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List of Digimon locations
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This article lists fictional locations in the Digimon franchise. The Digimon live in a parallel world called the Digital World, created from computer data from the internet.
- 1 Areas in Digimon Adventure
- 1.1 File Island
- 1.1.1 Beetle Land
- 1.1.2 Coela Beach
- 1.1.3 Dragon's Eye Lake
- 1.1.4 Drill Tunnel
- 1.1.5 Factorial Town
- 1.1.6 File City
- 1.1.7 Freezeland
- 1.1.8 Fossil Canyon
- 1.1.9 Gear Savannah
- 1.1.10 Geko Swamp
- 1.1.11 Great Canyon
- 1.1.12 Infinity Mountain
- 1.1.13 Mihirashi Mountain
- 1.1.14 Misty Trees
- 1.1.15 Native Forest
- 1.1.16 Overdell
- 1.1.17 Primary Village
- 1.1.18 Sewers
- 1.1.19 Toy Town
- 1.1.20 Tropical Jungle
- 1.1.21 Vending Machine Field
- 1.1.22 Yokomon Village
- 1.2 Server Continent
- 1.3 Spiral Mountain
- 1.4 Folder Continent
- 1.1 File Island
- 2 Areas in Digimon Tamers
- 3 Areas in Digimon Frontier
- 4 Areas in Digimon Data Squad
- 5 Areas in Digimon Fusion
- 6 References
Areas in Digimon Adventure[edit]
File Island[edit]
File Island (ファイル島 Fairu Tou?) is located off the coast of the continent of Server, and is the setting for the original Digital Monster toy, the Devimon arc of Digimon Adventure, and Digimon World. During Devimon's first attack on the DigiDestined, he split the island into several islets to separate the children and diminish their combined power. The island was later reformed after the Black Gears on each islet were destroyed. After Apocalymon is defeated, the Digital World begins reformatting, starting with File Island and spreading outward.
Beetle Land[edit]
Beetle Land is a breeding area for insect Digimon, it was where the DigiDestined's Digimon partners first Digivolved from In-Training to Rookie Level in order to fight Kuwagamon.
In the game Digimon World, Beetle Land is a somewhat secret area accessible only by fishing for and catching Seadramon. Beetle Land houses several insect-type Digimon including Tentomon, Kabuterimon, and Kuwagamon. It holds an annual tournament on the 22nd of each year, rewarding a Beetle Pearl as first prize.
Coela Beach[edit]
Coela Beach is a beach location where Agumon first Digivolved into Greymon to fight Shellmon.
In Digimon World, Coela Beach is a small sandy beach connected to Native Forest. A wild Coelamon swims in Coela Beach at a certain time of the day. Once he is spotted, he assists the player in entering Tropical Jungle. He eventually joins the city and sets up an Item Stand shared with a Betamon. When the Item Shop opens, he relaxes at Centaur Clinic.
Dragon's Eye Lake[edit]
Dragon's Eye Lake is the place where the DigiDestined spent their first night, and where Gabumon first Digivolved into Garurumon to fight Seadramon. The lake contains a small island with a derelict bus parked on it.
In the game Digimon World, Dragon Eye Lake is divided into North Dragon's Eye Lake and South Dragon's Eye Lake. These are the only places where the player can fish. Several kinds of fish inhabit the lake, including the Digi Anchovy, Digi Snapper, Digi Catfish, Black Trout, and Digi Seabass. The Digi Seabass is one of only two items in the game to increase Digimon life expectancy (the other being the Chain melon). The South lake is known throughout the game for having a "lake guardian": Seadramon. Once the player gets enough information and the Amazing Rod, Seadramon can be caught. Once caught, Seadramon offers a technique, a water bottle (Seadramon's Digivolution item), or friendship. Taking the friendship allows the player to travel to Beetle Land, home to many of File Island's insect Digimon.
Drill Tunnel[edit]
In Digimon World, Drill Tunnel is an ancient tunnel home to several Digimon. Many Drimogemon dig through the tunnel, often creating a progression in the storyline. One Drimogemon digs a passage to a wild Meramon who nearly destroys the tunnel. The same passage also acts as a shortcut to Gear Savannah. A different Drimogemon also digs a passage leading to Leomon's sacred tablet, containing information about his ancestors. A third Drimogemon is seen slacking off from the job, and fights the player out of exhaustion. He apologizes and gets back to work. Drill Tunnel is explored a final time when Ogremon settles in as his third base.
Factorial Town[edit]
Factorial Town is a factory where Tentomon first Digivolved into Kabuterimon in the TV series. The factory is endlessly building and recycling. It is operated by Andromon.
In Digimon World, Factorial Town is a sub-quest area; therefore, it is not necessary to explore it in order to complete the game. It is originally accessible through Whamon's transportation service. However, the gate linking to Gear Savannah opens after the player finishes the events in Factorial Town. The town itself is patrolled by wild Guardromon, PlatinumSukamon, and Geremon. In the sewers, a sick Numemon is seen succumbing to the gaseous atmosphere. A wild Giromon is identified as the problem. Once he is defeated, Andromon thanks the player and joins the city. Numemon also joins the city after a short fight, seemingly due to amnesia. Giromon himself joins the city after Andromon does and creates a jukebox in the restaurant. A wild MetalMamemon is also seen lurking around Factorial Town. He appears rarely. Once he is defeated, he joins Penguinmon in the curling rink.
File City[edit]
File City is a sprawling metropolis and one of the few areas of civilization on File Island. File City acts as the major setting in Digimon World where it is run by Jijimon. In the beginning, File City is uninhabited and secluded. However, the city flourishes as the player recruits feral Digimon. When the city's prosperity increases, it becomes the home to several attractions including but not limited to an item shop, an arena, a clinic, a restaurant, a bank, and transportation services.
Freezeland is an icy tundra that is constantly below freezing and where there is almost always snow on the ground. It also contains some boiling hot springs, which serve as excellent spas. There are also randomly placed refrigerators (none of which are powered since the outside temperature is already so cold), some of which contain food such as eggs. It is unclear where exactly the food comes from. Tai and Matt each ended up in different parts of this area after being separated from the others and each other when Devimon split them up. Its landmark is the Ice Sanctuary.
In Digimon World, several Digimon reside in Freezeland, including Penguinmon, Garurumon, Frigimon, Whamon, and Mojyamon while an Angemon lives inside the Ice Sanctuary. Some Digimon infamously get sick when idling in Freezeland for too long including most Vaccine-type Digimon and all Fresh/In-training Digimon.
Fossil Canyon[edit]
In Digimon World, Fossil Canyon is a deep canyon that is home to various Dinosaur Digimon.
Gear Savannah[edit]
Gear Savannah is a large, desert-like area which is near Mihirashi Mountain. It is an almost endless stretch of grassland, broken up only by an occasional large gear or wayward telephone pole protruding from the ground. The Savannah lies between Mount Mihirashi and the Yokomon Village.
In Digimon World, Gear Savannah is a large plain-like area housing many important Digimon. It is accessed initially from either Mt. Panorama or Drill Tunnel. An Elecmon is seen roaming through the savannah and will join the city after it shocks you 3 times. A Patamon duels you and also joins the city once it is defeated three consecutive times. A wild Biyomon attempts to escape the player. However, a diversion created by the player and his Digimon convinces it to join the city. Once File City gains a prosperity rating of 45 or higher, Leomon can be recruited after the player finds his ancestor's sacred tablet in Drill Tunnel. A local card and recycling shop is seen west of Gear Savannah. However, it only operates during the first 15 days of each year.
Geko Swamp[edit]
Geko Swamp is the home of File Island's Gekomon.
In Digimon World, Geko Swamp is a moist area run by many Gekomon. The player must defeat an Otamamon who only appears 30% of the time. Once defeated, the player is brought to Volume Villa where ShogunGekomon resides. ShogunGekomon enables you to travel the Misty Trees safely and offers merit points for your cards. These merit points can be spent on a variety of rare items, including stat chips and Digivolution items.
Great Canyon[edit]
The Great Canyon is where Izzy and Mimi ended up after being separated from the others by Devimon. Its landmark is the Temple of the Digivice where a Centarumon resides. The temple is ancient and filled with mazes, ancient writings, and booby-traps.
Infinity Mountain[edit]
Infinity Mountain is the central point of the island. Few Digimon live on it. It is one of the largest and tallest mountains in the Digital World. Its peak is well above the cloud line, and is constantly covered in snow. Devimon took residence on the mountain top after he found the Black Gears within it. The first visit marked Gomamon's first Digivolution into Ikkakumon. The second visit when the DigiDestined fought Devimon, marked Angemon's first appearance and Devimon's defeat. The mountain is also home to a Unimon that assists the DigiDestined in the fight against the Dark Masters.
In Digimon World, Infinity Mountain is labeled Mt. Infinity and is the final area in the game (with the exception of the Back Dimension). The passage to Mt. Infinity opens after a prosperity rating of 50 or higher. There are four bosses in Mt. Infinity: Devimon, Megadramon, MetalGreymon, and Machinedramon. Once Mt. Infinity is cleared once, the player can run through it a second time in order to face Digitamamon.
Mihirashi Mountain[edit]
Mihirashi Mountain is a dormant volcano with a Yokomon Village at its base. It is the setting for the episode "Biyomon Gets Firepower".
The source of the Yokomon village's water supply is a mountain across Gear Savannah inhabited by a Meramon. The mountain is revealed to actually be a volcano, whose warm temperatures heat up the village's water supply to near boiling point before it flows down to the village. The high temperatures help kill off germs in the water and make it safe to drink.
Misty Trees[edit]
Misty Trees is an area in Digimon World connected between Toy Town, Freezeland, and Geko Swamp. It is surrounded by a very thick fog, and the player cannot travel through without ShogunGekomon's spell. Misty Trees is home to several prominent Digimon including Gabumon, Cherrymon, and Kokatorimon. The Cherrymon in Misty Trees eventually gets rid of the fog and offers specialized training in the Brains stat.
Native Forest[edit]
Native Forest is a source of greenery on File Island served as the ideal place for Devimon's trap. The place is sometimes known for weakening Light-aligned Digimon.
Native Forest is a significant area in Digimon World. The forest surrounds File City and is the first place the player explores. It is home to a wild Agumon, Palmon, Kunemon, Etemon, and Ninjamon. Scattered throughout the forests are food items such as Digital Mushrooms and Blue Apples as well as enemies including Dokunemon, Goblimon, ModokiBetamon, and RedVegiemon.
Overdell is a massive cemetery that is home to the Bakemon. Joe and Sora ended up here after being separated from the others by Devimon.
In Digimon World, Overdell is connected to the Tropical Jungle and Great Canyon. The cemetery itself contains Gray Lord's Mansion, one of the few dungeon like areas in the game. Bakemon also lurks in Overdell and will join the city after a short conversation. In Gray Lord's Mansion, Myotismon runs a research project centering around unique Digivolution. His experiment SkullGreymon] can also be found in Gray Lord's Mansion. Gray Lord's Mansion is also one of the three possible settings for the Back Dimension.
Primary Village[edit]
Primary Village is a town at the base of Infinity Mountain where the Digi-Eggs (Digi-Tama in Japanese) of all deceased Digimon reappear. It is composed of various nursery toys—for example, the ground is elastic. It is guarded by Elecmon.
The landscape here consists of large green fields, huge stuffed building blocks the size of buildings, trees with toys and stuffed animals hanging from their branches, and large, soft, spongy, hills that are fun to bounce on. T.K. ended up here after being separated from the others by Devimon.
When the Dark Masters reformed the Digital World into Spiral Mountain, their evil tainted Primary Village. As a result, no new Digimon were born and no fallen Digimon were rejuvenated. After Apocalymon was defeated, a hail of the Digi-Eggs of all of the Dark Masters' victims rained down on the village.
The Sewers lead from the Factorial Town to the Vending Machine Field. File Island's Numemon live in the sewers due to their preference of dark and wet spaces. The DigiDestined had their first encounter with the Numemon here.
Toy Town[edit]
Toy Town is a European-looking village where abandoned toys reside. It is guarded by Monzaemon who takes care of broken toys. It is the setting for "Togemon in Toy Town" where Palmon first Digivolves to Togemon.
In Digimon World, it is a location where Tinmon, ToyAgumon, Tankmon, and Hagurumon who were kidnapped by a WaruMonzaemon that resides there.
Tropical Jungle[edit]
The Tropical Jungle is a place where the DigiDestined first arrived. Mimi ended up here again after being separated from the others by Devimon. The jungle, in addition to being home to a wide variety of plant life, also has a large number of erratically placed street and traffic signs. Some of the trees are actually hollow, and serve as camouflaged shelters for Digimon who are seeking to avoid attacks.
Vending Machine Field[edit]
The Vending Machine Field is a field of erratically placed vending machines, none of which actually work or contain any food or beverages. The machines are nothing more than hollow shells. Numemon often like to hide inside the machines during the day, since it is close to the sewers and the jungle, and act as dark shelters to take refuge in.
Yokomon Village[edit]
The Yokomon Village is a village near Mount Mihirashi where the Yokomon reside. This is where Biyomon first Digivolved into Birdramon. The village sits next to a large lake where a half-sunken cruise liner can be seen protruding from the waters. In times of crisis or attack, the Yokomon seek shelter in the ship. The Yokomon live inside small thatched huts. The Yokomon Village is renowned for its wells of clean and healthy drinking water.
Server Continent[edit]
The Server Continent was the setting for the Etemon and Myotismon arcs of Digimon Adventure, as well as most of Digimon Adventure 02. Server is one of the largest continents of the Digital World, and has two distinct regions: a large desert and a forest.
A Roman-style Colosseum is a location that has a soccer field in the center. This is where Joe found his Crest of Reliability and where Agumon Dark Digivolved into SkullGreymon.
Digitamamon's Diner[edit]
A Digitamamon and a Vegiemon run this Diner. After Joe and Gomamon get separated from the main group, they have a meal at the diner, but are unable to pay when they are informed the diner doesn't take Digital currency, but actually Earth currency (American dollars rather than Japanese yen, in the original version). Joe and Gomamon were there forced to work at the diner in order to pay off their debt when Matt and Gabumon arrived, Matt reluctantly helped Joe after his current stay due to Joe's accidental breaking of the dishes and wasting the restaurant's ingredients. However, DemiDevimon kept causing accidents forcing them to stay in a continuous state of servitude to pay the debt. They were eventually rescued by Tai and T.K. where Matt and Joe were let go after WereGarurumon defeated Digitamamon and sent Vegiemon fleeing. When they returned to the diner later in the Adventure series, a town had sprouted up around the diner, but had been abandoned when the forces of the Dark Masters attacked it.
In Digimon Adventure 02, the new DigiDestined (Davis, Yolei, and Cody) along with Kari and T.K., also ate at a different diner, and had a similar incident to the one Joe and Gomamon experienced in which they were unable to pay the bill. This was because the diner had switched back to Digital currency following the Dark Masters' defeat and they only had Earth money to pay with (similar to the original version) which started an argument between Yolei and Digitamamon. Digitamamon once again threatened to have the group work off their debt, but Mimi and a DigiDestined from America named Michael, who had been in the area with his Partner, Betamon, convinced Digitamamon to let them go and to be kinder to customers in the future. Digitamamon later opens a noodle shop in Digi-China Town with a Tapirmon.
Koromon Village[edit]
The Koromon Village is home to the Continent of Server's Koromon. The Pagumon employed by Etemon's Gazimon took over the village and enslaved the resident Koromon in an attempt to trick the DigiDestined into believing that the Koromon had left the town and the Pagumon had moved in. After trying to appear friendly, the Pagumon kidnapped T.K.'s Partner, who was in Tokomon form at the time, and cage him up with the town's Koromon in a cave behind a nearby waterfall. Tokomon and the Koromon were eventually rescued by the others, and Tai found his Crest of Courage on one of the cave's walls. The town is also renowned for its spas and hot springs, making it an ideal vacation spot for both humans and Digimon.
Piximon's Home[edit]
Piximon's Home is an oasis that is camouflaged with Piximon's magic in the desert. This is where Piximon trained the DigiDestined after rescuing them from a Kuwagamon. It is where Matt and Izzy find the Crests of Friendship and Knowledge.
ShogunGekomon's Castle[edit]
ShogunGekomon's Castle is where a ShogunGekomon lives and so do his Gekomon and Otamamon servants. It was destroyed during the Dark Masters' invasion.
The Amusement Park[edit]
The Amusement Park is an abandoned amusement park that sits next to a lake and forested area. It includes a ferris wheel, roller coasters, carnival rides, and game booths. Even though it has fallen into disuse, the rides are still operational. TK and Patamon first encountered DemiDevimon here. Some Mushrooms of Forgetfulness grow there.
The Castle[edit]
This Castle is used by Myotismon in Digimon Adventure. It was where the DigiDestined's Digimon were created as Digi-Eggs with the help of Gennai and his kind. Piedmon seized the castle with an army of Guardromon and Mekanorimon while attempting to destroy the Digi-Eggs, but Gennai was able to take the eggs and escape. The castle was relented to Myotismon later. The castle sits atop a steep mountain and looks European in design, but seems to defy the laws of physics on the inside. Gravity seems to be undefined, and it is possible to walk on walls and ceilings, and the castle appears to be the merging point for multiple dimensions in time and space. Myotismon used the castle as a training center for his invasion forces before they left for Earth. The castle also contains a large set of doors which act as a portal between the Digital World and multiple other dimensions, including Earth's. The doors are accessed by a keypad that uses Digimon cards placed in certain positions and in a certain order over the keypad to determine which dimension the door accesses. Myotismon and his forces went through the doors to invade Earth, and the DigiDestined later followed.
The Pyramid[edit]
An upside down Pyramid resembling an inverted version of the Great Pyramids of Egypt which served as Etemon's base. Datamon was held captive there. Though it looks ancient on the outside, it is technologically complex inside, and was the center of Etemon's digital network, as well as a large number of advanced science and medical labs. The pyramid has an advanced security systems of camers, lasers, and even force shields. It also holds a secret room, where Datamon was holding Sora and Biyomon hostage. The Pyramid was destroyed by a warp in dimensional space that temporarily sent Tai from the Digital World to Earth.
The Sphinx[edit]
The Sphinx is a stone carving that is near the Pyramid where Datamon was held captive. It was destroyed by Etemon following the Pyramid's destruction.
Giga House[edit]
The Giga House is a giant house large enough that the DigiDestined were comparably the size of insects. Everything within is proportionally large. Appropriately, the house is swarming with human-sized insect Digimon. It is here that the cast of Digimon Adventure 02 encounters Arukenimon and Mummymon for the first time.
Rail Town[edit]
Not much of a town per se, but Rail Town is a vast grassy area covered in railroad tracks. The tracks are both used for trains and carts propelled by the wind with a sail. After Agumon gets captured by the Digimon Emperor, the group heads off to look for him. He escapes on a train and they later travel on one of the carts to chase after Ken. They head south on the tracks and the land goes from grassland to a rocky area with no vegetation. The farther they travel, the more cliffs and mountains appear in the area and the Digi-Egg of Friendship is soon found.
Valley of No Return[edit]
The Valley of No Return is a grey, lifeless, desert area composed of sand and mountains. The Digimon Emperor captured the DigiDestined (minus Davis) and sent them to a dark world below the desert. This was where the DigiDestined discovered the identity of the Digimon Emperor. A Deltamon strong enough to crush mountains lives in this area.
Spiral Mountain[edit]
Spiral Mountain was the centre of the Digital World after being taken over by the Dark Masters. The mountain consisted of four areas (the ocean, the forest, the city, and a dark wasteland) intertwining like a rope, with the Dark Masters' castle at the peak. MetalSeadramon ruled the ocean, Puppetmon ruled the forest, Machinedramon ruled the city, and Piedmon had control over the dark wasteland. When each Dark Master was defeated, its respective area disappeared from the mountain.
Composed of the Ocean and ruled by MetalSeadramon. This is the first area they stumbled on after their escape from the Dark Masters through the help of Piximon. It was here where they ran into the same Shellmon that Greymon fought, met Whamon again, and defeated MetalSeadramon. Upon MetalSeadramon's destruction by WarGreymon, the Net Ocean vanished.
Composed of Forests and ruled by Puppetmon. In the middle of the forest is a house belonging to Puppetmon where Floramon and Deramon also reside. In that house, Puppetmon controls the forest like moving a section of the forest at will. This is where T.K. tricked Puppetmon and where Tai and Matt fought. After Puppetmon's destruction by MetalGarurumon, it also vanished.
This City is composed of abandoned buildings and contains some of the world's greatest marvels like the Statue of Liberty and the Colosseum. It is the only civilized part of Spiral Mountain and ruled by Machinedramon. It was near this city where Kari got sick and where they found Andromon. The city also vanished upon Machinedramon being killed by WarGreymon.
Dark Wasteland[edit]
The Dark Wasteland is composed of a barren wasteland covered in darkness and ruled by Piedmon. The Dark Wastland is where Piedmon has his observatory. It is here where Angewomon fought LadyDevimon, the reunion of the DigiDestined, and where Angemon finally Digivolved to his Ultimate form. This area finally vanished after MagnaAngemon sent Piedmon into the Gate of Destiny in the manga where he was blasted into their by WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon in the anime. Upon the Dark Area's destruction, Spiral Mountain disappeared and marked the end of the Dark Masters.
Folder Continent[edit]
The Folder Continent (フォルダ大陸 Foruda Tairiku?) is the setting for the Digimon Pendulum V-Pet and the Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 manga.フォルダ大陸
Daemon's Castle[edit]
Daemon's Castle (フォルダ大陸 Daemon Shiro?) is the main base for Lord Daemon and his army of evil Digimon. After Arkadimon absorbed him, it became Neo's base. It is claimed that it was once the abode of the Digital World's god.
It contains the main throne room, a chamber where Arkadimon's egg was watched over, a medical/science room, an arena, several quarters for its inhabitants, and a dungeon area.
Dragon's Valley[edit]
Dragon's Valley is a rocky valley presided over by a waterfall. It is the hiding place of the Tag of Earth, which is guarded by Lord Triceramon.
Holy Angel Castle[edit]
Holy Angel Castle is the main base for Lord HolyAngemon and his army of good Digimon.
It contains the main throne room as well as a Medical Ward containing an ICU.
Hospitown is a hospital-centric city near the Tree that caters to injured Digimon. It includes Dr. Jijimon's Digimon Hospital, where Zeromargoes to heal after his fight with Neo Saiba's Deathmon.
Metal Factory[edit]
Metal Factory is an abandoned factory where Digimon can go to make themselves more powerful by upgrading with cyborg implants. It was shut down by Lord HolyAngemon, but reopened by Lord Daemon for the use of his army. It is the hiding place of the Tag of Iron, which is guarded by MetalGreymon.
Net Ocean[edit]
Net Ocean is an ocean that is ruled by Lord Whamon and attacked by Lord Marine the MarineDevimon.
Nightmare Castle[edit]
Nightmare Castle is a castle where Taichi and Zeromaru fought Lord Vamde the Myotismon.
Star City[edit]
Star City is a city ruled by Starmon.
Areas in Digimon Tamers[edit]
In Digimon Tamers, the Digital world consists of basically four different main layers, though it contains countless independent mini-universes.[1]
Main Layers[edit]
- The DSI Model - This layer is seen as the sky in the Digital World. It contains more or less the firewall of the Digital World and Digimon, who want to get to the real world, need to travel though this layer, which is also the only layer directly controlled by the organization Hypnos.
- The Physical Layer - The "desert" that Takato and friends end up when they first come to the Digital World. This is probably the biggest layer of the Digital World and has direct connection to the mini-verses, which exist deeper in the construct of the digital world.
- The Sovereign Domain - This layer is the domain and home of the four sovereign Digimon. This layer is small compared with the two named before and it is hidden deep in the structure of the Digital World.
- D-Reaper - Even deeper than the domain of the sovereign is where the D-Reaper is hidden in the digital world.
From the countless mini-universes hidden between the physical layer and the Sovereign Domain, we only see a few in the series, though we know that these are not the only ones. Most of the times, the Tamers get into these mini-universes by being teleported there by one of the Datastreams, which basically establish links between the inner dimensions of the DigitalWorld.
- Gekomon's Forest - The village of Gekomon is located in this mini-universe where the Digimon live rather peacefully.
- Clockwork Clouds - Rika, Kazu and Kenta meet Ryo Akiyama for the first time in this universe. It consists of clockworks and clouds on which you are able to walk. This universe seems to be populated by Metal Empire Digimon only. A Clockmon and a Hagurumon reside here while a stopped clock is used to keep a Megadramon in his prison.
- Black and White Town - In this strange town which looks a little bit warped and is only black in white, only a few Digimon are seen. There is also a castle which a Knightmon patrols.
- Number Forest - Rika ends up in this universe which seems to consists of only a forest in which numbers are displayed everywhere.
- Underwater Cave - This underground area seems to consist only of water where nobody gets wet in. The library of the Digital World is located here.
What also might be worth mentioning are the rules of the Digital World in Digimon Tamers, which differ a lot from the other Digital Worlds. Much like within a Matrix everything is as you believe it is in this Digital World. When you can convince yourself you can breath underwater, you will be able to do so.
Also, wishes have a strong power in this digital world, as the Digignomes seem to only exist to fulfill wishes.
This is also what makes the miracle of Tamer and Digimon fusing into one body possible.
Areas in Digimon Frontier[edit]
In Digimon Frontier, the entire Digital World is ten areas, each with a terminal.
- Flame Terminal -
- Flame Town - It is where Takuya, Zoe, JP, and Tommy first arrived.
- Underground Labyrinth -
- Forest Terminal -
- Seraphimon's Castle - Seraphimon lives here.
- Light Terminal -
- Castle of Light - Ophanimon's palace.
- Akiba Market - This is a marketplace within the Digital World's arctic. Its main spot is a giant furnace that keeps the place warm. This is where Tommy first became Korikakumon. It is referred to in the English version as the Autumn Leaf Fair.
- Burgermon Village - This is where the Burgermon live.
- Candlemon Village - This is where Takuya, Zoe, JP, and Tommy had their encounter with the Candlemon.
- Forest of Televisions - A location in the Digital World where the trees act like televisions in the light of the moons.
- Fortune Teller Village - A location where Takuya first became BurningGreymon.
- Goma Island - An island where a bunch of Gomamon live. The presence of the Beast Spirit of Wind is what caused the whirlpools around the island. This is where Zoe first became Zephyrmon.
- Gotsumon Village - A mountainside area where the Gotsumon live. This is where Koji first became KendoGarururmon.
- KaratsukiNumemon Mountain - A large mountain where the KaratsukiNumemon live which is located in the southern part of the Digital World.
- Toy Island - A floating island consisting of toys. It is where Monzaemon, Pandamon, and the ToyAgumon live.
- Trailmon Races - An unnamed village where there are annual Trailmon Races.
- Village of New Beginnings - An area where the Digi-Eggs of the defeated Digimon end up. The area is watched over by a Swanmon.
- Wandering Island - This mobile island was featured in the movie "Island of the Lost Digimon." The human-type Digimon and beast-type Digimon have been feuding here for quite some time.
- Dark Continent: It is an area in the Eastern Region of the Digital World.
- Dark Continent Forest - This is where the Legendary Warriors had their first encounter with Duskmon.
- Dark Gate -
- Rose Morning Star - An area where the Darkness Terminal and Cherubimon's Castle of Darkness are located.
- Trailmon Graveyard - This area is where broken down Trailmon go to be rejuvenated.
Three Moons[edit]
The Digital World is orbited by three different moons:
- Seraphimoon - A blue moon inhabited by Starmon, Burgermon, and Meteormon. Takuya and company were trapped there after being knocked into orbit by Dynasmon's attack. It is later destroyed by the propelled chucks of matter that remained of the Ophanimoon.
- Cherubimoon - A red moon, destroyed by the propelled chucks of matter that remained of the Ophanimoon.
- Ophanimoon - A yellow-green moon that is surrounded by hazy clouds of pink dust where Takuya and company ended up after Lucemon is revived. The Moon was destroyed by Lucemon Chaos Mode during the battle that ensued there.
Areas in Digimon Data Squad[edit]
The following are areas in the Digital World as seen in Digimon Data Squad:
- Holy Capital - A city that is on the back of an Eldradimon.
- Infinity Ice Ridge - A frozen mountain area.
- Merukimon's Castle - This is where Merukimon lives.
- Wanderer's Cape - A location near the ocean that contains an upside down mansion.
Areas in Digimon World Data Squad[edit]
- Walter Island - This is where Marcus and Agumon fight Tylomon who is sinking the ships in the area. They also find Creepymon.
- Sneyato Forest - This is where Marcus and Yoshino help Thomas fight Bakemon. Kagura is first seen here.
- Rage Cavern - The team finds an effect the Dark Area has on their Digimon.
- Mirage Museum - The connection with the children and the Code Keys are found.
- Livilus Island - This island is also known as Dragon Digimon nest.
- Digital Dungeon -
- Sea Precipple Jerapilus -
- DATS Headquarters Entrance - The place where they fight Creepymon for the last time.
- Ice Labyrinths -
- Dark Area - The final area of the game.
Areas in Digimon Fusion[edit]
The Digital World in Digimon Fusion is made up of 108 different Zones where they are similar to different countries. It was revealed that the Digital World was originally one area until it was broken up into 108 different zones. The Zones that have been shown in the show so far are:
- Zones in the anime
- Forest Zone (Green Zone in the original version) – An area of forests and fields as well as some shallow cliffs and bluffs. This is where Mikey and his friends first land and have their first encounter with MadLeomon and later Blue Flare. It is also where the original Xros Heart group is first formed. The Village of Light (Village of Smiles) is also located here. In the manga, the Mushroom Village is located here.
- Island Zone – An ocean where the island part is actually the back and upper head of a Digimon called KingWhamon. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Neptunmon here.
- Magma Zone – An area of volcanoes, hot springs, and some ruins. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with AncientVolcamon here as well as their first encounter with Tactimon.
- Lake Zone – An area dotted with lakes and forests. Persiamon lives here as its ruler where her castle is near the largest lake in the Lake Zone. Across the lake from Persiamon's castle is a system of icy caverns. Team Xros Heart had their first encounter with Lilithmon here.
- Sand Zone - A desert area with mine shafts, upside-down pyramids, ancient ruins, and underground waterways. It was once the heart of a prosperous city named Sandoria inhabited by the Sandoria Goddess's warriors, but they were all murdered when the Bagra Army used Ebemon to hypnotize them into attacking each other. The Sand Zone still contains Pharaohmon's Tomb with its traps and the Pyramid of Renewal where the Warriors of the Light were healed by their Queen while protected by a forcefield. Team Xros Heart had their first encounter with Blastmon and Reapmon.
- Sky Zone (Heaven Zone in the original version) - A floating island that rests on top of the clouds. The inhabitants of the Sky Zone are known for their fine arts and sculptures. This Zone is enforced by the Sky Zone's police force led by SlushAngemon (who is the President of the Sky Zone) and Gargoylemon. Those who break the law are executed by electromagnetic waves in the Sky Zone's arena. The Sky Zone also contained the Sky Temple of Darkness where the Phantom Mist was held. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Lucemon who was revealed to be a servant of Lilithmon.
- Jungle Zone (Forest Zone in the original version) - An area that is an dense jungles with some rivers. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Kongoumon (Bagra Empire's commander in the Jungle Zone). Team Blue Flare gained the Jungle Zone's guardian Deckerdramon as its latest member.
- Dust Zone - An area that is mostly railroad tracks and junk piles. Team Midnight's AxeKnightmon had obtained enough dark energies to form his own Darkness Loader here.
- Warrior Zone (Shinobi Zone in the original version) - An area that is ninja-themed. The Shinobi Zone serves as the Monitormon's home zone and is ruled by a Babamon. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Musyamon (Bagra Empire's commander in the Shinobi Zone).
- Disk Zone - An area with disk-engraved mountains floating in the sky. Team Blue Flare's fight with Blastmon's army caused the Disk Zone to become destabilized. The destruction of the Disk Zone caused Team Xros Heart to transfer all of the Disk Zone's inhabitants to the Shinobi Zone.
- Sweet Zone (Sweets Zone in the original version) - An area that is dessert-themed and where most of its inhabitants are expert bakers and pastry chefs. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Matadormon (Bagra Empire's commander in the Sweets Zone). In the manga version, the Sweet Zone is a cake land. It was the third zone visited and Team Xros Heart had their encounter with Weddinmon (Bagra Empire's commander in the Sweet Zone).
- Swords Zone - An area where swordsman Digimon live and where the Code Crown's alternative piece is located. Team Xros Heart had their encounter with a corrupted Grademon (Bagra Empire's commander in the Swords Zone). Team Xros Heart and Team Blue Flare lost their Code Crowns to Bagramon here.
- Gold Zone - Before Bagramon reassembled the Digital World with the Code Crowns, it was shown that Olegmon and Ballistamon (back when he was DarkVolumon) came from this zone. When the Digital World was reassembled by Bagramon, the Gold Zone became a major part of Gold Land.
- Zones in the manga
- Snow Zone - A tundra that is filled with snow and ice. The Snow Zone is the coldest Zone in the Digigtal World and only arctic-based Digimon can live here. It was in the manga version where it was the second zone visited by Team Xros Heart who had their first encounter with Team Blue Flare, Tactimon, and Zanbamon (Bagra Empire's general in the Snow Zone).
- Stadium Zone - A stadium-themed area. It was in the manga version where Team Xros Heart, Team Blue Flare, Team Twilight, and the Bagra Empire had to compete against one another for the Stadium Zone's Code Crown.
- River Zone - A river-themed area. In the manga, Team Xros Heart had an unseen adventure here before arriving in the Sweets Zone. The River Zone is adjacent to the Green Zone, the Snow Zone, the Sand Zone, the Sweets Zone, the Lake Zone, and Earth.
- Corridor Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga. It seems to have some ruined, medieval architecture. Team Xros Heart's Gatomon and Wizardmon are from this Zone.
- Rain Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga. It contained the Dark Crystal Palace which contains many Digimon trapped in Dark Crystals.
- Colosseum Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga. Team Xros Heart's Agunimon is from this Zone.
- Factory Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga.
- Eruesutou Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga.
- Bamboo Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga.
- Mist Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga.
- Study Zone - This Zone was mentioned in the manga. Team Xros Heart's BanchoLeomon is from this Zone.
- The Seven Lands
When Bagramon reclaimed all of the Code Crowns, he used them to reassemble the Digital World before it was broken down into each Zone. Bagramon gave the seven countries to each of his Seven Death Generals.
- Dragon Land - A mostly rocky kingdom and home of the Dragon Digimon. The first Death General Dorbickmon rules this land until he was killed by ZeekGreymon.
- Vampire Land - A spooky forest-like kingdom in a never-ending night. The second Death General NeoMyotismon rules this land until he was killed by Shoutmon DX.
- Honey Land - A kingdom with forests and flowerbeds. The third Death General Zamielmon rules this land until he was killed by Shoutmon DX and JetMervamon.
- Cyber Land - A kingdom that is shaped like a high tech city. The fourth Death General Splashmon rules this land until he was killed by Shoutmon DX.
- Gold Land - A kingdom with a golden ocean. The fifth Death General Olegmon rules this land until he was killed by Ballistamon.
- Canyon Land - A rocky kingdom that resembles the Grand Canyon. The sixth Death General Gravimon rules this land until he was destroyed by Shoutmon x7.
- Bright Land - A bright kingdom. The seventh Death General Apollomon (who is actually possessed by the virus entity Whispered) rules this land until Shoutmon x7 destroyed Apollomon in order to destroy Whispered. Under Bright Land is a pocket dimension called Hell's Field.
- Prison Land - A bizarre spiritual dimension. This is where DarkKnightmon sends the DigiCores of Shoutmon, Ballistamon, and Dorulumon. The DigiCores of the Seven Death Generals were shown here at the time when DarkKnightmon was using their DigiCore-less bodies to form GrandGeneramon.
- Other places
- Digital Airspace - An area that exists between the Zones. Going through the Digital Airspace is the only way to travel between the Zones. The Digital Airspace is abrasive to the Digimon's data making it difficult for the Digimon to be in it for more than a few minutes. Of course the Digimon can be transported through the Digital Airspace by being in their owner's X-Loader. There were also exception where powerful Digimon can travel through it without dissipating.
- Hell's Field - A pocket dimension created underneath Bright Land. It contains countless hexagonal fields, each based on a different human interpretation of the underworld from various mythologies, with a white castle and black castle at either end of the field. All communications are disrupted within this area, minus the stones in each of the chess-themed castles. This place brings power to evil Digimon. It was destroyed by Lilithmon in an attempt to annihilate the Xros Heart United Army.
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The DigiQuartz was a quartz-like location between Earth and the Digital World. It was formed following Bagramon's D5 event.


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Coronado's Public Art
Check out Coronado art. We have 30 incredible outdoor artworks.
Just 2 blocks away....
Just 2 blocks from the 1906 Lodge on Glorietta Bay sits one of the simplest and most gracious of Coronado's public artworks.
"Freedom" Sculpture
Jon Koehler created 3 stainless steel sails that move effortlessly with the wind. The sculpture is placed on the Glorietta Bay Promenade with the beautiful backdrop of boats, bay and blue sky.
Mosaics, fountains, and more
You can find art as varied as mosaics, fountains, sculpture and even bus stop enclosures along the Silver Strand featuring shore birds in flight.
Walk or bike to everything
Most of the Coronado art is within walking distance of the 1906 Lodge. Or you can rent a bicycle and cruise the island, following the Public Art Map provided by the city of Coronado. Just another way to enjoy all that Coronado has to offer!

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William Hazlitt (1778-1830), Essayist, journalist and critic
Sitter in 4 portraits
Artist of 1 portrait
Political journalist and critic, Hazlitt became the radical conscience of Romanticism. He trained firstly for the Dissenting ministry and then as a portrait painter before a meeting with Coleridge and Wordsworth inspired him to become a writer. He wrote with equal vitality and insight on theatre, boxing, politics, poetry and travel. His major publications include The Character of Shakespeare's Plays (1817), Political Essays (1819) and The Spirit of the Age (1825). He was (unhappily) married twice, suffered unrequited love for a servant girl, and died in poverty while labouring over an immense biography of his hero Napoleon.


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I'll post an updated screenshot as soon as I'm home.
To your points though;
1. When I'm healing that target cast bar is removed and I just use the one on Ag_uf because it's easy to read and I generally know when a mob/boss is about to cast something important due to DBM. I may enable it for more important cast bars like when in Amber Construct but I doubt it.
2. Also removed the black border on PA timers already.
3. I've tried central raid frames before and hated them but I do know the obvious advantage.
Another thing; does anyone know a way to skin DBM timers without TukUI/ElvUI etc.? I think they're really ugly in their original skin.


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Other Water Sports Enthusiasts
Always keep a sharp lookout for swimmers while operating your PWC. Remember, glare and the sun make swimmers hard to see. Avoid congested swimming areas. Keep your personal watercraft at a minimal speed (just enough to maintain headway and steering) when you are near swimmers. When launching and landing onto a beach, maintain a low speed even if swimmers are not visible.
Give sailboats and sailboarders plenty of room. Their vessels do not provide as much maneuverability as your PWC. High speed wakes can cause them to veer off course and lose their source of power - the wind.
Often, the vision of sailboats and sailboarders is impaired by the position of the sail(s). A personal watercraft operator who is "heard but not seen" can make even the most experienced skipper or sailboarder nervous.
Be familiar with both the Divers Down Flag and the International Diving Flag (also called the Alpha Flag). Displayed on a boat or a float, either flag indicates that divers are present in an area. Avoid the area surrounding the flag by 300 feet or more. Keep an eye out for air bubbles breaking the surface of the water in the event divers have strayed from the safety of their diving marker.
Some state regulations permit personal watercraft along coastal areas. In other states this is illegal. Check and understand state and local regulations before taking to the waves. Watch out for surfers. Surfboards are usually not very maneuverable in the water. You have a legal and a common sense responsibility to stay away from surfers and other non-power and less maneuverable vessels and objects. Wave-jumping is dangerous and illegal everywhere. Don't do it!
You will frequently find yourself sharing the water with water skiers. A personal watercraft is more maneuverable than a boat towing a water skier, so it makes sense to stay out of the way. For safety, and to lessen the nervousness of skiers, stay as far away from skiers as possible. Never boat near a water skier. That is dangerous for everyone involved.
Fishermen should also be given plenty or room. On boats or ashore, fishermen usually have lines or nets out which can be damaged by - or damaging to - your watercraft or to you. Some fishermen also feel that noise "scares" fish away. That can cause bad press for PWC users!
If you intend to tow a water skier behind your PWC, there are some important rules of which you must be aware. Most states require that an "observer" must be present aboard the towing vessel. They usually also specify that there must also be room for the skier aboard the vessel. Anything less than a PWC with a 3-person capacity is obviously unsuitable for towing water skiers and even PWC of that size will probably be overloaded when carrying 3 adults - don't exceed your boat's load limits. Remember, a boat's capacity includes the people in the boat and the ones being towed.
When towing a water-skier, a person on an inner tube or wake board it's important to remember the aggressive pull will have a more destabilizing effect and exert a greater influence over the PWC than a larger craft. Plan your turns and stay clear of other boats and the shore. Instruct the water skier to raise the water ski if they fall. This will be easier to see by you and other boaters. Also, be aware of water-skiers towed by other boats. Some PWC operators have sustained serious injury running into towropes.
Below are some of the hand signals used by water-skiers to communicate with the tow vessel. These hand signals were taken from the U.S. Coast Guard safety web page. Additional water-skiing safety information can be found at: www.uscgboating.org/safety/metlife_archived_9-21-2007/water_ski.htm.
These signals should be understood and used by both the skier and the observer. It is important for the observer to watch the skier at all times. It is also important that the observer relays requests from the skier to the boat operator and visa versa. The observer must know the meaning of these signals and relay the message to the boat operator or skier correctly.
Operating a kayak, canoe, rubber raft or drift boat takes special skills and good physical conditioning. The following are important paddlesport safety tips:
Whitewater rapids are classified by six degrees of difficulty:
Before launching check the weather and river conditions. Be familiar with the river course and make sure you know how to "Eskimo roll" or escape for self-rescue, if you're using a kayak or enclosed-deck canoe. Check the equipment and secure all ropes and gear so it doesn't get in the way or tangles in the brush or trees - or entangle a swimmer if the boat overturns. The lower and closer the load in the boat is to the boat's centerline, generally the more stable the boat will be.
Check any unfamiliar section of the river. Go to the shore and scout rapids. If the rapid is too much of a challenge carry the boat around the obstacles.
Fishermen and hunters often don't consider themselves boaters and thus pay little attention to learning and observing boating safety rules. In a recent survey, half the people who purchased boats claimed they bought them to go fishing. Approximately one-third of national boating fatalities occurred while people were fishing from a boat. Likewise, more hunters die each year from drowning and the effects of hypothermia than from gunshot wounds. Many water-based hunting and fishing accidents occur when a hunter reaches for a decoy, or the boat capsizes from an unbalanced load, or a person falls overboard while standing up.
While PWCs are rarely used for hunting and fishing, when they are, PWCs have the same considerations as other boats. First, it is vital for hunters and anglers to know and follow all the applicable boating laws for the area they are in. As with any other boating situation, hunters and fishermen should not overload their craft and should wear a PFD in good condition while on the water. Also, broken lines, shells and any other trash should be packed out or deposited in a proper receptacle.
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Make a Terrarium
- Line the bottom of a glass jar with pebbles—one inch is usually adequate.
- Place a small piece of charcoal in the middle of the pebbles. The charcoal helps to keep the soil fresh.
- Add a few inches of potting soil to the layer of pebbles and charcoal.
- Gently place three or four small plants into the container. Make sure the plants are nestled together but not crowded or root bound. Sprinkle more soil to cover roots.
NOTE: Most rooted houseplant cuttings work well; however succulents and cacti are NOT suited for terrariums.
- Arrange live moss around the plants. The moss adds visual appeal as well as lending support and anchorage for the plants.
- Add decorative pieces.
- Mist the terrarium and cover.
- Place you terrarium in an area with moderate light, making sure that the terrarium is not exposed to direct sunlight.
Terrarium Maintenance:
Open the lid of the terrarium and feel the soil every week or two. If the dirt is moist to the touch and condensation is built up in the terrarium, it's fine. You will begin to notice rhizoid growth (mosses reproduce by rhizoids instead of seeds. The rhizoids resemble tiny reddish sprouts) from the moss and new growth on the plants. If the soil feel dry, mist until dew drops appear on the leaves of the plants and on the insides of the glass. Variations of moss may begin to grow on the inside of the glass, mimicking the rain forest eco-system. This tends to give the vessel an aged and timeless appeal. When this happens, you know your terrarium is thriving.
The plant soil should NEVER be wet or muddy or emit an unpleasant odor. If this happens you have over watered your terrarium. You may remedy this by re-potting the container with fresh soil. The scent of your terrarium should be consistent to the smell of a mossy forest; after all, that's exactly what it is!
Shelley Fleming-Wigglesworth is a certified Maine Master Gardener and award winning newspaper columnist from Kennebunk, Maine. She has been writing for the York County Coast Star for more than a decade as a freelance columnist and features writer. In 2010 she began writing her own gardening column "The Master Gardener's Notebook" for Tourist News. She also teaches gardening classes at local schools and colleges.


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Rotherham manager Andy Scott is hopeful the injury which Ryan Taylor suffered in the 3-1 win over Torquay is not serious.
The 23-year-old striker, who could leave the club in the summer having yet to sign a new deal, put the Millers ahead with his 11th league goal of the season, but failed to come back out for the second half after sustaining a foot injury. And Scott, who celebrated his first victory as Millers manager, revealed he brought Taylor off as a precaution.
"Ryan got a kick on the foot he injured at the start of the season, and with his history of metatarsal problems, we didn't want to risk him," he said. "Hopefully it'll just be a bit of bruising and he'll be ok."
He added: "He scored a good poacher's goal and the link-up play between the front two was excellent."
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WHY don't your eyelids get stuck to your cornea? And what makes cartilage so slippery that your knees can bend smoothly? Some clues may lie in what happens when a pair of "molecular hairbrushes" get soaking wet.
Water-based solutions lubricate our joints and prevent them wearing out, but how they do this is a mystery, says Jacob Klein, a physicist specialising in the properties of soft matter at the University of Oxford and the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. Water alone is not viscous enough to be a good lubricant.
A polysaccharide called hyaluronan has long been thought to play a role. Its long, chain-like molecules are strongly attracted to water molecules, and it can bind up to 1000 times its own weight of water. Hyaluronan is present in the eye and many other body fluids. "There is a lot of it in our joints," Klein says.
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General and Oral Health Center
Heart Disease and Stroke
Studies have shown that inflammation, infection, and gum disease may play a role in stroke and heart disease. Research is being conducted to find out how gum disease can lead to hardening of the blood vessels and potentially contribute to a stroke/mini-stroke. Researchers are looking for markers of inflammation to see what specific markers play a role in the hardening of blood vessels. The results of these studies may potentially help determine treatment and/or preventive options that can be used to treat the deposits of the blood vessels.
*Not currently enrolling for studies in this area-please check back at a later date.


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Chris and I have met some fantastic people on our journeys and we have always been astounded by the sheer number of activists in Buffalo, New York and more specifically those activists who take a keen interest in the history of the Polonia neighborhood. If you have never read our blog before then you may not know that we have made an effort to visit several of these Polonia churches because they are simply spectacular pieces of architecture and history. But you may also not know that several of them have come upon hard times in the last few decades, with some being shut down and others experiencing dwindling membership. Thanks to the concerted and long lasting efforts of the Polonia activists, some of the churches are experiencing a bit of a renaissance; in fact just this week our friend Greg Witul wrote a fantastic article in the Am-Pol Eagle explaining some of this, which you can read more about here. We came to learn (and continue to learn) about the history of this neighborhood in a piece meal sort of way, which first started during our visit to St. Adalbert's Basilica (which if you have not read yet just click here). After we posted our visit to St. Adalbert's, we received a wonderful comment from Ms. Judith Felski who invited us to visit St. John Kanty Roman Catholic Church, of which she is a member. Well, it took us a year but we finally got there and in the meantime, St. John Kanty has received a ton of publicity, in part due to the Buffalo Mass Mob and a brand new statue of the Virgin Mary in its front lawn.
Judith, who actually goes by Judy, invited Chris and I to come eat lunch with her so we could experience some traditional Polish food and she would then show us around the church a bit and we of course agreed. We met Judy in the St. John Kanty parking lot and she invited us to come inside the parish house where we were introduced to Judy's husband John and also Monsignor Robert Golombek, who is a former Pastor of St. John Kanty and who also grew up on Swinburne St, right near the church. I think some people are surprised to learn that two random guys from Rochester, NY make it a hobby to travel to different houses of worship across the state, but the company we were sitting with seemed to love it, making the discussion quite enjoyable. In addition, we also discussed the Polonia neighborhood and how it has changed over the decades and all three of the people we were sitting with could remember the "better days," that had once existed. Lunch was also served as we talked, which was quite a sampling of Polish cuisine that included golabki, kielbasa, pierogies, cabbage and sauerkraut…and it was delicious! We eventually finished up eating, cleaned up a bit and were then asked if we were ready for our tour. You don't have to ask us twice!
With a little help from Chris Byrd (who is perhaps the biggest activist of the Buffalo Polonia neighborhood, the author of the blog Broadway-Fillmore Alive and one of the four creators of the Buffalo Mass Mob), here's a brief history: In 1873, the "Mother Church of Buffalo Polonia", known as St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Church was created. Because of this, the Polish who would use Buffalo as a place of respite as they traveled to more established cities with Polish neighborhoods and work, like Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit, were beginning to make roots in Buffalo and calling it home. This church was the first to house the spiritual needs of the quickly growing Polish population in the Broadway-Fillmore area of the city, but shortly thereafter, several other Polish churches began to emerge as well. As more and more Poles settled in this specific area of the city, they had to move further and further east, making the walk to St. Stanislaus farther and farther away. In addition to the lack of space at St. Stanislaus, many Poles also had to walk across the dangerous railroad tracks lying in between them and their destination, causing several injuries and even some fatalities. It was in 1890 that land was bought on the east side of the train tracks to start a new parish and in 1892 the brand new St. John Kanty Roman Catholic Church was officially opened.
As we walked inside the sanctuary of St. John Kanty, we came in through the parish house and entered from the side of the Main Altar, therefore looking towards the choir loft and main entry. My eyes immediately went to the nearly life size sculpture of The Last Supper attached to the choir balcony. I immediately remembered that Judy had shared with us a bit of information about this sculpture when she originally emailed us a year prior to invite us for a tour and that the artist was actually from Rochester, NY. Here's a snippet from that email of what Judy shared with us about the sculpture: "…There is an interesting link to Rochester at SJK, and that is our life size wooden sculpture of The Last Supper carved by Rochester artist Frank Pedevilla. This sculpture was in the original church (1892) but not put in place as part of the altar until around 1905. The story goes that someone was in Rochester and saw the sculpture in a store window and thought it would be perfect for SJK. The sculpture was originally commissioned by the Church of Notre Dame in Montreal, but when it came to paying the duty to cross the border to Canada, there was not enough funding to cover it. A devastating fire which started in the crèche took place in January 1955 causing a great deal of damage to SJK. Miraculously, The Last Supper sculpture was not damaged. After the fire the sculpture was relocated as a front piece of the choir loft. Without a doubt this piece receives the most comments during Holy Thursday visitation, when hundreds of people visit the churches in Polonia…"
I had slowly been walking closer and closer to the sculpture and as I was standing in the middle of the aisle staring at it, John came up to me and then began to explain to me some interesting information on not only the sculpture, but also the organ above it and the rose window above that. Chris quickly joined me as John began to share that the person within the image inside the center of the rose window is the actual man Saint John Kanty as he tends to the poor. (We eventually learned from Greg Witul's article that it is the only window within the Diocese of Buffalo to have this image incorporated into stained glass.) John also shared with us that there is also an image of a church in the top right corner of the rose window that some believe may be St. Stanislaus in Buffalo or the actual church St. Stans is modeled after in Poland.
Since we were talking so much about things up in the choir loft, John suggested we just go up there and look around, so we did. John really wanted to show us the organ and he even played it a little for us. While I really remember nothing about who made the organ, Chris was able to explore inside the organ a bit. I usually hesitate a bit about going inside these organs usually because they are very cramped and are not meant for anybody my height. However, Chris seems to fit just fine so he made his way up to the very top of the organ and was able to take some great photos from up there.
If you know Chris and I at all, you know once we are in a choir loft, we usually begin to ask some questions about the bell towers. Lucky for us John was very willing to answer any questions we had and even brought up the idea of climbing up the tower to see the bells. While we have climbed into a few bell towers at this point, we have also learned that climbing up into one usually consists of doing so up some rickety ladders that are rarely used, which may or may not give way at any time. John assured us this was not the case and that St. John Kanty certainly had safe access into its bell towers, so we agreed to go…but only if John went first. Once actually standing next to the bells, John then got even with us for making him go first because as we were trying to read the inscription on the bells, he decided to ring them! Not only did this scare me beyond belief, it also left a ringing in my ears for the next 10 minutes. However, it was funny as well and it was a small price to pay to be given the privilege to see the actual bells of St. John Kanty Church.
Once down we realized that because we had taken our sweet old time up in the tower, Judy and the Monsignor had gone about their business. The three of us walked around a bit and in like many Catholic churches, noticed that each side of the nave has stained glass windows bordered by the Stations of the Cross, and there is also a side altar in each transept. Plus, like many Polish Catholic churches, one of these side altars was to venerate Our Lady of Czestochowa, or the Black Madonna. Once back at the Main Altar, John explained to us that the iconography on the ceiling above the Main Altar is also a bit unique since Christ is represented as Christ the King with two angels at his side, instead of a more typical representation (for example The Holy Infant).
At this point we thought were coming to the end of our tour, but Chris and I actually had no idea how wrong we were. John informed us that there was still plenty more to see if we had the time because there was still more to see in the parish house, plus the Lyceum next door was definitely worth seeing. Without skipping a beat, we reconvened with Judy and set off to see everything else. They each explained to us that the Lyceum was the Catholic school for the Polish children of the neighborhood for many decades and was also the social center of the community. However, like many Catholic schools over the years, funding has become limited and people have relocated to the suburbs causing enrollment to decrease, leading to the school to eventually have to shut its doors. To show us how the Lyceum was used as a focal point within the community, John and Judy took us to the main hall on the upper floor of the building. The room we entered was quite cavernous and in a serious state of disrepair with some of the ceiling on the floor. There was a stage at one end of the hall and balcony seating above. Chris and I listened as John and Judy shared with us the history that had existed in this room and the building in general. As they each told us some history and also personal stories, it was clear that John and Judy were passionate about preserving the history here. With having such a long-standing personal connection to the space, we could tell it was tough for them to see a place that they had come to love so greatly in its current state. John even shared that it was here, during a community dance that his parents first met. I quickly wonder how many other people's lives first started as their parents met at a dance in that room.
Chris and I were led from room to room inside the Lyceum, allowing us to walk through a treasure trove of historical information. It was really quite amazing to us how such an important piece of not only Polonia's history, but Polish history in general, sits like a time capsule in Buffalo, NY, just waiting to either be torn down or to be renovated for use once again. This time our tour really was coming to an end, so the four of us started to exit the Lyceum and head towards the parking lot. We thanked Judy and John for taking so much time with us and for filling us up with such a terrific lunch. Due to the efforts of these two people and I am sure other members of the congregation, St. John Kanty has been able to benefit, if even for a little bit, an upsurge in attendance and for allowing people like us to come and tour their facility and blog about it to all of you. So now it is up to all of you to keep up this momentum and to tell everyone you know about our post here and share it as much as possible!


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"The biggest challenge came when he hosted," says his stylist, Annie Psaltiras. "He got slimed within the first five minutes of the show. He was in a tuxedo and did a huge opening number. He wore a Nick orange bow tie and an orange scarf, and I knew they would all get slimed. I pretty much figured those things would be goners, so I got two of everything. If something goes wrong, I will have a backup. I didn't want to scrub slime out of a tuxedo shirt. I know it's super nontoxic and water-based, so it probably comes out."
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Heger's company makes about 15,000 gallons of slime for the KCA. The water-based goop has thickeners and food coloring. Beyond that, Heger's not divulging his secret recipe, except to say that this shade is exclusive to Nickelodeon. His company also makes alien fluids and blood for movies.
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Games that make records. Often records like most played game, or critically acclaimed. There have been gaming records since the says of Pong and the Magnavox Oddysey.
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The PC Support section of the Computing and Telecommunications Center (CTC) is committed to serving the faculty and staff of Fort Hays State University in obtaining and utilizing computers, software, and related peripherals to perform their jobs in alignment with the University's mission.
PC Support includes four full-time technicians and three student staff. We service all colleges and administrative offices of FHSU, except the College of Business which has its own support system. We only support equipment that is owned by FHSU. Students of FHSU can obtain limited support from the CTC HelpDesk and The Learning Commons (TLC).
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FHSU faculty and staff are asked to either send a CTC Request for Services via Lotus Notes or call the CTC HelpDesk. The CTC HelpDesk can assist with sending a request and contacting a technician for extremely important mission-critical needs. They also answer general computer-related questions and are able to direct users to the proper computing resources. PC Support technicians rely on the CTC HelpDesk as a first point of contact since our technicians work strictly on a request-based system and are not always available to take calls or accommodate walk-in traffic.
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Because we have limited staffing and demand for our services is high, we are simply unable to complete all requests as quickly as we would like. PC Support is responsible for numerous systems across the entire campus and other parts of Kansas. Large projects including setting up or moving labs, moving whole departments for construction, or installing large complex specialized systems may take more than 100 man-hours to complete and therefore encompass most of our staff for many days. Due to such high demand, we are forced to prioritize requests so that mission-critical systems are repaired in a timely fashion. All other non-mission-critical requests are generally completed oldest first. Exceptions are made for extremely quick and simple requests that can be handled by student staff.
Installation of new equipment is usually not deemed mission-critical unless the current system is completely nonfunctional.
PC Support handles most of the purchasing of desktops, laptops, and peripherals for FHSU following State of Kansas contract procedures. We offer recommendations on configurations and generate price quotes as needed. To request a quote, please send a CTC Request for Services on Lotus Notes to PC Support. Having a centralized hardware purchasing system helps ensure standardization and compatibility across campus and reduces demand on support.
PC Support supports only university-owned PCs and computer-related peripherals that are manageable by our staff through administrative privileges. Our section is not responsible for support of:
PCs installed by PC Support will be connected to a reliable and secure network storage device for use with work-related files only. Files on network drives are backed up regularly with disaster recovery practices in place.
We do not stock a large inventory of computer-related parts. We do attempt to stock the most common parts and upgrades necessary in order to achieve efficient service.
We reuse old equipment as much as practical for significant savings to the university. However, please do not rely on PC Support to supply working used computers, since the majority of used equipment is indeed obsolete.
We supply significant data recovery services from various devices. In the event that our efforts fail, we can give you an estimated cost for an outside data recovery specialist.
In addition to supported faculty and staff computers, PC Support is responsible for all PC labs and mobile carts on campus, except those operated by the College of Business. Currently we maintain approximately 500 machines in labs, and nearly another 200 computers in mobile carts. Lab computers are secured so that users cannot change the configuration. If changes need to be made, a CTC Request for Services should be sent allowing ample time for our technicians to complete the work. Usually one work week is sufficient, depending on the availability of the lab in question. Teaching labs often receive the highest priority of support.
PC Support handles most of the purchasing of printers following State of Kansas contract procedures for the departments we support. We offer recommendations on configurations and generate price quotes as needed. To request a quote, please send a CTC Request for Services on Lotus Notes to PC Support.
We have expertise in supporting and repairing mainly Hewlett Packard printers, and we attempt to stock common parts such as rollers and separation pads. For consumables such as toner or ink cartridges please contact Central Purchasing.
InkJet or DeskJet printers will receive only limited support since their repair is often cost-prohibitive.
PC Support manages a network print server allowing departments to share networked printers. Currently we have over 180 networked printers under our management. Security measures are in place to allow only authorized users to print to certain devices. We encourage the use of department-wide networked printers as a cost-effective alternative to supplying every user with their own printer.
When reporting printer problems, please submit a CTC Request for Services on Lotus Notes with the following information:
For all software purchases, FHSU utilizes a central purchasing structure which is managed by PC Support. This provides the best price and value to the end user through use of volume and educational discounts, and helps to ensure the University's compliance with strict and often complex software licensing terms and agreements. Software manufacturers differ greatly on licensing and maintenance structures, and each software license infringement is punishable with up to a $150,000 fine, making proper software licensing extremely important. We follow state purchasing guidelines by utilizing contract vendors when possible, and obtaining competitive bids or sole sourcing when necessary. To obtain software for departmental use, please refer to the Software Purchasing Policy, located in the University Policies manual. When sending a CTC Request for Services for the purchase of software, please include the following:
PC Support is responsible for supporting most software packages on campus. This support includes:
We do not offer advanced support or training on how to use a particular software package or specific features. Faculty and Staff should call the CTC HelpDesk for basic support of typical software packages, or contact CTELT for training and workshops. In addition, a vast collection of online self-help tutorials is available through Atomic Learning.
Certain software that is either free or site-licensed by the University is loaded on most new installations. This is often referred to as the standard image. This image can differ between laptops, tablets, desktops, faculty, staff, and lab computers.
PC Support installs the following software as part of the standard image for all University owned computers. This list applies only to PCs and does not necessarily hold true for computers supported by the College of Business and Leadership. For Macintosh support, submit a CTC Request for Services to the Intermediated Classroom Support section.
This includes software packages in use by various departments or individuals on campus that are not supported campus-wide. These packages are typically departmental or discipline specific, and are not widely used by other departments. PC Support does not necessarily have expertise with these applications, and is unable to provide technical support beyond the following:
Examples of non-standard software include the following:
Some software or services are not supported by PC Support. These items may have inherent security risks, known problems, or other issues. Please do not ask for support on these items or install them on University owned equipment. We will remove these if found. Examples of non-supported software are: