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Richmond >Food & Dining > Village Cafe
1001 W Grace St, Richmond, VA | Directions 2322037.550889 -77.453397
Mon-Sun: 8:30am-2am
Neighborhoods: Fan - Oregon Hill - Carver, The Fan
Village Cafe – what's up at the Village!
has the ownership changed?
did a recent accounting graduate buy the joint?
unlike the HGTV fans, visiting suburbanites and city hip posers, i won't complain about lack of parking, or the wait for service or the eclectic clientele.
i quite love the quirk and the grit.
I am a neighbor, VCU grad from waaay back, and lifelong frequent customer. Often I bring house guests, family and business associates to the Village,
even though I have endured Village ups and downs.
That said, I cannot imagine the most recent owners allowing the Village - or any restaurant they own - to suffer this downturn in service and food.
They KNOW better.
a few older staff are around and still doing a good job.
but, some excellent senior servers haven't been seen for a while. This often suggests new ownership/management.
and where are the fries?!?
the best fries in town have been replaced with wimpy, soggy, run of the mill, fast food potato mush.
WHAT? did you save a few pennies per pound?
portions are smaller, sides look re used, and customers are charged for some items heretofore considered condiments or compliments.
This feels like the behavior of some inexperienced, penny pinching, wanna be restauranteur
NOT seasoned, successful professionals who would realize these are penny wise, pound foolish mistakes.
Buy it back, please!
Horrible service, mediocre food – My family and I went to this cafe because of its showing on Diners, Drive-In's & Dives. We thought, we were in the Richmond area, find a cafe and visit it. It had mixed reviews at the time we were checking it out, but decided to go anyways. It was crowded for a Sunday afternoon, found a place to sit and waited for the wait staff to take our order. That was the worse thing about it - the wait staff. So slow! It took us almost two hours from start to finish just to eat basic food! It took half hour for our appetizers to come out. Whenever the waiter did come by, you needed to ask for everything you needed because you didn't know when you would see him again. It wasn't like that for other tables around us - their wait staff was running their butts off for them. I think ours took a lot of breaks while we were there. The food was mediocre at best. We ordered pancakes, sandwich and stromboli. I have had better elsewhere. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. It is a waste of time and money.
Good food...but surprisingly expensive – We went because of Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. It was a fun atmosphere, and the food was good, but we were surprised that we were not given any guidance when ordering. For example, my 10 year old daughter had a large pizza (that we thought was for an individual). We also were surprised that we were nickel and dimed for some things that are normally included (i.e. being changed for the cheese and lettuce with a burrito...was that perhaps a mistake? I don't know).
We liked it, but it was over $80 for 6 people for lunch...4 being children.
We liked it, but just study the menu, ask questions and check the bill!
Home away from home – In this cafe the un - uniformed waiters and waitresses rarely ever ask you how you're doing, but I am perfectly convinced that this is solely because they don't feel the need to ask. How could you not be doing fine when sweet tunes are escaping from an old fashioned juke box player and you are sipping a cold drink from a mini pitcher in place of a glass? (oh yeah, that's right. Mini pitchers are sweet.)
As the Beatles come on and sing of 8 days a week, it will remind you of how you wish you could be there that often. Because with the same prices as any other diner but with bigger portions, the swanky atmosphere, and rich character, you'll want to come back for every meal and just soak in a little piece of downtown.
Now it's true if you want a nice, quiet, or sophistocated place, then I would have to stear you to another venue. But if you want what is practically an artistic experience while sitting down for a fullfilling meal or just a cup of coffee, then you'll find a home at the corner of Harrison and Grace Street, a home in the form of the Village Cafe.
You get what you pay for – ...assuming, in this case, you wait long enough. The service is blah, the food is blah, and despite the large dining area, there is no non-smoking section, so be prepared to have anything you order tasting a little bit like an ash tray. Come with an oxygen mask.
Say yay to the Village Cafe! – Although you'll wait a good half-hour or more to get your food, the portions come large enough to satisfy anyone's hunger. Prices are fair, the atmosphere is excellent and you'll forget how long you were waiting for your meal when you're looking at all of the eye-candy surrounding you -- not to mention you'll have fun watching the waiters bouncing around as they serve each of their tables.
This VCU-dominated cafe redefines artsy in an oh-so-Richmond way. – The Scene
The cafe's proximity to Virginia Commonwealth University has made it a haven for the artsy crowd. This restaurant is undeniably funky. With a jukebox that screams cutting-edge (you should go take notes on the selections), the Village oozes the new. Remember, it's not polite to stare--the nice pierced and tattooed couple, sitting next to you, have feelings too.
The Food
Some little-known delights include the cheese board, with cheddar, boursin and brie cheeses as well as crusty French bread, apples, melons and other seasonal fruit, served in portions big enough for two. The delicious hash browns, which are really seasoned potatoes, fried with onions to make a wonderful spicy side dish for the cheddar cheese and egg on a fresh biscuit. Don't miss the cheese spaghetti; very tasty, filling and reasonably priced. Word of advice: skip the black bean burger.
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Flo should be here – It's your average trashy diner with average food. The food comes bland, but that's why there's condiments on the table. No frills. What do you expect from a diner? There's no parking.
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By Ben Coxworth
May 1, 2013
A lot of kids don't like having to put on their pajamas, as doing so means that it's time to go to bed. If those jammies had bedtime stories digitally hidden within them, though – well, maybe then the kiddies couldn't wait to get them on. That's the idea behind Smart PJs.
The pajamas are covered with a pattern of multi-colored dot codes – each one of those codes is different from the others. When one of them is scanned using a smartphone running the accompanying app, a bedtime story that's unique to that code appears on the phone.
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I wanted to like this idea, but on reading the article I find it's really pretty silly.
How is scanning patterns on your PJs any different or better than using a smartphone to go to a playlist of bedtime stories? The pajamas don't bring anything to the party - except by limiting you to some corporation's idea of what your child should hear as a bedtime story.
I have an idea: you and your child pick out a book and then then read it aloud until one of you goes to sleep. Can you say "Parenting"?Loving It All
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Oh, this is awesome! You bet, children would never say no to going to bed this time. Such a great idea, whoever the creator of this. I just wonder how the dots could possibly connect to smartphones...is it barcoded?Sasha Last
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pipe index out of range
May 5, 2011 at 5:22am
pipe index out of range
Now I get eight numbers at the same time, but after that, I want them to come out one by one at a regular interval.
I created some pipe objects.
Then'╝īI changed my way.I created two pipe(1500) objects to delay 3000ms.Three pipe(1500) objects to delay 4500ms.In this way,I created a lot of pipe objects.But the system seemed to be overdrived,it got choked and the outlet numbers kept changing without any pause.All the running objects are out of control.
What can I do?Or is there a better way to output a serials of numbers at regular intervals?Thank you.
May 5, 2011 at 7:08am
You might want to post a patch that documents what you want, and illustrates where it goes wrong.
May 5, 2011 at 7:44am
because like before "pipe 10500″, maybe the time is too long. so i changed a new way but the max still reported index out of rangeŃĆéat the same time, system get crazy,there are a lot of notes came out randomly ,out of control.
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May 5, 2011 at 9:17am
Make sure you don't have a patcher called pipe somewhere in the search path.
May 5, 2011 at 9:23am
The errors in the Max window point towards some sort of patcher corruption. I usually don't bother to recreate patches from pictures, but here:
– Pasted Max Patch, click to expand. –
Copy all of the following text.Then, in Max, select New From Clipboard.
May 6, 2011 at 1:08am
I didn't find any pipe patchers except a pipe help.but the problem is sloved now.Thank you for help, Jourdan
May 6, 2011 at 1:11am
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May 6, 2011 at 2:28am
restarting max should fix such weirdness.
May 7, 2011 at 6:27am
I am always keep restarting
May 11, 2011 at 8:17am
I would recommend you give it another search try ;-) It seems that your patch find an object/abstraction called pipe (since the border and the background of the object colors are ok). Maybe your patch is called pipe?
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Everyone knows that following a healthy diet can help promote a healthy life.
But what many people don't know is that salt plays a vital role in the functionality of our bodies and if we dramatically reduce our intake, it could be damaging.
Over recent years, a government-backed multi-million pound campaign encouraging people to cut down their salt intake gained a lot of media attention suggesting that too much salt may damage our health. Recent research suggests that consuming too little salt may actually increase the risk of heart disease. People need to know that by not getting enough, our bodies cannot function properly.
Salt and Health: The Facts
Every gram of salt is made up from 40 per cent sodium and 60 per cent chlorine and both play a vital part in keeping our bodies functioning.
Sodium allows the transmission of nerve impulses around the body and regulates the electrical charges in and out of our cells. It controls our taste and smell and helps our muscles contract, with the most important one of all- the heart.
While sodium is essential for muscle and cell functionality, chloride is essential in the digestion process. It preserves the acid balance and helps to carry carbon dioxide from tissues to the lungs.
So, what would happen if we took these vital functions away?
Well we wouldn't feel very well. Our muscles would become weak and cramp, and we could suffer from heat exhaustion. Extremely low levels of salt can even be fatal.
So Who is at Risk?
The straightforward answer is everyone, but there are a few who could be classed as at a 'higher risk' if they reduce their salt intake.
Pregnant women, the elderly and those who undertake regular periods of exercise are among the 'high risk' groups because their bodies are under pressure.
Exercising regularly as part of a healthy lifestyle can help protect us from heart diseases and stroke, as well as keeping blood pressure constant, but as we build up a sweat we lose water and sodium from our bodies.
Drinking water before, during and after exercise can help to replace the lost water, but we need to replace the sodium as well, or we run the risk of diluting our blood plasma, which is when our health is most at risk.
Expectant mothers, especially towards the third trimester of pregnancy, can put their lives as well as the unborn child's life at risk if the levels of salt in the body fall to a dangerous level.
The pregnant woman's body will work hard to ensure that the unborn child has enough nutrients so that the baby is born healthy with the correct amount of nutrients needed for survival.
However, if the mother has low salt levels in her body, evidence suggests that it could cause problems with blood volume in the unborn child, not to mention the increased pressure on her body, which could cause her own blood pressure to increase.
During a heat wave in 2003, over 2,000 people died in the UK as a result of over-heating, many of whom were the elderly.
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The Finger Lakes generally provide a nice cushion from severe winter cold for the vineyards covering much of the landscape in one of the state�s most scenic and profitable wine regions.Not this year.Even big Seneca Lake is frozen from one of the coldest winters in recent memory. With some vineyards in the region experiencing as much as 90 percent damage, managers are keeping close tabs on conditions.Extended periods of record-low temperatures, ranging from 7 to 18...
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I was out of town for the first visual impact public hearing, but I made it to the second a month later.
The biggest surprise to me was the large ranches "lawyered up" and sent the message that they were definitely against the new section # 9; they gave no sound reasons whatsoever. I could not figure this out. Because I was interested in what our local ranchers felt about it, I got together with four different rancher friends, and am totally confused now.
Section 9 is a rancher's gift. It reaffirms that Ouray County is a "right to ranch" county (ranchers are exempt from Section 9). It cleans up the original Section 9 rules, makes it easier to understand and administer, includes room for variances and is expanded to deal with the future growth that is at our doorstep. Help me here, please. A regulation that doesn't affect you, that makes clear what we value and extends the visual impact areas to include more, similar view sheds that we would like to protect, leaving no parcel unbuildable. What's not to like?
In 1985, an updated Master Plan said, "Citizens have remained here, or were attracted to Ouray County, because of the physical qualities and characteristics of the county – a low density, agricultural/ mining, rural county which places a high premium upon the maintenance of its natural resources and the preservation of its open space vistas, abundant wildlife and overall aesthetic beauty." I believe that this is still the overriding sentiment of this community today .
Personally, I believe that our collective values (the master plan, zoning regs and the land use code) trump varied, individual wants. On August 7 and 8 all Ouray County citizens, not just the large ranchers, will have the chance to weigh in on their values. These are the dates set for the CC Public Hearing for Visual Impacts (Section#9) to be heard by the County Commissioners, who will then make the decision which way we move.
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There are various therapies we can take up to alleviate illness or difficulties in our life. Spiritual practice is the most effective and long-term. It is also completely free.
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Comparative study – effectiveness of alternative therapies (excluding spiritual healing and spiritual practice)
Limitations of modern medical science and need for spiritual healing
What are the signs that there is an influence of ghosts or departed ancestors contributing to my illness?
Possibilities of curing cancer patients by spiritual healing remedies
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Court Vision: LeBron, the thinker
By Rob Mahoney
• Do yourself a favor, and carve out some time to trek through Lee Jenkins' grand profile of LeBron James – SI's Sportsman of the Year, and the living intersection of supreme athleticism and profound basketball literacy. Rarely does James get enough credit for the cerebral core of his game, but Jenkins does a fantastic job of bringing LeBron's brainy excellence to the forefront:
Peers often describe James as "a beast," and even though they mean to flatter him, the label dismisses the depths to which he comprehends the game. He can deconstruct the top eight players on every NBA team and many college teams. He can run every set in the Heat playbook from all five positions. In film sessions he sometimes completes Spoelstra's sentences, and at the Olympics, many of Team USA's defensive strategies were suggestions from James in practice. "He's not smart," says Krzyzewski. "He's brilliant. And I don't like to use that word."
When James is grabbing a rare rest on the Heat bench, he usually sits next to second-year guard Terrel Harris, narrating the action so a young player can see the game through his eyes. During a mid-November-game in Denver, Ray Allen was dribbling upcourt and Rashard Lewis was streaking down the left side. James inched forward in his seat and started yelling, "Rashard, it's coming to you! Get ready to shoot!" Allen raced around a pick-and-roll with Bosh and threw the ball to the corner, where an expectant Lewis caught it and drilled the three-pointer. "How did you know that was going to happen?" Harris asked.
• The fundamental problem of the Pacers' offense this season is that increases in usage throughout Indiana's roster as a result of Danny Granger's injury have resulted in sweeping inefficiency. Ian Levy demonstrates that statistical relationship over at Indy Cornrows with Google Motion, highlighting the unfortunate (Paul George) and baffling (Roy Hibbert) dips in the Pacers' economical scoring.
• Charismatic NBA rookie goes to an animal rescue to adopt a puppy. If this doesn't make you smile, you may need to chisel yourself out of the cold cynicism of the internet.
• Jared Wade has compiled a terrific list of the top shot-makers from various ranges on the floor based on this season's early data. There are plenty of surprises, from George Hill and Jarrett Jack's excellence on high-paint floaters, Anderson Varejao's mid-range accuracy and Brook Lopez's much-improved shooting at the rim. But among the most unexpected for me were the completely equal shooting percentages of Kevin Martin and Thabo Sefolosha — who each shot 12-for-22 (54.5 percent) — on corner threes. That's a pretty incredible achievement for the previously gun-shy Sefolosha, and a substantial benefit for a Thunder team that needs him to knock down those corner looks consistently.
• Jared Dubin of HoopChalk expounds more on Varejao's mid-range shooting, specifically as it relates to the pick-and-roll.
• In his examination of a pair of assisted buckets in the Thunder's weekend win over the Hornets, J.A. Sherman of Welcome to Loud City honed in on some of the specific evolutions of Oklahoma City's offense:
In the past, (and probably still in the future), Durant would drive hard at the rim himself. In this case, he eyes an opportunity to break down both his own man as well as his teammate Thabo Sefolosha's man, Greivis Vasquez. After a nifty move to elude Al-Farouq Aminu, Durant sets his sites on Vasquez and engages with this second Hornets defender. By dragging his fishing net across the Hornets' perimeter defense, Durant has occupied 2 different players who are chasing him horizontally, thereby freeing up Sefolosha to cut straight to the rim. Durant's playmaking created the space and Sefolosha read the play by cutting as soon as Durant made his move.
The biggest key in the sequence is not simply the nifty handle that Durant now sports, but how the Thunder offense as a whole reads and recognizes these types of situations. It is no longer just one guy making a move and everyone else watching, but everyone else recognizing the opportunity at the same time and helping to finish the play.
• "L-L-L-W-W-W-W-L-L-L-W-W-W-W-L-L-L. That's not a cheat code. That's the Nuggets win-loss record this season." Paul Flannery breaks down the weirdest and weakest week of the NBA schedule yet, including the slate of those aforementioned Nuggets.
• Speaking of the Nuggets: the whole "idolizing Scottie Pippen instead of Michael Jordan," characterization may be a bit trite at this point, but I still enjoyed Andre Iguodala's recounting of Pip's cross-matched defense against Mark Jackson (via Benjamin Hochman of the Denver Post):
Everyone liked Michael. That was a given. Growing up in Springfield, Ill., young Iguodala adored Michael Jordan. But he was fascinated by Pippen, the Bulls' small forward who could play point forward and defend point guards.
"I remember watching him, especially around '97, '98, when they were playing the Pacers and he would guard Mark Jackson," said Iguodala, who was 14 when the Bulls won their last title in 1998. "And he would just shut off the whole side of the floor.
"Mark couldn't get the ball to the other side. And watching him after Game 1 in '91 when he was guarding Magic Johnson in the Finals, and he shut him down. I was just being a student of the game."
• On Jae Crowder, the "phenom."
• Deron Williams has his own beat writer.
• Seth Rosenthal on the state of the Blazers:
"Portland's bench may or may not have woken up — or at least rolled over, sniffled, and checked the clock — during the weekend. That includes Joel Freeland, who had a nice couple of games after some disappointment and some DNP-CDs. They did come very close to losing to three of the league's worst teams in a single week, though."


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There are 70,000 beagles being used for medical research and product testing in this country today. They are usually euthanized when the studies are done.
We want legislation that requires facilities that use state or federal funds for these "projects" to be required to offer them up for adoption instead.
There is a massive list of people waiting to give these poor creatures loving homes.
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Local gun stores see post-election sales boom
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Gun stores in Elizabethton are in the midst of another post-election sales boom as more local residents exercise their right to bear arms.
Tommy Isaacs, who with his brother, Brian, owns The Tri-Cities Gun Depot on Elk Avenue, said sales of guns, ammunition and accessories shot through the roof three months before the presidential election and have stayed strong.
"The biggest seller is probably the AR-15," Isaacs said, motioning to a row of semiautomatic rifles lining the wall behind the store's counter. "But we're selling a lot of handguns and the accessories, too."
Since business exploded, Isaacs said sales of AR-15s and AK-47s have doubled to nearly 100 per month.


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C-list. We already have enough comic relief with Orko.
He is variant worthy though. Cardback colors with a variant Filmation styled, googly-eyed headsculpt so he could blab gibberish like "Shabooty" would sate my nostalgic thirst.
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Who says that white men can't jump? Because next up is Ram Man!
This is a multiple choice poll with 2 categories to vote in. The first category is whether or not you would buy a variant of this character. The second category is the overall importance you feel this character brings to the franchise.
Variant worthy?
Variant Worthy: This is a character that you believe is variant worthy. You're willing to purchase different variants of this character even if your favorite version is the first one released. Matty can certainly put them in MOTUC's quarterly variant slot for you.
Not Variant Worthy: You don't feel this character needs any variants whatsoever. You only hope that when they make this character that they get them right the first time around. You do not want to be taken for the ass.
A-List: Integral to the story and the franchise. MOTU isn't MOTU without them. This is a core character that is extremely important to you. If Mattel doesn't make them, someone will have some serious explaining to do!
B-List: They might not be integral to the story in your eyes but this is an excellent supportive character that helps to round out the story, franchise and your collection.
C-List: You feel this is a good guest star type of character. You don't expect to see them hanging around the supportive crew all the time but you still want to see them show up to lend a helping hand now and then.
D-List: Fills the role of background character and cameo maker for you. You acknowledge their existence but in a very limited way. This is an "okay" character.
Z-List: You'd rather forget about this character entirely. Should they never be mentioned again in MOTU-lore, you would be quite happy. This character would kill teh lien for you.
Proud supporter of the Snake Men.
Most Wanted: Slave Girl, Eldor, Spinnerella, Mermista, Peekablue, Crita, Lizorr, Tyrantisaurus Rex, Battle Ram, Great Black Wizard.
Most Wanted for Filmation Sub: Madame Razz with Broom, Lord Masque, Ileena, Granita, General Sunder.
No Slave Girl? Watch us hurl!
A barbaric world without slave girls? That's truly barbaric!
C-list. We already have enough comic relief with Orko.
He is variant worthy though. Cardback colors with a variant Filmation styled, googly-eyed headsculpt so he could blab gibberish like "Shabooty" would sate my nostalgic thirst.
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A list, and I dont feel I need a variant.
A-List but Not Variant Worthy...
"Wheresoever on earth he dwells, man is prey to two weaknesses: the need to pray and the need to love."-Marquis de Sade
"It is not by reasoning or by our understanding that we have received our religion; it is by external authority and command."-Michel De Montaigne
Heretical Vintage Purist and Non-Fan Extraordinaire!
Yes he is defiantly an A list character.
I personally don't care for a variant repaint. one is plenty for me.
Wish List: Eldor, Skeleton Warriors, King Argho, Horde Wraiths, Kobolds, Prahvus, Lord Masque, Rock Monster, Gen. Tartaran, Evil Seed, Carnivorous Plant, Lizard-Man, Hawke, Crimson Fury, Melaktha, Spinwit, Ra-Jarr, Kelclar, King Miro, Dare, Missile-Toe, Sh'gora, Vizar, Harpy, ABC Giants, Lodar, Dragoon, Darius, Negator, Masks of Power Demons, Slob-Boar, Bubblor, Three-Beast, Nocturna
A list... he's been around nearly forever and is a well known and loved part of the brand...
There have been a couple differnet' looks' to him, so I can see him being varient worthy too.
THAT said, I do not WANT varients of him... at least not inside a sub. SDCC or something like that would be cool for the fans... but I'm getting the one Ram man I want!.
That Filmation image almost made me chose C-lister considering he was so dumb much like Clawful in MYP, but then I remembered his mini-comic version and went with A-lister, but NOT variant worthy.
"Evilseed with his MYP redesign dominated the poll pulling ahead with a massive lead."
of course Ram man is variant worthy, hes right from the top of the core figures. when they first came out, I remember me and my brother seeing him as an upcoming figure in the mini comics. and saying oh man thats gonna be an awesome figure. but upon receiveing him we where a little dissapointed. with legs going up into his body, was just a little goofy. but then again theres nothing goofy about being ram'ed by a 500 pound man in heavy armor. he was allways the go to guy for some simple smash em up win the day with He man bit.
that being said Ram man was allways one of my favorets and I realy like our new'est version we'll be getting.
A list and cardback variant colours repaint.
WISHLIST: Lodar, Green and Purple demons, Gwildor, Blastar, Panther/Cat Men, Peekablue, Mermista, Prince Dakon, Tung Lashor, Rotar, Twistoid, Kayo, Vizar, Lizorr, Sagitar, Quakke, Mara (prototype), Lizard Man, Garth, Blackbeard, Gleedal, Gargons, Garn (mini-comic), Hawke, Fang-or, Great Black Wizard, Red Stripe, Granita, Brainwave, Contractor
He's an A-List to me,
variant repaint only outside the sub.
MY MOTUC WANTS: Gwildor, Rotar, Mermista, Angella, Peekablue, Spinerella, Perfuma, Master Sebrian, Sagitar, Tuskador, Darius, Mara, Kayo, Vizar, Nocturna, Spinwit, Artilla, Saurod, Ninjor, Blast-Attak, Hunga the Harpy, Evil Seed, Lord Masque, Twistoid, Dragstor, Imp, Vultak, Multi-Bot, Tung Lashor, Sssqueeeze, Lizorr, Hoove, Critta, Quakke, Butthead, Staghorn
A List for sure, variant worthy yes I suppose so in orange colors..........
C-List and Not Variant Worthy. I'm not Ram Man's biggest fan but having seen his figure/proto in person i'm at least looking forward to getting that.
He's sort of on the cusp of A-list and B-list for me. He was in "Diamond Ray of Disappearance" which ranks him pretty highly, yet I never felt he was subsequently used to his full potential.
Variant repaint? I'm absolutely "meh" over the idea of a Ram-Man with different coloured pants, but I also appreciate that Matty have to get some more mileage from the heavily tooled original so wouldn't begrudge it.
I survived the 2013 sub ordeal!
"We achieved the impossible, and that makes us MIGHTY" (Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity)
Z-List for me. Hated him in the 80's cartoon, his figure was boring. I warmed up to him more in the 200X series, but still Z-List for me.
"Skeletor to King Randor, Skeletor to King Randor, come in you Royal Boob!"
B-List; I'd take a cardback colored version.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
Way to Go Club Etheria!
A list and Variant Worthy.
Bring on his cardback orange colors!
The Blonde Teela (Battleground and Alcala Teela) Thread
The Cloak and Dagger Evil-Lyn (The Real 200X Evil-Lyn) Thread
MegaGearMax's 200X/MYP Screen Grabs
Extendar Ninjor Tung Lashor Sssqueeze Sagitar Angella Perfuma Mermista Evilseed (MYP) Oo-Larr
A list.
There is Filmation head and opened eye head that along with cardback colors make this figure variant worthy.
If the Jan. figure sells fast a variant is a must for fans and Mattel.
I like him a lot. "Wizard of Stone Mountain", "Quest for He-Man", the episode with the blind kid (forgetting the title makes me look like a awful, awful person) and some of his 200X episodes made me a fan. He's like Marvel Comic's Juggernaut wthout the mental baggage.
I much preffer his 200x version over the filmation one. (never read any of the comics ) if the figure was based on his filmation appearance he'd be way to stumpy
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Ettie Bell Hicks Brown, 88, of Guild, Tn., died at a local nursing home on Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
The daughter of the late Robert and Emma Hicks, she was also preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, James Millard Brown; five brothers; and three sisters.
Mrs. Brown had been a member of the Guild First Baptist Church since 1951. She was very active in the Guild community, including assisting with the Marion County Board of elections and with the Haletown Volunteer Fire Department. She was a loving wife, mother, and friend who will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her son, Randall M. Brown and his wife, Sandra L. Brown of Powell's Crossroads, Tn.; daughter, Wanda Brown Janeway of Chattanooga; grandson, Alton Janeway and his wife, Coleen Janeway of Jersey City, NJ; granddaughters, Jennifer L. Horn and her husband, Jeffrey L. Horn of Guild and Dr. Rochelle K. Parks and her husband, Joseph L. Parks of Dunlap; grandson, Alex R. Brown and his wife, Andrea A. Brown of Chattanooga; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Rogers Funeral Home in Jasper, Tn. on Friday, May 14, at 10 a.m. CDT. The interment will be in Sequatchie Valley Memorial Gardens in Jasper. The visitation will be at Rogers Funeral Home in Jasper on Thursday, May 13, from 5-9 p.m., Central time. In lieu of sending flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Haletown Volunteer Fire Department in her name.
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Customer Support
Annual Mailings by Credit Card Issuers
Organizing All Account Transactions
June 2005
In this
Customer Support Ruling
a case study
clarifies whether certain "personal information" present in the
mailpiece of a credit card issuer's mailing is part of an "explicit"
advertisement where all of the personal information is "directly
related" to the advertisement and the "exclusive" purpose for
including the personal information is to support the advertisement.
This ruling concerns the classification
of annual mailings by credit card issuers organizing all account
transactions. In addition to the name and address of the customer
(the addressee) and an account number (neither of which is
generally considered to be "personal information" for mail
classification purposes), the mailpiece, a year-end summary sent by
EZ Credit Card, contains fields completed by a computer that show
the date of each card usage or purchase by the addressee,
description of the product or service, the amount paid for each
purchase, place of purchase, and the beginning and ending dates of
the statement. The mailpiece does include a space advertisement for
a rental car agency and a sentence encouraging the card holder to
continue using the EZ Credit Card when making future purchases.
Domestic Mail Manual (DMM)
233.2.3* provides that mailpieces containing personal information
must be entered at First-Class Mail rates unless they are eligible
for Standard Mail or Package Services rates under the respective
provisions. DMM 243.2.2* provides that personal information may not
be included in a Standard Mail mailpiece unless three conditions are
met: the mailpiece contains explicit advertising for a product or
service for sale or lease or an explicit solicitation for a
donation; all of the personal information is directly related to the
advertising or solicitation; and the exclusive reason for inclusion
of all of the personal information is to support the advertising or
solicitation in the mailpiece.
Personal information in the mailpiece
includes the date of each card usage or purchase, description of the
product or service, the amount paid for each purchase, place of
purchase, and the beginning and ending dates of the annual
statement. Accordingly, in order to be eligible for entry as
Standard Mail, the piece would need to meet the test established in
DMM 243.2.2; i.e. contain explicit advertising for a product or
service for sale or lease; relate all personal information to that
advertising; and have no other purpose for inclusion of the personal
information other than to support the advertising.
Although the mailpiece does include an
explicit advertisement for a rental car agency, the personal
information contained in the mailpiece does not have any direct
relationship to the space advertisement for the rental car agency.
Moreover, the mailpiece also does not meet the third factor in DMM
243.2.2, because it states reasons for inclusion of the personal
information other than to support advertising: it advises that "This
statement may be used for your annual budgeting"; and urges "Save
this summary for personal and tax records for the year." It is
also noted that although the card issuer urges the addressee to
continue to use the card when making future purchases, that
statement is not an explicit advertisement for a product or service
for sale or lease.
In conclusion, the mailpiece does not
meet the test established in 243.2.2 and the personal information
requires the mailpiece to be sent at First-Class Mail rates.
*See also DMM 333.2, 433.2, 343.2, and
(Signed)Sherry SuggsManager
Mailing Standards
United States Postal ServiceWashington DC 20260-3436


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