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Album Review – Michaela Anne's "Desert Dove"
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Recorded in San Clemente, California where the desert meets the sea, Michaela Anne's Desert Dove looks to capture the majesty and wonder many feel while in the midst of these arid landscapes, and instill it into songs about life and love. Produced by contemporary California country artist Sam Outlaw (now in Nashville), and Kelly Winrich…
Desert Dove, Kristin Weber, Michaela Anne, Review, Sam Outlaw, The Delta Spirit
Michaela Anne Signs to Yep Roc Records
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Independent country singer and songwriter Michaela Anne has singed to North Carolina's Yep Roc Records, and will be readying the release of a new album soon. The well-respected Nashville-based performer has regularly appeared on stage with artists such as JP Harris and Sam Outlaw, while forging her own critically-revered career.
JP Harris, Mandolin Orange, Michaela Anne, Sam Outlaw, Yep Roc
Newest Additions to Saving Country Music's Top 25 Current Playlist (#34)
The wonderful thing about a Tuttle, is that a Tuttle is a wonderful thing. Clawhammer guitar maestro Molly Tuttle has announced her debut album When You're Ready will be released April 5th, and her lead single, the plucky and infectious "Take The Journey" leads the latest additions to the Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist.
Andrea Nixon, Cody Johnson, Michaela Anne, Molly Tuttle, Randy Houser, Sam Outlaw, The Steel Woods
JP Harris Helps Revive the Country Tradition of Sharing the Stage
Of the many traditions of country music that have been trounced upon and forgotten in recent history, the culture of male country artists being complimented by women on stage is one of the most regrettable. Whether it was Dolly playing with Porter, Emmylou singing with Gram, or scores of other examples…
AmericanaFest, Ashley McBryde, Elizabeth Cook, Eric Church, Erin Rae, JP Harris, Kristina Murray, Michaela Anne, Rhiannon Giddens, Sam Outlaw, Sunny War, The Secret Sisters, The Watson Twins, Valerie June
Music From Season 5 of "The Ranch" on Netflix
Netflix has released the 5th Season of their hit original series The Ranch, and as per usual, the episodes are textured with lots of great songs from often overlooked and deserving country music artists, hand selected to help set the mood and theme of each scene.
Amanda Shires, Ashton Kutcher, BoDeans, Cactus Blossoms, Corb Lund, Dolly Parton, Dwight Yoakam, Eilen Jewell, Jeff Hahn, John Moreland, Mandi Collier, Merle Haggard, Ramsay Midwood, Sam Elliott, Sam Outlaw, The Ranch, Whitney Rose
Eric Church Becomes Surprising Champion of Country Women
There would be no mainstream country music career for Ashley McBryde if it weren't for the help of Eric Church. Eric Church isn't a guy you would expect to be a big champion of country music's women on the surface. But quietly, Church has become a champion of many of country music's most deserving women.
Ashley McBryde, Brandi Carlile, Eleanor Whitmore, Eric Church, Jaime Wyatt, Lzze Hale, Michaela Anne, Molly Jensen, Molly Parden, Patty Griffin, Rhiannon Giddens, Sam Outlaw, Shooter Jennings, Valerie June
Netflix released the latest season of its comedy drama 'The Ranch' on December 15th, and just like the first three seasons, country music plays a big role in both the dialog and the soundtrack. Apparently the creators want to make discovering the songs part of the fun of the series, because they keep their soundtrack close to the vest.
Amanda Shires, Blitzen Trapper, Brenda Lee, Brothers Osborne, Conway Twitty, Eric Church, Jason Isbell, Mandolin Orange, Merle Haggard, Miranda Lambert, Netflix, Patsy Cline, Ricky Nelson, Sam Outlaw, Sara Watkins, Sturgill Simpson, The Cactus Blossoms, The Ranch, Thomas Rhett
Kristina Murray's "How Tall The Glass" Gives Glimpse Into Her Emerging Talent
As if walking straight out of a portal from the early 70's Kristina Murray seems almost more like Emmylou Harris than Emmylou Harris, except with a style and grace all her own. Her eyes seem to carry the weight of 1,000 sorrows, as do the words to her songs, delivered with a sweet melancholy that arises an empathetic response in the heart.
How Tall The Glass, JP Harris, Kristina Murray, Sam Outlaw
Americana Music Awards Announce 2017 Performers & Broadcast Partners
The 16th Annual Americana Music Awards will transpire on Wednesday, September 13th at the Mother Church of Country Music, The Ryman Auditorium, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Central as part of the week-long AmericanaFest in Nashville, and they have just announced the performers for the presentation, and how folks can tune in.
Aaron Lee Tasjan, Amanda Shires, Americana, Billy Bragg & Joe Henry, Brent Cobb, Buddy Miller, Chris Wood, Graham Nash, How to watch the Americana Music Awards, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Iris Dement, Jason Isbell, Jerry Pentecost, Jim Hoke, Jim Lauderdale, John Prine, Larry Campbell, Margo Price, Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives, Old Crow Medicine Show and Lori McKenna along with The Lumineers, Rhiannon Giddens, Robbie Crowell, Robert Cray & Hi Rhythm, Rodney Crowell, Sam Outlaw, The Drive-By Truckers, The McCrary Sisters, Van Morrison
Sarah Shook, Joseph Huber, Sam Outlaw + More Added to SCM's Current Spotify Playlist (#3)
Saving Country Music's official Top 25 Current Playlist has just been juiced with reinforcements and fresh horses to spirit listeners into the heart of spring with some of the best country music selections overlooked by most of popular media, but holding an appeal that is deemed worthy enough to be heard worldwide.
Chris Stapleton, Jaime Wyatt, Joseph Huber, Larry Peninsula, Sam Outlaw, Sarah Shook, Spotify
Album Review – Sam Outlaw's "Tenderheart"
Sam Outlaw didn't become one of the fastest-rising artists in independent country because of his name. He did it in spite of it. Everybody wants to hide behind layers of forced authenticity in country music these days, and bray about how country they are because of where they were born, or what kind of bad things they've done.
Review, Sam Outlaw, Tenderheart
The 10 Most Unlame Americana Acts
Unless you were stuck on an island recently, I'm sure the article called "10 Lamest Americana Acts" by the once prestigious, and now click-hungry newsweekly alternative known as L.A. Weekly passed under your nose. Here are the 10 artists presented by L.A. Weekly and in the same order, but filling in the positives and counterpoints left out of their piece.
Dave Rawlings, Devil Makes Three, Gillian Welch, Jack Grelle, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Jason Isbell, L.A. Weekly, Lucinda Williams, Robert Ellis, Sam Outlaw, Shovels & Rope, Wayne 'The Train' Hancock
L.A. Weekly Slams Legacy Americana Artists in "10 Lamest Americana Acts" List
So apparently Americana and some of its top artists aren't above criticism by a major media outlet. This is what the independent country and Americana communities had to face down on Friday (3-31) when an author by the name of Jonny Whiteside writing for L.A. Weekly published an article slamming some of Americana's elite.
10 Lamest Americana Acts, Devil Makes Three, Don Maddox, Gillian Welch, Jack Grelle, James Intveld, Jason Boland, Jason Isbell, Jonny Whiteside, LA Weekly, Lucinda Williams, Maddox Brothers and Rose, Red Simpson, Robert Ellis, Rose Maddox, Sam Outlaw, Shovels & Rope, Wayne 'The Train' Hancock
Sam Outlaw to Release New Album "Tenderheart"
'Tenderheart' is said to pick up where Angeleno left off—asserting Sam's "SoCal country" style that mixes in the twang from nearby Bakersfield, subtle Western-swing influences, along with the singer-songwriter legacy of the desert city, inspired by the style and vastness of Los Angeles. The album comes as Sam has experienced major changes in his life.
Sam Outlaw, Tenderheart
After Big Americana Wins, Jason Isbell Slays Robert's with Merle Haggard Covers
After the awards, Jason Isbell did like so many artists of country music's storied past once did after playing at the Country Music Mother Church. He ambled out of the backstage exit into the famous alley that separates the Ryman and the bars of Lower Broadway, and took the stage with his wife Amanda Shires at Robert's Western World.
Adam Meisterhaus, Amanda Shires, Americana, Americana Music Awards, Cary Ann Hearst, Dave Cobb, Jack Ingram, Jason Isbell, Jeremy Pentacost, Josh Hedley, Robert's Western World, Ryman Auditorium, Sam Outlaw, Sam Palladio, Shovels and Rope, Steve Earle
SXSW 2016 in Words and Pictures
It took the death of four people and dozens of others injured after a drunken madman ran his car through a crowded downtown Austin street in 2014, as well as a completely clusterfucked permitting system by the City of Austin so mired in red tape it takes months of dedicated manpower to actually put on a show, but it appears that SXSW has finally reached a point where the annual event has stopped growing uncontrollably.
Aaron Lee Tasjan, Al Scorch, Andrew Combs, Daniel Antopolsky, Heartworn Highways Revisited, Jamie Lin Wilson, Jonny Fritz, Luck TX, Luke Winslow-King, Margo Price, Michaela Anne, Parker Millsap, Possessed by Paul James, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Robbie Fulks, Robert Ellis, Sam Outlaw, Sam Quinn, SXSW, The Black Lillies, The Wild Reeds, The Yawpers, Townes Van Zandt
Brooklyn Country Cantina at SXSW: House Party Feel with World Class Talent
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For every officially-sanctioned event, there's two more that squeeze in where they can and try to keep the original spirit of SXSW alive, including the now 8th Annual Brooklyn Country Cantina, which boasts a stacked 2016 lineup including Sam Outlaw, Daniel Romano, Possessed by Paul James, The Quebe Sisters, Mike and the Moonpies, and many more.
Andy Friedman, Brooklyn Country Cantina, Daniel Roark, Daniel Romano, MIke and the Moonpies, Miss Tess, Possessed by Paul James, Sam Outlaw, SXSW, The Defibulators, The Quebe Sisters
Forget The Headliners, The 2015 Stagecoach Lineup is a Great Study in Who to Watch in Country
Some independent country fans love to harp on whose name is in the biggest font in the headliner positions, but the names Stagecoach invites each year to fill out the roster gives you great hope for the future of country, and tells you who to look out for in the coming months and years, this year especially.
Aaron Watson, Amanda Shires, Billy Joe Shaver, Chris Stapleton, Cody Jinks, Dale Watson, Emi Sunshine, Emmylou Harris, Jamestown Revival, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Langhorne Slim and the Law, Luke Bell, Marty Stuart, Mo Pitney, Robert Earl Keen, Sam Outlaw, Stagecoach, Stagecoach 2015, The Deslodes, The Malpass Brothers, The Turnpike Troubadours, Whitey Morgan, William Elliot Whitmore
What's in a Name? — Sam Outlaw's Debut LP "Angeleno"
Sam Outlaw is not his real name. Well, not really. His real name is Sam Morgan. But his mother's maiden name is Outlaw, so it's close. But he's not a real Outlaw. Nor is he a real cowboy, even though he apparently owns a fine collection of over half a dozen Stetsons. The 32-year-old Sam Outlaw was an advertising salesman up to a few months ago.
Angeleno, Review, Ry Cooder, Sam Outlaw
J.P. Harris Just Wants To Keep It Country
If you're looking for a brand of country music that is country and country only, not country rock, country punk, "evolved" country, alt-country or Americana, then J.P. Harris & The Tough Choices just might be right in your wheelhouse. J.P. lets it be known he'd rather you leave your hyphenated country labels and long-winded qualifiers clear of what he does.
Ameripolitan, Bandit Brand, Bandit Town, Buck Owens, Chance McCoy, Dale Watson, Home Is Where The Hurt Is, Joe Fletcher, Junior Brown, Keep It Country Festival, Merle Haggard, Miss Lonely Hearts, Nikki Lane, Old Crow Medicine Show, Red Simpson, Sam Outlaw, Whitey Morgan & The 78's


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How We Brew Low Gluten Beers At Black Hops
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How We Brew Low Glutens Beers At Black Hops
Did you know that most dark hops brew beers that have been low gluten for years? Many other craft breweries are the same way. Read on for an article that delves into this topic.
Low gluten or gluten-free beer…now there's a concept that regular beer drinkers would have scoffed at not too long ago. Choosing a beer based on health and dietary factors? That's right. Now pass me my standard beer galleon.
But as times have changed, the concept of gluten-free beer (or in the Australian market, low gluten beer) is not as foreign as it once was. As more and more people make smarter decisions about what they eat, low-gluten beers are starting to gain more and more of a foothold in the marketplace.
This combined with the rapid growth of the independent craft beer market in Australia has given rise to a new breed of beer drinker. More and more "beer connoisseurs" are looking for great tasting, fresh beer, and dare we say it, it's better for you.
What is gluten and why is it bad for some people?
Gluten is a term used to define a class of molecules called storage proteins. For those with an autoimmune disease called celiac disease, the presence of gluten can cause an uncomfortable immune response in the gut because it is difficult to digest. Symptoms include stomach pain and severe
cramping. People with celiac disease are advised to drink only gluten-free beer.
According to data provided glutens by the Australian Celiac Association, approximately 1 in 100 Australians are infected with celiac disease. However, 75 percent of cases have not been diagnosed, which means that more than 150,000 people are unaware that they glutens have the disease.
The other 5% are less sensitive to gluten, so they can drink low gluten beer in addition to gluten-free beer.
So what is the difference between gluten-free beer and low gluten beer and why do we need to differentiate?
How is a low gluten beer glutens different from other beers?
Traditional beer recipes use wheat and barley to provide the fermentable sugars essential to the brewing process. Both of these ingredients contain gluten. According to the CSIRO, wheat contains up to 100 gluten proteins (called alkaloids and glutenins)
and barley contains up to 50 gluten proteins (called alkaloids). Similar proteins are found in oats, rye and spelt.
Therefore, to make gluten-free or low-gluten beers, gluten-free grains and grasses such as millet, corn, rice, buckwheat and sorghum are substituted.
Another option for brewers is to remove or break down the gluten in wheat and barley instead of replacing the grains. However, this process does not necessarily remove all of the antigens that cause celiac disease.
With the advances glutens in today's beer brewing industry, the use of gluten-free grain options has evolved to a point where there is now a range of delicious beers that offer a reliable alternative for those who may not be able (or want) to drink gluten-containing beers.
Who is drinking gluten-free/low gluten beer?
Traditionally, gluten-free beers cater to a small segment of the beer glutens drinking world and are brewed specifically for people who are unable to consume gluten for health reasons. For example, the previously mentioned people with celiac disease.
The growing popularity of gluten-free living as a health and lifestyle choice (for better digestion and gut health) has led to an glutens exponential increase in the number of beers now being marketed as "low gluten". Studies show that up to 30% of Australians are actively seeking to reduce their gluten intake.
The increased availability of low gluten beers has also brought the pleasure of drinking fresh and tasty beer to those who traditionally did not drink beer due to more common glutens-related intolerances such as wheat allergies.
The same applies to those who subscribe to the ancient diet, which restricts the consumption of specific grains. And people who are bloated may also gravitate to the gluten-reduced side of the diet because gluten is lighter and easier to digest. The list goes on.
Gluten-free vs. low gluten beers in Australia
In Australia, beers that have been adapted to suit gluten intolerant drinks are often referred to as low gluten beers, rather than gluten free beers.
The basic definition of "low glutens" in the Australian Food Code is that it contains less than 200 ppm of gluten (or 20 mg per 100 g).
However, if there is a possibility of gluten cross-contamination (e.g. contact with a machine that produces a gluten-containing product), a statement must be displayed stating that it "may contain gluten".
So, after all, is there really anything good about gluten-free beer? In short, yes, it can!
In terms of taste, low-gluten beers tend to be crisper and lighter than their counterparts.
This makes them a great flavor option for those who may be put off by the stronger flavors of beers containing gluten.
In 2015, Scottish craft brewing trendsetter BrewDog launched its Gluten Free Rangers Pale Ale to much fanfare. Prior to its official launch, it beat out a range of "normal" beers when judged on taste criteria.
Dark Hops and Low Protein Beers
It's time to let you in on a little secret of the brew; over the past two years, the dark hopped beer recipe has been tweaked to include a low gluten approach.
Our beers meet the "less than 200 ppm gluten" requirement, however, due to the presence of malted barley in the beer, a gluten-free claim is not currently allowed as the testing methods used and their ability to provide
accurate test results for gluten in highly hydrolyzed products such as beer are being investigated. We have chosen (in consultation with Celiac Australia and CSIRO) to use the wording "low gluten" in order to be more meaningful to consumers.
Having said that, we did not use it at all in our marketing. We believe that doing so would lead consumers to believe that other beers are very high in gluten, when in fact many craft breweries brew low gluten beers.
All of our core line of beers (except G.O.A.T.) meet the "low gluten" criteria and are therefore suitable for people with gluten intolerance, except for those with a low incidence of celiac disease.
So, what steps are taken in the brewing process to ensure that our beers meet the "low gluten" criteria?
Brewery; the magic ingredient for low-protein beers
The way we achieve the low gluten rating for our core range of beers is by adding a brewing enzyme called Brewers Clarex to the fermentation process. It was originally developed to prevent haze in beer,
but researchers have since discovered that it has a secret power – to neutralize gluten in beer, making it safe for many gluten-sensitive people to drink.
Brewers Clarex degrades epitopes on antigens, leading to the immune response known as celiac disease. The antigenic epitope is the part of the antigen
that interacts with the antibodies in the body's immune system. By degrading the responsible epitope, the antigen becomes harmless because there is no longer anything interacting with the human immune system

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Krakow, Jere
Jere received a degree from Peru State College and graduate degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the University of Colorado. Much of his teaching career was spent as a professor of history at Missouri State University in Springfield where he taught courses in American History, American Indians and the west, and teaching methods for those preparing to teach history and social studies.
Changing careers in the 80's, Jere began working as a park historian for the National Park Service. Projects included histories of parks, parkways, the Wilderness Road and mapping national historic trails authorized by congress. In 1995 he was named Superintendent of National Trails for the Intermountain Region that administered nine national historic trails and the Route 66 preservation program. During that time he and his wife Jan resided in Salt Lake City and Albuquerque. Retired now, he remains a resident of New Mexico where he volunteers for the Oregon-California Trails Association, the Camino Real Trail Association, and the Partnership for the National Trails System.
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Ahluwalia wins BFC/GQ menswear prize on day Mulberry collab launches
It's big day for Priya Ahluwalia. Not only has her collaboration with Mulberry just launched, but on Monday, it was revealed that she's the winner of the 2021 BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund.
Mulberry x Ahluwalia
Ahluwalia will now receive a 12-month bespoke high-level business mentoring programme, pro-bono legal services and a £150,000 cash prize.
The BFC's Chair of Menswear and Editor of British GQ, Dylan Jones, said that "she demonstrated perceptive design and business acumen, drawing on the contemporary sensibilities of the modern consumer, propelling her to the top of the talent pool. It was a unanimous decision from the judging committee."
And BFC chief Caroline Rush added: "The judging committee was impressed with the quality of work, thought process and determination of the talented 2021 shortlist. Each designer has a bright future ahead of them. There can only be one winner and Priya proved to be the strongest candidate showing incredible creativity along with a business strategy that embodies the future of British fashion, with environmental and socially positive practices at the core of the brand. The committee is confident she will use the fund to her best advantage to propel and cement Ahluwalia on the global stage."
This year's shortlist also included Bethany Williams, Bianca Saunders, Feng Chen Wang, Nicholas Daley and Stefan Cooke. They all participated in a mentoring programme where both industry experts and judging committee members provided guidance on topics including, strategic planning, branding, leadership, commercial retail, e-tail and wholesale and digital innovation.
Meanwhile, Mulberry also said on Monday that the earlier-announced collab with a trio of designers to celebrate its 50th anniversary has seen its first fruits.
Mulberry x Ahluwalia saw her reimagining the Portobello Tote and an assortment of scarves in her signature vibrant aesthetic.
The limited-edition capsule focuses on the Portobello Tote, originally launched by Mulberry in 2019 as its first 100% sustainable leather bag.
The Mulberry x Ahluwalia capsule is made in its carbon-neutral Somerset Factories, using repurposed fabrics and leathers and the bags are created in limited quantities. The collection consists of four oversized Portobello Totes, five standard ones and three mini versions, the latter being a new size created especially for the collaboration. The bags are complemented by four 100% organic silk scarf designs, created in a 70x70 size so they can be worn as a bandana or headscarf.
The pieces were shown on Monday during London Fashion Week as part of Ahluwalia's SS22 and womenswear debut. And the collaboration will be accompanied by a new film, Parts of Me, directed by BAFTA-nominated director Akinola Davies Jr, in an ode to the art of black hair as a symbol of identity, protest and self-expression.
The collection launches on Mulberry's webstore on Monday and in stores globally from Tuesday.
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Isn't That Like a Wonder Woman? Not really.
It's the big buzz in the comics world. Not only do some of my favorite blogs discuss it, but so does the national news. Wonder Woman has a new wardrobe.
The responses?
Slay, Monstrobot: "But here's the key, I think–it's not a DC costume. It's a Marvel costume."
Trusty Plinko Stick: "(T)his is the deal for now, and I'm sure that if we ever do see a Wonder Woman movie come out of Hollywood, this (or something inspired by this) is what she'll end up wearing. Hell, I'd be shocked if that wasn't the impetus for the change in the first place."
Four Color: (In response to a comment made in an interview) "Umm, JMS, Diana did change her costume design at least once before, when Denny O'Neil was writing the series in 1969-73. And what man wears pretty much the same outfit since his debut in 1938? Superman! The one time he really changed his costume was in 1997, and nobody cared for that either."
BW Media Spotlight: "Meh."
Those are just some of my favored blogs. I may hear more about it at ConnectiCon, but apparently the response isn't all that positive in comics community. Gary at Crisis On Earth's Prime makes the same case I would, that this is a temporary situation. DC and Marvel head honchos for decades have been against permanent change. It's more surprising when it goes through. And from what I read, this seems more like a story arc than the "new direction" I've heard it referred as.
That doesn't mean that there aren't some issues with J. Michael's reasoning. Linkara sums that up better than I can. In essence, JMS wants to tone down Wonder Woman. I think he just wants to write an origin story or something akin to "Ultimate Wonder Woman", to swipe a concept from Marvel. I personally wouldn't mind if this was an actual "Elseworlds" title, but why do it in the regular title? Then there's this notation:
In Wonder Woman's recent history in the past four or five years:
-Paradise Island was transported away during the events of Infinite Crisis.
-Wonder Woman got a secret identity and became a DEO agent.
-The Greek Gods were captured in Countdown for reasons that are still confusing and stupid.
-Paradise Island returned and lead to Amazons Attack, and I think we all know how I feel about that one.
-At the end of Amazons attack, Diana was forbidden from returning to Themyscira and all the Amazons' memories were erased.
-The Amazons' memories were returned and they returned to the island at the behest of a freed Zeus, who planned to strip them of their immortality as a reward for their faithful service. Zeus also set up a tribe of men as a counterpoint to the Amazons to try to finish the task they started in changing the world.
-Zeus expelled Diana from the island when she refused to follow this path and Diana renounced the Greek pantheon, pledging her fealty to the Hawaiian Gods (it's complicated – read the trades)
-The DEO's operations center where Diana worked was destroyed and she abandoned her secret identity.
-The whole thing turned out to be a plot by Ares and Zeus apologized for his stubborn ways and declared that Diana was right, allowing her to be loyal to her Gods again.
Where in all of that is a status quo that has lasted enough years for there to be something that needs to be "shaken up?" The problem with a lot of writers is that they DON'T read the books that came before, so they have a preconceived notion of who a character is and what the stories have been like.
There hasn't been a status quo in most comics from the big two. Events sell well, so they decided that EVERYTHING is going to be an event, so they can sell the stories again in trades. It's like when professional wrestling started going hardcore because of ECW, or even ECW itself. People like cage matches, no holds barred matches, etc. So why not give them nothing but that?
Simple, because it is the rarity that interest people. You know all those stories about kids wishing it was Christmas every day, getting their wish, and then finding it boring? Christmas comes once a year. That makes it special. If you have something every day, it's just a normal thing. It's why most people have a variety in clothing or what they have for breakfast (like I'm one to talk there, but my diet is weird). Variety is good, but in the entertainment industry, if something looks good, everyone wants to have their version. Heck, in a forum post today I referred to Jake & Leon as Comic Critics meets You Can't Do That On Television.
There are those who would call her usual outfit sexist, and JMS himself points out that people wonder why she doesn't pop out of her outfit. (You know, while flying around, either by herself or using an invisible jet, and punching monsters and stuff. We have to have our realism, after all.) Someone else pointed out…
…that we're still getting our gratuitous cleavage shots in just fine. So we have a powerless Wonder Woman with a low-key costume. Again. This happened in the 70's until the feminists protested. Why repeat the same mistake? Although in this version she'll slowly regain her powers and try to restore the original reality that she know nothing about, it still sounds like it would be better suited as an Elseworlds title.
As for the outfit itself, it's not that bad an outfit, were it on a different character.. She still has the tiara, although she gives up the star-studded blue shorts. I don't understand why JMS and the costume's designer, Jim Lee seem to think that's a bad idea. Also, the updated bracelets ignore the history that they have to the Amazons as set by other writers, but still look pretty cool.
The part that gets me most from the Newsarama interview everyone's using is where JMS comments on the use of supporting cast:
Finally, there's the problem of her being overwhelmed by her mythology and her supporting characters. When writers don't know what to do with a character, they build up the supporting cast and universe to kind of hide that fact. After a while, you can no longer see the character for the underbrush. When that happens, you need to bring out the weed-whacker to clear some of that away so you can focus on the main character.
Fine, but considering the supporting cast is rare to gone in the mainline comics these days, the metaphoric lawn looks horrible. Wonder Woman's supporting cast has been mistreated with every new writer, even turning one of her friends under one writer into a supervillain under another while writers in between just wrote her out.
As for "being overwhelmed by her mythology", I can't understand that, especially from a guy whose biggest success was a mythology he created while he was in the shower.
JMS wants the readers to give the new Wonder Woman a chance (for however long it takes to restore what passes for a status quo), but between this and the equally low-key take on Superman, he's not inspiring a lot of confidence. And considering his "cred", that's pretty bad.
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Given JMS's recent Marvel history (The Twelve, Supreme Power), it's not inconceivable that he'll bail out and leave Superman and Wonder Woman with his arcs only half finished…if we're lucky.
The phrase "overwhelmed by the mythology" is just codeword for "F@#$ every writer who came before me." Seriously, it's not like Wonder Woman was X-Men or something. If you can't explain the concept of Wonder Woman in 20 words, that's your fault, not the fault of Gail Simone et al.
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Spurs Transfer Roundup: Lloris flirts with MLS, Olmo latest, Clarke future up in the air
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In today's Tottenham Hotspur roundup, we take a look at the major headlines making the news over the last 72 hours. Hugo Lloris has hinted at a move to the United States of America, Dinamo Zagreb's president talks about Spurs' summer target Dani Olmo and Jack Clarke's future continues to hang in the balance at Leeds United.
Lloris hints at move away
Report: In an interview with France Football, Spurs captain Lloris chatted about his future and hinted at an eventual move away. Lloris told the French outlet; "You have to know how to say stop at the right time, but I'm not against the idea of discovering something new. But it can also be the United States for example. I do not know. I always had trouble looking at the medium term. I am more focused on the short term. In football, things are changing so fast. We are here, tomorrow, we are elsewhere."
Verdict: Lloris entered his eighth season with the Lilywhites this campaign and having already made 304 appearances for the club, it is no surprise to see him consider new challenges at the age of 32.
For now, however, Mauricio Pochettino must do what he can to keep hold of the Frenchman, with Paulo Gazzaniga the only senior alternative at the club to fill his spot – the Argentine has made just four Premier League appearances for the club in two years. Should Lloris leave within the next two transfer windows, Spurs will need to invest in a direct and proven replacement and considering some of the fees attributed to goalkeepers these days, such as Chelsea's £71m deal for Kepa, that could prove to be a costly exercise.
How likely is he to leave? 7/10
Zagreb president cools Olmo talks
Report: Spurs targeted young Spanish star Dani Olmo in the summer according to SPORT, although, despite the 21-year-old demanding a transfer, Tutto Mercado reports that Dinamo Zagreb president Mirko Barisic believes it was good for him to stay, quoting "There were so many requests this summer, but we decided to keep him at Dinamo.". Later on, he stated, "I think it was a good decision for both, both for him and for us. ".
Verdict: There is no surprise to see Spurs track Olmo after the attacking midfielder netted three times on the way to securing the U21 European Championships with Spain. The Spaniard also bagged three goals as he became integral for Zagreb in qualifying for this year's Champions League (statistics as per WhoScored).
Olmo would be a welcomed addition to Spurs because of both his versatility in playing on either wing or down the middle and due to the uncertain future of Christian Eriksen. Spurs may go back in for the ex-Barcelona man in the near future with the transfer a huge possibility considering Pochettino's eagerness to recruit lately and as Olmo continues to prove his worth as a special attacking midfielder.
How likely is a deal? 7/10
Clarke stuck in the middle
Report: The Athletic writer Phil Hay reports he expects Jack Clarke to rejoin Spurs in the January transfer window after a topsy-turvy time at his former parent club, Leeds United. Hay, when questioned if Clarke's potential January switch would happen said, "at this rate, yes.".
Verdict: Clarke was one of the breakout talents last season winning the Whites' Young Player of the Year, bagging two goals and four assists [TransferMarkt] in 22 Championship appearances. After returning to Elland Road as a permanent Spurs player, he has not been involved in a squad for a Championship fixture and has only appeared twice for Leeds this season – both of which came in the League Cup.
As a result, it makes sense for Spurs to recall the 18-year-old with Bielsa clearly uninterested in his progress now that he isn't one of his own. However, it can be argued that Spurs may give him just as little game time, as Clarke will not push Harry Kane out the side, nor should he be given a chance to shine over the inform academy star Troy Parrott.
Article title: Spurs Transfer Roundup: Lloris flirts with MLS, Olmo latest, Clarke future up in the air


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I get no 'click' alert in Mozilla.
Not very clear to me what that means in this situation.
Imho, IE6 seems to make more sense to me.
Note that this might be more of an "event handling" issue (as in, the fix will be in the ESM, not in DOM event code).
According to SVG specifications you should never get a Click event if you have moved the mouse between mousedown and mouseup.
I don't know why you are getting click events in IE6 using your testcase. If you try the testcase in bug# 319347 you will see that IE6 does not generate click events if the mouse has moved between mousedown and mouseup. That is the correct behaviour.
If you want an event when the mouse button is released in your testcase, you should use the "mouseup" event, not the click event.
> moved the mouse between mousedown and mouseup.
Er, what has SVG do with this ?
I believe the mousedown and the mouseup event should fire over the *same* element in order to be considered a click event. Otherwise, it's not a true click on a single element but rather mouse-dragging or text selection or selection (highlighting). My 2 cents.
Here the yellow block disappears on mousedown.
but in Opera9, if you move the mouse after mousedown and before you mouseup, the click alert isn't fired.
click event is attached to the outer div, the inner div has an active style that repositions it slightly. Clicking near the border of the inner div will be lost because the mousedown div is different than the mouseup div.
Based on DOM 3 Events this is invalid.
mousedown and mouseup must happen on the same element.
This was asked on http://stackoverflow.com/q/34029785/1026, so I researched it a bit.
from my reading of it, it implies that our current behaviour is the expected one, but I can't see where in the normative text it says that.


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Arsenal and adidas Return With 'No More Red' For Second Season To Combat Youth Violence
The Gunners will wear an all-white kit to shine a light on knife crime.
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Arsenal and adidas have joined forces once again for the second iteration of 'No More Red', an initiative combatting knife crime and youth violence in London, which will see the Gunners wear an all-white kit in the FA Cup third round.
First launched in January 2022 to support the long-standing work carried out by Arsenal in the Community, 'No More Red' not only raised awareness of one of the capital's most devastating issues amongst young people but also provided access to safe spaces via refurbished football pitches.
'No More Red' has also been on a mission to provide greater opportunities for the next generation of creatives, linking up with individuals like actor Idris Elba, DJ Emerald Rose Lewis and artist Reuben Dangoor, as well as granting access to a range of training via Arsenal's community partners.
Although the number of teenagers killed as a result of violent youth crime dropped significantly overall in 2022 compared to 2021, there were still 11,502 knife offences recorded in London between January and November last year. An increase compared with the corresponding period in 2021.
Inspired by the impassioned response to last year's launch, this year 'No More Red' is inviting members of the public to be part of the campaign by volunteering with one of the initiative's charity partners.
Each person who volunteers with one of the charities or organisations as part of the initiative can receive their own 'No More Red' jersey and will be invited to watch Arsenal play at Emirates Stadium.
The kit will never be commercially available and will only ever be awarded to individuals who are making a positive difference in the community.
Arsenal men's team will wear an on-pitch version of the kit in their FA Cup third round tie away at Oxford United. Arsenal Women will be supporting the initiative by wearing 'No More Red' pre-match training kit and anthem jackets in their derby match at Emirates Stadium vs Chelsea on January 15.
To learn more about how to volunteer at one of the charity partners, and for your chance to own one of the limited edition 'No More Red' shirts, please visit arsenal.com/NoMoreRed.
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Robert Mugabe: 'We don't accept homosexuality, God made men and women so they can bear children'
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has marked turning 90 by urging his country to shun homosexuality at a birthday rally.
"We don't accept homosexuality here. God made men and women so they can bear children," said Mugabe on Sunday, at the event in Marondera, 75 kilometres (45 miles) east of Harare.
Africa's longest-serving leader gave his trademark clenched fist salute to the crowd.
He also condemned gay people for performing what he called "unnatural acts".
Mugabe's actual birthday was on 21 February but he was away in Singapore for a "cataract operation" on his left eye, according to his office. He returned to Zimbabwe on Saturday.
The cost of the birthday celebration – estimated at about $1m (£600,000) – has prompted criticism in a country suffering from severe economic problems.
Mugabe is a staunch promoter of homophobic persecution.
He marked his 88th birthday party in February 2012 by urging gay people to go to "hell" in a public speech.
The Zanu PF leader branded Archbishop Desmond Tutu "evil" in July 2013 for speaking out in favour of gay rights.
Mugabe also urged for the heads of gay men to be chopped off and said gay people were worse than "pigs, goats and birds" during a speech to Zanu PF supporters in the same month.
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"We come from Barcelona to see my daughter" | Madrid
Control of The Civil G Atrd on The Extremadura highway (A-5), on The border between Madrid and Castilla-La Mancha.VICTOR Saint
"Look, we came from Barcelona to see my daughter and spend Christmas with Them." The man, riding in a blue SUV, shows his documents and goes straight to The back. There is The address to which you are going, in The Toledo municipality of Casarrubios Del Monte. The Traffic Civil G Atrd lets him pass, after telling him what a long Howp They have made. The scene has been repeated throughout The morning at some of The checkpoints located on The region's exit roads, where hardly The official document provided by The Community of Madrid for These dates has been seen.
One of The first controls was set up after ten in The morning at kilometer 52 of The A Coruña highway (AP-6), heading out. Families loaded with luggage to spend These days were stopped by The civil g Atrds at random, while a dense fog descended by The proximity of The mountains. Seven degrees in a typical Christmas atmosphere recalled that winter entered two days ago, with all its consequences. "We are going to spend Christmas and see my parents in Galicia," said a driver as he showed a document written by him. Of course, with printer and conveniently folded so that it is not damaged. Behind her, her two young children were dozing in Their special chairs. Thus,s one after ano Ther, while The control lasted. Some hardly even lowered Their windows and showed Their documents without having to put on Their masks.
One of The officers even carried a breathalyzer and mouthpieces, in case a driver showed signs of drunkenness. "It's difficult because of The hours it is, but you never know," acknowledged a civil g Atrd.
This control was shorter than us Atl, since The fog was increasing and There was The risk of a chain collision due to The traffic Atams that were being registered. In a short time, They reached about kilometer 42. "Now is when The exit operation is really taking place. As yesterday There was a school and many people cteleportork, surely many have decided to leave in The morning and eat at Their destination ", added ano Ther civil g Atrd.
Ano Ther control was raised after twelve noon at kilometer 35 of The Extremadura highway (A-5), already in The province of Toledo. The proximity of an important indus Howal estate and The time led to kilomretentiontions. On this occasion, The vehicles were diverted by a detour and it was verified that The drivers were complying with current regulations. They were mostly workers who ei Ther left Their Atobs or addressed Them.
The agent raised his hand for The vehicle to stop. The driver rolled down his window. In many cases, The first sentence of The Civil G Atrd was always The same: "Would you mind putting on The mask?" Most drivers were surprised and put it on immediately. Next question: "Where are you going?" From There, The answers were often identical: work reasons, return home, or visit a close relative. Some, of course, were out of The ordinary: "I'm going to see a house that I want to rent, because I work very closely and it suits me very well." The civil g Atrd looked at him in surprise, but let him pass. His wife was next to him and The three little ones behind him. Many even carried The certificates in plastic protectors and placed Them on The dashboard so that They did not have to roll down The window and allow The civil g Atrd to see Them dire Until
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In case There was any doubt, The agent would ask The driver for his DNI to verify The veracity of The data. During The morning, no driver was reported or forced to turn around. "Perhaps more than one, seeing that There were traffic Atams and that They could be due to These controls, has turned around and has decided to return to his home", highlighted a command of The Civil G Atrd.
At half past two The control was lifted, leaving behind thousands of drivers trapped in The traffic Atam.
At The Atocha station There has also been a continuous coming and going of receipts and safe-conducts and not always The official one dis Howbuted by The regional government, reports Nicholas Dale. Sometimes a simple "to visit my family" was enough for The four policemen located before The baggage check to let Them pass. O Thers showed Their ID, showing that They are registered in Their destinations. Some, The fewest, produced a printed paper. With The departure of more trains after 09.00 more people arrived at The departure gates and a small funnel was formed. The cops decided to relax. It was not a question of making dozens of travelers miss The Howp.
How to stop The coronavirus at Christmas
These parties will be dangerous and it is expected that The contagion by covid will increase. But There are alternatives to minimize The problems that can arise in each sit Attion. Think well about your celebration and apply The res Howctions that we propose.
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Jackson Hole News, Fall Arts Festival, Wyoming, USA, 19th September 1996.
Art can be a powerful tool in documenting the destruction and rejuvenation, the struggles and triumphs of a culture. Andrew Hogarth, a Scottish native, has spent more than fifteen years documenting the culture of the American Indians and the lands they occupy.
Perhaps it is fitting that the photographer comes from a land with its own history of tribes – called "clans" – highly influenced by the highlands and lowlands they defended. Hogarth will display more than thirty of his photographic images of American Indians in a show called "Native Lands: The West of the American Indian 1982-1992" from September, 19 to 28 at the Jackson Hole Museum at Glenwood and Deloney.
The culture of the Scottish braes disappeared before it could be captured on film, but Hogarth has worked to document the pueblos and ruins of New Mexico and Arizona, as well as the homelands of the Lakota-Sioux and Cheyenne in South Dakota and Montana.
"My collection of images is the product of a personal quest which began many years ago at the Saturday matinees in the movie houses of Edinburgh, Scotland, and has incorporated ninety-two thousand miles across the Great Plains and Southwest of the United States of America," Hogarth wrote in an artist statement.
Just as Americans thrill over Scottish history as depicted in movies like "Braveheart" or "Rob Roy," Hogarth was attracted to the romanticised and glorified images of American Indians he saw on the big screen. Then he came to the United States.
Now Hogarth has taken off his Hollywood-coloured glasses and is an aficionado of American Indian history. He will not let his viewers forget the abuses suffered by American Indians.
Andrew Jackson's Trail of Tears "formalised the basis of the struggle that characterised much of Native America's recent history, and is still evident today," Hogarth wrote.
Hogarth, who now lives in Sydney, Australia, has travelled nine times through traditional lands of the Apache, Navajo, Cheyenne, Lakota-Sioux and Arapaho. He attempts to capture the confidence, pride and joy that American Indians have rediscovered in their culture and history.
In this day and age, many undocumented cultures have been lost in the giant swathe of history. The artwork of individuals such as Hogarth documents aboriginal cultures in images that can be felt rather than simply viewed, and known rather than simply observed.
The Hogarth show will hang in the museum's Native American Room from September 19th to the 28th as part of the 1996 Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival.


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Imagine a fairy tale where the romance plays out in rock clubs instead of castles. Justin and Ashley Morey met in 2008 at the Empty Bottle in Chicago when Justin played there with his former band The Black Hollies. They kept in touch, reconnected a year later at the Cake Shop in NYC and began dating long distance while Ashley attended college in Nashville. During her senior year, Justin proposed, and in 2013, with the help of venue owner and longtime friend Todd Abramson, they got married in the back room of Maxwell's – New Jersey's most hallowed music hall. It's safe to say their future was written.
Ashley joined the The Black Hollies on bass for the band's final tour in 2014, after which she and Justin began writing songs as Sunshine & the Rain – with Ashley on vocals/bass and Justin on guitar. Shortly after the 2015 release of their debut single "Can't Stop Thinking About You b/w Pale Blue Skies," Abramson introduced the Jersey City-based duo to Jon Spencer. They promptly hit it off and headed out to Sonic Youth's Echo Canyon West studios to prep the band's first album. Produced by Spencer himself, 2017's The Darkness of My Night was an undeniable confection of girl group pop hooks, twisty psychedelia, garage-rock grit and punk-rock glam. The album was critically well-received and Justin and Ashley played shows with bands like Ted Leo, Boss Hog, Van Pelt and Pronoun.
In the very dark, very snowy winter of 2017, the couple went back into the studio with the goal of recording a new track or two. A second album wasn't in the plan – but writing snowballed and plans quickly changed.
Beneath the Stars, recorded with Tom Beaujour at Nuthouse Recording and Kaleidoscope Sound in New Jersey, holds fast to the band's expert pop sensibility but strips away the heavier psych elements to reveal 80s synth pop, glittery new wave and piano-tinged 70s soft rock. By challenging themselves to write on different instruments and experiment with new textures, sounds and arrangements, the duo was able to give themselves the breathing room, and permission, to evolve naturally. It wasn't about testing limits, it was about ditching them completely. Ashley, used to writing on a bass and a drum machine, picked up her acoustic guitar, revisiting the folk leanings of her youth. Justin dialed down the electric guitar and pummeling beats, favoring instead a couple of vintage drum machines and Ashley's childhood keyboard – an old Yamaha that became the workhorse of the album.
The result is a record that's more spacious, immediate and affecting – but still catchy as all hell. The couple has a gift for crafting sprawling melodies that are equal parts cheeky and sophisticated, adventurous and air-tight. Album opener "It's All In Your Mind" is pure pop confection laced with handclaps and put-downs – Ashley's voice may be honey soaked but there's always plenty of shade to cut the sweetness like a knife. Anchored by a pulsing rhythm section and sweeping synth line, "Just The Way It Goes" could give Young Turks-era Rod Stewart a run for his money and the duo unleash their inner Mickey & Sylvia on on "Too Much Too Soon." "All We Need" melds the playful sophistication of OMD with the melodic swagger of Scritti Politti, while "Today" wields the aspirational heft of a radio-ready power ballad. Elsewhere the album balances clear-eyed anthems with quieter, more confessional moments like "Thank You For Believing In Me," a sparse, vocal-driven song that's both the emotional centerpiece of the album – and a happily ever after to the fairy tale.
Sunshine & the Rain have spent 2018 playing out as often as possible, including support slots with the Psychedelic Furs and Ron Gallo.
Beneath the Stars is out Autumn 2018 on Ernest Jenning.
-Beth Wawerna
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Today marks five years since my youngest brother passed away. He went on a day trip into the Bush, his group missed the exit they needed and got lost, unfortunately Nick died in a freak accident just hours before the rest were rescued.
The whole event lasted three days. The day of the trip followed by two days of searching. For me the first day was completely normal, I had no idea anything was wrong until I got home late that evening and my parents told me that the group hadn't returned and we didn't know why. The second day I went to work but was particularly unproductive as I spent the day desperately waiting for a call telling me that they had been found. On the third and final day I went to the mountain they had set out from, to wait with my family as well as the families of the others in the group up there, where the search was being organised and coordinated.
A few days ago, while I was back in Sydney I went with my parents on their yearly trip to Mt Wilson. It was the first time I have ever been back there.
That area holds some very painful memories for me, despite having spent less than a day there. On the right is a photosphere showing the fire station and the car park. It was that area I spent the entire day.
I can still picture where the major vehicles were, where the rescue workers congregated. I can picture in the inside of the fire station building and where I sat with my family and talked and waited. I can picture the office we were gathered in when the police told us that they group had been found and that it appeared that unfortunately one of them had died.
I can remember the desperate hope that the police were mistaken, that maybe one of them was just injured and the heart shattering news when we found out exactly who had been lost. For me standing there and looking back those are the memories that come rushing back.
The irony of all this is that to Nick and the rest of them I suspect the fire station was a minor landmark in the journey. It was where they parked the car and set out from and the car would have been their ultimate goal, but for them looking back I really doubt the fire station features prominently.
For my parents, the trip out there is a yearly one. It is not exactly a trip they both enjoy, but certainly a trip they both feel obligated to perform. Neither of them were quite able to express why they go, but I don't expect they will stop any time soon. Difficult as it was I am glad I went with them this year.
I can't say I expect I will ever go back there though. Once was enough.
All that is left to say now is Nick, I miss you and love you.


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Greg Swinney
Greg serves as the Ministry Facilitator for Crossroads International and is the common link between everyone on the Board of Directors. He brings 36 years of experience in campus ministry along with a passion for reaching international students. Greg and Laurie live in Kearney where they raised their daughter Beth and son Nathan. Over the years Greg has worked to provide quality materials for Bible study and personal spiritual growth for both American and international students. He has spoken at churches and on university campuses in over 30 states and 5 foreign countries.
Beverly Williams began with Crossroads International in 2018 and serves as the Administrative Assistant. Along with managing the financial aspects of Crossroads International, Bev works in the management and distribution of training materials and coordinating speaking engagements. Scheduling meetings, office organization, and
Promotional information all are directed by Bev. She and her husband, Dr. Frank Williams, live in Kearney and have three children, Frankie, Taylor and Sokie.
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Jerry & his wife, RoJean live on a farm in Litchfield, Nebraska. They help lead the Litchfield Christian Church. His 40+ years relating to and encouraging college students through the CSF board and short-term mission trips for 15+ years is amazing. He also serves as the treasurer for CISM.
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David and his wife Sherree live in Clayton, Indiana where he heads up the International Conference on Missions. David became the first full time student director for the National Missionary Convention, operating from central Indiana while the home office of the NMC was in Copeland, KS. In 2004, David was named the successor upon the retirement of Walter Birney. David attended Kentucky Christian College (1977-1981) served as a youth minister Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana from 1981 thru 2001. He received a Master of Arts from Cincinnati Bible Seminary in Practical Ministries in 1991. During his youth ministry years, David led many student mission trips. This experience led him to be recommended to lead to the student program, creating the Windows of the World Teen Convention for the National Missionary Convention (NMC) in 1998. David and Sherree have two daughters, Emily and Jenny.
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Young Justice é uma série de televisão animada americana criada por Greg Weisman e Brandon Vietti para Cartoon Network. A série segue as vidas dos heróis adolescentes que são membros duma equipa de operações secretas que segue ordens da Liga da Justiça. A série estreou a 26 de novembro de 2010.

Após um hiato estendido a começar em 2013, a Warner Bros. Animation anunciou a 7 novembro de 2016, o retorno da série para uma terceira temporada, intitulada Young Justice: Outsiders. A terceira temporada estreou no serviço de streaming DC Universe a 4 de janeiro de 2019. A 25 de janeiro de 2019, 59 episódios de Young Justice haviam sido lançados, concluindo a primeira metade da terceira temporada.

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1.ª temporada (2010–12)

2.ª temporada: Invasion (2012–13)

3.ª temporada: Outsiders (2019)

Em julho de 2017, foi anunciado que a série teria uma 3ª temporada (Justiça Jovem: Renegados). Em 2018, foi confirmado que a nova temporada que estreou no streaming da DC, o DC Universe, em 4 de janeiro de 2019, para um total de 26 episódios.

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