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Santa Fe Station Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada, 4949 North Rancho, Las Vegas, NV 89130, United States of America
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Las Vegas This casino property is situated in Las Vegas, near Durango Hills Golf Club. Swimming pool Recreational amenities at Santa Fe Station Hotel include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a casino, a restaurant, and a bar/lounge. Premium channels Guestrooms offer satellite television, cable television, free local calls, and hair dryers.
Property amenitiesSwimming pool - outdoorSpa tubComplimentary newspapers in lobbyBar/loungeRestaurant(s) in hotelParking (free)Self parkingExhibit spaceMeeting rooms (small groups)Fax machineAudio-visual equipmentPhotocopy machinesNumber of rooms: 200Safe-deposit box - front desk24-hour front deskPorter/bellhopMultilingual staffGift shops or newsstandLaundry facilitiesArcade/game roomCasinoElevator/liftSupervised child care/activitiesParking garage
Room amenitiesInternet access - wirelessCable/satellite TVPay moviesAir conditioningTelephoneFree local callsVoice mailInternet access - surchargeWake-up callsHousekeepingHair dryerIron/ironing boardTelevision - Satellite serviceTelevision - Cable service
The perfect stayThis hotel provided everything I expected - and then some. They even passed the "I forgot to pack my toothpaste" test at 4 in the morning.Rating:4
Its great being off of the strip!My wife loves Vegas and staying on the strip. To me the strip is overpriced, overcrowded and full of phony people. Our son just transfered to UNLV and the Sante Fe Station is the closest hotel to his condo so we stayed there. We stayed on a Friday and Saturday and the price was very reasonable. The whole stay was as much as 1 night on the strip. There was great live entertainment, good food and easy to find 5 dollar table games. From now on, the Santa Fe Station will be the only place I stay in Vegas. For once, Im looking forward to my next Vegas trip!Rating:4
Decent HotelI had some issues with the air conditioning going out, but a call to the front desk sent someone up quickly to remedy the situation. When it happened again, another call sent up help again. When they couldnt fix it quickly, they moved me to a nearby room, brought me up new keys, gave me free coffee coupons and even helped me move my luggage to the other room. The room itself was adequate, but the hotel could use some better explanations as to where things are and what is included in your room price. I didnt figure out where the pool was until the last day I was there.Rating:5
Worth for the MoneyThe room is clean and hotel staff very accomodating.Rating:5
Best hotel for localsI was delighted, impressed by the room. I cant wait to go back.Rating:1
Completely UnimpressiveSmall, dirty, dingy, lousy foodRating:3
Not what I thoughtI used to live in Las Vegas and Im farmiliar with the Santa Fe. I stayed there a few years ago before it was remodeled and had a better time then. On Saturday morning, I grabbed the room service menu which was in my room only to call and find out that they dont offer room service. All I wanted was a pot of coffee. There was no coffee maker in the room which is standard in most hotels. The lady at the front desk was nice and my kids breakfast was only $2.50. Other than that, I didnt enjoy my stayRating:4
Santa Fes okayThe only problem we had was that the fire alarm was triggered at 4 a.m. one morning. The hotel did NOTHING to communicate the false alarm to guests. We walked downstairs and outside and there was no one to tell us that it was safe to return to the building. It seems like, with technology these days, they could have an automated call go to everyones room stating that it was a false alarm (the alarm was so loud, its not like people werent already awake).Rating:1
NEVER , Ever, AGAIN!!!!!! HORRIBLE.I can honestly say that this was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in my entire life. The staff was not courteous at all. The fire alarm went off at 1:30am while I was sleeping and they couldnt get it off for 30 minutes. It went off again the next day at 8:AM. No one offered an apology or compensation for getting out of bed in the middle of the night to walk down 4 flight of stairs just to find out that someone couldnt cook very well in the kitchen. They had nerve to charge extra money per day for amenities. Thats a joke! We had no microwave, coffee pot, bad cable stations, etc. We basically paid extra money to have a bare room with two double beds, a sorry T.V and crappy ventilation. All the furniture was old as dirt. I will never go back and I would not recommend this hotel to a dying cat on the street. It was an horrible experience.Rating:4
Good TimesI would recommend the Sante Fe if you do not want to deal with the strip and downtown traffic.I especially like the hotel only has 5 floors so waiting on elevators was never a problem.When we got there on Saturday afternoon there was no wait at check in and the bell service was very quick to have our bags to us right after we checked in.I have to say that I will defintely be back hopefully sooner then laterRating:4
Good all around hotelHad plenty to do for the children such as the Kids Quest, bowling, theaters, ect. Good food at restaurants. Didnt like having to pay though so called hotel sur charges per day though. supposedly covers free calls and newspapers.Rating:4
Nicer room than other 3 star hotels Ive stayed at.Not bad for price.Rating:2
Filthiest Hotel Ive ever experiencedUnable to accommodate single bed requested through Expedia, room floor not vaccuumed, hair in shower, toothpaste in sink, dried urine on toilet seat, multiple colors of lipstick on wine glass, greasy fingerprints and cigarette ash on every surface of this hotel. The only thing that saved this trip was the exceptional salad and the impeccable service from the staff at the hotel cafe, and that my car wasnt broken into during my stay.
Travelers tip on getting the most out of your stayWonderful salad and service at the downstairs cafe.Rating:5
RestaurantsPost the hours of the restaurants in the rooms.
Travelers tipFor people who dont drive or dont rent a car maybe have bus schedules posted somewhere or schedules on display somewhere.Rating:2
Nice Hotel - Poor Service ExperienceThe Hotel was nice, bed was comfortable but I had a bad experience at the Hotel Cafe. I sat the counter for 20 minutes waiting to order breakfast and not one service person stopped to help me. The cafe was not overly busy, there was no wait, and many servers passed by me - still no one took my order. I left unhappy and without food! This may be a one time thing but I was only staying one night so this left a bad taste in my mouth. I did use the fitness room, it was very nice.Rating:2
LackingRoom was freezing and couldnt be fixed. Was switched to room across the hall that had no electricity. Finally had to move back to original room and wear every piece of clothing in the suitcase, just to make it through the night. The lobby/casino could use a facelift, and the food was average at best, but the new bowling alley/movie theater was very nice.Rating:4
Santa Fe StationThere was not enough room in the bathroom for makeup and for two of us there was only one luggage rack. I would like to comment on the restaurants in the facility. All were expensive except the food court and a $4.95 breakfast. Service was so slow! Tables were empty, but we had to wait to be seated. I was told by the hostess that there wasnt enough servers. We would stay there again, but not plan on eating there.Rating:3
OK for a short stayWay outside the main strip area (about 15-20 minutes away) in a quiet part of the desert town. No coffee in the room, no dinnerware and the view is pathetic (dont expect anything glamorous). Room includes a TV with about 10 channels, internet and an ironing board. Not a bad spot if you are just crashing for the night and just need a bed, but forget it if youre here to party (the casino is not that great either). Be smart and spend the extra cash to crash at any of the places on the strip, youll thank yourself later.
Travelers tipNone of the taxi drivers I had knew where this place was, so be sure to keep its location in mind.Rating:4
We had a very nice stay. Building, halls, rooms, swinmming pool need update.The only negative we had was the location of the Swimming Pool. It seemed like a Second or third thought. It was out of the way some what hard to get to. Overall we had a very nice time.Rating:5
Good place to stay and reasonableAlways comfortable and clean. I like the Kidsquest for the kids.Rating:4
Good valuealthough the bathroom was small, the room was clean and well maintained. The food at the different restaurants was of good quality. Overall, the price was very fair.Rating:3
santa fe station hotel and casinoHotel room was out of date. No refrigerator in the room. There were no dresser drawers so you could store your clothes out of the suitcase--only small drawers in the nightstand table beside the bed. Very little counter space in the bathroom to store your toiletery items. No exhaust fan in the bathroom either. Ice Machine on our floor was broken the entire week we were there--they were working on fixing it the day we checked out. Hotel staff was very friendly and the rooms were clean. There was no shuttle bus at all from the hotel. VERY unusal for a Vegas Hotel.Rating:3
Cleanliness?The room was very comfortable - bathroom was small. Hotel maid very accommodating and did a nice job. Carpets in hallway were worn and had several stains. Pool not easily accessible. I had understood there would be coffee in the room - there was none. I would only recommend this hotel to others IF they were staying for a short period and needed a bed to sleep in for a couple of nights.Rating:3
room conditionI was very unhappy with the maid service as our room did not get cleaned up the first morning there. We had talked to the maids while in the hallway and they assured us they would clean up our room and when we came back at night from a wedding and reception, the room was the way we had left it, the beds unmade and the bathroom not cleaned.Rating:5
Nice place to staySanta Fe Station was a very nice place to stay. We did not have to wait in line forever to check in and they were very helpful to help us park our over-sized vehicle. The "King for a Night" Dennis Wise show in the Chrome Show Room was great! The room was nice and the bed very comfortable. We would like to stay there again sometime!
Travelers tip on nightlifeStation Casinos has some great entertainment!
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The Inn was charming, the food was exceptional, and the hostess was gracious and fun.
The owners let us check in early due to bad weather and being on a motorcycle. They were extremely accommodating to the circumstances and we really appreciated that!
Everything about our stay was very nice. However , the back porch of our room was in desperate need of painting and did not make it inviting to sit outside. Also, the cats roaming around trying to get inside were bothersome.
Felt very safe at this property and it was very quiet. The rooms were generous and comfortable. The breakfast was good, and they made you feel like part of their family.
This Inn is outstanding. Anyone visiting the horse farms should look no further than the Storybook Inn. The breakfast was delicious with all organic ingredients. Elise, the Innkeeper, was lovely and very friendly. Don't miss visiting this B&B. It is a real gem.
Our first time experiencing a bed and breakfast was outstanding. Elise and her staff were very attentive and helpful. The food was great and the room was clean. the Inn was beautiful inside and out. We will return.
Next time you are in the Lexington area be sure to visit this quaint, welcoming inn. The innkeeper Pam is very accommodating and our young family (with children ages 4.5 and 2.5) had a great time in the spacious Tara suite. Breakfasts in the morning are delicious and huge, and there are board games and other activities in the inn as well to pass the time in the evening or a rainy day. If you are a cat lover there are several in the house, and very friendly. I have cat allergies but didn't have any issues, as the inn is kept clean and the cats aren't allowed in the guest rooms. Highly recommend you visit.
My boyfriend and I spent one night in the Fox Trot room while making our way through the Bourbon Trail and thoroughly enjoyed our experience at the ca 1911 Montgomery Inn. The room was comfortable and well-decorated with antique furnishings, and we were more than happy to take advantage of the in-suite Jacuzzi and "thirsty" bathrobes. The charming front porch is equipped with a swing and plenty of sitting areas to relax with a bottle of wine. As has been mentioned by other reviewers, the inn is situated in a residential neighborhood -- but it's also quite convenient to the quaint little downtown area of Versailles, only a half-mile from the town center. Pam, the innkeeper was a delight, and we stayed up late talking on the back porch and hearing of her past and future adventures -- a brave, fascinating, and accomplished woman. The breakfast we received in the morning far exceeded our expectations and -- since it was a Wednesday and we were the only ones there -- the meal was customized to our tastes. We left full and well-rested.
The Montgomery Inn is close to many attractions in the Lexington area. Breakfast was good, just served later that we were use to we like to eat earlier, but we adjusted. Pam was very helpful and accommodating as we had added an extra night. We had the Colonial room, very nice, bathroom is wonderful. This room is in the front of the house by the front porch, where one can hear everything if people are sitting outside there. That is the only drawback of this room.
My boyfriend and I went to the Montgomery in for our anniversary! IT was an amazing experience, the room was wonderful, clean and very well decorated. The breakfast was outstanding, delicious and fresh. The owner was very nice and was always worried if we had had enough food over the meal and if we had a good night of sleep. I would recommend anyone that is planning to stay in versailles to stay on this place, it is totally worth it.
A very charming bed & breakfast. Nice property and excellent rooms. The location is a little odd as it is nestled in a suburban neighborhood. Also, I was expecting to interact with other guests more, but it was a more keep to yourself atmosphere. All & all, our first bed and breakfast experience was a success!
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Elise is a most gracious and talented hostess. Not only is her Inn impeccable but she assisted us in planning tours for horse farms, bourbon trail and restaurants. At the Inn, the dining room/garden room overlooks grounds straight out of the Hamptons. Inside the tables are beautifully set with gorgeous crystal, silver, flowers and linens. Oh yes, her scones are lighter than cotton candy. We were a group of ten and would definitely return. Sam Johnston, The Powell Group
An amazing experience with delicious food, charming company, and lavishly comfortable room all made us both regret leaving, but also looking forward to our next chance to visit. And get the romance package! Arriving to a plate of lushious chocolate covered strawberries, a bottle of champagne, and flowers added something really special. And the 3 course dinner the owner prepared was sensational! A definite must, regardless of occasion!
We stayed in the Tuscan room. I loved that we had our own entrance off the parking lot so we didn't disturb other people by getting "home" a little late. This Inn is the perfect distance away from the hustle but close enough to be able to visit some of the distilleries and horse farms. Breakfasts were fabulous. My husband was anticipating the waffles because we had heard how good they were and he was very happy. Inn keepers were great. Very friendly and accommodating. Would definitely stay again.
I've become an avid traveler on business and won't stay anywhere than a Select Registry B&B if at all possible. All first class with charming service and hospitality. A Storybook Inn was won of my favorites thus far but all outstanding.
I have stayed at multiple B&Bs and this was by far the most disappointing. First off our room was basically a built in addition and was not inside the main house. This was not clear on the website as it takes away part of the fun of staying at a B&B. Everything was outdated, not kept up, and dingy. There was no hand soap, water, or coffee in the room. The dining room had cat hair on the table and the breakfast was very similar to what I am used to getting at a Days Inn. I want to end by saying this would have been expected from a cheaper B&B but when I pay 200+ for 1 night, I expect more. Needless to say I won't be going back to Montgomery Inn.
The staff was kind and helpful, the room was gorgeous, the breakfast delicious, and the resident cats friendly and fluffy! We were glad to spend our wedding night here and will come again on our first anniversary!
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The house and the surrounding area are absolutely gorgeous. The cats gave it that little extra homely feel :)
This is an outstanding bed and breakfast Inn. Elise and her staff are welcoming and did everything they could to make our stay as wonderful as possible. And they succeeded! From our welcoming snacks with the lights on in our beautifully appointed room to the culinary delights at breakfast (the coffee is out of this world good), we felt pampered. Attention to detail is evident throughout. We just loved our stay here and will be back for another visit. Just a jewel in the middle of beautiful horse country!
We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay at the Montgomery Inn BnB. Our rooms were beautiful, spacious, and clean. Breakfasts were delicious. The only downside is for people who do not like, or are allergic to, cats. There are four felines who roam in and out of the house. I love cats, so I did not mind.
The innkeeper went out of her way to accommodate my wife and I. Thanks so much.
My wife and I stayed at "A Storybook Inn" from April 27th to the 29th. A most beautiful Inn in an area famous for Kentucky horse farms, Keeneland, stone fences, and Kentucky bourbon. The Inn and it's grounds are immaculate, and the guest rooms are themed around famous movie classics. We were in "Gone With The Wind", very comfortable, and with many pictures, and items to remind one of the movie and book. The breakfasts are well thought out healthy delights, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, etc. The Innkeeper, Elise; the interim innkeepers, Susan and Jim; and the staff; were all just what one would expect in a top notch Bed and Breakfast. They were friendly, polite, courteous, and helpful. Put "A Storybook Inn" on your bucket list of inns to stay at. You won't find a better inn to visit.......Bill & Gloria
Easy to find; restful setting in lovely historic B&B; easy check-in/check-out; spacious room and bath; ample parking space; close to a variety of activities/sights; delicious gourmet breakfasts; gracious hostess/owner and staff!
Great central location that is close to many attractions. The inn has a great proprietor that makes you feel comfortable immediately. The rooms are spacious and a perfect nighttime retreat.
This was our first stop on our 2400 mile road trip and probably our favorite! Our hostess saw to our comfort and the family cats saw to the hospitality! We loved it! We stayed in the Tara suite and other than not having a "shower" per se, everything was marvelous! Not the least of which was breakfast in the morning. Pam has ruined all other waffles for me in perpetuity! She's a spectacular hostess! The house felt like home, but better! We'll be back--and we hope the cats will all still be there!
We had a very pleasant experience at this B&B while touring the bourbon trail. Pam was very knowledgeable about the area, and the B&B was located about 20mins away from 4-5 different distilleries! The food was good and the rooms were clean. Pam was very polite and helpful. I would definitely recommend staying here.
Hubby and I were traveling in Kentucky to look at property and decided to stay at the Lawrenceburg B&B rather than a hotel since it was also our anniversary. Ron and Marlene were wonderful hosts and made us feel like special guests in their beautifully refurbished older home. Marlene is the cook extraordinaire with her amazing breakfasts and yummy desserts, and we enjoyed visiting and relaxing with her and Ron during "wine and cheese" time. Ron also shared with us his very impressive model train set-up he has in the basement--wow! Too, our room (The Back Room) was huge, yet comfortable, and immaculately clean. An overall fantastic B&B experience--the best we've had to date!
My husband and I may very well become the inn's most ardent patrons. We were introduced to the pristine Storybook Inn 4 years ago this March and have returned on four occasions, each time lured by the warm memories of Elise's gracious hospitality and fabulous cooking in one of the most elegant bed and breakfast settings we have ever experienced. We always marvel at how well Elise maintains the inn and attends to every detail with perfection. From the unique decor of each room and the handwritten welcome note, to the thick robes and warm baked goodies waiting for us, Elise hits the mark on everything that makes a weekend at the Storybook Inn nothing less than enchanting. It's become our oasis, always delivering on the promise of a relaxing time away from our hectic schedules and work commitments. Elise masterfully blends her love of old world charm and her affinity for current trends in organic cooking and modern pampering. Fred and Josee U


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July 28, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Celebrity appearances, artist meet-and-greets, a film festival, a Cosplay costume contest, the first official after party and Cosplay Harbor Cruise are among many activities lined up for this year's Boston Comic Con. Boston Comic Con will bring its first three-day convention to the Seaport World Trade Center Friday August 8 through Sunday August 10, 2014. In the seven years since its founding, Boston Comic Con has grown from a one-day show that attracted an estimated 900 comic book enthusiasts to last year's record turnout of more than 23,000, which organizers expect to top this year.
"The community in Greater Boston that loves comic books and related television and film is tremendous and growing," said Nick Kanieff, a founder of Boston Comic Con. "We are home to some of the industry's most talented artists and devoted fans, all of which will join us in great numbers this August. Boston Comic Con has just enough of a celebrity touch to bring in ardent fans while still honoring the artists and writers who are the backbone of the industry."
The 2014 Boston Comic Con will feature celebrity appearances by Jason Momoa of "Game of Thrones"; John Barrowman of "Doctor Who," "Torchwood" and "Arrow"; Sean Astin of "The Goonies" and "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy; James Marsters of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel"; Katie Cassidy of "Arrow"; Eve Myles of "Torchwood"; Jewel Staite of "Firefly"; Sam Witwer of "Being Human"; and Darryl McDaniels, aka DMC, of Run-DMC, one of the founding fathers of the hip hop and rap movement, who is producing his own comic about a rap superhero. Celebrities will also participate in panel discussions, Q&As, photo ops, and signing autographs throughout the three-day convention.
Among the 200+ comic book creators taking part in the convention are well known artists such as artist Greg Capullo and writer Scott Snyder, who together produced legendary Batman story arcs as The Court of Owls, Death of the Family and Zero Year for DC Comics. Indie sensation Jeff Smith, creator of the fantasy epic Bone, makes rare appearance at this year's convention. Also featured is artist Adam Kubert, best known for his work with Marvel Comics on Wolverine, Incredible Hulk, Ultimate Fantastic Four, and X-Men. He is both a graduate of and an instructor at the famed Kubert School, founded by his father, legendary artist Joe Kubert. Other creators include Skottie Young, whose current project, Rocket Raccoon ties in with Marvel's summer blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy, fan-favorite Gail Simone, writer of Batgirl, Birds of Prey, and Wonder Woman, and Mark Waid who is the most prolific writer of popular characters such as Superman, Spider-Man, and Daredevil.
Participating Boston-area artists include husband and wife team Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb, Joe Quinones, Maris Wicks, Ming Doyle, Norman Lee, Sara Richard, and several others.
Boston Comic Con is especially proud of its showcase of 14 top women creators including: Christy Blanch, Danica Brine, Katie Cook, Danielle Corsetto, Ming Doyle, Dawn Griffin, Rebekah Isaacs, Shelli Paroline, Sara Richard, Gail Simone, Cat Staggs, Babs Tarr, Maris Wicks, and Chrissie Zullo.
"Boston Comic Con is at the forefront of supporting local artists, especially women creators. It is truly an organic, home-grown event that has gained popularity over the past few years," said Kanieff, a Framingham resident who is also an avid collector. "We welcome everyone, from families with young children, to college students, to older comic book fans. There is something for everyone at Boston Comic Con."
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The first Boston Comic Con Cosplay Harbor Cruise will take place on Saturday, August 9 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. The cruise will be hosted by Ivy Doomkitty, international costume designer and cosplayer, and features noted cosplayers including Nicole Marie Jean, Destiny Nickelsen, and Bethany Maddock. After the harbor cruise, Boston Comic Con will host the official "after party" at Laugh Boston, at the Westin Waterfront Hotel. Also new this year, a limited number of tickets will be sold to allow early entry on the first day of Boston Comic Con, Friday, August 8 at 1 p.m., one hour before the general admission at 2 p.m.
Additionally, Marvel editor C.B. Cebulski will be on hand to provide portfolio reviews for aspiring comic artists. And this year's exclusive t-shirt features Rocket Raccoon drawn by Guardians of the Galaxy artist Nick Bradshaw with colors by Rich Woodall.
"Not only is Boston Comic Con drawing interest from the area's extensive comic book community, but it's becoming a destination event that brings tourists to Boston," said Kanieff. "The growing excitement around this convention demonstrates the strength and vibrancy of the creative community we have here in Boston and in the surrounding region."
More information about events, artists and celebrity guests can be found on www.bostoncomiccon.com. General admission and VIP tickets are on sale now, as are tickets for celebrity photo ops. Boston Comic Con is also accepting entries for this year's film festival.
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Fans Gather at 12th Annual ConnectiCon This Weekend
July 10, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Fans of pop culture from across the Northeast and around the world will gather at the Connecticut Convention Center July 10th-13th, for the twelfth annual ConnectiCon in Hartford, CT. Founded in 2002, ConnectiCon is the largest massively multi-genre convention in New England.
This year's event showcases over 7,000 hours of programming spread out over four days including; informative panels and hands-on workshops, special guest and celebrity appearances, trading card games, board games, and roleplaying games, including dozens of scheduled tournaments, console gaming and arcade machines. ConnectiCon is proud to introduce the Northeast League of Legends Tournament with over $6,000 in prizes!
ConnectiCon features main events such as, "Nerd Prom," which is held Thursday evening at 8:30pm, tickets are available online. "ConnectiCon's Singled Out!" Contestants, who pre-register online, will have a chance to win a date sponsored by ConnectiCon at a local participating restaurant. There's also a ConnectiCon Masquerade Event held on Saturday, and the ConnectiCon "Cosplay Death match!" Plus many other fantastic events!
ConnectiCon will host nearly 90 special guests and celebrities including stars of stage and screen such as Noah Hathaway (The Neverending Story), Walter Jones (Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers), Alan Oppenheimer (Masters of the Universe), Janet Varney (Legend of Korra), Jennifer Hale (Mass Effect), Maurice LaMarche (Futurama) and Rob Paulsen (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and Richard Horvitz and Rikki Simons of the cartoon Invader Zim and Internet celebrity, Doug Walker, AKA That Guy With The Glasses. Joining them are voice actors Chris Cason, Danielle McRae, Ellen McLain, and Lauren Landa, comic creator Farel Dalrymple, and dozens of other talented guests.
Annual memberships to ConnectiCon are available online or at the door, and include access to all four days of the convention, as well as quarterly member appreciation days and other events year-round. It's fun for the entire family! For more information please go to their website www.connecticon.org or Facebook page.
CA – Storyboarding Panel
May 27, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Justin Ridge, Le Tang, Anson Jew, and Steve Ahn appear on Saturday May 31st at the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles. They will discuss their experience in live action and animation projects, and their perspective on the future of storyboarding.
SILA – The Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles
3326 W Victory Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
CA – Fandom Society Cosplay Ball
March 12, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Dante Basco, Bryce Papenbrook, Giancarlo Volpe, and more appear at Supperclub in Los Angeles on Thursday April 3rd at 7:30 pm!
Press Release:
The Fandom Society's inaugural COSPLAY BALL will be the largest cosplay event ever held in Hollywood, CA. This unique event allows fans who arrive early to meet their favorite stars from hit movies,TV shows, and internet series in a personal and interactive environment. The meet and greet event will be followed by an outrageous night of cosplay and special performances. Join us and meet your friends in fandom!
The Fandom Society is a community of fans, celebrating each other's interests. We help you find your friends in fandom and be a part of a community of fans.
Who's coming?
So far we have two confirmed hosts, Bryce Papenbrook and Giancarlo Volpe. Bryce Papenbrook is a voice actor and has been in the roles of Eren Jaeger (Attack on Titan), Rin Okumura (Blue Exorcist), Kirito (SAO), Masaomi Kida (DRRR!), and is the voice of Makoto Naegi (SDR). Giancarlo Volpe was the director for Avatar: The Last Airbender and Clone Wars as well as the producer for Green Lantern: The Animated Series. And, of course, Dante Basco, the man behind the idea of Fandom Society. Dante Basco is best known as the voice of Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender, General Iroh from Legend of Korra, and Rufio from Hook.
Event Schedule
7:30PM – 10:30PM Meet & Greet (Open to Guests Under 21 & 21+)
7:30 Doors Open for VIP Ticket Holders
8:00 Doors Open for General Admission Ticket holders
8:30 Intro & Cirque Performance
9:00 AJ Rafael Performance
9:45 The Megas Performance
10:15 Cirque Performance
10:30PM – 2:00AM Cosplay Ball (Open to Guests Over 21)
11:30 Cirque Performance
11:45 DJ Rufio Set
Dante Basco
Bryce Papenbrook
Giancarlo Volpe
Special Guests (Updated)
AJ Rafael
The Megas
Jack DeSena
Kevin Michael Richardson
Christine Marie Cabanos
Victor Yerrid and The Rufio Puppet
Adrianne Curry
Kari Wahlgren
Lauren Landa
Mary Kate Wiles
Xander Jeanneret
Yoshi Sudarso
Peter Adrian Sudarso
Meghan Camarena
Blake Foster
Vanessa Marshall
Jason Spisak
Bryan Konietzko
Mary Kate Wiles
Kurt Matilla
Natalie Hoover
Kira Buckland
Erika Harlacher
Greg Cipes
Jake Castorena
Benjamin Diskin
What is Fandom Society?
The main idea behind Fandom Society is that everyone is a fan of something. Whether it be video games, anime, webcomics, comics, etc. someone's a fan of something. Fandom Society is a way to meet new people within these fandoms and even to meet and interact with people you who would normally be behind a signing booth. The main goal behind Fandom Society is to break down that barrier between the fan and the content creators (because even Dante Basco can be a fanboy). We also want to show mainstream media what it is to be in a fandom and to be into cosplay (let's pretend HoC didn't happen).
Cosplay ball means… Cosplay! If you want to create an entirely new cosplay for this party alone, go ahead. Or if you want to recycle one you're really proud of, do that too! We're going to have a lot of coverage of this event so bring your best foot forward. The hosts will also be going around looking for the best costumes and you will be put front and center in a fashion show for the entire party to see. I don't know about you, but that's some motive to bring a great cosplay.
Now what are you doing? Go and buy your tickets and bring your friends too!
6675 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
SF – Talkin Toons LIVE
January 1, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Join Emmy and Annie award winner Rob Paulsen and his special guests James Urbaniak ("The Venture Bros."), Phil LaMarr ("Futurama"), and IGN's Gregg Miller as he talks about his experiences in voice acting! The event is resented as part of SF Sketchfest on Sunday, January 26th, 2014 at 4:00pm at The Eureka Theatre.
Buy tickets ($20) at the link!
Eureka Theatre
215 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 788-7469
CA – Talkin' Toons w/ Azula
September 16, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Voice actor Rob Paulsen welcomes Grey Delisle (Azula on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Daphne on Scooby-Doo, Vicky on Fairly OddParents, and many, many more) to the Talkin' Toons podcast at the Jon Lovitz Comedy Club on Wednesday September 18, 2012 at 8:00pm!
18 & over
Two items minimum per person
Seating First Come First Serve
All Shows Have Adult Content
Door Time: 07:15 PM
Jon Lovitz Comedy Club
1000 Universal Studios Blvd #222, Universal City, CA 91608
FL – Ahsoka Tano Signs
September 15, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Ashley Eckstein appears at Barnes & Noble on Saturday October 5, 2013 at 1:00 PM for Star Wars Reads Day!
Special Event
Join us for Star Wars Reads Day on Saturday, October 5. We will have costume contests, trivia, crafts and an appearance by actress Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka Tano in the animated television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars and founder of Her Universe.
Barnes & Noble
Colonial Plaza Market Center, 2418 E Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32803
RI – Star Wars Reads Day 2013
September 12, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Author Ryder Windham and the 501st Stormtroopers appear at Barnes & Noble for Star Wars Reads Day! Mr. Windham is the author of over 60 Star Wars novels, comics, and reference books. Come and meet Mr. Windham and have your picture taken with the Stormtroopers on Saturday October 5, 2013 at 1:00 PM.
Barnes & Noble
Warwick Centre, 1350-B Bald Hill Rd, Warwick, RI 02886
CA – Young Comic Readers Day
September 9, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Mike Kunkel, Chris Moreno, Tony Fleecs, Scott Rogers, and Aaron Sowd sign at Collectors Paradise on Saturday September 14th from noon till 3pm!
Press Release:
Hero Initiative and Collector's Paradise present Young Comic Reader Day at Collector's Paradise San Fernando Valley store.
Joining Hero and the store will be the following creators (others interested please contact Collector's Paradise):
– Mike Kunkel – Herobear & the Kid, Billy Batson & The Magic of Shazam
– Tony Fleecs – My Little Pony
– Chris Moreno – Toy Story
– Scott Rogers – BedBug
– Aaron Sowd – artist, Simpsons Ride @ Universal, Clone Wars, Hoodwinked
At the store, all artists will be doing FREE sketches to anyone who signs up for Hero Initiative's Ralphs Club program. Hero Initiative is a fantastic charity that needs funds to operate, and the Ralphs Club program allows them to receive funds on an ongoing basis without any cost to yourself. A percentage of every purchase you make as a registered Hero Initiative Ralphs Club member will go directly to this great charity organization.
In addition to the creators, we'll have:
– Spider-Man in costume – Everyone's favorite costumed character, who is our frequent guest for Free Comic Book Day, has promised to swing by and take photos with the kids.
– Prizes for any kids who come to the event wearing comic book-related costumes.
– All kinds of snacks and beverages for the kids.
Collector's Paradise
7131 Winnetka Ave, Winnetka, CA 91306
GraniteCon Hosts Avengers Reading with Voiceover Stars
September 5, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Press Release:
GraniteCon hosts an event unlike any other on the evening of Saturday September 28th at 7:00 pm! We'll be assembling our voice acting guests Grey DeLisle, Quinton Flynn, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell, Jim Cummings, and Richard Horvitz to read selections from Marvel's The Avengers in their character voices! Yakko & Wakko Warner as Thor & Loki? Winnie the Pooh as Tony Stark? You never know what's going to happen! Please be advised this is a ticketed event! Tickets can be purchased at the door. VIP passes include entry into the script read!
PLUS the voice actors' panel schedule:
20 Years of Animaniacs: Come celebrate 20 years of the hit show
"Animaniacs" with members of the cast itself. Join Rob Paulsen (Yakko, Pinky and more), Jess Harnell (Wakko) and Jim Cummings (Narrator and more) as they talk the impact of Animaniacs all these years later! Who knows? Maybe you'll also hear a song or two! Ballroom A at 11:00 am Saturday.
Finding the Right Voice: Join Richard Horvitz (Invader Zim), Grey DeLisle (Scooby Doo) and Quinton Flynn (Final Fantasy VII) as they discuss the characters they've portrayed, how they got into voice acting and more! Ballroom B-D at 2:00 pm Saturday.
Saturday Night Voice Actor Script to "The Avengers": Join our cast of voice actors as they read the script to "The Avengers" in the voices of characters they have brought to life in game, TV and movies! Could we see Yakko and Wakko as Thor and Loki? How about Tigger as The Hulk? Or maybe even Invader Zim as Nick Fury! Guaranteed to make you laugh and be a once in a lifetime event! This is a ticketed event. Ballroom A-D at 7:00 pm Saturday.
Voicing in Video Games: Join Quinton Flynn (Axel on Kingdom Hearts, Raiden on Metal Gear), Rob Paulsen (Gray Fox on Metal Gear) and Jess Harnell (Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon) as they discuss what it takes to voice in the gaming industry! Ballroom A at 11:00am Sunday.
Characters You Grew Up With, Past and Present: Join Jim Cummings (Darkwing Duck, Winnie the Pooh), Grey Delisle (Daphne on Scooby Doo, Azula on Avatar) and Richard Horvitz (Invader Zim, Alpha 5 on Power Rangers) as they talk about the various roles they portrayed for some of your favorite characters you grew up with! Ballroom B-D at 3:00pm Sunday.
Autograph Cost: First FAN provided item (DVDs, posters, comics, etc) they will sign FOR FREE! Each additional autograph, as well as photos, phone calls, video and voice recording will be $20!
Autograph Schedule:
10:00-11:00 – Quinton Flynn, Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz, Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell
11:00-11:30 – Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz, Quinton Flynn
12:00-1:30 – Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell
3:00-4:30 – Quinton Flynn, Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz, Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell
10:00-11:00 – Quinton Flynn, Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz, Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell
11:00-11:30 – Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz, Jim Cummings
12:00-1:30 Quinton Flynn, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell
1:30-3:00 – Jim Cummings, Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz
3:30-5:00 – Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell, Quinton Flynn
4:00-5:00 – Jim Cummings, Grey DeLisle, Richard Horvitz
More information at the website: granitecon.com
Grey DeLisle
Grey DeLisle is a Grammy and Emmy Award winning and Annie nominated veteran voice actress who got her start doing the role of Reptar on Rugrats in 1994. Since then she has starred in hundreds of popular cartoons including The Fairly Odd Parents (Vicky), Avatar: The Last Airbender (Azula), Clone Wars (Asajj Ventress / Amidala), Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (Mandy), Danny Phantom (Sam), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (Frankie), Batman (Black Canary), Green Lantern (Aya), Wow Wow Wubbzy (Wubbzy), Clifford the Big Red Dog (Emily Elizabeth), and most notably the voice of "Daphne" on Scooby-Doo since 1997.
Gamers may recognize her voice from such titles as Doom, Mass Effect, Star Wars Old Republic, and Monkey Island. She also played "Nova" in Starcraft, the "Female Wizard" in Diablo 3, and "Vicky Vale"/"Catwoman" in this year's hugely popular Arkham City.
Quinton Flynn
Quinton's voice has been burning up the voice over industry since he first arrived in Los Angeles from his native Cleveland, Ohio. He is an A-list voice actor, having played such famous animated characters as: Jonny Quest, Speed Racer, The Human Torch, Elmer Fudd, Timon & Snowbell, just to name a few. His animated television appearances include: Robot Chicken, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Animaniacs, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, The Avengers and many more.
His best known roles in Video Game franchises have been his work providing the English voices of Raiden (Metal Gear Series), Axel (Kingdom Hearts Series), Kolyat Krios (Mass Effect), Henry (No More Heroes), Arlon & Rexus Ragespear (Guild Wars 2) and Reno in (Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children) the motion picture.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg in the Video Game world in which Quinton's also portrayed: SPIDERMAN, VENOM, BANSHEE, ABYSS, MERRY, GOLLUM, CROIX & ORPHEN.
If you're hip to the Anime scene you'll know him as: Kon in Bleach, Iruka-sensei and Deidara in Naruto, Marcus Damon in Digimon Data Squad, Carl/Phantom in Blood+, Shingo Shouji in Initial D, Dr. Riddles & Victoreem in Zach Bell to name a few.
He is well known in the industry for his skills as an impressionist and improvisationalist, having played the role of Paul McCartney and tested for NBC's Saturday Night Live and Comedy Network's The Daily Show. Quinton is always happy to do the animated and anime characters he is known for when he performs "Live" and rolls out his favorite impressions and yours!
Rob Paulsen
The goal of bringing absolute believability to a fictional character, live-action or animated, is what every actor strives for. Those committed to their craft that combine experience, passion and skill are likely to succeed. Those gifted with exceptional talent who focus on maximizing their potential by finding their own niche, quickly break apart from the pack. After years of honing their craft and consistently delivering memorable performances in which the character impacts an indelible image on the viewer, the public and the industry take notice, singling out the best.
"I'm getting paid to do what got me in trouble in the 7th grade," jests Rob Paulsen, who is one of the most popular voices in animation and won a Daytime Emmy in 1999 as "Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program" for Pinky and the Brain (WB). Though nominated twice previously, the victory was especially sweet due to the most formidable competition ever – fellow nominees Louis Anderson, Ernest Borgnine, Dom DeLuise, and Jeffrey Tambor. In addition to his Emmy, Rob won back-to-back Annie Awards in 1997 and 1998. "I absolutely love what I do and thank my lucky stars for twenty five years of full time employment in this business," he admits. Interestingly, in those twenty five years, Rob now has the unique opportunity to have gone full circle with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series; having voiced Raphael in the original show, he is now voicing Donatello in Nickelodeon's latest version of TMNT.
Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Rob "loved cartoons like most kids " and aspired to be a professional hockey player. "Fortunately, I learned pretty quickly that I had neither the talent, temperament nor dental insurance to pursue a career as a pro hockey player". Ironically, acting was something to "fall back on" and Rob has voiced beloved characters in several iconic animated series: Yakko Warner in Animaniacs and Carl Wheezer in Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius, but may be best known to animation fans the world over as the voice of the boisterous and energetic laboratory mouse Pinky in two hit series Steven Spielberg Presents Pinky and The Brain and Pinky, Elmyra, and The Brain for Warner Brothers.
"It's a treat to portray a complex character," Rob explains about Pinky, a gangling mouse with funny teeth, a head filled with clouds and an inane imagination that is punctuated with a staccato laugh. "Besides… where else could I find a job where emotional outbursts and odd exclamations like 'Egad!', 'Narf!', 'Poit!', 'Splonk!', and 'Zort!' are allowed?" With over 2,000 half-hours of animation to his credit, Rob's versatility shines in his starring roles as the voices of Yakko, Dr. Scratch'N'Sniff and Pinky in the Peabody and the two-time Emmy award-winning series, Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs also for Warner Brothers. Currently, he can be heard as Peck in Back at the Barnyard, Birdbrain in T.U.F.F. Puppy, Jack Fenton in Danny Phantom and various characters, including Mark Chang in Fairly Odd Parents, all on Nickelodeon, as well as a number of Disney projects including The Little Mermaid III; Ariel's Beginning, Jacques and the Grand Duke in Cinderella and the role of Bobble in the Tinkerbell DVD series. For young fans of Play House Disney, Rob provides the voices of Al in Can you teach my Alligator Manners? and Ze Fronk in Tasty Time with Ze Fronk and Toodles in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
Paulsen's extensive credits include on-camera roles in numerous motion pictures including Body Double, Stewardess School, Eyes of Fire, The Perfect Match, and Warlock. His television acting credits include guest starring roles on MacGyver and St. Elsewhere. Additionally, he is one of the most sought-after voice actors in the commercial arena, performing in over 1000 of them including the voice of Mr. Opportunity on behalf of Honda automobiles from 2004 thru 2010. Rob is also the host of a successful podcast, Talkin' Toons, available at www.robpaulsenlive.com and iTunes.
Realizing how fortunate he is and passionate about giving back, Rob supports various charitable organizations, particularly Operation Smile, The Wounded Warriors Project and cancer and Muscular Dystrophy research.
A certified "gearhead", Rob is also passionate about sports cars and motorcycles in addition to being an avid golfer. He also still laces up the ole skates every now and then to scratch that hockey itch. Rob spends the majority of his free time with his wife, Parrish, son Ash and two Yorkshire terriers, Pooshie and Tala.
Jess Harnell
Peabody Award Winner and Emmy Award Nominee Jess Harnell has been named by Variety Magazine as one of the top ten voice actors in the world. With literally hundreds of roles in feature films such as all three "Transformers" films, all three "Toy Story" films and "Up", animated series from "Steven Spielberg's Animaniacs" to "Spongebob Squarepants" to "The Simpsons" and The Cleveland Show, thousands of promos and commercials and even announcing "America's Funniest Home Videos" for the last fifteen years, Jess has done it all. His celebrity impersonations have led to him being featured on Entertainment Tonight no less than four times as the top voice match in the business. With a rock star look and huge vocal range to match, Jess had a stint singing lead with mega band Journey and now fronts the world's first live metal/pop mash up band "Rock Sugar", sharing stages with bands from Aerosmith to AC/DC to Kiss and logging millions of hits on youtube. And with seven new animated series currently in production and a worldwide summer tour with Rock Sugar, for Jess Harnell the best is yet to come.
Jim Cummings
"Tell the kid he's got it," said the legendary Mel Blanc with a smile, after listening to a young man's first demo tape of cartoon character voices. The year was 1984, "the kid," was Jim Cummings. Since then, the kid has gone on to give life and voice to some of America's most beloved animal Characters, even a few of the late Mel Blanc's, and he was even nominated for an Emmy Award for his work as the lovable Tigger on Disney Channel's "My Friends Tigger and Pooh," in which he also voices everyone's favorite bear, Winnie the Pooh.
Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Cummings spent Saturday mornings riveted to the TV screen as he mimicked the characters in his favorite cartoons, all the while dreaming that one day he would voice them himself. At age 19, he moved to New Orleans, where he performed as a drummer, a singer, a deck hand on riverboats, and even designed and created Mardi Gras floats, all the while absorbing the rich characters and accents that would someday find expression in animation.
Years later, Cummings relocated to Southern California and managed a video store as he pursued his childhood dream. He gave his first demo to a customer who was also a movie producer, and the rest, as they say, is history. In 1984, Cummings landed his first role as Lionel the lion, in Disney Channel's "Dumbo Circus." During his illustrious career, he has worked extensively for the Walt Disney Studios voicing classic characters such as Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, King Louis, Kaa the Snake, Pete (formerly peg legged Pete), and more. His many other credits include Darkwing Duck, Bonkers, Fat Cat, and Monterey Jack on "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers," Don Kamage on "Tailspin," and too many others to mention here.
Cummings has done scores of voices for Warner Bros, as well, including Taz the Tazmanian Devil himself, Steven Spielberg's "Animaniacs," "Tiny Toon Adventures," "Batman," "Pinky and the Brain," "Tazmania," "Duck Dodgers," and more. Other credits include "King of the Hill," "Bump in the Night," "Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius," "The Replacments," "The Addams Family," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," "Star Wars Clone Wars," "The Simpsons," "Barnyard," and "Catdog."
Not Limited to the small screen, Cummings has acted in several blockbuster feature films for Dreamworks including "Shrek," "Antz," "Kung Fu Panda's Furious 5," "Hook," "The Bee Movie," "Balto," and more. His credits read like a top-list of animated and live-action films. Credits include "Who framed Roger Rabbit," "The Little Mermaid," 'Aladdin," "Tarzan," "Pocahontas," "The Lion King," "Babe: Pig in the City," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," "Brother Bear 2," "The Princess and The Frog" to name a few.
Cummings' uncanny ability to sing in character and voice match for stars who are, in his words, "great actors, just not great singers," has led to many platinum and gold records for soundtracks like "Anastasia," "The Lion King," "Fox and the Hound," "Pocahontas," "Hercules," and more. He was also AC, the lead singer of the famed California Raisins.
As of late, Jim is enjoying being the only American performer in the primary cast of "Gnomeo and Juliet," where he plays the amorous garden flamingo, Featherstone. He is excited for the release on July 15th of the sequel to the animated Disney Classic, "Winnie the Pooh" in which he plays both Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, too! He will also be playing an evil African Warlord, Budzo, in the upcoming feature film, "Zambezia," which is being released later this year.
Cummings' work in voice over includes hundreds of television and radio commercials, movie trailers, promos, and videogames. "Pretty much anything involving microphones, music, noise in general, and padded walls," jokes the affable actor, and "remember, only you can prevent forest fires," so says Smokey the Bear, aka Jim Cummings. No matter how busy Cummings, schedule may be, it all stops when Famous Fone Friends of Make a Wish Foundation call on behalf of a very ill child and distraught family in need of a phone call from their favorite cartoon character. "Just bringing a respite, however brief, and perhaps a smile and giggle or two, means so much to the child and their family. I consider it a true blessing to be able to do that."
Cummings is a proud father of four and resides somewhere in California with his beautiful two younger daughters Grace and Lulu Rose… and their critters.
Richard Horvitz
Fans of animation will recognize Richard Horvitz as the voice of many iconic characters, including INVADER ZIM, Billy from THE GRIM ADVENTURES OF BILLY AND MANDY, Daggett from THE ANGRY BEAVERS and Alpha 5 from the original MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS. In addition to Richard's animation work, gamers will recognize him from his many video game roles in such classics as PSYCHONAUTS (RAZ), RATCHET AND CLANK series (Zoni, Pollyx, Zurgo) DESTROY ALL HUMANS (Orthopox) and SKYLANDERS (Kaos) to name a few. Richard began his acting career on camera and many may recall his role as Alan Eakian in Paramount Pictures 1980's cult classic SUMMER SCHOOL. www.richardhorvitz.com


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Reflections: Christ is risen
Christ is risen! Yes, Easter is over, and we have all moved on with our lives, but the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth from the dead is still the party line in most churches. It's still what makes every Sunday a "little Easter."
Of course, there are plenty of folks who deny the resurrection.
History has produced a plethora of marvelous works offering alternative explanations for what "really" happened. Indeed, scholars, conspiracists, and science fiction writers continue to take their turns, in their own special ways, to offer what "really" happened, because "Nothing happened, move along" doesn't seem to make the grade. It explains nothing.
A more recent enticement that ought to help us all get along and champions open-mindedness is to affirm that something definitely happened to the disciples after the crucifixion, which they all processed as "resurrection." This safe, tolerant doctrine is perfect for today's world.
But there must be room to risk fresh, reasonable, yet radical open-mindedness. Something definitely happened to Jesus' disciples because something happened to Jesus.
Once, in the history of the universe, in time, in space, a dead man came back to life, never to die again, and that changes everything. It cleared the fog for his first followers, who could then look back on their time with him and see that somehow, in this man, they really had uniquely encountered God.
When sharing his Gospel with others, they appealed to their own sacred scriptures because they believed he himself was the fulfillment of every hope, promise and desire; he was the correction to every error and the answer to every appeal delineated in those texts.
Much good has since been done in his name. Much evil has been done in his name. As important as all of that is, such ought not get in the way of, some evening soon, simply looking out the window and pondering if it might be true.
Even those of us who take the resurrection for granted should consider deeply and afresh its potency here and now. Saul of Tarsus, a latecomer to belief, once wrote of his desire to "gain Christ, and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own ... that I may know him and the power of his resurrection" (Philippians 3:9-10).
I know it's humbling, but if one desires to know God, it just may be that the best answers and the best questions roll forward from that singular event in the history of the universe. Christ is risen.
Reflections is a column by religious leaders in the region. The Rev. William Shontz is pastor of Trinity Anglican Church, 5000 Conrad Road, Millcreek Township.


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- Course Type: Undergraduate
- CAO Course Code: TR071
- Min Entry Points for 2014: 515* points
- Duration: 4 Year(s) Full Time
- Award: B.A.
- Course Options:
Students who wish to study Physiology apply to the Science degree (TR071) and may select Physiology as their specialist area for the 3rd and 4th years.
Junior Freshman (first) year prerequisite: Mathematics or Mathematical methods. Recommended: Biology 1101 and 1102.
Senior Freshman (second year) prerequisites: Biology BY2201, BY2202, BY2203 and BY2208.
For details of the first two years of the Science course, including entry requirements, see TR071: Science (common entry).
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What is Physiology?
Physiology is the study of how cells work, how they co-operate in organs like the heart or brain and how these organs function together in the body as a whole. Because knowing how the body works is essential for understanding how it goes wrong in sickness and disease, physiology is the scientific basis of human and animal medicine.
Why study Physiology at Trinity?
In the Physiology Department at Trinity (which is part of the School of Medicine) we focus on human physiology and how it is affected by disease, although a comprehensive understanding of physiology will also involve studying comparisons in other mammalian species. There is a particular emphasis on themes which reflect major research interests in our department, including brain function and responses to physical exercise. As a student of physiology you will be provided with a detailed understanding of a range of cell and organ systems, and will receive training in scientific methodology, experimental design, data analysis and research skills.
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Nerve, Muscle and Sensation; Cell and Tissue Structure; Gut, Metabolism and Hormones; Seminars in Pharmacological and Physiological Research; Physiology of Brain; Nerve and Muscle Fluids; Heat and Metabolism; Cardiovascular Physiology; Respiratory Physiology; Journal Club; Research Skills.
Synaptic Properties; Biomechanics and Neural Control of Movement; Cellular Neurophysiology; Techniques in Cellular Physiology; Integrative Physiology.
During the second half of fourth year you will undertake an individual research project. This project will be based in Trinity or in one of its associated hospital departments and will include a literature survey and production of a written dissertation. Some typical recent research projects have looked at the toxic effects of cannabis on brain cells, gastric motility in patients with pancreatitis, respiratory function in lung disease, the cellular mechanisms of memory formation, cardiovascular adaptations in athletes and muscle performance after different warm-up protocols.
Our students have gained Wellcome Trust Biomedical Vacation Scholarships and Health Research Board Summer Student Scholarships to work in research laboratories between their third and fourth year.
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A message board or forum user who pretends he is black; usually a white kid.
Wow, that's a real Cornbread of a move you've made there... Why pretend?
A more yellow in colour version of crack-cocaine, noted for being more potent, and generally a better high.
Barty's crack is usually piss-poor, but last night he had some cornbread!
作者 Frooty McAss 2005年3月28日
one who has been rastalantized
Gumby looks like a bubble lipped cornbread.
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Gold. Money. Good luck. Sex.
Man, if I only had some cornbread I could get out of this dump.
With a little cornbread, my horse should win this time!
I'm gonna have me some cornbread tonight!
With a little cornbread, my horse should win this time!
I'm gonna have me some cornbread tonight!
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the act of cupping one's hands around the anus when a fart is released, upon release the person transfers the cupcaked flatulence and puts it in someone's face.
You want some Cornbread?
作者 Paul 2004年3月23日
light skinneded(like undercooked cornbread)black guys that are plump
Hey Cornbread, you want some more cornbread?
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Ghetto pastry.
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Dawn of American Deer Huntingby Duncan Dobie
Take a glimpse into deer hunting's past!White-tailed deer hunting has an incredibly rich heritage in America, and has played a vital role in the survival and expansion of this great nation. It's provided food, clothing, income, camaraderie and an unmistakable freedom to enjoy the country's magnificent wild lands.Take a glimpse back in time with the outstanding collection of photographs and historical information from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s that author Duncan Dobie has included inside Dawn of American Deer Hunting. You'll see the classic rifles hunters used, how they traveled to the remote deer camps, what kind of shelters they stayed in and more fascinating pieces of hunting history from the legendary deer regions around America. And admire the deer they took home--massive-bodied Northern bucks, trophy Texas antlers, buck poles filled with does and much-appreciated venison.As the old saying goes, "a picture is worth a thousand words." Just imagine the stories of the rugged folk in each photograph, and soon you'll connect with these deer hunters of yesteryear. We still face the same keen senses of the whitetail; the same harsh weather; the same buck fever....
Legendary Whitetails IIIby Duncan Dobie
Here they are - bucks that can truly be called legendaryFrom the famous Lovstuen Buck of Iowa to the controversial King Buck from Wisconsin, Legendary Whitetails III pays tribute to 40 of the greatest whitetails of all time. Through gorgeous photography, compelling story-telling and detailed antler measurements, this long-awaited third volume to the greatest whitetail series of all time profiles the most amazing deer that have ever lived.
Legendary Whitetails IIIby Duncan Dobie
Here they are - bucks that can truly be called legendary From the famous Lovstuen Buck of Iowa to the controversial King Buck from Wisconsin,Legendary Whitetails IIIpays tribute to 40 of the greatest whitetails of all time. Through gorgeous photography, compelling story-telling and detailed antler measurements, this long-awaited third volume to the greatest whitetail series of all time profiles the most amazing deer that have ever lived.
Trophy Whitetails with Pat and Nicole Reeveby Duncan Dobie
Follow along with Pat and Nicole Reeve on their incredible hunting adventures as one of the top teams in the hunting entertainment world. Find out how two deer-crazy kids from the Midwest got together and turned their passion for whitetails into a successful career--and a truly action-packed lifestyle. Learn from the knowledge that Pat and Nicole have gained from years of hunting and filming trophy deer throughout North America. Their experience offers unprecedented insights into the tactics they use to consistently take mature whitetails. From land management and shed hunting tips, to ground blind and late-season strategies--the Driven TV team will help you take your deer hunting to the next level. Trophy Whitetails with Pat & Nicole Reeve not only gives a behind-the-scenes view at how they hunt, but also how they produce a critically-acclaimed, award-winning hunting show--all while passing on their passion for the outdoors to a family of four young children. This exciting look into their successful hunting strategies also features hundreds of stunning color photos, and more than 25 links to bonus video footage of the monster bucks taken by the Driven TV team. From the trials and tribulations of filming for television, to the dramatic highs and lows of hunting world-class whitetails, you'll find out what keeps Pat and Nicole DRIVEN!
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Evacuated tube solar collector consists of inner tube and outer tube, evacuated space separates the two tubes. Outer tube must be transparent to the incident solar radiation, which is concentrated in the spectral region , however outer tube should also be opaque and highly reflective to radiation, which emitted from the outer surface of the inner tube. Inner tube is concentrated in the spectral region .


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"Nursing is an art; and if it is to be made an art it requires as exclusive a devotion, as hard a preparation as any painter's or sculptor's work; for what is the having to do with dead canvas or cold marble compared with having to do with the human body." (Florence Nightingale)
A pre-nursing student is defined as an individual who is admitted to the university, but is not yet admitted to a nursing program at Southern. This page is designed for pre-nursing students interested in the traditional 4 year BSN program. For this select group of students, a pre-nursing advisor works one-on-one to help navigate the path to a rewarding career in nursing.
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St Edmund's Church, Fallinge
This church, dubbed Rochdale's Temple to Freemasony, which had been abandoned and left to become derelict for the last three years, will soon be re-opening after the first phase of extensive repairs have been carried out.
It is now in the hands of the Churches Conservation Trust who have raised an appeal for half a million pounds to save the church.
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The Queen's Official 90th Birthday Street Party Celebration
To help celebrate the official 90th Birthday of Queen Elizabeth II, Rochdale Masonic Social Committee (RMSC) organised an Indoor Street Party at Rochdale Masonic Buildings on the 11th June 2016. The Buildings were splendidly decorated with bunting & Union Jack regalia and over one hundred guests attended all of whom were 'royally' entertained by the 30 strong Greater Manchester Police Concert Band.
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Foodbank Appeal
After the major flooding that occurred in Rochdale over the Christmas period last year, the Rochdale Foodbank were forced to continue their operations from temporary accommodation. The flooding resulted in a loss of almost 7 tonnes of food which included much of the food previously donated by Rochdale Masons. Damage to the premises on South Parade amounted to a figure in excess of £1,500. During the clear up operation over 100 volunteers were employed at various times. It was only last week that the Foodbank was able to return to its refurbished premises.
The RMSC would like to thank all the Brethren and Lodges who donated. Any further donations are always appreciated.
Early on Saturday 30th April 2016 at The Rochdale Masonic Buildings, Bro Peter Shipton, Senior Warden of The Rochdale Lodge 6721 will commence his epic journey of cycling round the Province of East Lancashire. Peter was part of the 12 man team that participated in 'Le Tour de Province' last year which raised over £2,000 towards the 2015 Festival.
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TEMPLE and La Salle meet tomorrow at the Palestra; on the surface, it is a matchup of teams headed in different directions. When you dig a little deeper, there is much more substance to the game that will be featured on ESPN's "College GameDay."
The 10-6 Explorers are riding a four-game winning streak coming into their annual meeting with the Owls. For the first time since 1995, the teams are not meeting in an Atlantic 10 game. La Salle is still a member and off to a 3-0 start in the A-10.


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The Indonesian Navy is buying three CN-235-220 aircraft for maritime patrol duty. The aircraft will cost about $27 million each. The navy feels it needs 16 of these aircraft, but only expects to get six in the near future. Indonesia is an archipelago between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, containing 17,000 islands (11,000 uninhabited). Land area is 1.8 million square kilometers (three times the size of Texas), with a coastline of 54,716 kilometers. Thus the need for 16 maritime patrol aircraft.
The CN-235s were jointly developed by Spain and Indonesia. These two engine transports are often converted to maritime patrol aircraft. The 16 ton CN-235 can carry four tons of equipment and stay in the air for about eight hours per sortie. Cruise speed is about 380 kilometers an hour. A search radar can see out to 360 kilometers, and track up to a hundred ships at once. Adding radio and communications equipment for maritime patrol work adds about $10 million to the cost of each CN-235 transport. The Indonesian Air Force operates CN-235s as transports. Several other nations (like Turkey, South Korea and Mexico) also use the maritime patrol version.
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To truly judge your image on set and in post, it is necessary to have a properly calibrated monitor. From a small on-camera LCD screen to large home displays, most monitors offer some form of calibration adjustment. As part of the Digital Technician series, this workshop demonstrates the methods and tools used to calibrate a monitor. Focus will be on white point adjustment, color & contrast adjustment, and the tools used to analyze a monitor.
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