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2013 Annual Report
1)semi-occlusive properties, non-adherent and non-linting, from retention of calcium coordinated pectin and lipids on the outer cotton fiber layer,.
2)it promotes blood clotting and low-level hydrogen peroxide production from pectin,.
3)traps proteases by a net negative charge due to pectin and lipids on the outer portion of the cotton fiber, and web-formed micro channels from the hydroentanglement process. This was exhibited by a stakeholder at a national meeting on wound care. 4. Hygienic products. Nonwoven greige cotton was also found to possess properties suitable for use in the absorbent layers of incontinence products. The ability of the nonwoven greige cotton to perform similar to or better than top sheets and acquisition/distribution layers in commercial products was demonstrated using industry approved tests for strikethrough, rewet, and acquisition. The correlation of fabric surface properties of absorbency, swelling, and surface polarity to actual performance has attracted industrial interest toward incorporation into commercial products, and the enhanced use of cotton in nonwoven products. 5. Bio-processing of cotton textiles. A newly discovered polygalacturonase enzyme has bio-scouring enzymatic activity comparable to a commercially available source. Enzymes offer an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional caustic treatments currently used in the industry. Use of enzymes reduce or eliminate caustic waste streams which consume large quantities of water and require neutralization. The enzymatic bio-scouring method is a cost and time saving alternative to the existing method. The combination of ultrasound and enzymes improve cotton wet ability as measured by American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) RA63 Water Resistance, Absorbency, and Wetting Agent Evaluation Test. Ultrasound-enhanced enzymatic bio-processing is effective across a broad range of fabric weights and has an application as an alternative fabric preparation method for the textile dyeing industry.
Review Publications
Condon, B.D., Easson, M.W., Yachmenev, V., Lambert, A.H., Smith, J.N. 2012. Low-level, uniform ultrasound field effects on enzymatic bioprocessing of greige cotton using three fabric weights. American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists Review. 12(6):45-50.
Easson, M.W., Mertens, J.A., Fortier, C.A., Slopek, R.P., Condon, B.D., Boykin, D.L., Tarver, M.R. 2013. The ultrasound-enhanced bioscouring performance of four polygalacturonase enzymes obtained from rhizopus oryzae. American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists Review. 13(2):51-56.
Chang, S., Condon, B.D., Nguyen, T.D., Graves, E.E., Smith, J.N. 2012. Antiflammable properties of capable phosphorus-nitrogen-containing triazine derivatives on cotton. In: Morgan, A.B., Wilkie, C.A., Nelson, G.L., editors. Fire and Polymers VI: New Advances in Flame Retardant Chemistry and Science. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society. p. 123-137.
Nguyen, T.D., Chang, S., Condon, B.D., Slopek, R.P., Graves, E.E., Yoshioka-Tarver, M. 2013. Structural effect of alkyl substituent on oxygen atom for the thermal and flame retardant behaviors of phosphoramidates. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. 52(13):4715-4724.


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Pro-Palestinian groups have made representations to the UK's Advertising Standards Authority over an Israel Government Tourist Office poster on the London Underground promoting holidays to Israel.
The poster, which is part of IGTO's ThinkIsrael.com campaign, shows a map of Israel that includes the Occupied Territories. Above the map is the slogan "Experience Israel " against an image of a diver in the Red Sea. The complaint was lodged with the ASA last Friday by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
In March 2007, a similar complaint was sent to the ASA after an IGTO advertisement in the Radio Times used a map of Israel that showed Qumram as if it was part of Israel. It is located in the West Bank. At the time, the ASA's adjudication included a "concern" that the IGTO failed to respond to the complaint.
In their letter to the ASA, the PSC, says the map is "disturbing" as it "portrays Israel as incorporating the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights".
The PSC letter calls on the ASA to "take action to have the posters removed as soon as possible", and declares: "We are disappointed that ThinkIsrael.com is once again indulging in the insidious propagation of misinformation.
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign finds it astonishing that these posters are being displayed when the ASA has already upheld a previous complaint against ThinkIsrael.com for using a similarly misleading map."
But Pini Shani, deputy director of overseas marketing at Israel's Ministry of Tourism in Jerusalem, believes the issue has been unnecessarily politicised. "We don't see it as a big mistake. We could have made the map two colours, showing Israel and the Occupied Territories in different shades, but this is a poster designed to encourage tourists to visit Israel.
"If they want to visit the West Bank as well, we would be delighted, and we hope the citizens of the West Bank benefit."
Mr Shani promised that this time they would "definitely respond" to the ASA, if a formal complaint is received.
Longwood Holidays is named on the poster as the operator for Israel holidays, but Longwood's Rafi Caplin said the travel firm had nothing to do with the design of the advertisement, nor for funding the campaign. "We saw the ad, and we proof-read it, but only from the point of view of ensuring it didn't say anything that couldn't be offered."
A number of pro-Palestinian blogs are calling for supporters to protest to the ASA about the poster, offering a draft letter which they could send to the advertising watchdog.

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If they were to make a film of TW, who would play you and why?For me I'd choose Christopher Eccleston. Not just because he's northern, but I feel that only an actor of his range and talent could pull off a halfway decent impression of me. Of course whoever did play me would need an iron constitution and the ability to drink vast amounts of beer without throwing up. So failing him Richard E Grant would do, though he's getting on a bit <----------"We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now."
dibs on gary oldman. this needs no proper explanation. i'm a mean motherfucker now but i once was cool
One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest-era Brad Dourif.
Or more likely this guy:"I was borned in england." - b_mardle
Keira Knightly, assuming she can do the accent and doesn't mind going blondie, or down on another lady.Knowing my luck though, they'd prolly cast someone like Paris Hilton or Cameron Diaz.Or they could just get Woody Allen. Seen as the big thing in Hollywood is to hire hot chicks to play ugly chicks, why not have an 80 year old Jew to play me? It could work.He'll have you wrestling midgets in border towns for ten percent of the net.
I've been told I look like this guy:cra ck
Ashley Johnson. You know, the youngest daughter from Growing Pains.Awww, it's a cornucopia of love!
Macaulay Culkin. He's the only actor I can think of who could pull of my affectless, graceful misanthropy. Plus we look a little similar.I must possess all, or I possess nothing.
I've been told I look like a young Sean Penn, so maybe him... failing him, probably the guy that plays Seth Cohen on the OC. I don't know his name. But we share alot of the same goofy characteristics.I think you could be mistaken...
Last week, a friend sent me a picture of River Phoenix & told me I must be Phoenix's clone. I told him he's nuts.Anyway, I'd pick Elijah Wood. If he can play Iggy Pop, he can very well play anyone on the planet."I don't post here, but i like to come sometimes.."~ sweet Bibi


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Gwendolynn (Wendy) Rose is associate professor of bassoon at Western Michigan University where she teaches bassoon, chamber music, and music theory, and is chair of the woodwind area. She has served on the faculty at the Interlochen Arts Camp, the Hot Springs Music Festival, the National Music Camp (Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada), and was invited to teach at the InterHarmony Music Festival in Tuscany, Italy in summer 2013. Rose was recently awarded the WMU College of Fine Arts Dean's Teaching Award, and has mentored many students who have gone on to prestigious graduate programs and positions in schools, colleges and orchestras. Her students have attended summer festivals in the US, Canada, Latin America and Europe, and one of her students recently won first prize in the Young Artist Competition of the International Double Reed Society (IDRS). Previous teaching positions were at the University of Michigan, Wayne State University, and the University of Windsor.
Rose has been widely recognized as an accomplished chamber, solo and orchestral musician. A former member of The National Ballet Orchestra of Canada and principal bassoonist with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra from 1991–2002, she appeared frequently as a soloist with the orchestra and was heard on CBC Radio in national broadcasts, including a recording from the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She has performed at Stratford Summer Music, the Spoleto Festival (Charleston, S.C. and Spoleto, Italy), the Banff Festival of the Arts, and was selected to be a fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center. She has performed as a guest in many orchestras including the Detroit Symphony, Toronto Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Winnipeg Symphony, Utah Chamber Orchestra, and the Grand Rapids Symphony. Rose is a member of RAD (Rose/Austin Duo), with hornist Paul Austin of the Grand Rapids Symphony, and the Western Wind Quintet, and has been heard in recital recently throughout the US, Canada, Belgium, Honduras, and China. Rose is a frequent performer at the Saugatuck Chamber Music Festival and the Fontana Chamber Arts Summer Festival and holds the Principal Bassoon position in the Battle Creek Symphony Orchestra. Rose performs regularly at conferences of the IDRS, including festivals in Banff, Canada, Arizona, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
Rose received degrees in bassoon performance from the University of Toronto and the University of Michigan, where her principal teachers were David Carroll, Hugh Cooper, Christopher Millard, Christopher Weait, and Richard Beene. She also holds a diploma in piano performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Rose plays Heckel bassoon #6773.


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Post subject: Infertility :( and stopping TTC
Probably not the best place for this ,but I can't really see where is ?
and I know some of you Ladies have had various problems and I just wondered how others coped with the bad news ?
I HATE ! the word infertile
it just has such negative connotations for us women I think , well for me personally it makes me feel like less of a woman
I mean I think I could cope with getting older and the menopause and everything coming to an end naturally (I think )
but am finding it sooooo frustrating that I keep being told all my tests were good and everything physically is in perfect working order, that my ovaries look great (the doc was even telling me how you could see where all the follicles were from that cycle and I had loads on both sides when I had my op last month on cd10 ) and my womb looks great and my tube looks great on the outside at least , so the fact that despite me having the test results of a woman 10-15yrs younger than me and my OH having perfectly healthy sperm one tiny little bit of scar tissue in the wrong place is stopping us having a baby ! and even more frustrating is that there's not a damn thing I can do about it
I thought I was handling it until just before AF showed last month when i realised actually I was in denial and this month i'm even finding the run up to ov difficult
I really wish I was totally unaware of my body and had no idea what was going on in there but after TTC for over 2yrs you can't help but notice the signs even when you'd rather ignore them
Probably partly my own fault for getting so carried away before the Op expecting it to work and thinking about how nice it would be being pregnant by Christmas etc. etc.
I can't even get excited about Christmas this year and normally I love it
Plus my OH doesn't even really seem bothered He's all " lets look to the future and thing about the positives ", but i'm struggling seeing them
Sorry for the poor me post Ladies , but I just don't know how to deal with the way I feel ? xx
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Hi Nat!
Sorry to hear you feel down... I think it just needs time. It was a big blow you weren't expecting. And it's quite final.
I'd keep talking about it, so you can give it all a place somewhere and deal with everything. I'm sure everyone on here is ready to let you rant etc.
I can imagine christmas feels a bit off at the moment, but maybe on the other hand it's good its coming. It can be distracting.
Your dh is prob doing his best to stay positive, which is good. Whenever I feel down about the whole thing, I go for a lovely hug. My dh is similar about being positive about things etc. Really annoying sometimes , but also good. As they then make sure you keep going.
Also if the tears come, just let them flow. It relieves soooo much! Even if they keep coming for hours on end, who cares! If it needs to come out, just let it all out.
Hope you feel better soon! Don't push things and make sure you give yourself time!
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Thanks Pen xx
Normally I would find Christmas a good distraction and it makes me feel like a big kid again but this year I have no real interest just going through the motions I suppose ?
OH's can be so annoying sometimes can't they when they're all upbeat
I know he's trying to cheer me up but when you've wanted something for the best part of 10yrs and thought you were in with a shot and then get told nope sorry you were probably wasting your time for the last 2yrs and you'll never get pregnant naturally again then it's going to take a bit more than a few weeks to get over it , but for him it was like as soon as he knew he was fine with it
It was very final in one sense to be told it was scar tissue and it wouldn't get better but not final enough in a weird way though , because I do know that IVF is out there and that is just a plumbing issue if you like I do still wonder if IVF would work, but its just not something my OH wants to do and sometimes I do resent him a bit for that but then I feel bad about resenting him as I understand his reasons for not wanting to do it .
I also know if I really pushed the issue and admitted how upset I am that he would agree to IVF , but not really because its what he wants to do
So I don't feel I can do that because for one there's a good chance it wouldn't work and we'd be no further forward and have wasted even more money for nothing and two if it did work I'd always be wondering if he really wanted the baby as much as me
Don't get me wrong I know he'd love the baby as much as me, but he's perfectly happy as we are now
Stupid hormones don't help either honestly if I could just stop having hormones i would as I can be fine some days and not think about it then the next something happens like AF signs or ov signs and it just reminds me all over again ,and the fact that i'm a control freak and i have no controlo over any of this at all doesn't help either Wow that was a whinge sorry about that xx
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Its so frustrating and heart breaking isnt it Nat, Im not quite in the same boot but with each failure we have it makes us all to aware that it might just never happen. Once the frozens run out thats it for us, all we have is hope that my tube is still open and that we dont have another ectopic. Its all becoming much more real that we may never leave our flat (no baby = no house as we rely on council, cant afford private rent or morgage) and theres so many little dreams we had around getting a house. Things like family bbqs , more pets etc.. Its a lot to coe to terms with. x
Ttc since December 2007!
Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2012 5:22 pm
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Aww Nutty it must be so hard for you today have they come up with any suggestions yet about things they can do next time ? Or will you not see them until you're ready to go again ?
It is hard isn't it, and I sometimes think the fact that after each set back you find yourself feeling hopeful again is one of the cruelest things sometimes its just like that hope sets you up for a fall , it must be so much worse for you though after your losses and with the IVF and the whole PUPO side of things , knowing there were embryo's it must be so hard
In a way i almost feel lucky compared to some of the reversal Ladies who've had ectopics ,as much as I've cursed my body at least the temporary blockage saved me from an ectopic while the tube was scarring over
Would you have more tests done before going back to trying naturally ?
Tubal issues are such a [*CENSORED*] though aren't they because all the current tests including the one I had can't tell you for certain whats happening in there
Even after me seeing an obvious blockage on the pics of my tube they could still only say its "almost certainly scar tissue" just because of where it is but can't say it definately is because the camera won't go in that far and I was told 3 times i had a proximal blockage and then last month that had gone completely so with the best will in the world they can only go off what they see on the day which can change so you never really know where you are .
Do you not think that maybe in the future you could try IVF again if these embryo's don't work ? You still have time biologically don't you even if it meant saving for a few years
Times one of the issues for us now, if i won the lottery tonight we'd go for it , but we don't want to put other things off anymore to fund IVF and I don't have enough time left to be able to say well we'll see how we feel in a year or two
The statistics are with you though for success next time around aren't they , is the average number of tries to get that BFP not about 3 , so the chances are good that you will get that BFP , have you thought about a totally natural cycle ?
It might be worth looking into as you have been pregnant naturally before , I know from stalking the various IVF forums that some women seem to do better on totally natural FET cycles than on medicated cycles , in some ways it makes sense that your body is the best judge of exactly what hormones you need and at what levels But I also know that most of the docs seemed to lean towards medicated as it makes it easier for them with the timing of things xx
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Nat, I'm so sorry you're feeling down. I can't say I'm surprised.
I think maybe given you know your OH would love a baby just as much as you you should tell him how you feel. It's important to be honest with eachother.
Men are better at hiding there feelings which can be extremely frustrating.
Big hugs. xx
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Oh nat am so sorry!! I haven't been on much and have only just read this can't believe this after all you've been through! sorry its so painful nat is the no other way? is the scar tissue one tube or both am so sorry again i wish the was something i could say to make you feel better just hope and pray the its not the end of the line lots of love Jo xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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You are bound to be feeling so down as a door has been closed when you still want it to be open. I can relate to what you are saying about not feeling like a 'woman' as I feel like that with the lack of periods and the time it took to conceive our son.
Fertility and pregnancy is one if those things we just have no control over isn't it?
Please try your best to enjoy Christmas and life. Men are a different breed and deal with things so differently. I reckon he really does care and feels a bit down too.
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sorry ur feelin so down hun and totally understand able, so agree with benoffee its the one thing we never have control over and it is by far the hardest thing ever isnt it...... think u should defo talk to ur oh and tell him how ur feelin it will make u fee better.....
we have onlly got another 6cycles ttc and hubby wil be going to doctors about the the snip so for me the thought of me never having another baby is horrid but the pressure and stress of ttc with the problems with have is just to much for us and wen said we woud only ttc for a yr and then get on with out lifes and the beautiful kids we have..... as the time is coming closer im hating the thougt of everything bein so final
really hope u have a great xmas hun
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Aww Minine that must be so hard , I can't imagine being under that pressure , the vasectomy is so final though , I'd love to see the NHS stop doing them and Sterilisations as they can cause so much heartache further down the line and there are some good alternatives these days for long term contraception
Especially if one party really isn't happy about it ,as you can change your mind and these ops aren't really meant to be reversible , as I've found out
I really hope you get your BFP before then xxx
Jo hun I only have one tube only one could be saved during my reversal , I should have known then it was a bad sign but had everyone telling me how its possible to get pregnant with one, well it is but only if that one is working properly
Which mine isn't ,I've read differing things about scar tissue some that say its permanent and irreversible and others that say it can get better with time But I don't want to get my hopes up that it will or I'll just keep symptom spotting etc. every month xx
It's horrible isn't it Banoffee xx
I'm certain my OH is fine though, when i had the reversal he was excited about the idea of TTC for about the first 6-9 months but then he seemed to go a bit cold on the idea and last november he said he wanted to stop he did later change his mind but I think even then it was more for me than him , so I really do think he's ok with it being over , I know he'd do the IVF if he knew how much I'd like to try because he really would do anything to make me happy , but he feels like our time has passed and we should concentrate on the future , I can see his point but just have a little niggle that says you might regret not trying
Maybe though I just want it so bad because I know its not going to happen ? I wondered that after the sterilisation , if maybe I hadn't ever had it would I have even wanted another baby I think its just not having the option thats hardest to deal with perhaps
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To be honest Nat Im not sure I would want to go through another full round of Ivf, physically I found it pretty hard going towards the end and it really started to get me down. Yes we could potentially save for it again but our financial situation has changed quite dramatically now and being completely realistic we would only be able to save around £1000 a year which means around 6 yrs of saving and me being 38 nearly 39 by then and thats not me exagerating. Of course we are desperate to have a baby but I think there does come a point when you have been trying so many years where you have to say yourself where do we draw the line. We are going to be heading into our 6th yr trying soon and its consumed so much of our lives for so long not to mention by the time we complete our next fet we'll have spent £9000. We have decided that once our frozens have all gone (should we not have success) then that is it for us.
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Yeah i can see why you'd feel that way Clare , the cost is ridiculous even abroad the cheapest I could find was £3,000 not including scans ,flights and hotels etc.
I suppose if you know its guaranteed to work thats one thing but its a lot to go through with no guarantees
Thats my OH's reasoning for not trying it that and the fact that he thinks i couldn't accept it if we did it and it didn't work and I'd want to try again and again trouble is I know he's right
You do get to a point where you have to stop though because otherwise you're constantly putting other things on hold for what ifs , it's not so easy to do though , I really hope you don't get to that point and you get that BFP next time
Is there not the possibility that your pct could start funding again at some point for people in your situation ? I suppose once they've stopped they'd be reluctant to start again , its so unfair though ,especially when in some areas people in your shoes would get 3 shots and you get none , same with the reversal though ,in Scotland and Wales they do them on the NHS in most regions and in England you've got no chance
FX for you though that it has a good outcome next time , can you switch clinics and take your embryo's if you're not happy with their treatments ? xx
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I suppose we could move them if we wanted but to be honest its not even something we have considered. We are both happy with the clinic and feel they are doing everything they can for us, and theyre success rates were really good too. I cant see the nhs reinstating funding any time soon seems so unfair on the partner that is childless.
Ttc since December 2007!
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Oh before I forget again Nutty, I keep meaning to tell you about something I discovered by accident really (I was looking up stuff for clearing blocked ateries after being diagnosed with FH ) it's called serrapeptase and its an enzyme that can supposedly break down the fibrin in scar tissue and get rid of other dead tissues , without affecting normal skin/muscle tissue ,it's based on something produced by silkworms for breaking out of their cocoons , its been clinically trialled with heart patients for clearing blockages like plaque in ateries with some success and i've read of it being used for tubal blockages and some women have had clear HSG's after taking it and even some BFP's after being told IVF was the only option, it does take quite a while to work though 6-12 months depending on the severity and it won't clear all blockages but its totally harmless to take, not expensive to buy and might be worth a shot
I was taking it for a couple of months before my recent op and the proximal blockage had gone , whether that was the decidual cast or the serrapeptase or neither I don't know i'm going to take the rest of the bottle though, when i remember as it has to be taken on an empty stomach at least an hour before food or two hours after to make sure it gets to your intestines and not just absorbed by your stomach so its a bit fiddly to take but i read some good reviews
Might be worth a look as its something you could start now as a just in case measure xx


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Arcade players: abuse sprinting, minimun passes, rush rush rush, etc. Will attempt a 5-0 win with any team vs any team.
Gamers: people that are good at/enjoy games in general. They pick PES, for example, and try to master the game's way to win. By "games's way" I mean how the game works as a program, knowing exactly what they have to do in response to what the game is doing.
Football brains: these are the most rare players. They find joy in recreating real life plays. Mainly, they will decide every single action according to complex and dynamical scenarios: the player they are in control of, team they are playing with, team they are playing agaist, who are the nearby opponents, match time, etc. That is the kind of things that are extremely hard to show through a tutorial. You can share videos of specific and highly contextual plays, like Jimmy does. You could capture an entire game and describe your actions and your thinking, but that's about it.
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Hawke is essentially the in house production side of Speakeasy Comics, managing the creator owned projects like "Beowulf" as well as licensed offerings like Yoshitaka Amano's "Hero." Adam Fortier spoke to CBR News about Hawke Studios, giving some incite as to what the company does.
"Hawke Studios is a company where I am able to work on projects that interest me, independent of Speakeasy Comics," Fortier told CBR News. "When I started Speakeasy, it was important that I be able to keep my publishing company and my comic book company separate."
Hawke Studios is headed by Fortier who's joined by Chris Stone, their artistic director. That takes care of the business side and Fortier laid out the creative side.
"For creative, we've set up a partnership with Grafiksismik, an art studio based in Quebec City. I'd been talking with them for a number of years and was always incredibly impressed with their work ethic and artistic quality (it's often difficult to find both in the same people). We're not a CrossGen looking to have people move to Toronto, Canada so we can keep an eye on them. We're more than happy to work with artists that aren't local provided they keep the quality up and produce timely work."
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"Hawke Studios actually came before Speakeasy. It was my consulting company, and since Dreamwave I had had the idea of making my own books. The time was never right, so I just bided my time until the Speakeasy opportunity came along. At that point in time, it just made sense to create comic books to publish through my publishing company."
Hawke Studios is producing three creator-owned books for Speakeasy -- "Beowulf," "Spell Game" and "The Grimoire." What hasn't been mentioned really is that each of these three books are, in fact, connected in one manner or another. Fortier explained. "They take place in the same world, but aren't dependant upon each other. I always loved the early Marvel comic books where characters appeared in each other's books, but had no lasting effect. When Thor showed up it wasn't to promote a long standing crossover where you had to buy twelve different titles in order to get the story, it was just to enhance the story in the Hulk (or whatever). What I want out of each of these comics are good, simple stories that can appeal to a wide audience. I also want to make sure that these characters don't get overexposed, overused, etc.
"Instead of dictating specific projects to my writers and artists, I gave them a framework to work in, and then worked with them to realize projects that they would be excited by. Whether it be Sebastien Caisse's "The Grimoire," Brian Augustyn's "Beowulf" or Dan Mishkin's "Spellgame," each of these projects came from a passion that we all shared to tell truly different stories. There are even more projects coming down the pipeline, so keep your eyes out. We're working with an eclectic bunch of people, some old time writers, some up and comers, and even some bloggers."
This isn't Fortier's first time working in a studio environment, having previously worked with Dreamwave and Devil's Due. He's learned a lot from those previous experiences and applying those lessons to how he runs Hawke Studios, notably to keep the business and artistic groups separate.
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"The other thing was to pick very carefully the people that you work with. It's nearly impossible to succeed on your own (maybe for a bit, but you're always going to get caught in the end), so if you work with people that you can trust and that can support you, you're golden!"
You might wonder why Speakeasy and Hawke are separate entities, but Fortier says that's been done on purpose for very specific reasons.
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Charles Cheney Hathaway was born Aug. 13, 1924, to Russell and Caroline (Cheney) Hathaway. He was raised in Manchester, Conn., and finished high school at Bordentown Military Academy in New Jersey.
Charlie followed in his father's footsteps, enlisting in the Army during WWII and serving in the European Theatre. He served in Co. B, 254th Infantry Regiment, 63rd Division of the 7th Army between 1943 and 1946. Charlie ended active duty as a 1st Lieutenant with a battlefield commission, earning many medals, including the Bronze Star, Combat Infantry Badge and other special commendations.
In 1946, Charlie married his high school sweetheart, Joan Carol Todd, also of Manchester. Upon his graduation from the University of Connecticut Forestry Division in 1951, they headed west to Wyoming for Charlie to work with the U.S. Forest Service. They spent their forestry career in various places in Wyoming, Colorado and South Dakota on such locations as the Medicine Bow, the San Isabel and the Black Hills national forests. He retired in 1980 with over 33 years of service to his country.
After retirement from civil service, Charlie became a realtor in Custer, S.D., and a consultant on land management. He loved what he did and was respected for his honest integrity and unbiased opinion.
Charlie and Joan's last few years were spent at Somerset Court in Rapid City, S.D. Charlie loved narrating tours of the Black Hills, excursions to various venues, ice cream days and helping maintaining his plants and the gardens.
Charlie always livened the room with his personality. He was always the jokester and was a very loving, devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather.
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Charlie died Nov. 11, 2013, at Rapid City Regional Hospital with his family at his side. He was 89.
He is survived by his four children, Sue (Mike) Schmidt of Andover, Conn., Todd (Julie) Hathaway of Commerce City, Colo., Megan (Dale) Williamson of Chadron, Neb., Robert "Chip" (Kristina) Hathaway of Sheridan, Wyo.; grandchildren, Christopher and Jen, Katy and Dan, Sarah and Derrick, Jacob and Brooke, Gillian, Gabriel, Shelby, Nick and Nichole; and great-grandchildren, Briar, Asher, Charlie, Walter, Grant and Hunter.
In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to Custer Community Church, UCC, 547 Harney Street, Custer, SD, 57730 and/or the Custer County Courthouse Museum, 411 Mt. Rushmore Road, Custer, SD, 57730.
Memorial services were Nov. 15 Custer Community Church, UCC with Pastor Bill Comfort officiating. Inurnment followed at Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis, S.D., with full military honors by VFW Post 1273 of Rapid City and the South Dakota Army National Guard.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y. — Hurricane Irene is approaching this quiet, agricultural and vacation-home community in eastern Long Island, at a difficult time for the country: in the midst of a long economic downturn.
Richard G. Hendrickson, a local chicken farmer who operates the town's official weather station and who knows from hurricanes, can remember the last time a big storm hit the area during a financial crists. He was 26 years old. And the year was 1938.
Mr. Hendrickson, who next week turns 99 yearls old, was examining the poultry stock on his farm with several scientists from his alma mater, Cornell University, when the storm hit. The foundations of his chicken coop began to shake.
"In 1938 everyone thought it was going to be a storm … The idea of a severe hurricane, because we hadn't had one in such a long time, many people couldn't believe it," Mr. Hendrickson recalls.
But the 1938 storm, nicknamed the Yankee Clipper or the Long Island Express (the practice of giving hurricanes human names dates back to 1941, according to the National Weather Service) turned out to be the most damaging storm New England has ever seen. It made landfall September 21st on Long Island at Category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, then moved inland through New England, killling more than 600 people and causing the equivalent of more than $40 billion of damage in today's dollars. Irene is currently approaching Long Island at a Category 1 level.
"I dont think it's as severe as we've been led to believe it will be," Mr. Hendrickson said of Irene. "I don't think it has the velocity." He guesses it will only carry 3/4 of the force — or less — of the 1938 storm.
How does he know? Partly by watching news reports on television. But also, because Mr.Hendrickson has been keenly aware of weather conditions on the island for more than three quarters of a century.
Twice a day, every day of the week since 1935 — or so he claims — Mr. Hendrickson has checked weather conditions including temperature, wind speed, wind direction and barometric pressure of Bridgehampton's air, at a makeshift weather station at his farm that is operated in conjunction with the National Weather Surface. On the desk in his study, which is packed with historic photos,antique pistols and muskets, framed award certificates that Mr. Hendrickson has received from the Commerce Department for his sky-watching efforts and back issues of niche hobbyist and collector magazines, sits a neat stack of daily weather log-books, dating back to the very bedinning.
"I haven't missed a day since 1935," he says.
In 1996 he published "Winds of the Fishes Tails," a history of weather patterns in Eastern Long Island and of the 1938 hurricane.
So what does a man who knows more about the weather in his hometown than anyone in history do to prepare himself for an oncoming hurricane? He cuts back some tree branches from the sides of his house, makes sure his newly-installed tiled roof is in order, and makes a realistic game plan for outlasting the rain and wind: "I'm going to sit inside and behave myself."


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My wife and I talk about sex a fair bit. Why? Well, probably a few reasons:
- I have a fascination with sexuality, particularly in marriage. The hormones and neuro-chemicals involved, physiological and psychological responses, how it impacts marriage and the rest of life. Why we do the things we do, why we don't do the things we don't. Why are there stigmas about certain activities, why aren't there about others? So many questions, and only a few places that are open to discussing them.
- Sometimes I'm processing something I want to write here, but I need some more thought to flesh it out. My wife offers many perspectives I cannot: a wife's perspective, a woman's perspective, a low-drive perspective, a wise perspective, and so on.
- Sex has been an issue in our marriage, and we're still working on it. While it's not perfect, it is pretty good, and we've come a long way, but there's always more improvement to be had.
The other night, we were talking, and this question came up: Where is the line between being submissive and being a doormat? If the high-drive spouse desires sex, and the low-drive doesn't, should there be sex? I've answered this question before, indirectly, but I think it needs to be framed a bit. What about the next night? And the next? And the next? How many days in a row constitutes submission/self-less love, and where is point where it becomes being a sex-slave, a doormat, just an object to have sex with?
This topic is a bit on the fringes of sex within marriage, but it's one that gets brought up a lot, particularly in the discussions about spouses that refuse to have sex, or has had an affair, or is addicted to porn. Is there a point where you can say "This marriage isn't performing the way it should, it's time to end it?" Continue reading
Alright, my last post (My Wife Wants Me To Tie Her Up?!) raised a lot of questions, so I'm going to address them in this post. This is going to be much more of an FAQ/How-To whereas Part 1 was more of a theological/philosophical discussion. If you haven't read it yet, I suggest finishing it first to frame this post correctly. Go on, I'll wait.
Alright, now I'm going to assume you've read it, so, let's move on.
Warning: I'm going to link to amazon products, but they aren't careful about models. The products I'll link to won't have models, but I can't guarantee there won't be any on the page in related products, so, you'll have to police yourself in that regard. It may not be suitable for work.
I'm going to be writing this from the perspective of the husband as the dominant (giving) and the wife as the submissive (receiving). So, without further ado, on to the questions. Continue reading
I've seen this question in a few places where all of a sudden a wife lets out that she wants her husband to tie her up. Note: I've been seeing these WAY before 50 Shades of Grey was even a concept. I am not writing about that book! There are a billion reasons why you shouldn't read it, go read Pulling Back The Shades if you want more info. But what about these genuine wives who have a real desire, not brought about by some piece of fiction, to try this? I've been that husband who sat there and thought, "Is this OK", "What do I do?", "How do I start?"
I like to pull Bible passages when I can, but the Bible is pretty silent on most sexual practices. There are prohibitions against things like bestiality and incest, against adultery, impure thoughts and practices, but what about what happens in a marriage bed between mutually consenting adults? Continue reading
The Christian marriage blog-o-sphere is buzzing the last few months about submission, household leadership and respect within the family, and it generally revolves around these verses:
Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior. Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything.
Ephesians 5:22-24
Particularly, what are the roles of husbands and wives. Not so much who-does-the-dishes, but more who is in charge, who is helping, who is following and who is leading. Most of the bloggers on the side of husbands lead and wives submit and before anyone gets upset, the bulk of these bloggers are women, and their biggest concern is that the men are not willing to fill the role of leader.
Now, why would they not want to step up to be a leader with a submissive wife? I mean, you can get everything you want right? Continue reading
This is the thirteenth and final post in the 1/2 Marathon being orchestrated by the Christian Marriage Bloggers Association. I had a bunch of questions left from the A Males Perspective teleconference I spoke at last week. As such, I used this marathon to answer some of the questions I received and this is the last one. Please note, these answers are my perspective. I cannot vouch for all males and when I'm giving my perspective on women, I certainly cannot vouch for all women. Also, all references to gender traits are based on the average population, there are exceptions of course. Please do not be offended by these if you are not "neuro-typical" for your gender. So, on to the question:
What is the #1 thing that turn husbands off?
I think the answer to this is predicted in Genesis 3:16: Continue reading


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In many ways, 2012 was a status quo year on the small screen. CBS ruled overall. FOX ruled in the always-crucial 18-49 demographic. "Modern Family" swept any available award for outstanding comedy series. And lots and lots of people watched a cable show about zombies.
But it was also a year of upheaval. Revered showrunners were sent packing. A disgraced network chief landed a high profile new job as his former network finally showed signs of recovery. "Mad Men" finally lost at the Emmys and a scandal overtook TV's most wholesome show.
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I took a mate with me to the match, the first words said when the team came out to warm up were "who are these children? youv'e brought".
well it did not take long to find out.
sadly with only 15 minites gone Adebayor had to go off injured he was replaced by armand traore
this was good as young connolly was having a few problems as the tow quickest of the west brom team were on his side of the pitch even young walcott was switched to get away from them.
I was disapointed with the ref every time enilson ( who is quite slightly built) got the ball three beefy baggies got around him and upended him.
he is deffinatly one for the future i feel he needs to gain physical strenth but skill wise he is right up there now ( he had to be replaced after yet another pull down from behind at around 70 mins)
All in all we were quicker to the ball and played quite well, but i feel some of the more experinced players will need to be used if we were to come up against another prem club
Aliadiere has filled out and did score both goals
one a pen when he was upended in the box and the other from a free kick when they upended walcott near the corner flag.
In general it was a very young team they played very well.
senderos had hartson in his pocket all match hartson never got a kick
they brought on diomansy kamara and although very quick Djourou had not one problem with him.
It was noticable that the home fans started to leave with more than 20 mins to go , so much in control were the young lads
The future looks bright the future is ARSENALSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Oct 26, 2006 06:06 Flag
Yep, we need trophies. I laughed at a post this morning that said this team will end up being better than Ajax of the seventies!!!! Slow down. I do think that the style is embedded now in the entire club. Wengers style. All the kids play the same way. Whether or not that means they'll win the league I have no idea, but they will certainly entertain.
A Yahoo! User Oct 26, 2006 05:25 Flag
i agree after a slow start arsenal look good.of course city beat you but hey don't worry i'd love to say we beat the champions
How was Song? Did he look promising for the future? AW singled out him and Denilson for special praise. I thought Fran was likely to feature
Wenger: "I've got plenty of boys who have a lot of spirit and they showed that tonight. I thought Denilson and Alexandre Song, in particular, were excellent. I have always wanted to use this competition to give my young players experience. We were playing a good side and it could have affected their confidence to go out at such an early round but they came through very well."
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Song played well a couple of wayward passes in the first 15-20 mins but they all looked a little tentative at first.
But once they warmed up they were the only team that looked likly to win.
It was unfortunate that adebayor got the injury, but we brought on armand traore and he seemed to give young connolly more help, which he did need as the 2 quickest in the west brom team were on his side of the pitch.
It was a very eye catching and from our point of veiw a good work out for the younger lads.
Today i have spoken to west brom mates who were at the match and they are feeling quite downcast, as they feel the gulf in class was enormous, mostly when you consider that they only had made 4 changes to the team that stuffed the wolves.
And that was an arsenal team of real youth the majority being 19yrs or under, and there team had mostly played in the prem but were second to most balls and run ragged all night chasing shadows.
they reckon that they will win promotion to the prem but unless there board spend loads and buy a new 11 they might win 4/5 games at most
Dear Alex,
You are 100% right.The future is ARSENAL.Quite frankly we are the hottest team now in EUROPE and unlike other teams we are playing the most beautiful football I have ever seen on this planet,not only scoring wonderful goals but showing a nice display of collective togetherness as a team and individual talents as well.I am from Rwanda and a true gunners fan and I will die ARSENAL forever.
May the Almighty God bless you and all the Arsenal fans.
Remember:We are the champs now and forever.
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A Yahoo! User Oct 25, 2006 15:40 Flag
seems like a bit of butch in there
Cheers, nice post.


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Few agencies were spared last week when House Republicans sought to slash $61 billion from the federal budget. Everything from education to Homeland Security took a hit.
But nestled amid the hundreds of cuts was the addition of $13 million for the office that oversees the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the $700 billion bank bailout Congress approved in the fall of 2008 as the financial markets were in freefall.
Republicans didn't like the program at the time, even though their president and Treasury secretary proposed it. They dislike it even more now.
As a result, they've provided the additional money to make sure the next special insepctor general for TARP – the current officeholder is leaving at the end of March — keeps a close eye on all those hundreds of billions long after Treasury lent it to banks and other financial-services companies, like AIG.
Republicans provided the additional funds while cutting more than $80 million for two agencies tasked with policing the financial markets – the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The government-funding bill House Republicans approved over the weekend includes $36.3 million for the so-called SIGTARP – $13 million more than its current operating budget and $13.3 million less than President Barack Obama had requested. The bill cut money from hundreds of programs. Only a handful saw their budgets increased.
They include $15 million for additional security at the federal courts, $6 million for the National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center and an additional $300,000 for the office that makes sure Congress complies with rules for the workplace.
The extra $13 million is necessary because most of the $50 million Congress earmarked for the inspector general when the bill passed has been spent in the two-plus years since, according to a congressional aide.
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Treasury stopped spending TARP funds last October and has recouped all but about $160 billion of the more than $700 billion Congress allocated for the program, according to congressional aides.
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Talking with Kimbal Musk of The Kitchen/VIDEO
I had the opportunity to spend a few minutes with Kimbal Musk on Saturday at The Kitchen, and I came away impressed, with a better understanding of his vision for Memphis. (1)
Checking out The Kitchen, a beautiful addition to Shelby Farms
The big food news is the opening of The Kitchen Bistro at Shelby Farms, which has been hosting "soft" dinners for several nights and opens to the public for dinner at 5 p.m. Wednesday. By mid-September, after a couple of more weeks of experience for the staff, it will also open for lunch and weekend brunch. (1)
This Week: Young Dolph, '31,' #901Day, etc.
Happy Monday! Welcome to another work week, and what one might call the unofficial last week of summer. To get you through until your (hopefully) long Labor Day weekend, here are the latest entertainment recommendations courtesy of our GoMemphis writers and editors.
Hosta enthusiasts offer tips for newbies
With 6,000 named varieties, the world of hostas can be daunting for novice gardeners. That's why Judith Hammond, president of the Mid-South Hosta Society, distributed a list of the 10 best and easiest-to-grow hostas for our area during her recent lecture at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens.
The Kitchen in Shelby Farms, the soft opening
This place is gorgeous, a stunning 10: Big windows, lots of wood, beautiful lighting throughout, and a lake view from every seat. (11)
This Weekend: Eric Gales, 'Master Metalsmith: Hoss Haley,' etc.
Fall is coming fast. We'll have a pretty dizzing few weeks of activity in September, so enjoy the relatively laid-back pace of this last week in August. Here are the latest entertainment recommendations courtesy of our GoMemphis writers and editors.
Boxers duke it out at Phoenix Club Fight Night
The Phoenix Club's Fight Night put the punch in charitable fundraisers. Instead of the conventional silent auction and band, eight boxers duked it out in a professional ring on the tennis court at the University Club of Memphis.
Casual Pint seeks permit for Highland Row
An "upscale yet casual'' craft beer bar called The Casual Pint has applied for a construction permit for space inside the mixed-use Highland Row Development.
Orpheum adds "The Little Mermaid" for July 25-30, 2017, run
The Orpheum has added a one-week run of "The Little Mermaid" to its 2016-17 Broadway season. The Disney musical will play July 25-30, 2017.
Black Oak Arkansas tribute, Johnny Frierson compilation
Southern rockers Black Oak Arkansas might seem like an unlikely band to be given the tribute album treatment. After all, the bulk of the group's appeal rests less on their songs than on the charmingly unhinged persona of frontman Jim "Dandy" Mangrum and the guitar heroics of the group's revolving roster of six-stringers. (1)
Victorian Village offers tours on Saturday
Home tour organized to show off lifestyle in the Victorian Village and Medical District areas of Memphis.
Elwood's Shells location revealed
Owner Tim Bednarski (who spent years in the corporate seafood restaurant world when he was with Landry's) has wanted a seafood place for years, and said he realized that the best way to have one and keep the Shack running smoothly was to put them together. (6)
'Southside' debuts along with abundance of specials
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Rib tips a tender, meaty barbecue delicacy
The best food tip I've gotten recently was a rib tip. Literally. Carole Hanna ticked off the names of her favorite places to get this delicacy at a recent gathering of the CA Friday Lunch, a group of newspaper readers and staff members who meet every two weeks at different restaurants. (2)
Kurt Russell's 'Elvis' TV movie gets Blu-ray reissue
In the 1963 film "It Happened at the World's Fair," 11-year-old Kurt Russell, in his unbilled film debut, plays a brat who kicks Elvis Presley in the shins.
'Million Dollar Quartet' sets debut
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It's not a bad press conference when you're greeted with a glass of wine and passed hors d'oeuvres, like these basil and potato-wrapped shrimp shown above. That's what awaited us Tuesday night when the organizers of the Memphis Food & Wine Festival coming Oct. 15 called together local food writers and bloggers for a quick presentation.
Best Memphis Burger Festival marking 5th anniversary
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Even after injuring his left shoulder in Game 2, Miami Heat guard Mario Chalmers was able to log 28 effective minutes during Game 3 Sunday night. However, his shoulder is still causing him problems, according to Shandel Richardson of The South Florida Sun Sentinel, who adds that Chalmers is expected to receive daily treatment for at least the remainder of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Mario Chalmers' left shoulder was bandaged last night. Said it is still causing problems. Daily treatment expected remainder of the series.
— Shandel Richardson(@ShandelRich) May 27, 2013
Chalmers suffered his injury in Game 2 while taking a screen from Indiana Pacers forward David West. He was able to play through the injury, but it appeared to impact his performance. He finished with only six points on 2-for-6 shooting – including 0-for-2 from three-point range – with five assists and two turnovers.
Despite the injury, Chalmers was able to suit up for Game 3, and he turned in a superior performance during the contest. The guard went 4-for-6 from the field, making six of the seven free throws he attempted. In total, Chalmers finished the game with 14 points, four assists, one steal and no turnovers.
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I'm instantly 200 percent into this. I feel like Bey's intensity would give the song a crazy, dramatic amp-up—think Adele's Skyfall theme.
That got me thinking. I'm not knocking "Bow Down" (how could I when I'm still on the floor, waiting for Queen Bey's signal that we can get up?), but I would definitely love to see Bey cover more classics. Beyond our national anthem, I mean. Songs such as:
"I Have Nothing," Whitney Houston__
Beyonce did a gorgeous cover of "I Will Always Love You" in tribute to the late legend on her tour last year. But it's this song that I need to hear come out of her mouth.
"A Change Is Gonna Come," Sam Cooke
To the most powerful pipes go the most powerful tune. If this was my phone alarm sound, I'd be exponentially more productive. And wise. I'm not sure why the "wise" part, but I feel it in my bones.
"Let It Be," The Beatles
One for the straightforward, in-control, goose-bumps-good pile.
Just the whole Joni Mitchell album Blue, if that could be arranged.
But ab-so-LUTE-ly "A Case of You," with just a teeny bit of a beat? Am I crazy to think that would be cool?
"'03 Bonnie 'n' Clyde" ---> '13 Bonnie 'n' Clyde
OK, so I'm still obsessed with this Jay/Bey take on the Tupac track, but guess what: It's been 10 years (somehow), and so much has changed since. I'd love another round, thanks—new verses could work in Blue Ivy and work out Carrie Bradshaw ("only time we don't speak is during Sex and the City").
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The Man Without Fear confesses his sins in the first teaser trailer for Marvel's upcoming Netflix series.
April's "Daredevil" #15.1 will include stories written by both "Arrow" co-showrunner Marc Guggenheim and series artist Chris Samnee.
Concept artist Warren Manser has posted designs for Bullseye, Elektra and Daredevil created for 2003âs "Daredevil."
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The Beatles' first concert at the Odeon Cinema in Lewisham, London, was part of their tour with Chris Montez and Tommy Roe.
The group's setlist for this tour contained six songs: Love Me Do, Misery, A Taste Of Honey, Do You Want To Know A Secret, Please Please Me and I Saw Her Standing There.
The Beatles returned to the venue on one other occasion, on 8 December 1963.
The building opened as the Gaumont Palace in 1932. It closed as a cinema in 1981 and was converted at various times to a bingo hall, nightclub and pool club. It was demolished in 1991 as part of a road widening scheme.