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Cord collectors and scavengers: inside the race to rescue hard rubbish We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Pianos, sideboards and dining tables. Antiques. Washing machines. Hard rubbish season is upon us and, for the savvy bargain hunter, there are steals to be had. But there’s a risk that anything not reclaimed from the streets will be picked up by trucks and crushed on the spot for landfill. Scavenging for hard rubbish gems isn’t new, but what is new is the online, concerted push to save worki...

Deadpool Creator Rob Liefeld Comments On Character's Mask Changes This week, Marvel Comics is celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of Deadpool's first appearance -- Rob Liefeld's New Mutants #98 -- with Deadpool Nerdy 30, a new one-shot featuring contributions from about a dozen writers and artists, including Liefeld and his fellow Deadpool fan-favorites Gail Simone, Joe Kelly, and Daniel Way. With all those different artists, you can be pretty sure that there will be some minor variables in the way Deadpool's costume is depicted. One of the big ones -- now and historically -- is the way ...

I take no pride in being something of a harsh grader when it comes to comic books. I am not really sure why it is–I tend to grade out movies much more generously than I do comics for whatever reason–but if you look at my grading history, it is easy to see I am typically likely to score books relatively lower than others might. The reason behind that is this: If I am reading what I consider to be an “average” comic–average art, average story, nothing stands out, and while it is perfectly inoffensive, I won’t remember reading it in a few weeks’ time–then that is a C grade to me....

Renowned Adirondack boat builder passes away | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Adirondack boat builder Peter Hornbeck. Shares0 Adirondack boat builder Peter Hornbeck died Saturday at his home in Olmstedville. Hornbeck was an iconic craftsman and his canoe designs were known for being lightweight, but retaining their beauty and craftsmanship. According to a notice posted on the Hornbeck Boats, Inc. Facebook page, before he passed, Hornbeck took an annual Christmas walk with members of his family. His death came as a shock, according to the post, as Hornbeck had received a clean bill of healt...