list)13) Children of the Promise, Vol 1: Rumors of Warâ Dean Hughes14) Children of the Promise, Vol 2: Since You Were GoneâDean Hughes15) Come ArmageddonâAnne Perry16) Daughter of a KingâRachel Ann Nunes (picture book, amazing art work)17) Dead on Arrival–Jeffrey Savage (I absolutely loved this book. Yates83) The Single HeartâMelinda Jennings84) The Visions of Ransom LakeâMarcia Lynn McClure85) The Work and the Glory Vol 1âGerald Lund (I loved the Work and the Glory books)86) The Work and the Glory Vol 2âGerald Lund87) The Work and the Glory Vol 3âGerald Lund88) The Work and the Glory Vol 4âGerald Lund89) The Work and the Glory Vol 5âGerald Lund90) The Work and the Glory Vol 6âGerald Lund91) The Work and the Glory Vol 7âGerald Lund92) The Work and the Glory Vol 8âGerald Lund93) This Just InâKerry Blair (A great read with lots of laughs)94) Time RidersâSierra St. James95) Time Will Tell by Julie Coulter Bellon (Again, one of mine so of course I recommend it)96) To Echo the PastâMarcia Lynn McClure97) To Have or To HoldâJosi S. Kilpack (This is on my to read list, Iâve heard great things!)101) Wake Me When itâs overâRobison Wells 102) Winter FireâRachel Ann Nunes (Rachelâs Huntington series is my favorite of hers.)Contributing authors to the list: Tristi Pinkston, Julie Wright, Jeff Savage, Rachel Ann Nunes, Jewel Adams, Annette Lyon, Heather Moore, Stephanie Black, Julie Bellon and Josi S.
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-ne bill traylor is my favorite folk/outsider artist. once he started making his art, he did so full time, all day every day.
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In 1983 we moved back in for six months, before selling up and shifting to Australia.Anyway, ten minutes ago I happened to be browsing UK real estate - something I do perhaps once every couple of years, purely for nostalgic reasons - when I spotted our old house on the market:An interesting fact: Before my parents bought this house it belonged to an english actress who - I believe - appeared in one of the early Bond movies. They speak English but the architecture and weather is mediterranean.I only hope my kids are storing their own special memories of our current house.Back to West Wickham: at UKP679,000 (Approx A.6m or US.26m), the old house is selling for almost ten times the price we sold it for in ‘83, and exactly 68 times what my parents paid for it in 1969/70.Update: Found some old pics my parents took in the early 70’s:This one is July 1971, 12 months after moving in.Same day, right hand side of the house.
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-ne Summary of Polls over last 2 yearspercentage opposed to: Repeal of S59 Bradford’s bill2007 Banning reasonable smackingMarchTV3 News Poll 83ÿ¿¿¿¿¿bruaryNZ Herald 90% (3874 votes)TVNZ website 87 06JulySTUFF website 82% (6700 votes!)TVNZ website 88%MayBay of Plenty Times 83ÿ¿¿¿¿¿bruaryChild Abuse Conference!
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-ne Arnold Drake, one of the best writers ever to work in comics, died yesterday at the age of 83. I’ll always remember him for the sublime Doom Patrol, and for this exchange from the first Deadman story:For more on Mr. Drake and further links, click over to Heidi MacDonald’s blog.
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Array-ne By Julie Coulter BellonJosi Kilpack ((http://www.josikilpack.blogspot.com) recently put together a list of the top 102 LDS fiction books by asking several well read authors to pick their top ten. Yorgason12) Chickens in the HeadlightsâMatthew Buckley (on my to-read list)13) Children of the Promise, Vol 1: Rumors of Warâ Dean Hughes14) Children of the Promise, Vol 2: Since You Were GoneâDean Hughes15) Come ArmageddonâAnne Perry16) Daughter of a KingâRachel Ann Nunes (picture book, amazing art work)17) Dead on Arrival–Jeffrey Savage (I absolutely loved this book. Yates83) The Single HeartâMelinda Jennings84) The Visions of Ransom LakeâMarcia Lynn McClure85) The Work and the Glory Vol 1âGerald Lund (I loved the Work and the Glory books)86) The Work and the Glory Vol 2âGerald Lund87) The Work and the Glory Vol 3âGerald Lund88) The Work and the Glory Vol 4âGerald Lund89) The Work and the Glory Vol 5âGerald Lund90) The Work and the Glory Vol 6âGerald Lund91) The Work and the Glory Vol 7âGerald Lund92) The Work and the Glory Vol 8âGerald Lund93) This Just InâKerry Blair (A great read with lots of laughs)94) Time RidersâSierra St. James95) Time Will Tell by Julie Coulter Bellon (Again, one of mine so of course I recommend it)96) To Echo the PastâMarcia Lynn McClure97) To Have or To HoldâJosi S. Kilpack (This is on my to read list, Iâve heard great things!)101) Wake Me When itâs overâRobison Wells 102) Winter FireâRachel Ann Nunes (Rachelâs Huntington series is my favorite of hers.)Contributing authors to the list: Tristi Pinkston, Julie Wright, Jeff Savage, Rachel Ann Nunes, Jewel Adams, Annette Lyon, Heather Moore, Stephanie Black, Julie Bellon and Josi S.
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-ne bill traylor is my favorite folk/outsider artist. once he started making his art, he did so full time, all day every day.
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In 1983 we moved back in for six months, before selling up and shifting to Australia.Anyway, ten minutes ago I happened to be browsing UK real estate - something I do perhaps once every couple of years, purely for nostalgic reasons - when I spotted our old house on the market:An interesting fact: Before my parents bought this house it belonged to an english actress who - I believe - appeared in one of the early Bond movies. They speak English but the architecture and weather is mediterranean.I only hope my kids are storing their own special memories of our current house.Back to West Wickham: at UKP679,000 (Approx A.6m or US.26m), the old house is selling for almost ten times the price we sold it for in ‘83, and exactly 68 times what my parents paid for it in 1969/70.Update: Found some old pics my parents took in the early 70’s:This one is July 1971, 12 months after moving in.Same day, right hand side of the house.
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-ne Summary of Polls over last 2 yearspercentage opposed to: Repeal of S59 Bradford’s bill2007 Banning reasonable smackingMarchTV3 News Poll 83ÿ¿¿¿¿¿bruaryNZ Herald 90% (3874 votes)TVNZ website 87 06JulySTUFF website 82% (6700 votes!)TVNZ website 88%MayBay of Plenty Times 83ÿ¿¿¿¿¿bruaryChild Abuse Conference!
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-ne Arnold Drake, one of the best writers ever to work in comics, died yesterday at the age of 83. I’ll always remember him for the sublime Doom Patrol, and for this exchange from the first Deadman story:For more on Mr. Drake and further links, click over to Heidi MacDonald’s blog.
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