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A 33-year-old woman was arrested Monday on first-degree murder charges in the strangulation of her 62-year-old mother, according to Port Orange police.
Jennifer Kate Huntington was arrested in the death of her mother, Fabian Huntington.
According to police, officers were called on Sunday afternoon to the 700 block of Rampart Drive in Port Orange and found Fabian Huntington dead.
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The scandal that derailed John Edwards' career, shattered his image as a devoted family man and led to his indictment is now set to play out in federal court.
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I can't imagine anywhere better to spend this weekend than enjoying the two beautiful preserves here in Glen Ellen. May 17 and 18 feature two of the most exciting fundraisers our town ever sees.
Both the lovely gardens of Quarryhill Botanical Preserve and the wilderness of the Bouverie Audubon Preserve hold fund-raisers to benefit their education programs for school children. Both preserves offer free hikes to schoolchildren throughout the Bay Area where the kiddos are immersed in nature and educated about our natural world.
But this weekend, the two events are just for adults, with libations and celebration.
Quarryhill's event is called "Wild Collections, Expeditions for Education" and takes place in the evening of Saturday, May 17, beginning at 5 p.m. Guests will stroll the lovely flower-festooned paths of Quarryhill, stopping along the way for snacks and entertainment. We wonder if the giant flower fairies will return. Last year's photograph with one of these lovely ladies is my prize pix of the year (sorry Robbi Pengelly, but it's true). The evening ends with an inspiring speech given by Sir Peter Crane, dean of the Department of Forestry and Environmental Studies at Yale University. He will speak about the importance of environmental education for children.
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Almost directly next door, at the Bouverie Preserve of Audubon Canyon Ranch, is its fundraiser, called the "Art of Eating" in honor of M.F.K. Fisher's famous tome of the joy of eating, the next day, Sunday.
For the final decade of her life, M.F.K. lived in Last House at David Bouverie's ranch. She and David were dear friends and they made an arrangement that worked well for both of them.
The Bouverie event takes place on Sunday afternoon, May 18. Julie Atwood is planning a festive, gala picnic with famous fried chicken and potato salad from chef Tanya Holland and an auction to raise funds for the Bouverie's education program. If anyone in this Valley knows how to throw an elegant and fun picnic, that would be Julie.
My suggestion: invite your out-of-town friends to experience the delights of Glen Ellen at its most sophisticated. Buy your tickets early and don't miss these two special back-to-back parties. Check out the websites, quarryhill.org and egret.org for the Bouverie. See you there, all gussied up in your finery including hats and hiking boots … keeps the yellow jackets and rattlesnakes at bay (at least, that's what we hope).
Frogs among the lotus
Last week, on one of those nearly perfect spring days, I went to my regular meditation hour at the Sonoma Ashram on Craig Avenue. I meet with a group of women, mostly Catholics, one even an ex-nun, to meditate in the peace and quiet of the Ashram. Following meditation that day, my friends and I sat in the warm sun, sharing the ups and downs of our lives.
After that, I took a stroll through the lush Ashram gardens, ending up at the maze. After several rounds of silently walking its concentric paths, humming my mantra, I retired to the nearby pond and watched the frogs leaping and playing in the shallow waters, amid the blooming lotus flowers. It was a pleasant respite from the rest of the day, full of letters, bills, and other worldly concerns.
Trickster tykes
Just before departing the Ashram, I walked back by the main meditation room and saw my friend Natalie O'Neill. Long ago, she was the babysitter for our two wild boys, who always played tricks on her. They loved her visits, yet also chose them as occasions to try things they knew we didn't allow.
Sky, "Yes Natalie, Mom and Dad always let us climb this tree to the roof." Gabriel, "Sure Natalie, Mom and Dad love it when we blow lighter fluid out our puffy cheeks and light it on fire." Slightly exaggerated in my memory perhaps, but their antics were indeed a challenge for Natalie and for us.
She was a much beloved babysitter and is now a mom herself. She, and her husband Keith, have a daughter, 6-year-old Olivia, a kindergartener at the Sonoma Charter School, who also enjoys a meditation class for children.
Youthful yogis
I stopped in and watched the class for a while. Rochelle Hanlon is the yoga instructor and she has a heart and mind for working with children of all ages. Her gentle manner and deft instruction help the kids to understand and comply. I loved watching her in action. She is simply an adult who loves yoga and has simplified her practice to relate to children.
The class includes instruction both by Rochelle and by the children. They are encouraged to use their imagination to make up poses, name them, and teach them to their fellow students. The eight boys and girls there that day were quick learners, already more flexible and attentive than I could ever be.
I was happy to have had that serendipitous experience. It brightened my afternoon, as I returned to more drudgery, with a newly happy heart, provided by Rochelle and her little charges.
Old school yogis
Speaking of yoga, the display at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco is fantastic, well worth the trip to the city. One particular painting, from the 14th century, of Indian yogis in their separate ashrams in a large painting on a wing wall is memorable. The fantastical landscape, replete with all variety of animals, fish, birds, flowers and trees is inspirational. I am headed back, if only to see that one painting. As ever, Asian influences in California abound and enrich our lives.
Academic honors
Cool kids in the news this week include Siena Guerrazzi who is the valedictorian of Justin-Siena High School Class of 2014. In the fall, Siena heads off to UC Berkeley, her mama's alma mater. Her entire family is so very proud of her. Siena also recently received another award of merit from the Sonoma Cultural and Fine Arts Commission. Siena lives in Glen Ellen with her sister Gemma, and their parents, Mary and Greg.
Prestigious prizes
Other youngsters in the Glen Ellen news include a Sonoma gal who is making her name in the Big Apple. Emma Cline was recently awarded the prestigious Plimpton Prize for fiction given by the Paris Review magazine. Emma made the front page of this very paper. I well remember Emma, at just that age she portrays in "Marion," the short story that has garnered her all the praise and accolades.
Seven ages
When Emma was a sixth-grade student in my language arts class it was already apparent that she had a gift for writing … and illustrating too. I often think of a drawing she did at the end of one of dear Kate Kennedy's Shakespeare units. The students had been studying Shakespeare's "Seven Ages of Man," a melancholy monologue by Jaques from "As You Like It," Act II, Scene VII. With Kate's assistance the students memorized the lines, and even more, they understood them, entirely.
Toward the end of the unit, as a surprise gift for Kate, I had the students illustrate the ages. They were able to choose which lines they wanted to portray. The assignment included a colored hand-drawn picture of the age. Emma's contribution was so memorable I have never forgotten it.
Though I do not have a copy of it, I well recall her "old age" portrayal with an aged, bent grandmamma hobbling her way across the large empty space of a nursing home guiding her walker along the way (as I recall, it was one of those four-footed canes, which is harder to draw than to walk with). It is a powerful and descriptive illustration and certainly a prize-winner.
Congratulations to Emma who continues to make waves in the larger world out of Sonoma Valley. We wish her well and share in the pride that Fred and Nancy Cline have for Emma's achievement.
Slapstick antics, twisting plot lines
Speaking of the lovely and talented Kate Kennedy, she's been wrangling 55 fifth-grade students all spring. The Dunbar students appear in the 22nd annual melodrama on Memorial Day weekend on the gorgeous outdoor Haver Stage (named in honor of former Dunbar principal, Rosemary Haver) under the oaks in Cunninghame Field (named in honor of Max Cunninghame, another former Dunbar principal).
This year the play is "The Deadwood Desperado, or, A Mother's Grief" – a hilarious family-friendly melodrama complete with sound effects, costumes, slapstick antics, a twisting plot line, a saloon matron with a secret past, a crooning, blind, femme fatale, a bumbling band of cowboys and two-bit crooks, and lots of audience participation.
Professional director Kate Kennedy brings out the best in these kids; it's a tradition not to be missed. Tickets available at the door: $10 adult, $5 child, or $25 family package. Concessions and staking claims for picnic spots begin at 5 p.m., shows start at 6 p.m., and the dates are Friday May 23, Saturday May 24, and Sunday May 25.
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Who writes this wacky stuff?
A simple fact that few folks know is that Squire Fridell who, along with his sweetie Suzy, was the first director of the Dunbar melodrama is also the playwright of the four plays that the Dunbar players cycle through from one year to the next. Each year, Squire has to re-write the appointed script, making sure that each child who wants a part gets one. He's become a sort of genius at finding the right part for each kid, playing off their innate personality and abilities. We thank Squire for making sure this tradition continues and we praise Kate for her fortitude and talent in turning an unruly bunch of 55 kids into credible actors. Huzzah! as the Bard would say.
Brace yourself
More good news from the Fridell family. Squire and Suzy's beloved daughter, New York actor Lexy Fridell, will be home this summer appearing with the Transcendence Theatre folks up the hill at Jack London State Park.
Lexy will appear in the first show of the Transcendence season, June 27 through July 5, "One Singular Sensation." Lexy is also scheduled to perform her own one-woman show at Chateau St. Jean Winery, July 12 and 13. She calls it, "Brace Yourself: Tales of Broadway, braces, dating and drool." No doubt it will be full of whimsy, highlighting Lexy's talent. We're thrilled to have her back in her happy hometown of Glen Ellen. Tickets will go on sale next week, so watch for them.
Moonglow music
Ed Davis, manager for the Glen Ellen music group "The Cartunes," sends good news. Cynthia Carr and her fellow singers will be first on the list for the Sundown Music series at Jack London State Historic Park, arranged by Jeff Falconer. The Cartune's concert, setting off the season, will be this week, May 15. This promises to be a wonderful evening in a truly special setting: the moon is nearly full that night and the Valley of the Moon will be glowing under its light.
The music starts at 6 p.m., with outdoor-festival style seating, so bring lawn chairs or blankets. Barbecue will be available from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., or bring a picnic dinner. The event is absolutely free, though there is a $5 parking fee per car. Plenty of room for kids, and it is an early night (the music ends at 8 p.m.). Ed suggests you bring the whole family. See you there.
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MCHS has gone through changes in administration since the previous postings here. The new principal seems to be doing a better job administratively with parents, faculty and the community. MCHS sports programs have fared better recently than in the past. My older children graduated from there in 2000 & 2004, one attended Univ. of Alabama as scholar and is in grad school on scholarship, the other is finishing up at UAH. Both did well on college entrance exams and were well-prepared. As an employee of a nearby school system, I had the opportunity for them to attend a much larger high school in the system where I worked. We opted for MCHS because of its hometown feel, where administrators, faculty, and staff know you by name and kids don't get lost in the shuffle. I look forward to my youngest starting there soon!
This school is small but has a nice and friendly atmosphere. At this school, they expect nothing but your best.
The overall experience has been just fair. At times, dealing with the office is very difficult and at other times pleasant. Both children are learning in a couple of classes and just going through the motions in others, so the education is....fair at best. The only great thing has been the cross country coach. The only really bad thing has been another 'bully' student that hasn't been dealt with even after 2 calls and one email regarding him. So, discipline, less than fair. I would not recommend MCHS over another school in the near vicinity unless the quality of education improves greatly in the near future and the school overall becomes more parent friendly.
So far I am please with the education my son is receiving at this high school. WE are VERY involved in our son ED and will always be. One thing I can say about Madison County Board of Education it needs to change its policy about teachers with tenor. Tenor gives the teachers license not to give our students a quality education.
Currently I am getting my masters in counseling at UAB. I went to high school at Madison County High. Overall, I would say the quality of the education at madison county is average. There are some really great teachers that work there, however, sad to say, there are some that are a complete waste of time. Personally, I believe most public schools have that problem. I believe what a student gets out of this school is determined by what they put into it. There are opportunities to achieve, however, I wouldnt say it is the best school in the state. If you want your child to gain the most from this school, parent involvement is a must. Make sure your pushing them if they dont have a teacher that is doing it. Compared to the district, I would say they're all about the same. Move if you want better.
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The "original" Doctor Who companion – the Doctor's granddaughter, introduced with him in the series' pilot episode, "An Unearthly Child" – Carole Ann Ford has had a long history associated with the program. After her departure in the second season in 1964, she made several returns (including the 20th anniversary special "The Five Doctors") and has reprised the role on audio for Big Finish Productions. Carole Ann Ford was originally slated to be with us last year but was unable due to ill health; we are pleased to finally welcome her back in a visit sponsored by Tenth Planet Events.
The actor who played Adam Mitchell, 'failed' companion of the Ninth Doctor opposite Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, Bruno Langley is currently a cast member of the long-running serial Coronation Street playing the role of Todd Grimshaw. Having attempted to join us the past two years, we are at last finally able to welcome Bruno to our convention in between his Coronation Street filming dates, in an appearance sponsored by Tenth Planet Events.
Actor and voiceover artist John Schwab was a guest artist in the first season of the revived Doctor Who in 2005 (in the episode "Dalek") and appeared at the following year's Gallifrey One convention. Since that time, John has been incredibly busy with appearances on television as well as a variety of video game voiceovers, as well as appearances in films such as "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Kickass 2″. He's also made a variety of appearances in Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories as well as a regular role in their "Dalek Empire IV: The Fearless" miniseries. We're delighted to welcome him back to Los Angeles.
Filmmaker, actor and writer Matthew Jacobs is making his first-ever convention appearance at the 2015 Gallifrey One convention. The writer of the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie starring Paul McGann, he has written and directed the new film "Bar America," as well as episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles and the animated film "Justin and the Knights of Valour" starring Antonio Banderas. Matthew joins us to discuss his work on the TV movie and chat about his writing experiences, as well as a new project he will be embarking on soon of interest to Doctor Who fans.
Gabriel Woolf is a beloved English actor, dramatist and voiceover artist whose distinctive voice has been featured on both television and film as well as reading scores of books-on-tape for several decades. You'll remember his distinctive voice from his Doctor Who appearances as Sutekh (in "Pyramids of Mars") and The Beast ("The Satan Pit" and "The Impossible Planet"), as well as playing Evelyn Smythe's future husband Governor Rossitor in Big Finish's "Arrangements for War" and "Thicker Than Water". He also reprised the role of Sutekh in Magic Bullet's Faction Paradox audio series in the mid 2000s. We are thrilled to welcome him to America courtesy Showmasters Events.
Ross Mullan's career as both a voiceover actor as well as character performer has included roles in this year's Doctor Who episode "Time Heist" as the Teller as well as one of the primary White Walkers on the HBO series Game of Thrones. He's best known in the UK as the voice of Neville on the CBBC children's series Bear Behaving Badly, and he joins us courtesy Showmasters alongside several of our other guests to discuss his experiences bringing strange and frightening creatures to life.
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Gallifrey One is delighted to announce a new group of guests confirmed for our 2015 convention:
Dan Starkey has become a regular in the Doctor Who family over the past six years, first appearing in the 2008 story "The Sontaran Stratagem" as the titular commander, a role that eventually led to his current recurring (and very popular) role as Strax, the Sontaran bodyguard for Madame Vastra's Paternoster Gang; he last appeared in the season premiere "Deep Breath". His other credits include Wizards vs Aliens and The Sarah Jane Adventures, as well as appearances in the Big Finish audio range. We're delighted to welcome Dan back for a second visit courtesy Showmasters.
Half of the British comedy troupe Watson & Oliver, Ingrid Oliver made a big splash as Osgood, aide to Jemma Redgrave's Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (and wearing a scarf in homage to the Fourth Doctor) in the 50th anniversary story "The Day of the Doctor". She's set to return (alongside Redgrave) in the upcoming season finale with Peter Capaldi. Her other credits include Plus One, Material Girl and The Wrong Door, and we welcome her for her first Gallifrey One appearance courtesy Showmasters.
Best known for her long-running role as Colette Griffiths in Casualty and more recently for her roles in Law & Order: UK and M.I. High, Adjoa Andoh first made a guest appearance in the Doctor Who story "New Earth" as Sister Jatt before returning to the program in the more familiar role of Francine Jones, Martha Jones' mother, during the David Tennant era. An accomplished stage, film and voiceover actress (including a turn opposite Morgan Freeman in Invictus), this will be her first US convention appearance, courtesy Showmasters.
Angela Bruce is best known to Doctor Who audiences as Brigadier Winifred Bambera, the successor to Lethbridge-Stewart, having appeared opposite Sylvester McCoy in "Battlefield" and later returning to join him in the "Lost Stories" audio "Animal". Her extensive TV career includes appearances in Red Dwarf (as Lister's female counterpart Deb), Angels, Press Gang, EastEnders, Taking Over the Asylum and Bad Girls, as well as playing Dayna Mellanby on audio in the Blake's 7 story "The Syndeton Experiment". We welcome her to her first Gallifrey One courtesy Showmasters.
One of the things people most enjoy about our convention is our discussion panel lineup. You can expect all of the usual discussions we feature regularly, including a recap of the current season of Doctor Who, a Peter Capaldi-themed panel, and so forth. But we're looking for attendee input into some of the other topics you'd like to see discussed at Gallifrey One.
Please email us at the Contact Us web form to tell us what you'd like to see discussed at the next convention; be sure to include a note as to whether it's a panel you'd also like to participate on as a panelist. We're looking for primarily Doctor Who themed panels and discussions concerning television and film. (One note: we're not looking for panels geared to one particular show other than Doctor Who, and we already have general 'year in review' recaps of both SF/fantasy television and film; instead, if your idea is not Doctor Who specific, we're looking for some sort of angle we don't usually see, and not geared toward talking about a particular series.) We would appreciate your submissions no later than October 15, 2014.
Also, please note: this is NOT a call for panelists for discussion panels – only for ideas for new panels. Thanks!
Finally, a sad note today. We have just learned of the passing of Maggie Stables, the actress who brought the audio character of Evelyn Smythe to life for Big Finish's long running Doctor Who audio series. Maggie was a guest of the 2002 and 2007 Gallifrey One conventions, and was an absolute delight – she relished her role as Evelyn and loved connecting with fans.
One of our very favorite convention stories had an inauspicious start: on the Tuesday morning after our 2002 convention, a police chase through Los Angeles (from the other side of the city) randomly ended with the suspect abandoning his car and running into the Airtel Plaza Hotel, our facility. Many of our attendees were awakened at pre-dawn hours by the police officers searching the grounds for the suspect. Maggie, whose flight had yet to depart, took it all in stride. Later, she commented that if she had to be awakened at dawn, she much preferred it to be the handsome officers who had knocked on her door. That was the wonderful mischievous humor of Maggie Stables.
Our best wishes to everyone who enjoyed her work and was touched by her life. She will join our own team member David Keller, who passed away earlier this year, as the two people to whom our 2015 convention will be dedicated.
More convention updates coming soon!
Actress Jemma Redgrave joined Doctor Who as a recurring guest star in the 2012 story "The Power of Three" opposite Matt Smith, playing the role of Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, daughter of the late Doctor Who character Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and now running UNIT in his stead. She returned in the 50th anniversary story "The Day of the Doctor" and is slated to appear in two forthcoming episodes of Series 8. She has appeared in many roles on British television and is best known for her portrayals as Eve Granger in Cold Blood, Dr. Eleanor Bramwell in Bramwell, Eleanor in The Buddha of Suburbia, Francesca Rochester in Judge John Deed, and Dee Stanton in Like Father, Like Son, and is an accomplished stage actress. Ms. Redgrave appears courtesy Showmasters Events.
Playwright and screen writer Peter Harness makes his Doctor Who debut as writer of the forthcoming episode "Kill the Moon" for Peter Capaldi's Doctor. He penned the third series of Wallander starring Kenneth Branagh as well as the feature film Is Anybody There? starring Michael Caine and David Morrissey – for which he was nominated for a Writers Guild Award – as well as winning a Scottish BAFTA for an episode of Case Histories starring Jason Isaacs. Gallifrey One 2015 will be his first convention appearance.
Jamie Matheison is a former stand-up comedian and now an accomplished television writer whose work includes two forthcoming episodes of Series 8 of Doctor Who, "Mummy on the Orient Express" and "Flatline". He wrote four episodes of the UK series Being Human, as well as the third episode of Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency and several episodes of Becoming Human, and wrote and produced the feature film Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel. This will be his first convention appearance.
One of the Doctor Who world's most prolific participants, Nicholas Briggs has voiced both the Daleks and the Cybermen as well as provided other voices on TV since the series returned in 2005, and is the producer of Big Finish Productions' range of Doctor Who audio dramas as well as a long-time writer and voice actor for the ongoing series and as the title role in their Sherlock Holmes drama range. A long-time friend of Gallifrey One, we're delighted to welcome Nick back after a year's absence.
Nick Robatto was the props maker for Doctor Who beginning with the second series in 2006 all the way through the 2011 Christmas special "The Doctor, The Witch and the Wardrobe," creating the iconic sonic screwdrivers and other props. Robatto left the production in 2011 to create Rubbertoe Props, which then continued to supply Doctor Who with props throughout the Matt Smith era, including as a major part of the team that built the series 7 TARDIS console room. In February 2013, Robatto established Rubbertoe Replicas, BBC Worldwide's licensed premium replica prop house. Nick joins us for an inside look at prop design on the new series, and Rubbertoe will be vending in our Dealers Room.
David Gooderson is best known to Doctor Who fans in the role of Davros, which he took over from Michael Wisher for the Tom Baker serial "Destiny of the Daleks". Gooderson's over-30 year career in stage, film and television has seen him appear in Terry and June and The Les Dawson Show and numerous other programmes and series including Tenko, Mapp and Lucia, Bergerac, Rumpole of the Bailey, Lovejoy, and most recently Footballers' Wives and Talk to Me. This is his first visit to Gallifrey One, and he is sponsored by Tenth Planet Events.
Chase Masterson was a well-established part of the Star Trek fan universe from her role as Leeta on Deep Space Nine when she was hired as the host of the Sci-Fi Channel's now defunct series Sci Fi Entertainment. More recently, from a single guest appearance in Big Finish's Doctor Who audio line, she has become the lead in their current ongoing series Vienna as the title character. Chase also produced and starred in the film Yesterday Was a Lie. She has become a popular part of the Gallifrey One family and we are delighted to welcome her back.
Character actor W. Morgan Sheppard has been an accomplished television and film actor for over four decades, including Doctor Who (as the older version of Canton Everett Delaware, the younger version played by his son Mark), The Professionals, The Day of the Triffids, Max Headroom, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Quantum Leap, Star Trek VI, SeaQuest 2032, Gargoyles, Babylon 5, American Gothic, Star Trek Voyager… the list goes on. Morgan once again makes a return to Gallifrey One, joining his son Mark Sheppard for a panel (date TBD) which has become a legendary part of the Gallifrey One experience.
From a cameo appearance on the NBC series Community, Travis Richey has spun a tale (based on that Inspector Spacetime role, but now called Untitled Web Series About A Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time) that has now become a forthcoming feature film, The Inspector Chronicles, starring Sylvester McCoy, Robert Picardo, Chase Masterson and Mayim Bialik. His first convention promoting the role was Gallifrey One several years ago and we're happy to welcome him back.
We are thrilled to welcome a cavalcade of talent from the local area as well as internationally, all of whom are making return appearances to discuss their work and participate in panel programming, including:
And of course, more guests are coming soon… we have so many more names to bring you in the next several months (adding to both this list and our earlier confirmed guests), including some of our major headline guests, so stay tuned!
In order to help our attendees find people willing to buy their tickets, or to help you locate someone who is selling, we have set up a new Facebook group at the link below. The Gallifrey One 2015 Ticket Transfer Group can be joined by anyone wanting to engage in transfers (however, as we discovered, we can't set it to automatically accept new members, so there may be a delay between requesting to join it and us approving it – we'll get to it as fast as we can!) We ask that you limit posts on this group solely to convention ticket transfer requests or offers; all other social media posts, comments and questions can go to our Facebook page and event page.
The Gallifrey One Art Show returns for a glorious twenty-sixth year of fantastic artwork from all over the cosmos. A mainstay of the Gallifrey One conventions, the Art Show is a visual feast, with both Doctor Who and science fiction & fantasy illustration in many forms (paintings, drawings, sculpture, etc.), much of it available for purchase on site or at the Sunday afternoon Art Show Auction.
The Art Show is open to all attendees for browsing, and space in the art show is available to the general public (including people who do not attend the convention) for a small fee (plus commission rates on sales). Full details and complete rules, as well as a space reservation form, can be found below.
Gallifrey One 2015 Art Show Rules
Gallifrey One 2015 Space Reservation Form
You can expect tons of biddable and non-biddable collectible art from science fiction, fantasy and, of course, Doctor Who. Many esteemed artists display their wares in our Art Show; professional artists from all over have shown in our show, and many of your favorites will be back. The Gallifrey One Art Show is run by experienced Art Show people involved in Loscon, Westercon and WorldCon; regular participants at various art shows at science fiction conventions are welcome to contact us – give us a try, it's a different group of fans with varied interests in all things SF & fantasy!
Gallifrey One's Art Show is open all day Friday and Saturday of the convention, while the Gallifrey One Art Show Auction will take place at 11:00am on Sunday (location to be announced).]]>
What began last February as an anniversary celebration has proven popular, so we're keeping it as a permanent fixture of the convention. Thursday night (February 12) at 9:00pm we will feature our Gallifrey One 2015 Kickoff Ice Cream Social, a chance to mingle with fellow attendees and many of our guests in an open setting on the convention floor (along with a cash bar for cocktails and refreshments). Meanwhile, upstairs in the Meridian Room – also known as Program B – on the main lobby floor, the first of three nights of karaoke fun begins. Meridian will also be the site this year during the day – from 3pm to 7pm – of early badge pickup for anyone wanting to attend the Thursday night festivities. (We will likely have one table open on the convention floor at 9pm for a short time for additional badge pickup that evening.)
This year, and going forward, Friday morning events begin at 10am with a special event: Good Morning Gallifrey One, which will both welcome new attendees as well as welcome back those returning, with some previews of events coming during the weekend, some special interactive fun and surprises galore. Badge pickup will open up at 9am Friday for those still needing to pick up their badges before the event. Good Morning Gallifrey One will lead right into the first guest event of the weekend, our Radio Free Skaro Live event at 11am, featuring our official podcasters interviewing some of our headliner guests of the weekend. (Note: in 2014 we decided to permanently cancel our Opening Ceremonies event, since it always felt like overkill at the end of Friday… Good Morning Gallifrey One instead serves as our convention launch & opening event.)
Though we've announced two blocks of guests so far, we're only getting started. We have some big headliners we're hoping to book for the weekend, but won't be able to announce them until much closer to the convention itself (due to filming schedules). We also have many other actor and production guests from Doctor Who to bring to you, plus our local TV, film and literary guests, our science track guests and many more. Look for more guests coming later in the autumn.
Autographs and photo ops with our guests are a huge reason many of our attendees join us for the weekend. We know there were some issues this past year, especially Friday morning (when a last minute hotel-related issue caused a shift of our photo studio to a new location). We've identified the trouble areas and have come up with plans to ensure minimal line congestion. We are working with a new photographer for 2015, who has assured us of rapid on-the-spot turnaround of photos for our attendees, as well as additional pre-sale opportunities. Our autograph areas will be spread out into all four corners of our main dealers room, to avoid line congestion and help with traffic flow. And speaking of which… our dealers room will now spread out to the entire Imperial Ballroom with additional access points and vendors spread around the room, with autograph areas in all four corner spaces. We want to help with the traffic flow and temperature of the room so we're opening more doors for your convenience.
We are making some big quality-of-life changes to our convention program for 2015. First, after much consideration, we've decided to contract from five program tracks to four; we feel four tracks offers the right mixture of programming, alleviating some of the conflicting schedules we've faced in the past, and allows us to streamline our offerings. We will still have a full dedicated main ballroom program track with all of our guests, along with featured guest events and presentations in Program B (on the lobby level), a full alternate program track featuring science & space programming and other selected events in Program C, and a weekend-long discussion panel track in Program D. We are also expanding our evening panel programming on Friday night by popular demand, and are looking into some late-night programs as well. Finally, you asked for it, so we've expanded our video room for 2015 with more seating and better ventilation. Our video program is available on site at the convention.
In another change to our program lineup, we have decided to end each panel at the 10 minute mark, rather than 5 minutes, allowing for 50-minute panels throughout the weekend. We know making the trek from one side of the convention to the other can often be time consuming, especially when everything lets out at the same time, so we're building in these 10 minute passing periods into our schedule to ensure you have ample time to make it to the next event, or get up and stretch your legs before the next main ballroom guest appearance. We will also be opening the side doors in the main ballroom as exits only for leaving panels, to avoid the crunch at the back of the room.
More programming quality-of-life changes: we know there was viewing trouble in the very back of our main ballroom, so this year we're bringing back the second screen, which allows those in the back of the room to see the action more clearly. We're also going to be doing some lighting adjustment to make the screens easier to view as well as the guests more prominent on stage; to aid with this, in addition to the revised passing period times, we're also moving the microphone area for attendees to ask questions of our guests to the far right side of the room instead of down the middle.
We are delighted to welcome back the cast of Doctor Who LIVE! to Gallifrey One 2015, for a special performance (after their very popular event two years ago) on Friday evening in our main ballroom. Also on tap for Friday night: another iteration of the popular Mysterious Theatre 337 live presentation; our Friday Night Casino Party; the return of the cosplay improv show The Idiot's Lantern; plus evening panels and karaoke (which usually runs very late!) On Saturday, join us for the Masquerade of Mandragora in the main ballroom, followed by the long-awaited return of the Gallifrey One Saturday Night Dance – back by popular demand and DJ'd by a long-time favorite from London, Paul Condon, who returns to DJ our dance after an absence of many years. And of course, Saturday night will feature even more karaoke as well. There are also room parties and gatherings – including the traditional themed cocktail party in the suites next to our Hospitality Room on the first floor on Friday night – and plenty of socializing in the Champions sports bar and in the Marriott hotel lobby (where there will again be cocktail waitresses on hand for beverage orders).
The guest receptions introduced this year in conjunction with our friends at Showmasters Events – who are sponsoring several of our headliner guests – will return this year. We will be putting tickets on sale for those very close to the event, so keep an eye out on our website and Facebook page for details; they sell out extremely quickly. The receptions offered some wonderful interaction time with our guests last year and we hope to make them even more special this time around. (Please note that there will be no brunch at the 2015 convention, but the receptions will be a great opportunity to mingle with our celebrity guests!)
Our charity auction is extremely important to us, and we've already announced a terrific charity we will be supporting in 2015: the Wounded Warrior Project. To help raise money for the charity and awareness of the auction, we have moved our Auction Center – the place for both bringing your merchandise donations to be auctioned off as well as a place to view what's already been submitted for the auction – onto the convention floor. We also wanted to note that, even though we made a noble try at a silent auction system this past year, we know there were a lot of complaints about it, and rather than further complicate matters, we are returning to our tried-and-true Sunday event for all auction materials. We do, however, reserve the right to bundle items up to speed up the auction a bit. The auction will be in the Program D room from Sunday at noon, a larger space than this year (with better air circulation!)
We are going full throttle with our top-of-the-hotel rooms on the 18th floor. Due to its successes in 2014, we are launching our full Gaming Hub this year with scheduled games (table-top RPG, board, card and other games) throughout the weekend. The 18th floor also sees the return of our Children's Programming room, featuring activities and crafting for kids during the day. Finally, previously the site of our auction room (which as noted above has moved to the convention floor), we are shifting our Cosplay Hall meetup room to the 18th floor; the cosplay hall will be the site of our costume-oriented gatherings and selected programming events.
We plan to release our discussion panel list in early November this year. At that time, we will invite our attendees to let us know if they would like to participate as panelists on any of the discussion panels mentioned; the turnaround time on that will be a few short weeks so we invite you to check back at that time.
Although we're still a bit more than six months out, we have so many other great plans that we can't wait to share with you… keep watching our website here and also our Facebook page for details. Speaking of which, if you aren't yet following our event page, make sure you do so by clicking here; the way Facebook displays news feeds these days means that, without being on both our Facebook page as well as the event page, you might miss out on the latest details.
We'll have more details about this coming year's convention, and tons of guest updates, in the weeks and months to come…]]>
Best known for playing the role of scientist Owen Harper on Torchwood, Burn Gorman has become a well known character actor on both sides of the Atlantic, being seen more recently as Karl Tanner in Game of Thrones, Major Richard Hewlett in AMC's Turn: Washington Spies, and for guest starring roles in such recent films as Pacific Rim and The Dark Knight Rises; he's also been on the stage in the West End, done voiceover roles including for Star Wars: The Old Republic, and is a talented musician. This is his first visit to Gallifrey One, courtesy Showmasters Events.
Jacqueline King portrayed Sylvia Noble, the disapproving mother of Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) during the David Tennant era of Doctor Who. Her television appearances include Hetty Wainthropp Investigates, Casualty, Coronation Street, Doctors, The Bill and 55 Degrees North. Originally scheduled to be with us last year, we are delighted to welcome her to her first visit to Gallifrey One sponsored by Showmasters Events.
One of television's most prominent character actors, Mark Sheppard is a legend in the science fiction genre from his many roles in Doctor Who (as Canton Everett Delaware), Firefly, Supernatural, Warehouse 13, Battlestar Galactica, The Middleman, Dollhouse, Leverage, 24 and Soldier of Fortune. A popular guest at conventions all over the world, Mark has become one of Gallifrey One's most anticipated guests the past few years and we are delighted to welcome him back for 2015.
Actor, stuntman and puppeteer Deep Roy is a Hollywood legend on both sides of the screen and in both the US and UK. His many appearances include portraying the "Peking Homunculus" Mr. Sin in Doctor Who: "The Talons of Weng-Chiang," as well as appearances on Blake's 7 and The X-Files, and in films such as Charlie & The Chocolate Factory (as the Oompa-Loompas), Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness (as Scotty's sidekick Keenser), Planet of the Apes, The Haunted Mansion and many others. Deep Roy, who had to postpone his 2014 appearance, joins us courtesy Coolwaters Productions.
Character actor Garrick Hagon made two Doctor Who appearances 40 years apart: as Ky in "The Mutants" with Jon Pertwee, and more recently as Abraham in "A Town Called Mercy" opposite Matt Smith. Best known as Luke Skywalker's childhood friend Biggs Darklighter in Star Wars, Hagon has appeared in starring and guest-starring roles dozens of films and TV series for nearly 60 years, and is an accomplished stage actor (playing opposite Alec Guinness in Richard III in 1963). He joins us courtesy Coolwaters Productions.
Mike Tucker's contributions to Doctor Who spans two eras, as both a visual effects assistant for the final season of the classic show with Sylvester McCoy, and as model unit supervisor on the new series beginning with Christopher Eccleston's tenure. Tucker's work with his team has earned him several BAFTA craft awards. Mike also penned the non-fiction book "Ace!" about his work in the late 80s with Sophie Aldred, and then became a prolific Doctor Who novelist for both Virgin and BBC Books; his latest, "The Crawling Terror," will be one of the first books to feature Capaldi's Doctor. Mike returns to Gallifrey One after a long absence and we're delighted to welcome him back.
Marnix van den Broeke is a character actor who brought to life the character of the Silent, one of the Doctor's foes during the sixth series, in "The Impossible Astronaut," "Day of the Moon" and "The Wedding of River Song", and has spoken about his experiences on Doctor Who Confidential. As a background and stunt performer, he brings insight into the production of the series and we are thrilled to welcome him to talk about his experiences, appearing courtesy Coolwaters Productions.
Longtime guest and friend of Gallifrey One, Phil Ford is an accomplished screenwriter and producer whose credits include co-writing "The Waters of Mars" with Russell T. Davies for David Tennant's Doctor, and the second episode of the eighth series starring Peter Capaldi (as well as the animated story "Dreamland"). Phil is also the former co-producer and head writer of The Sarah Jane Adventures, and more recently on Wizards vs. Aliens; he's also written for such series as Bad Girls, The Bill and Coronation Street. Phil makes his sixth visit to Gallifrey One.
Making his second visit to Gallifrey One after a popular appearance last year, Derek Ritchie has served as Doctor Who's script editor during Matt Smith's final year and also the forthcoming new series with Peter Capaldi, as well as serving as producer and script editor on Wizards vs Aliens, script editing Peter Davison's raucous The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot, and as assistant director on a variety of recent shows including Being Human and Still Game, and we're thrilled to welcome him back.
And of course, we'd like to remind everyone that this is is nowhere near complete. We still have many guests to be confirmed over the next six months including some of our major headliners, so we invite you to stay tuned…]]>
Gallifrey One's annual charity event, the Bob May Memorial Charity Auction has raised over $100,000 for charity over the years for some very worthy causes, including the Foundation for the Study of Infant Death, the Downs Syndrome Association, the American Red Cross, the Dyslexia Scholarship Fund, the Hurricane Mitch Disaster Relief Fund, the War Child Charity, the Afghan Women's Mission, the Pediatric AIDS Foundation, the Juvenile Diabetes Association, the Starlight/Starbright Foundation, the American Heart Association, Actors and Others For Animals, the American Cancer Society, Direct Relief International, Pet Orphans of Southern California, Students Run LA, the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer, and in 2014, the Aimee Hoff Memorial Scholarship Fund.
This year, Gallifrey One has selected the Wounded Warrior Project as the beneficiary for our 2015 charity auction. In all our years hosting various charitable events at our convention, this is our first time selecting a veterans charity (and, we feel, it's long overdue!) The Wounded Warrior Project is a veterans service organization that offers a variety of programs, services and events for wounded veterans and their families and caregivers, to "foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded service members in our nation's history," as it works to raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of severely injured service men and women, to help severely injured service members aid and assist each other and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet their needs. In these rough times for veterans, and especially those wounded in the line of duty, Gallifrey One would like to honor those who are wounded during their term of national service by contributing the proceeds of our 2015 auction to this worthwhile organization. More information about the Wounded Warrior Project may be found by visiting the website at www.woundedwarriorproject.org or by calling WWP at 877-832-6997.
Our charity auction is named in honor of our late friend Bob May, best known for playing the Robot on the 1960s television series Lost in Space. But for us at Gallifrey One, Bob was part of our family — for over a decade, he was a mainstay at our convention as a programming guest, dealer, raconteur… and beloved auctioneer at our charity events. Since Bob's passing in 2009, and with the gracious and continuing support of Bob's family, our charity event has been perpetually dedicated to his memory, and the proceeds donated in his name.
As always, 100% of the proceeds of our charity auction goes directly to the charity.
The 2015 Bob May Memorial Charity Auction will once again take place on Sunday at our event. Auction donations are readily accepted at our convention all weekend! Science fiction merchandise and memorabilia of any kind, both new and collectible, are welcome. You can stop by the convention office during the weekend to donate any merchandise; you will receive a statement for your donation.
This promotion is sponsored by Gallifrey One Conventions, which is solely responsible for its fulfillment. The 'Wounded Warrior Project' name and logo is used by permission.
We are, as always, looking for items to be donated to this year's charity benefit auction. Upon arrival, please drop off any materials you would like to donate to the Convention Office.
What are we looking for? In short: donations of science fiction, fantasy, comics, horror or genre related material, most especially Doctor Who and its spinoffs. This includes genres such as Torchwood, Star Wars, Star Trek, Harry Potter, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Prisoner, Blake's 7, Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Stargate SG-1/Atlantis/Universe, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, Red Dwarf, anything related to science fiction film and television, SF/fantasy literature, comic books, or collectibles. Anything that has a tangential relationship to the SF/fantasy/horror genre which is in at least very good condition. Autographed photos, commemorative items, one-time prints, illustrations, etc. are also welcome. If you find it to be a valuable collectible, chances are good that others will, too. Just be sure: this is not a disposal service for items you wish to throw away!
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us.]]>
First appearing in Doctor Who in the first season's "The Unquiet Dead" playing servant girl Gwyneth, Eve Myles later made a big splash in the same universe as Gwen Cooper, fearless police detective and Captain Jack's ally, in the spinoff series Torchwood. She later brought the character of Gwen to Doctor Who as well, at the end of the fourth series. Her other roles include a long stint on Belonging as well as Merlin, Little Dorrit and, coming soon, Broadchurch alongside David Tennant. She appears courtesy Showmasters Events.
Derrick Sherwin script edited Doctor Who (from "The Web of Fear" to "The Mind Robber") before taking over the series as its producer on both Patrick Troughton's swan song "The War Games" and Jon Pertwee's debut "Spearhead from Space", overseeing the show's transition to color and retooling to its Earth-bound 1970s format. He made a cameo appearance in "Spearhead" as well. Sherwin is the classic Doctor Who series' earliest surviving producer (only he and Philip Hinchcliffe remain) and has made only a few rare appearances. We are delighted to welcome Derrick to his first-ever North American appearance, courtesy our friends at Fantom Films.
Janet Fielding enjoyed popularity as bombastic Australian air hostess Tegan Jovanka in Tom Baker's final Doctor Who serial and alongside Peter Davison for nearly two and a half years of his tenure. Originally from Brisbane, Australia, Fielding worked in UK television until her retirement from acting in 1991, becoming an advocate for women in film and television and a theatrical agent. After an initial reticence to return to her famous Doctor Who role, she finally reprised the role of Tegan alongside her co-stars in 2006. Always popular at her rare convention appearances, we welcome her back for her third visit, sponsored by Tenth Planet.
Actress Sophie Aldred joined Sylvester McCoy's seventh Doctor in 1987's "Dragonfire" and become the final companion of the classic Doctor Who series, accompanying him throughout his final two seasons, as the teenage orphan Dorothy "Ace" McShane, mysteriously transported halfway across the universe. Since then, Aldred has reprised her role alongside McCoy for Big Finish's long-running Doctor Who audio series. She has also remained active as a children's television presenter and voice-over actress, and makes her fourth appearance at Gallifrey One.
Wendy Padbury portrayed Doctor Who's Zoe Heriot, brilliant computer programmer from the Space Wheel and traveling companion to the Doctor, alongside Patrick Troughton and Frazer Hines from "The Wheel in Space" through the end of Troughton's tenure in "The War Games". She later reprised the role in "The Five Doctors" and again played Zoe in many of the Big Finish "Companion Chronicles" audio adventures. Later a theatrical agent (whose clients included many of the classic Doctor Who actors), she now lives in France and returns to Gallifrey One for her third appearance.
Danny Hargreaves is a BBC Wales special effects supervisor who has worked on Doctor Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood since DW returned in 2005. He has been the special effects supervisor on other programs such as Sherlock, DaVinci's Demons, Wizards vs Aliens, Frankie and Switch. He also made guest appearances on Doctor Who Confidential and Torchwood Declassified. He has served as the de facto "public face" of Doctor Who special effects and his company, Real SFX, is currently making the next series of the show.
Andy Pryor been the casting director for Doctor Who since its 2005 return, and has therefore had a hand in choosing the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Doctors, along with all modern companions. As of 2010, Pryor is the longest-serving member of the BBC Wales team. He was also the casting director for the first three series of Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Outside of the Doctor Who family of shows, he has been responsible for casting many of the most-acclaimed British shows of the early 21st century, such as Life on Mars, Survivors, Moses Jones, Whitechapel, Cutting It, Material Girl, Casanova and Red Cap.
Welsh actor Kai Owen became a fan favorite as Rhys Williams, Gwen Cooper's husband, on the Doctor Who spinoff Torchwood. His other work has included roles on DaVinci's Demons, Rocket Man and Casualty, and a long-running stint on the Welsh drama Tipyn O Stad. Kai was beloved in his first Gallifrey One convention appearance several years ago (which included some amazing moments on our karaoke nights!) and we are thrilled to welcome him back for his second appearance, sponsored by Tenth Planet.
Frazer Hines – aka Jamie McCrimmon opposite Patrick Troughton's Doctor – is not only as synonymous with Doctor Who as the Doctor himself, but returns for his unprecedented seventh appearance in a row at Gallifrey One. Well known for his work on Doctor Who as well as his long-running role on the British soap Emmerdale, Frazer has also been reprising his Jamie role for Big Finish on their many audio releases, and he's also narrated the BBC Audio soundtracks as well. Beloved by fans and beloved by us, it just wouldn't be Gallifrey One without him!
Terry Molloy took over the role of Dalek creator Davros in Doctor Who's "Resurrection of the Daleks," reprising the role in two subsequent stories. In recent years, he's returned to the role for Big Finish's audio series, including the spinoff "I, Davros" that he headlined. Known also for his work on BBC Radio 4's The Archers as well as for a lengthy voiceover artist career, Molloy makes a long-awaited return to Gallifrey One in 2015, sponsored by Tenth Planet.
Acclaimed British film and television actor Christopher Neame is best known to Doctor Who fans as Skagra, the villain of the unfinished Tom Baker serial "Shada," recently released on DVD. He now resides in the US, where he has made frequent film and TV appearances in such productions as Star Trek: Enterprise, Babylon 5, The A Team, Beauty and the Beast, Northern Exposure and JAG, as well as the films Licence to Kill, Ghostbusters II, Dracula AD 1972, Steel Dawn and Hellbound and for his voiceover work in video games. Neame will be joining us on the Saturday of Gallifrey One to talk about his career in an appearance sponsored by Showmasters Events.
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Gary Russell is the former script editor of Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures, former editor of Doctor Who Magazine, and one of the most prolific writers, directors and producers of the spinoff Doctor Who media from Virgin Publishing, BBC Books and Big Finish Productions, as well as a long-time Gallifrey One convention participant. He's currently working on a new series in Australia but is taking a quick break to visit us once again for his thirteenth appearance.
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The Worthy Lamb – History of Moravian Missions
John Leonard Dober and David Nitschman are names you may not readily recognize. John was a potter and David a carpenter. Ordinary occupations. Extraordinary men. They are men who left the security of their jobs and families in Copenhagen to become the first Moravian missionaries in 1732.
October 16, 2008 at 7:15 pm
Great word… wow. Hits the spot with us suddenly as we are to return to Africa. Andersens, God bless you so much in your labor here at IHOP- what a great ministry you have and needed around this place. We loved our intro with you- great article.
October 16, 2009 at 12:14 pm
The story of thw Moravian missionaries really spoke to me. It really hit me on how much I would give up for my First Love. So many times, I've been asked how mucb are you goin to give, how far are you goin to go… I keep replying 'All The Way'. But having read of their story really humbles me. I haven't give enough for the One I Love, Jesus. Yet these men have left everything for Jesus! I pray that the Lord will raise up a new breed of young people who would get the heart of God and have a Personal Revelation of Jesus Christ that will totally make us sold out to Him. Jesus is worthy!!! May this be our cry too, "May the Lamb that was slain receive the reward of His suffering."
January 3, 2010 at 12:58 am
I did some research on the Moravian missionaries who purportedly sold themselves into slavery to spread the gospel to the slaves on St. Thomas. The story is only partly true, apparently. These two guys did go to St. Thomas to reach the slaves, and although they were willing and ready to sell themselves into slavery, they did not have to do so. The story stems from a sermon by a guy named Paris Reidhead entitled "Ten Shekels and a Shirt" (http://www.parisreidheadbibleteachingministries.org/tenshekels.shtml) where he claims these two guys sold themselves into a lifetime of slavery to a British landowner despite the pleading from their families not to do so. However, this is not accurate and I do not know where this pastor got the story from or if he completely embellished it to make a more interesting sermon. However, it is true that the Moravian missionary movement did in fact start with these two guys, and the sacrifices made by them and all the Moravian missionaries as a whole is quite remarkable.
For the accurate story see:
"History of the Moravian Church" book 2, chapter VI by JE Hutton 1909
and "Moravian Missions, 12 Lectures" lecture 3: Mission to the West Indies p. 81ff by Augustus Thompson 1882
(Google books) http://books.google.com/books?id=-xw3AAAAMAAJ&dq=moravian+missions&printsec=frontcover&source=bl&ots=-q3bSoKBgA&sig=-57V-r3WYtDasuPRGGai4XcpqxY&hl=en&ei=1RhAS8a0J4akswOPg53hDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CCoQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=&f=false
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74 reporters went to watch Dice-K PLAY CATCH for the Red Sox. Followed by a press conference. BEYOND MORONIC.
OK, a little sarcasm here but why does spring training take up 8 pages of the sports page for a month while NFL training camp, pre-season and reg season and even playoffs usually take up max, 2 paages? Someone tell me why and I don't want to hear baseball town theory b/c the Jets and Giants get 78,000 per game and both teams have waiting lists. Is it the media? I mean how many times can they write a story about Petitte coming back or so and so wanting more money? I read some of these stories about baseball and the provide zero value. Do baseball dfans really need all this info?
74 reporters went to watch Dice-K PLAY CATCH for the Red Sox. Followed by a press conference. BEYOND MORONIC.
As is that nickname, I mean seriously, Dice-K???Originally Posted by FoxboroFanatic2
I personally can't wait for baseball season to begin!
Dude you dont know how excited I am.
I love those 8 pages of coverage. Its great to have baseball season so close
Fantasy Baseball on Yahoo is open today, anyone want to have a JI league?
regardless of how many people are on the jets and giants waiting list, in new york itself (cause the waiting lists arent just new yorkers), baseball is infinitely more popular than baseball...thats just the way it is...Originally Posted by LesterLyles
Originally Posted by skippy1999
That is how you pronounce his name. Not a nickname.
It must be you cannot even bring yourself to say the word footballOriginally Posted by deadringer
In NY and Boston it is more popular...and nowhere else on Earth! Its kind of a joke. The rest of the country could care les about this "amazing" rivalry.
ack!..i have been exposed!Originally Posted by Chrisrud
I'm looking forward the baseball, for sure.
Seriously?? I mean phonetically, it sounds like Dice-K????/Originally Posted by Chrisrud
Lester, NYC is made up of 8.5 million people. The Yankees and Mets combined attendance last year was 7.2 million.Originally Posted by LesterLyles
Think of this. Attendance wise, if it was considered the population of a city, it would qualify as the 3rd largest city in the US: 1) NYC, 2) LA, 3) Yankee/Mets Attendance.
Baseball is huge in NYC, you can't deny that.
YeaOriginally Posted by skippy1999
Yes thats how its pronounced.Originally Posted by skippy1999
I live in Boston.
I hate baseball season
Oh ok then I won't every time I hear that. I thought they were trying to make him sound like some asian rapper.Originally Posted by Chrisrud


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Janet Jackson is bringing her catalog of hits to a city near you.
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Where will Janet stop by your hometown arena? The US and Canada tour dates/locales are as follows: