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We were pleased to welcome over 180 researches from 14 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Jordan, Sweden, UK and USA came to Liverpool to participate in the British Biophysical Society biennial meeting on 6-8 July 2016; more than half of them were young investigators and PhD students. The meeting brought together PhD students, PDRAs and many international leaders in the field of structural biology, synchrotron radiation, drug discovery, cell biology, enzymology, synthetic biology, computational biology and medicine to share their views and promote discussion on 'New horizons and emerging biomedical challenges for Biophysics', which helped to create an outstanding agenda.
In the opening plenary lecture, Richard Henderson discussed recent advances and remaining barriers in single particle Electron Microscopy (EM). The sessions were then divided into two parallel streams. In the Cryo EM and X-ray Lasers stream, Sriram Subramaniam (NIH, USA) described the extension of EM applications to tomography and near-atomic resolution structures of macromolecules and how these are being used for drug discovery, followed by an insightful presentation by Shawn Rawson, a PhD student from Leeds, on the use of cryo-EM platform for drug design. Applications of XFEL and microfocus beamlines at the Japanese SACLA X-ray laser facility and the Spring-8 synchrotron were covered by Masaki Yamamoto (RIKEN, Japan); Helen Ginn, a PhD student from Oxford, gave an overview of some X-ray free electron laser applications as well as some sophisticated data processing approaches. In the parallel stream called NMR of Proteins and Cells, the leading NMR expert and Director of one of the INSTRUCT centres, Lucia Banci (Florence, Italy) described exciting experiments using in-cell NMR to probe the movement and use of metal ions in living cells. Sheena Radford (Leeds) showed us how she has applied unfolding techniques to find intermediates in important amyloid formation pathways.
Following the coffee break, the streams were Ion Channels and Transporters, and Molecular Recognition. Streams were synchronised thanks to the efficient chairs of the sessions so that delegates could switch between the streams. The Channels and Transporters stream was opened by an excellent talk by Sir Munir Pirmohamed (Liverpool) on drug toxicity and the importance of knowing transporters variability in patients in order to prevent drug's adverse reactions. The stream on Molecular Recognition was opened with an equally nice talk by Chris Schofield. Both streams gave opportunities for established speakers, Liz Carpenter (Oxford) and Richard Garratt (Brazil) and young scientists, Lorna Smith (Oxford) and Jianshu Dong (Liverpool) to present their latest work. The scientific session of the day concluded with a flash poster presentation from five poster presenters, each of seven minutes duration. This was highly successful. Delegates were then able to mix late in the evening over a hot buffet dinner and drinks while taking the time to look at the sixty two posters that were on display throughout the meeting.
Prof. Toshihide Yamashita (Osaka) opened the second day with a plenary lecture presenting an overview of clinical and biochemical investigations in "Targetting a cure for paralysis", which examined the recovery of the nervous system from injury and his latest research findings, which focus on molecular mechanism of neuronal rewiring regulation under neuronal injures and neurodegenerative disorders. He provided evidence of how the injured nervous system could be helped to restore. His talk had direct implications for a number of neurodegenerative diseases. There followed parallel sessions on Neurodegeneration and Ageing and Advances in Computational Biophysics. In the first stream Liverpool's Malcolm Jackson showed us how neuromuscular junctions change in his models of the ageing process, and Gareth Wright showed a faulty interaction between SOD1 and its copper chaperone may be partly responsible for motor neuron disease. The Computational Biophysics stream featured Richard Strange (Essex), Lynn Kamerlin (Uppsala) among others. After the coffee break the delegates were offered two parallel streams, one on Single Cell Biophysics, and the other on Biophysics in Human Diseases. Violaine See (Liverpool) and Mike White (Manchester) provided the latest advances and some beautiful examples of imaging applications to complex important systems. In the second stream Stefan Marklund (Umeå, Sweden) explained how one protein aggregates in different ways in motor neuron disease and Jose Mato (Spain) showed how MAT enzymes were involved in liver disease function and highlighted some of the unanswered questions in view of the recent high resolution structure of the MAT enzyme complexes.
The afternoon's plenary lecture was given by Jim Haseloff (Cambridge) on "Engineering of physico-genetic living systems", which was followed by parallel streams on Metals in Biology, and Enzymes and Organism: synthetic biology, and later streams on Biological Soft Matter and Catalysis. Nigel Robinson's talk was a clear highlight of the Metals in Biology stream where we learnt how many toxic metals are handled by biology, ensuring that all of the essential metals are utilized efficiently.
The highly-enjoyable gala dinner, closing the second day, was served in The Crypt Hall of the Metropolitan Cathedral. Sir Tom Blundell welcomed the delegates to the Gala dinner and highlighted some of the excitement of the conference as well as the central importance of these Biennial Biophysics conference which provide a clear focus to the community. The Guest of Honour was Louise Ellman, MP for the local constituency of Liverpool, Riverside and Chair of the Parliamentary Select Committee for Transport. She noted the importance of regional, national and international cooperation in scientific advances. She spoke to us about the importance of communicating the importance of our scientific work to the general public. Anthony Watts (Oxford), Chair of the British Biophysical Society, also spoke to thank the organisers and announced the winner of the BBS 2016 Young Investigator's Medal. Sir Tom Blundell, as an honorary member of the BBS, presented the medal to Adam Perriman (Bristol).
Anthony Watts, Richard Henderson and Sir Tom Blundell with BBS 2016 Young Investigator's Medal winner Adam Perriman.
With more than 50 excellent posters to choose from, competition for poster prizes was stiff. The IUCr awarded prizes to Ewan Ramsay (Manchester) for the poster "The Structure of the Human Retinal Protein Retinoschisin and Analysis of Disease-causing Mutations" and Nordine Helassa (Liverpool) for the poster "Dystonia-causing mutations in hippocalcin show olgimerisation defect and translocation impairment" and book prizes, kindly donated by the CSC Press, were awarded to Liyana Binti Azmi for her poster "The Mystery of AdhE". BBS poster prizes went to Florian Stroel (Cambridge) for the poster "dSTORM superresolution imaging to study the role of endogenous alpha-synuclein" and Didi He (Edinburgh) for "How do bacterial nanocompartments store iron?" and Juan Francisco Bada Juarez (Oxford) for his poster "Lipodisk tm: a new tool for structural biology and drug discovery".
Florian Stroehl receiving a BBS poster prize from Anthony Watts
Anthony Watts awards a BBS poster prize to Didi He
Ewan Ramsay receives a poster prize from Jonathan Agbenyega of the IUCr
This being Liverpool, the Beatles had to feature somehow, so the dinner was followed by lively dancing to the music of the Mersey Beatles, an accomplished Beatles look-alike and sound-alike band.
The third and final day featured the themes of Drug Discovery and Membrane Proteins and Complexes and three outstanding plenary lectures. Sir Tom Blundell (Cambridge) opened the day with his talk "Fighting Drug Resistance in Cancer and Infectious Diseases: how Biophysics can contribute". The Drug Discovery stream featured Paul O'Neil and Ben Bax among others while the Membrane Proteins and Complexes stream had highlights from James Naismith and Yvonne Jones. The conference closed with two plenary talks. Adam Perriman, the young scientist BBS award winner gave a talk on "A life less aquatic – structure, function and dynamics in solvent-free liquid proteins". The final plenary talk was given by Gregory Petsko (Weill Cornell Medical College) in characteristic highly communicative style. He talked on "New Therapeutics for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases Using Structure-Guided Approaches" and kept the audience captive for the whole hour.
We are very grateful to our sponsors and exhibitors: Astex Therapeutics, the Biochemical Society, Bruker, Dectris, FEI, the International Union of Crystallography, Molecular Dimensions, NanoTemper Technologies, Oxford Cryosystems, Oxford NanoImaging and Rigaku, for helping to make the meeting a memorable event.
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How to Decorate a Trailer Home
Decorating a trailer home presents several challenges due to limited space and long & narrow dimensions. However the fact is that decorating a trailer home is no different than decorating a normal living place. With little creativity and innovation you can turn your space into a well decorated and stylish home. Below simple tips will help you make your trailer home look the best.
The exterior will build the first impression. Paint outside of your trailer home, front porch and steps with nice colors. You can also use a small set of chairs and tables to add a welcoming look.
Do not forget to add lots of colorful plants on the deck area, near steps, on trailers etc. However you should be careful that you do not add too much flowers that overwhelm the place. Grow plants or use some colorful potted plants that do not grow too high.
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Choosing a color scheme for your trailer home is the most important concern. Using lighter colors makes interior look bigger. You can add some nice textures to the walls by using faux painting techniques. Paint dark panels as white. It is advised to give your ceiling white color as it will make your ceiling look at height.
Consider renovating floors of your trailer home with light colors. You can use wood laminate in the floors of bedrooms and living room. You can also place some nice rugs matching your color scheme. Use large tile like laminate or wood tiles in the kitchen floor.
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Use light curtains or stylish blinds that allow natural light enter your trailer home. You can make your window look longer by placing the curtain-rods above the actual window height.
It is always a good idea to place mirrors opposite to window to make room look spacious.
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Use modern globes for holding light bulbs. It is better to use frosted bulbs that emit soft light. Make dark corners look cozy by placing table lamps.
Do not overwhelm your home with lots of heavy furniture as it will dominate the room. Use small and delicate furniture.
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Using closet systems will give your trailer home a nice and tidy look. Place boxes under the bed as additional storage area. You can also get some old drawers, add wheels to it, cover with nice cloth and place it under your bed.
Use delicate and less furniture, stylish curtains, flower vases and modern rugs to make your room look great. Using round tables in living room and dining room will work best.
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Decorate your bedroom by adding nice hanging baskets from the ceiling. Using nice quilted bed sheet matching room's color theme will add more charm to the room. Place a nice rug in your bedroom. Use contemporary lamps and beautiful flower vase. In the dining room, use round dining table with a removable leaf and small chairs.
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It's thought that the wheelchair is comes from England in 1670s. As its name, a wheelchair can be a seat with wheels. It can be propelled both personally or using electric power. Carrying people who have walking problems may be the primary function of the wheelchair.
A regular wheelchair features a couch, a back, two little front wheels, two large wheels, and a footrest. Over the years, wheelchairs were customized to meet the requirements in their people. Various accessories can also be offered to be added in a wheelchair, such as seatbelt, adjustable backrest, body, and cup holder. The electronic-powered wheelchair was developed during World War 2 and possesses become popular nowadays because it provides exceptional freedom of activity to its customers.
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The development of the wheelchair advances quickly following a development in technology. Today, high tech wheelchairs have already been developed and maybe one of the most famous one is iBot. This wheelchair has numerous abilities, such as a self-handling capacity, operating on two wheels, and climbing the stairs.
Nowadays public are far more aware towards individuals who are restricted in wheelchairs. Thus, to be able to increase their quality of life, gates and elevators are supplied in most public buildings as wheelchair accesses. Public transfers also have offered wheelchair accesses and unique spots for wheelchairs to be attached.
Why I still see manual wheelchairs everywhere
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I have been asked to investigate an existing one story commercial building with dimensions of 31'x 124' and a wood framed roof and exterior concrete walls. No plans are available, but documentation indicates the building was built in the 1920's. The structure is in Southern California.
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It's a struggle for many hospitals and doctors offices to switch from their traditional record keeping methods to the new, shiny electronic health records with is the future of care. At a recent article at MedCity News looks at how three hospitals are joining forces to create and share electronic health records to benefit both the hospitals and patients.
After California's initial efforts to encourage electronic health records failed, the three competing hospitals realized they needed to join forces to save time and money and benefit the patient. By having one collective medical health record system, the three hospitals can know a patient's background, see how many times they've been to the different hospitals and know about their conditions and previous records at the point of entrance instead of spending hours getting medical history.
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The history of athletics can be traced in terms of individual conflicts - Chataway against Kuts, Ovett against Coe, Christie against Lewis. For a sport seeking to raise its flagging profile worldwide, the series of sporting tete-a-tetes arranged for this weekend are a logical exercise in consciousness raising.
Tonight, in the Dutch town of Hengelo, the two finest middle distance runners of the moment, Haile Gebrselassie and Noureddine Morceli, will race each other over two miles, with the winner taking a prize of $1m (pounds 625,000) - assuming he can become the first man to run the distance in under eight minutes.
Gebrselassie, the world and Olympic 10,000m champion, and Morceli, world and Olympic 1500m champion, will be paced towards their target.
No such complications will be allowed the following day in Toronto's SkyDome, where the self-styled Challenge of Champions, featuring head- to-head meetings between leading contenders in a range of athletic events will climax with a race over 150 metres between Donovan Bailey, the Olympic 100m champion, and Michael Johnson, the Olympic 200 and 400m champion.
Both men will earn $500,000 for going to their blocks, and the winner will take a further $1m as well as the title - like it or not - of world's fastest man. The lurid goings on in Toronto will be televised live to 150 countries. The 50,000 live tickets are said to have sold out. The whole event looks like making a splash; but when the water has settled, what will remain other than several flourishing bank accounts?
The earnest hope is - a stimulated market for sports shoes. Morceli and Gebrselassie both endorse Adidas shoes, and the sportswear manufacturers have put up the money for their challenge.
Although there have been reports that two Nike runners - including the current world two miles record holder, Daniel Komen, received an invitation to join the Hengelo party, it appears to have been offered too late to be viable. This is a party with limited entry.
The Toronto extravaganza has a different thrust - it is being built up like a heavyweight boxing match, with Johnson and Bailey slighting each other and maintaining their own claims to be the fastest man in the world.
The evidence is this: Johnson completed the second half of his Olympic 200m final in 9.20sec - significantly faster than Bailey's world record from a standing start of 9.84.
The Canadian, however, points to the fact that he was timed at 27mph during his 100m final, as compared with Johnson's top speed of 23mph.
Underlying this is Canada versus the United States; and a brand war, between the Adidas man, Bailey, and Johnson, whose golden shoes raised Nike's profile in Atlanta. Both companies are banking on this weekend's activities stimulating the demand for their goods. The question is: will it catch the kids' imaginations?
The rhetoric of head-to-head matches has been well worked in recent years - in 1985, a re-match between Zola Budd and Mary Decker after their Olympic collision saw the British runner paid $125,000 despite losing.
Four years ago, Carl Lewis and Linford Christie each received a fee reputed to be around pounds 100,000 for a meeting billed as a head-to-head in Gateshead, although on that occasion Lewis only managed third place.
Such confusion will not occur in Toronto. But the restrictions have angered those left out in the cold, such as the double Olympic silver medallist Frankie Fredericks, who has said he will attempt to steal thunder by breaking the 150m world mark in Cardiff today.
The underlying challenge is to the sport of athletics, which is seeking to raise its profile worldwide with this latest outcrop of lucrative challenges. The hype, at least, is reaching record proportions.
Such verbal extravagance has not always been necessary as an accompaniment to a form of racing which has been, in historical terms, central to the sport.
The 1906 Street Betting Act, which outlawed wagering at sports events, ended a tradition of challenge matches which went back at least 300 years. In his diary of 1663, Samuel Pepys describes a race on Banstead Downs between the Duke of Richmond's footman and another runner. Aristocrats regularly pitted their servants against rivals from other households, and large wagers were placed on the results. By the 19th century, individual challenges regularly attracted large crowds of spectators - and betters.
"There wasn't a great deal of hype because it didn't seem to be necessary," said Peter Lovesey, whose book The Kings of Distance is one of running's set texts. "There would be little write-ups in the papers some weeks ahead, but there were scores of challenge matches between individuals, and people would come along to see the better known performers."
In 1844, 2,000 spectators turned up at a stretch of road in Hammersmith to see the US sprinter George Seward - aka, for reasons not now known, The Cockfield Putter - take on Lancashire's William Robertson over 100 yards. The Briton won, recording 91/4 seconds, and earned himself pounds 50.
Forty years on came the celebrated series of meetings between W G George of England and Scotland's William Cummings, which culminated in a world mile record for George of 4min 123/4 seconds, a mark which stood for 29 years.
Twenty thousand spectators were present at London's Lillie Bridge stadium on 23 August 1886 for an event billed as The Mile of the Century. On this occasion the hype was justified as a gripping race saw Cummings lose an eight-yard lead on the final lap and collapse 60 yards from home.
"Thousands broke loose and rushed madly across the ground towards the victor," a witness wrote. "Those who got near him slapped and banged him on the back, yelling as they did so: `Good! Splendid! Glorious!' This continued until all the little remaining breath in George's body was well nigh beaten out of it."
The worst Johnson or Bailey can anticipate in Toronto is an over-eager TV reporter thrusting a microphone up his nose. But if the Lillie Bridge runners faced greater physical hazards, they were not walking away empty- handed.
George's milestone was one element in a three-part challenge against Cummings, the other distances being over four and 10 miles. The same format had been used the previous year, and for each race the winner received pounds 100. Additionally, the runners shared the gate receipts after expenses had been paid, a source of revenue that was at least as lucrative. For the first of their mile races, in 1885, 30,000 had turned up to watch.
That particular source of revenue for challenge racers disappeared in scandalous circumstances two years later, however, when riots between supporters of two sprinters - Harry Hutchens and Harry Gent - culminated in the stadium being burned to the ground. The rival groups were each said to be intent on arranging for their man to lose.
George, who had to turn professional to take up Cummings's challenge in 1885, estimated he made pounds 5,000 in two years.
But even those gains did not match the profit made by Captain Barclay Allardice in 1809. Allardice was a wealthy Scottish landowner, but he himself - rather than one of his footmen - took part in a challenge of walking 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours for 1,000 guineas. With side bets, his stake went up to pounds 16,000 - nearly pounds 250,000 by today's reckoning. Almost enough to get Johnson and Bailey to their SkyDome starting blocks.
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Here is a simple tutorial on how to sew a straight stitch designed for beginners. Learn how to do this to jumpstart your sewing hobby. This will open opportunities for sewing projects for you.
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The first thing I learned when I used a sewing machine was how to sew a straight stitch. It took a while before I got my stitches straight and since then this stitch has been one of my favorite go-tos. It's very versatile and can be used for a wide variety of fabrics. You can use it to seam two pieces of fabric together, basting and topstitching.
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Step 2. Place the fabric under the presser foot
Take a piece of fabric and line it up with the right edge of the presser foot. Then, lower the lever so the presser foot and needle clamp the fabric in place. Slowly push on the foot pedal to sew a few stitches forward then press the reverse button to sew backward then go forwards again.
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Step 4. Finish the sewing
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It's a double-sized episode of Pete's Basement jam-packed with guest stars! Michael Valentine, creator and director of the documentary Comix: Beyond The Comic Book Pages joins us all the way from California in the first ever live interview! Comix features interviews with Stan Lee, Neal Adams, Frank Miller, and many more! Captain Zorikh joins the roundtable to tell us all why this year's Big Apple Comic Con CAN NOT be missed! Comic and entertainment guests abound, so make sure you get your tickets early! THEN!
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- Red 5
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- The Flash
- The Old Guard
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Pete's Basement Season 10, Episode 4 - 1.31.17
Rocket Scientist-Ninja Chris Craddock makes his Season 10 debut on the Pete's Basement Show! Justice League vs Suicide Squad concluded this week, and found a surprisingly receptive audience in Pete. Meanwhile, many years before Wonder Woman would emerge from clay, The Odyssey of the Amazons sees the girls of Themisyra taking on the frost giants of Nordic lore! Another hitman gets screwed over in Dante, and a town full of women find themselves suddenly in charge of the entire kingdom in Lady Castle!
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Submitted by Pete on Tue, 01/31/2017 - 19:03
Pete's Basement Season 10, Episode 2 - 01.18.17
Dimitrios drops in for his 1st appearance in Season 10, with news of his new comic shop opening up! Anyone Comics in Crown Heights, Brooklyn will be opening in less than two months! And he's got plenty of giveaways for the Basement fans out there! His creator-owned Millennials 2 hits the stands and he's giving them to you -- as long as you can answer his trivia questions, that is! Meanwhile, God Country from Paybacks' Donny Cates and KaBOOM's The Deep took top marks this passed week. Amazing art and stories and the boys are raving about them! Justice League vs.
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Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 38 - 12.6.16
It's Pete and Ramon back for two weeks worth of comic reviews! The CW crossover just finished, and the boys are gonna' tell you all about it (with as few spoilers as possible) The rest of our comic book TV shows are drawing closer to their winter break, and we'll bring you up to speed. Meanwhile on the printed page, John Layman's Chew finishes its epic 60-issue run. And what a series it was! A Must-Read if ever the boys have read one! Marvel' NOW's new Venom book is a surprise hit, along with Black Mask's No Angel by Agents of SHIELD's own Adrianna Palicki and her brother Eric!
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Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 36 - 11.16.16
The Pete's Basement Show is BACK! Bigger, badder, and drunker than ever! Catch up with Pete and the rest of the Basement Crew as they go over what books have kept them entertained over the course of the last month. Eric Powell's Hillbilly is at the top of Pete's "You Need To Read This" List. Punisher is as Max as Marvel can get! DC Rebirth's Green Arrow, Flash, and Wonder Woman are pretty popular with Rich and Trish, while Greg has chosen to backtrack through the pages of some Marvel team graphic novels.
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- The Walking Dead
- Vampire Hunter D
- Wally West
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Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 34 - 10.04.16
Rocket Scientist Ninja Chris Craddock joins Pete at the Basement table this week, and he helps Pete and the fans understand (in layman's terms) the science behind DC's Frostbite.! Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes is such a great concept that it should have been done long ago! Teen Titans: Rebirth is off to a great start. But the highlight of this week came in the form of Deadpool Annual 1. The boys couldn't help but unleash their inner 5yr old after seeing a book drawn just like Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, one of their favorite Saturday morning cartoons!
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- Archie Comics
- Batman
- Batman Beyond
- Blue Beetle
- Deadpool Annual
- Doctor Strange
- Episode
- Firestar
- Flashpoint
- Frostbite
- Ghost Rider
- Iceman
- IDW's Revolution
- Josie and the Pussycats
- Luke Cage
- Micronauts
- Miles Morales
- New York Comic Con
- Punisher
- Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
- Superman
- Surgeon X
- Tarzan On The Planet of the Apes
- Teen Titans: Rebirth
- Terry McGinnis
- The Dominators
- The Patriot
Submitted by Pete on Thu, 10/06/2016 - 04:02
Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 33 - 9.27.16
Ghost Rider revs that monster engine and roars onto Agents of SHIELD in a big way, and the Basement Crew is loving every minute of it! Join Pete, Ramon, Trish, and Rich for an in-depth look at Robbie Reyes and his '69 Hell Charger, as well as what could be in store for the Spirit of Vengeance throughout the rest of SHIELD Season 4! DC's Trinity sees the New52's Batman and Wonder Woman trying to make nice with a pre-52 Superman. Francis Manapul's art is absolutely amazing. After months of full page ads, Seven to Eternity delivers in a big way!
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- Archie
- Batman
- Betty and Veronica
- Blade
- Britannia
- Chloe Bennet
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- Dark Horse Comics
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- Episode
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- Hellboy and The BPRD 1954: Black Sun
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- Punisher
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- Rick Remender
- Robbie Reyes
- Rom
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- Seven to Eternity
- Spirit of Vengeance
- Street Fighter
- Superman
- Swimsuit Issue
- Teen Titans
- The Wicked + The Divine: 1831
- Transformers
- Trinity
- Udon
- Valiant
- Vampire
- Wesley Snipes
- Wonder Woman
Submitted by Pete on Tue, 09/27/2016 - 15:21
Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 32 - 9.20.16
It's a full house at the roundtable this week! Hannah from 8-Bit Bakeshop joins Trish, Rich, and Cheezeburger as they get ready to watch their buddy Pete eat the hottest pepper ever spat out of the Earth and scorch the innards of anyone stupid enough to ingest it: The Carolina Reaper! Yup - Pete's at it again with one of his crazy stunts! Even Ramon swings by to watch the insanity! And this episode needs all the help it can get, cause this week's comics left the Basement Crew with much to be desired.
- Agents of SHIELD
- Batman Looks Like Night Owl
- Ben Affleck
- Black Mask The Forevers
- Carolina Reaper
- Dark Horse Comics
- Doom Patrol
- Dynamite Entertainment
- Episode
- Ghost Rider
- Gotham
- Gotham Academy: Second Semester
- Grant Morrison
- Grimm
- Hadrian's Wall
- Hot Pepper Challenge
- Image Comics
- Jeff Steinberg
- Justice League
- Lucifer
- Oni Press
- Resident Alien: The Man With No Name
- The Strain: Mister Quinlan Vampire Hunter
- World's Hottest Pepper
Submitted by Pete on Tue, 09/20/2016 - 15:37
Heroic Marvel Television Lineup Unveils at New York Comic Con
Marvel Television and ReedPOP are making New York Comic Con super exciting for Marvel fans this year with a heroic lineup of action-packed exclusive panels and screenings! Read more »
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Variant Covers: How NOT To Invest In Comics
This week was the Season Finale of AGENTS OF SHIELD! To go along with the 2hr episode, Marvel dropped this rare 1:1000 variant to Civil War II #0. Thinking of investing in this rare piece of Marvel history? Think again....
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