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The following is a transcript from "Club Penguin: Halloween Panic!".
Act I
Scene 1: Trick-or-treating
(a scream is heard, a wolf howls, and bat puffles fly across the screen)
(music plays)
(penguins wish each other a Happy Halloween)
Trick-or-treat penguin 1: Trick-or-treat! Cool, candy!
Trick-or-treat penguin 2: Trick-or-treat! Cool, roast fish!
Trick-or-treat penguin 3: Trick-or-treat!
Butler penguin: Here you are, sir.
Trick-or-treat penguin 3: Cool, HD TV!
Butler penguin: Happy Halloween, sir.
(fake spider drops down and a penguin screams)
(another penguin laughs)
(a puffle with spider legs scares that penguin and the puffle laughs)
(some penguins are seen bobbing for apples and one surfaces with a snorkel and a fish in their mouth)
(penguins scream)
(a penguin places a jack-o-lantern outside, which scares a puffle)
(the puffle then brushes up affectionately against the jack-o-lantern)
Scene 2: Haunted Igloo
Cake: Wow, spooky!
Awesome: This haunted igloo is gonna be awesome!
Cake: I'm scared already!
Gary: We'll see how scary this is.
Cake and Awesome: Hey, Gary the Gadget Guy!
Gary: I am, after all, the foremost authority on the supernatural. It would take a class four poltergeist to overwhelm my dauntless fortitude.
Cake and Awesome: A whaaaa?
Gary: I'm a ghost expert and don't scare easy.
(clock strikes 8 PM)
Gary: (screams in high-pitched voice and jumps in Cake's arms) However, I do have an irrational fear of analog clocks. (digital watch beeps) Ah, sweet, sweet digital...
(door to Haunted Igloo opens and Jangrah appears)
Jangrah: Welcome to the Haunted Igloo!
(lightning cracks)
Jangrah: It is I, Jangrah Belle, your ghoulish guide on this tour of terror!
Cake and Awesome: Terror..?
Jangrah: Follow me, if you dare. The ghosts are dying to meet you!
(Jangrah laughs as a sinister pipe organ plays and lighting cracks again)
Jangrah: For your safety, please keep your head, hands, and feet attached to your body at all times. And no flash photography, please.
Cake, Awesome, and Gary: Awwww.
Scene 3: On the Haunted Ride
Jangrah: We must proceed carefully, lest we wake the terrifying vampire, Count Roofhowse-ula!
Cake, Awesome, and Gary: Woahhh!
Roofhowse: (breaks out from coffin) Blah, blah, bleh!
Cake and Awesome: Woah!
(Cake and Awesome embrace each other in fear and shiver)
Roofhowse: Time for a little late night- bleh- Oh... (vampire teeth fall out of mouth and onto floor) Dang it! Let me get those.
Jangrah: And we're moving on!
Roofhowse: Wait! I was going to say- bleh- (vampire teeth fall out of mouth again) Oh, double dang it.
Scene 4: The Haunted Parlor
Jangrah: See the Haunted Parlor, where Madame Lorna communicates with unseen forces. She has a remarkable head... for the supernatural!
(spooky music plays)
Lorna: Hello.
Gary: Hah, head, I get it! Clever, but not particularly scary.
Lorna: Oh yeah?
(picture and candlesticks on wall start to rattle and suspenseful music plays)
Lorna: Ghost beings and furies, this night respond! Send us a message, from the world beyond!
(outdated technology, such as a rotary phone and a fax machine, drop down and their noises are heard)
Gary: Ahhh! Dead technology! The horror!
Scene 5: The Haunted Lab
Gary: Oh sweet relief, a science theme!
Jangrah: Behold! The mad genius, Doctor Sydmull-stein is bringing to life his latest creation!
Sydmull: Live, I command you. LIIIIIIVE!!!!!
(electricity surges from machine)
Sydmull: It's alive. It's alive! It's a-!
(Sydmull pulls off the covers and the machine winds down)
Sydmull: ...pile of pillows...
(Cake and Awesome blink twice)
Cake: Is this awkward pause part of the ride?
Jangrah: Sydmull! Where is Blizzard!?
Sydmull: How should I know? He's supposed to be right here.
Jangrah: (grunts in frustration) My sincerest apologies. One of our cast members is a no-show, so-
(yelling is heard)
Blizzard: (bursts through the door yelling) We're all doomed!
Jangrah: Blizzard! You're late!
Blizzard: (shuts door while pounding on door can be heard) You're not gonna believe this. (heavy pound on door) Ooh! I was totally on my way here- (another heavy pound on door) Ahh! And they came after me!
Jangrah: Who came after you?
(arms break through door and Blizzard screams and runs toward Jangrah and friends)
Blizzard: Zombies!
Zombies: (swing open door) Penguin brains!
Gary: (laughs) Very convincing zombies, Jangrah! You know, my exceptionally large brain would be quite the delicacy!
Jangrah: Um, Gary. (nervous laugh) These zombies aren't a part of the ride.
Gary: You mean...
Zombies: Penguin brains!
Gary: Augh! Protect my enormous brain!
(Jangrah and friends scream and run into the Haunted Parlor)
Scene 6: Back in the Haunted Parlor
(more screaming)
Lorna: What's going on?!
Sydmull: Non-scripted zombie attack!
(a zombie breaks through the door)
Zombie 1: Penguin brains!
(Lorna screams at the top of her lungs, fogs up glass in crystal ball, pauses to wipe it with her beak, and screams some more, fogging up the glass some more)
Roofhowse: (enters the room) Bleh, bleh, what is all the commotion ab- (vampire teeth fall out of mouth yet again) Aww. (bends down to pick up teeth)
(second zombie breaks through the door)
Zombie 2: Penguin brains!
(Roofhowse screams and runs behind Awesome)
Zombies: Penguin brains!
Jangrah: Aah! What do we do now?
Blizzard: (runs in front of zombies) We dance!
(funk music plays as Blizzard and the zombies dance)
Gary: This is off the charts! (nudges Cake with elbow) A class five zombie flash mob!
(dance ends)
Blizzard: You've just been tricked, GOTCHA!!!
(Blizzard and the zombies laugh)
Jangrah: (head turns red and starts to steam) BLIZZARD!! (scream carries off into night)
Scene 7: Outside of the Haunted Igloo
(Jangrah opens door of Haunted Igloo and Cake, Awesome, and Gary walk outside)
Cake: That was a little weird.
Jangrah: My apologies. That was not a part of the program! (nervous laugh)
Gary: What's the matter, you don't like dancing zombies?
Blizzard: (laughs) You should've seen your faces! Classic! At first you were like "Ahhh!" And then you were like "Oohoohooh!"
Jangrah: Blizzard, it's not funny! (pokes chest) You do this every Halloween, and I have had enough! As president of the Haunted Igloo Planning Committee, you're fired!
Blizzard: Fired? Are you serious?
Jangrah: (waves arms as sinister music plays and camera zooms in) Deadly serious! (camera zooms back out) But seriously, you're fired.
Blizzard: Come on... I'm the only one that fits in this costume.
(Sydmull, Roofhowse, and Lorna step out onto doorstep)
Blizzard: Sydmull, back me up, buddy, huh? Up five!
Sydmull: (folds arms across chest) Not even.
Lorna: Oooh, denied.
Blizzard: Come on! Fumbles, listen to me. You gotta admit, that was pretty good! And I'm just gettin' started!
Roofhowse: You know, Blizzard, when it comes to Halloween, most people prefer treats over tricks. Now, if you'll excuse me. (pops vampire teeth back into mouth) Bleh, bleh, wait for me, guys! (hops back into Haunted Igloo) Bleh, bleh!
(door closes, leaving Blizzard standing alone)
Blizzard: Oh yeah, well I got a whole night of Halloween hijinks ahead of me! And I don't need you guys slowing me down! The trick master general is rollin' solo! (turns around and walks away enthusiastically)
Scene 8: Ghost Encounter
(a purple ghost with a top hat appears from hiding and hums as Blizzard continues walking away)
Blizzard: What do they know about tricking? That's what Halloween is all about!
Ghost: (whispering from behind wall) Yeah!
Blizzard: Can I help it if I have a gift?
(ghost possesses a jack-o-lantern and speaks)
Ghost: Oh, you've got a gift all right!
Blizzard: (screams and jumps) A talking pumpkin?
Ghost: (appears from behind jack-o-lantern) What? I ain't no pumpkin! I'm a ghost!
Blizzard: Oh, okay. Wait! A ghost?!
Ghost: Yeah, yeah, I'm a ghost. Hoogity-boogity-boogity-googity and all that jazz. Listen! Polter-Gus is the name! (flips top hat and pulls himself out of hat) And trickin's my game! (spins around and laughs)
Blizzard: (shakes Polter-Gus's hand) Nice to meet you, Gus.
Polter-Gus: The trick to tricking is to always leave 'em guessing. Just when they think they've figured out your trick, you trick 'em again! Get it?
Blizzard: Oh, yeah! Well... no.
Polter-Gus: Kid, ya got real potential. With my help, you could be... the trickin' king!
Blizzard: Really?
Polter-Gus: Really!
Scene 9: All About the Tricking
("Gotta Get The Gotcha!" plays)
Polter-Gus: What I'm about to teach ya is the art of trick. From the sneakiest of sneaky to the slickest of slick. Ya gotta have brains and ya gotta be quick to be the boss of double-crossing and the hoodwinks shtick! It's all about the "Gotcha!"
Blizzard: The trade of the tricks?
Polter-Gus: Just if I could watch ya!
Blizzard: It's starting to click!
Polter-Gus: Listen what I taught ya about making deception an arrrt!
Polter-Gus: Gotta get that "Gotcha!"
(Polter-Gus steals a bag of candy from a trick-or-treater, disappears, and reappears next to Blizzard)
Blizzard: I get it, I gotcha, be sneaky and slick! The double-cross secret sauce makes the trick stick!
(Blizzard and Polter-Gus replace trick-or-treaters' candy bags with bags of bats)
(trick-or-treaters scream and run away from bench)
Polter-Gus: That's it, kid, you're catchin' on quick! Ya get over on the getter, gotta double-stick the trick!
(Polter-Gus zaps bags of candy, causing them to turn into monster bags and chase penguins)
Blizzard and Polter-Gus: And the flim-flam's gonna be better! Baiting and switching together!
Polter-Gus: To be the greatest prankster in history, ya just gotta follow my lead! It's all about the "Gotcha!"
(various pranks)
Blizzard and Polter-Gus: And the flim-flam's gonna be better, baiting and switching together.
Polter-Gus: You'll be the greatest prankster in history! If ya just listen to me!
Polter-Gus: Here's the real deal, the cream of the crop. The prank of all pranks, and the top of the top. If ya wanna wear the crown of the tricking king, ya gotta muscle-up and do this one last thing.
Blizzard: Go ahead, name it, I've been bit by the bug!
Polter-Gus: It's time to pull the Petrified Pumpkin Plug!
(lighting cracks and a wolf howls)
Scene 10: Petrified Pumpkin Plug
Blizzard: Woah, woah, woah, stop the music! The Petrified Pumpkin Plug is a restricted area! No one is ever supposed to ever touch it! Ever!
Polter-Gus: Come on, Blizzy-boy, we ain't got time for cold flippers! I thought you wanted to be the tricking king.
Blizzard: Well, yeah, but...
Polter-Gus: Then it's settled! Let's pull that plugger, slugger!
(Blizzard climbs up the stairs, pulls the rope and, after the pumpkin is unplugged, Blizzard falls off)
Blizzard: I hope this is worth it.
(Polter-Gus and Blizzard look down the hole)
Blizzard: Is that it?
Polter-Gus: Wait for it!
(an explosion bursts from the hole and a light beam appears while other ghosts fly out)
Redrum, Yella, Blooky, and Greepy: Free!
Redrum: After all these years, we're free!!
(ghosts fly around the hole and line up)
Polter-Gus: See, Redrum? I told ya I'd get ya out of that hole. Eventually....
Redrum: (grabs Polter-Gus) What took ya so long, you little shrimp? (lets go of Polter-Gus)
Polter-Gus: How was I supposed to know it was ghost-proof? I had to find a live sucker to pop it for me!
Blizzard: Hey!
Yella: You mean you found someone dumber than you?
(Yella and Greepy laugh)
Polter-Gus: Aw Yella, you're always so... mean to me.
Greepy: Enough with this loser. We've got havoc to wreak.
Polter-Gus: Greepy! Looking sharp.
Greepy: Don't talk to me!
Blooky: Time to spread some holiday fear.
Polter-Gus: Blooky! Deadpan as always.
Blooky: Do I know you?
Redrum: Enough chitchat. We're on the clock and this island ain't gonna haunt itself! Let's party, boos!
Scene 11: The Ghosts
(Redrum, Blooky, Yella, and Greepy laugh and fly, then land in front of two penguins)
Redrum: Good evening, penguins! It's great to be back. Now, who's ready for some genuine Halloween haunting? (transforms a penguin into a ghost)
Yella: No need for costumes, we're the real thing. (transforms a penguin into a ghost) And now you are too.
Greepy: Being alive is so last season. (transforms a penguin into a ghost)
Blooky: (transforms three penguins into ghosts) Boo.
(ghost penguins fly away)
Redrum: Nice ghosting, gang! Let's keep this party train a-chuggin'!
Redrum, Greepy, Yella, and Blooky: Whoo! Whoo!
(Redrum, Greepy, Yella, and Blooky fly away)
Polter-Gus: Ah. Ain't they the greatest?
Blizzard: Gus, this is messed up! Who the heck are they?
Polter-Gus: My ghost gang. I sorta kinda tricked you into freeing them, so we could party, wreak havoc, and turn everyone on the island into ghosts by midnight. Gotcha! Stay classy. (quickly flies away) Hey fellas, wait for me!
Blizzard: Oh boy.
Act II
Scene 12: We're All Doomed
Jangrah: Behold! The mad genius, Doctor Sydmull-stein is bringing to life his latest creation!
Sydmull: Live, I command you. LIIIIIIIIVE!!!!!!!
(electricity surges from machine)
Roofhowse: Blah ble blu bleh bluh- (vampire teeth fall out of mouth and onto floor) Oh, dang it!
(yelling is heard)
Blizzard: (bursts through the door yelling) We're all doomed!
(penguins on ride scream and run away)
Jangrah: Blizzard, knock it off already! It wasn't funny the first time.
Blizzard: You're not gonna believe this, but listen! This little ghost tricked me into pulling the Petrified Pumpkin Plug, which released four freaky phantoms, who plan to turn all the penguins on the island into ghosts by midnight!
Sydmull: I think the bolts in your head are screwed on too tight.
Jangrah: (groans) First it was zombies, now it's ghosts? Blizzard, if ghosts are real, I will eat this fake headstone.
(Yella, Greepy, Blooky, and Redrum enter the science lab)
Redrum: You call this a haunted igloo? This ain't even scary!
Blooky: I must agree.
(Jangrah takes a bite out of the fake headstone)
Yella: Looks we gotta do a little redecoratin'!
Greepy: Startin' with you!
(the ghosts are about to transform Jangrah and friends into ghosts)
Polter-Gus: Wait! Leave these ones to me! I'll disappear 'em real good! (whispers to Blizzard) Sorry about this, Blizzy-boy.
(penguins are teleported outside)
Roofhowse: Well, that's the weirdest thing that's happened all night.
(house evaporates into mist, then appears again, pulsates, and reforms as haunted mansion)
Roofhowse: Correction: That's the weirdest thing that's happened all night.
Scene 13: Ghost Story
Gary: (runs up) Ghosts! There are ghosts on the loose! Hey everybody! Ghosts!
Jangrah: We know. You can thank the "prank master" here.
Blizzard: Ah, that's prank master general.
Gary: What did you do?!
Blizzard: Well... I kinda, sorta, maybe... pulled the Petrified Pumpkin Plug... a little bit.
Gary: My fellow penguins, this is a very grave situation. Allow me to illustrate using this convenient pocket projector presentation. (takes out small device and points toward sky)
Gary: It all started with my great uncle Gariwald the Contraption Chap. Gariwald was a great scientist, just like myself.
(Gariwald is seen pouring liquid into a small container, which then explodes)
Gary: He discovered that there are mysterious holes all over the island! With scientific properties like nothing he'd ever seen.
(Gariwald is seen looking into a hole, which expels a rainbow that causes a rainbow-colored afro, eyebrows, and mustache to grow on Gariwald)
Gary: One Halloween night, great uncle Gariwald found a new hole.
(Gariwald is seen looking into a large hole on a hill)
Gary: Foolishly experimenting, he unwittingly unlocked the supernatural superhighway to another world... regrettably releasing a swarm of spirits to wreak havoc, and turn every penguin on the island into ghosts.
(the five ghosts are seen flying out of the hole, and proceed to fly around some igloos, zapping penguins, turning them into ghosts)
Gary: Gariwald deduced, that if the rampaging ghosts were not returned to their world by midnight, the entire island would remain ghostified... forever.
(the five ghosts laugh, while looming over the island)
Gary: In order to stop the ghostly plague, my great uncle rounded up the mischievous ghosts, with his patented "Ghost Backpack Packer 3000".
(Gariwald catches the ghosts, and traps them in a glass container, although Polter-Gus is seen escaping)
Gary: Gariwald heroically cast the ghosts back into their hole, and created the ghost-proof Petrified Pumpkin Plug, to ensure they would stay there... forever.
(Gariwald drops the container into the hole, then throws a pumpkin over the hole, zaps it with a remote, causing it grow large and turn to stone, sealing the hole)
Gary: That is, until brainus minimus here let them out.
Scene 14: Midnight
Sydmull: So, you're saying, we only have until midnight to de-ghostify the island?
Gary: Precisely! Who's with me? I'll start; Gary! (puts his flipper down, and the other penguins follow suit)
Sydmull: Sydmull!
Roofhowse: Roofhowse!
Blizzard: Blizzard!
Jangrah: Jangrah!
Roofhowse: (looks up) Uh... where's Lorna?
All: Uh-oh...
Scene 15: Ghost Party
(the ghosts laugh, while Lorna, still in crystal ball, looks up in fear)
Redrum: Say, this joint turned out swell!
Greepy: It'll make a perfect ghost party central!
Blooky: I concur.
Polter-Gus: (opens door and flies in) Yeah! Heh heh... what're we doin'?
Redrum: We're throwin' the ultimate Halloween party of the century! You're sweepin'. (shoves a broom at Polter-Gus and flies away, the other ghosts laugh and follow)
Lorna: Um, excuse me little ghost.
Polter-Gus: Yipes! I thought you was furniture!
Lorna: What happened to my friends?
Polter-Gus: Oh, don't worry, they're fine. I just zapped them outside. I got a soft spot for that Blizzard fella.
Lorna: Phew! What a relief. They're my best friends!
Polter-Gus: (sighs) Must be nice...
Redrum: Hey sweepy! Quit talkin' to that table and get back to work!
Polter-Gus: Uh, yes sir!
Lorna: But if those ghosts are your friends, why are they so mean to you?
Polter-Gus: Ah, they're not so bad... besides, once Redrum takes over the island, it'll be one big ghost party! (does air guitar motion with broom) And it all starts at midnight.
Lorna: (gasps) Midnight?
Scene 16: Ghost Catching
Gary: Catching ghosts is simple. Just point, and shoot. The ghost will be sucked right into the ghost-proof jar on your back. But remember, you have only one shot!
Sydmull: Ready!
Roofhowse: Ready!
Jangrah: Ready!
Blizzard: (fires beam) Cool! Wait... was that my shot?
Jangrah: Blizzard, why don't you just stand guard outside?
Blizzard: Yeah, I get it...
(Sydmull, Roofhowse, Gary, and Jangrah walk toward mansion, and burst through door)
Roofhowse: Party's over, ghosts! Next time, make a reservation! Hoohoho! That sounded cool, right?
Jangrah and Gary: Hmm... meh.
Redrum: Why you little squirt... (grabs Polter-Gus) I thought you took care of them! (throws Polter-Gus)
(Roofhowse fires beam at Redrum, Redrum dodges, beam hits Yella instead)
Yella: Ahhhhh! (gets sucked inside ghost catching machine) He got me, boss!
Redrum: Man down, boos. Scramble!
(the ghosts start flying around, and the penguins continuously try to aim at them)
Greepy: Can we talk about this? (Gary fires beam, sucking in Greepy) Ahh! They got me too!
Sydmull: (closes in on Blooky) Why don't you try pickin' on someone that equals your own body mass? (fires beam)
Blooky: (Sydmull fires beam, sucking in Blooky) Remember meeeee-
Redrum: (sneaks up behind Jangrah) Ahahahah... (Jangrah turns around, and Redrum flies backwards and raises arms) Woah, woah, woah, you win, I give up.
Jangrah: Really?
Redrum: No, not really! Hyah! (zaps Jangrah, turning her into a pumpkin)
Roofhowse: Oh no... he's turned her into a Jangrah-lantern!
Sydmull: Dude, too soon.
Scene 17: Pumpkins
Polter-Gus: Woah, woah, woah, hang on Redrum, this wasn't parta the plan!
Redrum: Yeah well the plan's changed, you rat. (zaps Jangrah and friends, turning them into pumpkins as well, and the ghosts are freed and laugh) And as it turns out, you've already served yer purpose.
Yella: Yeah! We just needed you to spring us!
Greepy: Your services are no longer required!
Polter-Gus: You mean...
Blooky: You're fired.
(the ghosts circle around Polter-Gus while laughing, and the clock strikes 11 PM, causing Gary to screech)
Act III
Scene 18: Kicked Out
Blizzard: I was just trying to have some fun. How was I supposed to know I was unleashing a buncha ghosts, that would turn everybody else into ghosts, and ruin Halloween forever...
Redrum: Aaand, stay out... (throws Polter-Gus out the door)
Polter-Gus: (lands in snow) Oof! Hiya Blizzard!
Blizzard: Don't ya "hiya Blizzard" me! All that time we spent trickin'... you were just tricking me!
Polter-Gus: I-I'm sorry Blizz, I just thought if I'd free my old gang, they'd finally like me.
Blizzard: Yeah? How'd that turn out for ya?
Polter-Gus: Looks like the biggest trick was on me! And on yer friends in there! They all got turned into pumpkins.
Blizzard: This is all my fault! I gotta save 'em... (runs to door)
Polter-Gus: (blocks door) You can't go in there, unless ya wanna get pumpkin-pied! The only way to stop these phantom phonies is to get them back in that hole where they came from!
Blizzard: Well, whadda we supposed to do? Send them an invitation?
Polter-Gus: (thinks) Ah. They do love to party!
Blizzard: Ahhh...
Scene 19: A Plan
(the ghosts are dancing inside to music, with Jangrah and friends watching from below, scared)
Polter-Gus: (flies in, music stops) Fellas! Ya gotta see this!
Redrum: I thought we told you to vanish.
Yella: I'll make him disappear permanently.
Polter-Gus: Wait, fellas! Without me, you won't get yer mitts on these sweet Halloween treats! (pulls out several tickets)
Redrum: Special VIP access?
Yella: To the ultimate Halloween party of the century..?
Greepy: Hosted by DJ Cadence!
Blooky: Be there or be square...
Polter-Gus: And it's right across the street! (motions to hill)
Cadence: DJ Cadence in the haunted hou-ouse! Woooo woo!
(the ghosts beam in excitement)
Greepy: Wooow! It looks so exclusive!
Polter-Gus: I just wanted to show yous guys there ain't no hard feelings.
Yella: What're we waitin' for? (the ghosts fly to the party, Polter-Gus goes in the mansion, and turns Jangrah and friends back to normal)
Lorna: Gus! What's going on?
Polter-Gus: Just a little trick, for a treat. Wink!
Scene 20: The Party
Blizzard: (looking and Cake and Awesome) Name? Not on the list. You? Uh-uh. Nope. Don't see you. (Redrum flies up to front of line)
Cake: Hey! No cuts no buts!
Awesome: No coconuts!
Redrum: Step aside, meatsack. (the other ghosts grab Cake and Awesome and throw them) We're here for the party.
Blizzard: Name?
Yella: Name? Hey buddy, we're VIPs!
Greepy: We may have no bodies, but we ain't nobodies!
Blooky: Plus, we have tickets.
Blizzard: Well why didn't ya say so! Come on in! (opens curtain)
Redrum: Well, that's more like it! (the ghosts fly in) Hey, what's the big idea?
Yella: There ain't no party in here!
Blizzard: Wait for it... (walls on fake party house fall)
Blooky: (looks down) Ohhhh boy.
(beam of light bursts out of hole, sucking the ghosts in while they yell)
Redrum: (hanging onto the edge) You haven't seen the last of us! What's Halloween without ghosts?! (loses grip but extends arm out to grab Polter-Gus) Where do you think you're going?
Polter-Gus: I'm sorry for all the dirty tricks I've pulled on yous penguins! Alls I ever wanted was a true friend! Goodbyeeee!
Blizzard: Did somebody order a true friend? (drops Petrified Pumpkin Plug on hole, sealing it, and Polter-Gus falls, but Blizzard picks him up)
(ghosts around the island turn back to penguins and cheer, Jangrah's Haunted Igloo turns back to normal, and the clock strikes midnight)
Gary: (lets out high-pitched scream and jumps in Jangrah's arms) Sorry. I just can't get used to that thing.
(everyone laughs)
Scene 21: Aftermath
Polter-Gus: Boy, you really saved my slime back there, Blizzy!
Blizzard: Hey! What're friends for?
Jangrah: I can't believe I'm saying this Blizzard, but you really are the trick master general.
Blizzard: That's treat master general. My trickin' days are over!
Polter-Gus: Mine too! So... what do we do now?
Roofhowse: Haunted igloo anyone? Bleh! Bleh blu- (vampire teeth fall out) Aw... dang it!
Jangrah: Blizzard, you remember your lines?
Blizzard: Really? I'm not fired?
Jangrah: We can't do it without you. Or you, Gus!
Polter-Gus: Really? I'm one of the gang?
Blizzard: (walks like a zombie) Rawrrr! Let's go scare some penguins!
(everyone except Gary follows)
(Gary's watch starts buzzing and says "EPF ALERT, EPF ALERT")
The Director: Calling Agent G, come in Agent G.
Gary: Agent G, here! Not to worry, Director. The ghosts have all been neutralized.
The Director: Excellent work. But our sources indicate a much larger threat to the island. It's time to put that clever young penguin to the test. (a hologram of Sydmull appears from Gary's watch)
Gary: Yes ma'am!
(the five penguins and Polter-Gus run back to Jangrah's Haunted Igloo, and the credits roll)


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I am doing research for a few applications and wanted to know what you are using in your office currently to track billing, assign case work, scan documents, share files, etc. Just from that statement you can probably tell I do not have experience in a law office, thus the question. I appreciate your feedback.
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Dec 15, 2008 at 3:12 UTC
We use case management software by DPS software.
It can do your billing, create your standard letters with the information entered into the case file pulled in automatically, if you buy another product of theirs you can send dictation to groups of typists (or individuals).
However before you let people at it, make sure they have a rough idea of how to use it and know that they should never create a new client record without first making very sure they aren't already in the system... (this sort of thing probably applys to all case management systems)
I don't actually currently know what competition DPS has, but they do seem quite good.
Besides DPS, some of our staff use oyez forms to fill out various forms easily. I know there is a rival product to this called lazer forms but I don't know how they compare.
For email we have our own exchange server, but I think it would be a good idea to check out hosted exchange (or other email) solutions which inegrate your spam filtering and archiving if you don't already have something set up.
I'll be interested to see any other responces to this thread.
Dec 16, 2008 at 8:36 UTC
We use a customized case management and document management system called CaseAware. It's currently tailored for default service law firms (foreclosure/bankruptcy/eviction), but additional modules are on the way.
"CaseAware Manage is extremely flexible with an extensive set of Firm configuration/customization options:
- User defined Case Types, Steps, Values
- User defined Flex Fields of various types with list options
- Built-in Fee and Cost Forecasting
- Configurable Workflow Management to drive timelines
- Document Templates Generated directly from System and stored within the Case/Document Management System
CaseAware Manage also has:
- Built-in dynamic Load Balancing of Tasks to optimize Resources.
- User Security (Access Level, Site, and Case Visibility) with Audit Tracking/Reports
- Messaging System between Users plus Alerts
- Calendar for Case as well as Company activities
- Invoice & Check Request, Generation, and Printing"
Dec 16, 2008 at 9:03 UTC
Thank you for the feedback to date. So far, two case management systems have been listed. I'll push the question along a bit further then with my Xerox hat on. Do you use scanning software, archiving software or document sharing? How do you track billing both in accounting for billable hours and collections?
Does your case management system interact with other solutions?
Dec 16, 2008 at 10:38 UTC
All of our documents are barcoded on the bottom. We use Kofax (separate software) to scan & read the barcodes (any barcode reading software would probably work). Then when they get scanned our CMS uploads them into the correct file/case. We generally don't archive documents; keep everything online. For flat-fee items, we have triggers that create fee/cost items depending on the milestone reached (e.g. Step 3 was completed, so we get 30% attorney fees + costs incurred). Check requests also get added into the fee/cost section, and we can use a function to quote fees/costs good through a certain date. For hourly items, there is hourly authorization tracking, billable notes, with reports on under/overbilled files.
Our CMS interfaces with a wide variety of external systems (client & vendor) via CaseAware integrate. Integration with new systems is constantly being developed (as is the CMS; they have full-time developers who add additional functionality all the time). Integration is mostly via XML/Web services.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Jan 14, 2009 at 11:03 UTC
Open Practice for Matter Management and time costing
Lawdocs for creation of documents/ precedents
Basic scanning of Wills/Probate etc but no overall Document imaging across the firm.
PDFdocs for creation of documents that are sent outside the firm
Jan 15, 2009 at 4:07 UTC
lawware for case management / time recording etc.
various other standard apps. lawware can also do document management, but we havent invested in the hardware to support that yet.
vebra estate craft for property side ..
Jul 2, 2009 at 1:02 UTC
We use PerfectLaw for billing and are currently implementing TrialWorks for case management.
Jul 3, 2009 at 9:47 UTC
We use:
- TFB's Partner For Windows for Case/Time and Accounts. Good open backend (MS-SQL) that allows full customisation. We have created numerous custom add-on database apps to help staff with there admin, file reviews etc. It also has a "Postroom" feature that enables to scan documents in either directly via the old TWAIN interface or to a folder using scan enabled copiers etc.
- Bighand for our digital dictation, another one with a MS -SQL backend that you can mine using either the supplier excel reports or create your own.
- Crystal Reports, for all our Partner for Windows reports.
- Orbis TaskCentre, great application for auto generating reports in Crystal or HTML and sending them via email. Great for all those month end reports that need to go to the partners.
- Office 2003, office 2007 would blow the average secretary & fee earners mind with it's new interface.
- Exchange 2003
- Neverfail on our SQL installation for DR and business continuity
- CrashPlan PRo for continuous data protection
- MS Sharepoint for intranet and team collaboration
- Spiceworks 4.0 for helpdesk and inventory.
Jan 18, 2010 at 2:04 UTC
Where to start,
-all the usual MS stuff, Exch2003, SQL2008, Office2000 (yes that's right 2000), moving to 2007 this year, pretty much all servers are virtualized on XenServer with a SanMelody backend storage
-OpenText DM for DMS
-Summation and iPro for litigation
-DNN for our intranet
-Currently Versys abouttime for time entry, moving to Carpe Diem
-Equitrac for cost recovery, scans, copies, print jobs.
-eCopy for scanning and pdf markups.
-too many tax software's to count, well not really, but what a pain
-Olympus Digital dictation, for dictating and transcription
-CompuLaw's Vision for docketing
Sure there's more, but those are our core apps.
Mar 25, 2010 at 9:34 UTC
One application that I really like is ABBYY FineReader. I use the Hot Folder feature. This continually monitors certain folders for new files (PDF, TIFF, etc) and OCRs and/or converts the file to a different format.
I use two Hot Folders. One performs OCR on PDF files. The text is hidden behind the scanned image. The other Hot Folder converts PDF files to MS Word files. Combined with our networked MFC machines, it is literally one click on the screen to create a fully editable MS Word file from a paper document.
Mar 25, 2010 at 9:39 UTC
You send correspondence with a barcode on the document? What is the purpose of that? Do you add barcodes to documents you receive? I am interested in learning more about your processes. Thank you.
All of our documents are barcoded on the bottom. We use Kofax (separate software) to scan & read the barcodes (any barcode reading software would probably work). Then when they get scanned our CMS uploads them into the correct file/case.
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I'm a brown skinned Indian guy raised in America who's going to be 29 soon and still haven't kissed a girl yet so I know for sure if I was any other race, I would have had at least one girl be attracted to me or show interest in me by now. The only way brown or dark Indian guys are able to compensate their racial and skin color disadvantage is by being either really tall (I'm only 5'8), rich, or buff. Not all Indian girls date guys and the ones who do date only look for these types of guys. And to attract non Indian girls, you have to fit in this criteria.
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I am a single , white American female and I am 28 years old. I think if I was an Indian woman I would have a 100% better chance with an Indian man. I have tried dating Indian men and almost went to New Delhi this Christmas to get married, but it didn't work out.
The issue for me is that I feel no matter how well I treat an Indian men, he is going to chose an Indian woman over me. The reason I feel this way is many reasons, such as;
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2- Cultural makes it more difficult, examples; Western woman (me anyways) were brought up differently. My family has almost no say in who I date/marry/etc. I don't live my life to please them. I see them maybe 1 or 2 times a year on holidays. There is no drama, when I get married the only people making any choices about my life and myself and my husband. Indian men (that I have met/tried dating) let their families walk all over them and control them.
3- Indian men expect different things from their women. Men do not tell me to get in the kitchen or what to do ever. I am an outspoken, career oriented, and kind woman.
The hardest part, for me, is, I prefer Indian men. Why? I love people different from me. There is so much to learn. They are more handsome with their golden skin. Indian men are smarter than Western men. They are kinder and have a more respect for people.
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Are you attracted to Indian men from India only or also Indian men who grew up in a Western country? Because even though there are a lot of Indians in Western countries who still hold such traditions by letting their parents dictate their lives, there are still many who date and marry by their choice. There are even Indian parents in America who are accepting of Western women. Who I date and marry is my choice, not my parents and they know that. Plus my parents are divorced anyways so I'll laugh in their faces if they try to object.
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I'm an Indian guy too, although I have spent almost my whole life in India. And you are right about Indian girls not wanting to date, unless they have studied aboard or spent a large part of their lives abroad (which makes them more open minded).
I too used to believe that Indian men are not really liked by women around the world. But recently I learnt, from multiple sources, that this 'hate' about Indian men is usually confined to America. Indian guys in other countries like UK, Germany, Australia etc. are usually able to date women of different ethnicities, without too many issues.00|00|0
Your sources of guys might be the guys who are either rich, tall, or buff. When it comes to being rich, tall, or buff, any guy can get a girl to be honest. Especially if you're rich but then again there always exceptions. You might be right about UK, Germany, and Australia. I've been to UK and I know that there are a lot of rich Indians there so the money might be the factor.
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Pagoda Chinese Take Out Box
I will get these to take a little bit of China with me when the Olympics are over. Man, I am going to miss always having something semi-interesting to watch on TV.
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Accident Description:On August 6, 2012, the Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Refinery in Richmond, California, experienced a catastrophic pipe failure in the #4 Crude Unit. The incident occurred from the piping referred to as the "4-sidecut" stream, which was a carbon steel pipe with low silicon concentrations. The pipe ruptured, releasing flammable, hydrocarbon process fluid which partially vaporized into a large vapor cloud. Testing determined that the pipe failed due to thinning caused by sulfidation corrosion, a common damage mechanism in refineries. Inspection of sufidation corrosion for carbon steel components containing low silicon concentrations is challenging. Rather than switching to an alloy with higher chromium content for high temperature areas susceptible to sulfidation corrosion, Chevron management denied recommendations to replace the 4-sidecut line as data gained primarily from high silicon pipe-fitting components, on which they relied, but did not reflect the corrosion rates of the lower-silicon components of the 4-sidecut piping.
Tesoro Refinery Fatal Explosion and Fire
Accident Description:An explosion and fire led to the fatal injury of seven employees when a nearly forty-year-old heat exchanger catastrophically failed during a maintenance operation at the Tesoro refinery in Anacortes, Washington. The CSB's investigation found an immediate cause of the tragedy to be long-term, undetected High Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA) of the steel equipment, which led to the vessel rupture. Tesoro, like others in the industry, used published data from the American Petroleum Institute (API), called the Nelson Curves, to predict the susceptibility of the heat exchangers to HTHA damage. The CSB found these curves unreliable because they use historical experience data concerning HTHA that may not sufficiently reflect actual operating conditions. For example, a CSB computer reconstruction of the process conditions in the exchangers determined that the portion of the carbon steel exchanger that failed likely operated below the applicable Nelson curve—indicating it was "safe." The CSB found that recommended practices of the API do not require users to verify actual operating conditions in establishing operation limits of the equipment or to confirm that the materials of construction selection will prevent the damage. An inspection strategy that relied on design operating conditions rather than verifying actual operating parameters contributed to the accident. The CSB determined that inspections for such damage are unreliable because the microscopic cracks can be localized and difficult to identify. The CSB noted that while API has identified high- chromium steels that are highly resistant; these were not installed by Tesoro.
Motiva Enterprises Sulfuric Acid Tank Explosion
Accident Description:On July 17, 2001, an explosion occurred at the Motiva Enterprises refinery in Delaware City, Delaware. A work crew had been repairing a catwalk above a sulfuric acid storage tank farm when a spark from their hot work ignited flammable vapors in one of the tanks. This tank had holes in its roof and shell due to corrosion. The tank collapsed, and one of the contract workers was killed; eight others were injured. The refinery's sulfuric acid tanks had a history of leaks but Motiva took no effective action, even when its own tank inspectors recommended full internal inspections "as soon as possible" in three successive annual reports prior to the explosion. Three weeks before the explosion, an operator submitted a formal Unsafe Condition Report noting holes in two tanks and pointing out that the hose used to blanket the tank with nonflammable carbon dioxide was improperly installed. The CSB found Motiva investigated the Unsafe Condition Report but took no action to correct the deficiencies.
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Accident Description:At approximately 1:20 p.m. on March 23, 2005, a series of explosions occurred at the BP Texas City refinery during the restarting of a hydrocarbon isomerization unit. Fifteen workers were killed and 180 others were injured. The explosions occurred when a distillation tower flooded with hydrocarbons and was overpressurized, causing a geyser-like release from the vent stack. The investigative team found a number of problems with the facility's preventative maintenance program that were causally related to the March 23 accident. The CSB concluded that BP supervisory personnel were aware of the equipment problems with the level transmitter before the March 23 startup but still had signed off on equipment checks as if they had been done, which the report said reflected the prevalence of production pressures at the refinery. The day of the incident, a blowdown drum vented highly flammable material directly to the atmosphere. The drum was never connected to a flare since its construction in the 1950s. The previous owner of the refinery, Amoco Corporation, replaced the ISOM unit blowdown drum in 1997 with identical equipment; Amoco refinery safety standards recommended connecting the drum to a flare when such major modifications were undertaken, but this was not done.
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Author | Nitin Pandey | Tuesday, Nov 23,2010 7:29 AM
The post-recession period, from 2009-end onwards, has seen quite a few innovations in advertising in leading English newspapers in the country. While The Times of India had experimented with roadblocks and cut-out concepts to grab consumer eyeballs, 3D ads in newspapers have been also increasingly making their way. Not to be left behind, Hindi dailies, too, have been taking the 3D route to differentiate their products for advertisers. Given the huge investments that 3D ads in newspapers require and the not-so-easily-feasible execution of this concept on ground, how beneficial are these innovations? exchange4media finds out.
It was in June this year that afternoon newspaper Mid-Day had come up with special editions with 3D ads, and thereon the concept caught on among newspapers. Later on, Hindi newspapers like Rajasthan Patrika and Dainik Bhaskar, too, came up with 3D innovations in some places.
Speaking on the concept of 3D ads in print, Pratap Bose, CEO, Mudra Max, commented, "When it happened for the first time (Mid-Day for UTV), it does generate reader curiosity. Post that, given the huge investments required and lack of first time appeal, it does not guarantee enough eyeballs."
According to Vikas Madhwar, Media Director, Lintas Media Group, 3D ads did not work very well because it was difficult to demonstrate the 3D effects in print. He noted, "The Kajaria ad had used 3D technique, but didn't get a good response. Hence, it depends on product to product. If one can demonstrate the message well, then it can work, else it will not."
RoI – Return on Innovation
The question arises whether the publishers and advertisers get better RoI through these innovations. Sujata Pawar, GM, Lodestar UM, does not want to evaluate these innovations on the basis of RoI. She remarked, "Given that these cost considerable investment, it would be unwise to evaluate on the basis of RoI."
She further said, "If the creative thought elaborates the product insight, this brings a new dimension to print. The innovation is then evaluated on other parameters."
Meanwhile, Bose is circumspect about the RoI on 3D ads in print. He felt that big spending and limited circulation hindered RoI on innovations like 3D.
On similar lines, Madhwar, too, does not seem too optimistic. He remarked, "It depends on the product, but in my opinion, in print it's difficult to get better RoI. Most of the people don't understand the difference between a normal ad and 3D ads."
Consumer Interest
Innovations always attract, but repetition of innovations can easily dull the curiosity among the consumers. Same could happen in the case of 3D ads in newspapers if the concept is not re-invented with time. According to Mudra Max's Bose, "Lack of first time appeal impinges on the differential quotient. Noticeability can be guaranteed only if the innovation is engrained in the basic brand promise."
Lintas Media Group's Madhwar remarked that for the first time people preferred to explore the 3D ads, but he was sceptical about whether the same excitement would continue in subsequent times.
"Consumers' reaction is normally subject to time availability and interest. But it would lose its novelty with consumers once it becomes repetitive across brands," pointed out Pawar of Lodestar UM.
So, how can these innovations be successful and what measure can be taken to sustain these innovations in the market with better results? According to Bose, "One can't have 3D just to generate consumer curiosity. The experience with 3D movies has amply demonstrated ('Avatar' versus 'Clash of the Titans') that it is the appeal of the content as opposed to the appeal of the format that determines success."
He added, "The brand fit and the scalability/ ingenuity of the innovation are the two driving force towards making an innovation really worth it."
Meanwhile, Pawar believed that repetition of these ads would make sense only if the creative thought really lent itself to the innovation beautifully or else it would be wise to devise a new way to differentiate ones advertising and make it more impactful.
Madhwar concluded, "The market is still immature to understand the concept of 3D. We first need to educate them about 3D and then we will see a lot of difference."
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Even as the Toronto International Film Festival was boasting that almost a third of the films in its 2016 lineup were directed by women, the 10-day event was hiring young women to show up at its high-profile parties in revealing body suits and cheerleader outfits.
Complaints about the presence of scantily clad models and dancers were raised on social media this week after the festival's closing party last Saturday featured a "prom" theme and a cheerleading squad in crop tops with the TIFF logo emblazoned across the chest. The opening party had included female dancers who wore low-cut purple lamé body suits and thigh-high black boots while they performed in the windows of the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
According to the company's Twitter account, both the cheerleaders and the dancers were staffers from Cotton Candy Events, a Toronto firm that hires out "brand ambassadors" and "promotional models." Cotton Candy's website promises "The Perfect Face for your Event" and features multiple images of young women dressed in jean shorts, low-cut shirts and bikini tops while they apply lipstick, blow bubblegum or lick lollipops. The very few men shown on the site are street performers who have had their bodies airbrushed to depict fictional characters. In a photo on the company's Twitter account, the TIFF cheerleaders are posed pointing to the festival's logo on their chests.
TIFF confirmed Tuesday that the performers at the parties were hired by the festival but did not comment further, directing The Globe and Mail to a statement it had posted on Facebook saying TIFF was always seeking to improve its work culture and its events. (Cotton Candy's directors did not immediately reply to e-mails and phone messages Tuesday.) The complaints about the presence of the performers at the two parties first emerged in a Facebook post from a Toronto woman who works in the film industry.
"What does it say to the women who work for TIFF, the female filmmakers and industry guests and the general public when they walk into an official TIFF event to see women treated as objects?" asked Alison Zimmer in a Facebook post. "What tone does it set for how women are to be treated, respected? For me, this undoes any good will from the endless women in film panels, strides towards equity in programming and stated commitments to representation."
Contacted Tuesday, Zimmer, who works as a sales co-ordinator with Toronto film distributor Mongrel Media, said she had nothing to add to her post where she concluded: "I feel … compelled to say something, with the hope that this gross tradition will finally end."
TIFF responded to her complaint on Facebook, saying: "We appreciate Alison's comments and will take them into account as we plan TIFF events in the future. We've also responded to Alison directly and hope to meet soon to hear her thoughts in person. We're always looking to improve our work culture and our events. We thank Alison for voicing her concern to us."
Her complaints come at a time when the international and Canadian film industries are struggling to address stark gender inequity that keeps women out of most of the top creative jobs. TIFF 2016, which ran from Sept. 8 to 18, included several panels about opportunities for women in the industry, including one about the shockingly low level of female directors in bigger budget films – estimated at less than 10 per cent in Hollywood and even lower in Canada and the United Kingdom.
There has also been backlash in recent years against the use of so-called "booth babes" at trade shows in both the computer and pharmaceutical industries in the United States, where critics have complained that the practice of luring the public with scantily clad young women is based on stereotypes of the customers and insulting assumptions about their professional behaviour. Some trade shows have established exhibitor dress codes in response.Report Typo/Error
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Mummy's Little Dalek Jumper (Doctor Who) by ABitterKnitter
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Mummy's Little Dalek Jumper (Doctor Who)
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For fans of Doctor Who, a Dalek-inspired pinafore dress for baby! The Doctor could be in trouble if he was ever confronted by Daleks as cute as this one!
This pattern was not officially test knit but has now been knit many times.
In terms of size, it was roomy but a short dress on my three-month-old and still fit my fifteen-month-old (who wears 12-18 mo. clothing) as a shirt.
Jumper knit bottom-up in the round and measures 9 inches from cast on to cast off (not including straps). Construction includes bobbles. (I floated the CC yarn behind between the bobbles. I did not cut and weave in ends for each bobble!)
Yarn requirements: 140+ yards main colour, 80+ yards contrasting colour.
Additional materials: 2 1" buttons (optional)
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Walnut Cookie Bars (With Shortbread Crust)
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Recipe by Kittencalrecipezazz
If desired melt chocolate chips in the microwave then drizzle on top of the cooled bars. Yield is only estimated depending on the size you cut the bars, chopped pecans can be used in place of walnuts. This is not a sweet bar, you can increase the brown sugar slightly for a sweeter taste, for a thicker bar bake in an 11 x 7-inch baking dish and adjust baking time.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup flour
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup very cold butter (cut into pieces, no substitutes)
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 2⁄3 cup light brown sugar, packed
- 1⁄2 cup corn syrup
- 1 pinch salt
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 3 large eggs
- 1 1⁄2 cups chopped walnuts
Directions See How It's Made
- Set oven to 350° (oven rack to second-lowest position).
- Grease a 13 x 9-inch baking dish.
- In a processor (I use my small processor for this) place the flour and sugar, process for a couple of seconds.
- Add in cold butter and vanilla; process until fine crumbs form (about 10 seconds or just until the mixture holds together).
- Press the mixture into bottom of the baking pan.
- Bake 350° (second-lowest oven rack) for about 12-15 minutes or until the edges are just golden brown.
- Meanwhile in a bowl whisk together brown sugar, corn syrup, 2 teaspoons vanilla, pinch salt and eggs until well blended.
- Mix in chopped walnuts.
- Pour over the crust.
- Bake for about 20 minutes or until set (these bars do not bake out high so watch closely they bake quickly!).
- Cool for about 1 hour or more before slicing.
- At this point you can drizzle with melted chocolate if desired.
- Slice into bar shapes.