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'Expunge' hits like a truck when it hits. When it hits. It seems to be around 33% which, unfortunately, is pretty unacceptable when compared to similarly powerful attacks by other pets.
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I battled a team comprised of 3 Clockwork Gnomes. My team was mostly beasts. Many turrets were spawned. Much blood was spilt. Sigh.
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This little guy is outstanding. The 'Food Coma' talent has a pretty quick CD and hits frequently enough to change the battles in your favor.
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Maleficent's Horns
She calls herself the "Mistress of All Evil," and indeed she is a force to be reckoned with. Clothed in a dark robe and a distinctive horned headdress, this green-skinned fairy can cast any number of evil spells as well as shape shift into a monstrous dragon. With this spiky poster board headband and a little face paint, so too can your trick-or-treater perform a stunning transformation -- into Maleficent herself.
You'll need:
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1. Print out the template. Place the sheet with the horn base atop a plain sheet of paper. Then cut out the horn, going through both layers of paper so that you end up with a pair of matching shapes. |
2. Glue the two cutouts together, as shown. Then use the full piece as a pattern for cutting the same shape out of neon yellow or green poster board. |
3. Next, use the sectioned horn template to cut out two of each section from black cardstock.
4. Starting in the center of the poster board base and working your way to the tips, glue the sections in place atop each horn, spacing them slightly apart as shown. Brush a coat of glue sealer on both sides of the completed horns. Then, if your child opts for a sparkly effect, she can embellish them with glitter glue. |
5. Next, make a headband by cutting a long 1½-inch-wide strip from poster board. Glue the horns to the center of the strip. Then overlap the ends of the headband and secure them with glue dots or staples to form a circle that fits around your child's head.

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Monday Evening Part 2, July 30, 2007
Garnett Trade?
Remember back in the day when this site was more than just baseball. I would write about TV shows and movies I had watched. I would also write a lot about the Timberwolves. This may be a short posting, but I just have to post on it. It appears that Kevin McHale is about to pull the string on a deal to send Kevin Garnett to the Boston Celtics. The Timberwolves would get forward Al Jefferson, point guard and Stephon Marbury's cousin Sebastian Telfair, G/F Al Green, C Theo Ratliff (and his contract) and at least one first round draft pick. That is a lot better than some of the rumors I have heard. It probably is a good move for the advancement possibilities of the Wolves. The Celtics now have a core of Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce which makes them a playoff contender again.
I hate to see Kevin Garnett traded, although I do understand the fiscal need to do it. Garnett has been everything that the team, the organization, the city, the state and the NBA could have asked. If he has one negative, it is his unselfishness. Maybe to a fault, but now he has go-to scorers which will make his unselfishness a very good thing. I've always disliked the Celtics, but now I will become a big fan!
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I just had a new heating system installed in my home. It is a boiler/baseboard system with 5 zones.
I have now discovered the installer really didn't have a clue as to what I really needed. He did no heat loss study and just assumed the old boilers rating was what I needed. I have ended up with a system that is probably 2x the BTU's that I need which causes it to short cycle much of the time.
One of the things I have read that I can do to help this expensive screwup is to have more heat load. If I combine two of the three zones on the first floor that should help. Does anyone know if you can run two Taco 007-FS-71FC punps from one zone on a Taco SR-504 zone controler?
You can pull up to 1/3 hp per zone on that controller.
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Your pumps are 1/25 hp.
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Though I will say if anyone gets the case count your blessings because others have alread confirmed it's the side panel. I myself have a Midi, want a side window panel, and at this price it's already cheaper than anywhere else on the net so I'll be ordering one. :p |
Went to pick mine up at Walmart today. They opened the shipping box (which looked big enough to hold a case) and pulled out a box just big enough for a side panel. Read the box, said side panel. I showed the woman that got it for me my receipt showing it should be the case. She said my 2 options were to take it and see if it's what I need or return it then and there. I tried to explain to her the difference between a panel and a case and she looked at me like I was speaking a different language. I got my money refunded.
I wasn't able to; picked up the side panel in store. Walmart.com is insistent that I should have received the full case, but since it shows OOS online, they're only willing to offer me a refund.
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Kristin Hersh: 'Rat Girl' (2010)
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Even if you know nothing about Hersh's band – the 1980s Rhode Island art-punks Throwing Muses – her story is an essential first-hand account of the indie rock uprising. Her narrative voice is warm, friendly and surprisingly funny. When Hersh gets pregnant and decides to have the kid, without giving up her band, she shrugs, "I'll cross the living-in-a-van-is-probably-child-abuse bridge when I come to it." Deep down it's a story about messed-up kids finding one other, starting a band, and accidentally scrounging up an audience of similarly messed-up kids. It belongs on the shelf next to Michael Azerrad's classic Our Band Could Be Your Life.
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on theWashington Heights/Inwood Line
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Last night our successful FASTRACK maintenance program continued work along the Washington Heights/Inwood segment of the Line. For the third night, service again was suspended in both directions between 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. at five uptown stations – 175 St, 181 St, 190 St, Dyckman St and 207 St.
Stopping all train service on a subway line segment, on four consecutive nights for seven continuous hours, gives maintenance crews the opportunity to perform many tasks on or near the tracks without having to stop work every few minutes while a train moves through the area. This is a better work environment for employees and a far more efficient way to maintain and clean the nation's largest rail transportation system
With service suspended along its northernmost stretch, hundreds of maintenance workers were able to inspect signals and switches, repair and replace track rails and cross ties, clean track floors, perform elevator and escalator repair work, repair water damage, clear drains, and clean stations. Maintenance crews were also able to clear the track-bed of debris and paint areas that are not reachable during normal train operation. In addition to high-intensity station cleaning, work crews were able to clean lighting fixtures, change bulbs, and repair platform edges providing a visible improvement to the station environment.
Achievement by the Numbers
Highlights from last night's maintenance effort included scraping 10,605 linear feet of track bed, removing 1,097 bags (5,500 pounds) of scrap and debris and fixing 18 leaks. In addition, work teams corrected 99 third rail defects, scraped and cleaned 900 linear feet of track bed under and around the third rail and serviced 46 signals and 4 switches. Crews also replaced 195 linear feet of rail, 236 track tie plates and 9 track tie blocks. Workers serviced 2 CCTV monitors, 2 cable connections and 1 camera. Workers also inspected 4,010 feet of structure.
Maintaining the subway's physical infrastructure was also on the work schedule as crews cleaned 350 feet of track drain line. In addition, work to enhance the customer experience and employee and customer safety was front and center as workers scraped 6,000 square feet and painted 1,600 square feet in stations.
The FASTRACK project environment, introduced in 2012, experiences a significantly lower accident rate by participating employees. During FASTRACK events last year, the Lost Time Accident (LTA) rate per 100 Employees was 1.38 versus a rate of 2.42 during all other operations. An LTA is a job-related incident that results in the inability of an employee to perform their duties for at least one working day beyond the day of the incident.
How this impacts service
Reliable service - service you can depend on to get you to where you need to go when you need to get there - requires regularly scheduled maintenance to the critical components you never see. FASTRACK is having a positive impact on service reliability as train delays on subway lines that have undergone FASTRACK maintenance have dropped 4.4% and track fires have declined by 50%. FASTRACK is improving employee safety and service reliability.
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to the community from Luren E. Dickinson:
Budgetary issues continue to be the focus of the library as we enter this fall season and look for opportunities to serve the public in the most cost-effective ways possible. Though some Ohio libraries have been forced to eliminate their Sunday operations due to state cuts, we know how important a limited number of weekend hours can be to our customers and feel fortunate that we have the resources to open on Sundays beginning October 4.
With occasional holiday closings, we plan to continue our Sunday schedule through the month of April 2010. Unfortunately, in order to conserve funds we will have to continue closing on two furlough days (Friday, November 27; Thursday, December 31) during the remainder of 2009, in addition to the Saturday and Sunday following Thanksgiving. Likewise, we have scheduled furlough days in 2010 for Friday, April 2 (Good Friday); Thursday, September 9 (Rosh Hashanah); Friday, November 26; and Friday, December 31; in addition to closing the weekends of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Because many of us are struggling with the shaky economy, the library has put together a slate of programs this month to assist, educate, entertain, and inform. On Thursday, October 1, from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Main Library, we will be hosting "How to Conduct an Effective Job Search" with Jim Grant, the author of Get the Job (and Compensation) You Want. . .It's All About the Process. On Saturday, October 3, from 2 - 3:30 p.m. at the Main Library, we have an outstanding children's program, "Meet American Girl Doll Addy."
As usual we will have our "Wii for Seniors" sessions, scheduled for Wednesday, October 7, from 1 - 3:30 p.m. at the Main Library, and again on Wednesday, October 21, from 1 - 3:30 p.m. at the Main Library. If you are looking for something more relaxed, try attending the seventh class in our "Shaker 101" series on Tuesday, October 6, from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Bertram Woods Branch as Local History Librarian Meghan Hays explores the topic of deed restrictions in the early years of Shaker Heights.
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Definition of Orpheus in English:
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Greek Mythology
- A poet who could entrance wild beasts with the beauty of his singing and lyre playing. He went to the underworld after the death of his wife Eurydice and secured her release from the dead, but lost her because he failed to obey the condition that he must not look back at her until they had reached the world of the living.
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- According to the Orphean myth, this will either destroy you, or you'll go into the underworld, face it and return, having grown from the experience.
- For an art form whose supposed pinnacle captures The Moment - The Here And Now - the temptation for pop music to look back at itself has been virtually Orphean in its irresistibility.
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Standing with a picture of an Eimskip operation, General Manager Larus Isfeld talks to the media Wednesday about coming to Portland.
By Jessica Hall
Staff Writer
PORTLAND - The city's on-again, off-again cargo shipping service will resume in March with the arrival of Iceland's Eimskip.
The city has been without a contracted cargo service for nearly a year, since the New York-based American Feeder Lines suspended operations and closed in April, citing a lack of volume and loss of private investment.
At the time, Portland's International Marine Terminal was in the midst of a $5 million, federally funded renovation and expansion. That project was completed last summer.
Those renovations, as well as links to Pan Am Railways' train lines and the city's culture, helped bring Eimskip to Portland from its location in Norfolk, Va.
"New England was an area where we wanted to have a bigger presence," said Larus Isfeld, Eimskip's general manager. "All of the infrastructure was pretty much in place here. But the biggest factor that drove us here was the culture and the people.
"We know cold winters. We know snow. We know the heritage of the seafood industry. There's something about the Scandinavian heritage, something that made us feel good about being here," Isfeld said.
Eimskip would not say how many jobs will be created by its presence, or the direct economic benefit. About a dozen longshoremen will unload cargo from Eimskip vessels every two weeks.
Eimskip signed a five-year lease on a 6,000-square-foot warehouse at the terminal, but the terms of the lease were not disclosed. The date for the start of operations has yet to be finalized, Isfeld said.
Eimskip aims to start small in Portland so it will not immediately move its 20-person operation out of Norfolk.
"We will build here over time. We have to get operational," Isfeld said.
The move to Portland will help Eimskip cut its shipping time to northern Europe. The company operates 17 vessels in the North Atlantic.
Portland won over other ports that Eimskip considered, including Davisville, R.I. Eimskip also considered expanding its facility in Everett, Mass., but ultimately chose Portland because of the terminal's infrastructure.
Eimskip, at least in name, has been in Portland in the past. It operated a cargo transport service between Portland and Halifax, Nova Scotia, but stopped it at the end of 2007 because of financial problems.
In 2008, Eimskip started an operational and financial reorganization and sold off businesses outside its core focus, according to its website. In 2009, a reorganized Eimskip started operating with a new board and new investors.
Isfeld said Eimskip has transported about 5,000 containers a year through Norfolk, Va. They will now go through Portland.
The International Marine Terminal will link with Pan Am Railways to allow cargo to be transported across North America.
"Without their connection to the U.S. and willingness to work with us, this might not have happened," Isfeld said of Pan Am.
Eimskip will bring fish from Norway and products from other northern European markets. Exports from across the U.S. will gain a direct link and cost-effective access to new European markets.
Eimskip serves ports such as Rotterdam, Hamburg, Reykjavik, Helsingborg, Sweden and Immingham, England, Isfeld said.
Portland did not put "any money on the table" to lure Eimskip to the city, said Mayor Michael Brennan.
"There's any number of different sound bites you could use -- transformative. Game changer. Visionary," Brennan said. "What's happening today to have a major business come to Portland is visionary. This builds on our heritage and solidifies our heritage as a port town."
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text: KOACH HUMORQueen's EnglishLionel is walking home one Friday afternoon feeling quite downcast because he is starting a new job on Monday and desperately needs a new suit. But he can't afford to buy one. Just then he passes the Hendon Menswear Shop and sees a large sign in the window: - "What d'ya think, my name is Fink and I sell clothes for nothink." Lionel goes into the shop and chooses a new suit. He is very pleased with it - it's just right for his new job. He is about to leave the shop, looking good and feeling lucky, when his joy is cut short. Fink stops him and demands payment for the suit. Lionel says, "But your sign in the window says, 'What d'ya think, my name is Fink and I sell clothes for nothink.' So how come you want payment?" "You are reading my sign wrong," replies Fink. "It actually says, 'What d'ya think? - My name is Fink? - And I sell clothes for nothink?'" [Posted 6/22/06] |


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enigma1 - 12:08 pm on Apr 23, 2012 (gmt 0)
No the ftp server is a different one. The ftp client needs to send the appropriate command to include filenames beginning with dot, like ls -la.
If you want to send the ftp command via php see here the ftp-nlist command:
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Lagos Youth Hostel
Great Value!
One of the good thing about the Youth Hostel in Lagos is that you are in the town centre close to everything you need for a great vacations. Open 24 h/day. Breakfast is included in price and is the best breakfast in town. Hostelling International membership card is required. Portuguese can buy it directly at any hostel. Foreigners should buy it in their home countries otherwise a supplement of 2€ per night/per person will be charged to non-members. |
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What they are
Personal Water Craft are considered by the Coast Guard to be Class A inboard motor vessels and as such must adhere to the same Coast Guard regulations and standards as any other powerboats in this category, such as they must have a fire extinguisher on board, and must have an appropriate sound signaling device such as a horn or athletic whistle.
They are also subject to USCG manufacturing and load capacity standards, which may be found on the capacity plate and in the owners manual.
They must be registered with the state, and must also obey the Nautical Rules of the Road.
Even though PWCs are considered to be boats, there are a few differences that you need to know.
Virtually no PWCs have running lights as all manufacturers recommend that they only be used during daylight. In fact, many states ban the use of PWCs at night.
Many states require that Personal Floatation Devices be worn at all times while on a PWC. Many states also regulate the operation of personal watercraft within their borders by prohibiting them from specified lakes and boating areas, or by placing geographic or time restrictions on their use.
Some states require an adult to be on board when a minor is operating the craft, or may require completion of a boating safety course before a minor can legally operate a PWC.
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Helton, Deacon top All-Pioneer football team
Troy Helton of Covington and Owen Deacon of James River have taken top honors on the All-Pioneer District football team.
Helton was named offensive player of the year, while Deacon won the defensive player of the year award. James River's Philip King was named coach of the year.
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if a bon iver falls in the forest does he win another grammy?
If Imagine Dragons can win a Grammy, Bon Iver falling in the forest would certainly be deserving of a win.
This blog is a joke. Bon Iver isn't the guys name it's justin turner, and it's the BANDS name, you all are dumb.
Justin Turner. Yup.
You don't know good music if you don't know who Bon Iver is. Bon Iver is a guy from Wisconsin that is full of emotion and has a cool falsetto and awesome tattoos. Instead of wasting time making a blog asking this question, go listen to his music and you'll find out all about him. Get over it. J Cole lost.
You got me. I'm still bitter that J Cole lost. That's me. Nailed it.
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Urgh...RIP!!... | #61 Subject: I love CGW!!!! Posted: 08/17/2004 21:09:53 |
It is the best magazine ever out. EVER!! Im serious.
granniegamer | #62 Subject: Yeah, CGW is the best -- Posted: 08/17/2004 22:33:24 |
and I have a basis for comparison. I've also subscribed to PC Gamer and Computer Games mags for the last three years and have let those two go, while renewing my CGW. It was no contest, as far as I'm concerned.
Oh yeah, glad to see you're still alive, Arcadian, it's been awhile. Madden 2005? Hey, I'm watching the real guys, now. Are you ready for some football? Yeah. |
ArcadianDelS... | #63 Subject: I am more ready for football than the ghost of Joe Lombardi Posted: 08/18/2004 08:49:40 |
Unfortunately, Madden 2005 isn't quite ready. (disclaimer: this is not a review. This is my stream-of-subconsciousness chit-chat about my personal game experience. Its not a paid review).
Drow_Wraith | #64 Subject: you know it to be true Posted: 08/20/2004 02:48:38 |
theres many rules in this universe amoung them theres is newtons and einsteins also bernoulis principle but the most important rule is very simple cgw rules and if you dont like it you have problems
WingerII | #65 Subject: Correction... Posted: 08/20/2004 15:16:48 |
See what happens if I post anything that comes to mind? |
granniegamer | #66 Subject: Ah, mathematical statistics -- yes, I recognize the name -- Posted: 08/20/2004 16:05:01 |
however, I'm lousy at math and my life tends to be run by the "Chaos Theory," which is why I like CGW. No laws of probability anywhere, just endlessly changing possibilities.
Drow_Wraith | #67 Subject: once again Posted: 08/20/2004 16:52:35 |
yes i know it was wrong it was just too late at night for me to care really but enough of that
Me2NiK | #68 Subject: Hi. Posted: 08/21/2004 14:26:23 |
Is this where I'm supposed to type some giddy suck-up note to CGW about how I love and worship the ground they walk on?
Well, sorry to disappoint you then. |
granniegamer | #69 Subject: If you're that negative, why did you join? Posted: 08/22/2004 13:07:05 |
All opinions recognized here --- sucking up is not a prerequisite.
shadowbrain | #70 Subject: Reader Reviews - Idea Posted: 08/23/2004 18:56:47 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 08/19/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
I've been thinking, why don't you let CGW readers submit reviews for games? Maybe the month after you guys review a game, piece of hardware, ect., you should choose a good, comprehensive, and well thought out review from the 1up.com games section or even from these boards and publish it. In my opinion, it would make CGW just that much more of an involving magazine.
What do you CGW readers think? NOTE :: Also posted in the boards here. |
granniegamer | #71 Subject: Ryan tried to get something like that started. Posted: 08/23/2004 22:19:53 |
The problem is that they wanted games fairly new that they had recently reviewed. The games I buy usually have been out for awhile before I play them, so my reviews would be old news. Actually, I've often thought it might not be a bad idea to have a section that reviews games that are no longer "fresh" but are still available on the open market. There are a lot of folks like me who get them later, and sometimes it's a pain in the old "6" to look up old issues or old reviews. Having a section of reviews on older games would respark interest in gamers on a budget who might be motivated to go out and buy a game off Wally World's $9.99 shelf if they saw a review that made it look good. In fact, they could call it "The $9.99 Section" --- they already have a "Bargain Bin" [come to think of it, that might be one of the other gaming mags, can't remember] but it doesn't have reviews, just lists of good games that can be picked up cheap.
mmxnick | #72 Subject: GROUND CONTROL 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted: 08/24/2004 14:04:28 |
Gareshra | #73 Subject: Newb here Posted: 08/25/2004 14:37:08 |
Hi all. I decided to actually become active on 1up! Not sure what else to say. I'll say stuff later.
gamingjanito... | #74 Subject: Hey Posted: 08/26/2004 00:58:30 |
Hey I was wondering if you could add more Inde games on the demo CD. You know thoes underground ones that are sweet to play but noone has heard of them. For example the shooters from ABA Games - TUMIKI Fighters,rRootage,Noiz. That would be cool if you could try to add more Inde games on the demo CD.
Kuredan | #75 Subject: Just thought you'd want to know Posted: 08/28/2004 14:15:27 |
Here's a little bit of trivia. Toshiro Mifune (Seven Samuri) was originally cast to be Obi Wan Kenobi in the original Star Wars Trilogy.
Ronnie C | #76 Subject: Dreaming Posted: 08/29/2004 21:20:13 |
For the knowledge of all here, if you continue to love one another, one day you too can become a beautiful butterfly just like me.
granniegamer | #77 Subject: Everybody has left this club in spirit, if not in fact. Posted: 09/03/2004 13:38:37 |
It's dead as hell --- what happened?
Gareshra | #78 Subject: No clue Posted: 09/03/2004 21:57:58 |
No clue why nobody chats. Let's think up a conversation topic. Umm...
I now own 2 100-sided dice, which I acquired on the long hard road to my goal of total geekdom. I'm trying to make it sound cool, being a loser I mean... =P |
granniegamer | #79 Subject: Who invented the word "geek" anyway, Posted: 09/04/2004 22:21:22 |
and why?
WingerII | #80 Subject: Hmmm... Posted: 09/04/2004 23:50:05 |
I've never seen a 100-sided die, but methinks it's hard to tell exactly what side is up, hmmmm?
granniegamer | #81 Subject: Okay, guys, c'mon, that's a start - CPR applied, here - Posted: 09/05/2004 11:30:51 |
it's still breathing!
Is this a joke? 100-sided die? It sounds like the snipe in snipe hunt. I mean, really, is it physically possible? I want to see a picture! |
ScreamingLos... | #82 Subject: I would also like to see a picture Posted: 09/05/2004 11:58:00 |
Damn, 100 sides?... DAMN!!
Gareshra | #83 Subject: *GASP* *drawing in of breath* WoW! Posted: 09/05/2004 20:21:51 |
Holy crapzilla with a taste of omgwtf. World of Warcraft! The Beta! Stress Test! HOLY CRAP THIS GAME IS FUN!!!!! You have no idea how fun this is. I honestly can't think of a way to describe it. CGW has decribed it as D2 meets war3. Evercrackheads ingame have described it as "Everquests meets Dark Age of Camelot, except done right." Everything is just so awesome about it. Except the lag, which makes sense since it's a stress test. Anyways, Buy this game when it goes retail. Join the open beta. You know you want to.
As for the 100 sided dice, you can find a picture here: http://www.warehouse23.com/img/gamescience/gsz001.jpg However, the picture makes it appear spherical. The best way to describe it is a spher with small circular indentations about 7/10 of a centimete in diameter. It's actually easy to determine which side is up. Pretty nifty. I'd like to end this post by saying the only reason I'm on these forums is because the WoW server is down at the moment, and I need to find something to do while I check the server status every 5 minutes. Whoops! I'm late... |
granniegamer | #84 Subject: GRANNIE MADE IT EASY FOR YOU -- GOOD OL' GRANNIE -- Posted: 09/06/2004 09:59:18 |
Note the picture below, when you click on it, though, it does look cool so now we know it exists --- you're right about it looking spherical, but guess there were so many indentations they just couldn't cast any shadows to show up. KEWL!
Just had a thought [Ouch, it hurt] --- you could really kick ass at monopoly, especially with doubles!! Think how many times you could zoom past Go and collect your $200!!!! |
Gareshra | #85 Subject: Scary... Posted: 09/06/2004 13:19:54 |
"you could really kick ass at monopoly, especially with doubles!! Think how many times you could zoom past Go and collect your $200!!!!"
Both a friend of mine and my mom said the same thing in the past 24 hours. There's treachery afoot! *scuttles off* |
neaf_rocksz | #86 Subject: robert coffey Posted: 09/06/2004 13:39:15 |
people alwas say robert coffey wired byt what about the guy that draws the drawings for scorched earth some how i think there related
granniegamer | #87 Subject: Yeah, some of those drawings are seriously disturbed -- Posted: 09/06/2004 21:58:26 |
must be why I like them!
gamingjanito... | #88 Subject: oh hey grannie Posted: 09/07/2004 15:12:39 |
I found the origin for the word "geek".
from wordorigins.org Geek It is commonly touted that geek originally meant a sideshow performer who bites the heads off chickens or snakes. While this is a sense of the word, it is not the original one. Geek is actually a very old word. It is a variant of geck, a term of Low German/Dutch origin that dates in English to 1511. It means a fool, simpleton, or dupe. Geck is even used by Shakespeare in Twelfth Night, V.i.: Why haue you suffer'd me to be imprison'd. And made the most notorious gecke and gull That ere inuention plaid on? The geek spelling is an American variation, even though Shakespeare uses the spelling geeke in Cymbeline V.iv., but this is probably just a misspelling. Geek first appears (outside the single Shakespearean usage) in 1876 America. American usage adds the connotation of offensive or undesirable to the original foolish and stupid sense. The Carnival sideshow sense appears in 1928. |
granniegamer | #89 Subject: Wow!! I started something here, huh? Posted: 09/07/2004 22:17:24 |
The site I ended up finding the good stuff on touched upon that meaning but didn't elaborate. Very, very cool --- great research, there.
For that excellent work and cool info, you have become the first official guest star on Grannie's blogs - seriously, that needs to be shared. Stick with me, kid, I'll make you a star! |
Doodiebg411 | #90 Subject: Computer Posted: 09/09/2004 18:55:04 |
I got a freaking slow computer and a amd antlon xp 3500. Who wants my slow comp?


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Edie Anderson
University Health Center
When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Knight Hall : Eaton Theater : 1208
Event Type(s): Forum,Lecture
Free Admission; Refreshments Served (A Povich Center Event)
A Panel Featuring:
Dan Shanoff, Director of Audience Development, USA Today
Zach Leonsis, Manager, Business Development, Monumental Sports & Entertainment
Kevin Lockland, Vice-President of Editorial Operations, SBNation
Mike Tillery, Creator of the NBA Blog: "The Starting Five"
Kofie Yeboah. Merrill College Freshman, Creator "The Left Bench"
Adrianne Flynn, Internships & Career Development Director, Merrill College
George Solomon Director, The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism
Website: http://povichcenter.org/march-12-entrepreneurial-journalism-the-future-is-now/
For more information, contact:
Beth Mechum
Shirley Povich Center
+1 301 405 4605
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Nyumburu Center : Multipurpose Room
Event Type(s): Meeting
The Next Black Male Initiative (BMI) meeting for the 2014 Spring semester will be next Tuesday March 11th at 7:00 PM. This meeting will be in the Nyumburu Cultural Center's Multipurpose Room. Food and drinks will be served for dinner. We welcome undergrads, faculty and staff and transfer students to the BMI Program. BMI is, and will always be open to the community. If you know of any men, young or older, please invite them to our BMI meeting. They do not have to be directly affiliated with the university. The theme of this meeting will be The Significance of Discipline: Scholarship, Family, Community & Leadership.
For more information, contact:
Solomon Comissiong
The Black Male Initiative
+1 301 314 8439
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
Where: Jull Hall 1105
Event Type(s): Lecture
Forrest Pritchard of Smith Meadows Farm in Berryville, VA will speak about how he diversified -- and saved -- his family's farm with multiple livestock enterprises and direct marketing, including grass-fed meats.
Forrest is a professional farmer, writer and public speaker. One of the first "grass finished" farms in the country, his farm has sold at leading farmers' markets in Washington DC for fifteen years. His book Gaining Ground: A Story of Farmers' Markets, Local Food and Saving the Family Farm was named a Top Ten Book by Publishers Weekly, Washingtonian Magazine and NPR's The Splendid Table.
Books will be available for sale.
Brought to you by the Analyzing Alternative Enterprises course (INAG205) at the Institute of Applied Agriculture.
For more information, contact:
Meredith Brooke Epstein
Institute of Applied Agriculture
+1 301 405 4690
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Where: Hornbake : University Career Center & The President's Promise : 3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing
Event Type(s): Special Event
Representatives from the White House Internship Program are coming to University of Maryland to share with Terps information about their fall 2014 internship program.
The White House Internship Program provides a unique opportunity to gain valuable professional experience and build leadership skills. This hands-on program is designed to mentor and cultivate today's young leaders, strengthen their understanding of the Executive Office and prepare them for future public service opportunities.
The White House Internship Program's mission is to make the "People's House" accessible to future leaders from around the nation.
The application for the Fall 2014 White House Internship Program is now open. For more information, please click here: http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/
Website: http://www.careers.umd.edu/events_description.cfm?event_id=4823
For more information, contact:
Erica Ely
When: Friday, March 28, 2014 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Stamp Student Union : Colony Ballroom
Event Type(s): Special Event
Enjoy the Short, Short Film Festival on Friday, March 28th at 7:00PM in the Colony Ballroom, STAMP. This is a campus-wide event where undergraduate students premiere short films (5 minutes or less) at a catered banquet.
Come watch films, eat food, and meet professors from the Film Department and other film-world professionals! Sponsored by Maryland Filmmakers Club, WMUC, and Shoutfire.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/486212164817461/
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When: Tuesday, March 25, 2014 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Where: Stamp Student Union : Pyon Su Room
Event Type(s): Special Event
Come have Lunch with the Lawyer!
The Graduate Student Legal Aid Office invites you to the Health Insurance Workshop on Tuesday, March 25th, 2014 from 12:30PM to 1:30PM (lunch served at 12:15) in the Pyon Su Room, STAMP.
Join Graduate Student Legal Aid staff and guest speaker Randi Kopf, a nationally recognized health care attorney and board certified nurse practitioner, to explore the ins and outs of health insurance.
Learn why you should have health insurance, how to get it, the different between types of insurance, what health insurance coverage is mandated by the health care reform law, and what happens if you do not have health insurance.
For more information and to register, please visit: www.thestamp.umd.edu/gradlegalaid
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When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Where: Taliaferro : 2110
Event Type(s): Colloquium
On Wednesday March 12th from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Taliaferro Hall, Room 2110, Professor Colleen Ho will be presenting a paper titled "The Mongols in Matthew Paris' Chronica Majora: A Mirror of Medieval Europe."
All are encouraged to attend this workshop. Light refreshments will be served.
Professor Ho's dissertation (UC Santa Barbara, 2013), titled "A Sign of the Apocalypse or Christendom's Ally? European-Mongol Relations in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries," examines why medieval Europeans saw the Mongols as both threat and ally, allowing ecclesiastics and kings to condemn the Mongols to Hell while courting an alliance with them against mutual enemies.
Website: https://history.umd.edu/events/colleen-ho-workshop
For more information, contact:
Reid Erec Gustafson
Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies
+1 301 405 4265
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 6:00 PM - 7:45 PM
Where: Jull Hall 1123
Event Type(s): Seminar
Sustainable Agriculture Tuesdays presents Amanda Behrens of the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future will demonstrate an exciting tool known as the Maryland Food System Map and discuss the health and policy implications of the local food system. The Maryland Food System Map Project looks at the local food system geographically. The goal is to spur improvements in the food system by helping people overcome obstacles and uncover new opportunities.
Part of the campus-wide Sustainable Tuesdays lecture series, co-sponsored by the Institute of Applied Agriculture, the School of Architecture, and the Office of Sustainability.
Website: http://sustainability.umd.edu/content/curriculum/sustainabletuesdays.php
For more information, contact:
Meredith Brooke Epstein
Institute of Applied Agriculture
+1 301 405 4690
When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Plant Sciences : 1130
Event Type(s): Seminar
Plant Science Lecture Series 3/12/14 Presents Dr. Beronda Montgomery, Michigan State University; 4:00 p.m., PLS 1130
Seminar Title: "Seeing the Light: Spatiotemporal Regulation of Plant Photomorphogenesis"
Dr. Beronda Montgomery completed doctoral studies at the University of California, Davis and was a postdoctoral fells at Indiana University. She is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Energy - Plant Research Laboratory and Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Michigan State University.
For further information, contact Dr. Angus Murphy, email@example.com.
Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture
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Supreet Kaur
+1 301 405 4356
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Stamp Student Union : Prince Georges
Event Type(s): Other
Come join the Multiracial Biracial Student Association (MBSA) and TOTUS Spoken Word Experience students & Alumni for an amazing performance/open mic experience Featuring Chantz Erolin Tuesday March 11th at 7PM in the Prince George's Room in The Stamp!!!
Official Mixed Madness 2014 t-shirts will be given to attendees and all are invited to perform/read!
For more details on Mixed Madness Month visit: http://ter.ps/MMM14 .
Website: http://ter.ps/MMM14
For more information, contact:
Naliyah Kaya
+1 301 405 8757
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Physics : 1412
Event Type(s): Colloquium
2012 was a banner year for particle physics with both the Higgs discovery and the measurement of ¸13, the last of the unknown mixing angles in the PMNS matrix. With a large value of ¸13, the neutrino community is poised to measure long baseline neutrino oscillations and look for CP violation in the neutrino sector. At short baselines, puzzles remain with hints from a number of experiments worldwide suggesting new physics. Long and short baseline accelerator neutrino experiments alike are developing precision Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber detectors to do these ve appearance searches. The US neutrino program, envisioned and in progress, to develop this technology and address these questions, will be described by Bonnie Flemming from Yale University.
Website: http://www.umdphysics.umd.edu/events/physicscolloquia.html
For more information, contact:
Carole Cuaresma Kiger
+1 301 405 5945
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Where: 1 Park Place, Annapolis, MD : Suite 300
Event Type(s): Seminar
Presenter: Dr. Harish Padmanabha, Postdoctoral Fellow, SESYNC. Dr. Harish Padmanabha is broadly interested in how the intersection between larger scale socio-ecological pressures and individual level adaptation strategies affect the resiliency of human health. The unprecedentedly rapid and geographically expansive nature of global change influences both our everyday encounters with each other and nature, as well as our interactions with larger scale ecological, economic, and political systems. He has an MSc in Population and International Health from Harvard University and a PhD in Entomology from the University of Florida.
Website: http://www.sesync.org/events/seminar-harish-padmanabha
For more information, contact:
Melissa Andreychek
+1 410 919 4990
Event Type(s): Other,Diversity
Recently, a family member was hosting a book club meeting that referenced the Holocaust. A woman in the book club said that she had never heard of this history before, and cried realizing that the Holocaust was something that actually happened. I realized that we can't know what we've never been taught. Do we exclusively focus on our own culture and history, thereby, missing the culture and history of others? Do we create an environment where people can reveal what they do not know without being shamed? To develop a welcoming community, we need to create safe spaces for people to reveal what they do not know, and take the time to learn about the significant experiences and histories of those communities to which we do not belong.
--Contributed by Theresa Smith, Center for Leadership & Organizational Change
For more information, contact:
Jenny Denton
Office of Diversity & Inclusion
+1 301 405 1328
Where: Biology - Psychology : 0144
Event Type(s): Other
Did you or your parents immigrate to the US? You may be eligible to participate in one of our paid psychology studies! Our 45-minute studies take place in the Biology-Psychology building and offer $10 in compensation. They involve activities such as taking part in a group task with other participants and completing some questionnaires about yourself.
Please click the link below to reach our eligibility survey and brief pre-test.
Note: This is an eligibility survey and does not include payment. Eligible participants will be contacted to schedule an appointment for a paid study.
Website: https://umd.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_0NHaUWbGTuojwrP
For more information, contact:
Sarah Lyons
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Where: Stamp Student Union : Hoff Theater
Event Type(s): Theatre Performance
In "PLACAS: The Most Dangerous Tattoo," a Salvadoran father is released from prison after tattoos that mark him as a gang member are removed--a cleansing of the skin in a hopeful effort to reunite his family and break a lifetime of violence, war, forced migrations and street crime. This is a familiar story in communities across the country. PLACAS features Ric Salinas from the renowned California-based Latino theater troupe Culture Clash. PLACAS (script by Paul Flores; directed by Michael John Garces) can be seen in full at GALA Hispanic Theatre on March 14 & 15, 2014.
For more information, contact:
Ana Patricia Rodriguez
Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Latin American Studies Center, SLLC
+1 301 405 2020
When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Where: Arboretum Outreach Center
Event Type(s): Other
Campus garden clubs: come learn how to promote your club, publicize your mission and accomplishments, and gain new members along the way! Abby Massey, a communication expert at the USDA's Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education office in College Park, will lead the interactive workshop and will have great tips on all kinds of promotion to get the word out, including social media. We are grateful to the Pepsi Fund for sponsoring this workshop.
Website: http://www.arboretum.umd.edu
For more information, contact:
Karen A Petroff
Facilities Management
+1 301 405 8952
When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Where: Shoemaker : 0114
Event Type(s): Lecture
The UMD Counseling Center's Research & Development Series presents Lu Tian, UMD Counseling Center Doctoral Intern, who will be speaking on, "Development and Validation of a Proactive Coping Inventory." All faculty, staff, and students are invited.
Website: http://counseling.umd.edu
For more information, contact:
Renee Jorisch
Counseling Center
+1 301 314-7673
Event Type(s): Art Exhibition,Special Event
The Mithril Turtle, UMD's commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Lord of the Rings, invites YOU to submit Tolkien-inspired artwork for our fall display.
Submission are due April 28th, 2014.
Website: http://www.mithrilturtle.umd.edu
For more information, contact:
Michelle M. Butler
Event Type(s): Conference
The Mithril Turtle, UMD's commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Lord of the Rings, invites YOU to submit Tolkien-related research papers to our fall Student Research Conference. The conference will be October 10, 2014.
Submissions are due April 28, 2014.
Website: http://www.mithrilturtle.umd.edu
For more information, contact:
Michelle M. Butler
When: Friday, March 14, 2014 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Where: Room 1312, School of Public Health
Event Type(s): Lecture
The School of Public Health and Department of Kinesiology invite you to the Joan S. Hult Women's History Month Lecture. This year's presenter is Ms. Pat Furlong, Founder and CEO of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy. The topic of this lecture is Building Public-Private Partnerships by Breaking Down Barriers.
The annual women's history month lecture is named for Joan S. Hult, PhD, Professor Emerita in the Department of Kinesiology. Dr. Hult is one of the foremost sport historians on American women in athletics and was influential in the implementation of the Title IX Legislation, (1972) which expanded opportunities for women and girls to participate in sports.
A reception will follow in the Friedgen Lounge.
Website: http://www.sph.umd.edu/calendar/
For more information, contact:
Polly Sebastian Schurer
Department of Kinesiology
+1 301 405 2453
When: Wednesday, March 26, 2014 5:00 PM
Where: Van Munching
Event Type(s): Other
Calling UMD Undergraduates!!
Spread the news: The Smith Minor in Business Analytics is now accepting applications!
Are you a University of Maryland undergraduate with 30 credits or more? Are you interested in developing your Business Savvy? Apply to the Business Analytics Minor!
Applications are Due March 26th.
Visit us on the web to learn more at www.ter.ps/baminor
Website: http://ter.ps/baminor
For more information, contact:
Melanie Ashton
+1 301 405 6040
When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Where: Benjamin : FREE! : 0220
Event Type(s): Lecture
The Center for Science and Technology in Education is pleased to offer a presentation by Dr. Janet Kolodner, Regent's Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. Dr. Kolodner will talk about the Learning Sciences (LS) and what she thinks is important about its future as related to SEM education. She will connect the learning sciences to her current work at the National Science Foundation in Cyberlearning. Please join us!
Dr. Kolodner will also have an hour available that after noon (2:30 PM) to meet with students in a small group setting. This event is offered by the CSTE with the Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership, and co-sponsored by the College of Education.
Website: http://imgur.com/jcJv0Ph
For more information, contact:
Katherine Levenick Shirey
The Center for Science and Technology in Education
When: Sunday, March 23, 2014 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: The Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center
Event Type(s): Other
Come check out the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center on Sunday, March 23 from 11:00am-2:00pm. This is a great opportunity to check out our event space and meet a few of our vendors! Just RSVP at email@example.com or on our website at riggs.umd.edu.
Website: http://www.riggs.umd.edu/
For more information, contact:
Angela Christine Dimopoulos
The Samuel Riggs Alumni Center
+1 301 405 7938
When: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Where: Arboretum Outreach Center at the Apiary
Event Type(s): Lecture
Ever wondered about how our campus watershed relates to the greater Chesapeake Bay watershed? Come hear Michael Carmichael, our campus Coordinator of Stormwater Management Facilities Maintenance talk about the purposes and types of stormwater management facilities on campus. Along the way, he will describe the importance of managing storm water, aquifer and watershed health, and how the stormwater management facilities on campus help improve and maintain water quality. He will also get into the nitty gritty of the structure of the various facilities on campus, including their construction, function, and appropriate application (why we choose the type of facility for each location).
Website: http://www.arboretum.umd.edu
For more information, contact:
Karen A Petroff
Facilities Management
+1 301 405 8952
Event Type(s): Art Exhibition,Special Event
The Mithril Turtle, UMD's commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Lord of the Rings, invites YOU to submit Tolkien-inspired artwork for our fall display.
Submission are due April 28th, 2014.
Website: http://www.mithrilturtle.umd.edu
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I put this on top of my home-made macaroni and cheese with some drizzled butter (real butter). After baking it in the oven, the golden-brown top added so much flavor. My family loved it! I will purchase this again!
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Use on for breaded chicken but mix half and half with parmesean...not as good as shake and bake flavor but still good will replace this with other non-organic brands
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Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre
Come and Visit Your 25 Stores and Services
Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre is a practical group of stores and services that make it the ideal "one-stop shopping" destination. In just a few steps from Caulfeild's ample parking you can shop for all your family grocery needs, buy a creative gift, dress yourself for success, choose from a number of professional services including a walk-in medical clinic, framing a picture, pamper your pet or enjoy a great meal or cup of coffee.Please come and visit us soon! A Friendly Feeling...A Friendly Place.
Halloween 2013 Trick-Or-Treating in Caulfeild Village!
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Halloween Trick-Or-Treating at Caulfeild Village!
CAULFEILD VILLAGE 2012 OKTOBERFEST!Featuring the Adam Woodall BandOn Saturday, September 29th from noon to 5pm we will be holding our annual Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre Oktoberfest celebration and welcome all of our customers, clients and neighbours to join in on the fun. In addition to the usual bouncy castles, crafts and activities we are pleased to feature the Adam Woodall Band who will be performng on the main stage at 3pm and 4pm. The band is a legend on the North Shore and feature Rock, Pop and Folk sounds. We have also invited back the BMX Stunt Show which is fun for all ages. "Our Business is world class entertainment, Our Mission is to provide unforgettable bicycle stunt shows for the enjoyment of people of all ages." The BMX Stunt Show will run at noon, 1pm and 2pm. |
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The June edition of our newspaper Caulfeild Village Views will be delivered!
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Halloween Trick or Treat - Monday, October 31, 2011 3pm - 6pm
Come join us for our annual Halloween trick or treat party. Kids of all ages are invited to visit the merchants of Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre for our annual community trick or treating.It is a safe environment for the kids and a great chance to meet your neighbours.
Caulfeild Village Father's Day Colouring Contest
We would like to thank everybody who entered to honour their dad....and also give him one of four great gifts.- A Robert Graham shirt from J. Gregory Menswear
- Steak dinner for 4 for the BBQ from Windsor Meats
- Family dinner for 4 from Pastameli Restaurant
- A giclee of one of the Vancouver Canucks courtesy of Caulfeild Gallery
Winner of the Robert Graham shirt from J. Gregory Menswear - Georgia - Age 10 | Winner of the Steak dinner for 4 for the BBQ from Windsor Meats - Jasmine - Age 8 |
Winner of the giclee of one of the Vancouver Canucks courtesy of Caulfeild Gallery - Tome - Age 6 |
Winner of the Family dinner for 4 from Pastameli Restaurant - Ingrid - Age 6 |
West Vancouver Community Days 2011
For the umpteenth year in a row Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre has participated in the West Vancovuer Community Day parade. Pictured here from left to right Melize Dey (volunteer candy thrower), Luis Sopena (standing) from Caulfeild Gallery, Bruce Meli from Pastameli Restaurant and Rob Blaney (with his back to the camera - volunteer candy thrower)
Caulfeild Village Oktoberfest 2011
The annual Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre Oktoberfest is back for at least it's 14th year. Once again the merchant's of Caulfeild Village are offering FREE, FAMIL, FUN to all of their customers. The festivites start at noon and run through to 5pm.There is something for all ages including:
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2010 Community Day ParadeColleen MacDonald (Village Flowers), Luis Sopena (Caulfeild Gallery), Bruce Meli (Pastameli's), Adrian (Previously West Van Hardware)


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David Boreanaz, Angel, Buffy, Bones Star To Attend Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, June 1-2 For First-Ever Public Signing!
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David Boreanaz, Angel, Buffy, Bones Star To Attend Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, June 1-2 For First-Ever Public Signing
Joins Stan Lee, Summer Glau, William Shatner, WWE® Superstars John Cena® And Daniel Bryan® @ Pennsylvania Convention Center
Best known for starring roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel and the current Fox prime-time series Bones,
David Boreanaz
will make his first-every public signing at Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con on Saturday and Sunday, June 1-2. Boreanaz, who grew up in the Philadelphia area, played the vampire Angel in the Joss Whedon cult series and portrays Special Agent Seeley Booth opposite Emily Deschanel in Bones.
Boreanaz will meet Wizard World fans, pose for photo ops, sign autographs and conduct an interactive Q&A at Philadelphia Comic Con. He will join fellow comics legend
Stan Lee
Summer Glau
(Serenity, Firefly),
William Shatner
(Star Trek, Boston Legal),
WWE® Superstars John Cena® And Daniel Bryan®
Manu Bennett
(The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Spartacus: Vengeance) as headliners scheduled at the event, held May 30 June 2 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
David Boreanaz and Buffy fans have attended our shows for many years, and we are proud to have his first ever public signing at Philadelphia Comic Con 2013, his hometown crowd said John Macaluso, Wizard World president and CEO. We are striving to bring our loyal fans the guests they have been asking for, and David is at the top of that list.
His first notable role was that of Kelly Bundys boyfriend Frank in a 1993 episode of Married with Children, and after a few other bit parts was cast in Buffy from 1997-1999 and the spin-off Angel through 2004. A year later, Boreanaz landed the Bones starring role, a series he has also produced and directed. In 2006, Boreanaz ventured into the comics world with a voice role in the animated feature Justice League: The New Frontier, to which he gave a nod in an episode of Bones in which his character is seen reading the Green Lantern character that he had voiced.
Fans will also be able to purchase David Boreanaz VIP tickets, for the full experience including photos, autographs and reserved seating at the Boreanaz programming panel, sure to be an extremely popular event.
Wizard World Comic Con events bring together thousands of fans of all ages to celebrate the best in pop-fi, pop culture, movies, graphic novels, comics, toys, video gaming, television, sci-fi, gaming, original art, collectibles, contests and more. Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con show hours are Thursday, May 30, 3-8 p.m.; Friday, May 31, noon - 7 p.m.; Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.; and Sunday, June 2, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For more on the 2013 Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, visit http://www.wizardworld.com/home-pa.html.
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