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On Governors Island in Manhattan, New York City, Neal Adams was born on June 15, 1941. When he passed away, he was 80 years old. In America, he illustrated comic books. United States. He fought for the rights of creators and was instrumental in getting Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster’s retirement recognized. Continuity Associates, a design and graphic studio, was co-founded by him. As a supporter of creators’ rights, he was able to get compensation in honour of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the men who created Superman.

Explore More Hold your applause, please. The University of Oxford has voted to nix clapping in favor of “silent jazz hands” at their future commencement ceremonies to show solidarity with the hearing-impaired. “Loud noises, including whooping and traditional applause, are argued to present an access issue for some disabled students who have anxiety disorders, sensory sensitivity and/or those who use hearing impairment aids,” the UK student council representatives wrote in a statement on Oct.

'So f---ing angry': Ryan Leaf devastated over QB's apparent suicide January 17, 2018 | 2:13pm Ryan Leaf has dedicated the latter part of his life to helping others, but he laments not having the chance with Tyler Hilinski. Hilinkski, a quarterback for Washington State, died... ncG1vNJzZmimqaW8tMCNnKamZ6SWtHC%2B2JqlZqSVlrNw

Happy Thursday! Snow days are great until you really need to get things done. Send tips to: cristiano.lima@washpost.com. Below: Apple loses a bid to delay a watch ban, and the giant opens up its payment system — with a catch. First: The Supreme Court has entered the AI chat While the debate over new potential rules for artificial intelligence is just starting to gain steam in Congress, the Supreme Court this week signaled that it’s already looking ahead to the challenges that regulating the technology may pose for the judicial system.

Miles Rawls’s booming voice roared inside the gates of the Barry Farm Dwellings basketball courts as three police cars sat parked at the end of a nearby dirt road. On this early June night, the Goodman League, the outdoor summer basketball league in Southeast Washington that is open to anyone from professional players to high schoolers, was doing its best to operate as it has since 1975. Spectators set up folding chairs around the main court in front of metal bleachers as gusts of wind spread flecks of ash from a nearby grill into the crowd.

HOUSTON — I remember the first notable play call of Jim Harbaugh’s coaching career. It happened in 1997, when he was still an NFL quarterback. And it was a touchdown, a fool-’em special that left me certain 27 years ago that Harbaugh was destined to be an exceptional coach. I was a 19-year-old college student at the time, so, you know, a lot of things seemed extraordinary. But Harbaugh, the Michigan coach vying for his first national title Monday night, had that “it” factor already.

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Explore More Bankrupt broadcaster Diamond Sports, the nation’s largest regional sports network, has made a take-it-or-leave-it offer to cut rights fees to the NHL and NBA in a last-ditch bid to avoid liquidation, The Post has learned. The Sinclair subsidiary, which declared bankruptcy in March with $9 billion in debt, owns the broadcast rights to 15 NBA teams and 12 NHL teams as both leagues prepare to open their seasons next month.