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5 Stocks Pushing The Services Sector Lower
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our modelAll three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 0 points (0.0%) at 12,985 as of Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, 11:50 AM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,816 issues advancing vs. 1,058 declining with 142 unchanged.The Services sector currently sits up 0.7% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.0%. On the negative front, top decliners within the sector include Liquidity Service (LQDT), down 17.8%, Kohl's (KSS), down 8.1%, Tiffany (TIF), down 6.8%, Advance Auto Parts (AAP), down 6.1% and Pier 1 Imports (PIR), down 4.3%. Top gainers within the sector include New Oriental Education & Technology Group I (EDU), up 4.7%, Delhaize Group (DEG), up 4.1%, IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI), up 3.9%, Marriott International (MAR), up 2.8% and Charter Communications (CHTR), up 2.1%.TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 5 stocks pushing the sector lower today:5. Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) is one of the companies pushing the Services sector lower today. As of noon trading, Bed Bath & Beyond is down $0.81 (-1.4%) to $58.91 on light volume Thus far, 835,327 shares of Bed Bath & Beyond exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 3.0 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $58.86-$59.58 after having opened the day at $59.52 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $59.72. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates a chain of retail stores. Bed Bath & Beyond has a market cap of $13.5 billion and is part of the retail industry. The company has a P/E ratio of 13.8, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 3.0% year to date as of the close of trading on Wednesday. Currently there are 14 analysts that rate Bed Bath & Beyond a buy, 1 analyst rates it a sell, and 5 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Bed Bath & Beyond as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its growth in earnings per share, revenue growth, notable return on equity, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures and expanding profit margins. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Get the full Bed Bath & Beyond Ratings Report now.Holiday Special: Subscribe to Action Alerts PLUS to see how Jim Cramer trades his $2.5 Million+ portfolio for 51% off the list price. Your first 14-days are FREE: Sign up today to get e-mail alerts before every trade
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Have you been wondering what to do with all the trinkets and odds and ends you have laying around in your craft drawers and bins? Here's the perfect project from designer Pattie Wilkinson to put them to good use. This pretty and chic DIY wall art is so easy to make and can be accomplished in an afternoon.
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What a great experience we had! Food was fantastic, service was perfect, and the view is amazing!!! This was our second time dining at Skates and it was every bit as good as we had remembered.
I really enjoyed my dinner at Skates on the Bay. We were originally seated away from the window, but when we requested to be reseated the host happily moved us to a nice window table. The restaurant was very busy and quite loud, but we were able to have a nice conversation. I had an excellent martini, and we had clam chowder and cioppino. The food was good and fresh, but the flavors were solid and standard, not noteworthy. The service was good, the view romantic, and the overall experience was also very good. I would absolutely recommend the restaurant to friends looking for a special dining experience.
My flight was late and the restaurant was very accommodating with our delay. We were having a family get together and Jason our waiter was fantastic. The food and view were outstanding. Can't wait to go back.
Everyone was so friendly especially the host and waiter!
Skates remains decent for a sit-down meal as always, but the quality of the meat, specifically the prime rib appears to be inconsistent during the lunch hour. Meat arrived overcooked and tough, and was significantly less flavorful than at this reviewer's previous sitting. It would be awhile before I return for the meat.
Everything is good but they forgot to give me the steak knife I was just using the butter Knife and I don't want to wait for it to come.
I made a reservation with a request for a window table with a bay view. When we arrived, the table was waiting for us which I was happily surprised. My wife and I brought along my son and his wife who were visiting us for a few days. They also loved the restaurant and the great view of the bay. We all ordered different items from the menu and everyone thought the food was delicious. My son's wife wants to bring her family the Skates when they come to the bay area next year. She knows her father is going to love the restaurant as much as she has. The only dish I wasn't crazy about was the House chop chop salad. It was okay but nothing special, otherwise no complaints and we will make it a point to reutrn in the future
We were there sunset and it was really beautiful. We only had dessert but it was delicious.
This place is great. Good food and fantastic scenery. Request a window seat and if you reserve an early time you'll probably get it. Service is great. We were late for our reservation, but I called and it was not a problem.
I took my girlfriend out for our anniversary here. And it was nothing short if special. I had a really amazing time especially with our waiter Jason. Thanks you!
I love the crab & artichoke dip with bread! The Italian sausage fettucine with cream sauce is amazing as well. Great scenery, customer service and food! It's a little pricy but there's happy hour too!
This is a delightful place to go for a long leisurely lunch -- great view, excellent food and superb service. The whole world looks better on a sunshiny day here.
We had a great time at brunch!! We were celebrating a birthday, but wanted to keep a surpise. The server was attentive and friendly and surprised our birthday boy w a yummy creme brûlée. The views were beautiful and the food was delicious. Definitely will be back.
Sunday evening reservation for 7 pm. Arrived 30 minutes late due to Bay Bridge mayhem, but my guest had been seated at the window and attended. The waiter was very courteous and service was efficient. I had the onion soup (excellent and filling) and guest had the clam chowder (I did not like the taste of it). We both had the sea scallops with arugula salad. The scallops were very tender and flavorful but perhaps could have used 10-15 seconds more cooking per side. The sauces for them were nondescript and not to my liking. I would have preferred a lemon reduction from the pan and, perhaps, some cocktail sauce. We shared a chocolate decadence for desert, asking our waiter to substitute fudge sauce. Excellent! I am well satisfied.
The view from Skates is just plain spectacular. But in addition, the food is excellent and the service is terrific. Romantic dinner, lunch with friends, Sunday brunch ... any occasion is a good one to go to Skates on the Bay.
When you come to this restaurant located right on the water you will notice how spacious and open it is. The entire restaurant has open lighting and big windows so you can see a beautiful sunset or just watch the waves. The food is also very delicious and reasonably priced.
We had a father-daughter lunch and sat at a Bay View seat! Our server, Candela?, was so helpful with her personal favorites. We had the DON'T MISS crab artichoke dip, split the salmon bisque (excellent) and shared the hot crab sandwich (split for us without asking!) and a dynamite and rainbow rolls. Sushi is excellent, but we ordered too much and took some soup and rolls home. A perfect Hendrick's martini and virgin bloody mary were savored. The ambience was very romantic and our daughter says she'll return with hubby for their next "date" night. It's a bit pricey however and should be in the special occasion category. We paid $80 for the two of us. We'll definitely return!
Fish dishes (Sea bass and whitefish) were very good, not outstanding. Great view of the bay and sunset.
The view is the best in the East Bay and the food is great. I would love to eat there more but it is to pricey for our budget. But if you have the $$$ it is the best especially to entertain clients or friends.
we went for a mini family reunion as our two adult children were home for the weekend. It's been months since we were all together. They graciously accommodated our request for a table by the window and they had a kids menu for our 11 year old. the food was great and service excellent. we had a wonderful evening
I am a regular diner at Skates by the Bay. The food is consistently good, menu has a wide variety of fresh seafood, and meat dishes. My favorites are: the seafood cioppino, prime rib, sushi, key lime pie desert, and fried calamari appetizers. They have a daily fresh fish sheet. Good selection of reasonably priced wines by bottle or glass. However, on a recent dinner for four, the service was slow. Ok since the sunset was lovely, so we didn't mind the half hour wait to receive our appetizers. Service, however, was good. Overall, I would recommend Skates for it's ambiance, quality and variety of the menu. Fish dishes always nicely prepared. It's a nice place for special occasions.
Skates on the Bay never disappoints! The food is delicious, the service is great and the view can not be beat!. Brunch is my favorite and this time we tried the Bloody Mary Bar. Best Bloody Mary I have ever had! We are very satisfied customers, and only wish we lived a bit closer, so we could get to Skates more often.
I've loved Skates for 30 years. For food, atmosphere and the view. You can't do much better.
Great restaurant for fresh fish. One of our dining companions was a vegetarian. While we were concerned initially that the menu would not give them many options, this fear was completely unfounded when the wait staff gave a list of several vegetarian entrees.
Been this restaurant several times and the food and service has always been worthwhile. Strong recommendation is being offered.
With windows on 3 sides, Skates does it's best to give everyone a slice of it's amazing view--all three Bay Area bridges, Alcatraz, Angel Island and, of course, the San Francisco skyline. The acoustics make conversation easy, so it's great for meeting someone for the first time or celebrating a special occasion with your nearest and dearest. The service is attentive, though slightly too fast clearing dishes on my last visit. It is an experience to savor and, surprisingly, it is rarely crowded (though usually full on weekends). The menu has extensive options--you could make a meal of bar food, even. It's good, but not great and that's OK. The view and your companion are the stars.
We visit Skates from time to time and enjoy the location, seafood and always good to excellent service. This time I had raw oysters, clam chowder and calamari steak. All very good and a nice glass of wine to go along with the entre. My wife had French onion soup, very good, lots of cheese on top. Desert was apple cobbler with ice creme, excellent. What made our visit great was our server Julia. Although obviously very busy with a number of tables, could not have been more friendly and timely with delivery of our ordered items. Many thanks Julia. Be warned though, Skates gets a lively crowd, BD parties etc., so the noise is a factor if you are looking for a quite place to eat. We've enjoyed each visit to Skates nonetheless.
Thanks for another WONDERFUL special occasion. It's great for all generations. Very relaxing yet vibrant.
Great service. Food was proportioned nicely, and looked fresh. Would go back.
Nice bayfront room, open space. Uncrowded Food very good, a little expensive, but not too bad. Attentive waiter.
this was a new business relationship lunch but I saw folks around us who were there for business, family or just to enjoy the combination of an amazing view and good food - all good.
While watching an autumn sunset and bobbling seabirds in the bay, we feasted on salmon bisque with delicious bits of crunchy salmon skin, and smoked salmon fettuccine( leftovers were better the next day); friendly service and always a go-to- spot when we're in Berkeley, especially after a Cal game!
What can I say about this place that hasn't been said already? Great view, great food, & great service.
The view from the Berkley Marina is a-one-of-a-kind! You can see all three bridges from any table. Amazing! The food was very good and reasonably priced for such a high-class restaurant. Everyone needs to experience this venue at least once and I will guarantee that you will want to return and bring your friends.
Food was quite good but felt prices were slight overpriced; probably paying for Bay view which we could not see at night. Geared toward more special occasion dining.
The view was spectacular and the staff were friendly.
The server was extremely attentive, understood special diets, and seemed to enjoy her job. I was impressed by her. I would go again!
Skates has become our Thanksgiving dinner tradition. This is our third year and everything was outstanding. The food and service was excellent and the view outstanding as always. We will be back next year!
The restaurant handled a busy day with ease. They staggered reservations every 15 minutes so there was never a wait for a table. All food was freshly prepared, generous portions, correct temperature. Prices quite reasonable for the quality. Desserts were exceptionally good. The coffee is excellent. This is a great place for a special occasion.
We had a perfect lunch -- delicious fresh crab louie, and jaw-dropping view from the table, and an excellent server. They even brought a candle on an unordered dessert for my friend.
The food is always delicious... The view is wonderful... The service is great.
The wait staff here is always top notch. The view is to die for. Whenever I need to lunch in the East Bay, Skates is my go to place.
Skates is my favorite East Bay special occasion restaurant. I was there with my daughter Sara to celebrate Thanksgiving-an annual event- and my best friend Jack who is turning 80. 10 years ago Jack was instrumental in rescuing my daughter who was hospitalized in Sydney when my wife and i were in a remote jungle camp in Africa.
They have changed the menu and taken many of our favorites off. Too expensive for average choices.
While it's a little out of the way, it is a lovely restaurant. The food was very good, though the calamari steak was slightly overcooked. The crab & lobster gnocci was rich and delicious. The waitress was attentive, friendly, and efficient. I would come back.
It's always enjoyable to dine at Skates, from the crashing of the surf when you enter, to the subtle changes in lighting as the sun sets and twilight emerges, the dynamic of the atmosphere is always exciting and matched by the quality of service and the excellence of the dining experience.
Our food was very good. The pasta was a little too soft but the rest of the food was excellent. Will come back again.
Food is good with many options for choice. Nice for meeting friends and schmoozing with great service and no pressure.
Have eaten at Skates on numerous occasions, and have always found it to be a great place. When the weather cooperates, the view enhances the dining experience that much more. Worth dining at for lunch, dinner or brunch.
Food was well prepared. Crab and artichoke dip was excellent; one member of our group had a nicely done sirloin, another a very well prepared prime rib. I had the lobster and Dungeness crab gnocchi which was a little heavy on the sauce but otherwise tasty. View of SF is great and the restaurant has excellent table spacing. Our server was a little green in both his knowledge of the menu and wine list as well as his presentation and attentiveness to the table but not by any means disagreeable. A good choice for a special event. I think the menu is probably priced a little higher than the service merits but it is seafood and it has a superb view so it should not keep a customer away. I would absolutely go back.


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The University of Michigan Library is pleased to announce the winners of the 2011-2012 MLibrary Undergraduate Research Award. In this second year of the award, the committee received thirty-two applications drawn from a full range of disciplines: humanities, sciences, and social sciences. We selected those projects that best presented the fullest and most innovative use of library resources. Choosing winners was not easy, and the author of each project we read has cause for pride. The applications as a whole testify to the abundance of diligence, intelligence, and originality that exists in the work being done by the University of Michigan's undergraduates, to the richness of the library's resources, and to the commitment of the University's professors and librarians to undergraduate learning. The winning projects of this year's award are extraordinary achievements in themselves, but they are also representative of the vibrant intellectual life at the University of Michigan.
First Prize ($1,000): A. Brad Schwartz - The War of the Worlds Letters: Orson Welles, Fake News, and American Democracy in the Golden Age of Radio
Format: Honors Thesis
Second Prize ($500): Mita Nagarkar - A Life History Analysis of Invasive Behavior in Native and Naturalized Species: Rubus odoratus and Rubus allegheniensis
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Third Prize ($250): Katy Robinson – History of African-American Celebrity: The Fisk Jubilee Singers
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Honorable Mention ($100 Each):
Anthony Chase - Divergent Political Dynamics of Islamic Banking in Britain & France
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Jaquelin Elliott - The Leviathan and The Cyborg: The Influence of Moby-Dick in Sci-Fi Horror Films
Format: Research Paper
Bryan LaPointe – "Why all this haste?": The Importance of the Moderates' Perspective in the American Revolution
Format: Research Paper
The 2011-1012 awards are supported by donations from Dr. Robert Bartlett, Jillian and John Castrucci, and Dave and Julie Goodrich, with additional employment-related matching contributions.
Summaries of the Winners' Work:
A.Brad Schwartz - The War of the Worlds Letters: Orson Welles, Fake News, and American Democracy in the Golden Age of Radio
A.Brad Schwartz's history honors thesis, "The War of the Worlds Letters: Orson Welles, Fake News, and American Democracy in the Golden Age of Radio," is thoroughly researched and a pleasure to read. This is an impressive thesis, both because it reflects original and wide-ranging research and because it is engagingly written and well argued.
In approaching his topic, he has thought comprehensively, drawing on extensive archival, print, and digital sources to fully contextualize Welles's broadcast. He offers a persuasive argument that the War of the Worlds broadcast, and its accompanying myth of widespread panic, should be read within a broader historical and political context. As he points out, the narrative of panic has led scholars to overlook the more subtle debate engendered by the broadcast, a debate over censorship and the power of the media to influence its listeners. In his analysis, Brad weaves together an impressive range of sources, moving between a nuanced discussion of the historiography and an in-depth analysis of archival sources, such as the previously unused Richard Wilson-Orson Welles papers in MLibrary's Special Collections. Even after uncovering a rich archive in the Wilson-Welles papers, Brad broadened his analysis by examining collections at Indiana's Lilly Library, the Wisconsin Historical Society, and the National Archives. Overall, his thesis opens up a fresh critical understanding of the public response to the War of the Worlds broadcast in important and new ways.
Mita Nagarkar - A Life History Analysis of Invasive Behavior in Native and Naturalized Species: Rubus odoratus and Rubus allegheniensis
The MLibrary Undergraduate Library Research Award Committee is delighted to recognize Mita Nagarkar for her outstanding honors thesis in the Program in the Environment, "A Life History Analysis of Invasive Behavior in Native and Naturalized Species: Rubus odoratus and Rubus allegheniensis in the Nichols Arboretum, Ann Arbor, MI." Through her investigation of the life history traits of two populations of Rubus plants (raspberry and blackberry species), Ms. Nagarkar conducted original research that shed light on the characteristics of locally invasive species in urban woodland habitats. Her project also led to larger questions regarding ecosystem management, biodiversity, and conservation efforts for disturbed habitats, particularly within the context of climate change.
The committee was struck by the rigor of Ms. Nagarkar's research process, the level of introspection she shared in her personal essay, and the quality of writing in her thesis. She demonstrated an impressive amount of determination and follow-through in her use of a variety of subject and general article databases, such as ISI Web of Knowledge, JSTOR, and Google Scholar, and in her rich selection of books, government documents, and arboretum websites that were germane to her topic. Her enthusiasm for this project was palpable, and her discussion of research challenges was particularly compelling. When she hit an impasse with regards to her literature review, or confronted challenges in the dynamic environmental conditions of her testing site, she did not halt her inquiry, but instead thought of new and creative ways to address these issues and uncover material that might further enrich her research. In fact, she spent time in three separate libraries and archives in addition to MLibrary- the Nichols Arboretum, the Bentley Historical Library, and the University of Michigan Herbarium- to gain an even broader perspective on her topic. Additionally, she conducted interviews with a range of specialists who could share insight and expertise, including horticulturists, landscape architects, restoration ecologists, and historians.
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Katy Robinson – History of African-American Celebrity: The Fisk Jubilee Singers
Katy Robinson's project, "History of African-American Celebrity: The Fisk Jubilee Singers," is an Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) poster. The committee was impressed by her extensive use of primary sources related to the Fisk Jubilee Singers. In her research, Katy drew on an array of electronic collections and materials, as well as materials in the Clements Library. We were particularly struck by her thoughtful approach to the complexities of database searching. In addition, her poster is well designed in its presentation of images, primary texts, research objectives, methods, and results. She did a fabulous job of articulating the research questions driving her process, as well as the implications of her findings.
Anthony Chase - Divergent Political Dynamics of Islamic Banking in Britain & France
Anthony Chase's Political Science honors thesis, "Divergent Political Dynamics of Islamic Banking in Britain & France," was well researched and interesting to read. We found his research journey interesting and were impressed by how, after extensive work in one topic (including a 30 page literature review), he was willing to start over to pursue a topic he felt passionate about. In his well written thesis, he clearly laid out the differences in Islamic banking between the UK and France, explaining the reason for these differences from a variety of angles (political and social philosophy, financial regulations, government support, etc.) He used a wonderful array of resources from scholarly materials in finance and economics, books on Islamic finance and banking and political history to industry trade magazines, government documents, and popular media reports – impressively in three languages.
Jaquelin Elliott - The Leviathan and The Cyborg: The Influence of Moby-Dick in Sci-Fi Horror Films
Jaquelin Elliott's English 398 paper, "The Leviathan and The Cyborg: The Influence of Moby-Dick in Sci-Fi Horror Films," was interesting and fun to read. We were impressed by her video montage of film clips to illustrate points about how Moby-Dick and several iconic science fiction horror films share similarities in language and imagery. She did a nice job of expanding on Stephen King's work to add an additional card to the horror genre tarot card deck concept he outlined. As part of her research, she carefully watched several science fiction horror films and read the screenplays to look for common themes, in addition to reading books on the topic. Finally, we were delighted to hear from her professor that she "generously helped other students identify and find primary and secondary sources … serving [as] a kind of self-appointed student ambassador to the UM Library and its literary research more broadly."
Bryan LaPointe – "Why all this haste?": The Importance of the Moderates' Perspective in the American Revolution
The MLibrary Undergraduate Library Research Award Committee is pleased to award an Honorable Mention to Bryan LaPointe for his semester-long project, "Why all this Haste?": The Importance of the Moderates' Perspective in the American Revolution." This paper was not only a pleasure to read, but was impressive in its extensive use of primary source material to examine the activities, events, and philosophies associated with colonial moderates during the time of the American Revolution. LaPointe made good use of secondary sources to gather contextual clues and keywords for deep exploration of primary documents from the 18th century, and demonstrated a facility with primary research that challenges even the most sophisticated researcher. In fact, LaPointe went beyond the parameters of the assignment to use additional firsthand correspondence to support his argument, making use of the Library of Congress American Memory Project. He also showed a deft ability to leverage the work done by scholars in the secondary literature, in order to track down additional material in support of his paper, and the committee was impressed by the care and deliberation he employed in order to balance his own point of view with that of the secondary scholarship he consulted. LaPointe displayed an admirable plasticity in his research process, recognizing the meandering nature of scholarly inquiry and the need to remain flexible and open to discovery.


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I've been dating… a lot. And still I'm not good at it. It bores me. Maybe because I'm too demanding or maybe I just meet lots of boring boys. I can't figure it out anymore, but they mostly just repulse me. I don't think it's their fault, but more the direction this community is turning. Nobody wants to put any effort in anything but themselves. Seriously. I'm about 2 boys from throwing up over this thing called "individuality", always thinking of me me me me and yeah… me. And "personal development" is oh so important, and don't misunderstand me, it is, but come on… You can't use "personal development" for a squat. Trust me on that. If you think you will be a better person alone, you are delusional. Personal development is only a shitty concept developed by some capitalist assholes who are using this shitty, individual mindset for their own goddamn benefit. If you are so fucking holy and see yourself has a sucker for Buddha, you should just lock yourself in a rotten shed and eat fucking rice until you die.. pretty much. But if you still think you get "closer to yourself" by sticking your meat in everything that walks – be my guest and we will invite some hollowness and chlamydia to dinner: do you eat meat?
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Gosh this has been such a quiet week in the world of Rob! I'd say he's probably delighted to have a break from the media and is getting down to "Eclipse" business! After all the attention he had while filming "Remember Me" it must but nice not to have paps in your face everyday.
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Gosh this has been such a quiet week in the world of Rob! I'd say he's probably delighted to have a break from the media and is getting down to "Eclipse" business! After all the attention he had while filming "Remember Me" it must but nice not to have paps in your face everyday.
84 comments:
- Temptation said...
YUMMY - Mountain Man Rob - How sexy and Masculine does he look.....Perfect Pic for Bedtime dreaming...
- August 23, 2009 at 5:50 AM
- Twilusted said...
Ooh...I love bearded Rob. He's the only man out there that'll make me have a beard lust.
Hi Kate! It's Rob Dry Spell, I'm thirsting too! Lolz. - August 23, 2009 at 6:04 AM
- JandR said...
Hi Tempt
YUMMM!!! Rob with a beard - he looks kinda like Ewen McGregor too and that can never be a bad thing. You're right makes him look older and closer to our age LOL I love the middle pic where he is just string straight at you - the other two might as well not even be there with the way he draws you in with those eyes... me want! - August 23, 2009 at 6:05 AM
- JandR said...
Have a closer look at that middle pic - he looks like there is a wry little smile happening there - like he is sharing a secret just the two of you know about...could drown in those eyes and I like the message he's sending me...not sharing with you this time though LOL - August 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM
- Love4Rob4Debbo said...
Rob withdrawals. No shit sherlock. Holy hot pocket batman, someone tell Kristen to get up off Rob and let him have some AIR. :)
I say we send Van Morrison to Vancouver! THAT will bring him out. Like a mouse to cheese.
debbo - August 23, 2009 at 6:09 AM
- Love4Rob4Debbo said...
Stop grinning Rob....you know you are missed.
Screw the papz, but send Gozde a Rob pic of you jammin with your cast mates. Direct to the fans. :)
WE MISS YOU! - August 23, 2009 at 6:12 AM
- Bia Mendonça said...
I like with some beard, but with all this beard he looks like a homeless dude!
- August 23, 2009 at 6:33 AM
- JandR said...
@Bia Men
WOW - that's a sweeping statement!! LOL As if Rob didn't look homeless most of the time with his crumpled clothes, scuffed shoes, mis-buttoned shirts, badly mended t-shirts and trousers, scruffy, dirty hair...I for one am happy to give him a loving home...LOL - August 23, 2009 at 6:46 AM
- Athena said...
I'm glad he's managing to stay off the radar for a while :). God knows he needs it!
Did I mention I utterly love each and every strand of hair on this man's body? It's not something I appreciate on all men, mind you...
Also, I like the sparkle in his eyes in the second one :D! He looks like he knows something that we don't! Hee!
@ Temptation: I like Mountain Man Rob! :D
@ JandR: And I love Ewan McGregor, too! :D By the way, are you telling me that there was someone else in the picture with him??? Inexplicably, I did not notice that at all... ;)))) - August 23, 2009 at 7:08 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
i love rob with a beard i love that he is all hairy,chest and arms SEXY....he is probly laying low until the KOL pics hoopla blows over,i dont know how iam gonna survive this drought but iam happy he is off the radar for awhile
- August 23, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
oh and i cant believe he spent all weekend in his hotel room while all the other cast (except for kstew) were out and about having a good time,that must suck for him.
- August 23, 2009 at 7:24 AM
- orion said...
He looks so masculine. I love Rob with beard...drools...lol
- August 23, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- orion said...
Maybe he wasn't alone... - August 23, 2009 at 7:40 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
ok and i must say this WHO THE FUCK is this xavier DUDE?? just saw pics of him walking around vancouver with ashley with a smug look on his fucking face thinking he is rob WTH he is copying rob's style of cloths have the same hair cut and got the dark sun glasses dont this bloke know there is only ONE ROB some needs to tell him that.ok iam done ranting now
- August 23, 2009 at 7:42 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
i hope he was not alone, oh to be a fly on that hotel wall lol - August 23, 2009 at 7:45 AM
- orion said...
Unbelievable! The things we are willing to do or to be for this man,lol - August 23, 2009 at 7:52 AM
- Rhonda said...
Oh, the full on beard is such an incredible turn on! I like the scruff cause you see more colors in it, but the beard is just pure sex!
- August 23, 2009 at 8:09 AM
- Georgie said...
When did Rob have a full-on beard? Mind you, it's probably just 4 days' growth! He's certainly the dishiest man I've seen with a beard, but I still prefer just the lighter scruff.
- August 23, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- orion said...
Hi Georgie! Are you more relax now?
- August 23, 2009 at 8:28 AM
- Georgie said...
HiOrion, yes should be an easier week. Saw Alice Cooper concert last night which was good; got my mind momentarily off Rob too ha ha.
- August 23, 2009 at 8:37 AM
- orion said...
Oh, yeah I read that on fb, I like Alice, how was it?
- August 23, 2009 at 8:40 AM
- JandR said...
Hi Georgie and Orion
How are you ladies??
Georgie - Alice Cooper - fantastic - now that really takes me back to my youth!! LOL - August 23, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- JandR said...
Watched the Bad Mother's Handbook earlier - oh I am in love with Daniel.... dorky and gorgeous! - August 23, 2009 at 8:55 AM
- Georgie said...
Yeah girls he was really good; DH is a big fan and has been to every concert but this was my first one. It was his Theatre of Death concert and there were theatrical killings all night - loved it!
- August 23, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- Georgie said...
DH won't let me use any of those movie download sites, reckons they introduce viruses. Have you have any probs with it? I'm really tempted to use it.
- August 23, 2009 at 8:57 AM
- orion said...
Hi Jandr
He's really dorky, isn't he? I love him there. Like the story too - August 23, 2009 at 9:04 AM
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- August 23, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- orion said...
No, Georgie. you can watch The bad mother handbook on Utube, watch it, is very good.
- August 23, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- JandR said...
Georgie - I just watched it on youtube - good quality and love Daniel - The Summer House is on there too - I thoought Orion was after that?
- August 23, 2009 at 9:08 AM
- Haystackhair said...
I watched LA yesterday online, didn't have any problems. Love me some bearded Rob. YUM. How do you know everyone else was out? What pics?
- August 23, 2009 at 9:11 AM
- orion said...
Yes I'm after the summer house but it's no the one on utube, is not with him. On utube only have the trailer
- August 23, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Georgie said...
OK thanks girls I'll go on Youtube - something to look forward to tomorrow if I'm in the office a while on my own and need a break.
@Haystack: I don't know either; I tried gossip.com and didn't see anything about Ashley and Xavier out and about. - August 23, 2009 at 9:20 AM
- Georgie said...
Eyelids gettin' heavy, night night!
- August 23, 2009 at 9:30 AM
- JandR said...
@Georgie - maybe it was twittered
- August 23, 2009 at 9:30 AM
- JandR said...
talk to you soon Georgie!! Byeee
- August 23, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- orion said...
Georgie You are no much around to talk, come one day so we can talk
- August 23, 2009 at 9:33 AM
- orion said...
Good nite, Georgie! Robdreams
- August 23, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- The Vegan Kitchen said...
He looks so much better like this. Unfortunately, in the top picture he looks eerily similar to my evil sociopath ex (decidedly more handsome, though). I knew there was a reason Rob looked familiar :(
- August 23, 2009 at 10:06 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
go to 'TWIFANS.COM' you can see the pics with xavier and ashley out in vancouver
- August 23, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
twifans.comalways have the latest cast pics
- August 23, 2009 at 10:22 AM
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- August 23, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- rosa said...
now mind you i think nikki is very pretty and kellan is very handsome. But in the shot where they only have half of their faces showing and rob is in the middle; rob is so good looking , he makes otherwise attractive looking people like K and N sorta effed up looking in comparison. I noticed that in HP4 even, normal looked kids looked deformed when the poor bastards had to stand by his pretty.
- August 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- GT said...
It's quite sad that Rob is not out n about like he was last year.
Everyone else in the cast has been out...except Rob & Kristen.
I guess filming Eclipse will be a different experience for him now. Summit really messed up on the 'Remember me ' set.
I hope some of his friends managed to make it up to Vancouver this weekend. - August 23, 2009 at 10:38 AM
- Angela said...
I've been taking advantage of the Rob absense to go back over Comic Con interviews. I hadn't seen the "I'm a pu$$y" thing before or the eye fu@%ing they did. So, that was entertaining.
Love Bearded Rob as long as it's temporary. - August 23, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
lol my fav is the eye fucking one
- August 23, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Rominiwi said...
I don't like the beard, but just because it hides the pornjaw.
- August 23, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- onehead said...
sure i've ssen this but still looking for HQs
- August 23, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- hot4pattz said...
R&K eye F**k and giggle all the way through comicon. Love them there!!
So glad that he is not in the public right now he needs a break from all the crazy. I hope he and kristen and cuddling and reveing in thier relationship in the nice privacy of their own hotel room. - August 23, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- RPlover said...
I'm with you, Rominiwi, I don't like it when I can't see the hottest jaw on earth, especially from the left side...makes me drool!
I'm glad he's staying out of the crazy, too, but I miss him so much I feel all weepy! I'm such a loser ;) - August 23, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Loisada said...
Debbo: I was actually backstage at the Van Morrison concert at the Orpheum in May and found myself wishing Rob could enjoy that. Then again, VM has become such a prickly hermit he probably would have turned even Rob off!
Lip locking trivia:
Looking at new stills from BMH set me wondering: has Rob ever done a film where he didn't end up snogging with someone? Perhaps How to Be? Directors seem to know what some of his best assets are!! - August 23, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Suz said...
Yes its true I, as every other warm blooded fragile female human, miss RobSightings..(sigh)
But I am blissfully happy that he has been able to get away (temporarily) from the fishbowl that has become his life.
This RobDrought gives us a chance to reflect on some of the thousands of glorious images we have stored secretly on our hard drives..
Yea, I said HARD
Rob.. hope you are relaxing and enjoying a bit of peace.
Paps sux.
Love and what you will... xxx Suz - August 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- blackbird said...
Love old Rob pix, especially in HQ!
I don't know if it's just that Rob is very good looking that makes him stand out in pictures, I think it's also that his expressions somehow draw you in...makes you want to know what he was thinking at the moment. - August 23, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- soozy said...
I don't like the beard!!
It prohibits jaw awe!!! - August 23, 2009 at 1:16 PM
- rpattzgirl said...
Missing him terribly, but I'm sure he's happy out of the lime light..so I will be happy too. (not)
Love these photos-scruffy, bearded, shaved, it's all good. - August 23, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- Alessandra C. said...
I miss Robert sooooo much...so I made this video about him. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=117ummnwsCU
but I still miss him... - August 23, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- Marna said...
He really looks a lot different with the full beard doesn't he? I wonder how hard it is to shave off.
- August 23, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
its only been one week and folks are going crazy (me included) but what if it drags on for another week or maybe a month ?? i shudder to think what will happen,the internet will go crazy,fan girls will be decending on vancouver searching for rob OMG lets hope it does not come to that lol
- August 23, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- sexyrpattz77 said...
folks i thought it could not get any weirder and again i was proven wrong*sigh* LADY GA GA yes folks (god's gift to gay men) said she have the hots for rob and wants to suck his blood SAY WHAT i dont know if the article is true?? but thats what they are claiming she said,i love her music and i love the poker face video but....BITCH STAY AWAY FROM ROB
- August 23, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- RPlover said...
@Alessandra-wow, loved your vid! especially the Springsteen part, nice choice of song :)
- August 23, 2009 at 3:00 PM
- Federico Zarco said...
I think he looks great with moustache and beard.i am agreed, very masculine.
federicozarco.blogspot.com - August 23, 2009 at 3:06 PM
- lizzibee said...
Drought ???? What drought? THE DROUGHT was the one we suffered from the end of December to the middle of Feb 2009 ...now THAT was a drought but I understand....when you're as Robsessed as me just going a day without a new pic is...well OK a drought LOl! No, really, hopefully we should get some new pics during the shooting of Eclipse... bloody well hope so. If only it were like the Remember Me daily supply of new pics but without the angst for Rob. Gosh those were good times......He is such a lovely looking man..he's addictive. I've bben on holiday for 5 flipping days and thought I was finally in control of my obsession...only to come back and look at all the new posts and ...wham....back to square one. What a lovely way to die.....
- August 23, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- kchambers77 said...
rob all wolfy with a beard!!! /dies
- August 23, 2009 at 3:21 PM
- rpattzgirl said...
It's not an official drought like the drought of 08, but it still leaves a hole in the heart..
We got spoiled over the summer-and even had a lot of photos during NM..so this is hard....
I vow to stop checking every 10 min & try to get some errands done today..
We'll see!
Rob, we miss you! - August 23, 2009 at 3:36 PM
- Alessandra C. said...
@RPlover, I'm glade you like the video! thanks for the compliments!
- August 23, 2009 at 3:49 PM
- kchambers77 said...
i can deal with this drought because he's happy and not being bothered by ahole paps. i'm sure some spottings will pop up with they're on breaks between shooting. i'll deal with it as long as he's able to get some chill time.
- August 23, 2009 at 3:56 PM
- mya bluesky said...
@kchambers77: we dont know if he happy or not with this.i think people need to get out of their place even just for 5 minutes,for some fresh air or something. i really hope this is really what he need and his own decision to stay under radar. i dont know why only Rob, kristen and taylor missing while other cast enjoyed the time.
Maybe they are rehearsing the tent scene at the hotel he3...
Oh Rob, miss u so much.
i hope u alright and happy at ur place. - August 23, 2009 at 4:51 PM
- vickilynn said...
Bearded Rob, such a freaking turn on- hairy or smooth he's got it going on. Oh the places he could tickle me with that beard......
- August 23, 2009 at 4:57 PM
- ghostgirl said...
hy everybody!!!such a quit week !!!...makes me so sad(but now i can focus on my studies!!) but happy for rob..my guess probably the KOL concert pics were a big trouble for KS and rob cause neither of them give a sigh!!!
jajajajaj mountain man rob!!ajjaja that was funny...all I can see is a lot of hair... - August 23, 2009 at 5:18 PM
- Athena said...
@ sexyrpattz: Xavier Samuel is the Aussie guy that has been chosen to play Riley :D!
- August 23, 2009 at 5:45 PM
- femroc said...
Yeah, nice vid Alessandra - liked the Chris Botti and other music choices.
Good pix of our man too. I miss Rob but I'm glad they aren't bothering him every day like in New York.
Ladies - what is it about Rob that makes us go bonkers? I mean......he is gorgeous but he's also pretty geeky, he doesn't really dress well, he smokes, he doesn't really exercise or take care of himself, he didn't go to college, he's admitted he doesn't like children, he didn't do well in school, even got expelled.
What makes him so damn sexy? It's not just looks. - August 23, 2009 at 5:57 PM
- femroc said...
Yeah, nice vid Alessandra - liked the Chris Botti and other music choices.
Good pix of our man too. I miss Rob but I'm glad they aren't bothering him every day like in New York.
Ladies - what is it about Rob that makes us go bonkers? I mean......he is gorgeous but he's also pretty geeky, he doesn't really dress well, he smokes, he doesn't really exercise or take care of himself, he didn't go to college, he's admitted he doesn't like children, he didn't do well in school, even got expelled.
What makes him so damn sexy? It's not just looks. - August 23, 2009 at 6:01 PM
- RPlover said...
I think a lot of hot guys are pretty arrogant and self-centered, especially when people tell them that they're hot on a regular basis, so when you find a guy who's totally good-looking and is still humble and dorky, you just HAVE to love him. That's what does it for me, that and he totally cracks me up, I <3 funny guys!!
He's got the confidence to not care what people think and to make fun of himself, and yet he's not stuck up about it-he's just himself, take it or leave it. and I get his attatchment to clothes, if I have a favorite shirt or pair of jeans I'll wear them until they're rags, too. And I sucked at school. Maybe it's because we all thing he's amazingly gorgeous and still feel like we can relate to him, instead of be intimidated by him. Of course if I were to ever meet him in person, I'd probably swallow my own tounge, so it's a good thing there's zero chance of that happening! LOL - August 23, 2009 at 6:23 PM
- RPlover said...
also, I'm an ex-smoker, and I know how bad for you it is, but damn, I think he looks hot with a smoke!!
- August 23, 2009 at 6:26 PM
- Tess said...
Sweet Jesus!!
Pun intended.
I love these photo's of Rob... - August 23, 2009 at 7:39 PM
- keti said...
Yeah I've seen these before, absolutely love Rob in a beard. So Frking
- August 23, 2009 at 8:12 PM
- Temptation said...
KETI - I love you and want you to know that you are now my new Robsessed Sister, don't get upset girls I love you all too.
I could not put my book down all weekend, it is just wonderful and guess who I have pictured as Alexander OHHHHHH. Perfect timing for the Rob Drought I owe you big time.
Hubby is sick, it is so painful he has the flu and expects me to run around after him, men when they are sick are pathetic.
Everyone is stressing about Rob being stuck in Hotel Room, girls remember he is making a movie and Eclipse is such a strong emotional movie which I am sure he needs to prep for. They churn out these movies so fast the actors must need to be so well prepared.
JandR - I thought that message in the picture was for me ???? can we share ... - August 23, 2009 at 8:27 PM
- Temptation said...
OH MY GOD - I have forgotten what it is that I do prior to looking at the computer all day.
I am even talking to myself....... - August 23, 2009 at 8:59 PM
- JandR said...
Hi Tempt
I've told you before I'm not good at sharing...LOL And I love that we get there is a meaning behind that look - a personal message for each of us - not just a blank stare.
God I hate when people look in your eyes and you can see there's nothing deep in there at all - no thought! I want that thought, I want that meaning and when you see it and connect with that intelligence...you've just shared something very intimate and personal. So sorry Tempt - not sharing MY Rob.
LOL - August 23, 2009 at 10:29 PM
- JandR said...
and Tempt - I know it doesn't matter cos you've got your own Rob to enjoy and what he gives to you is only to you so enjoy!
- August 23, 2009 at 10:30 PM
- orion said...
Hi Girls! hey, Tempt! your hubby still sick? Well you didn't miss much up here...Maybe your hubby is jealous of your time with Rob,lol
- August 23, 2009 at 10:43 PM
- Temptation said...
YES lets keep our secrets for us alone that's what makes this so much fun... I checked out the Twi Fans site that someone recommended earlier, I am not a fan of the manipulated photo's I must say I prefer the real thing.
By the way doesn't his beard look nice and soft. - August 23, 2009 at 10:43 PM
- Temptation said...
Hubby is just cranky because I am not fussing over him, to tell you the truth when I was sick last week he was a little mean and kept saying "go away I dont want your germs". What goes around comes around thats what I say.
Revenge is a dish best served cold... - August 23, 2009 at 10:46 PM
- keti said...
Hi Tempt, Sorry I just read your Post. Work is crazy
I'm half way through the 3rd book and take it everywhere with me
just to read .... its the best . I'm soooooo happy you like it.
I love Alexander : ) - August 24, 2009 at 12:54 AM
- French said...
Someone check his room for a manifesto
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