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Works citing "The Role of Social Media in Online Weight Management: Systematic Review"
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- Levine DM, Savarimuthu S, Squires A, Nicholson J, Jay M. Technology-Assisted Weight Loss Interventions in Primary Care: A Systematic Review. Journal of General Internal Medicine 2014;CrossRef
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Knights to hold memorial Mass
November 7, 2014 WEIRTON — The Monsignor D.P. Murphy Knights of Columbus Council No. 3734 will celebrate its annual memorial Mass to honor deceased council members at 7 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Sacred Heart of Mary Church. more »»
Teen Challenge set for Follansbee
November 7, 2014 FOLLANSBEE — Representatives of Ohio Valley Teen Challenge, a Youngstown-based faith-based organization for young men dealing with addiction, will offer music and testimony at 9:30 a.m. Nov. more »»
Dinner benefits infant
November 7, 2014 HOPEDALE, Ohio — A spaghetti dinner benefit for Lance Lightfritz Jr. will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 23 at the Hopedale Fire Hall located at 103 Firehouse Lane. Lance was born Sept. more »»
Vets, responders sought for tree
November 7, 2014 CHARLESTON — Gov. more »»
Bridge results listed
November 7, 2014 Ohio Valley Bridge Club winners in open pairs play, morning session, on Oct. 28 were: Sylvia Camilli and Julia Glodowski, tie for first, and Jan Glaub Rainbolt, third. more »»
Craft festival begins today
November 6, 2014 ELDERSVILLE — The 27th-annual Christmas in the Village craft festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday at multiple locations throughout the village. more »»
Oak Glen Fun Day
November 6, 2014 Oak Glen Middle School held a Fun Day to celebrate pupils' West Virginia Educational Standards Test results. more »»
Prom set for those with special needs
November 6, 2014 FOLLANSBEE — Two local churches are inviting area residents with special needs such as physical and mental impairment and their caretakers to a night of music and fun. more »»
Your Chamber and You
November 6, 2014 Jake Young, 24, of Weirton, is the creator of the Fave'n $ave app launched. Oct. 24. more »»
Upward basketball, cheering begins sign-ups Saturday
November 6, 2014 WEIRTON — Weirton Upward Basketball and Cheering sign-ups and evaluations will be held Saturday and Nov. 15 at the Family of God Christian Center located at 4215 Wells St. more »»
Christ United holding dinner
November 6, 2014 WEIRTON — The Christ United Methodist Church will hold its annual turkey dinner from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the church's fellowship hall, located at 3598 Pennsylvania Ave., Weirton Heigh. more »»
Church holding turkey dinner
November 6, 2014 WHEELING — Our Lady of Perpetual Help Ukrainian Catholic Church will hold a turkey dinner fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the church hall located at 4136 Jacob St. more »»
BOP employees breakfast set
November 6, 2014 WEIRTON — The Weirton Steel Basic Oxygen Plant employees' breakfast is held at 9 a.m. the second Tuesday of each month at the Three Springs Drive Eat'n Park. All are welcome. more »»
POW museum to mark Veterans Day
November 6, 2014 WELLSBURG — The American Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor Museum at the Brooke County Public Library will observe Veterans Day with a flag raising ceremony at 10 a.m. more »»
Church to sell lunches
November 6, 2014 WELLSBURG — Christ Episcopal Church, at 1014 Main St., will be selling roast beef sandwich lunches from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 13. The cost is $7. more »»
Program to cover arthritis
November 6, 2014 WELLSBURG — Dr. Matthew Nardone of Ohio Valley Optimal Healthcare will speak on arthritis and pain relief at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Brooke County Public Librar. more »»
Library to show animated film
November 6, 2014 WELLSBURG — The Brooke County Public Library will be showing the PG-rated film "How to Train Your Dragon 2" at 11 a.m. Nov. 15. Call (304) 737-1551 to reserve a seat and popcorn. more »»
Church to hold pasta dinner
November 6, 2014 COLLIERS — Olde St. John's Episcopal Church will hold a spaghetti dinner from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 15. The cost is $7. more »»
Today's National Eating Healthy Day
November 5, 2014 It's never too late to start working toward good health, according to Prevention magazine. It was pointed out that sticky notes can be an encouraging boost. more »»
Church hosting concert, events
November 5, 2014 PARIS — The Paris Presbyterian Church will host Phoenix in concert at 7 p.m. Friday at The Gathering Place Coffee Shop located at 127 Steubenville Pike. more »»

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"Throw out your rules... these are Road Rules."Seeing the popularity of Reality TV granddaddy The Real World, MTV rolled out a new version that took place on an RV. The series followed six (originally five) strangers, similar in age and varied demographics of its sister program, as they traveled the country (or other countries, on occasion). At the start of each season, the cast members were required to surrender all of their money, and had to earn money to survive on as they traveled by either completing missions or performing odd jobs.Of course, like The Real World, this show also slowly evolved into a shell of its former self. Whereas the show was originally meant to resemble "The Real World on an RV", it eventually became more like "Fear Factor on an RV". The missions originally seemed to emphasize experiencing new things, especially in the context of travel, with the last usually an "ultimate ending" such as a bungee jump; in addition, mission failures were infrequent. However, by the show's end, almost all of the stunts were usually either incredibly hard or incredibly gross, and with them came "punishments" for the team that failed them, the most obvious being a requirement to vote someone off, who would then promptly be replaced.A long-standing tradition of the show involved interaction with the cast of the currently-taping season of The Real World, usually involving a "sabotage mission" of some sort. Together the two shows would eventually spawn what is now The Real World/Road Rules Challenge.
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Last night I went out of my way to make sure all my games were up to date for lunch. Only to find Steam had an update waiting for me when I connected to the wifi at work… Didn't even get anywhere near completion. -_-
On a brighter note I fixed my TF2 servers. Not only can people wear their Halloween cosmetics all the time again, they can also show off the awesome spells they collected! Made sure to enable it for Quickplay and MvM too. Oh, and the bots have special weapons again on the custom server. Hooray for diversity!
Speaking of servers it appears my main group has been getting some more members. Most of the traffic seems to come from the Elevator Source server. Who knew that giving people a place to stand around and do nothing would be such a hit?


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Dota 2's gamescom trailer introduces the shopkeeper
Ahead of its official gamescom debut, Dota 2 has gotten a trailer centered around the shopkeeper. There is, as you might expect, no gameplay footage in here. Although you'll be getting plenty of that this week during The International, so don't fret too much.
Once again, we're shown that Valve is talented at expanding narratives and backstories outside of its games. It seems like many of you were already on board for Dota 2, and I won't be surprised if this video is able to expand the size of that crowd.
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What about Bill? A look at Murray's charmed career
Bill Murray might have carved out the perfect movie career. And it's perfect in that it's unexpected and quirky and always interesting. Like Murray himself.
It's filmdom's version of that old Mark Twain quote: "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated."
Every few years, showbiz pundits declare movie musicals dead.
Then, something like "Les Miserables" comes out.
While the film drew mixed reviews from critics, it's bringing in sizeable audiences — and considerable box-office kaching. "Les Miz" has already made more than $200 million worldwide.
It's also won some Golden Globes: best comedy or music and best actor and best supporting actress in a comedy or musical. It recently added a slew of Oscar noms — including one for best picture — to its haul.
All in all, a big success.
Except ... well ... um ... not so much with me.
I spent a lot of time during "Les Miz's" 157-minute running time checking my watch and gazing around the theater.
Let me first acknowledge that Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway were superb. Jackman eloquently conveys each emotional moment in Jean Valjean's transformation from grizzled prisoner to upstanding citizen. Hathaway sings beautifully as the ill-fated Fantine. And she weeps like nobody's business.
As for everyone's favorite "Les Miz" punching bag: Russell Crowe acts just fine as the relentless Javert, out to capture Valjean, but his voice, well, is not meant for Broadway-style singing.
Director Tom Hooper's idea to have all the performers sing live rather than lip sync to previously recorded tracks was a good one, even if it doesn't always work out. Hugh and Anne triumph. But others — Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen among them — sound okay (just okay) and don't enunciate well enough for us to understand all they are saying. Yet, the concept is valuable. It allows for deeper performances and for more impassioned vocals.
The biggest problem in "Les Miz" isn't the singing. It's the directing. It's how everything draaaaaags out. By a certain point, I was desperately hoping that Javert would just capture Valjean already. Some of that is a function of the material, which could use a good trim. Some of that, though, is because of Hooper's work. He does kooky things technically — he has a fondness for honing in on extreme close-ups and for tilting the camera at odd angles — but his main weakness is pacing. The movie really bogs down at times. Whoever put together the film's trailer — which has a spark and energy that the movie doesn't — should have directed the whole enterprise.
But, based on box-office receipts and award nods, I'm in the minority. And "Les Miz" could signal the (latest) resurgence of movie musicals. Let's just hope the next wave is more "Chicago" and less "Burlesque."
What did you think of "Les Miz"? What's your favorite recent musical?
Bill Murray might have carved out the perfect movie career. And it's perfect in that it's unexpected and quirky and always interesting. Like Murray himself.
Dancing steps in support of Higher Edge college program fundraiser
Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut gobbles 9.35 lbs of turkey to win Foxwoods competition
'Wishin' & Hopin'" - filmed in and around the Rose City - debuts at the Garde
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We need to help this man find a solution.
Personally, I hide in the bushes and shoot people in their arses with my Red Rider BB gun when they litter near my house. Sometimes I shoot the trunk of their car in an effort to chip their paint job. Haven't got caught yet.
If I know where they live I get up at 4:00 am go over to their house the day of the garbage pick up and turn over their polycart. It relieves my anger and tension even if they don't know its me.
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A Dutch road lights the way
These gorgeous glowing lines are actually the roadway edge markers on a stretch of highway in the Netherlands. They are also a proof of concept for Dutch designer, Daan Roosegaarde – and something I desperately want to see appear here in the US. Cutting down on street lighting by employee solar-charged glow-in-the-dark paint is just the beginning of reshaping the urban streetscape. Check out the Wired article to see his bioluminescent tree as street lamp concept and continue through to his portfolio for even more smart concepts like the electricity generating dance floor.


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Ranger Ivy Frost
Haji's ears were flattened against his head as the Froslass continued to wail. He focused hard on staying awake, trying to fight her energy off with his own. Ivy was muttering under her breath quietly, perhaps trying to do the same. The Espeon didn't know if it was foolish or brave trying to dive into the ghost's mind to find out this information about her. There was the chance the Chainy could use it, but if he was reading the energy currents correctly, all it was doing was building up his rage.
Alright, Sasha, get over there and shoot it in the throat with a Bullet Punch. That should shut it up, he growled, his teeth stubbornly set together. Then back up away from it let's use that Light Screen as much as possible before it fades.
So sad, Haji heard next, taking a second to recognize the small voice of his Trainer. She's so sad...
The purple cat nudged her with his mind, wondering what she was talking about. Did she mean the Froslass was in a rage because she was still grieving? He supposed it did make sense, although he wasn't sure how much it was going to help. Ivy looked up at him though, and he saw the tears glimmering at the corner or her eyes. She was into the ghost's mind deep, and he silently warned her to be careful. That far in, it was easy to get lost.
Ivy, I think you should let go now,
he gently said.
I can't, she whispered, laying back on the ground and curling up slightly. She hurts. Her Trainer is dead.
Haji wanted to try and talk her out of it, but he knew how devastating that could be for a Pokémon that was close to their Trainer. Froslass were known to take good care of their pseudo families, protecting them fiercely. The ghost had tried to do that, and maybe now that she had failed, she didn't know how to deal with it. She had been victim of violence, and in turn became another inflicter.
Sasha kicked off against a spike on the ground, giving her enough traction to streak forward with her fist, slamming into the singing Froslass. The ghost was cut off with a gargled breath, backing away from Sasha as the fighter was doing the same.
The Froslass had her eyes closed and was swinging her body around violently, maybe very hurt by the shot. The weather responded to her as energy rose in the air, and Haji watched as the whirling snow formed into globs of ice. Softball-sized chunks shot out at Sasha, and the Light Screen did its job to protect her, deflecting the Weather Balls before they could really hurt her.
The room started to tremble though, and Froslass let out a strangled scream that was hitched from the last attack. She wasn't trying to sing again, but Haji could feel the energy vibrating. She began to thrash around, striking that pillar that Ivy had first collapsed next to. Snow fell from the ceiling in a big clump, setting a pile on the floor. More started to fall, and some of the stones in the ceiling started to drop.
Before any of them could react, the shore they were standing off was cut off from the ice plain in one big whoosh as a blanket of snow and stones came down. Froslass had created an avalanche to cut off the fighter from the rest of them.
It's so cold, Ivy said, staring ahead at the ice barrier. He had a feeling she wasn't really seeing it though, linked to the ghost in her mind instead.
The Froslass's screeching had been muted a bit, and out with them the scene was almost peaceful. This was going to be a problem if they couldn't see what was going on.
Chainy, we must proceed with caution. Froslass is trying to block Sasha away from us.
Current Battle Stats
Hasty F Froslass: 32% [Spe-1][Used Weather Ball, Avalance, and Block]
Hardy F Medicham: 23% LS-4 Taunt-2 Torment-2 [SpAtk/Spe+1][Def+2][Atk+3][SpDef-1][Used Bullet Punch]
Area Effects: It's snowing.
Trainer Stats
Name: Chainy
Location: Oktori
2 Encounters Remaining
Timburr Disk: 5/5
Area Effects: It's snowing lightly.
Pokémon Encountered: Snover, Vanillite, Spheal, Machamp, Smoochum, Riolu, Machop, Spheal, Makuhita, Meditite, Lucario, Articuno, Froslass
Pokémon Captured: Lax M Snover, Brave M Vanillite, Mild M Riolu
MCR: 35,034/45,000 [Special Rank]
Picture Value: 5,000
Items: 2x Park Ball; 3x SuperBall; 4x HyperBall; 2x Calming Fragrance Plus; 19x PokeDoll; 5x Honey; Squirtbottle; Pokeplayer; Digital Camera; Blank Disk x2; Timburr Voice Disk; Sneasel Voice Disk; 2x Lava Cookie; Family Repellant (Tyrogue); Black Aura Reader; Status Bomb x2; Love Potion; Max Revive x2; Premium Honey; Pax-A-Punch; Oak's Trinket; Digital Camera Zoom Lens
Pokemon Stats
Pokemon: Gallade @ 83%
Nickname: Dual
Gender: Male
Ability: Justified
Nature: Serious
TM/HM/BM/SM/MT: HM01-Cut, HM04-Strength, HM05-Flash, HM08-Rock Smash, TM06-Toxic, TM24-Thunderbolt, TM26-Earthquake, TM33-Reflect, TM44-Rest, TM45-Thunder Wave, TM48-Rock Slide, TM50-Substitute, TM58-Psych Up, TM59-Hidden Power[ROCK], TM60-Sunny Day, TM65-Rain Dance, TM67-Endure, TM71-Return, TM72-Shadow Ball, TM76-Sleep Talk, TM82-Attract, TM88-Focus Punch, TM93-Bulk Up, TM95-Taunt, TM96-Light Screen, TM98-Brick Break, TM101-Rock Tomb, TM102-Aerial Ace, TM103-Torment, TM106-Skill Swap, TM107-Snatch, TM117-Drain Punch, TM118-Will-o-Wisp, TM123-Recycle, TM126-Stone Edge, TM132-X-Scissor, TM134-Cross Poison, TM139-Trick Room, TM147-Low Sweep, Confuse Ray, Shadow Sneak, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Pain Split, Encore, Thunderpunch, Wish, Mean Look, Mirror Coat, Vacuum Wave, Disable, Destiny Bond, Trick, Memento
Pokemon: Medicham @ 23%
Nickname: Sasha
Gender: Female
Ability: Pure Power
Nature: Hardy
TM/HM/BM/SM/MT: HM04-Strength, HM05-Flash, HM08-Rock Smash, TM29-Psychic, TM33-Reflect, TM48-Rock Slide, TM50-Substitute, TM65-Rain Dance, TM72-Shadow Ball, TM93-Bulk Up, TM96-Light Screen, TM98-Brick Break, TM101-Rock Tomb, TM111-Energy Ball, TM117-Drain Punch, Gravity, Psycho Cut, Bullet Punch, Fake Out, Dynamicpunch, Baton Pass, Role Play
Pokemon: Metagross @ 81%
Nickname: Meta
Gender: Genderless
Ability: Clear Body
Nature: Brave
TM/HM/BM/SM/MT: HM01-Cut, HM04-Strength, HM05-Flash, HM08-Rock Smash, TM26-Earthquake, TM135-Grass Knot, Ice Punch, Thunderpunch, Iron Head
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Skiing Alaska Style
My son, Cole '15, and I are pictured here after I landed our ski plane at the top of Mt. Susitna near Anchorage for a little spring skiing. The mountain behind us in the close up walking photo is Mt. Spur, an active volcano that last erupted in 1992...
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Hayley Hillman married Ian Rogers on August 16, 2014 at Skamania Lodge, in the Columbia River Gorge. They were joined with friends and family from around the world for a beautiful three-day event! Hayley Rogers (Hillman) 2004
Greetings From Sunny California!
Hello, Thought I'd finally drop a note and say hello. I will never forget the amazing education I received at Deerfield, and the lifelong lessons along the way. After Deerfield, I graduated from Emory with a Computer Science, Math and Biology degree. I headed west to the University of...
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National Champion Vegan Masters Swimmer '56
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Jon Raymond '78 stopped by DA on May 20
Was fun to see campus as it prepares for Commencement. I just finished up as Superintendent of schools in Sacramento, CA where I got to work with Arnold S. and Jerry B. among other characters. Starting as President of the Stuart Foundation in San Francisco in July. Jonathan Raymond...
Matt was recently named one of the Top 50 General Counsels by the National Law Journal. He is the GC of NetApp (Nasdaq: NTAP), in Silicon Valley. Matt Fawcett 1985
A note from Steve '85
Still living in San Francisco. Girls are 12 and 11 now, heading into teenage years. Younger daughter, Noelle, is playing guitar and singing. Chloe is a competitive cheerleader. Steve Turko 1985
A note from Louise '00
I finished my PhD in Anthropology and Education from Columbia University, Teachers College in February 2014! Now on the job market! I live with my husband, Louis, and daughter, Ella, in Palo Alto, CA. Louise Beryl 2000
A note from Emily '10
I just accepted a job offer from Google so I am very excited to move to San Francisco and work at their headquarters in Mountain View! Until then, I will graduate in May and then embark on a road trip to Vancouver and then a 3-week Eurotrip. Emily Swarts...
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The past year has been a big one. Last September (2012) I was married to my wonderful wife Elizabeth, in December I received a doctorate in Plant Pathology from the University of Washington, and in April we moved to the bay area of California (Marin county) where we are...
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An update from the Bay Area
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Baby Berolzheimer!
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Traded the Bay Bridge for the Golden Gate Bridge
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Harry Ashforth is currently living in San Francisco working in commercial real estate. Harry Ashforth Class of 2005
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'64 Update
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New Baby Girl
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'96 Update
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87s at Alta
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Abandonment Troubles: For $257K, Trip In A Rehab'd Nazi Leisure Complicated
Tuesday, Might 28, 2013, by Amy Schellenbaum For $257K, Vacation in a Rehab';d Nazi Leisure Complicated
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German entrepreneur Axel Bering has huge programs to change a forsaken leisure intricate in Germany into a hulk of luxury holiday rentals—fancy apartments outfitted with heated parquet flooring and additional-big home windows overlooking a scrub of white water and the huge, blue Baltic Sea. The capture? The standing structure, before long to be referred to as Meersinfonie ("Sea Symphony"), was as soon as known as Prora, a beach resort built from 1936 to 1939 as element of Nazi Germany';s Kraft durch Freude ("Power via Joy") venture. It never got all around to opening as a vacation hotspot, though it was utilised as army barracks for the duration of WWII, right after which the sprawl, intended to home 20,000 individuals, was abandoned. Prior to Bering';s buy of a chunk of "Creating 2," Prora remained practically nothing but a siren music for vacationing spook-seekers.
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The reconstruction, which was dreamed up a few several years in the past and broke ground final thirty day period, will turn a chunk of Adolf Hitler';s venture into 60 luxury residences. Bering, who, in accordance to a piece by Spiegel Global, fell in love with the residence on the island of Rügen when he very first visited in 2006, reserved the first condominium, a 2-tale device with a terrace, for himself. Bering and his associate say they';ve already marketed eleven flats, which go for about €200,000 ($257,400) apiece, and are truly "getting difficulty retaining up with the inquiries."
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This undertaking is not technically the 1st to use part of the deserted, 2.8-mile-long complex in 2011, the German govt subsidized the generation of a 400-bed youth hostel in Constructing 5, which took $21M to renovate. No word on how much Bering and his partners are shelling out to fix up their slice of historic architecture—an overhaul that involves widening the windows, knocking down partitions, and incorporating waterfront balconies—though it will most likely be considerably less costly than the authentic enterprise, which, according to Wikipedia, called upon "all significant construction firms of the Reich and virtually 9,000 workers."
· Luxury Flats Prepared for Derelict Nazi Vacation resort [Spiegel Intercontinental]
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"The Torches on Science Island": A message within a story? 0
I didn't catch it at first. This comic has a story of it's own, Wonder Woman is trying to rescue some people she knows, friends i assume, and Etta Candy's job is in peril. But there seems to be some clues as to what's going on. Is it weird that Wonder Woman should be questioning the possibility of some culture being hidden away from civilization for centuries, when she herself is an Amazon, from the secret Paradise Island of Themyscira? Didn't the Amazons separate themselves from "man's world" ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Robin HATES guns, (also contemporary gun issue addressed) 0
If you hadn't noticed by now, (by #25 of Dixon's mini-series,) Robin doesn't like guns. Robin HATES guns, along with alcohol, girls (debatable, not only does he have a regular girlfriend that he's very shy around, but he's playing the field with Stephanie. He kisses them both, only when he either comes close to dying, or when he comes close to losing them because they were moving away. Still, he's very reserved about his emotions)That being said, this entire issue, and the next, is devoted to wh...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Gang-BUSTED! Wonderful side-by-side story telling 0
Here we got half a comic x 2, two stories, essentially the same story told twice. And it's such a great job. It's the 7th week of the "Millenium" and Luthor tries to manipulate Celia into distrusting superheroes, (I think she had already shown her doubts in superheroes before). He tries to seduce her with a meal, a classic "wine and dine". In the mean time Lois is telling her story of a humble date at the movies, as told to the public through a paper.In other words, we have two of Metropolis' bi...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Is Superman Stupid? 1
Superman #14, 1988, "Last Stand" (team up with GL)My review will be based on the one panel, with no time to commend the awesomeness of John Byrne, (but you already knew all about that). Man of Steel is a cool origin story because it establishes Clark as the dominant, or real persona of the hero, but humble, farm boy Clark (as this panel also seems to establish) may equate to more of a DO hero than a THINK hero. But does it really?The panel in question is the last panel on the 3rd story page, wh...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Archie's in masks 0
A lot of action, A LOT of action. As far as comic books go. The best parts are the fan mail at the end (i believe responses to this comic was in issue #5) My first comic was post-Crisis Superboy (that would be false, the first one i personally bought at a bookstore was. But before that, i had some Grim Jacks and a Shaman, Archie's, and my "arch-nemesis" had some JLAs and reprints of the first Eastwood and Laird Turtles which he let me read. That's not even important)So the comic. Robin has the s...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Muscles, women, and some clothes 0
Art-pencils - excellent-colour - excellent-ink - excellent.Character analysis/teamwork: interesting, well done.plot: meh,layout/lettering : baaaaaaad!My collection is full of D.C. titles, about 90% of it is. And almost all of those are 90s titles. And often, I would see advertisements of this cover on my Superboys or my JLEs, "coming in July". In fact, the adverts are one of my favourite things about 90s comics. You see things like this --> (Van Damme poster) back when this movie was new.Alwa...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Superman, dishonest? 0
I think this is an excellent issue all over. It's definitely sentimentally valuable for being such a round numbered issue, #100. It also deals with the secret identity aspect which is at the center of the spinal chord of the entire Superhero genre. Unless you're part of the Not-So-Fantastic-4, or the X Men? The X Men do try to stay secret, but they don't have dual identities, they do but it's not as relevant. I for one LIKE the dual identity thing. This issue also paints Superman, everybody's he...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Animal Man's powers and pseudo Starjammers. 0
I think this easily overlooked issue could even be considered an essential for the reason that the end pages lead to possibly THE most famous and most important crossover event in DC history. Actually, Crisis has already started unraveling when we get to this, sort of. Other than that, I was impressed by the cast of heroes, but not necessarily the villains. Sure, the plot is,.. I don't even know if I disliked it. It was ok, had some crazy sci-fi and space travel, and a habitable but also LIVING ...2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Consumerism and the Superhero 0
Since it's the holidays I decided to catch up on some Crisis, and it maybe one of the dumbest ideas I've had, since these are old comics and most of them have the dumbest science and the most ridiculous plots ever. But now and then you find a gem like this. I give it 3 full stars, which is more than 50%, because the art and the printing are not as entertaining after you've been used to stuff today, (but the old newsprint and those colours do give a good feel, I like it.) But I would consider thi...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Oliver Queen: The Wild White Boy 0
Took me 7 years, but here we are. I've grown to like the character, but I confess, when i first saw Green Arrow, it was in a Green Lantern/Green Arrow advertisement on a JLE or Superboy I had. From that image, my reaction was that the name "Green Arrow" itself was a joke. This was before the 2006 publication though, but I liked the Peter-Pan hat from before. I'm reviewing the 2nd issue because I read through the whole mini-series expecting it to get better, but I felt it went a little downhill ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Holy crap a crossover!! 0
Art: (& character content)If this issue should be talked about on anything, it has got to be the awesome art. it's not the only great thing here, but definitely the best thing. 2 page spreads of SO MANY characters appearing at the same time. Grifter and the turtles seen together. This stuff makes me jump with joy. The ink and colours are amazing and the hair styles,... swirlier and longer i suppose,... with the slimmed bodies of most characters make some people i'm used to seeing a little bi...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Good guys never rest 0
So the X Men have defeated the vile, wretched cyborg Reavers, and are settling into their dump, dealing with the bad conditions it's been left in, and we reach an interesting plot point. What do heroes do? Protect and serve people right? So they've protected and served some justice kicking butt but.... that was the interesting part, but is it done?Ever lost something really important? Maybe something valuable, or maybe something that you really can't get around with, like car keys, or a credit c...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
ninjas and snipers, what's not to love? and the goggles 0
Know what's great about ninjas? they try to kill you honorably. They'll kill you on their terms but apparently they'll give you a fair chance. Or well, Lady Silicon will. No, no no no. i meant Lady Dragon, of the Silicon Dragon. I guess it's the Samurai honor code. So yeah,... all day, i've been thinking about Deadshot, and Superboy, and this guy "Silver Sword", and Knockout, and "Losin' it", and Watery Grave,.... I had to do a review, though half related. So Lady Dragon,.. get's SO CLOSE to kil...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Criminal Drama 0
Where do i start? A female superhero guest star refusing to slip out of her dress, because she's not wearing anything underneath? Or Power Man and Iron Fist, on bodyguard duty at a debutante ball? Good thing they happened to be there though, for trouble is sure to follow in the last pages of a superhero comic! One awesome lady-supervillain?? girl punch knockout by the 16 year old that was supposed to be under protection?No, my favourite part had to be Iron Fist in that suit. 70's Danny Rand, in ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
This shi* be CRAAAYY!!! 0
Ok, so when i picked this up i was young, and.....holy shit the themes it had were like.... RAPE, and nudity, lots of nudity of this mother of the main characters or something, and violence (mentioned, but not as portrayed as you want) and science fiction, evolution, good against evil,... all in one. Is it religion? science? or just an entertaining story? a hypothesis? doesn't matter it's shocking, it'll rape your mind a little but you'll like it.However you can't appreciate the sex and nudity t...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Conceivable criminal acts, real heroism and Superman fails 0
"It's a reality we ignore because we're too busy congratulating ourselves for the housing our tax dollars have provided. We like to pretend that this piece of turf doesn't even exist. In contrast to that, shootings occur on a daily basis as rival gangs fight over that same land"So, many people seem to have a bone to pick with Superman, for how invincible or headfast he is, or how he has no real weaknesses, for how nothing ever goes wrong in his stories, and how Batman's a better hero. "His stori...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
"His Martianness has gone out to dinner and a play with Kilowog a 0
So this was one of those many old JLE comics that i had thrown aside to read later, cos they didn't look too important. I guess it's still one of those "fillers" as the anime fans say, cos it doesn't contribute much to the stories. Still, if it adds to show someone's character, it's still a story. The entertainment value in this issue is actually very high. I felt sorry for G'nort, this was the first time I read something he was in and i didn't know if i should laugh at his plight or be sympathe...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Making the turtles look bad in a goofy way 0
I just want to complain about this comic. Like,... wtf??? This art is unique, not completely bad at least on the turtles' part, and they maintain the correct height of the turtles, which according to the old toy boxes was 5 feet. All the turtles are drawn at the same height and they are fairly muscular. April however, and the villain May East are drawn HORRIBLY. I still like the colours but,... this is badBoth the guys and Splinter are seen in RIDICULOUS poses and expressions. Ok so the turtles ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
The Death of Caitiff; a parody on heroism and humanity itself 0
Beetle and Booster, an awesome duo to hang out with, but not the best examples of a hero you could get. Booster's all about the fame and the glory, and the partners are all about money. I guess this run on the Justice League is meant to emphasize their weaknesses as a team, about how unorganized and undisciplined they are, so this issue falls in line as ordinary. Still, i feel as if this issue strikes right into the vanity and the gluttony we all have and exhibit everyday.ingFirst off, Beetle wa...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
romance, great action shots and Batman being a DICK (what's new?) 0
I'm not the biggest bat-fan, but this issue gets me so good. There are so many panels in which there is a lot of motion, sometimes in consecutive panels, sometimes in one. The first of these is at the beginning of Act 2. Eiffel tower, we know where we are, and Batman's in his underwear, on his bed in his room, when he hears his door open. Within very short moments, seconds or even less, he jumps off the bed, somersaults and is in an alert posture behind the door. This is Batman, and he is a fit,...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
A new plot 0
So the first 4 issues were exciting, though they made considerable changes, and #4 tied in to a great, emotional ending, nice wrap up of the history up to there and,.... now we have this.Great opening, Splinter doing his thing. Awesome. And as if the minor tweaks in the first 4 issues weren't messy enough,... now they bring in some past life stuff ! What? i guess it works actually, with the 3rd movie and it's time travel and samurais and Don saying he wished there was more to their origin than a...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Another Solo! 0
July's almost done! And even though i'm writing this now, I bought this in June, should have kept that receipt. So i had to stop by the comic book store, accidentally, i'm not even carrying enough cash after the bus,... and i see a new comic at the IDW Turtles section. Another solo?? we had 4 i thought we were done,...so... Splinter? neat! (And apparently Casey's next)Well, the cover's got the same crappy art as Leo's micro, but it get's better inside, though only a little. But with Splinter's c...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
A YJ Comic book? 0
Whaaaat? a YJ comic book??? seriously? And it was in the kid's section too so i wasn't even sure if i was gonna walk out with it, at first. So... does this go together with cartoon? this may have happened sometime between that episode with Starro (which DID turn out to be important after all) and Season 2. Definitely before season 2 because Lagaan's gf is dead. I need to catch up on the rest of the series. So yeah the plot isn't too different from a certain JLA episode where Aquaman is betrayed ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Barbaric get's a haircut. And wears a tux. And get's hitched?? 0
That's no spoiler to say Barbaric get's a haircut, or wears a tux, or get's married. It's all on the cover. It had me looking and the cover and wondering for a while who that guy was,... couldn't recognize him without all the hair, and with a shirt on. I believe this may be the first time (not that i know too much about Dragon and his pals) i've seen Barbaric in a shirt. The guy is so.... CIVILIZED that it's weird. This guy is like Conan (hence "BARBARI-c") + Sabretooth and with the introduction...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
An origin with a twist 0
The story happens in 3 sections. We start with action, no boring entry to the plot, (which i think is a great way to start reading something) and explaining what just happened in the next couple of pages mainly surrounding 2 kids that just met, one human, one mutant. And very cleverly through a question that serves as a segue, we enter a flashback, (which is one part of a series of flashbacks that we see in every issue till it's done). The flashback, in turn, ends sliding smoothly into another p...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
kudos to the kirby reference 0
This was another great read, short and standing alone. Over the years, there's been some confusion as to who the coolest turtle was. or who's most like you (the reader). Obviously, Michelangelo's gotta be everyone's favourite. Then again, sometimes you get mad and you feel like maybe Rafael's the one you relate to more, and much like Wolverine, his aggressive personality gives him a lot of points. I've even felt like Leo sometimes, and Leo's micro series was awesome, the foot, the gritty but awk...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Spider-Man get's published! 0
I wouldn't say this is one of the best issues i've read, or say the art was extra-ordinary-ly good, at least not in the first few pages, or with the costumes on. The people were drawn quite ok. It's got a heck of a cover, with Anti-Venom, and a 3rd hero/villain/anti-hero/vigilante with a cool carapace-like suit that goes with the arachnid theme. But the art's actually kind of goofy, the colours are... matt? not really. Bright? The whole issue is a bright issue, but hey! It's a good day for Spide...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
What makes a hero? 0
Let me start my little review by saying that this issue is a special one. It follows the continuity in the "Amazing" legacy that started all the way back in '63, but stands by itself without being numbered as part of the "Amazing" series. Will this be canon? (honestly i haven't read enough to know! dammit)The theme of this comic is a very special one, we compare 2 superheroes with "similar" super powers (COME ON!! Spider-Woman can SHOOT BLASTS out of her hands!!! She's got those pheromones too, ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
a quick read! 0
Probably going to be an equally quick review, I was walking around when bored when i found this (but that's NOT to say i wouldn't have read it if i wasn't bored, i'd have hunted it down if i knew it were printed, i just found out this way) And i am a fan of Magneto, the post-90s good guy version at least, and the First Class movie just made things better. The coolest parts about this comic was JOSEPH! If Magneto wasn't cool enough, a younger, long haired version who USED to be an X-Man is almost...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Superhero Father Son vacation FTW! 0
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The Good Cops 0
Cops aren't always the good guys; that's the theme of this comic. They work for their superiors and, depending on who's on top, their actions are defined. Take Guardian of the Shi'ar Empire, he was not on the X-Men's side when we were first introduced to him. Then again, The Flash is a cop, and a great one too, so it also depends on how corrupt the force or the individual is.i was excited for this as it was my first time reading Olly in comics (and then it hit me Injustice League started with hi...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
boobs and blood, it's a win 0
not having done my usual trip to the comic book store in over 2 months now, i accidentally walked into one in a random town. Then i picked up this, probably the one comic they had at the magazine stand. I had already seen the cover on CV so it was no surprise but,... Red Robin vs the Black Bat, that's one HELLUVA cover. It's part 3 of 3 so,.. i haven't read Red Robin except for that one Superboy issue. I like Red Robin though. First of all it's Tim, not as cocky as Dick, not as big a dick as Bat...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
All is unfair for Spidey in love and war 0
Torch and Spidey fight over a girl (well not exactly)...and the Beetle too. "Am I destined to go through life as a professional 'fall guy'? Why must i be a costumed, super-powered sad sack?" - Spider-ManOne thing i like about this issue is the character contrast; Johnny Storm vs Peter Parker in the eyes of Johnny's (current) girlfriend Dorris and also Spiderman vs Torch. Same people, yes, and what's even cooler is how Johnny weighs out Pete and Spidey. The 2 guys aren't friends yet.Also as ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Part 1 of Losin' It, it continues the story from last issue where Tana was trying to interview Pinto, a stripper at the Boom Boom Room where Knockout or "Kay" as they called her used to work, about Knockout's past when they were interrupted by the female furies from Apokolips. The Furies are co-incidentally looking for Knockout which gives us an answer as to who Knockout is, essentially making this issue more about Knockout's origin story. Later in the issue, (in the middle of a fight) Knockou...5 out of 5 found this review helpful.


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5 Scientist names related to or that mean scientist for boys, listing Scientist baby names 1-5. Franklin, Louis and Newton are popular names. Blaise and Kenelm are uncommon names. View Scientist baby names below for name meanings.
Blaise ... Blaise Pascal was a brilliant 17th-century child prodigy, mathematician, scientist, and philosopher ...
Franklin ... Used as homage to statesman and scientist Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the 1930s and 1940s ...
Kenelm ... scientist and adventurer.
Louis ... scientist Louis Pasteur ...
Newton ... scientist Isaac Newton.
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