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Cause is able to justify its relative brevity and disrespect for physical
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Suspension of disbelief is such a fundamental part of the video game
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without batting an eye, even in games that purport to have realistic
settings. That said, Just Cause is a visceral third-person action game with
some outrageous action that will require an extra helping of that suspension
of disbelief to be able to enjoy. But, if you can get past the infeasibility
of a man hanging onto the tail of a flying jet with one hand, you might find
a lot to like in Just Cause.
Though the broad structure of Just Cause is copped from the Grand Theft Auto
series, the game also shares certain characteristics with Mercenaries and
Pursuit Force. The game takes place on the fictional Caribbean island of San
Esperito. You play as the black-clad Rico Rodriguez, an amused but detached
character who in no small way evokes Antonio Banderas' mariachi character
from Desperado. Rico comes to San Esperito to help overthrow Salvador
Mendoza, a corrupt dictator in league with the Montano drug cartel. With you
are Sheldon, a Hawaiian-shirt-wearing, Joe Don Baker-type who has a way of
saying Spanish phrases like "El Presidente" with a pronounced twang, and
Kane, a comparatively bland tough girl with a lot of sass and some vague
history with Rico. With the assistance of the People's Revolutionary Army of
San Esperito, as well as the rival Riojas drug cartel, your aim is to
dismantle the existing regime through assassination, espionage, and plenty
of mayhem.
The island of San Esperito is huge, and though there are a few urbanized
areas, including a small high-rise district, several military installations,
seaports, and airports, most of San Esperito is blanketed in undeveloped
rainforest that is peppered with crude settlements. Its size is a little
deceptive, since there's not much to be done in the huge tracts of forest,
but it all feels organic, and the scope of the island is still impressive.
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Rico's more unconventional skills, right off the bat, as you start off the
game by jumping out of a plane at several thousand feet. You can control
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deploy a parachute at the tap of a button, which slows you down enough to
make a safe landing and frees up your hands to hold any one of the weapons
you might have on you. The parachute system is just one of many absurd
contrivances in Just Cause. There's no limit to how often you can deploy
your parachute, it doesn't seem to take up any space on your person, and it
never gets snagged on obstacles like trees, buildings, or streetlamps.
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vehicle you see, including boats, planes, and helicopters, provided you can
get close enough to it. Once you're behind the wheel, most vehicles have a
"stunt position," which forces you to relinquish control but lets you jump
onto other nearby vehicles and take control of them or deploy your
parachute, which will jerk you back up into the air. After a few missions,
you're given a grappling gun, which you can use to hook onto vehicles from a
few hundred meters away. Grappling onto a moving vehicle will cause your
parachute to automatically deploy, making it possible to parasail around the
island. Perhaps most impressively, you can use the grappling hook to skyjack
helicopters and planes while they're in the air.
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buttons change. So the button used for jumping to another vehicle from the
stunt position is the same for simply jumping out of your vehicle depending
on the situation, and if you're not paying extra-close attention to the
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In 1957, the Company began selling refrigerators and has subsequently introduced a full range of household electrical appliances.
On 24th November 1969, Singer Thailand Company Limited was established as a Thai company to take over the business of the Singer Sewing Machine Company Limited, which subsequently ceased operations. Singer Thailand Company Limited began with a registered capital of Baht 60 million. At present it has a registered capital of Baht 270 million, which is fully issued and paid-up. The Company was also approved as a registered and listed company on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 1984.
On 4th January 1994, the Company was registered as a public limited company. Since its conception, the Company has conducted business with honesty, integrity, and responsibility within Thai society and has contributed to Thailand's economic development.
24th May 2004 was a most auspicious day for the Company when His Royal Majesty the King graciously bestowed a Garuda emblem to Singer Thailand Public Company Limited as a Company under the patronage of His Royal Majesty the King. This is the highest honor in the Company's history and the proudest moment for the company and all of its employees.
Business Operations of the Company and its Affiliates
Singer Thailand Public Company Limited is a distributor of sewing machines under the "Singer" trademark, electrical appliances under the "Singer" and other brand names and various brands of motorcycles.
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52 Guidebook for Developing and Leasing Airport Property
the community in terms of job creation and tax revenue. Commercial enterprises are often sought
by competing communities, and, through competitive site selection processes, the commercial
enterprise may consider incentives offered when choosing its ultimate location. These projects
often involve the inclusion of multiple local, state, and federal entities that are needed to provide
funding, tax incentives, and other applicable financial incentives, as well as regulatory oversight.
4.5 Valuation
Valuation of airport property can vary widely from one airport to the next and is often influ-
enced by both the valuations that are placed on property at other airports and by local influence
of the aviation community. In cases where airport development has not been done at the subject
airport for some time, the risk of undervaluation can come into play if the airport sponsor did not
negotiate appropriate escalation language in the existing leases. In those cases, applying a contem-
porary method of valuation may be met with resistance if the new valuation is significantly higher
than the lease rates already in place. Similarly, airport sponsors that take control of improvements
after they revert back to the airport at the end of the lease term may inadvertently undervalue the
improved property if they don't seek the assistance of an appropriate valuation methodology.
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routinely update the value of both unimproved and improved property, are best prepared when
a prospective airport development does present itself. As in most real estate transactions, facil-
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tunity, but not too high or the airport sponsor misses a development opportunity by not being
competitive in the marketplace. The marketplace, in the context of airport development, can
sometimes be a large geographic area, because prospective development may have the luxury of
considering airports of comparable size within a region of the country, as opposed to more site-
specific, nonairport development such as distribution parks, hotels, and restaurants.
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potential. Regardless of the valuation method, the airport sponsor should always remember that
allowable uses, or restriction of uses, within the boundary of the leasehold being considered have
a profound effect on property value. Restricting the use of airside property to aviation purposes,
for example, is certainly legitimate and appropriate for the airport sponsor. However, from a real
estate valuation perspective, in most circumstances, restricting allowable uses will lower the value
of the airport property because the use restrictions reduce the market demand. Similarly, security
requirements and the ease or lack of access to a property can impact value. Security, or lack of
security, can have a positive or a negative effect on property value, depending on the needs of the
tenant and the market that exists for a given piece of property with given characteristics. Other
restrictions placed on airport property such as height, due to navigable airspace, smoke/emissions,
due to interference with the pilots' ability to maintain visual separation between aircraft, and
organics products, such as composting and landfill activities, affect uses and ultimately land val-
ues as well. This difference is perhaps more pronounced in small- to mid-sized communities than
at large-hub airports, but the airport sponsor should focus on a comparison of comparable prop-
erties at comparable airports rather than focus so much on real estate parcels within the same
community. The following sections provide an overview of differing valuation strategies.
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airports of similar size throughout the region. Components of comparability include the popu-
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I would put Daisy as common (she can be found at MK and DHS in the morning, and also appears at Tusker House breakfast). However, Horace and Clarabelle are rare (as they no longer come out).
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Glad I got to see them when I did, then! It's cool to see original characters like that.
When I went in November for xmas that was the 1st time i got to see Jafar (outside the parade that is) and take a pic with him. I was told Jafar was pretty rare. Now I just want to see Hades.
I've met Roger Rabbit and Friar John and the villain from Pinochio (the fox) bit my arm as a child. The character experience used to be so much more special years ago. I miss the days when you could turn a corner and some obscure disney character would be standing alone.
One of the most rare EXPERIENCES with a popular character was when I was in Epcot and I was looking to get out of the heat and I stepped into an empty room in Morroco and when I turned around there was Jasmine, just standing by herself. Definately a nice surprise.
Around 1994 I saw Capt. Nemo and Mr. Toad; they were being chased by Disney managers with large nets. Toad got away but they nabbed Nemo and took him "backstage" before he could make a fuss. I guess they finally caught Toad a few years later.
I've met Jiminy Cricket, Prince John (He's from robin hood right?), and Brer Fox (doesn't like to cooperate lol). I also saw Tweedle Dum and Dee in 2004.... I never met them though.
Hmm... that's an interesting figment comment... do I see a refurb in our future?
I'd love to be able to meet The Blue Fairy, and (of course) Dreamfinder...
Does anyone else Smile and go to their happy place without control when they see the characters?
Me too! My kids have to run to catch up with me when I see a character!!!
We just got back from the World a week ago, and looking back on my trip I was realizing how hard it is nowadays to find characters other than the Fab 5, Pooh characters, and princesses. I remember how years ago at then MGM, you could find so many characters, such as Esmerelda, Hercules, Cruella, the Witch, the Queen of Hearts, and the penquins from Mary Poppins.
This is where one of my favorite character memories occured. I was standing in line for a picture with Pocahontas and John Smith when I saw Belle in her everyday "blue" outfit come out. She was standing in front of Sid Cahuenga's and no one noticed her. By the time I was done with my picture, still no one came, and she just sat on the step and took out one of her many books and started to read. It was amazing to see.
But here's a list of the rare characters I've seen:
*Queen of Hearts
*White Rabbit
*Gov. Ratcliffe
*Brer Fox
*Brer Bear
*Liver Lips
*Prince John
*Jessie (at keast I haven't seen her the past couple years)
*Robin Hood
*Tweedledee and Tweedledum
*Princess Atta
*Friar Tuck
*the Witch from Snow White
*Cruella DeVil
*Miss Piggy
*Launchpad McQuack
*Jiminy Crickett
*the Sheriff of Nottingham
*the Queen from Snow White
*Mr. Penguin (Mary Poppins)
*John Smith
*Prince Charming
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Back in February, I spoke at a roundtable discussion about the intersection of new media (specifically Wikipedia) and social change. A fun and diverse group of techies, nonprofiteers, and social media junkies came together to chat about ways that new technologies can be leveraged to encourage social activism.
One surprising discovery came when –amongst a crew of self-proclaimed advocacy nerds– we admitted that very few of us had actually edited a Wikipedia page. The general diagnosis? There is still an invisible hand reigning over the Wiki model; and until this is dissolved (likely as a gradual epistemic change), some semblance of a traditional authorial hierarchy will remain.
But does a hierarchical model (albeit a flexible one) help or hurt a knowledge collective, particularly when its goals reach beyond the online world?
Well, that's a bigger question that a dozen people and an hour and a half quite obviously couldn't crack…
Thanks to Ben Rigby for bringing this question (among many others) to light in his new book, Mobilizing Generation 2.0: A Practical Guide to Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Recruit, Organize and Engage Youth. He explores social networking sites, blogs, mobile tech, wikis… and takes on the behavioral trends of Digital Natives in the process (a daunting task, to be sure).
Thanks to danah boyd of apophenia for the recommendation. You can download her contribution to the book via her blog.
Also, if you're in the Boston area, visit the Ethos Roundtable blog for future events (there's one tonight)!
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June 14th, 2008 at 4:02 pmJayne,
Thanks for blogging about the book. Looks like my auto-blog search tools aren't working so good – as I've just come across this post now…I had the same experience with Wikipedia – until writing the Wiki chapter, I hadn't actually tried to edit a page (except for a test edit years ago when it first launched – and before there were any approval processes in place). Interestingly, I was immediately banned because my username contained a word that set off their filters ("gorillapoop" – the selection of this username is a longer story…). I then went through 2-week review process with a highly ranked editor who eventually restored my editing privileges (and by which point I was too busy doing other things to create the page that I had intended to create (about mobile phone activism)). The process was illuminating.


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This is my first time posting and I need your suggestions. I have two young HK Orchids that are 7 ft tall now. I want them to grow as tall as possible so not to block the lake view but rather form a large canopy on top. What can I do to encourage this type of growth? What kinds of fertilizers to use? I've read many posts that are more related to flowering. I appreciate your help. |
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- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 12 at 6:32
I have 2 also, probably slightly shorter than yours. When they were small they decided to spread out sideways instead of up. I put in a tall stake beside each one and tied their branches to it. They put out a few flowers, first time. Now they'll stay like that for another year or so before I untie them to see if they're going to keep going upwards instead of spreading. I'm optimistic about it, but will see. |
- Posted by sun_worshiper FL 9b (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 12 at 10:22
Hey, good question. I am training one too. They are exceedingly rapid growers, and a bit brittle. I have learned that it is a bad idea to push them too much with fertilizer when they are growing their central leader. Makes too much leaf growth and they are prone to snapping in wind. I've had mine shoot up to 15' tall twice and each time get snapped off about 5' above the ground in big wind storms. Here is was, being trained up a bamboo stake: And after big windstorm: The second time it happened, it was because the lowest branch tore away from the trunk, and took 3/4 of the trunk with it. So for my next go around, here's what I am trying. I trimmed it back to single stick that is 4' tall, making a clean cut beneath the tear. I waited for a handful of sprouts to form, then I selected the strongest one to train as the central leader, and culled all the rest. For that one, I am not pushing with fertilizer so it will grow more slowly, and hopefully be stronger. I am pruning off the largest side branches, choosing to keep only those that will not threaten to become larger than the trunk. I am also thinning the number of side branches, so there isn't so much "sail" surface to knock the tree over in a wind storm. Anyone have any input on if this is a good strategy? My last two strategies have clearly not worked... |
I buy rebar at the box stores and stake my trees in training with that. Tie them tight with the green gardening tape, just make sure to check it every few months to be sure the tape isn't cutting in the bark. You can even bend a side branch up to be the leader--- carefully-- then tie it. After the tree is grown you won't really see the knot in the trunk. Hope this helps. :o) Don't trim off side branches more then a third at a time, but once it's cleaned off keep it clean, don't allow any suckers. |
- Posted by tom123 z9 Fl. (email@example.com) on Sat, Aug 4, 12 at 7:42
Clearly the fewer branches and leaves the less likely it is to be blown over by storms. However, the leaves do encourage more root growth, so one doesn't want to trim too much. My impression is that some fertilizer will make the plant stronger, as long as it is the right type. I have a liquid that is designed to encourage root growth. I use that and some other ingredients that don't have a whole lot of nitrogen in them the first few years. I have an orchid tree that is perhaps forty feet high. Right now it look great--lush and green. It loses most of its leaves in the spring while it is flowering and then gradually they grow back. August and September is when they have the most leaves--not the best times because of the storms. This tree seems to drop lower branches all the time. It's messy in that way, but the fragrant flowers are sure worth it. |
- Posted by sun_worshiper FL 9b (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 9:02
Thanks for the great input. Tom, what kind of fertilizer are you using for encouraging root growth? Is it high in P? What other ingredients are you using? I agree - the flowers are worth the trouble on this tree! |
I have 2 hong cong orchid tree's, have never staked them, but I do constantly shape with prunning, they are meant to spread in an exoic oreintal fashion. You only fertilize these tree's in mid to late Sept.with any acid loving plant/tree food, I get beautiful fragrant flowers all winter long into spring. You can see one tree on pic. there is another one a little taller flanking the Oak tree on the other side. |
- Posted by sun_worshiper FL 9b (My Page) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 9:53
That's a beautifully shaped tree! Interesting that the main trunk is so short, almost like a fruit tree. I want my tree to have a similar form, but for the first branches to occur at 8 or 10' off the ground rather than what looks like about 5' in your tree. So I'm wanting to minimize my tree's leaf load so it can establish a good strong primary trunk, once the trunk is nice and strong, I'll let it start getting more branches. What guidelines do you follow when pruning for this shape? Did you select scaffold branches the way you would for a fruit tree? |
I simply cut the long straglers, and have a few on my other tree which is larger, and most are up on top, these are branches, mostly bare except for on the ends, I just prune anytime works for me and my tree's, they are still young and so not that high but just wait these tree's will get 40' high and 40' wide., 30 years ago had one at a previous house it was 30+' high and very wide. Most tree's or plants you prune at top, you get growth on bottom or spread, prune at bottom and you get growth spurt. |
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Thanks Susie - very helpful advise! |
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by Janet Curley
The headstones were almost completely worn and illegible. Bob said we should look in the ruins of the old church and search the headstones with scissors engraved on them…the sign of a a tailor buried there. Tuesday was a beautiful day, sunny and warm as Maryann and I, with Bob, Bridie and her husband Pete, and the caretaker of the Kilmoylan Cemetery, scoured the ground looking for the headstone for John Curley – the last of my family who remained in Ireland. He had died in 1947, but even so, the stones that recent were extremely worn and difficult to read.
Bridie had corresponded with me while I planned my trip and met up with us in Abbeyknockmoy Ireland. She connected us with Bob, an eighty-something year old man who knew John Curley. "They were tailors." He said. My heart leapt…exactly right…my great grandfather, John's uncle, was a tailor as was his father. I felt like I was reaching across the generations as I talked with Bob who took time out of his day, as they all had, to help me locate evidence of my family.
Earlier, Maryann and I had tried to connect with the local parish priest to find records from the church, but were told he was away for 3 weeks. We would not be able to look throughout the records… If we didn't find the headstone, I would not have much more than I came to Ireland with.
The six of us brushed away grass and sod, bent over the slabs of stone placed in the ground in the ruins of the church, but neither the name, nor the scissors were visible. Bob then decided to find Tom, another octogenarian, who created John's headstone itself and attended the funeral. "I'll be right back."
There were other Curleys in the cemetery, but they were clearly not from my family. They were from a different part of the parish and the names were all wrong. This was confirmed by my search party. The caretaker told us that they had been identifying the names on the stones and will put them online within a few weeks. He didn't recall my Curley, but was very interested in helping us find him.
Bob returned with Tom, "Tommy" to the locals. He walked up the hill swinging what looked like a thin cane. As he approached the ruins, he went directly to a stone and pointed at it with his stick. "There he is," he said with certainty. The 6 of us cleared away the grass that covered the stone. It was still difficult to read. In fact the name was gone, but the outline of scissors were faintly visible. Tom talked about how John may not have been alone in the plot, sometimes family members would share it. It would be difficult to know who might also be there, but John most definitely was.
Tom turned to me and reached out the stick to me. Upon closer examination, I saw it was a very old yardstick. Tom handed it to me. "This was in your family. It was given to my family, survived a house fire in fact, and now you should have it." I was speechless. I tried to protest the generosity, but he insisted that I take it. It is hard to describe how I felt holding the piece of my family's history which was likely used by my great great grandfather in his tailor business 150 years ago. Imagine all that had to go right for this rather mundane piece of equipment to reach me. How many yardsticks has anyone kept through generations? The end of the stick had a bit if burnt wood, the slash marks showed evidence of brass which mostly had been worn away and the numbers were in an old script. It was a heavy wood, not the light pine we see in the States these days. The weight of it spoke of its utility and value.
I placed it on John's grave and took a picture and we all posed for a picture. Then Bob and Tom led a small parade of cars down the road to an unsuspecting home owner, mowing his lawn and parked in his driveway. "This lady is looking for the place where her family lived – we'll be just a moment." The confused homeowner just nodded as I trod over his newly mowed lawn and approached the stone wall that marked the boundary of John's land. His plot of land was overgrown, the house had fallen down back in the late 40s after he had died. Bob and Tom talked about John's work with the local Franciscan monks in their monastery. "They built him that gate there across the road so he could bring his livestock over to feed on their land." The gate still was there, an old iron gate hanging a bit askew. "He was a small man, with a thin face…couldn't keep pence in his pocket." Bob smiled. I must have looked puzzled. "He liked to go down to the local pub." John had been single. He wasn't a tailor apparently, but his father and grandfather were. He worked with the Franciscans. In fact his land was later added to the Franciscans property.
After talking a bit more, Tom and Bob shook hands with me and took their leave. I thanked Tom again for the yardstick. He shook me off. "Not a problem." Bridie and Pete had Maryann and I over for tea where we recounted the surprises of the day and chatted about travel.
Without the generosity and time of these local folks in Abbeyknockmoy, I would have left the area empty handed. Instead, I can touch history and connect with my family 3 generations past. Thank you to everyone there and to Martin Curley who found Bridie and Pete for me.
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I find myself touched in reading your post. I felt the same way reading those old letters Tom Dillon shared with us. The gravestone, yardstick, the very names themselves, have always been there…perhaps waiting to be found, to be added to our collective memory. It's almost as if they will now live on. Thanks for making the trip and working so hard to bring them home to us!
How cool! What an amazing thing to actually obtain a family momento from your ancestors!
That is amazing. To have something from across the generations come to you like that is unbelievable. Or maybe just meant to be. Glad you are having fun and success.
Hi Janet, it really makes you want to shed a tear. It was great meeting you and so glad all worked out so well. Pete says "Hi"".


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turn it up right for an arbor,plant a specimen plant in it ,small yes, but cute in a garden of frogs or fairys ??? Use the sides to hang up and things on?? On its side to use as a bar b que table, again hang utensiles on the sind and the top for prep. |
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I have seen them made into benches - if you google crib bench all kinds of images and instructions will pop up! Enjoy and let us know how you make out. |
Hi, bookjunky4life. Just ran across a crib thread the other day & saved it. Not exactly garden junk buttttt...I'm thinkin if you replace the glass with wood, it would make a cute potting bench. The bench using pallets & an old crib mattress is cute too. Have fun, |
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- Posted by bookjunky4life 5 Central IL (My Page) on Mon, Jun 24, 13 at 23:35
I think I am going to paint it white and just plant some tall flowers in it. |
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Great recycle! |
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Good job! There are plenty of plants that could require a nice support like this! |
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Verdone® Extra is a selective lawn weed killer that works on the weeds not on the grass.
Specially formulated to kill the broad leaved weeds that invade lawns and suffocate grass. It works by stimulating growth at a rate that the weeds cannot sustain, in effect causing the weed to 'grow itself to death'. Kills Weeds Not Lawns
500ml treats 333 sqm as a liquid concentrate. 1 treatment gives season-long control of weeds.
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Contains fluroxypyr 10.7 g/l, clopyralid 5.4 g/l and MCPA 53.8 g/l as a micro-emulsion formulation (ME)
Do not empty into drains as toxic and may cause long term adverse effects to aquatic organisms.
Child & Pet safe once dry
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Delivery was very prompt.Simple to apply using a sprayer. I am keeping an eye on the weeds but they do seem to be slowly curling up and going yellow.
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Geneseo Airshow
July 10, 11 and 12, 2015
The Greatest Show on Turf
Geneseo Airshow - July 10, 11 and 12, 2014
Geneseo Airshow - July 10, 11 and 12, 2015
Admission: Adults $20.00 at the gate. Children 12 and under are Free
WEGMANS is selling discounted airshow tickets at all New York locations; $17.00 for adults, Children 12 and under are Free. Tickets are also available at the NWM office. Call today!
Airshow promotional flyers are now available. Download a copy and print as many as you want to spread around.
[ Click here - 2014 Airshow Flyer ]
Free Parking ~ Coolers welcome ~ Canadian money accepted at par
Airshow Programs will be available for sale on the field.
Handicapped Accessible: If you have a handicapped parking tag, please hang it on your mirror before going through the addmission gates.
Cash will be required for tickets purchased at the gate as well as all vendor transactions. There is no ATM on the field.
Nondenominational Church Services in the Veterans' Tent
(WWII Chaplain's
Service re-enactment)
8:00 am - Sunday the 12th
Please, no unauthorized tents in the spectator area. The Airshow is for all to see; please don't block the view.
Children's activities include a bounce house and a rock climbing wall. Children must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
Bring your FM radio, tune to 99.3 FM and listen to
the Airshow announcer on your
portable or car radio.
Museum members in good standing are admitted Free. Just show your current Membership Card. Remember, admission to the Airshow includes free admission to the NWM Museum.
All new members signed up during the Airshow will be eligible for a drawing to win a prize.
Pancake Breakfast - Saturday and Sunday
morning next to the
Crew Tent
from 7:00 AM until 9:00 AM
Open to the Public - $5.00 per person - no reservations required.
Chicken Dinner - Friday night - 6:00 PM - TBA
Steak Dinner - Saturday night - 6:00 PM - TBA
Mail a check for the total amount to the NWM Office to reserve your Dinner tickets.
Make checks payable to: National Warplane Museum
Airshow Hours:
Friday (10th) Aircraft Arrival and Media Day
Gates open at 6:00 am
Admission is $10.00 per Person
Children 12 and Under - Free
Free parking
No scheduled performances, but Airshow Aircraft may be arriving at any
time throughtout the day.
Saturday (11th) Geneseo Airshow - The Greatest Show on Turf
Gates open at 6:00 am
Admission is $20.00 per Person
Children 12 and Under - Free
Free parking
Airshow performances from 10:00 am until 4:30 pm
Swing Band Hangar Dance - 7:00 - 11:00 pm
Admission is $15.00 per Person
Sunday (12th) Geneseo Airshow - The Greatest Show on Turf
Gates open at 6:00 am
Admission is $20.00 per
Children 12 and Under - Free
Free parking
Airshow performances from 10:00 am until 4:30 pm
Thanks for being visitor number since 2 Jan 14.