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Eva Mendes has accomplished a lot in life and we are not talking about all the movies she's been in or all the "most sexiest" lists she's been on, I'm talking about the fact that she's fucked in all US 50 states.
Eva Mendes said: "I've had sex in all 50 states. A lot of it was on a road trip I took when I was younger." The best was Arizona and Colorado. "Maybe it was the clear air, or the quiet, or the endless sky... whatever it was, it was really, really good." And the worst: Alaska. "I'd really like a do-over on that state."
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Eva Mendes commented to be a huge fan and said: "I wear [Calvin Klein] G-strings all the time on the red carpet and when shooting for a film because you don't see the [panty] lines," Damn, call that a tease, now we all would imagine that she is wearing that all the time. Hot!
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This is surely one of the more talked about match ups of all time. Its always hard to picture what would've happened if these two would've met in their primes. Tyson's prime IMO would be 1987-1988,I would say Lewis was at his best 1997-2000. If they clashed at their very best I could certainly see the fight going either way but if I have to choose a winner I gotta take Lewis.
I feel Tyson overall has the better chance of scoring a KO because of his great power and constant aggression to go along with Lewis's somewhat suspect chin. Lewis has every bit the same amount of power as Tyson and could score a KO as well. I think the most likely outcome though would be Lewis implementing a very good game plan and being able to out point Tyson by using his range well, holding at times when Tyson gets to the inside and at times fighting Tyson off. I'd expect Tyson to be coming forward jabbing his way in and at certain points would land hard punches and force Lewis to fire back. At some point I would expect Tyson to hurt Lewis and have one or two big rounds in his favor, but I'd also expect Lewis to get the better of some of the exchanges and hurt Tyson at different points in the fight causing him to back off. At the end of the fight I'd expect it to be close with Lewis winning 7-8 of the rounds. I'd expect the fight to have some rounds that aren't particularly active and Lewis would carry those rounds, I'd also expect a few very exciting rounds where both fighters land big shots something like the first round of their fight in 2002 and as mentioned I'd expect Tyson to have one or two big rounds.
On the other hand I could picture a prime Tyson shaking up Lewis and causing him to become gun shy leading Tyson to either destroy Lewis much like he did to Tyrell Biggs. I could also see Tyson win a decision in a fight that somewhat resembles his fight with Tucker. There is so many different outcomes I can picture in my head of what might have taken place if these two met in their primes.
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ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS: If you message me to shoot, please be serious. Follow through. Don't disappear when it comes time to set a date. I've had more flakes lately than Tony the Tiger.
If you cant keep a date or time! And stick with it Dont Book me I dont have time For the ones wasting my time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ++++++++++++++ If you find that you have been blocked Its because Im tired of People saying they want to shoot But You havent replyed ive given you plenty of time So I assume you are full of it.++++++++++++
Expecially when I am traveling Or in another state other than Alabama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*****************If you book me dont Cancel less than 3 weeks Or your responsible for still 50% of agreed upon rate!!!!!!!!
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Seriously this game had the most amount of credits I have seen a long time. Besides the fact the game was short, I know Arcade games are hardly long, but some have lots of content. This game seemed like it had enough content, but the end credits were just so excessive.
It's the way Ubisoft works. They credit a good portion of all the people that work at the company, regardless of whether they were directly involved with the game or not. They also credit employees from multiple international divisions of the company.
Those credits should be skipable, at least on your 2nd playthrough...
Luckily the music is great so I don't mind just relaxing and listening to the music :)
After recently sitting through the credits for Mafia 2, I was surprised at just how long the credits for Scott Pilfrim were. Either way, credit where credit is due..
god and going through the game 5 times, the credits must have equaled a whole nother play through. with no skip. wtf
I finished the game a second time yesterday morning before heading out to work. I was sitting there watching and watching and watching the credit scroll before I decided I'd had enough and just powered off the console. I was concerned I might lose my game progress but was also beyond caring at that point.
I have only tried the demo and am still debating to get it so I know what to expect when I beat it. But if it is that bad or that long, why not just get up and go do something instead of sitting there waiting for it to be over? That's a great time to go take a piss break. ;)
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My family and I had a great experience staying at Surfside and we would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Point Pleasant Beach. We stayed at the motel for 7 days with nothing to complain about. We had a 2-bedroom since our party included myself, my husband, my 2-year-old daughter and my mother. We were told by the front desk staff that the 2-bedroom units are the last to be remodeled (they'll be started after the summer season ends). However, even though it was somewhat outdated, the room was still very clean and comfortable. We were very grateful for the rules that the owners have in place regarding noise levels after 11pm considering its always difficult traveling with a toddler. Also, despite there being a bar behind the motel, we couldn't hear anything from our room. The pool was a great respite after walking back from the beach (3 blocks away) on those hot summer days. Just like the rest of the grounds, it was very clean too! We will stay again!
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Tom Bondurant: Well, I'll get this out of the way first: I liked Batman & Robin #1 quite a bit. It did feel rather slight, but at the same time it said a lot about how the next eleven issues would go. (Now I want to re-read Batman #666 so I can connect that issue with this one.) The Dick/Damian setup feels both fresh and familiar to this longtime Batman reader. I was happy to see the Wayne penthouse and the downtown Batcave again, I really like the interaction of the new Dynamic Duo, and Professor Pyg is disturbing in a way I thought was reserved for Secret Six. As always, Frank Quitely's work was excellent, and I'm looking forward to Frazer Irving's arc as well. Most of all, though, I hope Dick Grayson's character finally receives some lasting definition. When all is said and done, it'll be a nice bonus if we get a good Nightwing series out of this exercise.
Speaking of Secret Six, the series just keeps getting better. Gail Simone and Nicola Scott can make the new antagonists pretty loathsome, while at the same time keeping the Sixers sympathetic — even though the Sixers are working for the "bad guys" without asking many questions. Seems to me like a pretty neat storytelling trick.
Also, I received in the mail the first issue of Alan Davis' 2008 ClanDestine miniseries, courtesy of Dave Carter's unbelievably-generous Free Comic Book Month program; and I'm really looking forward to reading that.
My run through Lee/Kirby Fantastic Four continues, and I've just finished the classic "Battle Of The Baxter Building" in FF #40. Next up is perhaps the greatest single ten-issue run in superhero comics, as the FF lose Ben to the Frightful Four, discover the Inhumans, and top it all off with the arrival of Galactus. So, you know, that should be good.
Chris Mautner: I'm almost finished The Brinkley Girls: The Best of Nell Brinkley's Cartoons, 1913-1940, edited by Trina Robbins. It's an … interesting book. Certainly Brinkley is a supremely talented artist with enough eccentricities to make her stand out from the crowd (the weaves of hair she piles on top of her heroines could rival the folds in Spawn's cape). But the material is horribly dated, and in service to a kind of shallow romanticism. Her characters are all a bunch of bubble-headed pretty girls who are content to lean on the shoulders of their handsome paramours and talk about how lovely it is to love love. Ick.
I'm also about halfway through War Stories: A Graphic History by Mike Conroy, which, as the title suggests, is a cursory guide through all the war comics ever made. Conroy certainly is thorough, and there are a couple titles that I hadn't heard of that sound intriguing, but overall I wish he had chosen depth over breadth.
One thing I did manage to finish is the new edition of Adrian Tomine's 32 Stories, whch reproduces his initial mini-comics in their original form, letter columns and all, rather than try to collect them in a book. I'm not sure the material has any different effect on me than it did when I read them in book form, but overall they hold up surprisingly well, regardless of what Tomine says in his introduction.
Outside of comics I've been listening to all my Prince albums in chronological order (sort of) and have almost finished, though I need to go back and dig out my vinyl copy of Parade. You know, the Gold Experience is just as good as I remember it being.
Michael May: I'm re-reading Neozoic from Red 5. I liked it in individual issues, but the cast is so large and there's so much going on that I had a hard time keeping everyone's stories straight. I thought that wouldn't be an issue when I read the collected edition, but it still sort of is. I'm doing better this time, but I'm tempted to go back for a third reading just to solidify everything. My seven-year-old saw it on my reading table and wants me to read it to him now, so it looks like I'll have the opportunity.
Not that I'll mind. The density of the story makes it a complicated read, but also gives you the feeling that you're reading something epic and important. That's also aided by the violence experienced by the characters and what's at stake if they lose their war with the dinosaurs. Their lives really get turned upside down and (sometimes literally) ripped apart. And since they're all well-written, mostly-likable characters, you care about that.
I should mention though that I'll be reading it to my son with some care. I think he'll be able to handle the book, but I'll be watching him closely in case there are any parts we need to stop and talk over. Neozoic may be a dinosaur comic, but it's not exactly intended for kids. In comparison though, it's nowhere near as brutal as your average Geoff Johns superhero book.
Tim O'Shea: I have to agree with Tom's endorsements of Batman and Robin 1 as well as Secret Six 10. There were scenes in both stories where the villains did some fairly horrific actions upon innocent victims. Upon first read, I thought Morrison and Quitely's torture scene was too much for my taste, while Simone and Scott effectively conveyed the horror of the scene without going too far. But then, after a few days, I realized that the fact B&R 1's scene disturbed me far more spoke to the greater effectiveness of the scene.
I'm really curious to see where Mark Waid is going with Irredeemable, as issue 3 came out this week. Believe it or not, I think The Plutonian's failed love life (and the fallout from that) will ultimately be his downfall. But how they get there is anybody's guess. In the meantime, I'm enjoying the read. And man, that Plutonian is a perv.
After reading Jeff Parker's latest Agents of ATLAS (issue 6), I think (unintentionally or not) Parker proves he'd write an interesting Namor of Atlantis series. Considering the level of details and unexplored seascape that Marvel is giving to a post-Secret War Atlantis, I would not be surprised to see them launch a new series, post-Dark Reign. Parker seems able to fit a great many Marvel characters and dynamics into this series to date, while still shining the spotlight on the book's core characters (Ken is as funny with dialogue asides as Ben Grimm [that's a compliment]).
In non-comics reading, I'm soaking in the wit and snark of Roger Ebert's film criticism in 2007's Your Movie Sucks. While Ebert's TV presence has been silenced in recent years due to surgeries connected to his cancer battle, his blog is a fine read for anyone yearning to be entertained and educated about film–past and present.
Brigid Alverson: Everything I'm reading this week is for younger readers. That's not always the case, it's just the way things worked out. I started Cirque du Freak last night. It's a Japanese adaptation of a series of YA novels by Irish writer Darren Shan. It's a supernatural-horror kind of thing, which usually isn't my genre, but I'm enjoying it so far. The art is nice and clean, the boys look like typical shonen manga heroes, and the other characters are nicely stylized. The creators take their time about setting the scene and ease into the story slowly, so although I'm halfway through volume 1, I'm still a little unsure of where things are going to go.
Ninja Baseball Kyuma is a lot easier to figure out; the concept is right there in the title. This is one of Udon's new line of manga for kids, and it's a bit more complex than the others I have reviewed—more dialogue, more panels per page, more use of manga conventions. The concept is that that a ninja joins a ragtag Little League team, thinking he's actually going into some kind of battle. It's not an original idea, but the creator adds in a few things—a super-cute ninja dog and some interesting personalities on the team—that make it more than a one-joke book, and the situations were handled so well that I actually did laugh out loud in places.
One of the great things about editing a kids' comics blog is that I have an excuse to read Archie in public again. Right now I'm reading The High School Chronicles: Freshman Year, written by Batton Lash (Supernatural Law) and penciled by Bill Galvan (The Scrapyard Detectives). As a longtime Archie fan, I'm enjoying the way the characters are drawn to look just slightly younger than the regular cast, as well as the fact that the stories break canon a bit — new characters are introduced, and Jughead's family actually moves away for a while. It's a little savvier than your typical Archie comic, and the creators threw in some sly references that only true Archie aficionados (like me!) will catch. Good times!
John Parkin: This week I finished up the second volume of North World, Lars Brown's webcomic that's been collected by Oni. Set in a world much like ours, only with monsters and magic, it's the story of Conrad, an adventurer who decides to return home and work for his dad as an accountant in the small town where he grew up. But there's something sinister going on than just the fact that his ex-girlfriend is marrying his best friend. It's a fun book with a great cast of characters who you can't help but root for.
And like everyone else, I enjoyed the heck out of Batman and Robin #1. I particularly like Damien and the confidence he displays in his new role; I can't wait to see more of him in action.
Matt Maxwell: AGENTS OF ATLAS #5 and #6 — Wow this is good. And I would say so even if Jeff Parker were a mortal enemy of mine, even if he were evil incarnate, these would be great issues of what's a consistently good book. Much of that comes from the tone of the books. Parker and the art team understand the characters and give them some dimensionality but they're not glum and morose and so damn serious. Heath Ledger's Joker does not apply here. I mean, yes, the book takes the characters seriously, but it doesn't take itself seriously. Though as much as I like the character of Venus (particularly in Issue #2 where she walks right into the headquarters of the Bad Guys and holds her own), there has to be another way to put the kibosh on fight scenes besides have her singing. Still, that's a minor quibble for these vastly entertaining comics.
UNKNOWN SOLDIER #7 and #8
I want to read these pretty badly but haven't had a chance to.
I still have BATMAN AND ROBIN #1 to read and SEAGUY #3 to even find. Might luck out tomorrow, but apparently it was under-ordered at my "local" store. And no, I won't pre-order. It's against my religion.
Finished my reading of the CRIME SUSPENSE STORIES volume, and it didn't finish quite as strong as it started, but that's like saying that WATCHMEN isn't quite the equal of V FOR VENDETTA. Solid storytelling and a good primer on how to compress things nicely for comics.
Dipping into THE GREATEST IMAGINARY STORIES EVER TOLD, which is a slice of silver-age goodness, but I only need a little of this at a time. The writing is by modern standards, crude, but wacky enough that you really don't care. Or I don't anyways.
Finished my reading of GANG LEADER FOR A DAY. Recommended.
Noah Berlatsky: The big thing I've been reading for the past couple of weeks is the first Essentials phone book of Man-Thing. Tucker Stone and I have been co-blogging our way through it. Unfortunately, it's been a huge fucking disappointment. Besides a couple of moments of surreal nuttiness involving barbarians and peanut butter, most of it's a lot of Steve Gerber whining about the environment and/or about how tough it is to be a sensitive artiste in today's callous and complex world. And for variation, there's some really stupid misogyny. It was godawful and endless and I resent anybody who's ever praised Steve Gerber, thus suckering us into thinking we would enjoy reading this crap.
I've also been blogging my way through the original William Moulton Marston/Harry Peter run on Wonder Woman, which has really been a joy. Peter may be the most underrated illustrator in comics, I think – he combines stiff figures, incredibly fluid lines, and a bizarre imagination in a way that really sends me. And, of course, Marston is completely insane. I mean … bondage with gorillas. Can't have enough of that sort of thing.
Relatedly, I've been poking at the Les Daniels Wonder Woman: The Complete History designed by Chip Kidd. There's tons of interesting information in there about, for example, Marston's experiments with sorority girls dressed as babies.
I've also been reading a lot to my son. He's obsessed with Garfield, so we got a collection of the first three books and have been reading them over and over and over. I am impressed with Jim Davis' cartooning chops; his slapstick is rendered energetically, and his timing is good. But he's got a limited repertoire of jokes (cats are lazy, cats like to eat, cats hit people, Jon is lame) and they get really old when you're reading them every. day. for. weeks. I think the grinding repetition is probably part of the appeal for my son, though. The fact that they're all kind of the same makes them easier to memorize, and then he can pretend he's reading them. (Though he can actually recognize the word "Garfield" now, even out of context.)
We're also reading Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator. We whipped through Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but this second one is slower going. It has good bits (like the weird lumpy, shape-changing aliens that come out of the elevators.) But the plot just drifts from one thing to the other with the kind of irritating aimlessness we've all come to expect from sequels.
Finally, for a freelance project I've been reading a bunch of books on global warming. The one I've actually made a significant dent in is David Archer's The Long Thaw, but I've also looked at Christopher Essex and Ross McKitrick's more skeptical Taken By Storm. Among other things, I've learned that that scene in Grant Morrison's JLA
where we see Aquaman swimming next to an almost completely submerged Statue of Liberty is total nonsense; even if all the ice on earth melted, there wouldn't be that much water. In fact, the science of sea-level increase seems a little dicey altogether; other effects of warming, like increased rainfall in some areas and drought in others, seem more solidly based. Not that they'll necessarily care much in Bangladesh when their nation is apocalyptically flooded by torrential storms rather than by rising seas … but it's kind of an interesting distinction in the abstract.
Im currently reading a lot of dark reign titles and the one title I see popin up the most of peoples blogs and comments is the new J.Parker Agents of Atlas. I say..I've been reading since #1 I had to drop some kinda comment. I think AofA is ok. I enjoy the art and parkers story but its jus not hittin me wit the drama and action like Remenders Punisher or the comedy of Ways Deadpool(screw u haters)
I don't know wat it is..I've picked up AofA #6 and I haven't found the time to read it lol. I've read all of last weeks other releases but g'zzz I enjoyed Parkers New Hood title a lot so I know it aint his writing. I really think its jus the characters and the idea of where the title is goin.(Not the writing I swear)
I'm in a similar situation with Brigid – lots of stuff for younger readers. I recently reviewed Ninja Baseball Kyuma for Booklist (review journal for American Library Association) . I agree with her assessment of the Archie comic – of course, it's written by one of my favorite comics writers, Batton Lash.
I most recently read Frankie Pickle and the Closet of Doom by Eric Wight, which is a hybrid comics/prose novel – much more so than The Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Frankie Pickle is a fun character, his situation is one I think most kids will appreciate (you should have seen my closet when I was a kid!). I'm looking forward to more Frankie Pickle (mis)adventures.
Hellboy & BPRD are my two primary reads these days.
Whenever Dezago & Rousseau get their next PERHAPANAUTS issue out, I'm still getting that one.
COURTNEY CRUMRIN by Ted Naifeh
BONEYARD by Richard Moore
I'm getting THE UNWRITTEN, but haven't acutally purchased it yet – it's awaiting purchase in my mail order retailer's hold box.
Been reading a lot of MODERN MASTERS books from Two Morrow Publishing. The John Byrne, George Perez, Jose Louis Garcia-Lopez, and Mark Schultz editions I personally own, and I've also read the Bruce Timm, Walt Simonson, and Mike Weiringo editions. Maybe some others as well. I don't think anyone does better retrospective books than these guys.
Agents of Atlas, like Brubaker's Captain America is a consistently good solid read. Parker has a real handle on these characters and has yet to disappoint me. I do agree that the use of Venus' love song is getting a bit repetitious but it works. This tactic forces the writer to actually think through these meetings with other heroes and come up with some substance to the encounter. Where other titles just go for the "heroes meet and fight for 6 pages then come to an understanding", Parker takes the road less traveled and provides some really good plot driven scenes that in any other book would just be another hero fight.
I'm just coming back to the Bat-family of books (after a hiatus of over 10 years) using Battle for the Cowl as my entry point. I knew who would end up in the cowl but the getting there was interesting and enjoyable. And now with Batman and Robin being the first official title with this new Dynamic Duo I think I'll stick around. Batman and Robin #1 was a fun read. A little bit thin as far as actual story goes but the issue was a great set up. Definitely liking Dick's new attitude towards taking on the Mantle of the Bat and while I'm not familiar with Damian I do like that he appears to be a mix of all three previous male Robins, Dick's physical ability, Jason's attitude and Tim's eagerness. And Quitely's incorporation of sound effects into the art was beautifully done. Definitely can't wait for issue #2.


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Hepatitis Health Center
New Drugs Show Promise in Hepatitis C Fight
Novel Drug Interferes With Viral Life Cycle
Enter the novel therapies. In an early study of 48 patients infected with HCV-1 (the most common form of the virus in the U.S.), virus levels dropped in 70% of those who were given the novel anti-viral drug dubbed NM283. In comparison, none of those given a placebo experienced a dip in the amount of virus present, Godofsky tells WebMD.
"Unlike current therapies, NM283 actually interferes with a specific step in the virus' life cycle, much like the drugs used to treat HIV or hepatitis B," he says. "That's dramatically different from available treatments, which work by boosting the immune system."
Also, there were no major side effects -- just some transient gastrointestinal ailments such as nausea or vomiting that subsided after two days, Godofsky says. In contrast, interferon can cause flu-like symptoms, fatigue, depression, muscle aches, and hair loss.
NM283 is made by Idenix Pharmaceuticals of Cambridge, Mass., which funded the study.
The next step, he says, is to test it in larger numbers of people, and then in combination with interferon. "Lab data shows that NM283 and interferon work better [together] than either by itself," Godofsky explains.
Anna Suk-Fong Lok, MD, professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan Health Systems in Ann Arbor and a board director for the American Liver Foundation, says the drug looks promising.
Nevertheless, she tells WebMD, "Its true effectiveness can't be gauged until we have longer, larger studies. You have to give the drug for enough time to see if there is a sustained viral response, if the virus comes back, when you stop it."
Mistletoe-Green Tomato Combo Wipes Out Virus
In the other study, "unconventional therapy" with an extract of mistletoe and green tomatoes wiped out the virus in nearly half of patients for whom standard interferon therapy had failed, Matthes tells WebMD.
"We used a whole extract of mistletoe, which stimulates the immune system" to fight off the virus, he says. "And green tomatoes contain a key enzyme called caspase-8 that stimulates cell suicide."
In the study, 85 patients were given the new treatment. At one year, 18% were cured; by two years, the cure rate had reached 44%, Matthes reports.


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Review: Nobel Scholar Book Store
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#1 Oct 3, 2008
Go, just go. It is nice to finally have a book store back in Bristol. Nice layout, very comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. Nice staff, good selection of books, she can have your special orders within 24 hours. Awesome to have a book seller back in Bristol. So I'll say it again.
Go!! Just GO!!!!!
#2 Oct 24, 2008
Please, please, please, everyone ...*support* our new local bookstore!! I recall picking my jaw up off the parking lot asphalt when I saw the bookstore moved into this retail space! A wonderful and *much-needed* addition to Bristol. Let's all support locally-owned business, everyone ... my very best to The Noble Scholar.
#3 Nov 8, 2008
I went there on Wednesday the 29th. The people working there were very rude. I wasn't even acknowledged when I walked in. They only asked if they could help me find anything when I was getting ready to leave. Never again. I will continue to buy my books at Borders at the Meriden Square Mall.
#4 Nov 11, 2008
BristolBoy, I've never gone into a Borders and been welcomed or acknowledged whatsover. At least the folks in Nobel asked you if you needed help. I've wandered in Borders for quite awhile and no one ever has asked if I needed help. Not sure where your definition of "rude" comes from.
#5 Dec 10, 2008
I was just in the store, and the staff greeted me, and were very helpful.
There hasn't been a bookstore in Bristol since I've lived here, I couldn't believe it when I saw their sign on Rt. 6 (they really need a bigger "real" sign). It's a great little store. I bought a paperback and a few giftcards for Christmas, then special ordered another book.
I hope they get all the support they need.
#6 Dec 11, 2008
It's a GREAT little store! Home town type atmosphere unlike the sterile Borders of the world. Friendly staff and Wi-Fi offered for free too! Thank you for opening in Bristol. I'm sure many people are as happy with your decision as I am.
#7 Jan 27, 2009
Only have gone there twice, first time a very nice woman was on the floor stocking books and what not, she greeted me when i arrived and asked several times if she could help..... second time i walked in and 3 or 4 people were hiding behind the desk reading, not one greeted me or my friends, after 10 minutes on my way out one finally asked if i needed anything, won;t go back..
#8 Feb 8, 2009
Sorry to say that I was not impressed with my visit to your bookstore over the weekend.
I was completely ignored.
No other patrons were in the store.
No "Good afternoon and how are you today?"
"If you need any help, just let me know"
Both workers were behind the counter.
One reading with her legs up and the other in front of the computer.
When I inquired regarding a book they both were uninteresed and appeard bothered.
It is a darling store and one that is very needed in the city.
With the unemployment at an all time high, I am sure one could find many who were willing to provide a more welcoming atmosphere.
#9 Mar 25, 2009
This book store is great! It's awesome to have a bookstore in Bristol. The service was great. I was greeted immediately, and wasn't pestered by the staff trying to sell me stuff. I had a relaxing experience, and walked out with some great buys. The Noble Scholar has a wide selection for a small store.
#10 May 7, 2009
It is so nice to once again have a good bookstore
in Bristol. The staff was informative without being pushy. The general atmosphere was relaxing & comfortable. I'll be going back.
#11 Jun 27, 2009
Disappointing -- so nice to see a local bookstore go in, and so sad to see that the staff and owner are completely disinterested in their customers.
#12 Mar 27, 2010
For a new business, trying to get settled in while making ends meet, stellar employees are not realistic. What is important is the quality and variety of the product provided, and the prices of those products. You are no longer having to drive out of your way to access new stock. If your every desire was not catered to... well, hate to be rude, but get over it. WHERE do you go that every whim you have is taken care of for you? Barnes and Nobles? Hah, not likely.
Give the store some time to get established, and get a little revenue, so that they can make the upgrades that they need to be a first rate establishment. Turning up your snotty little noses at people trying to get started is how big business ate the little guy to begin with.
#13 Mar 29, 2010
I still have yet to visit! They moved to the S&S plaza over in Forestville, correct?
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Last fall, right before a sale we had here at Past Blessings Farm, that was called "Happy Fall Y'all" I decided I wanted a large sign to decorate the end of the driveway. But time was short, so I needed to be able to make it quick and use what we had. So, I grabbed two weathered fence boards . . . I am one of those people that always has a pile or two of weathered wood stacked behind our barn . . . and a couple of scrap boards for the back and within no time I had a sign!
First, I took the two fence posts and hooked them together with the scrap wood and a few screws.
Next I painted it orange . . . I just brushed it on quickly, not worrying if a bit of wood showed through here or there . . . I was going for a rustic country look. It was warm weather in straight sun, so the paint literally dried within a couple minutes. I then just wrote in pencil the words "Happy Fall Y'all" . . . this doesn't have to be done in fat lettering . . . I just do this for placement, To make the lettering is centered, count all your letters and spaces of the phrase. I didn't count the apostrophe on "Y'all" as I knew I wasn't going to give it much space . . . so basically my "center" of phrase was between the "a" and the first "l" of the word "Fall." So knowing this, I drew those two letters on first and worked out on each side from there with quickly drawing on the letters . . . so that it stayed centered. Nothing was measured . . . I just figured out that I wanted my letters height to leave about 1 1/2 inches of space on both the top and the bottom of the sign. So once I wrote out the letters, I first lettered the white paint on. I used a 1/2 wide flat brush and tried to keep the width as consistent as possible. After that . . . and just a few minutes of drying time . . . I used a smaller flat brush (probably around 1/4 inch wide) and painted black shadows on the right side of each letter. Easy Peasy! Six foot long sign done and ready to display. I have it out again this year and it brings countless compliments from friends and neighbors.
And speaking of signs . . . for those of you in Washington . . . or fans of the Seahawks . . . Past Blessings Farm has designed a stylized Hawk sign to show your team spirit. It measures 30" long and is 15" tall on a 1/2" thick board. It is $69, plus $20 shipping. We are in the midst of getting the eCommerce portion of our site redone, but you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com to order one. Go hawks!
May your fall be filled with blessings as you decorate your home and enjoy the beauty of the season the Lord has blessed us with!


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Bruce L. Levine
Barbara and Edward Netter Professor in Cancer Gene Therapy
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania (Member), Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania (Member)
Director, Clinical Cell and Vaccine Production Facility , University of Pennsylvania Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine and Abramson Cancer Center
Department: Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Contact information
M6.40 Maloney Building
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-4268
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-4268
Office: (215)-614-0309
Fax: 215-615-4718
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Graduate Group Affiliations
Education:Permanent link
B.A. (Major-Biology, Minor-History)
The University of Pennsylvania , 1984.
Ph.D. (Immunology and Infectious Diseases)
The Johns Hopkins University, 1992.
B.A. (Major-Biology, Minor-History)
The University of Pennsylvania , 1984.
Ph.D. (Immunology and Infectious Diseases)
The Johns Hopkins University, 1992.
Description of Research ExpertiseImmunology, Cell and Gene Therapy
Description of Other ExpertiseGood Manufacturing Practices
Description of Itmat ExpertiseDr. Levine's interests include cell, gene, and biologic therapy clinical trial development, manufacturing, and testing and lymphocyte growth, activation and senescence.
Selected PublicationsHexner Elizabeth O, Luger Selina M, Reshef Ran, Jeschke Grace R, Mangan James K, Frey Noelle V, Frank Dale M, Richman Lee P, Vonderheide Robert H, Aqui Nicole A, Rosenbach Misha, Zhang Yi, Chew Anne, Loren Alison W, Stadtmauer Edward A, Levine Bruce L, June Carl H, Emerson Stephen G, Porter David L: Infusion of CD3/CD28 costimulated umbilical cord blood T cells at the time of single umbilical cord blood transplantation may enhance engraftment. American journal of hematology 91(5): 453-60, May 2016.
Teachey DT, Lacey SF, Shaw PA, Melenhorst JJ, Maude SL, Frey N, Pequignot E, Gonzalez VE, Chen F, Finklestein J, Barrett DM, Weiss SL, Fitzgerald JC, Berg RA, Aplenc R, Callahan C, Rheingold SR, Zheng Z, Rose-John S, White JC, Nazimuddin F, Wertheim G, Levine BL, June CH, Porter DL, Grupp SA: Identification of Predictive Biomarkers for Cytokine Release Syndrome after Chimeric Antigen Receptor T cell Therapy for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Cancer Discovery April 2016.
Fraietta JA, Beckwith KA, Patel PR, Ruella M, Zheng Z, Barrett DM, Lacey SF, Melenhorst JJ, McGettigan SE, Cook DR, Zhang C, Xu J, Do P, Hulitt J, Kudchodkar SB, Cogdill AP, Gill S, Porter DL, Woyach JA, Long M, Johnson AJ, Maddocks K, Muthusamy N, Levine BL, June CH, Byrd JC, Maus MV: Ibrutinib enhances chimeric antigen receptor T-cell engraftment and efficacy in leukemia. Blood 127(9): 1117, March 2016 Notes: doi: 10.1182/blood-2015-11-679134.
Grossman PM, Mohler ER 3rd, Roessler BJ, Wilensky RL, Levine BL, Woo EY, Upchurch GR Jr, Schneiderman J, Koren B, Hutoran M, Gershstein D, Flugelman MY: Phase I study of multi-gene cell therapy in patients with peripheral artery disease. Vascular Medicine 21(1): 21-32, February 2016.
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When I crop a thumbnail and save it, it saves to the correct upload folder in WP but gives the file a name like image1-150x150-283746387.jpg, having deleted the original image1-150x150.jpg
The random number on the end means that where this image is used in posts, it can't be found. All I can do therefore is to click 'regenerate thumbnails' so a image1-150x150.jpg is recreated, but it is not cropped how I wanted it, it is done with WP's default crop instead.
How can I fix this please?


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You deserve to relax a little. What better way to relax and escape than by reading about what interests you? It is hard to find time to pick up books just for fun during the school year. Kick back with that book that has been calling your name all year, or choose one from the programs below.
Escape into exotic worlds of fiction by reading books like The Tale of Genji and One Hundred Years of Solitude. Watch Invitation to World Literature to hear how artists, dancers, and others connect with their favorite reads. Go to the Connections section to find modern popular interpretations of these stories.
Take emotional journeys and visit landscapes of the mind with some of America's greatest poets in Voices & Visions. Elizabeth Bishop lived both in Brazil and Maine, and captured the spirit of these places and their people in her poems. Feel the pulse of land and water in "The Map" and the murmurings of old people in "The Moose," in program 1.
Langston Hughes evokes the rhythm of the people and the landscape of the African continent in "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," in program 6. Stream the video or play the audio while closing your eyes and seeing the words paint the images.
Brush up on American history and culture while reading works by great authors. Visit American Passages to find an extensive list of writers and to explore writers and their works by themes such as "The Spirit of Nationalism" and "The Search for Identity".
If math and science are more your speed, peruse the bibliographies from Mathematics Illuminated and Physics for the 21st Century. For example, in Mathematics Illuminated, "Geometries Beyond Euclid," the bibliography list includes Brian Greene's The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory and Lederman and Hill's Symmetry and the Beautiful Universe. Also, find book suggestions in the "Further Reading" sections of each unit in Physics for the 21st Century.
Read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring and learn about her contributions to the environment on our blog.
What books will you read this summer?
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