AND SO NOVEMBER MONTH DRAWS TO A CLOSE -- LAST SET OF THE MONTH.

PIC(S) INFO: November ends, and now it's on to what December has to offer -- I now give you the last set of November Tumblr cover pics in my ongoing series -- Enjoy! (or not). Online finds this month include:

A panel of Venom, self-titled "Lethal Protectror," facing down Toby Stark (or is it Tony?), a live shot of DISCHARGE playing a London, UK gig, with either KILLING JOKE or U2 on the same bill, a movie poster for the 1960 sword-and-sandal epic "Spartacus," a biomechanoid/dark fantasy piece by the late, great H.R. Giger, "Hell Awaits" slaytanic sleeve art by Albert Cuellar, Mad Hatter/"Alice in Wonderland"-inspired acid blotter art by Mark McCloud, a brutal film still from the 1968 modern zombie classic "Night of the Living Dead," and sleeve art to the "Bullet" EP by American horror punk band THE MISFITS.

Sources: The Guardian, Facebook, Grave Mistake Records, Secret Earth's (blog), Offscreen, Flickr, Heritage Auctions, various, etc...

Top 20 teams in MLB, in no particular order:

1. 1927 New York Yankees - Often considered the greatest team ever assembled, the '27 Yankees won 110 games and featured a lineup known as Murderer's Row, including Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.

2. 1954 Cleveland Indians - The Indians won a then-record 111 games and boasted a pitching staff led by Bob Feller and Early Wynn.

3. 1970 Baltimore Orioles - The Orioles won 108 games and had a dominant pitching staff led by Jim Palmer and Mike Cuellar.

4. 1975 Cincinnati Reds - The Reds won 108 games and featured a lineup known as the Big Red Machine, including Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, and Joe Morgan.

5. 1998 New York Yankees - The Yankees won 114 games and swept the World Series, led by a lineup featuring Derek Jeter and Bernie Williams.

6. 1939 New York Yankees - The '39 Yankees won 106 games and had a dominant pitching staff led by Red Ruffing and Lefty Gomez.

7. 1986 New York Mets - The Mets won 108 games and won the World Series, featuring a dominant pitching staff led by Dwight Gooden and Ron Darling.

8. 1929 Philadelphia Athletics - The Athletics won 104 games and featured a lineup known as the $100,000 infield, including Jimmie Foxx and Al Simmons.

9. 1961 New York Yankees - The Yankees won 109 games and featured a lineup that included Roger Maris, who set a then-record 61 home runs in a season.

10. 1976 Cincinnati Reds - The Reds won 102 games and won the World Series, featuring a lineup known as the Great Eight, including Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan.

11. 1942 St. Louis Cardinals - The Cardinals won 106 games and won the World Series, featuring a dominant pitching staff led by Mort Cooper and Johnny Beazley.

12. 1946 Boston Red Sox - The Red Sox won 104 games and featured a lineup that included Ted Williams, who hit .342 with 38 home runs.

13. 1995 Cleveland Indians - The Indians won 100 games and featured a lineup that included Albert Belle, Manny Ramirez, and Jim Thome.

14. 1973 Oakland Athletics - The A's won 94 games and won the World Series, featuring a lineup that included Reggie Jackson and pitching staff led by Catfish Hunter and Rollie Fingers.

15. 1969 New York Mets - The Mets won 100 games and won the World Series, featuring a dominant pitching staff led by Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman.

16. 2001 Seattle Mariners - The Mariners won 116 games, tying the record for most wins in a season, and featured a lineup that included Ichiro Suzuki and Bret Boone.

17. 1948 Cleveland Indians - The Indians won 97 games and won the World Series, featuring a dominant pitching staff led by Bob Feller and Bob Lemon.

18. 1993 Toronto Blue Jays - The Blue Jays won 95 games and won the World Series, featuring a lineup that included Joe Carter and pitching staff led by Juan Guzman.

19. 1984 Detroit Tigers - The Tigers won 104 games and won the World Series, featuring a lineup that included Alan Trammell and Jack Morris.

20. 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers - The Dodgers won 97 games and won the World Series, featuring a dominant pitching staff led by Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale.

These teams were selected based on their overall success, dominance in their respective eras, and impact on the game of baseball. Each team had a unique combination of offense, defense, and pitching that made them stand out from the rest.

Cover artwork of the Metal Blade Records musical recording of the band Slayer's 1985 release, Hell Awaits! Wikipedia credits Albert Cuellar as the LPs artist

Slayer | Hell Awaits (1985)

Camila’s instagram (Oct 15): i watched a tiny desk every morning while writing this album! I truly geeked out knowing we could get to do our own. I sang a new unreleased song from my album called La Buena Vida (also I was super congested cuz I was sick but whatever ! had to do it) tiny desk is up now on YouTube

Video Director: @justonefilm

Produced by @chechealara and @rickyreed

Music Director and Arranger @chechealara

Mix Engineer: @manchester_lawrence

MARIACHI GARIBALDI de JAIME CUELLAR @mgarijc

Violín/leader - Jimmy K. Cuéllar

Violín - Luis Zambrano

Violín - Ángel Guzmán

Violín - Gustavo Zambrano

Violín - Saúl Ruiz

Guitarra - Gustavo Hernández

Vihuela - Jason Franco

Guitarron - Albert Jimenez

Trompeta - John Vargas

Trompeta - Grover Castro

Camila via IG: #eltiny @nprmusic i watched a tiny desk every morning while writing this album ! I truly geeked out knowing we could get to do our own. I sang a new unreleased song from my album called La Buena Vida (also I was super congested cuz I was sick but whatever ! had to do it) tiny desk is up now on YouTube x Video Director: @justonefilm Produced by @chechealara and @rickyreed Music Director and Arranger @chechealara Mix Engineer: @manchester_lawrence MARIACHI GARIBALDI de JAIME CUELLAR @mgarijc Violín/leader - Jimmy K. Cuéllar Violín - Luis Zambrano Violín - Ángel Guzmán Violín - Gustavo Zambrano Violín - Saúl Ruiz Guitarra - Gustavo Hernández Vihuela - Jason Franco Guitarron - Albert Jimenez Trompeta - John Vargas Trompeta - Grover Castro

Slayer, front cover of their Live Undead album, 1984

Artwork by Albert Cuellar

IN MEMORIAM, BERNIE WRIGHTSON -- FOREVER LINKED TO SLAYTANIC THRASH.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on the repurposing of underground '60s horror comic-book art for quasi-malevolent extreme music supremacy in the American mid '80s thrash metal scene -- Particularly that of the "Live Undead" sleeve art by the mighty SLAYER, c. 1984.

OVERVIEW: "Artist Albert Cuellar very conservatively referenced the central image from this very early panel by the master of macabre himself, Bernie Wrightson! This drawing originally appeared in an EC horror spoof called "Ghastly Horror Comix" in 1969 but it was reprinted and made more widely available in the 1980 Wrightson collection "The Mutants." 

You can hardly blame Cuellar for ripping this off. It's a perfectly archetypal zombie and, in the spirit of fair play, Wrightson himself was aping the great comic artist Graham "Ghastly" Ingels when he drew this for an underground fanzine in the late 60's."

-- THE BATTLE FOR ART! (blogspot), "The Occult Roots of Metal Iconography," published May 4, 2011

Source: https://dennisdread.blogspot.com/2011_05_01_archive.html.

Deputado Ribeiro do Sinpol entrega Votos de Louvor para personalidades e jovens da Comissão da OAB

Presidindo sessão solene desta quinta-feira (23), o deputado Ribeiro do Sinpol (Patriota) homenageou com Votos de Louvor personalidades que se destacaram a nível nacional e internacional e à Comissão de Jovem da Advocacia da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil, Seccional Rondônia. O evento ocorreu no plenário de deliberações, Lúcia Tereza Rodrigues dos Santos. Representando o deputado e presidente Marcelo Cruz (Patriota), o deputado Ribeiro fez um breve discurso de abertura, demonstrando gratidão a todas as personalidades, servidores públicos, estudantes, jovens advogados, que se destacaram na história do estado. “Temos servidores desta Casa de Leis, por exemplo, que tem 40 anos de serviço público, desde o tempo da inclusão da nossa Constituição. Esse é um momento muito importante, de homenagear todos”, afirmou o parlamentar. O deputado e delegado Lucas Torres (PP) parabenizou o presidente Marcelo Cruz, por ter iniciado assertivamente, o projeto do coral “Vozes do Legislativo”, que em poucos meses de vida está dando muito orgulho a essa Casa de Leis. O presidente da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil, Seccional Rondônia, Márcio Nogueira, reconheceu os relevantes serviços ao Estado, que o deputado Ribeiro vem realizando desde o início do mandato, e frisou sobre a história de vida e luta da deputada constituinte, Odaisa Fernandes, que compôs a mesa da solenidade. O advogado-geral da Assembleia Legislativa, Fadrício Santos, citou os 40 anos da promulgação da Constituição Estadual, lembrou a história dos 45 anos da OAB e agradeceu o deputado Marcelo Cruz por homenagear essas personalidades. Parafraseando Albert Ainsten, o deputado Ribeiro parabenizou o presidente Marcelo Cruz, que trouxe reconhecimento, homenageando todas as personalidades. “Quanto maior o conhecimento, menor o ego, quanto maior o ego, menor o conhecimento”, frisou o parlamentar. O deputado e presidente Marcelo Cruz agradeceu de público a parceria e condução dos trabalhos que o deputado Ribeiro tem desempenhado. Em seguida, o parlamentar cumprimentou os membros da mesa e os homenageados. Ao ser convidado para discurso, Mirin Luiz de Brito, presidente do Sindicato dos Servidores dos Poderes Legislativo do Estado de Rondônia (Sindler), declarou que já são quarenta anos de serviço prestado, sendo uma vida inteira e que ama fazer desta Casa. O deputado Pedro Fernandes (PTB), frisou “Se hoje estamos com essa estrutura imensa, isso se deve aos servidores, que fazem parte dessa história e personalidades culturais”. A advogada, Vitória Jeovana da Silva Uchoa, afirmou que as mulheres também são representadas na Assembleia Legislativa e citou servidoras que realizam e abrilhantam o serviço público. Em seguida, conclamou uma salva de palmas a todos os jovens advogados presentes na solenidade. O advogado e juiz titular do Tribunal Regional Eleitoral de Rondônia, Igor Habib Ramos Fernandes, expressou o grande trabalho realizado pela jovem advocacia, que hoje é reconhecida nacionalmente pela OAB. Por fim, a deputada constituinte, Odaisa Fernandes, agradeceu o reconhecimento público e enalteceu que sua trajetória se deve aos servidores que foram baluartes para o progresso do Estado. Foram homenageados os servidores constituintes, pelos relevantes serviços prestados ao Estado de Rondônia a receberem edição especial e limitada da moeda comemorativa, alusiva aos 40 da promulgação da primeira Constituição do Estado de Rondônia e certificado. Servidores que completaram 40 anos de serviço público: Ana Aparecida Hernandes Gomes, Marivete Fontinele de Melo, Neide Nascimento e Castro e Santos, Marcos Aurelio Costa Silva Baía, Selma Rodrigues Guerra, Zamyrton Guimarães da Rocha. Servidores que completaram 39 anos de serviço público: Antonio Cuellar da Silva, Carlos de Lavor Souza, Damião de Oliveira Figueira, Francisco Carlos Almeida Lemos, Elga de Medeiros Chaves, Janete Costa Coelho Lara, Liliane Martins de Melo, Marcos Antonio Grutzmacher, Maria da Luz Santos, Mario Alves da Mata, Mirin Luiz de Brito, Regina Célia de Almeida El Rafihi, Sandro Francisco Cabral de Brito. Título Honorífico de Honra ao Mérito O título foi entregue ao professor, Júlio Gonçalves Barbosa, que colaborou na proatividade, ajudando uma criança com paralisia cerebral a andar. Nascido em, 01 de setembro de 1983, na cidade de Cerejeiras, formou-se em 2009 em educação física, trabalhou como coaching em crossfit e profissional trainer. Concursado no município de Porto Velho, atuando na escola Cora Coralina no distrito de Jaci Paraná há 12 anos. Além disso é entusiasta da educação física inclusiva, tendo apresentado dois trabalhos em congressos científicos nacionais sobre a importância da educação física inclusiva, com o apoio da prefeitura de Porto Velho. Na sequência foram homenageados: Agrael de Jesus Pereira (artista); Angella Schilling (artista plástica), Cleberson de Figueiredo (produtor visual), Cleyanne Alves (psicóloga), Diogo Barros Sabião (chef), Edina Costa (artista plástica), Elizeu Braga (poeta), Gabrielle Custódio Junqueira (cantora e compositora), João Fernando Martins do Nascimento Júnior (atleta paralímpico), Juraci Oliveira Campo Júnior (produtor de audiovisual rondoniense), Maicon Roberto Ramon Souza (triatleta), Marcela Fernandes Bonfim (fotógrafa), Rômulo da Silva Crispin (judoca) e Walelasoetxaige Paiter Suruí, Txai Suruí (indígena). Ao final, foram entregues votos de louvor à Comissão da Jovem Advocacia da OAB Rondônia, dentre eles: Vitória Jovana da Silva Uchôa (presidente), Hiago Bastos Trindade (vice-presidente), Leonardo Costa Lima (vice-presidente), Naara da Silva Melo (secretária geral), Jonathan Willian Melo da Costa (secretário adjunto), Marcus Vinícius Infante (diretor de projetos), Lucas Mário Motta de Oliveira (diretor de interiorização) e Glenda dos Santos Baptista (diretora de projetos). Além disso, também foram entregues 235 votos de louvor a membros que integram a comissão. Texto: Anderson Nascimento/ Assessoria Parlamentar Foto: Rafael Oliveira I Secom ALE/RO Fonte: Assembleia Legislativa de RO Read the full article

Combo Breaker 2018: The Full Results

Combo Breaker 2018 has concluded. Chicago's biggest fighting game tournament has wrapped up for another year and all of the champions have been crowned. Shacknews has covered a couple of the winners already, but for those who missed the weekend tournaments, here's a helpful recap. We'll also make sure to add some of our own thoughts here and there.

GO1 vs. SonicFox (Photo Credit: @TischPhotos)

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Shacknews has a full recap of the Dragon Ball FighterZ Grand Finals up and running right now. SonicFox went into this event having never beaten consensus best player in the world GO1, but Combo Breaker went just a little bit differently.

1st - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 2nd - GO1 (Goichi Kishida) 3rd - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - HookGangGod (Eduardo Hook) 7th (tie) - Fenritti 7th (tie) - Doza (Glyn Mendoza)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Shacknews has a full recap of the Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Grand Finals available now. NL and Xian break through to shake up the Capcom Pro Tour leaderboards.

1st - NL (Sim Gun) 2nd - Xian (Kun Xian Ho) 3rd - Infiltration (Seonwoo Lee) 4th - Nemo (Naoki Nemoto) 5th (tie) - Verloren (Hyungsuk Kong) 5th (tie) - Bonchan (Masato Takahashi) 7th (tie) - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 7th (tie) - Oil King (Li-Wei Lin)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Tekken 7

Shacknews has a full recap of the Tekken 7 Grand Finals available now. Knee's victory puts him atop the Tekken World Tour standings.

1st - Knee (Jae Min Bae) 2nd - JeonDDing (Sang-hyun Jeon) 3rd - LowHigh (Sun Woong Youn) 4th - SAINT (Choi Jinwoo) 5th (tie) - GoAttack (Jihwan Kim) 5th (tie) - CHANEL (Seong ho Kang) 7th (tie) - Trungy (Trung Mai) 7th (tie) - Anakin (Hoa Luu)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Injustice 2

The Injustice 2 Grand Finals went down to the wire between Tweedy and DR_Gross. Gross brought the heat with Green Lantern throughout the finals, but Tweedy was eventually able to ward off one last GL onslaught, thanks to Starfire's effective zoning techniques. GL wasn't able to close in and Tweedy took the tournament.

1st - Tweedy (Tommy Tweedy) 2nd - DR_Gross (Daris Daniel) 3rd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 4th - GunShow (Jon Snow) 5th (tie) - Biohazard (Matthew Commandeur) 5th (tie) - SylverRye (Ryan Amaechi) 7th (tie) - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 7th (tie) - Scar (Brad Vaughn)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- 2

This was another wild Top 8 that culminated with a barnburner of a Grand Finals. Korea's Jaewon "Daru I-No" Kim just needed the opportunity to prove himself, but has had trouble getting to tournaments in the past. He even relied on a community fundraiser to get him to this very event. But he made his opportunity count, as he narrowly edged out Fukuda "Teresa" Norihiro in a Grand Finals that left both men emotionally spent by the end.

1st - Daru I-No (Jaewon Kim) 2nd - Teresa (Fukuda Norihiro) 3rd - Hamad (Hamad Akbar) 4th - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - PepperySplash (Justin Campbell) 5th (tie) - BjornSonOfBear (Alain Kim) 7th (tie) - Blaze (Manny Blaze) 7th (tie) - Kid Viper (Jason Srouji)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Killer Instinct

One of the most exciting tournaments of the weekend that went largely under the radar was Killer Instinct. Combo Breaker has always been one of the best places to catch the top Killer Instinct and this was no exception. While he fell short last year, there was no stopping Latrell "Amenty" Thomas in 2018. He has a total mastery of new character Eagle and former Evo champion Darnell "Hollywood Sleep" Waller had no answers. This was a master class in how to work opponents with KI's last character.

1st - Amenty (Latrell Thomas) 2nd - Hollywood Sleep (Darnell Waller) 3rd - Bass (Kenneth Armas) 4th - Thompxson (Deion Thompson) 5th (tie) - SonicDolphin117 (Andrew Honigman) 5th (tie) - Storm179 (Calvin Phelps) 7th (tie) - DevilMayCare (Michael Figueroa) 7th (tie) - Nicky (Nicky Iovene)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

It's hard to argue against the idea that Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite has lost pretty much all of its steam since its damning Evo snub. While registration numbers have remained consistent, many of the game's high-profile players have left, viewership has dipped, and Capcom looks to have abandoned the Marvel fanbase... again. But the Marvel tournaments are still incredible to watch, as evidenced by Combo Breaker's Top 8.

Watch as Kevin "Dual Kevin" Barrios caps off an incredible Losers Bracket run in the most epic fashion possible. Don't put Hawkeye in a box, because all he needs is his bow and arrow.

1st - Dual Kevin (Kevin Barrios) 2nd - DekillSage (Jon Coello) 3rd - Banehollow3789 (James Marroquin) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Abbock (Brian Murphy) 5th (tie) - Lariat GOD (Tyler Hinson) 7th (tie) - Emorawr79 (Jose Ramirez) 7th (tie) - Noelbhungry (Noel Brown)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. Melee

The best players across both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Smash 4 were attending MomoCon this weekend, so there was a lot of A-tier talent missing from Combo Breaker. Still, the tournaments were exciting and it was an opportunity for some new faces to shine, like Melee winner Kalindi "KJH" Henderson.

Singles

1st - KJH (Kalindi Henderson) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu) 3rd - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley) 4th - Michael (Michael Rollberg) 5th (tie) - Drephen (Drew Scoles) 5th (tie) - Duck (James Ma) 7th (tie) - S2J (Johnny Kim) 7th (tie) - Ginger (Avery Wilson)

Doubles

1st - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley)/S2J (Johnny Kim) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu)/Nintendude (Michael Brancato) Scythe (Diego Rodriguez)/Sago (Samuel Woodka) 4th - Joey (Joey Hogan)/ESAM (Eric Lew) 5th (tie) - Rodohk (Bradley Gerkin)/Egg (Thomas Kirby) 5th (tie) - Rubzterz (Ruben Morin)/Poseidon (Ian Koscuik) 7th (tie) - Miles (Jeff Stanislaw)/GioGio (Tom Dattalo) 7th (tie) - Pregnantand16 (Daniel Lopez)/Thornswaggle (Brandon Thongsawa)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Singles

1st - Maister (Enrique Hernandez) 2nd - Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - ESAM (Eric Lew) 4th - MVD (Jestise Negron) 5th (tie) - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito) 5th (tie) - Chag (Santiago Perez) 7th (tie) - Ned (Nicholas Dovell) 7th (tie) - John Numbers (John Goldberg)

Doubles

1st - ESAM (Eric Lew)/MVD (Jestise Negron) 2nd - Ned (Nicholas Dovell)/Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - Z (Nizar Awada)/Blacktwins (Aaron Grandison-Vargas) 4th - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito)/Port 5th (tie) - pu55yk1ng (Eman Baha)/BlackDynoWright 5th (tie) - Maister (Enrique Hernandez)/Nuhuh (Adrian Cuellar) 7th (tie) - Youma (Jorge Manuel Leon)/Hoover (Brandon Hoover) 7th (tie) - Gamegenie222 (Nathaniel Taylor)/Marathon (Michael Simpson)

Photo Credit: @Vexanie

The King of Fighters XIV

1st - Xiaohai (Zhuojun Zeng) 2nd - Wero Asamiya (Agustin Escorcia) 3rd - Tamago (Angel Chong) 4th - ViolentKain (Rolando Neri) 5th (tie) - El Rosa (Abril Diaz) 5th (tie) - Reynald (Reynald Tacsuan) 7th (tie) - Juicebox (Eric Albino) 7th (tie) - Dechimo (Ernesto Davila)

Photo Credit: @TischPhotos

BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1st - Fenritti (Shoji Sho) 2nd - SKD (Jachin Harte) 3rd - Garireo (Okamoto Keiji) 4th - Brkrdave (Eddie Sayles) 5th (tie) - Grover (Grover C.) 5th (tie) - Genosade (Brandon Joseph) 7th (tie) - Uri (Devin Mills) 7th (tie) - Clim (Christian Lim)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Skullgirls: 2nd Encore

1st - Swiftfox-Dash (Troy Chapa) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Liam (Liam Orr) 4th - Rabbleflaggers (Christopher Perez) 5th (tie) - Elda Taluda (Jared Doty) 5th (tie) - Cloud (Daniel Normandia) 7th (tie) - Yaya (Jason Wickman) 7th (tie) - PME (Emmanuel Calderon)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat XL

1st - Killer Xinok (Bruno Henrique Gomes de Sousa) 2nd - Scar (Brad Vaughn) 3rd - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 4th - Tekken Master (Sayed Ahmed) 5th (tie) - Waz (Tasman Stoker) 5th (tie) - Coosco (Michael Henderson) 7th (tie) - Damaja (Scott Smith) 7th (tie) - A F0xy Grampa (Denom Jones)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat (2011)

1st - Curbolicous (Dominic Curbelo) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Wafflez (Tom Nieter) 4th - Dizzy (Aaron Davis) 5th (tie) - Biggs (Chris Biggs) 5th (tie) - soonk (Will Searle) 7th (tie) - Compbros (Albert Smith) 7th (tie) - Dab (Aric Dabajae)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Street Fighter II Turbo

1st - eltrouble (Eugene Lin) 2nd - Alex Valle 3rd - Silentscope (Steven Dawson) 4th - LordJimmyBones (Jimmy Lee Pierre) 5th (tie) - Killer Miller (Tania Miller) 5th (tie) - JigglyNorris (Joshua Alvarado) 7th (tie) - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 7th (tie) - Immortal (Brent Werling)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

1st - Justin Wong 2nd - Chi-Rithy (Henri Oung) 3rd - Simon Yoo 4th - Dirtmaster (Adam Hernandez) 5th (tie) - EAT (Michael Rocha) 5th (tie) - Keninblack (Patrick Kelly) 7th (tie) - SoulAvenger02 (Kerry Craigwell) 7th (tie) - Cookye (Michael Saxton)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Under Night In-Birth Exe

1st - Clim (Christian Lim) 2nd - J3 (Justin Joseph) 3rd - Drunk Suika Ibuki (Christian Tuliao) 4th - Redblade (Aren Stimage-Norwo 5th (tie) - RoyalHeartv2 (Isiah Smith) 5th (tie) - Magnets (Matt Guzik) 7th (tie) - NeoN 7th (tie) - AyoltsDave (Dave Clymer)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Vampire Savior

1st - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 2nd - Dyne 3rd - MightyMar (Mario Gomez) 4th - YetiGhettoSlang (Luke Bellamy) 5th (tie) - JayOneTheSk8 (Justin Cox) 5th (tie) - Ailerus (Zach M.) 7th (tie) - Xanoz (Kendra Horton) 7th (tie) - Diar (Jie Moc)

[Header photo credit: @TischPhotos]

Combo Breaker 2018: The Full Results published first on https://superworldrom.tumblr.com/

Repression of Stress-Induced LINE-1 Expression Protects Cancer Cell Subpopulations from Lethal Drug Exposure

Publication date: Available online 3 August 2017 Source:Cancer Cell Author(s): Gulfem Dilek Guler, Charles Albert Tindell, Robert Pitti, Catherine Wilson, Katrina Nichols, Tommy KaiWai Cheung, Hyo-Jin Kim, Matthew Wongchenko, Yibing Yan, Benjamin Haley, Trinna Cuellar, Joshua Webster, Navneet Alag, Ganapati Hegde, Erica Jackson, Tracy Leah Nance, Paul Garrett Giresi, Kuan-Bei Chen, Jinfeng Liu, Suchit Jhunjhunwala, Jeff Settleman, Jean-Philippe Stephan, David Arnott, Marie Classon Maintenance of phenotypic heterogeneity within cell populations is an evolutionarily conserved mechanism that underlies population survival upon stressful exposures. We show that the genomes of a cancer cell subpopulation that survives treatment with otherwise lethal drugs, the drug-tolerant persisters (DTPs), exhibit a repressed chromatin state characterized by increased methylation of histone H3 lysines 9 and 27 (H3K9 and H3K27). We also show that survival of DTPs is, in part, maintained by regulators of H3K9me3-mediated heterochromatin formation and that the observed increase in H3K9me3 in DTPs is most prominent over long interspersed repeat element 1 (LINE-1). Disruption of the repressive chromatin over LINE-1 elements in DTPs results in DTP ablation, which is partially rescued by reducing LINE-1 expression or function.

Graphical abstract

Teaser

Guler et al. show that drug-tolerant persisters (DTPs), a cancer cell subpopulation surviving lethal drugs, are partly maintained by a repressed chromatin state, prominently at LINE-1 elements. Disrupting the repressive chromatin results in death of DTPs, which is partially rescued by reducing LINE-1 expression. http://ift.tt/2v1Wfkv

Ini Daftar Transfer Resmi Liga Spanyol La Liga per Klub Up Date hari ini 15 Juli 2017

KABAR BOLA – Ini Daftar Transfer Resmi Liga Spanyol La Liga per Klub Up Date hari ini 15 Juli 2017 – Jendela transfer musim panas 2017 sudah resmi dibuka pada Sabtu 1 Juli lalu dimana hamipr semua klub La Liga sudah mulai menghabiskan uang. Berikut daftar pemain yang masuk dan keluar setiap Klub sampai hari ini .

Transfer lengkap sumber sportskeeda

DEPORTIVO ALAVES

INS: Ruben Sobrino (£1.7m, Man City), Ruben Duarte (£340k, Espanyol), Enzo Zidane (Free, R.M. Castilla), Ermedin Demirovic (Free, RB Leipzig U19), Juanan Entrena (Free, Granada CF B), Antonio Cristian (Free, RCD Espanyol B), Hector Hernandez (Loan, Real Sociedad), Alfonso Pedraza (Loan, Villareal CF), Burgui (£1.28m, Real Madrid).

OUTS: Edgar Mendez (£4.25m, CD Cruz Azul), Kiko Femenia (Free, Watford), Raul Garcia (Free, CD Leganes), Juanan Entrena (Loan, NK Rudes), Antonio Cristian (Loan, NK Rudes), Gaizka Toquero (Free agent).

ATHLETIC BILBAO

INS: None.

OUTS: Gorka Iraizoz (Free, Girona FC), Urtzi Iriondo (Loan, Granada FC), Markel Etxeberria (Loan, CD Numancia), Gorka Elustondo (Free agent), Oscar Gil (Free agent).

ATLETICO MADRID

INS: Vitolo (£30.60m, Sevilla FC)

OUTS: Theo Hernandez (£25.5m, Real Madrid), Alessio Cerci (Free agent), Tiago (Free agent), Oliver Torres (£17.00m, FC Porto), Andre Moreira (Loan, Braga), Oliver Torres (£17.00m, FC Porto), Vitolo (Loan, UD Las Palmas)

FC BARCELONA

INS: Gerard Deulofeu (£10.2m, Everton), Nelson Semedo (£25,00m, Benfica), Marlon (£4.25m, Fluminense)

OUTS: Christian Tello (£3.4m, Real Betis), Jeremy Mathieu, (Free, Sporting CP), Jordi Masip (Free agent).

CELTA DE VIGO

INS: Maximiliano Gomez (£3.4m, Defensor), Jozabed Sanchez (£2.98m, Fulham).

OUTS: Fabian Orellana (£2.55m, Valencia CF), Theo Bongonda (Loan, Trabzonspor), Levy Madinda (Free, Asteras Tripoli), Alvaro Lemos (Loan, Lens), Carles Planas (Free agent), Pedro Martin (Free agent).

DEPORTIVO DE LA CORUNA

INS: Guilherme (£3.83m, Udinese Calcio), Federico Valverde (Loan, R.M.Castilla), Gerard Valentin (£850k, Gimnastic)

OUTS: Pablo Insua (£2.98m, FC Schalke 04), German Lux (Free, River Plate), Laure (Free, AD Alcorcon), Oriol Riera (Free, Western Sydney), Alex Bergantinos (Loan, Sporting Gijon)

SD EIBAR

INS: Marko Dmitrovic (£850k, AD Alcorcon), Yoel Rodriguez (£638k, Valencia CF), Ivan Alejo (£255k, AD Alcorcon), Charles (Free, Malaga CF), Pablo Hervias (Undisclosed, Real Sociedad), Joan Jordan (Undisclosed, Espanyol)

OUTS: Florian Lejeune (£8.5m, Newcastle), Antonio Luna (Free, Levante UD), Sergio Garcia (Free, Barakaldo CF), Adrian Gonzalez (Free, Malaga CF), Pere Milla (Loan, CD Numancia), Mauro dos Santos (Free agent), Roger Escoruela (Undisclosed, CD Vitoria), Juanfran (Free agent), Jon Ander Felipe (Undisclosed, CD Vitoria), Jon Ander Amelibia (Undisclosed, CD Vitoria), Thaylor (Free agent).

RCD ESPANYOL BARCELONA

INS: Pablo Piatti (£1.11m, Valencia CF), Diego Lopez (£850k, AC Milan), Esteban Granero (Free, Real Sociedad), Mario Hermoso (Undisclosed, R.M. Castilla)

OUTS: Mamadou Sylla (£1.96m, KAS Eupen), Roberto (Loan, Malaga CF), Ruben Duarte (£340k, Alaves), Salva Sevilla (Free agent), Jose Antonio Reyes (Free agent), Victor Alvarez (Free Agent), Joan Jordan (Undisclosed, SD Eibar)

GETAFE CF

INS: Francisco Portillo (£1.28m, Real Betis), Alvaro Jimenez (£850k, R.M. Castilla), Dani Pacheco (£850k, Real Betis), Chuli (£595k, UD Almeria), Bruno Gonzalez (£510k), Angel Rodriguez (Free, Real Zaragoza)

OUTS: David Fuster (Retired), Alberto Garcia (Loan, Rayo Vallecano), Stefan Scepovic (Loan, Sporting Gijon)

GIRONA FC

INS: Bernardo Espinosa (£3.83m, Middlesbrough), Jose Aurelio Suarez (Free, FC Barcelona B), Gorka Iraizoz (Free, Athletic Bilbao), Carles Planas (Free, Celta de Vigo), Douglas Luiz (Loan, Manchester City)

OUTS: Rene (Free, UD Almeria), Carlos Mas (Free, UE Olot), Sebas Coris (Loan, CA Osasuna), Richy (Retired), Albert Vivancos (Free agent), Kiko Olivas (Free agent), Felipe Sanchon (Free agent), Ruben Alcaraz (Loan, UD Almeria)

UD LAS PALMAS

INS: Ximo Navarro (Free, UD Almeria), Leandro Chichizola (Free, Spezia Calcio), Borja Herrera (Undisclosed, Las Palmas Atl.), Vitolo (Loan, Atletico Madrid), Jonathan Calleri (Loan, Maldonado), Hernan Toledo (Loan, Maldonado)

OUTS: Roque Mesa (£10.63m, Swansea), Marko Livaja (£170k loan, AEK FC), Helder Lopes (Free, AEK FC), Hector Figueroa (Free, CD Toledo), Javi Varas (Free, Granada CF), Angel Montoro (Free agent), Mateo Gracia (Loan, CA Osasuna)

CD LEGANES

INS: Dimitrios Siovas (£2.55m, Olympiacos), Tito (£510k, Granada CF), Ivan Cuellar (Free, Sporting Gijon), Raul Garcia (Free, Alaves), Joseba Zaldua (Loan, Real Sociedad), Gerard Gumbau (Free, FC Barcelona B), Mauro dos Santos (Free, SD Eiber)

OUTS: Victor Diaz (Free, Granada CF), Alberto Martin (Free, Granada CF).

LEVANTE UD

INS: Oier Olazabal (£170k, Granada CF), Antonio Luna (Free, SD Eibar), Alex Alegria (Loan, Real Betis), Juan Delgado (Undisclosed, Atl. Levante), Koke (Undisclosed, Atl. Levante)

OUTS: Victor Camarasa (£5.95m, Real Betis), Victor Casadesus (Free, CD Tenerife), Deyverson (£4.25m, Palmeiras)

MALAGA CF

INS: Roberto (Loan, Espanyol), Paul Baysse (Free, OGC Nice), Adrian Gonzalez (Free, SD Eibar), Andres Prieto (Free, RCD Espanyol B), Borja Baston (Loan, Swansea), Luis Munoz (Undisclosed, A.Malagueno)

OUTS: Ignacio Camacho (£12.75m, VfL Wolfsburg), Sandro Ramirez (£5.1m, Everton), Guillermo Ochoa (Free, Standard Liege), Charles (Free, SD Eibar), Carlos Kameni (Undisclosed, Fenerbahce), Weligton (Retired), Martin Demichelis (Retired), Duda (Free agent).

REAL BETIS BALOMPIE

INS: Victor Camarasa (£5.95m, Levante UD), Cristian Tello (£3.4m, FC Barcelona), Sergio Leon (£2.98m, CA Osasuna), Andres Guardado (£1.7m, PSV Eindhoven), Jordi Amar (Loan, Swansea), Antonio Barragan (Loan, Middlesbrough).

OUTS: Cristiano Piccini (£2.55m, Sporting CP), Petros (£2.13m, Sao Paulo), Francisco Portillo (£1.28m, Getafe CF), Dani Pacheco (£850k, Getafe CF), Bruno Gonzalez (£510k, Getafe CF), Alex Martinez (Free, Granada CF), Alex Alegria (Loan, Levante UD), Manu Herrera (Free agent), Alvaro Cejudo (Free agent), Dani Ceballos (£8.5m, Real Madrid), Ruben Castro (Loan, GZ H. Zhicheng)

REAL MADRID

INS: Theo Hernandez (£25.5m, Atletico Madrid), Dani Ceballos (£8.5m, Real Betis)

OUTS: Mariano Diaz (£6.8m, Olympique Lyon), Diego Llorente (£5.1m, Real Sociedad), Pepe (Free, Besiktas), Fabio Coentrao (Loan, Sporting CP), James Rodrigues (Loan, Bayern Munich), Burgui (£1.28m, Alaves)

REAL SOCIEDAD

INS: Diego Llorente (£5.1m, Real Madrid), Adan Januzaj (£7023m, Manchester United)

OUTS: Yuri Berchiche (£13.6m, PSG), Srdjan Babic (Loan, Red Star), Alain Oyarzun (Free, Real Zaragoza), Esteban Granero (Free, Espanyol), Joseba Zaldua (Loan, CD Leganes), Hector Hernandez (Loan, Alaves), Pablo Hervias (Undisclosed, SD Eibar), Mikel Gonzalez (Free agent).

SEVILLA FC

INS: Luis Muriel (£17m, Sampdoria), Ever Banega (£7.65m, Inter), Jordan Amavi (£6.8m, Aston Villa), Guido Pizarro (£5.1m, Tigres), Sebastian Corchia (£4.25m, LOSC Lille),

OUTS: Vicente Iborra (£12.75m, Leicester), Yevhen Konoplyanka (£10.63m, FC Schalke 04), Sebastian Cristoforo (£2.98m, Fiorentina), Benoit Tremoulinas (Free agent), Vitolo (£30.60m, Atletico Madrid), Adil Rami (£5.10m, Marseille)

VALENCIA CF

INS: Simone Zaza (£13.6m, Juventus), Neto (£5.95m, Juventus), Fabian Orellana (£2.55m, Celta de Vigo), Nemanja Maksimovic (Free, FC Astana).

OUTS: Mathew Ryan (£5.1m Brighton), Enzo Perez (£4.25m), Pablo Piatti (£1.11m, Espanyol), Yoel Rodriguez (£638k, SD Eibar), Aderllan Santos (Loan, Sao Paulo), Tropi (Loan, Lorca FC)

VILLARREAL CF

INS: Eres Unal (£11.9m, Manchester City), Ruben Semedo (£11.9m, Sporting CP), Andres Fernandez (£1.7m, FC Porto).

OUTS: Mateo Musacchio (£15.3m, AC Milan), Alfonso Pedraza (Loan, Alaves), Pablo Iniguez (Free, Reus Deportieu)