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"Incredible Change-Bots is a graphic novel written and illustrated by the American comic book artist Jeffrey Brown and published by Top Shelf Productions.Publisher’s web page for the Incredible Change-Bots graphic novel. Accessed Dec. 10, 2011. Released in 2007, it is a parody of the shape-changing robot genre, being at the same time a nostalgic tribute to the genre and a moral fable about certain human and environmental issues. Full of romance, melodrama, and epic battles, the book is not a simple collection of jokes or sketches, like in most parodies, but it has an actual plot, with ebbs and flows. The story follows the adventures of two groups of robots, the good but non-heroic Awesomebots and the evil but non-astute Fantasticons, which come to Earth from Electronocybercircuitron, a planet populated by machines able to change from robot form to vehicle form, to continue their war here. While the Awesomebots are led by the good-natured Big Rig, a robot that transforms into a tractor-trailer, the Fantasticons are led by the semi-cunning Shootertron, a robot that transforms into a gun.Review from MTV Splash Page. Accessed Dec. 10, 2011.Review from Collected Editions. Accessed Dec. 10, 2011. The book has a sequel, Incredible Change-Bots Two, in which Shootertron struggles to find an identity on Earth.Publisher’s web page for the Incredible Change-Bots Two graphic novel. Accessed Dec. 10, 2011. The characters from the novel can be divided in three groups: * Awesomebots characters: Big Rig, Stinky, Racey, Siren, Arsonal, Honky Tonk, Headlight, Ivy, Hoser, Old Timey, Steggy, Buzzy, Eject and the sympathetic Balls, that transforms into a golf-cart. * Fantasticons characters: Shootertron, Wheeeee, Tredz, Afterburnerbot, Sparky, Dozer, Rusty, Gasser, Jitters, Bushwacky, Cementor, Microwave, Soupy and Popper. * Human characters: James 'Monkeywrench' Hawking, his son Jimmy Junior, the President, Stanley Dard, Amy Dard, General Deeyer, and Dr. Infallible. References External links *Official website - Jeffrey Brown's official website. *Top Shelf Comix - Jeffrey Brown's publisher. 2007 graphic novels Superhero graphic novels Top Shelf Productions titles "
"Eileen Elizabeth Dailly (February 15, 1926 - January 17, 2011) was an educator and political figure in British Columbia, Canada. She represented Burnaby North in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia from 1966 to 1986 as a New Democratic Party (NDP) member. She was born Eileen Elizabeth Gilmore, the daughter of Joseph Gilmore and Mary Scott, in Vancouver, British Columbia and taught school for ten years in British Columbia. In 1951, she married James Dailly. She served ten years as a school trustee and was chairman of the Burnaby School Board for four years. In the assembly, Dailly served as deputy premier and as Minister of Education. As education minister, she banned corporal punishment in schools in 1973; she also introduced mandatory kindergarten and created the first First Nations school board in the province (School District 92 Nisga'a). She retired from politics in 1986. From 1988 to 1991, she hosted a senior's program on community cable television called "Coming of Age". Dailly died on Salt Spring Island at the age of 84 from complications following skin cancer surgery. References 1926 births 2011 deaths British Columbia New Democratic Party MLAs British Columbia school board members Canadian schoolteachers Women government ministers of Canada Deputy premiers of British Columbia Members of the Executive Council of British Columbia Politicians from Vancouver Women MLAs in British Columbia 20th-century Canadian politicians 20th- century Canadian women politicians "
"Stephen Hale is a British charity worker. Stephen or Steven Hale may also refer to: *Stephen F. Hale (1818–1862), American politician and military officer *Stephen Hale (bishop), Australian bishop, Assistant Bishop of the Eastern Region in the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne (2001–2009) *Steven Hale, British orienteering competitor *Steve Hale, character from the American television sitcom Full House (1987–1995) See also Stephen Hales (disambiguation) "