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Marvel Announces the Return of the X-MEN: BLUE and GOLD Teams in 2017
Posted by Eric Diaz on October 21, 2016
Welcome to your weekend edition of Comics Relief, fangirls and fanboys! In today's edition, we've got news on the X-Men's classic team line-ups making a comeback in 2017. Read on for all the details.
Marvel Brings Back X-Men Blue and Gold Teams in ResurrXion
It seems Marvel's ResurrXion isn't going to just be bringing back dead X-Men to life, or give a couple of team members solo series like Iceman and Jean Grey. It seems they are trying to resurrect the entire glory days of the X-Men franchise, and in doing so, Marvel has announced X-Men: Blue and X-Men: Gold, two all-star teams coming in 2017. The color coded X-teams were what the team went by in the early '90s Chris Claremont/Jim Lee era…when they were selling hundreds of thousands of copies per issue. I'd want to go back to that time too.
In an announcement on Marvel.com, editors Mark Paniccia and Daniel Ketchum revealed the two new team books, as well as the general mission statement and tone of the ResurrXion relaunch. Editor Mark Paniccia said "the X-Men are heroes. These mutants have saved the world enough times, they deserve to be called what they are," Ketchum added that at the end of Inhumans vs. X-Men, "The X-Men have a future… Extinction is no longer staring them in the face, and ResurrXion is designed to see what they do with it." Paniccia promises a return to what made X-Men the most popular comics for a couple of decades, with "adventures, groundbreaking science fiction, heartbreaking romance, element of surprise."
The two team books will have all-star lineups. Marvel didn't say which characters would be part of the lineups yet, but they did tease this about the X-Men ResurrXion: "These new titles won't cast the X-Men as members of a species fighting for their survival but rather as big, bright, colorful super heroes who want to demonstrate to the world that they want to walk with them hand-in-hand into the future. They'll have costumes with capes, a school, and softball games. Oh, there will be softball games. The goal is to tell exciting new X-Men stories while keeping an eye on the tropes and touchstones that longtime X-Men fans cherish." Oh, and there was this little tidbit thrown in too — "It's always the Phoenix. Always." [Marvel.com]
J. Scott Campbell's Cover For Invincible Iron Man #1 Pulled by Marvel and Midtown Comics
Artist J. Scott Campbell is known for his drawings of impossibly skinny (yet buxom) women in sexy poses, and yet it seems he's always getting trouble for drawing just that — impossibly skinny (yet buxom) women is sexy poses. The latest Campbell cover to get pulled before release day (only a day after the cover was revealed) is Midtown Comic's retailer exclusive Invincible Iron Man #1 variant. The cover portrays teenage the teenage Ironheart Riri Williams in what several readers interpret to be a sexualized depiction of the character.
Marvel and Midtown decided to pull the cover before it ever hit in a joint decision. Another variant, which will be depicting the same pose, but with Riri in full Ironheart armor, will still be released by Midtown. But you can see the original cover above. [CBR]
New Justice League of America Variant Cover Gives Us A Good Look At Killer Frost
Right before New York Comic Con, DC Comics revealed four members of their upcoming Justice League of America title. Among those heroes was an actual villain — Caitlin Snow, better known as Killer Frost. Caitlin Snow has surged in popularity in recent years thanks to her use on the Flash TV show.
Now, DC has released a variant edition cover for Justice League of America: Killer Frost one-shot, with art by Mirka Andolfo. January 18's Justice League of America: Killer Frost will be written by Steve Orlando and Jody Houser. Mirka Andolfo will illustrate the one-shot, with Reis providing the main cover, as he will for all the one-shots. You can see the new cover above. [Newsarama]
Civil War II #7 Release Date Gets Pushed Up
Here's a comic book news item we rarely report here – but it seems the folks at Marvel Comics are actually moving the release date for Civil War II #7 up. Yeah, you read that correctly, it'll actually be coming out sooner. The new release date is Nov. 23, moved from its previous release date of Nov. 30. Marvel's press release reads, "Even Ulysses couldn't have predicted this!" Brian Bendis' and David Marquez' Civil War II has already added an extra issue, going from seven issues to eight, and pushed back its final issue to December. [Nerdspan]
Dark Horse Comics Might Bring Back Retro Sci-Fi Titles
It seems publisher Dark Horse Comics about to bring back some old school comic book titles dormant since the '50s and '60s? Over the past week, the publisher has registered trademarks for both Adventures Into The Unknown! and Forbidden Worlds, two classic sci-fi and horror titles that were published during the 1950s (Forbidden Worlds ran for 145 issues between 1951 to 1967, and Adventures ran from 1948 and Aug. 1967). Now in the past, Dark Horse has reprinted those titles in archive editions, but registering the trademarks suggests that they have new content with those titles attached on the way at some point. [Bleeding Cool]
Valiant Comics Teases Harbinger Wars 2
Publisher Valiant Comics is already teasing their next major event to fans. Named Harbinger Wars 2 , it will spin out of events and storyline from next month's Harbinger Renegade series. Interestingly, it seems Valiant is teasing this series way out in advance, as the promo mage says coming in 2018. You can see the promo image above. [CBR]
Generation X and Cable Return as Part of ResurrXion
Along with the announcements for new ongoing series for the X-Men, Marvel this week announced plans to bring back one of their most popular titles from the '90s – Generation X. Originally a '90s update of the '80's junior X-team The New Mutants, this group of students was led by a reformed Emma Frost and Banshee, and introduced mutants like Chamber and Husk to the Marvel universe. These students have long since become regular X-Men, so I'll be curious as to what this title will consist of. Also, with a name like Generation X, shouldn't all these kids be in their forties by now??
Also making a comeback (as it seems all '90s X-Men things are) is Cable, who is set to get a new ongoing series once again. Just like Generation X, we have no creative team for this book yet, just an announcement that its on its way. What other '90s mutant books could be making a comeback? I imagine we'll find out when ResurrXion gets underway. In the meantime, you can see the announcement images for both series in our gallery below. [Nerdist]
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This is a Vermont Jamaica Cottage Shop Tiny Cabin on 10 Acres For Sale.
This 16′ x 20′ Vermont Cottage is one of our most popular traditionally crafted post + beam design/build tiny homes. It was professionally built on this 10.3 parcel in 2015. Upstairs bedroom loft makes more living space available downstairs. This one features our optional 4 season windows, door, wood stove insert + 3 season ready interior (which leaves room for your own personal finish). Nearby low impact 4×4 outhouse (also one of our designs) keeps your inexpensive tiny living lifestyle a simple living experience.
Situated on 10.3 private acres of mature forest.
Seasonal stream is located on the property.
Harvestable Timber with a mix of soft and hardwood. Land is currently not in Land use, you may harvest or cut the trees.
ATV trails with access to the many local rivers, reservoirs + lakes nearby.
Taxes are affordable on this tiny house.
Perc Test was concluded in the 1980's with favorable results, no paperwork exists to support this.
Slopes to the southeast with potential views, walking distance to Winhall Brook Campground.
Maintained by the Federal Army corps of engineers + the West River Trails.
Located within minutes of Stratton Mountain Resort + Magic Mountain Skiing.
Power is across the street, a utility pole is within distance of the cabin for easy access to power and cable.
Verizon and AT+T service the area for cellular reception, couple bars are common.
Town of Jamaica has no zoning.
Our big thanks to Kim for sharing!
Jamaica Cottage Shop builds some sweet tiny homes. This one looks like it would be fun to live in. For me, however, an indoor bathroom would have to be part of the build.
Wow! What a nice piece of property! I was surprised to see the cabin not finished. You could always put your own personal touches on it. I know I would want some type of bathroom inside, I wouldn't want to have to use an outhouse. Especially in the winter or even at night. I bet you see all kinds of animals roaming through that forest.?
Ah, some people are just too pampered. Grew up in a house, in a city, where the outhouse was accessed by going outside. Not a big deal. Used to love charging out the door, hanging on to the door frame and swinging around to crash the toilet door open. Fun days indeed. Even in the pouring rain.
@Eric – I agree. Nothing wrong with an outhouse. But, if one wants, just install a Biolet or a Separett toilet. Really not a huge problem. Much ado about nothing.
On blocks like that makes the floor very cold in winter. Not very practical for Vermont.
This company was once I believe located in Garfield, N.J., and when I saw the units they were selling I was a little bit shocked if it is the same company…!But they are not built to well for my money but this maybe another company or someone may have bought them out and moved it's location, I just hope they are building them better… The one I looked at would definitely be cold and very wet in some weather conditions that's for sure…!
Personally an outhouse is a deal breaker for me, and no it's not being pampered…at least a composting toilet inside…that's a compromise since it's not hooked up to sewage, needs to be dealt with….
$74,900 incouding the land? Wow! That's great!
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The outhouse would be a deal breaker for me. My grandparents lived in the country, and for years they lived in a house with an outhouse. They only used it in the summer. In the winter, they had slop jars-a large jar filled with water. They had a coal burning stove in the dining room. It kept their bedroom next to the dining room and the kitchen warm, but not the back bedroom. Sometimes, I spent the night with them. I did have an electric blanket. But, at night, if you had to go, that jar was mighty cold on the skin of your patootie. You were scared you might stick to it! So, no outhouses and no composting toilets for this old gal. Would prefer a sewer system or a green septic system and well water.


There was a time when solar homeowners were a small, occasionally vocal, but mostly powerless political constituency. Compared to the vast scale and influence of entrenched energy interests, the motley crew of tree huggers, tech enthusiasts, and celebrities with the determination (and financial resources) to install solar panels on their roofs had little chance of swaying policymakers and regulators on issues that mattered to them.
Those days may be over, with home solar emerging as an increasingly mainstream option thanks to falling solar costs and a fast-growing array of financing options (including Mosaic's home solar loans!). And nowhere is home solar's newfound political clout being tested more dramatically than in Nevada, where homeowners and solar installers have raised an outcry over a recent Nevada Public Utility Commission (PUCN) ruling that would not only halt home solar in its tracks but also penalize those that had already installed solar panels.
As previously covered in this space, in late December PUCN gave home solar customers a barely-metaphorical lump of coal in their Christmas stockings by increasing fixed charges for home solar customers and dramatically cutting the rates utility NV Energy would have to pay for their solar generation. An analysis by Greentech Media estimates that this type of policy change could change the payback on an investment in solar panels from 3 years to 20 years, which would render going solar a non-starter for all but the most dedicated climate hawks. And, not only would rates be cut for new customers, but also for existing customers that had already invested in solar panels — a move without precedent in any U.S. net metering case, according to industry observers.
Nevada had previously been one of the fastest-growing markets for home solar, so this change made a lot of people angry. And this new solar constituency very quickly showed that its interests — and its investments — could not be ignored. Hundreds of Nevadans, led by prominent actor-activist Mark Ruffalo, demonstrated outside PUCN offices. SolarCity and SunRun, two of the largest solar installers in the country, have shut down operations in the state, resulting in the immediate loss of over 550 jobs. Existing home solar customers have filed a class action lawsuit against NV Energy claiming that the utility gave the PUC false information. The Nevada Bureau of Consumer Protection has also weighed in, calling the lack of grandfathering provision for existing customers "unjust, unreasonable, or unjustly discriminatory" and requesting a new PUC hearing on the subject.
Perhaps implicitly acknowledging that the ruling may have gone too far, PUCN has agreed to a new hearing to hear more testimony on the grandfathering issue — although not the reduction in rates more broadly. NV Energy itself has tried to extend an olive branch to its critics by petitioning PUCN to allow for existing customers to remain under the previous rate structure. And Republican Governor Brian Sandoval — a potential vice-presidential nominee whose poll numbers have taken a huge hit among Republican primary voters informed of his connection to the PUCN decision — has attempted to distance himself from the ruling.
While solar has received growing support from both Democrats and Republicans in many states — after all, fostering energy independence while reducing utility bills is hard to argue with — this roiling controversy may have ramifications for national politics. Noting widespread bipartisan opposition to the PUCN decision in recent Nevada polls, Vox's David Roberts speculates that this issue could help win this crucial swing state for the Democrats in the presidential election by tarnishing the GOP's image. Indeed, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have both already spoken out against the decision, perhaps anticipating its salience in November.
Regardless of the outcome of the upcoming hearing on the fate of existing solar customers, it seems that Nevada's days as a fast-growing solar state are numbered — which is undoubtedly a major loss for the industry, the people of Nevada, and the environment. However, by demonstrating the scale and scope of solar's fast-growing constituency, this controversy could mark a turning point in the politics of clean energy. Certainly, regulators and politicians in other states looking to defend the energy status quo are likely to think twice before attempting to take on the home solar industry so brazenly. In that sense, there may be a silver lining to the clouds gathering over the Silver State after all.


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Pylon signs are freestanding structures that can be single sided or double sided. Usually supported by one or two poles, these signs are made of an aluminum or steel frame with a rigid or flexible face. Pylon signs can be illuminated using LED or florescent lamps, or left unilluminated.
Channel Letters are individual pieces of aluminum, molded into the shape of a letter. Each letter is then illuminated with LED modules. Channel letters come in many sizes and many different colors.
Monument signs can be great additions to your building. These signs can be designed to enhance the look of your property, by using an architectural design to match your building.
These people are great! Did what they said they was going to do. Excellent work, great price and in a timely manner! Would highly recommend Emerald Coast Signs! Thank you from the Clean Eatz Team in Shalimar for the great sign you did for us it looks amazing! and much better than the previous company did for us so thank you again!
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You might be prepared for a hurricane, but is your business? After Hurricane Michael slammed into the Florida panhandle, it left many businesses without signage. Your signage is the welcoming point for your business, one that even serves to bring in customers that are seeing you for the first time. In an instant, they judge you on it. How do you want them to remember you?
Hopefully, we'll all be spared from another thrashing, but it's always good to be prepared. Here are 5 tips for business signs that can handle a hurricane.
Crestview Marketplace and Winn-Dixie Plaza in Crestview Florida. A complete overhaul of old signage upgraded to LED Hanley Concord light bars & Redesign on the building all new LED channel letters and face mounts.


Fun pastel dye sticks for creating designs on fabric supplied in a box of 15 colours. These coloured sticks are used directly onto the fabric and then set using a hot iron. Supervision or an adult will be needed to help children doing this part of the activity. Until it is ironed, the drawings will not set, which means that mistakes can be washed away until the desired result is achieved.
As these dye sticks are also pastel crayons for fabric, shading and blending can be achieved by rubbing colours together with the finger tip.For best results use on natural fabrics. Some ideas for use include on canvas bags, table cloths, serviettes, towels, aprons, silk scarves, t shirts.


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Leak season is on, with fresh leaks of the Google Pixel 3 & 3 XL!
Google is expected to unveil their third lineup of Pixel flagship phones in Q4 this year, namely the Pixel 3 and its larger brother, the 3 XL. Below is what we can expect them to look like, thanks to Steve H. aka OnLeaks' reliable device leaking history.
Confirming prior leaks, it looks like Google will be keeping a single camera setup for the back cameras, while we may be getting an interesting front camera setup that we don't really know much about. While the smaller Pixel 3 will mostly remain symmetric around the edges, we'll indeed be getting the 2018 Notch on the larger XL, which is a real bummer for many people.
The best way to confirm these changes and to get the reasoning behind all the new design decisions is to wait till October, when Google will most likely be hosting a "Made By Google" event to showcase their latest creations.


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Q: SSH key validation on github does not works in crontab I wanted to update my repo automatically after a span of time so I wrote a shell script to do that.
I also uploaded an SSH key to GitHub so that it does not require a password and username when doing git push.
The script seems to work fine manually but when ran through crontab it doesn't work.
Later when I changed my script like
git push 'https://username:password@github.com/username/repo/'

This works in crontab
Can someone  please tell me why my script is not working in the first case
Here is my small code that I am using in the first case.
#!/bin/sh
cd /root/repo
git add *
git commit . -m "Check"
git push

A: Make sure you are running you are running script from crontab as the user you are not as any other user (such as root).
Also Your paths might be different as the environment in which you manually run script and environment in which crontab works is different.
So it is good to copy your $PATH variable at the top of your script, like
echo $PATH

the contents of the output for example "/usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/mysql/bin:/opt/android-sdk-linux/tools:/opt/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools:~/usr/lib/jvm/jdk-6/bin"
and export it on top of your script, also export shell as sh
#!/bin/sh
export PATH="/usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/mysql/bin:/opt/android-sdk-linux/tools:/opt/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools:~/usr/lib/jvm/jdk-6/bin"
export SHELL=/bin/sh
cd /root/repo
git add *
git commit . -m "Check"
git push

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