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Enter the world of DRAGON WARRIOR MONSTERS on Game Boy Color. You're a young Monster Master in search of your missing sister in this RPG adventure. In order to gain the cooperation of the King, you must become the greatest Monster Master in the world by collecting, training, and breeding over 200 monsters. Your whole family is depending on you to find your sister and bring her home safely in DRAGON WARRIOR MONSTERS.
Dragon Warrior Monsters is a Role-Playing/First-Person RPG video game for Game Boy published by Eidos Interactive on January 1, 1999. It's rated Everyone by the ESRB and 5 of our users have voted it 5.0 out of 5 stars.
Our newest cheats for Dragon Warrior Monsters were added February 17, 2010.
Breed a Pheonix and any Dragon.
Breed two DragonKids to get the dragon.
Breed skydragon and madknight with skydragon as the pedigree.
Beat the boss at the travelers gate of anger. Then there'll be an earthquake thing that makes the tree shake. Go to the farm and to where the Mad Knight was trying to jump the hole. Now you can get through to the travelers gate there.
To get Grizzly breed Demonite and Catfly with demonite as the pedigree. (Note: This monster is very strong.)
Go to the farm and look for the skydragon flying. Go under it after you spotted it then stay there until it fly`s over you. Then it will drop an egg, and in that egg is the skydragon. Go to the egg hatcher and hatch it and there is your skydragon.
Have a friend make a monster that you want to be very strong, but make sure your friend doesn't train it or give it any experience or seeds. Then enter a battle with your friend and have him/her submitt the lv.1 with no experience as a prize. Have your friend purposely lose the battle so you get the lv.1 monster, but the gameboy will mistake the lv.1 monster for a monster that can do a minimum of 800 damage in one blow! I am sure this code works, because I currently have 2 of these super monsters.
Find a friend to VS in VS mode. Submit a prize you want to double. Then lose purposly when game says Terry gave up whatever monster you chose shut your game off. You and your friend should both have whatever monster you chose. (note:This will only work if you have beaten B class in the starry night tournament.)
If You Breed A Servent With A Andreal To Get A Dracolord
Pedigree Other Baby Servant Andrel/Greatdrak* Dracolord Dracolord1 Divingon Dracolord2 Whiteking Metalking Hargon Jamirus Rosevine Sidoh Hargon Orochi Baramos Dracolord* Sidoh Zoma Durran Divingon Pizzaaro Pizzaro KingLeo Esterk
To bring out a monsters best skills you should.... 1. Capture 2 monsters that have never been breed, and have the skills you want. Preferably a male and female which you will breed when they get the right skills. 2. Bring those monsters with you on your journey to a travlers gate with stronger monsters. Also bring lots of lovewaters, meat treats, and anything else thats useful (like warpwings, and warp staffs.) 3. Prolong battles with 2 or 3 monsters in it and give meat treats to the monsters you want to level up and learn skills. 4. When the monsters get the skills you want them to learn (you might have to get them to there max level) breed them. You'll have to get the new monsters up to the right level so it'll have all the skill you wanted. 5. Remember, a monsters can't learn a skill it's parents did not. If 2 monsters are breed and only learn heal, than the baby can only learn heal.
Breed DeathMore2 with Mudou. DeathMore2 is the pedigree.
Breed Deathmore3 with Watabou. Deathmore3 is the pedigree.
Rescue the Princess before you fight Dracolord. Take her with you to the final battle and the Dracolord will ask for her. You now have the choice of answering "yes" or "no."
When in the Labyrinth go Up, Up, Up, Left, Down, Down, and then Left. You meet Darkhorn, the monster master for that level. The treasure and the Warbou doll are fake, forget about trying to get them it is impossible.
To get a Gophecada go to the breeding area, breed a Madcat and a Giant Slug together and you will get a Gophecada egg. When he asks if you want to hatch it say "yes," and pay a certain amount of money.
You must breed a Servant and a Great Drak. Servant MUST be the pedigree.
To get a Landowl breed a Bullbird with a monster from the Beast family. With the Bullbird as the pedigree.
To get Orchi all you have to do is breed a monster from the Dragon family, with a Draco Lord. The Dragon has to be the pedigree.
Get this extreamly powerful monster bye breeding dracolord as the predigree and watabou
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Which Admirals players made Nashville's opening day roster?
Nashville recently put out its 23-man roster for Saturday night's game, and as of now, Victor Bartley is one of the eight defensemen.
Chris Mueller is not on that roster and will join Milwaukee for its game at Abbotsford Saturday.
The thought was Bartley would also rejoin the Admirals, especially since he did not practice with the Predators this morning.
According to Nashville reporters, Preds head coach Barry Trotz said Bartley had elbow issues and that is the reason he missed practice.
There still is a chance he could join the team in Canada this weekend, however.
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Projecting the Twins Starting Pitching Upgrade in 2014
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The polar vortex seems to have abated but Im still left cold when I think about the Twins winning only 66 games last year, pairing a frozen offense with a starting rotation that compiled an ERA so far north of 5.00 that Robert Peary should have led an expedition to it. In an effort to warm their fans waning interest, Minnesota uncharacteristically spent a real chunk of money in the off season (okay, it was the additional MLB TV money chunk) to acquire free agents Ricky Nolasco and Phil Hughes and re-sign Mike Pelfrey.
My question is: What does that additional chunk of MLB TV money get us?
To answer it, I attempted to quantify the changes to the starting pitching staff into runs allowed and then plug the new totals into the Pythagorean calculator the elegant Bill James equation that estimates winning percentage based on runs scored and runs allowed.
The Twins scored 614 runs and gave up 788 on their way to those 66 wins last year. The Pythagorean calculation with those numbers looks like this:
(614 ^ 1.83)/((614 ^ 1.83) + (788 ^ 1.83))
The final result from above produces a winning percentage of .388 which would translate to 62.8 wins in a 162 game season. In the Pythagorean view, this means the Twins won a couple more games than expected given the respective run totals.
How to quantify the change in runs? This is by no means detailed or precise. More of a ballpark estimate, if you will. I looked at the career averages per 162 innings for our new pitchers and assumed those as somewhat rough and slightly optimistic estimates for 2014 even though I expect Nolasco to have a bit of a fall-off from his averages pitching in the A.L. His averages were 202 innings and 106 runs allowed so thats what I took. Hughes has averaged 169 innings and 91 runs, Pelfrey 198 innings and 105 runs, Correia 167 innings and 88 runs. The remaining innings to be pitched by starters in 2014 I estimated based on the average performance of the holdovers from last year such as Diamond, Deduno, and Gibson removing the numbers from the likes of Hendricks, Worley, Albers, and De Vries. I assume this collective remaining group fills out the rest of the starts with an ERA close to 5.00.
The result of all this is that I expect the starting pitchers to pitch an additional 75 innings compared to last year and to give up around 40 fewer runs. (42, actually, with an ERA around 4.8) If we assume the relief corps pitches to the same standards as last year, with 75 fewer innings worked, theyll give up about 30 fewer runs. (30.5) My net result is a reduction of 73 runs allowed.
If we run the Pythagorean equation again with the new runs allowed,
(614 ^ 1.83)/((614 ^ 1.83) + (715 ^ 1.83))
The Twins winning percentage improves to .431 which is a 70-win season or about 7 wins more than the Pythagorean estimate with the actual numbers. This is with the assumption of the same dilapidated offense as last year. It will take about 50 more runs scored to get to 75 wins. Is that in the realm of possibility? Stay tuned.


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Singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles isn't a textbook name to many school counselors the way Sigmund Freud or Carl Jung is. But the words of her current single, "Brave," resonate with students far more than those of theorists from decades past:
"Your history of silence/Won't do you any good/Did you think it would?" Bareilles sings. "Let your words be anything but empty/Why don't you tell them the truth?"
Beneath its anthemic melody and heartfelt delivery, Bareilles' "Brave" echoes a truth every school counselor sees played out in myriad ways each school day. Whether it's concerns about coming out or the news of unexpected pregnancy, grief over the death of a loved one or anxiety about not measuring up to everyone's expectations, young people cope with a heavy emotional load even before they enter homeroom.
Add to it a world where classroom fights make YouTube within minutes, Facebook and Twitter become tools for bullying and attention deficits seem to be a modern norm, and today's school environments can be where students can easily consider silence their best friend.
Counselors are trained to help students find their own ways to consider, challenge, even break the silence. But we can't do it alone. Thankfully, the authors of a bill in the N.C. Senate realize this.
Senate Bill 589, also known as the 2013 School Safety Act, recognizes that school safety must go beyond just an increase in school resource officers. The bill, whose primary sponsor is Sen. Josh Stein, a Raleigh Democrat, would provide $10 million over two fiscal years for local school districts to use for additional school psychologists, counselors and social workers.
Such a boost could go a long way toward reducing the high student-to-counselor ratios that make it a challenge to help our youth. (The American School Counselor Association recommends a student-to-counselor ratio of 250 to 1. My caseload is 435 to 1. Most elementary and middle school counselors have ratios far higher.)
The bill also amends the General Statutes to spell out roles for school counselors long recommended by professional organizations such as the American School Counselor Association, including a proviso that counselors spend at least 80 percent of their time providing direct services to students. That time explicitly would exclude the coordination of standardized testing, a time-sapping role that prevents many counselors from attending to students' academic, personal and career concerns.
The bill, which passed first reading, has been referred to the Senate education committee. A similar bill in the House advanced, but both the funding for additional counselors and the language addressing counselor responsibilities were cut beforehand. Some legislators have expressed concerns about the costs of such appropriations.
In tough economic times, it's easy to understand such concerns. Still, in the wake of rising concerns over school safety, groups such as the National Rifle Association called for a greater focus on mental health. If legislators of all political affiliations are willing to put public money behind their words, school mental health specialists may be able to make some headway in addressing the needs of a challenging population.
As counselors look for legislative help, Bareilles' chorus can't help but echo in our ears: "Say what you want to say/And let the words fall out, honestly/I want to see you be brave."
Chuck Small, a former News & Observer editor, is a counselor at Enloe High School in Raleigh.


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How I first learned about Fletcher: I first learned about Fletcher during my orientation at Juilliard when the school's president, Joseph Polisi, a Fletcher alumnus from the MA program, was telling us about his education and background. Later, I gained more information about Fletcher when I received a Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship from Juilliard. In the consortium of sixty-nine institutions, Fletcher was the first to receive the endowment for Young Leaders Fellowships from The Tokyo Foundation. Ever since then I was hooked.
On the thesis: I've always wanted to examine the role of the arts in international affairs and write about my findings. The thesis requirement at Fletcher challenges me to narrow my topic and to come up with reasoned arguments that can be a meaningful addition to the literature already out there. Furthermore, Fletcher encourages us to write a thesis that informs our practice in the field. For me, theory meets practice here.
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MANKATO — Reducing domestic violence is a complicated, ongoing goal toward which this 12-hour vigil can only hope to make incremental progress.
But it has more limited goals, too.
"We don't want (the killing) to go off-radar," said Denise Billington-Just, who organized the third-annual vigil for Svetlana Munt and other victims of domestic violence.
It has been 1,092 days, including Saturday, since Munt was killed by her husband, Joel, in front of their three children in Rasmussen Woods. Joel Munt was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison.
Events like these can also send a message to abusers, said Emma Kind, Blue Earth County program coordinator for the Committee Against Domestic Abuse, or CADA.
"All of a sudden, people do realize this happens, and they care," she said.
She also counseled attendees to listen to victims of domestic violence without telling them what to do. Friends and family will often tell a victim to simply leave an abusive partner, but this sort of advice can be unhelpful, Kind said.
"They're used to someone telling them what to do. That's what the abuser does."
The vigil is also an opportunity for Minnesota State University students to get real-world service experience. The university's Office of Community Engagement, at which Billington-Just is an assistant director, helped organize this event and lines up volunteering opportunities for students.
Students Ty Christopherson, Aaron Thomason or Dillon Petrowitz didn't live in Mankato on March 28, 2010, but they still joined about 40 other students to spend most or all of their night in the park and Elks Nature Center.
Even after the sun came up, it was a chilly morning, especially when compared to last March. Saturday's high temperature of 34 was 18 degrees colder than the low temperature on the morning of the vigil last year.
As Thomason sees it, awareness-raising events like these are part of a way to keep typically hidden social problems in the public eye.
These three students are part of a leadership group that reads to children, rakes lawns and prepares meals using leftover restaurant ingredients, among other activities.
Two Mankato police officers who responded to the call that day were there, as well, to give their support.


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Extra Special People (ESP) is always spinning its wheels for better ways to serve kids with disabilities, and soon, everyday members of the community can too.
On Oct. 23, the Oconee-based nonprofit will take part in the sixth annual Spin for Kids charity bike ride benefiting Camp Twin Lakes and its camp partners, according to a news release.
Adult bikers are invited to participate in the 5-, 27-, 47-, 62- and 100-mile road bike rides embarking from Camp Twin Lakes in Rutledge. Riders would agree to a $35 registration fee plus pledge to raise at least $100.
Younger riders are also encouraged to participate. Those 17-years-old and younger pay a $15 registration fee. There is no fundraising requirement for youth riders, the news release noted.
The annual bike ride helps fund summer programs at Camp Twin Lakes, which in turn serves more than 45 camp groups each year, including ESP. Each year, ESP holds a seven-week summer camp, the last week of which is spent at Camp Twin Lakes. Campers have the opportunity to build confidence and social skills away from home.
Fundraising allows the camp to subsidize 80 percent of costs for each camper, with camp partners like ESP covering the remaining 20 percent. Participants in the Oct. 23 bike ride can choose to direct their donations to Camp Twin Likes in general or to ESP specifically by joining the ESP team.
Join the Camp ESP team by registering at spinforkids.org or contacting Kathleen Miller at firstname.lastname@example.com. Registration is available the day of the ride, but participants should allow extra time for day-of registration.


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To reflect lower wholesale natural gas prices, Missouri Gas Energy customers will see natural gas rates decrease under a filing that takes effect on April 1.
MGE residential customers currently pay approximately 60 cents per hundred cubic feet of natural gas. That drops to 56 cents, under an agreement recently approved by the Missouri Public Service Commission. MGE said it would save its average customer about $32 per year.
Approximately 65 to 75 percent of a customer's natural gas bill reflects the cost of natural gas from wholesale suppliers. The wholesale cost of natural gas (the cost your local natural gas company must pay to its suppliers for natural gas) is not regulated by the PSC.
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Skyrim + indie games
Hi Max and Tara
First of all my house mate and I have watch for over a year now. Loved most of what you say.
But come on Skyrim this and Skyrim that. Skyrim still does not work right. Just yesterday my house mate Erica was playing on the PS3 and it crashed opening her inventory. They just never will fix it. $150.00 shot to hell.
Next how about you look at indiegogo.com/ils and see what both of you think of this. Just something we are working on.
take care
Michelle Brodeur
P.S. a show about indie games and not just from large companies or people who have been programming for years but new programmers would be great.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
I knew I was in trouble when the sign said welcome to Breathitt County. No offense to Breathitt County, it just wasn't my destination. I was seeking Owsley County.
For the second time since I began this gypsy life for the Sentinel-Echo, my GPS lied to me. It looked me straight in the eyes and told me to drive through Booneville. I knew better, but having never been to Booneville, Vincent, or the greater Whoopflarea metropolitan area, I pressed on.
I passed the Sav-U-More, a Rocky Mountain horse farm, and the last house on the left. I passed anything that had a light turned on. The GPS said 5 more miles, so I kept driving. I passed boys playing basketball in the road, in the rain. I drove to where the only other vehicles were four wheelers wound so tight they sounded like they were screaming.
Then I saw the sign that said welcome to Breathitt County. Well I wasn't going to stop now. GPS said two more miles, so two more miles it was. I was like Columbus looking for a new trade route to China and finding the Caribbean. I was determined. When the GPS finally said, "You have reached your destination," I was in the middle of a deserted road looking at a picture on the GPS of the same deserted road.
Yep, that's where I was. Not where I wanted to be. I took a moment to return the 64 ounces of water I drank on this trip back to the ocean from whence it came. (Let the record show, my oldest daughter told me to remove the previous sentence).
I backtracked past the four wheelers, boys playing basketball in the road, and stopped at a gas station just before the Sav-U-More. I didn't know who to talk to because none of the five people sitting there showed any sign of working. I asked how to get to Owsley County High School. I haven't seen people laugh like that since Hee Haw went off the air. Apparently I wasn't the first person to ask. You could have watched the game from where I stood it was so close to the gym.
As I walked in, the National Anthem was playing and no one knew I had been so lost. I guess now they do. Other highlights of my first trip to Booneville include:
How curvy was the road? I actually saw the car in front of me drive next to me on a switchback curve.
I was part of a 10-car parade leaving Booneville. If that first car had plunged off the cliff, I'm pretty sure we all would.
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On October 1st, following the failed sale of Finavera Wind Energy's (TSX-V:FVR, OTC:FNVRF) 77 MW Wildmare Wind Energy Project to Innergex Renewable Energy Inc (TSX:INE, OTC: INGXF), Finavera announced that it was in talks with three potential bidders and would review all offers for the company. Finavera did not have much choice in the matter: the proceeds of the Wildmare sale had been needed to repay an overdue note to GE.
While Finavera talked about its plans as a "Corporate Transaction," most investors (including me) assumed the process would conclude with a sale of the company. The stock promptly shot up approximately 70% from the 20-25 cent range where it had been trading to the 35-40 cent range in anticipation of a sale.
Market Reaction
As it happened, after reviewing the offers, Finavera decided to accept a financing deal and project purchase agreement from Pattern Renewable Energy Holdings Canada. According to Finavera CEO Jason Bak in an interview, what sealed the deal was Pattern's willingness to refinance the GE note immediately, and provide financing at 10% for project development going forward once shareholders approve the deal. While there were offers for outright purchase of the company on the table, none of the bidders would have been able to perform as quickly as Pattern and satisfy GE. As a result, Finavera's board, which contains four of the company's ten largest shareholders and collectively owns 35% of the company's stock, chose to sign the deal with Pattern.
Since many investors had been anticipating an outright sale, the announcement of the deal sent some scurrying for the exit. Thin trading over the holidays compounded the problem, and Finavera's stock plummeted from near $0.40, where it had been trading before the announcement, to the low 20 cent range, which created a tremendous buying opportunity. I personally nearly doubled my holdings on Thursday and Friday.
While the Pattern deal does not provide immediate liquidity for shareholders, it does make the company much easier to value. Over the last year, investors' biggest concern about Finavera has been the lack of financing, a problem which the Pattern deal will solve. In addition, the deal sets a price for Finavera's project portfolio in British Colombia, to be paid when the projects reach financial close (i.e. all permits are in place and the project is ready for construction.) Bak estimates that this will be achieved for the more advanced projects in 2013, and the later projects in 2014.
Hence, Finavera should receive approximately C$40 million for its projects from Pattern before the end of 2014, in addition to C$9.3 million for reaching financial close on its Cloosh wind farm in Ireland in 2013. Offsetting this against Finavera's existing liabilities of C$18.3 million (about C$2-3 million of which Bak says are likely to be renegotiated) we have a net cash value of Finavera at the end of 2014 of about $30 million. This assumes that the renegotiated liabilities and the residual value of Finavera's 10% stake in the Cloosh project mostly cover ongoing development costs. With roughly 40 million diluted shares outstanding, that places the value of a Finavera share at roughly C$0.75 at the end of 2014.
Some allowance needs to be made for the time value of money, as well as the possibility that site development will not go as smoothly as Bak expects. If we use a 50% discount to cover that risk, we still arrive at a value of C$0.375 per share., or 67% more than the current price of C$0.225. I expect Finavera to quickly rebound to at least the C$0.30 range over the next few days or weeks, as liquidity returns to the market, and investors revalue the stock based on the agreement with Pattern.
Disclosure: Long FVR
Tom, thanks for looking into this situation. However, I'm still disappointed. I'm fine with everything that you mentioned in the article, but what worries me is that we have a company that has no pipeline? How much does it cost and how difficult is it to obtain and build wind farms?? Did you ask Bak about his plans in regards to the pipeline? I was really hoping that Bak was going to say that he has his eye some promising wind sites and has a few places where he wants to put the cash when he gets it. Anyhow, thanks again Tom you do great work and I enjoy your websites.
Did Jason explain why he has not shared any information with stockholders since this agreement was announced? While I appreciate he shared his reasons with you he has been very disrespectful of other stockholders including myself. For this reason my confidence in Jason et al has taken a hit. Perhaps I am expecting too much!!!
hey tom,
who did you think will be the owners of this company ?
who id you think will be the responsible (has to be reporting) the
ceo or the shareholders (owners).
i can only agree with jim m. that our j.bak is more than disrespectful
to the real owners of the company.
why telling everybody "we will sold the company in total" and doing
the complete other, without any notice infront of the deal, nor asking
the real owners about their opinion.
doing a cc after he gets attacked is not only bad, it shows that he
is not knowing how to run a company.
talking about shareholders value and at the end ignoring, like
"what´s interest me my talking from yesterday", this means to me
that he is only seeing his own situation.
he get´s fired. that´s my impression.
p.s. by the way : happy new year and a lot of healthy to you
and everybody.
Tom – I'm trying to understand the Pattern deal. Can you help me break it down? You seem to be saying that there are two separate deals – a refinancing deal and an asset purchase agreement. Is this what is happening …?
Under the refinancing deal, FVR took the overdue GE note ($9million at 25%) and exchanged it for a new loan for $9million at 20% from Pattern. (You said FVR's current liabilities are $18.3million, so that leaves FVR with another $9.3million in debt to service by some other means.) In exchange for re-financing the GE note, FVR agreed to take the asset purchase agreement to a shareholders' vote and make a board recommendation.
As for the asset purchase agreement, it operates in two stages. The first part of the deal happens upon shareholder approval. It says that Pattern will acquire the four projects by paying FVR $11million. FVR must apply the $11million to the debt it owes to Pattern (which will basically clear the old GE note but leaves FVR's other debts intact), and then Pattern will provide FVR with a further debt facility at 10%.
Then, the second stage of the asset purchase agreement provides for the possibility of some future payments to FVR. It says that if Pattern brings any (or all?) of the projects to construction, Pattern will pay FVR a further fee based on a proportionate share of a $29million fund. I think that amounts to about $96k per MW if we are talking about 301MW across four projects. That means that Pattern can end up buying Tumbler Ridge (50MW) for about $4.4million. Also, Pattern can clawback and use those future payments to retire any debts that FVR might owe Pattern.
Is that what is happening?
Thanks very much for your reply. I am still a bit confused about the triggers and the amounts of the sale payments. The FVR press release says: "Approximately $11 million will be paid to Finavera upon shareholder approval and on the completion of the acquisition of the project companies with the balance of $40 million being proportionally payable upon all projects proceeding into construction and obtaining construction financing." So, are you saying that the refinancing of the GE note has already been completed. And that the $11 million payment will be triggered when the following two things happen: (a) the shareholders approve the deal, and (b) the project companies are transfered to Pattern? The press release seems to say that both of those things are expected to happen on or before March 30? And then Pattern will also potentially pay a further $40million (pro-rated by project) if the projects reach financial close? I can kind of understand how that works, but I don't think I'm double counting because if the $11million is not part of the $40 million total then I would have thought it would have been announced as a $51million deal?


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Express Pass: Purchase from any employee to move to the front of each line. Cost for CityPASS holders: $23.
High-power Binoculars: Available on promenades for a minimal cost.
Reduced-rates for CityPASS holders:
The Power of Poison: Explore poison's roles in nature, myth, and human health—as a defense against predators, source of strength, or lethal weapon-turned-lifesaving treatment. Adult $10; youth (2-12) $9; ends August 10, 2014.
Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs: Millions of years ago, the skies were ruled by pterosaurs—the first animals with backbones to fly under their own power. Rare fossils, life-size models, and hands-on interactives bring these ancient animals to life. Adult $10; youth (2-12) $9; April 5, 2014-January 4, 2015..
Audio Guide: Available at the audio guide desk in the Met Great Hall. Available in 10 languages.
SUNRISE SUNSET Ticket: Visit twice in one day; Cost for CityPASS holders: $13
Rockefeller Center Tour: Use the coupon in your CityPASS booklet for $5 off the Rockefeller Center Tour, a guided 75-minute tour. Departs every half-hour from 10am-7pm. Regular price, $17; price for CityPASS holders (with coupon), $12.
Some special exhibit showings require an additional fee.
Crown Ticket: Crown access is not included with CityPASS admission. Crown Tickets are available by advance reservation only directly from statuecruises.com or by phone at (201) 604-2800. Crown Tickets often sell out well in advance. The climb to the crown is strenuous; there are 393 steps from the main lobby to the crown and there is no air conditioning. There is a maximum of four crown reservations allowed per order. Visitors must be at least 4 feet (1.2 meters) tall to visit the crown. Read more about Crown Tickets here. If you do buy a Crown Ticket for your travel date, you may use your CityPASS option ticket for a 2-hour Circle Line Cruise.
Monument Access: Monument Access includes admission to the Fort Wood section of the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty. CityPASS does not include monument access; however, a limited number of monument passes will be available each day at no additional charge on a first-come, first served basis from the Statue Cruises ticket office. CityPASS holders are eligible to receive these monument passes, based on availability. Alternatively, you can purchase a reserve ticket with monument access directly from statuecruises.com or by phone at (201) 604-2800. Read more about Monument Access here. If you do buy Monument Access for your travel date, you may use your CityPASS option ticket for a 2-hour Circle Line Cruise.
Best of NYC Cruise: Cost for CityPASS holders: $4.
Advice for Visitors
During high travel seasons such as holidays and summer, entry lines can be longer than usual. Please keep this in mind when planning your visits to the attractions.
- Shortest daily wait times are between 8-10am or after 10pm.
- Enjoy live music on most weekend nights after 9pm.
- Observatory is open until 2am every night for spectacular skyline and night sky views.
- Space Shows are every half-hour and IMAX films are every hour on the half hour from 10:30am - 4:00pm daily. CityPASS ticket holders can purchase special exhibition tickets for a reduced price at any ticket desk.
- CityPASS ticket holders can purchase special exhibition tickets for a reduced price at any ticket desk.
- Visit before noon on weekends when it's the least crowded.
- Visit Ology, AMNH's website just for kids.
- The GPS enabled free iPhone App is a great way to enhance your museum experience.
- Includes same-week admission to The Cloisters museum and gardens. Start your visit at either museum then visit the second within the same week for free.
- All backpacks and packages must be checked in at the coat-check facilities. Avoid waiting in lines by leaving backpacks and packages at home.
- Free public guided tours of the Museum's collection are offered throughout the week in 10 different languages. For the full schedule, visit the Museum's website.
- Try the new Director's Audio Tour, a planned itinerary by Museum Director Thomas P. Campbell that explores some of the masterpieces in the Museum's encyclopedic collection of world art.
- Find tips for fun family time at MuseumKids.
- Download and print suggested itineraries before your arrive.
- Get $10 off a purchase of $50 or more at The Met Store. See booklet for details.
- Don't miss live music in the Sculpture Garden, Thursdays in July & Aug, 6:30-7:30pm. Also, Summergarden presents free Sunday evening concerts in the Sculpture Garden, Sundays (July 8-29), 7-10pm.
- Featuring commentary by curators, artists, and critics, MoMA Audio+ guides are free with museum admission (photo ID required).
- Fridays 4-8pm are free to the public and may be more crowded. Mondays-Thursdays after 3:30pm are the least crowded.
- Your ticket to MoMA includes admission to MoMA PS1 if visited within 30 days of MoMA. PS1 is MoMA's contemporary art affiliate located in Queens, NY, and is just two subway stops from MoMA. Visit the information desk in MoMA's main lobby for details.
- Film screenings at MoMA are included in the cost of your ticket. Details including schedule.
- The Sculpture Garden is closed to visitors in inclement weather.
- Learn more about visiting MoMA with a family.
- The free MoMA iPhone App is a great way to enhance and plan for your visit.
- Receive $10 off any Membership when you present your CityPASS ticket at Member Services in the main lobby.
- Get $10 off a purchase of $50 or more at MoMA Design Store locations in New York City. See booklet for details.
- Visit Top of the Rock between 8-10am or 10-11pm when it's less crowded.
- Enjoy free WiFi throughout the building.
- The free Viewfinder Mobile App for Android and iPhone enhances your visit with these tools: Virtual Viewfinder, Snapshot, Audio tour and Shop & Eat.
- Receive 20% off Top of the Rock retail merchandise. See booklet for details.
- If you have a wait for your scheduled Top of the Rock entry time, consider taking the Rockefeller Center Tour, available to CityPASS holders for a special price of $12 with the coupon in your CityPASS booklet. The 75-minute guided tour will entertain and inform you while you await your scheduled time.
- Re-opening in October 2014, the Legendary Rainbow Room on the 65th floor will offer dining and entertainment Monday evenings and brunch on Sundays from 10am-3pm. The Sixtyfive Bar at Rainbow Room will offer cocktails and small plates Monday through Friday from 5pm-midnight. Don't miss your chance to visit this classic Manhattan destination, spectacularly preserved.
- Wednesdays are the least crowded.
- To bypass lines, present your New York CityPASS ticket at the information desk.
- Call or visit guggenheim.org to confirm hours and exhibitions on view.
- Save 10% on Guggenheim Building Model. See booklet for details.
- Pressed for time? Walk the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed ramps and see the permanent collection in less than an hour.
- Allow at least 2 hours to visit one island and 5 hours to visit both islands.
- Expect to pass through airport-level security prior to boarding the ferry. Normal wait time to enter the screening facility is generally 30 minutes or more at Battery Park (NY) and 15 minutes at Liberty State Park (NJ). Wait times are less during autumn and winter months.
- Avoid longer wait times by arriving at Battery Park before 11am or after 2pm or boarding from Liberty State Park, in New Jersey.
- Guests who depart after 2pm will only be able to visit either Liberty Island or Ellis Island because there will not be time to visit both landmarks.
- The winter cruise schedule is limited so plan ahead. Check available cruises for your travel dates: circleline42.com or call (212) 563-3200 before you go.
- In summer, the Liberty Cruise is usually least crowded.
- Arrive 30 minutes prior to departure to give yourself ample time for the ticket and boarding process.
- Get one free rain poncho with a purchase of $10 or more at an on-board snack bar. See booklet for details.
On-site Services
Dining: Heartland Brewery, Europa Café, Roses Pizza, Starbucks.
Accessibility: The observatory is wheelchair accessible. Use 34th St. entrance between Bank of America and Hallmark. Note: The 34th Street Handicap Entrance is open only Mon-Fri till 6 p.m. Use Main Entrance for all other times.
Self-Guide: Multimedia Tour included with CityPASS admission.
Strollers: Strollers permitted in elevators.
Parking: Limited indoor parking in museum parking garage; enter at 81st St. between Central Park West and Columbus Ave., 8am-11pm. Call (212) 313-7278.
Dining: Multiple dining facilities available.
Accessibility: The American Museum of Natural History welcomes all visitors and strives to make its exhibitions, programs, and services accessible to everyone.
Self-Guide: Download the AMNH Explorer free iPhone App, or borrow one at the main entrance at no charge, with a refundable credit card deposit.
Multiple museum shops.
Coat Check: Directly inside main entrance at Central Park West at 79th Street and in lower level of Rose Center; available Sept-March, $2 per person, space permitting.
Strollers: Strollers not allowed in Space Theater.
Parking: Met parking garage, Fifth Avenue and 80th Street, open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week; (212) 879‑5500.
Dining: The Cafeteria ($). Petrie Court Café ($$) (with Central Park backdrop). The New American Wing Café ($$). Live music in the Great Hall Balcony Bar ($$), Fri & Sat evenings. The Cloisters' Trie Café ($), serving light fare and snacks, is open May-October.
Accessibility: Wheelchairs are available at coat check.
Self-Guide: Audio guides available in 10 languages.
Gift Shop: The Met Store — discover the fine art of shopping with great books, jewelry, accessories, stationery, toys, and more, inspired by treasures in the Museum's collection.
Strollers: Permitted in most areas — inquire at Information Desks for gallery limitations.
Photography: Photography is permitted. Flash photography and video cameras cannot be used inside the Museum.
Dining: The Modern, a fine-dining restaurant; Café 2, Terrace 5.
Accessibility: All galleries and facilities are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs available in checkroom free of charge.
Self-Guide: MoMA Audios and MoMA.guide Digital Kiosks included with CityPASS admission. Gallery Talks held daily at 11:30am and 1:30pm.
Gift Shop: Shop at the MoMA Stores in midtown, SoHo, and inside the Museum. Every purchase from a MoMA Store supports The Museum of Modern Art.
Strollers: Permitted at all times, but not on escalators.
Photography: Still photography for personal use is permitted in collection galleries only. No flash or tripods.
Cellular Phones: Not permitted in museum galleries.
Parking: Rockefeller Center Garage, 25 West 48th Street, open to the public 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.; Telephone: (212) 698‑8530.
Dining: Restaurants on Concourse level of 30 Rockefeller Plaza (where you exit the elevators) and in the general vicinity.
Accessibility: Top of the Rock is in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act; full wheelchair accessibility.
Gift Shop: Shops on 67th floor, 69th floor, and Concourse level of Rockefeller Center offer exclusive Top of the Rock items.
Strollers: Strollers permitted; must be collapsible.
Photography: Use of tripods prohibited.
Parking: Alternate side of street parking on Fifth Avenue and side streets. Several parking garages within walking distance.
Dining: The Wright (lunch and dinner service), Café 3 (espresso and snack bar).
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible except for the High Gallery. Wheelchairs available free of charge; please ask a security guard at entrance for assistance.
Self-Guide: Audio tours featuring architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright building or current special exhibition available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Download the Guggenheim app for iPhone or Android for a rich multimedia experience of the museum, its collections, and its architecture.
Gift Shop: Guggenheim Store
Photography: Cameras, camera phones and video equipment permitted only on ground floor.
Cell Phones: Cell phones permitted only on ground floor.
Coat Check: Located on ground floor. All backpacks, large umbrellas, strollers, large bags and packages must be checked. All bags subject to inspection.
Strollers: All large toddler carriers, double-sided strollers and jogging strollers must be checked.
Parking: There is plenty of paid parking at Liberty State Park, a good departure location if you have a car. Public transportation is recommended to Battery Park as parking is very limited in lower Manhattan.
Dining: Snack bars on all boats sell wine, beer, coffee, soda and juice. Liberty Island has multiple food options. You may bring a picnic lunch, but large coolers are not allowed past security and no food or beverages are allowed within the Statue of Liberty.
Accessibility: All vessels and facilities are wheelchair accessible.
Audio Tour: An audio tour, available in nine languages, is included with admission.
Gift Shop: Souvenirs available for purchase.
Parking: Available on Pier 83, Mon-Fri: $30 before 3pm, $35 after 3pm; Sat-Sun: $35 all day.
Dining: Full concessions on cruises; no outside food or beverages allowed aboard.
Accessibility: All vessels handicap accessible, except restrooms on older vessels.
Gift Shop: Souvenir store on cruises
Getting There
Subway: 1, 2, 3, A, B, C, D, E, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th St.
Bus: M1, M2, M4, M5, M6, M7, M16, M34
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #6 Downtown Tour
Subway: B (weekdays only) or C train.
Bus: M7, M10, M11 to 79th Street. M79 to Central Park West.
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #34 Uptown Treasures & Harlem Tour.
Metropolitan Museum
Subway: 4, 5 or 6 train to 86th St. and walk three blocks west to 5th Ave. From the West Side take the 1, B or C train to 86th St., then the M86 crosstown bus.
Bus: M1, M2, M3 or M4
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #41 Uptown Treasures & Harlem Tour
The Cloisters
Subway: 'A' train to 190th Street and exit the station by elevator to Ft. Washington Avenue. Transfer to the M4 bus and ride one stop north or walk north for approx. 10 mins on Margaret Corbin Drive.
Bus: M4
Subway: E or M to 5th Ave./53rd St. B, D or F to 47th-50th streets/Rockefeller Center.
Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4, M5 to 53rd St.
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #3 Downtown Tour; #26 Uptown Treasures & Harlem Tour.
Subway: B, D, F to 47 – 50th Street Rockefeller Center
Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4 travel up Madison Ave. and down 5th Ave.
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #22 - Rockefeller Center
Subway: 4, 5, 6 to 86th Street
Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4 to 89th St. or M86 to 5th Ave.
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #40 Uptown Treasures & Harlem Tour
Battery Park: Public transportation is recommended as parking is very limited in lower Manhattan. Subway: Several subway stops are located near Battery Park. The 4/5 trains stop at Bowling Green, the R train stops at Whitehall Street and the 1 train stops at the South Ferry station. Bus: The M15 stops at Whitehall Street near South Ferry, walk west and follow signs for the Statue of Liberty ferries.
Liberty State Park: This is a good departure location if you have a car, as there is plenty of paid parking. Take New Jersey Turnpike, exit 14-B, follow signs to Liberty State Park. Or, take a 10-minute water taxi from NY.
Subway: To Pier 83: N, Q, R, S, W, 1, 2, 3, 7 train to Times Square, take the M42 Bus.
Bus: To Pier 83: M42, M50 to the Pier.
CitySights NY Double Decker bus stop: #29 (Times Square South) on the Downtown Tour.
Group Requirements
Unscheduled group visits may create a delay in entry. For your convenience, here is list of attractions with specific group requirements. We strongly recommend that you contact them prior to your visit based on the group sizes indicated below. Please feel welcome to also contact attractions not listed here to ensure a smooth entry.
Groups of 20 or more: Call (212) 769-5100; Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Groups of 10 or more: Call (215) 570-3711; Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Group leader should call or email at least one day in advance to make a reservation. To expedite service upon check-in, the group leader may pre-pull all of the Met tickets from the CityPASS booklets and sort them by adult and youth.
Groups of 10 or more: Call (212) 708-9685; Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
MoMA group entry procedure: To expedite service, do NOT pre-pull MoMA tickets from the CityPASS booklets. Ask group members to NOT arrive with backpacks.
Groups of 10 or more:
Group leader must come to TOR in person, between the hours of 8-10 a.m. or 9-11 p.m., in advance of the desired date of entry to exchange the CityPASS ticket for Top of the Rock timed tickets. There will be no exceptions made. To expedite service, the group leader may pre-pull all of the TOR tickets from the CityPASS booklets and sort them by adult and youth.
Groups of 20 or more:
Call (212) 423-3636; email email@example.com. Group leader should call or email at least one week in advance to alert the Group Sales office to group's date of visit. To expedite service upon check-in, the group leader may pre-pull all of the Guggenheim tickets from the CityPASS booklets and sort them by adult and youth.
Groups of 15 or more:
To make a reservation please call group sales at (212) 630-8885 or e-mail email@example.com. Group leader should call or email at least 3 days in advance to make a reservation. To expedite service upon check-in, the group leader may pre-pull all of the Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise tickets from the CityPASS booklets and sort them by adult and youth. Please proceed to the special designated CityPASS ticket line at Pier 83 to exchange the CityPASS tickets for boarding passes.
New York Public Transportation — MetroCard
7-DAY Unlimited Ride: $30 (A single fare on NYC Transit is $2.50)
Use MetroCard to get to all the CityPASS attractions in New York City. With an Unlimited Ride MetroCard, you'll hop-on hop-off NYC Transit subways and local buses as many times as you like, all day long. *Special events, holidays or subway maintenance may change schedules or close stations; Planned Service Changes. Details: (212) 638-7622 (METROCARD) or mta.info
Buy MetroCard and get maps & information at:
- Times Square Visitors Center: Broadway, between 46th & 47th Streets
- New York Convention & Visitors Bureau: 810 7th Ave. at 53rd St.
- New York Transit Museum Gallery & Store: Grand Central Terminal
- Many New York City Hotels
- Subway Stations — MetroCard Vending Machines
We recommend HopStop to help you get around NYC using the subway. Download the Free iPhone App or go to www.hopstop.com.
CitySights NY
CitySights NY stops at or near all New York CityPASS attractions. We've made using the double-decker busses to see NY CityPASS attractions simple by noting the nearest stop on the back of each ticket in your booklet. Available for purchase at CitySights NY Visitors Center inside the lobby of Madame Tussauds: 234 W. 42nd St. in Times Square. Details: (212) 812-2700 or citysightsny.com
Use the coupon in your CityPASS booklet to receive $5 off of a 2-day CitySights NY Hop-on Hop-off Tour.
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It wasn't so long ago that UB's football team was a punch-line.
The team struggled to win one or two games a year, and regularly finished near - or at - the bottom of rankings of the nation's Division I college football programs.
I have a firsthand knowledge of these dark years for the Bulls.
I was a freshman member of the UB Pep Band in fall 1993, when UB Stadium opened and the team lost every home game. The crowds appeared to get smaller and the margin of defeat larger as the season wore on.
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