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Jefferson Health NorthEast (JHNE) is the result of the Frankford Hospital System (briefly named Aria Health) transitioning from part of the Jefferson Health Network to fully integrated during a period where local hospitals such as Einstein, Kennedy, Abbington, and Lansdale all integrated with Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
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Mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, Rochdale became one of the world's great cotton producers in the Victorian era.
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Life Among the Chibok of Nigeria - PDF
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What a story! The constant struggles to raise sufficient food, to keep evil spirits at bay, to follow the customs of their ancestors, and to interact with others make life complex for this agrarian people. Readers will enjoy a detailed, inside view of how the Chibok of Nigeria have survived in a harsh land.
It is a story of a proud people who lived in and near the Chibok rocks. Warding off intruders, they were the last group in Nigeria to submit to British rule. Without the Chibok language reduced to writing, their oral history was in danger of being lost to changes brought by westernization. This compelled the author to write the story of the Chibok to preserve their history and customs, their struggles and their joys.
Uniquely qualified to tell this story, the author and his family lived among the Chibok and learned their language and customs for four and a half years. Gerald Neher was a trained agriculturalist with a B.S. degree from McPherson College and an M.S. degree from Cornell University. He also studied anthropology at Cornell University, Kansas University, and at Southern Illinois University. Lois Neher graduated from McPherson College with a B.A. in education and has taught in both the United States and Nigeria.
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Stories & profiles of compelling people impacted by all degrees of blindness and disability. Plus, Reid explores his own experiences in his unique way pairing his words with music and sound design.
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Reid My Mind Radio: At the Intersection of Black and Blind
Many would assume growing up blind in the 1950's & 60's had its challenges. What about growing up Black and Blind attending a segregated school for the blind?
In this latest Reid My Mind Radio you hear from the Executive Director of the Radio Reading Network of Maryland, Robert Lewis.
We talk about;
Attending a segregated school for the blind
How being blind saved his life
Playing music with Stevie Wonder and much more.
Plus in the special podcast edition, we include some of his personal music suggestions for those times when you just need a lift!
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TR:Happy New Year!
I know some of us are not feeling that happy in 2017 and possibly longer. I don't know like 4 years!
Well, as long as we're not six feet under or my personal favorite stuffed into an ern sitting on a mantle… we're good and we can make things happen.
We can fight…fight the power!
But first a new Gatewave piece I know you're going to like and some extra immediately following!
Hit me!
[Audio: RMMRadio Theme Music]
TR:
Meet Robert Lewis, the Executive Director of the Radio Reading Network of Maryland. With over 35 years in the business, he is more than qualified to run the network. We'll hear more on that, but it's his life experiences that are truly compelling and offer a glimpse to what it was like growing up as an African American attending a segregated school for the blind.
RL:
I went to the Maryland School for the Blind, here in Baltimore Maryland. It was a wonderful place to go to school. I started there in 1954. It was a nice school but in the very beginning there was one side for the blacks and one side for the whites. And you were not allowed to sleep on the white campus . The two races went together for school but after that we would go our separate ways the first couple of years that I was there. That's the way they had the whole setup.
Things were done to you or things were done that would not be tolerated today.
In the beginning they wouldn't buy Black kids Braille writers and things of that nature until like 50's or more like in the 60's. They started doing some things for Black kids that they didn't do before and they would do them for the white kids.
You would be surprised what we had to deal with in the 50's and 60's in a blind school.
The discrimination, limited social interactions, like at parties.
As soon as we started to dance with one of the white girls, the party was over. That party was ended!
They weren't going to have that.
Society makes people prejudice. If they had left us alone it would never had happen, but because the teachers and because of the house parents and so forth letting you know that you were black, who cared?
The students didn't care!
The Lion's Club used to come out and deal with us.
And at one time the Lion's Club did not deal with Black kids.
the discrimination lead to varying degrees of abuse.
During a school Halloween party, a member of the Lions Club was responsible for guiding Robert to his chair.
He grabbed both my arms and walked me backwards to the chair.
I'm a 6 year old kid and this is a full grown man and he was squeezing my arms as hard as he could to try and make me cry and I said to myself he's trying to hurt me but I'm not going to let him know that it hurt. So I didn't and after he got me to the chair he pushed me down with a little bit of force. That was his way of saying well I don't really like doing this or I don't like Black people and I don't like Black kids.
There was the even more abusive punishments dealt out by those charged with protecting and educating blind children.
Some of the Black kids were punished to the point that we had to stand out in the hall at night with no clothes on.
First we didn't understand it but then we realized that the person that was doing that may have had a little problem on the side.
The discrimination continued as Robert traveled outside of the state competing with the school Wrestling team. He recalls, they couldn't eat in restaurants.
We went to one restaurant and the lady said you got to eat as fast as you can so we can get you out of here before the owner comes back because if he saw we had Black people here he would fire me!
In North Carolina, it was more than getting a meal.
Guys jumped out of the car and came over and they were going to beat us
all up.
We had no idea … What is this all about? Is it because we are blind; no, it's because you're black and you're blind!
Eventually, the segregation came to an end. The children lived together.
At first the parents were very upset about it and they didn't really want it but in order for the school to get money from the state, they had to integrate the school.
Remember, Robert described the time he spent at the Maryland School for the Blind as wonderful. Discrimination and racism were just a part of his school life.
We had a lot of terrible things that we dealt with but we also had good things because we had a lot of white friends that we went to school with that would do anything in the world for us.
Maryland School for the Blind had one of the best wrestling and track teams in the country so we went all over the place.
We learned so much and we had so much fun as far as the students together.
We had a really good soul band good jazz band.
I grew up with the Beatles . I grew up with the platters. I grew up with Elvis Presley.
Some of the kids that were white, we learned their music and they learned ours.
I would come home and my sister would say here comes the little white boy!
In some sense, Robert really does straddle two identities. Not black and white, but rather black and blind.
The intersection of the two present a fully unique experience.
As a young African American growing up in Baltimore Maryland in the 1950's and 60's , Robert observed the events taking place in his neighborhood from a different perspective.
I heard one day when the police came out and they sicked the Shepard on the neighborhood and one guy named frank grabbed the dog around his neck and killed him.
You could hear in the wagon, you could hear the beating he was getting.
The wagon he refers to is the police patty wagon used to round up and transport suspects charged with criminal acts.
Robert says that the recent episodes of police brutality in cities like Baltimore aren't new.
When they would beat the kids in the wagon, you could hear the wagon going up and down. if they wanted to find out if you were telling the truth they would take a phone book and put it on top of your head and then hit it with a police stick. And there were no scars. What they would do is open the window. they'd say you can tell us what we need to know or you can jump out the window. or take the beating.
Once , the additional identity of being blind could have possibly saved his life. As a young boy traveling in the car with his family, he recalls when an officer stopped his father for speeding.
the police was giving my father a ticket and I reached out to touch his gun and the policeman stepped back and drew his gun to shoot me. My father said oh please don't shoot my son, he's blind. And the policeman said oh he's blind? So he took the bullets out of the gun and put it in my hand and let me play with it . He said, I'm not going to give you a ticket I'll let you go this time. He said, but every day for the next week I want you to buy your son an ice cream cone and every night for the rest of the week he'd come by the neighborhood and say did your father buy you an ice cream?
By no means was Robert's childhood full of violence.
residing on the school campus during the week, he returned home on weekends.
Man it was fun because I could come home and tell them what I learned as far as in school, but then I could get on the roller skates and skate up and down the sidewalk and ride my two wheel bike. My grandfather was a mechanic, I had my hands inside automobiles. My mother would take me to the five and dime store and let me buy a toy. She treated me just like she did all of her other kids. My cousin Mack Lewis had a boxing gym in Baltimore. He was a very well-known manager of boxing. He would train Larry Middleton Vincent Pettway… some of the big time boxers. I would go over to the gym and listen to the guys box. I'd go around listening to musicians. I went over to the stable and rode the horses. I could honestly say I felt just like any kid that could see because I really think I had some angels looking out for me. I really enjoyed hearing things and dealing with things that I dealt with you know in the neighborhood. Friday nights and Saturday nights was a great time because everybody had a good time. They had crab feasts. They'd walk up and down the street.
TR:{In conversation with Robert.}
So you were not at all isolated. You were definitely part of the community it sounds like.
I was part of the community, yes!
Community, in his neighborhood, school and even activities that lead to lifelong passions like music.
I got my start playing marching band music. I played Sousaphone in the band. I played the Base Drum and from there I went to a complete drum kit. Being totally blind and a drummer, drummer's completely different than other musicians. When you go and tell people you are blind and you play drums … I told one guy and he said I mean, I could see you playing the horn, but ain't no way in the world I can see you playing the drum set cause you blind. How you gonna find the drums and the cymbals. I play an 18 piece drum kit! I'm a very good drummer.
I played with 15 and 18 piece bands.
I played with Stevie before.
So we're clear, he's talking about Stevie Wonder.
He came to the Maryland School for the Blind and we played together.
Today, Robert is back on the campus of the Maryland School for the blind.
Not with the school, but rather in his job with the Maryland Radio Reading Network, a radio reading service for the blind and others with print disabilities.
I started as a board operator and I'd go to work and people would whisper and say is he blind? This is a radio reading service but they had no blind people working there. I started as a board operator and moved up the ladder and I became the Executive Director.
TR :
Some of his responsibilities?
Fundraising, directing, , setting up all the program, fire those that need to be fired or hire the people that need to be hired.
TR: {In conversation with Robert}
What would you say are the aspects of your specific experience that have either helped or make your job more challenging?
The hardest thing is proving things to people. Proving what you can do.
If I ask someone for money and they'll say to me well what do you do at the station? How do you know if you're on the air or not? Or how do you know what time it is? And after a while, all of these stupid questions just get to you but, you can't let people know they're getting to you because they really don't know. So you have to answer those questions as polite and as nice as you can do it. You have to be nice to people and after a while I wouldn't say you get tired of being nice, sometimes you get tired of the way people talk down to you
I love my job and I like what I'm doing. If I sit home retired I'll probably weigh a thousand pounds. so I'm trying to avoid that or find something else to do probably go into some music, but right now my whole job is what I do now with the radio station and part-time stereo sales.
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TR:The intersection between disability and race, gender and other identities is something I'd like to explore more.
It's now part of my own life experience and with people with disabilities being the largest minority group, it's probably an effective way to promote disability related issues.
If any of these apply to you and you have a story to share or know of someone who does, please send me an email…
ReidMyMindRadio@gmail.com.
It was a real pleasure speaking with Mr. Lewis and I hope to do so again. I can just imagine all of the other stories he could share.
In fact, there are more stories that were not included in the Gatewave piece.
Sometimes it's hard to explain the level of ignorance people display in response to blindness or disability.
Some of the stories can be entertaining, but often they're confusing. And as I like to say, you can't make sense from nonsense.
As you heard in the end of the Gatewave piece, Robert sells stereo equipment part time. After selling some equipment, he called the customer to check in with him two weeks after the sale.
He said, as long as you live please don't ever call me. I said, don't ever call you again? He said no, because I have to have eye surgery next week.
Ohhhhhh!
… and I know it's only because I bought that equipment from you.
I said to him, did it rub off?
{laughing!!!}
He said please never, NEVER, never call me again!
I said, OK!
Recently I was reminded about someone who I knew for years, who didn't say this to me but definitely treated me as if I were contagious!
And like Robert said…
I wanted to end the conversation on a positive note because we all know those haters are going to hate and ignorance is out here!
Plus it would only be right especially profiling someone who has been through all that he has and refers to his experience as wonderful. That's an optimist folks!
I asked Mr. Lewis to give me some music recommendations. I thought I'd pass them on to the podcast listeners who enjoy a variety of music.
I don't really listen to a lot of the new stuff.
If you're a gospel person I consider the older gospel like Aretha Franklin or James Cleveland to be outstanding. If you really want to get into the going back into the world and listening to oldies but goodies and things of that nature think songs like "What's to become of the broken hearted". robins had some really good stuff out. "The Masters Call" It talks about a situation that a guy got involved with and was able to find god. When I'm really down if I want to hear something nice I listen to "Palisades Park" by Freddie Boom Boom Canon which really is a very nice song to give you a little bit of upbeat or some things by gene Pitney or things like that really will help you, inspire you music wise. Just getting a boost. Even down to Leslie Gore. I don't mean songs like "It's my party" but I mean really good songs that she did that were just outstanding; "Love and spoonful". The Temptations had an unbelievable bunch of songs that really move me. I mean I love music. There's so much music that that I really really enjoy. When you look at big bands sounds. I think one of the best instrumentals that I ever heard in my life was Jimmy Smith's "Mojo". And only because no one plays an organ like Jimmy Smith. No one can move their hands and feet like he does; God bless the musician! He was unbelievable!
If you listen to that song and you listen to his right hand what he's doing with his right hand is beyond what a musician can do. I enjoy so much of the old stuff. I mean Mandrill. I like a horn section. I love tower of Power. Ray Charles' band moved media also have to put Jimi Hendrix in that line up. There's so much harmony in some of the groups that came out of England. Crosby, Still, Nash &young. To me Cold Blood has an unbelievable band. They have Lydia Pense who sings for them. Oh my God that girl can sing!
James Brown's band was fantastic. More so than his singing. His band was as tight as they come. But Ten Wheel Drive is also another tight band to listen to. And also Gail McCormick and Smith. They took the version of the Shirelle's Baby it's you. They have a horn section there that is fantastic. There's nothing like 8 or 9 horns playing together like that . Like Tower Power does… My dream someday would be to play a song with Tower of Power or Ten Wheel Drive. These guys are tight!
Now before you go to your choice of music apps and begin listening to some of these suggestions, do yourself a favor and head over to your podcast app and subscribe to Reid My Mind Radio. It's good for your mind, your body and your soul!
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Neal Ardley has challenged his players to put things right at Charlton Athletic on Saturday after expressing his disappointment with the manner of defeat to Sheffield United.
Speaking during an interview for Dons Player, Neal said it had been a tough start to the week for the players.
"We've had a look at ourselves because we were very disappointed with the Sheffield United performance," said Neal. "We thought the scoreline flattered us and that's something we do not want to be looking at. We've looked at various things, including team shape, the functioning of that shape, and the team ethic we've got. We had quite a harsh video analysis on Tuesday and we've tried to take that forward into our training and mentality.
"We don't feel we've reached the heights of last season. That is everybody's fault and everybody's problem to solve. We can only focus on us. We've had some tough games, including against Scunthorpe, Bolton and Sheffield United, but I don't think there will be any games when we are favourites. We have to get our heads around it. If we are good at being 'us' we will pick-up points and be competitive, but I don't think at the moment that is the case.
During the interview with WDON's Rob Cornell, Neal added that he has no serious injury concerns and that Saturday may come too soon to hand centre-back Chris Robertson his debut.
Neal's full update is now on Dons Player, along with an interview with Barry Fuller.


Not surprisingly, Kennard says that private equity is good for the industry because it allows publishers to focus on their core business and expand horizontally. He makes a distinction between the core business of selling advertising and "our franchise of local search." His view is that the industry's most important challenge is to figure out how to deliver our product over multiple platforms.
If that sounds familiar, how about his central theme: "The Yellow Pages' value story hasn't been told as effectively as it should be." Well, that is easier said than done, sir. He said that publishers must figure out how to compete "fanatically." Finally, he commented that "the culture of the industry needs to change," but he didn't provide any solutions to this daunting challenge either.
Of course Mr. Kennard is right, even though he sounded a little bit like he was scolding the audience. But he really didn't say anything that the 600 attendees don't already know. Sure Yellow Pages management needs to do a better job with the tools at their disposal and they need to be better prepared for the future. But what industry, or what company for that matter, doesn€™t that apply to?
Conventional wisdom is what Kennard offers. Distinctions in the strategy wording are often made to cover the perplexity in periods of quantum step changes. And the shifting user behaviour in local search is not conventional.
The omnipresent "value story" is a paradigm of sales as stories to tell. But complex sales will need solutions to provide, you are at the point. "Product" is still the analog, not "value proof" or user centricity in favour of the investing advertiser.
The new culture for the industry is not a self-fulfilling prophecy which will realise itself next autumn. Change management is the art to be learned.


I have just started using the latest version of MobGUI an am having problems. When I add an input field to a card then move to another card on a pc or mac, everything seems ok. When I test the same code on an android device, the input field is present on all cards.
I am new to this so its probably something I have done.
floating independently! above your stack as long as you do not delete them, maybe "on closecard"!
I always thoguht that this would be done by MobGUI, too?


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1). Middlesbrough Supporters Forum(MSF) was founded in February 2017 as an organisation independent of Middlesbrough Football Club(MFC) to bring together disparate but representative independent Middlesbrough Supporters groups and media platforms that promote and support the views of football supporters who follow Middlesbrough Football Club.
2). There are seven independent founder members all equal in status. These are (in no particular order), the Middlesbrough Disabled Supporters Association(MDSA), Twe12th Man, Red Faction, Middlesbrough Official Supporters Club(MOSC), Middlesbrough Supporters South(MSS), REDARMY.TV, and Fly Me To The Moon(FMTTM)
3). The main purpose of the "Forum" is to convey as accurately as possible the collective views of Middlesbrough football fans to MFC and its representatives to enhance the match day experience of all Middlesbrough Supporters, home and away or wherever they find themselves in the world.
4). MSF also aims to represent MFC's football fans to create a unified voice to debate, lobby, and act on substantive fans' issues specific to MFC and wider issues to the game of "Football" which affect all fans.
5). MSF will seek to represent the fans of MFC in wider discussions with the football authorities, broadcasters, and other football associated bodies.
6). MSF will always seek to represent and promote the views of all Middlesbrough fans regardless of nationality, age, colour, religion or creed, gender, or sexual orientation.
7). Whilst remaining independent MSF will always endeavour to work with MFC and maintain dialogue with its representatives.
1). Middlesbrough Supporters Forum meetings shall be managed by one nominated person as Chair and one nominated person as Secretary elected from the members for 12 months commencing 1st July in each year. In the absence of a Chairperson at any meeting an acting Chairperson shall be elected by the members in attendance.
2). The MSF members can co-opt additional members to the Group on an ad-hoc or temporary basis.
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This week has brought some great happenings in the world of ACLs!
(1) I came back from Banff stronger than I left, which means I vacationed properly! I'm moving like a normal human being! Walking around, making quick decisions, folding up my legs on the couch… ALMOST sleeping through the night on my side without grabbing a pillow to put between my legs.
(3) My insurance agreed to cover two more months of PT! This may not be as exciting to those if you who've had four months of physical therapy before, but Harvard Pilgrim would have cut me off this week – after 60 consecutive days per injury. I was warned they would throw up a big argument, but I got a new prescription and [aggressive] letter from my doc this week, and to the surprise of us all, they agreed to cover through May!
Outside of all that, I seem to have come home with a cold virus – the endless nose-blowing kind of cold. Thank you, airplanes and airports across the continent! (said in a Jimmy Fallon tone) And I have officially – sadly – given up my running spot for the Ragnar Cape Cod relay… mostly just because someone else wanted it, and it's not fair for me to hang on when I'm not back fully running yet. I'm still joining these great gals as Team Captain and hosting some epic slumber parties!
I'm back to the Internets now, in the good ol' U. S. of A. Though I'm sure you didn't miss me much if you've found me on Instagram at @capecodrunner or my personal/photography account @staceyhedman!
Hope you're enjoying the close of March where you live!


After three attempts at writing the site and several small IT battles the website for Demigod Games is finally here. This is the first of many milestones to come and I hope you enjoy sharing our journey in developing amazing new products as well as pushing the envelope in innovation and quality. We have exciting news to share over the coming weeks and months and look forward to showing off some new minatures very soon.
There is only one element left to upload, a picture of yours truly to the about us section. Needles to say the camera did not like me today but I will short this one out as soon as practiable. We will also be adding more features to the site as the product line develops, key along these will be a Web store and a downloads section. The are also some more ambitious plans, abet these will only be shared one I know we can deliver on them.
So in closing, welcome to the Demigod Games website. Be sure to also check out our social media presence too. More updates will be forthcoming in the near future.
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A PASSION for sport and the memory of a Cobblers legend has pulled together a Northampton family in a remarkable fund-raising bid which will take its next step forward at Towcester Racecourse on April 24.
The death of Roly Mills from Alzheimer's disease in 2010 prompted an inspirational campaign which has so far totted up £20,500 towards the cause.
Mills, who still stands 10th in the list of all time Cobblers appearance-makers, played 327 times in league and cup matches in a claret and white shirt between 1954 and 1964.
From his home at Harpole, he was renowned as a Northampton legend, continuing to serve the club on a coaching and commercial basis after hanging up his boots.
The VIP Race Day in Mills' memory at Towcester is the course's first evening card of the 2011/12 season, with the action due to get underway at 5.30pm and both companies and small parties are being urged to pay £75 per head to swell the charity's funds with all welcome.
Mills' son Gary, who already has a Wembley date booked in his busy schedule for May 12 when his York City side face Newport County in the FA Trophy Final, is among those booked in to be there along with Mills' widow Jean and former Cobblers boss Graham Carr.
Mills' granddaughter Gemma Markie, whose partner is the former Cobblers goalkeeper Chris Dunn, said: "Roly was my pap and suffered with Alzheimer's for four years before his death, and since then his family and I have pledged to raise money in his name.
"Sport was something he totally embraced. Considering we only set out to raise £10,000 when we started, he would have been chuffed and really proud that we have achieved so much.
Dalepak Ltd has already agreed to sponsor a race on the card, dedicated to Mills' memory and other local businesses could do likewise for £500, all money going to the Alzheimer's Society.
The VIP race day package at Towcester includes entrance to the Empress Suite with private balcony overlooking the racecourse, a four-course meal, afternoon tea, a race day programme and private betting facility, a magician to entertain guests and a brief by a professional tipster to offer advice on the day's action.
THE name of 'White' and Harpole roots is a regular theme in this column, but with good reason, and the keen local racing supporter enjoyed another winner this week.
Dirar's victory in the 2010 Totesport Ebor may have seemed a long time ago, but the seven year-old King's Best gelding did his best to bridge the gap by hacking up on Sunday afternoon at Downpatrick.
The Gordon Elliott-trained gelding romped to a six length success in the Toals Bookmakers Dial-A-Bet Handicap Hurdle over 2m 2f, ending a run of 10 races without success.
He will now be aimed at a hurdle race at Fairyhouse over the Easter period, before possibly taking in the Galway Hurdle in late July, a race in which he has been third for the last two years, with one run possibly in between.
Meanwhile Rylee Mooch, the Richard Guest-trained sprinter owned by members of the White family, continues to show a level of consistency. He finished fourth at Wolverhampton on Friday, despite not getting the cleanest of starts and was due to appear at Lingfield yesterday in another 5f handicap.
The band of owners would dearly love to run the Richard Guest-trained grey in the Vodafone Dash at Epsom on Derby Day, yet are conscious of the fact the four year-old by Choisir may need another year to strengthen, and still needs a hike up the handicap to get into the race.
The White-owned novice chaser Eight Is My Number is also due to re-appear in Ireland this week.
IT is not often a trip to Sixfields ends up with the chance to sit alongside a racehorse trainer with two runners at Bangor on the same afternoon, but that was my slightly surreal experience on Saturday.
Sheffield United supporter Dr Richard Newland was a guest of my own brother Graham's company Grapinelli Ltd, associate match sponsors for the 0-0 draw with Plymouth Argyle, a link which goes back to the pair's time spent together at Cambridge University.
The fact an enthusiastic pre-match table punt on Dr Newland's two Bangor runners Wake Board and War Party went astray, does not deter from the fact the handler has enjoyed considerable success with a small string over the last five years, including a winner at the Cheltenham Festival and Aintree.
"We have had 21 winners this season and our strike rate this season is around 17 per cent but the statistic we are most proud of is the one which puts us top of the trainers' table for the last couple of years for the number of winners compared to the horses in our yard," he told me during one of the frequent lulls in the action.
SPEAKING of Aintree, Kings Sutton based owner Jerry Wright is keen to run his one-time Festival winner My Way De Solzen in the Aintree Foxhunters', after the horse was successful on his seasonal debut at Garthorpe.


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E-commerce stores receive and process many product returns compared to brick-and-mortar businesses. This does not reflect the quality of the products but more on the "hit and miss" nature of online shopping. Shopping online removes the ability of a shopper to physical see, feel, hear or taste the product before they click the Buy Button.
This can lead to some misconceptions and misunderstandings on product details. Which in turn will lead shoppers requesting for a return, item change or refund on items which they bought. The reasons for requesting a return can be valid or invalid. This has been a problem by retailers long before Amazon sold its first book.
This article will summarize some of the most common reasons why a customer returns an item bought from Amazon and how sellers can avoid them.
2 When a Buyer Can Initiate an Amazon Return?
3 How to Avoid Getting Amazon Return Requests?
4 What about Amazon's Third Party Return Policy?
Below are some of the most common reasons why buyers opt to return items bought from Amazon. There are more and some are downright irrational and try to take advantage of the Amazon seller return policy, so we will just focus on these 4 most common reasons.
Buying the wrong item is very common in e-commerce because the shopper will only rely on the product descriptions, images and possibly videos. This can be challenging especially when buying clothes since you can't physically fit or try it on. An Amazon Prime shopper can be hasty when shopping knowing they have free rush delivery on even the simplest of items.
It's too small, it's too big, the color is different from the product image, and it doesn't do what it's supposed to do are just some of the reasons for buyers returning an item. A seller can only control so much to guide the purchasing decision of a shopper and sometimes a customer just simply made a mistake.
Unlike the previous reason where a shopper has partial responsibility this error is solely the seller's or merchant's fault. The ordering front is all digital but the back end process still requires manual intervention. A misread order form, packaging errors and accidentally switching item numbers are some of the human errors that can cause the delivery of wrong items.
The customer will of course demand a return or refund. But, did you know that according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), it's illegal to send items that a customer did not order. This also applies if the customer actually orders something from you but you delivered the wrong item. The FTC states that a customer has the legal right to keep any merchandise delivered that they never ordered.
READ How to Report Amazon Fake Reviews?
Shipping and delivery services can be unreliable at times. An ordered item can be damaged during delivery even if you packaged it with the best bubble wrap available.
But if the items are defective upon shipping then this is possibly an issue with the seller's inventory. Products could be damaged at the warehouse or worse – are actually that bad. There are times that a customer can mishandle the product causing it to malfunction. Unfortunately, without proof or a customer confession, this is still covered by Amazon's A to Z guarantee and is subject for a return policy.
A fraudulent practice that has become so popular that it is now an accepted term. This is when a customer will pay for an item that they only intend to use for a short time then return it to get a full refund. For example, a guest at a big wedding will order a dress, wear it during the wedding then return it the day after. "Wardrobers" will even wear clothes with the tags attached so they can legally send it back afterward. It may seem legal, but it is a type of fraud and can even be considered as a form of shoplifting.
This also applies to non-wardrobe items. For example, someone buys a large 60-inch HDTV then returns it after his or her Superbowl or World Cup party with your HDTV being the perfect "rental" to impress friends and family.
When a Buyer Can Initiate an Amazon Return?
A buyer can use the return label to send back items for free since the delivery cost is already paid by Amazon. However, the buyer should return the items following Amazon's guidelines on exchanges and returns. They should also return product(s) within 30 days after receipt to avoid being charged for both the original and exchange items. The buyer will then get a full refund if the item is damaged, defective, or was delivered an incorrect item.
When returning items bought from sellers not under the FBA program, a buyer access the Online Return Center and print out a prepaid return shipping label. This falls under the changes made by Amazon which states that items fulfilled by 3rd party sellers now also fall under Amazon's strict returns policy.
How to Avoid Getting Amazon Return Requests?
How does Amazon handle returns? In today's landscape, Amazon will always look to side with the buyers. However, to avoid the returns, here are some seller tips which you can try right now.
Since there is no physical contact before an online purchase, shoppers rely heavily on detailed product descriptions. All details, everything, must be placed on the product information so shoppers can fully understand and visualize the product. All common customer queries should be addressed with FAQs, add videos and use clear high-resolution photos from all possible angles.
READ How to Report a Seller on Amazon?
Verify also if your product matches the correct Amazon Standard Identification Number or ASIN. This is a unique 10-character alphanumeric identifier used by Amazon to organize products, goods, and services.
This is caused by an error in the backend process and should be minimized, if not eliminated. If this happens rarely, it can be due to some unfortunate mishaps or lapses. But if it is a common occurrence, then you should review your fulfillment process.
Even a few errors like this can trigger the suspension of your seller account. The seller return policy on Amazon is skewed towards customer happiness and you should take care not to cause them distress.
Have someone check all shipments and order fulfilments. These should be cross-checked with invoices, delivery tags, and packaging details before being released. This can be a lot of work especially during the holidays but should be done to improve your shipment process.
Another way to prevent return requests is to contact the buyer and offer to send the actual items for free while keeping the wrongly delivered item as a gift. This is a revenue loss but you dodge a return request which can lower your seller score. Plus, you stand to gain a very happy customer who should order again because of the great customer experience you provided.
If you get a lot of returns due to broken or damaged items, it might be time to review your packaging process. Are you taking the necessary steps to protect the items? It is actually better to be over-protective than rely on the gentle handling of your logistics company. Use sturdy corrugated boxes, double shrink wraps with bubble wraps, then fill the spaces with newspapers or with packing peanuts.
For defective items, this is an in-house problem and should be addressed immediately. Check also if your warehouse or storage facility has the proper level of moisture or temperature for your items. Sometimes a single "lemon" item can be just a 1 in a million defect that just squeezed through quality control. But sometimes it can be a sign that the entire batch is faulty. Better to "open" a few of your products to assure quality than risk having your seller account suspended.
Amazon seller returns that are actually "wardrobing" are very difficult to prevent because some customers are really good at it. These so-called experts know the limits of the rules that they can bend in order to successfully "rent" your products.
You should implement strategies to protect your business from these unscrupulous customers. You can try some simple hacks like placing tags in front of a dress to make it difficult to conceal. Place a thin layer of sticker with watermarks on TV screens to make it difficult to watch without removing it. Some sellers ask for photographs as additional reference to support return claims.
As such, people may react negatively to your efforts. In fact, this will even impact shoppers with legitimate return claims. If you think you have a "wardrobing" incident on your hand, you can ask for professional help on how to deal with the situation.
READ How to Claim Warranty on a Product Purchased from Amazon?
What about Amazon's Third Party Return Policy?
Amazon return policy for sellers was updated last October 2, 2017, and it affected merchants that are not using the Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) program. These are third party sellers who fulfill customer orders by themselves, normally these are small sellers who operate their business from home or from a small shop. These small players will be subject to the same rules as items shipped by Amazon and retailers under FBA and covered by Amazon third party return policy.
Amazon made these changes in an effort to provide the same quality of service to all their customers. Amazon treats every customer that use their platform as their own regardless of who is selling. In essence, the Amazon seller account return policy assures that the customers will get the same level of customer experience.
This means a customer who plans to return an item can now do so without even contacting the 3rd party seller. The seller won't have the opportunity to fix the problem. Once the return claim is processed by Amazon, the seller must issue refunds to buyers within 2 business days upon receiving the returned items. If not, Amazon will send the refund themselves and then charge the amount to the seller's account.
This new policy would seem beneficial to dishonest buyers like "wardrobers" but Amazon's battle cry has always been delighting their customers. From the point of view of shoppers, this is a step in the right direction.
In any business, getting paying customers is the end goal. You need to understand their needs and part of this is understanding the reasons why customers return their purchases.
But in this world, there will always be people who will look for ways to take advantage of your business. Fraudulent returns have been a problem for brick and mortar retailers and it is an even bigger problem for e-commerce retailers. Amazon has been doing their share to negate this practice and has banned shoppers that frequently return items. They do this by using an algorithm that pinpoints buyers with an uncommonly large number of returns.
These returns, even those from problem buyers, not only affect your bottom line. They have a deeper effect on your business by bringing down your seller metrics. Each returned item can impact your Return Dissatisfaction Rate (RDR) and Order Defect Rate (ODR). This will unjustifiably cause a suspension of your seller account.
Being Amazon law experts at AMZ-Expert we have read and analyzed numerous case studies of sellers. Together with our dedication to learning every aspect of Amazon's rules and regulations, we have compiled an amazing 99.9% success rate on appealing and reinstating suspended Amazon seller accounts. Contact us today if you need help with the issues regarding described above!
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We're taking a week off! Pasted below are the original show notes for our 2017 episode about Netflix's A Christmas Prince.
It's holiday time, so we dedicate the entire episode to a close reading of one of Netflix's forays into the wide world of dedicated Christmas programming: the Hallmark Christmas-style movie A Christmas Prince. Strap in for lying! Mothra! Negging! Jellied meats! Birther scandals! Romance! Tokenism! Constitutional crises! And so much more!
Techies Still Think They're Good Guys. They're Not. https://www.wired.com/story/the-other-tech-bubble/
Netflix's Creepy Tweet. http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/netflix-christmas-prince-tweet-privacy-creepy-twitter-viewing-habits-2017-a8105351.html
ION's A Christmas Cruise: https://iontelevision.com/holiday-movie/a-christmas-cruise
Hallmark Channel as a balm for 2017. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/we-cant-take-any-more-of-2017-so-weve-turned-to-the-hallmark-channel-in-desperation/2017/12/07/1ad3dab6-d6ca-11e7-b62d-d9345ced896d_story.html?utm_term=.c42173792a12
Spotify Reveals Its Users Habits in an Ad Campaign. https://www.boredpanda.com/spotify-reveals-its-users-most-embarrassing-listening-habits-on-giant-billboards/
Episode 275: Happy holidays from The Bob Newhart Show 0
Sadly they stopped making new Christmas Prince movies (BOO!) so we are celebrating the holidays with an installment of The Old Type. This time we're watching several Christmas episodes of The Bob Newhart Show, a '70s sitcom that led Andrew and Margaret to ask Kathryn "uh why are we watching this?"
Episode 274: Bull Corona 0
This week, we're checking in with how TV is handling its uncomfortable task of depicting a pandemic that requires hot actors to cover 1/2 of their face. Spoiler: they aren't doing great! We start with a long, harrowing, collective look at the opening episode of Bull and its terrifying demon CGI baby and then continue on to touch upon: Black-ish, Super Store, The Good Doctor, and a handful of other programs. Obviously, Kathryn wrote about all of this really brilliantly. She also wrote astutely about the sexual harassment Eliza Dushku experienced on the set of Bull, a subject we touched upon at the beginning of the show.
Episode 273: Good One Bad One, Go (Good Lord) Birds and The Third Day 0
All three of us definitely showed up this week having seen every minute of both of the shows we're discussing—Showtime's intriguing The Good Lord Bird, and HBO's weird-ass mystery box drama The Third Day.
The Good Lord Bird: https://www.sho.com/the-good-lord-bird
The Third Day: https://www.hbo.com/the-third-day
Episode 272: Supermarket Sweep and The Bachelorette with Craig Getting 0
Let's check in with what's happening on network TV! Specifically, let's check in with unscripted network TV: the reboot of Supermarket Sweep and this high-drama season of The Bachelorette. We've asked our beloved games corresponded Craig Getting to return so he can weigh in on the Sweep update; in a shocking turn of events, everyone gets very animated.
Episode 271: Mates Rule and Comeys Drool 0
In this episode, we discuss Andrew's Good One/Bad One pairing: AMC's Soulmates, which we all liked a little bit more than we were expecting and The Comey Rule, which was even worse than we could possibly have imagined. Along the way we discuss Sarah Snook and her acting partner, her butt, whether Andrew and Kathryn would soulmate test despite being married, whether Margaret is doing something remarkably unprofessional around minute 5, the propensity in American culture to confuse a man being tall with a man being possessed of character, just what can render one nostalgic for The Newsroom, and what Aaron Sorkin needs in order to climax sexually. IT'S A REAL ONE, Y'ALL! Enjoy!
Episode 270: Good One Bad One - The Queen's Gambit and Ratched 0
For our belated good one/bad one episode week, we pull off what is known in podcasting circles as the Queen's gambit—by watching the show The Queen's Gambit on Netflix and then talking about it! We also watched Ratched, which is obviously the bad one.
THE QUEEN'S GAMBIT: https://www.netflix.com/title/80234304
RATCHED: https://www.netflix.com/title/80213445
Episode 269: Never Have I Ever book club, the last part 0
Margaret definitely does not cry at all in this discussion of the conclusion of Never Have I Ever, a show that's really about grief and fathers who die and the kind of ripple effect that has for every member of the family. Nope! Zero crying. Also Kathryn definitely remembered to select the correct microphone, and that's why her audio sounds exactly as good as it always does.
Episode 268: The Old Type -- The Addams Family 0
On this week's episode, we introduce an important concept from Our Last Tapes: The Old Type, the official name for our periodic episodes where we open the creaky haunted vault of Ancient Television and bring forth a mummified TV corpse to examine. THIS WEEK, in honor of the SPOOKY TIMES in which we all live, we discuss The Addams Family (snap snap). Learn: what Kathryn's 6-year-old thinks of it, which joke of Andrew's makes Margaret bark with laughter while also saying "That's so dumb", and what piece of taxidermy Margaret most wishes she could have for herself. If you would like to sample some of the episodes discussed, they can be found on MGM's YouTube page and on one of those largely made-up streaming platforms that's called like Luna Network-- search on your Roku, it will know what I'm talking about. And, last but not least, please check out what the Addams family's living room looked like in color or the weird musical spoof on said family that Margaret listened to frequently as a child (start at 3:58).
Episode 267: Never Have I Ever book club part 3 0
We begin this episode by taking the opportunity to respond to one more item from the mailbag, a very thoughtful email that expands on some of our discussion from our previous conversation about the cultural context of Never Have I Ever (and notably, how ill-equipped we are to see some of it!) Then we jump back into the show, with our discussion of episodes 5, 6, and 7.
Episode 266: Some quick bites and digging in the mailbag 0
This week's episode begins with a funeral, but like, the kind of funeral where no one is surprised or sad? Then we talk about this year's off-feeling season of Bake-Off, Kathryn's latest weird dick show, and a bushel of listener questions.
RIP in peace Quibi: https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/21/21527197/quibi-streaming-service-mobile-shutting-down-end-katzenberg
GBBO on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80063224
John Explains Everything: https://www.hbo.com/how-to-with-john-wilson
Episode 265: Never Have I Ever TV Book Club, Pt. 2 0
In this lightly frankensteined episode, we discuss both a piece critical of Never Have I Ever (in a segment recorded last week), episodes 2, 3, and 4 of Never Have I Ever, and the myriad glories contained in what shall from here on out be known as The Lost Tapes (recorded just last night). And, as a bonus, we have a snippet of a song from a band to which Andrew so kindly introduced us last night.
ATV Re-run: Revisiting 80% Television and an Exceptionally Dumb Procedural 0
Thanks to a change in our recording setup last week, the episode we intended to release today (our next TV Book Club installment on episodes 2, 3, and 4 of Never Have I Ever) does not exist. INSTEAD, we are bringing you a rerun of a Golden Oldie: the team recommends their favorite shows for watching with only 80% attention and then, then. Then we dedicate ourselves to dunking on a terrible procedural you probably forgot existed: Deception, where the world's top magician uses his sophisticated understanding of SLEIGHT OF HAND to solve major crimes that inexplicably demand said expertise. We hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane and will be back with our regularly scheduled episodes next week.
Sports Night: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165961/
Justified: http://www.fxtv.com.au/justified
Elementary: https://www.cbs.com/shows/elementary/
Pitch: https://www.fox.com/pitch/
Timeless: https://www.nbc.com/timeless?nbc=1
New Girl: https://www.fox.com/new-girl/
Terriers: https://tv.avclub.com/terriers-perfect-one-season-run-defied-description-ma-1798246162
Deception: http://abc.go.com/shows/deception
Episode 264: The Pandemmys 0
The quarantine Emmys were ... good?? We are as shocked as the next person, but we spend most of this episode discussing what made the socially distanced pandemic awards version of the Emmys so much more compelling than the regular version. Afterwards, we turn to a brief conversation about the role of seasonality in TV plotting, which is mostly an excuse for Margaret to mourn about the cancellation of Stumptown. Stumptown! Why were you taken from us!
Episode 263: Objectivity in criticism doesn't exist, and Never Have I Ever TV Book Club 0
We answer some questions from our vaunted Tumblr ask box, which Margaret swears she won't get upset about but then she totally does. It leads to a discussion of how important objectivity is to reviews and whether it exists at all (hint: it isn't and it doesn't). Then, we talk about the first episode of Netflix's Never Have I Ever, a teen comedy that is definitely narrated by tennis legend John McEnroe.
Ask Us Questions On Tumblr, You Cowards: https://atvpodcast.com/ask
Never Have I Ever: https://www.netflix.com/title/80179190
John McEnroe Gets Mad, This Is Just One Of The Times When This Happens, Also When Are We Getting A Movie Where Matthew Rhys Plays John McEnroe, I'm Just Saying, No That Shia LeBeouf Movie Doesn't Count: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ransFQVzf6c&t=4s
Episode 262: Bad One..... Good One??????, Fall 2020 0
This week we have: sad dirgeses about two recently announced cancellations, bad one picks from the fall TV lineup in which we have the deepest confidence, good one picks about which we're.... like..... IDK.... maybe!!!??!?! about, more uncertain squeaky uptalk than you can shake a stick at, and a full minute of Margaret explaining a driving game called cows that anyone other than Margaret would surely have trimmed out of the episode, but it's too late for you hos as neither responsible host was here to intervene. Links of pertinence:
Venture Bros. cancellation
High Fidelity's cancellation, Alison Herman's thoughtful observations on the shortening lifespans of streaming TV shows, and the creators' interview about where they intended to take Season 2.
Kathryn's Bad One
Margaret's Bad One
Andrew's Bad One
Margaret's Good One
Andrew's ... goood one???????
and Kathryn's Good.... one?
And!! Our new TV Book Club: Netflix's Never Have I Ever, watch the pilot for next week!
And, last but never least, please enjoy John Brown's portrait from the National Portrait Gallery, one of Margaret's very favorite works of art.
Episode 261: Escape to Gilligan's Island 0
Inspired by the absurd, impossible inescapability of 2020, we decide to take a trip to TV past. A fateful trip. A three hour tour, if you will. (Okay fine, this episode isn't quite that long.)
First we have a chat about our own personal histories with Nick at Nite, and then turn to the bizarre phenomenon of Gilligan's Island. At one point, the fact that the castaways are able to bake a pie renders Kathryn speechless for over a minute.
Episode 260: The WFH VMAs and Lovecraft Country 0
This week, we talk about the bizarre experience of watching a COVID-era awards show (in this case, the VMAs), and then we talk about the first episode of HBO's Lovecraft Country. It's a horror show that is surprisingly tolerable for people who don't normally like horror! And it's an interesting way to deal with the fact that HP Lovecraft's work is both foundational to the sci-fi genre AND written by a deeply racist dude.
Kathryn on the uncanny valley VMAs: https://www.vulture.com/2020/08/vmas-2020-took-place-nowhere.html
Lovecraft Country on HBO: https://www.hbo.com/lovecraft-country
Episode 259: Lower (NOT Below) Decks and Fall TV 0
On this week's episode we discuss CBS All Access's most recent addition to its Star Trek universe of shows, Lower Decks, which is different from the Bravo reality TV show BELOW Deck contrary to... one of your hosts' expectations-- bet you can't guess which!! HOWEVER, according to Kathryn, the two have more similarities than you might expect! THEN we branch off into an omnibus of Fall TV we're anticipating and at least one show Andrew would like to leave at the bottom of the Marianas Trench. In said omnibus, we discuss the following:
Fargo, S4
The Next Marajuana Millionaire
The Bachelorette, which has been subject to Some Shenanigans!!! this upcoming season
The Crown, S4
City So Real
PEN15. S2
Leslie Jones's Supermarket Sweep (and our aspiration to be the first ever three person team on said show)
The Bridgertons
Episode 258: Fast topics and a very important TV v TV 0
It's a round robin of short topics this week, including Harley Quinn, why is Louis CK back, the joys of watching Perry Mason get fucked into the crevice between a bed and the wall, and whether Lovecraft Country is too scary for wimps.
Then, Andrew and Kathryn go head to head in the important debate of our time: are the title credits of Babylon Berlin actually a DVD menu screen?
Episode 257: Corona TV Sports and Supermarket Sweep (w/ Craig Getting) 0
Friend of the show Craig Getting joins us this week to explain what the deal is with televised sports in this time when, really, no one ought to be playing any kind of sports at all. Then, in anticipation of the Supermarket Sweep reboot, we talk about some of the episodes of the old show that went up on Netflix not that long ago.
This is just how sports audiences look now: https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/26/21339029/virtual-baseball-mlb-nba-fox-sports-coronavirus
Supermarket Sweep on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81289176
Episode 256: Apparently we're still doing the Emmys? 0
We're surprised too, but yes, apparently television is still doing the Emmy awards this year! Not even a global pandemic can keep Jimmy Kimmel from telling us about how important television is, before then making a few lame jokes and leaving.
Anyhow, in this episode we discuss our reaction to the 2020 Emmy nominations, but first we have a long chat about the state of television production five months into shutdown. Turns out the picture is pretty bright ... for New Zealand.
Episode 255: Tuca & Bertie Book Club, Pt. 3 0
In today's episode, we discuss the last three episodes of Season One of Tuca & Bertie, a show we all love the name of which Margaret can even occasionally pronounce correctly. In the process, we also discuss:
Margaret's improbable employment as a semi-professional pronunciation advisor
Fauci/Verdon
Mall stores we'd name after which we would name our children
Future Bones Zone guest Josh Gondelman's great essay "An Ode to Speckle, a (Bird)Man for Our Times"
And you can hear Margaret learn, in real time, what TCBY stands for
All told, a splendid episode anyone would enjoy.
Episode 254: The Bold Type's season 4 stumbles and calling The Baby-Sitters Club (w/ Cate Young) 0
This week, film and culture critic Cate Young (@battymamzelle) joins us for a discussion of The Bold Type's uneven 4th season, and why we keep watching it anyway. Then, we dial up Netflix's The Baby-Sitters Club, just to remind ourselves what it was like six months ago when we could actually get childcare.
Cate Young on Twitter: https://twitter.com/battymamzelle
The Bold Type on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/series/the-bold-type-45c40273-0742-4324-af23-db4a484b3af3
BSC on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81005407
More from Kathryn on BSC: https://www.vulture.com/article/the-baby-sitters-club-netflix-adaptation-review.html
Episode 253: Voices in animation and Tuca and Bertie book club pt. III 0
We kick things off this week by talking about shows like Central Park and The Simpsons, which have announced a few significant casting changes in response to the Black Lives Matter movement. Then it's Tuca and Bertie book club time! Guess what? This show still fucking rules.


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Battlefield (1952-1953)
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Creepy Comics
Creepy Comics Volume 1 gathers all of the new material from the first two years of Dark Horse's celebrated new Creepy series and collects it into one gargantuan book! This 184-page monstrosity features a spellbinding assortment of gory stories about all your favorite terror-inducing topics, including cannibals, lurking demons, werewolves, zombies, and psychotic murderers, illustrated in glorious b
DC Holiday Special
Celebrate the holiday season with your favorite DC Universe heroes in this over-sized special! From Gotham City to the deep seas, these 10 super-stories from a bundle of top creators spread the spirit of the season!
The EC Comics Library
From 1950 until 1955 (when they fell victim to the newly-created Comics Code), EC Comics revolutionized American comics with their provocative, literate, and visually stunning horror, crime, war, SF, and humor anthologies (including Tales from the Crypt and MAD). Frequently reprinted in archival, fan-oriented packages, this work has never been collected in accessible, general-readership-friendly f
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Straight from Hell, it's a dose of classic Hellraiser horror ripped from the pages of Marvel Comics' Hellraiser series - shipping twice this month! Re-presenting, in the mode of Doctor Who Classics, never-before-reprinted tales from some of comicdom's premiere talents! Kicking things off with one of the greatest horror artists ever: 'The Warm Red' features the work of the one-and-only Bernie Wrigh
Hellstrom: Evil Origins
Collects Ghost Rider (1973) #1-2; Marvel Spotlight (1971) #12-13, 24; Son of Satan (1976) #8; Defenders (1972) #92, 120-121. From hell he came! Exorcist Daimon Hellstrom has a secret: By night, he is the Son of Satan! Golden trident in hand and pentagram on his chest, Hellstrom is out to confront his evil father — but will he make the scene in time to save Johnny Blaze, the flaming-skulled Gh
House of Mystery (1951-1983)
Welcome to the House of Mystery, where your hosts presents some of the most terrifying tales and scary stories in anthology format, featuring countless creatures of the night including, vampires, werewolves, monsters, and more!
Immortal Iron Fist (2006-2009)
Two words, punks...BATTLE ROYALE! All the losers in the tournament in the Heart of Heaven get a chance to redeem themselves and obtain the ultimate victory...Danny Rand included! But if Danny couldn't win mano a mano, what hope does he have in a no-holds-barred kung-fu free-for-all of violence and carnage? And meanwhile, on Earth, the sinister Xao launches an attack almost a century in the making,
Jonah Hex (2006-2011)
Saddle up and ride shotgun with the original bad man of the Wild West during a greedy and lawless age. Jonah Hex pursues a special brand of justice throughout these stories...each one stands alone! Start anywhere--you might find thievery, bounty hunters, or murder. You'll definitely find a good read.
Journey Into Mystery (1952-1966)
Collects Journey Into Mystery #1-10. The MARVEL MASTERWORKS are taking a macabre JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY! It's a ten-issue fright fest from the pre-Code days when the scare reigned supreme, and the only thing more horrific than not having a dime in your pocket were the stories inside! Featuring artwork by a collection of the Atlas Era's finest, you'll be wowed by the gruesome turns of future Marve
JSA Returns (1999)
Return with us to the turning point of the 20th century, World War II, when fascist oppression threatened the globe and the cause of liberty was championed by the original, greatest super-team - the Justice Society of America! In the war's final days, a group of seven spies attempts to summon an arcane being that may ensure victory for the faltering Axis Powers.
Lorna, The Jungle Girl (1954-1957)
Lorna must determine why the creatures in her domain have become unruly! A hunting party might be to blame!
MAD started in 1952 as a 10-cent comic book spoofing other comics. Written by editor Harvey Kurtzman and featuring the artwork of such legendary illustrators as Jack Davis, Will Elder, Wally Wood , Basil Wolverton, Bernie Krigstein and John Severin, MAD transformed humor in comics and inspired generations of artists and comedy writers. Now for the first time, the 23 issues that comprise MAD comics
Marvel Boy (1950-1951)
An alien from Uranus sends his son, who was born on Earth but fled from Nazis, back to his birthplace amongst humanity! A Uranian becomes an Earthling once again. Thus begins the tale of Marvel Boy!
Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes
Collects Marvel Boy #1-2, Astonishing #3-6 and Young Men #24-28. As the '50s dawned and the Atlas Era was born, the day of the Nazi-stomping super hero had passed, and in its place came a new style of hero reflective of the changing times. Heroes born of bizarre atomic science that battled otherworldly alien menaces, and patriotic poster boys that battled back the Communist hordes. Marvel Boy:
Menace (1953-1954)
Read maddening tales of Menace, featuring terrors of the supernatural, science gone awry and more!
Mister Miracle (1971-1978)
Elite soldier Scott Free escapes Apokolips and comes to Earth, where he assumes the role of Mister Miracle. Inspired by the real-world exploits of Jim Steranko, who was a magician and escape artist prior to his career in comics, Mister Miracle was created by the great Jack Kirby for his epic Fourth World saga.
Power Pack (1984-1991)
The Power siblings - Alexander, Julie, Jack, and Katherine are rescued by a Whitemane creature from the evil Snarks who kidnapped their parents! The Power Pack is born!
Showcase (1956-1978)
Test pilot Hal Jordan traces a downed aircraft to the Southwest desert, where he finds the dying Abin Sur, one of the Green Lantern Corps, whose ring chooses Hal to be Earth's new Green Lantern!
Son of Satan (1975-1977)
Daimon Hellstrom's home has been defaced by none other than his father Satan, along with his demons!
Starman (1994-2001)
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Strange Tales (1951-1968)
Read tales of Marvel's most macabre heroes including Doctor Strange as well as some of its grittiest heroes like super-spy Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Strikeforce: Morituri (1986-1989)
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Suicide Squad (2001-2002)
Spinning out of "Our Worlds at War" comes the return of the DC Universe's deadliest team! When former members of the Injustice Gang are given a chance for freedom, they're jumping at the chance to sign up for the newest incarnation of the Suicide Squad!
Tales of Suspense (1959-1968)
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Tom Strong
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Vampirella (Magazine 1969-1983)
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Vampirella Archives
In September 1969, Vampirella #1 debuted with a stunning cover by the legendary Frank Frazetta -- and quickly made publishing history! The writers and artists that contributed during the magazine's original run included Jose Gonzales, Archie Goodwin, Doug Moench, Bernie Wrightson, Barry Windsor Smith, Estaban Maroto, Frank Brunner, Mike Ploog, Ruby Nebres, Richard Corben, Wally Wood, and many more


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