IL residents and leaders should support legal status for DACA immigrants They are motivated, hard-working individuals that have chased after the American Dream, and now all of it is in jeopardy. At MU, DACA students are charged the same tuition that applies to global students, according to the email.
Moon discusses North Korea with Putin The country's ambassador to the United Nations accused the US of reckless provocations and attempts to put pressure on North Korea.
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House approves Harvey relief, debt ceiling extension, stop-gap to fund govt. The deal promises to speed a $7.9 billion Harvey aid bill, which passed the House Wednesday, to Trump's desk before disaster accounts run out later this week.
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Legendary comic book writer Len Wein has died aged 69. A cause of death has not been given. By the end of the decade, though, a dispute resulted in Wein leaving Marvel for DC.
"Len Wein was one of the most welcoming people and legends in comics from the moment I joined DC eight years ago", wrote Diane Nelson, President of DC Entertainment. He wrote or edited nearly every major DC character - there's hardly a facet of DC's world that Len didn't touch. I first met him in 2008.
"Not every writer can be a good editor", said Geoff Johns, president and CCO of DC Entertainment. "He helped to revitalize the entire DC Universe". Most recently he had undergone surgery for an abscess on one of his heel bones. "What a loss for the comics industry". His connection to DC Comics goes back to the early 1960s when he and his friend (and future collaborator) Marv Wolfman would take a tour of the DC offices that was offered once a week. Thankfully, he found great success there. He co-created Wolverine & Swamp Thing, both of which gave me a living as a writer & endless pleasure as a reader.
Wein had a huge influence on the industry, co-creating Swamp Thing, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler, and Storm. Along with editor Roy Thomas and artists John Romita Sr. and Herb Trimpe, Wein crafted the brawling antihero in 1974 during his storied run as writer of The Incredible Hulk.
Security Council meeting Monday that the United States wants a new U.N. resolution with tougher sanctions adopted by September 11. Putin, speaking after an global gathering in China, said Russian Federation condemned North Korea's "provocative" actions.
Wein also worked as an editor on many titles, including groundbreaking DC series Watchmen and Camelot 3000. During his extended stay at Marvel Comics (including a year as editor-in-chief), Wein took a shot at writing many of Marvel's flagship books, including long (and fan favorite) runs on Marvel Team-Up and Amazing Spider-Man. That comic would turn out to be one of the most important single issues in the history of superhero comics - prior to 1975, the X-Men had been a low-selling, unpopular title that been effectively cancelled in 1970.
As a longtime comic book fan, it's sad to know such an fantastic talent is gone, but it's incredible to see this kind of support. It's no stretch to say that a comic fan of the 1970s would be hard-pressed to gaze at selection of comics on the rack in that era and not see Wein's unique championing on their favourite characters-as well as brand-new heroes and villains from his incredible imagination.
He is survived by his wife, Christine Valada. We offer our condolences to his family and friends during this hard time.
Dow drops 545 points as stock market slide continues He continued to attack Fed Chair Jerome Powell Thursday, saying he was "disappointed" in "far too stringent" rate hike decisions. Higher rates can slow economic growth, erode corporate profits and make investors less willing to pay high prices for stocks.
Previously there were reports about the company working on its second smartphone as well as a smart home speaker. This would have a smaller than standard screen, according to "people familiar with the plans" quoted by Bloomberg's very well-connected Mark Gurman, relying mainly on voice commands for a type of user interaction only possible in sci-fi movies prior to this product's development.
Image: Google has launched a new OS system for its Google Pixel devices called Android 9 or Android Pie.
Furthermore, Essential plans to market the device as a companion to your primary phone, or as a phone for people who want to curb their smartphone addiction. The Essential Phone was delayed and the Essential Phone 2 was reportedly canceled. It might also help in solving "part of the (smartphone) addictive behavior".
CEO Andy Rubin, who created Android, told Bloomberg past year that he longed for a phone that'd be "a virtual version of you", so that you could be "off enjoying your life, having that dinner" without touching your phone.
Sea level rises would be 10cm lower with a 1.5C temperature rise compared to 2C by the end of the century. Greenhouse pollution must be reduced by 45 per cent from 2010 levels by 2030 and 100 per cent by 2050.
There is still a lot that we do not know about the upcoming Essential Phone and we do not even know how far along the company is when it comes to development. Rubin denied claims of sexual misconduct and took a brief leave of absence from Essential last November.
Now, a report from Bloomberg suggests that the company is putting most of its projects aside and is instead focusing on developing a new kind of phone based on the artificial intelligence technology.
is an exhibition by a group of 12 Berlin-based studios of architects, designers and engineers – revisits some themes of the legendary exhibition This Is Tomorrow held at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in London in 1956.
is a two-storey building that shows no remarkable design on the outside. The structure, measuring 4 × 3 × 5 m, is erected by using steel studs for dry gypsum walls; a typical material often used for building interiors. On one façade a functioning ventilation system is installed that blows air inside. Consequently, air is released through the skin of the facade causing air to be circulated on the inside. Although no light shines from within, all four of the façades light up like standardised advertising billboards through spots installed in U-profiles.
Through the impenetrable nature of The Interior I like, Gonzalez Haase AAS explores the notion of the interior as secondary to the practice of architecture. The flat illumination of the walls relate to the experience of architecture as a façade. By using only a working ventilation system, the space is functional only on the most minimal of levels. The Interior I Like discusses the discordant relationship of an architecture that cannot be seen from the inside.
A second work, Catastrophe Colours is a colour scheme presented in book form and explores the way in which colours and their names are typically associated with a beautiful world and seeks to turn it upside down.
As part of the exhibition programme, a series of talks will be held every Wednesday at 6pm, starting from 17 September 2014. For further details please visit: