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....spent a lot of time there for work during the mid to late 80’s, and also vacationed out there with the family (and also Hawaii and Hilton Head repeatedly) with all the airline miles from the frequent business travel.
It was the right place at the right time to enjoy that whole coastal area from Malibu to Laguna/Newport beach.
Sorry for the delayed reply. I had reached my unpaid ihub daily post limit.
Yes, it might have been Maxwells.
There was only one place that did the tie cutting thing in that area at the time.
I didn’t live in SoCal but spent a lot of time there for a few+ years for
The same tie cutting routine was done at a restaurant in Huntington Beach California area around the mid 80’s. We used to go there for lunch. My tie paid the price the first time taken there.
You’ve surely been paying your dues. I know, “and don’t call me Shirley”. Silly time TGIF
Yes it’s wolfgangs
Hope so, it would be sweet after all the years of anticipation!
Looks similar but isn’t exactly. It’s longer and like a rolled up hot thing with sauce and cheese. The shell is made of the same dough as calzones, so you’re right that it probably derived from calzones and the shape and specific inside ingredients are like those in calzones.
The best surf and turf I ever had was in a restaurant in Las Cruses New Mexico near a landmark claiming something like Jesse James was there, if I remember.
On the same trip I was taken to the Cattlemen’s steak restaurant near El Paso for their huge steak, which I had no problem consuming I was 60lbs lighter then.
Man cannot live on ramen alone!
No, it was an early monoclonal antibody startup in the Seattle area prior to 1985, that I’m pretty sure made their acquirer huge b
Luger ages their fine cuts of steak.
One of their chefs left Luger and opened a very similar and pricy steakhouse in NJ. Not aware if he is still successful in NJ and I don’t remember the name of the place.
I worked with a colleague who was from Philly, and he missed something called a panserotti more than the cheesesteaks. Very few places around the US that have panserotti on the menu. Any Philly transplants familiar?
The nwbo share price better rise a good amount to pick up the tab for a large group at Peter Lugers
My father in law tells me he had many great business meals there in the day.
I’ll take a great cheesesteak sandwich from Philly over many other “classier” entrees
It has been my firm belief that LP, LL, and perhaps LG, have been on a mission to improve the outcomes of cancer patients having been through losing a parent, as many including myself, to cancer and the quality of life impacts.
LP was wealthy before nwbo and wouldn’t need to go through all the unpleasant stuff and working understaffed to the point of compromising her health to become somewhat wealthier.
If nwbo is successful I would not begrudge her adding billions to her net worth. How many self made billionaires have achieved that level of wealth on much less noble quests.
Also, I like go big or go home. I have lost investments to managements who sold out cheap at shareholder expense as long as they were taken care of in the deal.
I think that if TLD and subsequent outcomes are very positive, LP stands to gain much more than $20M.
There are posters here that are already on paper way ahead than $20M per their postings!
Yes, of course, my bad. It’s a great tune and that lyric is memorable!
Simon & Garfunkel, nice reference!
Dum dum dum dum, dum dum dum dum (attempt at rhythm)
There may be unintended consequences in the form of greenhouse gases
Wow do you feel any pressure to not piss her off!
I’d be uncomfortable if my wife had a gun in the house given the “spirited debates” we occasionally engage in
Yes, thank you!
I posted this before, that I listened to a presentation by a doctor who treats GBM with radiation.
This doctor was asked about the headgear approach and he attributed benefit to the fields somehow slowing down the movement of GBM cells. He also attributed his success with radiation to impeding the movement of GBM cells by using the radiation to impede the paths the tumor cells would travel. The cells move from areas they already assimilated nutrients from to new more nutrient enriched areas of the brain.
This presentation was one in a series sponsored by Al (can’t remember his last name) is it Masini? The same Al that has been interested in dcvax for his GBM research sponsoring group. I’m fuzzy on this recollection so bear with a little possibly inaccurate info.
Congratulations! We also had our first child, a boy, when I was 30.
Enjoy every minute you have with him, and hopefully your wise investment in nwbo will increase nicely and help you to experience all the quality times with your children!
I remember getting all choked up when I watched him get on the school bus for his first day of elementary school. 36 years later it still seems like not many yesterday’s ago, and every catch, bike ride, little league game, concert, etc., are precious moments to share with him. Even getting peed on while changing his diaper is a priceless memory as is every time he smiles at you and laughs with joy.
God bless you and your growing family!
I’m looking forward to positive coverage of nwbo on CNBC and a Happy New Year to all, even the paid fudsters!
There are a lot worse places to be sitting outside of enjoy the good life!
Happy New Year!
Did nwbo get mentioned on CNBC?
Happy New Year and glta!
I’m still picking up nwbo shares on most trading days with dividends and loose change, and also keep moving nwbo shares from my traditional IRA to my Roth.
I have been busy with other necessary things and haven’t been reading every post, however it was good to see whosleftholdingabag post again first time in a long time.
I listened to a presentation by one of the GBM researchers who treats patients with targeted radiation. He made the comment that longer OS for GBM patients is due to slowing the tumor down by impeding the movement of the GBM cells. Yes, he pointed out that GBM tumors physically move from areas where nutrients have been depleted (consumed) by the tumor to areas that have not, and that the movement is not very slow and is sort of like how inch worms move. This neurologist stated that the fields produced by the nvcr cap somehow impede the movement of the GBM. His radiation technique similarly slows down the GBM movement by radiating the brain tissue pathways that the tumor cells would travel along (analogous to creating a moat or barrier to the cells’ movement.)
You had me going for a while (wait, is that a pun?) until the TLF FOS reference. Thanks for the humorous diversion
Wow Bright Boy, your reading of the tea leaves fits your moniker - you really are a bright boy!
I also believe that it was really smart of Linda to get more shots on goal and give the fda reason to think twice about any funny business that would put them in a bad light compared to England, Germany, and Canada, by going with a multinational trial and in effect promoting a little competition and checks and balances among the four approval agencies.
Idk but stock options awarded would make sense for merging Flaskworks into nwbo and achieving completion of phase3 with TLD (and the rest of the data too) so the conjecture seems plausible indeed.
No special consideration for Rocket J. squirrel though
K,
I also read Keytruda imho, and therefore LL is pointing to a combo that may achieve a most important first, but hey I’m not a doctor nor do I play one on TV
So I took it as Dcvax may prolong life with minimal side effects = quality of life,
But Dcvax + CI May cure
Both cases have tremendous merit in my non-expert opinion, and if born out portend value in Dcvax and nwbo.
Did I answer your question?
Remember LL’s slide said vaccine + CI = tumors killed
I think CI is checkpoint inhibitor but I might be misremembering.
When you’re here long enough, and you haven’t been through the deep so drop a lot of us have, then complain or since you’re apparently short term oriented, you can cash out your chips and play another horse.
I live and let live usually however you’re giving off some negative vibes towards the posters here, like using all caps often and quickness to complain and such.
It’s not that you’re posting doubts because we have longstanding fudsters here that we exchange with with decorum and even humor.
Maybe it’s me having a bad day in general or maybe longtime longs who have been through much worse sp movement than in a very long time.
What I remember is that the mesynchimal (sp?) subtype of GBM seems to do better with dcvax despite being the relatively worse prognosis. I think the more mixed the tumor is, the more targets for the dcvax enhanced immune response. The methylation and IHG types also factor in, if memory serves me.
Jerry I’m increasingly appreciating your ability and knowledge to cut through all the noise and point out the clear and available information such as for this filing delay, and other recent subjects of speculation. Two thumbs up!
Thanks Flip, I worked under an IP agreement for about 40 years (retired now) and attend multiple tutorials about the patent process however I do not remember anyone mentioning the 18 month interval but that was likely not among the main points the tutorials were meant to make.
Thank you very much!