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Tag Archives: Pokemon Black and White 2
Fri, May 10, 2013 | 14:05 BST
Pokémon: X & Y news coming May 19, Deoxys distribution event happening
We've got a couple news nuggets for Pokémon fans today pertaining to the Deoxys distribution event which is going on now for Black and White 2, and news on the adventures included in X and Y will be featured on Pokémon Smash soon.
Tue, Oct 16, 2012 | 20:27 BST
Pokémon Black and White 2 infographic is full of Pokéfacts
An infographic for Pokémon Black and White 2 has been released by Nintendo, and it contains everything you've ever wanted to know and more about the title. It's full of Pokéfacts regarding the story, Dream Radar, Memory Link, and enough Poké to get your Poké fill in the most Poké way possible. Head below for a look.
Sun, Oct 07, 2012 | 23:35 BST
Pokémon Black & White 2 offers free Genesect download
If you picked up Pokémon Black or White 2 (or even both), don't forget to hook up your console to the Intertubes and grab a free, exclusive Pokémon, the frankly disturbing Genesect. There's a brief teaser video of the Bug and Steel type through the break. US fans have until November 12 to grab Genesect, while Europeans have to wait till October 12 to get their paws on him.
Mon, Jul 30, 2012 | 01:54 BST
Pokémon Black & White 2 arrive down under October 11
The local arm of Nintendo has confirmed Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 will release in Australia and New Zealand on October 11. The DS titles are playable on 3DS, and will be supported by Pokémon Dream Radar, a 3DS eShop release of the same date allowing players to collect Pokémon for transfer to the core game. The RPG sequels have already sold 2.3 million units in Japan and arrive in the US on October 7 and in Europe on October 12.
Fri, Jun 29, 2012 | 20:22 BST
Pokemon Black 2 outsells White 2 by 72,000 units
Media Create has broken down the sales of Pokemon Black and White 2 in Japan, and as far as retail was concerned, the Black version outsold the White version. Customers bought 817,000 copies of Black 2, and White 2 sold 745,000 copies. The Black version of the original Pokemon Black and White was also more popular with 1.32 million in opening sales, compared to White's 1.23 million. It was announced earlier this week the latest version of the series moved 1,561,738 units combined. Thanks, Siliconera.
Sat, Jun 23, 2012 | 17:47 BST
Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 pre-orders hit 1.16 million
Pre-orders for Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 have reached 1.16 million for both offerings combined. In comparison, Pokemon Black and Pokemon White also garnered over 1 million pre-orders, going on to see over 14.71 million units worldwide. Black and White 2 launched today in Japan, and it will be interested to see how the Media Create numbers stack against the pre-order figures next week. Both head westward in the fall. Thanks, Gematsu.
Wed, May 16, 2012 | 08:50 BST
Pokemon Black and White 2 gets first trailer
Nintendo's released the first trailer for Pokemon Black and White 2 in Japan overnight. Get it below, via GoNintendo.
It's out this summer in Japan and this autumn in the west for DS.
Tue, May 15, 2012 | 08:18 BST
Pokemon Black and White 2 gets new screens
Nintendo's released a pair of new images for Pokemon Black and White 2 for DS. Andriasang has them. It's out this autumn in the UK.
Sat, Apr 14, 2012 | 15:57 BST
Pokémon Black and White 2 debut trailer shows in-game footage
Nintendo has released a video for Pokémon Black and White 2, granted, it's in Japanese, but you really don't need to understand the language to know what's going on. When watching, you'll notice quite a bit of in-game clips, a look at some of the characters and even a bit of Poké-on-Poké battle action. The DS game releases in Japan on June 23 and heads westward sometime in early autumn. Thanks, AGB.
Thu, Apr 12, 2012 | 07:53 BST
Pokémon Black and White 2 introduces new characters, hometown
The first direct sequel in the Pokémon series continues the franchise's tradition of all new content.
Fri, Mar 16, 2012 | 19:53 GMT
Pokemon Black and White 2 box art revealed
It's been a slow news day for Pokemon fans, but wallow in sorrow no more, we've news for you yet! More »
Thu, Mar 01, 2012 | 23:00 GMT
Meloetta revealed as newest Pokemon for Black and White 2
Nintendo has announced the latest Pokemon as Meloetta, a genderless Melody Pokemon which will appear in the next Pokemon movie. This is the third Pokemon to be announced for Black 2 and White 2 after Keldeo, Black Kyurem and White Kyurem which brings the total number of Pokemon to 648 entries. Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 are set for a fall release in the US and Europe after being announced over the weekend after first teasing it on Pokemon Smash. Thanks, D'toid.
Wed, Feb 29, 2012 | 00:19 GMT
First Pokémon Black and White 2 trailer is snooze worthy
Pokémon Black and White 2 is going to sell like hotcakes so it doesn't really matter that this first teaser trailer is coma-inducing dull.
Mon, Feb 27, 2012 | 10:25 GMT
Pokemon Black and White 2 confirmed for UK autumn launch
Nintendo's announced it's to release Pokemon Black and White 2 this autumn in the UK for DS.
Sun, Feb 26, 2012 | 22:26 GMT
Pokemon Black and White 2 hitting DS this June in Japan
Game Freak's announced on Japanese TV tonight sequels for Pokemon Black and White will launch in Japan this June for DS.


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Excellent!!! Food was perfection, service was superb, ambiance wonderful. We went there to celebrate my moms birthday, and I can't be more happy we picked this place. This place is for people who enjoy quality food and service and romantic atmosfare.
Returned for a visit after several years..Food and service are from a bygone era. While expensive, a lot goes into the offerings, taste bud tantalizers and palate cleansing intermezzo are a very nice touch. Not only is food quality excellent, but preparation and presentation are tops. Well prepared cocktails and nice wine list add to the pleasure of the evening.
A suburban restaurant not in a street mall, very nice change. I would recommend this restaurant to friends who enjoy good food and wine in a restaurant with a good ambiance. We were not rushed through our meal, service good but not intrusive. Would gladly go back again. Big vote to the valet parking which saves hunting for parking.
Always a great meal, wine and service, just a great overall dining experience. There are two separate rooms however, and the red room just has so much more ambiance than the white one, you can't really compare.
The event was Mother's Day and you know what to expect on that occasion. You are usually rushed and in and rushed out. Not so at Oceanique. The evening was an all around wonderful experience. From the moment we were greeted until we left we felt that we were very special. Our table captain was extremely personable without being obnoxious. He took care of our every need. It was wonderful to watch the staff work as a team as they served us and attended to us. My martini was delicous and well made! The entrees were just marvelous and we treated ourselves to some very delicious desserts. And to top it off, the coffee is very flavorful and full bodied. And we were not rushed and this alone felt very good. Bravo! Oceanique!
Great food every single time. Creative, fresh, delicious...
Oceanique has always followed a simple formula for success: outstanding food and top notch service adds up to continued success. And their tenure as the gem of the store-fronts on Main street in Evanston proves this blueprint right on target. While some trendy restaurants come and go, like fashionable women who don't age that well, this gem has continued to both charm and excite food lovers from the north shore suburbs to the heart of the city. As their name clearly tells you, seafood is the main emphasis here although meat eaters have a fine steak or two to choose from as well. Without detailing the menu and wine list in full it's enough to say that the choices are both inventive and comforting. And so is the service.
Food was delicious but the restaurant is pricey. Definitely a special occasion place.
5course tasting was inventive, both in taste and appearance. Several cute and yummy amuse bouches. Service was outstanding ~ knowledgeable and helpful. Outstanding wine and beer choices.
A little old school for two Northwestern student couples. Food was good but the price isn't very friendly. Peach Iced Tea isn't tasty but cost $5. Wine list is very nice.
I can't rave about this place enough, the food and the service was outstanding! My boyfriend and I went there for our anniversary and had the 5 course tasting menu, plus an additional surprise course from the chef. The leek and lobster soup and the dessert were my favorite parts of the meal, however, every course was delicious!
My husband and I have been here twice, now. We are always pleasantly surprised with what we get. The food is pricey, but it's worth it. I had lobster with beets and potatoes. I'd never had it prepared that way before. It was delicious. The service is excellent, and they occasionally brought us free little tidbits between courses such as ceviche and gelato.
The food was very good but very expensive for the amount of the small portion given. Service was excellent and the place was very comfortable. For a 5 course meal with 4 drinks and 2 people = $294.00. 18% tip was auto added to the bill which is required by this restaurant. If the service was not good, you do not have a choice to give a lower tip. That is very uncomfortable.
What a lovely restaurant! The food was terrific, especially the scallops with kimchi. The room was lovely, and the service attentive without being obtrusive.Our total enjoyment was slightly marred by the loud, rude, swearing guy at the table next to us, who I'm pretty sure from their conversation, stiffed the waiter, but that wouldn't stop us from returning. It is pricey, so it will be a special occasion place for us, but we will be back.
We really enjoyed ourselves. Great food. Even better customer servic! I would tell anybody about this place. I have never haf salmon so soft and delicate but well done. Food presentation was exquisited perfectly. My fiancé bday dinner was very nice.Thank you,
This was a great choice for our anniversary dinner. We had a tasting menu and loved very course.
We were a group of four adults, ages 53-62, who are fairly sophisticated diners. Two of the party were not really fish eaters; They were both very pleased with their salmon entrees, enjoying them very much. The other two diners were also very pleased with their selections. We loved the palate refresher in between courses. The desserts were delicious, a nice variety of choices. The wine I chose, a Chardonnay, was delicious, but at 30$ for 6oz., that's too steep a price to enjoy more than one glass for me. 2 of the party are red wine drinkers, so they ordered a 68$ bottle, which ended up being more economical for them. I enjoyed the dinner, but won't be returning.the wine prices are just too steep for me to enjoy the experience again.
Oceanique never fails to please. As always, the food was beautiful and delicious, the service was polite and attentive, and the wine selection was impressive, and as an extra treat, the decor is brand new. We love Oceanique and are so lucky that it is located in Evanston!
Each course was bursting with flavor, perfectly timed with special bites from the chef in between. But the main course was a true mouth explosion. Oceanique's creative, inspired cooking is not to miss.
Outstanding renovation. Great attention to detail. Artistically presented food. Delicious without being pretentious. Attentive waitstaff. Some Northwestern University groups were present and that creates a positive atmosphere. A real gem! Congratulations to Chef Grosz! Terrific seafood! Creative desserts.
Chef Mark and Sommelier Phillipe really outdid themselves this time! The dinner with Lobster main was absolutely wonderful. The wines Phillipe picked for us for dinner and dessert were perfect matches. Love to come here.
Sommelier's wine by the glass suggestion was excellent. Dinner perfectly cooked and favors excellent. Service attentive without being intrusive. Staff went out of their way to make our anniversary celebration special. No need to wait another year, we'll be back soon.
You can order off the menu, or have a seven-course dinner. The staff is very refined and attentive, but never overbearing. You're given plenty of time during and between courses for dining and conversation, and never rushed with the next course. Excellent suggestions for wine pairings, and great food. If you appreciate fine dining, you'll more than get your money's worth!
The dinner was fantastic, I loved the oysters, and the skate was full of flavor, and the other guests loved their choices.
We have been coming here a couple of times per year for years and are always delighted for the great package starting with the ambiance, then the service and best of all, the creativity and quality of the food-we have always been delighted. And as a bonus, its quite and you have a conversation. The menu changes do anything we might recommend might not be there when you get there, but its hard not find every dish wonderful. Our dinner included a sorbet intermezzo, but I don't eat sugar, they gave us a bit more of the great smoked salmon appetizer.....thats service....and good food. Looking forward to the next time.
The food, indescribably delicious. We had the tasting menu, which we highly recommend as a way to taste several of Oceaniques amazing dishes. Lightly Smoked Salmon which was delicate and soft and perfectly garnished. Wild Maine Day Boat Scallop Sashimi which was absolutely smooth as butter and melted in our mouths. The Wild Maine Day Boat Scallops are to die for, something you will crave immediately after finishing the dish. Wild Delaware Skate and Organic Danish Faroe Islands Salmon are both faves. Lastly, the Valhrona Chocolate-Caramel Pot de Creme a delicate ending to a perfect ending. Martini's are a perfect pairing to this light cuisine! Service is impeccable! You will be talking about your experience for days to come.
Wonderful food, great service, new decor very attractive but very expensive, but worth it.
Although it was a lovely summer evening we decided to sit inside. Sidewalk cafes in Evanston rarely work with cars, vans and trucks passing by. The decor is not top notch, but pleasant. The food was very good and the addition of chef tastes were wonderful. I had the bouillabaisse and it was delicious. Our first waiter was pleasant and informative, but too busy - they were short on staff. A very nice young man took over the tasks of bringing food and taking plates away. Slim wine list, but very good choices. More expensive than we expected, but we felt it was worth it and will return.
Wonderful dinner,love the new space. Service was great. Warm and so inviting. Presentation and taste were simply great. I am still adjusting to the price point - able to take my breath away. I will continue to work on that as not eating here is NOT an option. Thanks Chef and Fellipe for the truly wonderful food and beverage offerings.
We tried their 5-course tasting menu. It was excellent and they were happy to adapt the selections to our dietary needs. The servers were knowledgeable and attentive. The food was excellent.
We had the pleasure of dining at our favorite restaurant on Friday. Oceanique has been totally re-decorated! Beautiful! New chairs are so comfortable, too! Food was excellent, as usual. Delicious bay scallops and outstanding ravioli. We shared a beet salad that was great, too! Philippe was on hand with a beautiful bottle of champagne that complemented our feast. We'll be back soon!
We go to Oceanique once or twice a year, and are always impressed. The seafood is always very fresh and the preparation very inventive and delicious.
Decor vastly improved Food wonderful Service friendly and professional but slow to start.
Outstanding 5 course tasting menu. Unique and fresh vegetables. Incredible seafood, including wild skate wing and Alaskan halibut. This restaurant goes out of its way to deal with gluten or other food allergies, which is commendable. Many nights there are individuals from Northwestern community here. It is even worth a drive from Chicago or other suburbs.
we've been enjoying mark grosz's wonderful creations for many years now. his food is always as beautiful to look at as it is delectable to eat. mark uses unique, fresh ingredients to compose really interesting plates with wonderful flavor combinations. i overheard the table next to ours raving about the food; it was their first time there, and one gentlemen remarked that he'd never had food of that quality before. service was near perfect, and the remodeled restaurant looks very nice.
Favorite restaurant of all time. And with the impeccable remodel, there is no comparison - this is truly a five star establishment.
Food was excellent, very unique and well prepared, wine list was extensive. Service was good to very good. My objection is that "TravelZoo" diners were "ostracized" by being placed in a separate small dining room. Quarters for the TravelZoo diners were very tight, crowded and decor was not great ... made the whole experience somewhat disappointing!
Our meal was outstanding! A bit pricy, but the food was delicious & the presentation beautiful. We did not leave a crumb on our plates. The service was wonderful & made us feel special for our anniversary.
excellent food, a bit over the top in formality. no need to describe each little bite of food presented...but they are (mostly) quite good bites.
This is a high end gourmet restaurant without the snooty attitude. The chef puts out incredible food consistantly. It's pricey but when you want to spend an evening in a not rushed and friendly establishment eating food that couldn't be fresher or better created and prepared, this is your place. I can't think of any other restaurant I would rather go to for a special meal.
We love Oceanique. They do everything well - from the cocktails to the amuse to the soup to the foie gras (best anywhere) to the fish to all the flavors and especially to the service (the wine service was particularly charming - without pretension - and informative. We have too many good things to say in this amount of space. Just go.
We eat out fairly often, and have been to most of the high end 'big name' restaurants in Chicago. It was well worth the drive to Evanston for this fantastic meal. The chef is extremely talented and actually gave us a freebie (a delicious squash ravioli). I wouldn't hesitate recommending Oceanique.
Long my favorite restaurant in the Chicago area, I chose it again for my Birthday celebration with my wife and some close friends. Start to finish, it was an overall wonderful experience. The food, of course, was way over the top. Perfectly cooked and beautifully presented fish dishes, with just the right amount to enjoy without feeling overstuffed at the end. The service, though high end, was not stuffy. The wine menue is extensive (I didn't choose the $14,000 bottle) and the modestly priced (for the restaurant) choice of Spanish wine was excellent. It's wonderful to know that such and old, venerable restaurant in Evanston continues to survive and excell.
I really liked this restaurant. The choices were good, the seafood was outstanding. The waiter was helpful in our selections. We had attentive service, but not intrusive. The desserts looked wonderful although we did not save room! The restaurant has been in town for years, but has been updated so it looked fresh. It has always enjoyed a deserved high rating. It is expensive and the servings are not large, but very well prepared. We would go back.
The drive from the city on a Friday to anywhere is always harrowing, but when you arrive at Oceanique you quickly realize it was well worth the drive. Be sure to valet park for only $10. The entire staff here could not be more welcoming. I highly recommend a St Germaine cocktail at the bar to start your evening. We were using aTravelzoo coupon for a prix fixed dinner (never, ever pass on these when they are offered for this restaurant) & the menu had excellent choices. Fish is the star here & it was prepared & presented perfectly in each dish. Although we did not partake, the wine pairing is an excellent deal.
As always the food is very high quality. There's no need for the server to explain everything that's being seved as it disrupts table conversation and if it is important to anyone they will ask.
We had not been back in over a year since our son was born, the entire experience was wonderful. We are so fortunate to have places like this in Evanston.
The great write up in the Tribune inspired us to return. We always had a great time at Oceanique but after so many years, we were busy trying trendy places. How amazing to come back and find the food is better than ever with a new casual but sophisticated interior. (The chairs are unusually comfortable!). Love that the generous chef sent out unexpected goodies. Our new favorite.
We celebrated a special occasion with a dinner for four and were ecstatic with the food, the service, the attentions of the chef, the waiter, the sommelier, the hostess, and the bartender. The degustation was perfect--we especially enjoyed the quail with foie gras and the spices on the turbot. When we explained to the waiter that one of us was allergic to chocolate, he quickly switched the dessert. We live in Evanston and are delighted to have a restaurant of this caliber so close to home.
the food is excellent. the ambience perfect for a romantic or business quiet meal. the service is mostly quite attentive.


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1:55pm Thursday 31st May 2012 in London Olympics 2012 - Latest News
THIRTY five thousand people packed the town centre streets to see the London 2012 Olympic torch make its way through Warrington.
The torch arrived at around 1.24pm - running around 25 minutes late with Sue Stout taking up the first leg along Liverpool Road.
Brazilian basketball star Oscar Schmidt took up the flame outside the Town Hall and played up to the crowds of school children who were there to take part in Olympic style events.
The 6ft 8in former basketball player held the torch high into the air as office workers hung out of windows to see the torch make its way down Sankey Street.
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Oscar passed on the flame to John Paul Smith at the top of Bridge Street by the Guardian statues and the Olympic flame was serenaded by Warrington Male Voice Choir.
Stev Deakin was the next torch bearer to carry the flame down the streets of Warrington.
Seventeen-year-old Jason El-kaleh then took part in the famous 'kiss' procedure where the flame passes from one torch to the next to continue on the route towards The Halliwell Jones Stadium.
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Now the torch has arrived for a lunch time stop at Orford Jubilee Park, the town's Olympic legacy, with 12-year-old Emily Woodward the final torch bearer taking it to the £30million development which was opened by the Queen two weeks ago today.
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I have a friend, a nearly life long friend and "Comic Book Guy" who sells every year at SDCC. I work his local Comic shows for free so when I CAN afford to go to SDCC, I get a free Dealers Badge which is the Golden Key to getting exclusives. Sadly, can't afford it this year and fund my two October trips (Halloween Haunt at Knotts and Dallas for a Glass collectors Con) I've already asked them to get me one of the action figures if possible, and God love him, he's never NOT been able to score me the Limited I ask him to hunt down for me. (Skeleanimals, Ralph McQuarry Boba Fett, etc.)
I wish I was going because I would try to get stuff for you guys. If I hear of any other reputable sources for stuff at decent, or non markup prices, I will let you know.
Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2010 7:35 pm
thebruce wrote:
afaik with limited items like this, they're sold one per person, and the lines can get HUGE!
I've been able to pick up multiples of "limited edition" items before, as long as they're
. The freebies, though, are almost always one per person, first come first serve.
That said, I'm sure you can't walk away with a hundred of them. But I've never had a problem picking up two or three of a limited-to-5000 Comic-Con exclusive figure. If you're willing to give them money for it, they're usually happy to take it
No question about the lines though... you've got to decide ahead of time what you absolutely MUST HAVE, and go get it before you do anything else. I'll be jumping on these first thing
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 9:01 pm
Wow... people are already preselling these exclusives for a crap load of cash!! Some on ebay are as high as 50 for the lightcycle and 85 for the figure! This is my first year not going in the last 5 so if anyone here is going and can grab me any for a reasonable price pm me to let me know, cuz there is no way I am 10x the price for a five dollar lightcycle.
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 6:37 pm
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This is kinda cute, from the
Toy Newsi forums
If I'm not mistaken, theres a guy that was part of the SF security distraction team with me that actually designed this. his signature should be part of the design on stitches head.
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 12:26 pm
I hate that this year vacation time is so packed that I won't be able to make SDCC again.
Especially with Tron being so close to release. argh!
btw, afaik with limited items like this, they're sold one per person, and the lines can get HUGE! In other words, if you want one, better make sure you're there early early and never leave until you're done.
No one takes risks with things like this, so even if it's NOT that popular, there are still very early lineups.
One thing I learned last year, you'll never get the
experience at SDCC. The only way to be satisfied is to set your eyes on a couple of things, and focus entirely on them. Then if there's extra time, explore a bit
So if you want something, prioritize your goals and go overboard in your effort to get it. hehe
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 7:49 am
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blink wrote:
...But yeah, just giving people a heads up and hopefully I'll have some extra toys to share on this forum!
"Oooh, Oooh, Oooh! First dibs on a vintage figure."
Hahahahaha, always love a good Welcome Back, Kotter ref
Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:33 pm
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how can we pre-order this stuff?
Oh, I just meant exclusives in general (not just TRON-related). Some places, like Sideshow Collectibles offer pre-orders on their site for pickups at the Con. If there will be anything about pre-orders for TRON exclusives, I'm sure we'll hear about it on here
Which actually reminds of this (sorry if this is old news, might've been posted elsewhere on the forum):
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:27 pm
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...But yeah, just giving people a heads up and hopefully I'll have some extra toys to share on this forum!
"Oooh, Oooh, Oooh! First dibs on a vintage figure."
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:02 pm
how can we pre-order this stuff?
Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:51 pm
I'll definitely try and pick-up as many TRON toys as I can. Anything I have left over, I'll post it on here and it'll be a first-come, first-serve sort of a deal, and we'll figure out shipping and whatnot.
Like emeraldbeacon said, it's pretty much madness trying to pick-up exclusives at the con, the lines are just ridiculous. If it weren't for Preview Nights, I would probably have no chance of getting exclusives unless they were pre-ordered.
But yeah, just giving people a heads up and hopefully I'll have some extra toys to share on this forum!
Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 12:39 pm
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Look what I found. Damn I wish there was a way to cash in on this without the risk of the rat suing.
There are two entities you do NOT want to mess with... Disney, and Lucasfilm. They protect their copyrights with a
Also, thinking about the $5 LightCycle... it's probably something akin to a Hot Wheels car, most likely in exclusive colors (primarily black) that will be released in a couple of different versions come this winter (say, black & blue for Sam, black & yellow for Clu, perhaps a silver & blue for Tron).
Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 8:35 am
Look what I found. Damn I wish there was a way to cash in on this without the risk of the rat suing.
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Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 1:43 am
I will be attending SDCC, barring disaster, and could feasibly try to get some of these (or other exclusives) for interested parties...
I haven't yet decided what my 'swag policy' is going to be yet, so that might have to wait a little... but likely, it'll be along the lines of:
1. After deciding what you want, you pay a reasonable estimate for all costs for the item(s) prior to SDCC.
Most items will have listed prices... but sometimes, those prices change. Often, they're nudged up or down to account for CA sales tax, so the final number ends up as something more manageable.
2. I attempt to obtain what you've asked for.
If unable, you get a full refund for any/all item(s) I can't get. Sometimes, lines for exclusives can be ludicrously long (don't EVEN get me started on Mattel), and at times, there's a raffle for the option to buy limited items (only about 1/3 or 1/4 of people will get the opportunity to buy on that day... it's one of the only fair ways to give everyone a shot at them). There are frequently quantity limits, too... one person can't buy more than, say, four of a given piece. If I have five interested parties, I can try to get a fellow line-stander to get one for me, but no promises. Regardless, I will make all reasonable efforts to get what you want, but can't make any promises.
3. Shipping will be calculated after SDCC.
I pack everything up nice and safe, then send you the final bill for shipping, plus or minus any added charges or refunds due to unique convention variables. After recieving shipping payment, everything gets sent off! I'm willing to send to just about anywhere - including overseas - but I might need help in terms of filling out any unusual paperwork or in addressing the package properly, of course.
Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 12:05 am
I guess I knew where I'll be hanging out in my real world Flynn duds! (Almost done sewing the jacket.)
Also of note, that Tron disc someone posted a pic of is NOT a repackaged product. New mold, new replica.
Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:53 pm
Since all these photos are being posted of Disney Tron tie-ins, I have a vacation photo from DisneyWorld from ~7 years ago when they were celebrating Mickey's 75th anniversary as memory serves. So they had 75 differently dressed statues of Mickey. One of them was in a Tron outfit. Naturally, I took several pics. Anyone interested in my posting?
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Cyberbullying summit at Pennridge High School to talk about real stories, safe practices
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Forty-two percent of children have been the target of cyberbullying, and almost one in four have been bullied more than once, according to www.cybersafephilly.com. But statistics do not convey the personal tragedy of children like Megan Meier, who took her own life after being bullied weeks before her 14th birthday.
Now Tina Meier, Megan's mother and founder of the Megan Meier Foundation, travels the country sharing Megan's story and promoting safe Internet practices. Tina is the guest speaker at 10 Verizon Cybersafe Philly summits across Southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Summits are scheduled at 7 p.m. April 18 at Souderton Area High School, 621 Lower Road, Souderton, and at 7 p.m. May 16 at Pennridge High School, 1228 N. Fifth St., Perkasie. All parents in the community are welcome to attend the free summits.
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Tina had plenty to be angry about, since her daughter was cyberbullied by a former friend and the friend's mother, neighbors living down the street from the Meiers, according to www.meganmeierfoundation.org.
Attending support groups, Tina saw other parents in that same place of frustration seven years after the death of a child.
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Most laws addressing Internet harassment or stalking have been reactive, according to Tina. "You don't realize there's a flaw in the law until these situations come about," Tina said.
Attendees at a White House anti-bullying summit March 10 discussed federal legislation addressing Internet harassment, an important topic since each state currently has its own legislation, Tina said.
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Tina said she is grateful that Verizon chose her to speak at its cybersafety summits.
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Verizon has been engaged in Internet safety on multiple fronts, but 2011 is the first year that the company has sponsored summits across the region, according to Lee Gierczynski, a Verizon representative.
Verizon's FIOS services offer parental controls and other cybersafety tools, and the Verizon Foundation supports initiatives that fund nonprofits to provide programs that reduce children's risks online, Gierczynski said.
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Normally, students are in session from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. with an hour lunch break and several short breaks throughout the day. Although your daily sessions with faculty usually conclude by 5 p.m., these are full academic days and may be accompanied by nightly review of materials, and/or additional brief reading assignments for the next day.
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A continental breakfast, i.e. muffins, bagels, fruit, coffee and tea as well as lunch and snacks will be available daily. Students are responsible for dinners. There are several dining options in downtown Yellow Springs and surrounding areas, including a grocery store.
Information related to dining, lodging and events in Yellow Springs is available on the Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce website.
The School of Education is offering a series of professional development workshops designed to address specific challenges facing current and future educators. Co-teaching kicks off the series.
Co-teaching has typically been used as a classroom strategy by teachers of exceptional students and teachers of typically developing students. However, co-teaching is now being explored as a collaborative partnership by cooperating teachers and the student teachers they support as a way to increase instructional effectiveness and advance student learning. This 3-hour professional development session explains the benefits of co-teaching; describes how it is useful for both cooperating teachers and student teachers; and provides practical plans for implementing co-teaching models in the classroom.


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Rio+20 - The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development
The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 20 to 22 June 2012.
Rio+20 was one of the biggest international gatherings of 2012, and the largest event in the history of the United Nations. It presented an opportunity to re-direct and re-energise political commitment to the three dimensions of sustainable development: economic growth, social improvement and environmental protection.
Rio+20 focused on two themes:
- A Green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication
- The institutional framework for sustainable development
At the culmination of the conference, United Nations Member States, including Australia, agreed the Future We Want outcomes document by consensus.
Australia has developed the Outcomes for Australia document, which highlights the priorities for Australia coming out of Rio+20, and includes the work already being done in these areas.
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TDN Mini Rockets™ are a stabilized source of lactic acid bacteria including Lactobacillus acidophilus DDS-1, inulin, yeast and certain vitamins in a fast dissolving capsule for quick absorption. Administer to calves the day they are born, during feed changes, depressed appetite, weaning, shipping, weather changes and following antibiotic treatment.
TDN Mini Rockets™ are a fast dissolving capsule allowing for ease of application and quick absorption. The capsules contain stabilized direct fed microbials, inulin, yeast and vitamins required for maintaining a healthy gut and strong appetite during times of stress in calves.
How it works:
Direct fed microbials have been shown to maintain normal appetite. Since one direct fed microbial alone cannot provide all the required health benefits, TDN Mini Rockets™ contains four species of live naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria including three species of Lactobacillus (acidophilus, plantarum, casei) along with Enterococcus faecium. Live Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus plantarum, Lactobacillus casei and Enterococcus faecium all ferment lactose into lactic acid. As direct fed microbials, they promote breakdown and assimilation of nutrients while helping to maintain proper gut flora. Inulin helps support the direct fed microbials. The vitamins help keep animals in peak condition. Vitamins C and E provide antioxidant support. Antioxidants scavenge damaging free radicals.
Brand | Vets Plus |
Manufacturer | Vets Plus |
Size | 50 count |
Size Options | No |
Color Options | No |
Cost/Feeding | No |
Place capsule into a balling gun. Hold the animal's head in a slightly elevated position and place the balling gun into the back of the mouth. Deposit the capsule, insuring that the animal swallows the capsule. Do not give to animals that are unable to swallow. You may also break open the capsule and top-dress the contents, if desired. If conditions do not improve, consult your veterinarian.
Feeding Recommendations
1st Day | 2nd Day | 3rd Day | |
Birth | 2 capsules | 2 capsules | 1 capsule |
Depressed appetite | 2 capsules | 1 capsule | as needed |
Following antibiotic treatment | 2 capsules | 2 capsules | 1 capsule |
Disease Conditions, Scours | 2 capsules | 2 capsules | 2 capsules |
Weather change | 2 capsules | 1 capsule | as needed |
Keep Away from children
In the event of overdose: Contact a veterinarian or health official
Storage and Handling
Keep in cool, dry area for maximum stability.
Minimum Guaranteed Analysis (per capsule):
Vitamin A 87,500 IU Vitamin D3 18,750 IU Vitamin E 175 IU Vitamin B 12250 mcg Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 125 mg Niacin 1,000 mg Choline 50 mg
Total Lactic Acid Bacteria*.....750 Million CFU**
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** Colony Forming Units
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GoNU.TV - Get To Know Your Huskies - Men's Ice Hockey
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Maize KS Real Estate & Homes For Sale50 Properties Found
The median home value in Maize, KS is $113,200.
This is
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the county median home value of $103,400.
The national median home value is $152,300.
The average price of homes sold in Maize, KS is $113,200.
Approximately 68.61% of Maize homes are owned,
compared to 22.66% rented, while
8.72% are vacant.
Maize real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Maize real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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$2,500,0005500 N Maize Rd UNIT TBD RD > Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: PRUDENTIAL DINNING-BEARD - EAST
View additional info10 acres of tillable land with crop and 26 acre, 12 ft deep lake. City of Maize finished planning and deemed this area to be commercial property. City of Maize plans and subject to change, if buyer needs paving before scheduled date. Sand pit/lake has fish. Land has soybean crop, which will be harvested by seller, prior to closing. The only buildings on property are two old houses. Perfect location for apartment complex, hotel, church, or assisted living center. Near the K-96 on ramp towards Hutchinson. Geo code PK00119 pin number 286857. Takes were raised form $81 to $993.45 in 2012 because the lake was deemed recreational, owner is disputing in court. $1,978,00010710 W 53RD St N Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Nikkel and Associates
View additional infoSeller will be responsible for ensuring water and sewer to site, at seller's expense. Possession will be after funding. Seller will provide a survey after contract has been confirmed at Seller's expense. Currently zoned R-1. $746,0843932 N Sage Ct Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: J.P. Weigand New Homes
View additional infoWelcome to Bella Vita "Beautiful Life", the name of this floor plan. This huge 4 bedroom 3 1/2 bath home is luxury living at its best. The attention to detail is exquisitely apparent in every corner, inside and out, from the designer tile backsplashes to the radiant heat in floor. The zero/NO-STEP entry leads into a spacious open floorplan where the kitchen, dining area room, and stately great room all open onto a private spacious courtyard, while the great room also opens onto a covered patio, bringing the beautiful outdoors in on a lot that is on the WATER and has TREES. Beautiful lot, beautiful location and on a cul-de-sac of elegant, estate homes in the Watercress Estates. Great street to live on. The gourmet kitchen features 12' ceilings, custom cherry cabinets, stainless appliances, under and over counter lighting, two islands, and lots of granite, including a granite topped built-in hutch, and separate built in wine cooler. The great room beckons you to come and relax below an impressive tray and beam ceiling in front of the glowing gas fireplace, flanked by custom built in cabinets on either side. The huge master suite is a relaxing retreat unto itself, with a 10' tray ceiling, a built-in computer center & coffee bar, and a large walk-in master closet with custom built-in dresser. The master bath features separate tub and custom tile shower with seat and glass surround and double vanities. The 2nd bedroom on the main level is also a 2nd master suite with its own bath and area in the home. Very private. Office has 1/2 bath attached to it, so can also be a bedroom as it has a closet. This home is designed to entertain and provides lots of natural light, lots of commons area and is very open. The 2nd floor has 2 more bedrooms, commons room/living room and another bathroom. This house has it all and with a view!! The home also features a concrete safe room in the garage, and large office/flex room. Other conveniences in this home include high performance Lo E Earthwise windows, surround sound prewire and speakers, security system prewire, insulated garage and insulated garage doors, a post light in front courtyard. Sprinkler system, landscaping and sod included. Taxes are for vacant lot. This home qualifies for 10 year property tax incentive program and Maize City Water/utilities program.This house is eligible for city general property tax rebates. School, tax/HOA information, dimensions and features deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All information subject to change by builder and/or developer without prior notice. Total specials figure is an estimate of full payout excluding interest. Contact listing agent for more information. $729,0009509 W Moss Rose Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX REALTY PRO MAPLE
View additional infoIncredible Custom Built Goentzel Construction Home! The Owner personally built this magnificent property! The main floor boasts beautiful oak hardwood floors in the high traffic areas and carpet in the family areas. 20' ceilings in the family room also accent the home. Look into the kitchen with its Alderwood cabinetry and granite counter tops. There is a awesome custom stone wall separating the kitchen from the family room. The mud room has a 10' custom bench and lockers. Slate floors adorn the powder bath and mud room. Upstairs offers more living space with wood end caps and wrought iron balusters and floor lighting on the stairs. There is beautiful wood paneling wainscot down the hallway. The master features a coffered ceiling with crown molding and rope lighting, plus sitting room with coffered ceiling as well. The master bath has a large 6'x4' walk in shower with marble floor and hand shower. There is a seperate bath for bedroom 2 as well as a Jack and Jill bath for bedrooms 3&4 upstairs. The basement has 9 foot ceilings. There is a Home theatre with elevated platform for seating. There is also an additional 5th bedroom and a 1/2 bath. Outside enjoy Separate, Guest/In-law Quarters offering 432sqft of handicap accessible, living space with an additional bedroom, bath, family room & kitchen! Additional features of the main home include: Top of the line Low E Anderson Windows**Hardi Plank Siding**Steel Insulated Garage DOors**Ultra Shield waterproofing on foundation, 10 yr warranty**Gutters with Gutter Guard**Iconene foam insulation on exterior walls and ceiling**3 1/4" maple trim throughout**solid 7' wood doors on main floor and basement**Delta Oil Rubbed Bronze fixtures**Dog Box in garage**Culligan Water Softner. THIS IS A MUST SEE!! $525,0004114 Fiddlers Cove Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: PRUDENTIAL DINNING-BEARD - EAST
View additional infoAs you enter this beautiful home you are from the open entryway and formal dining room to room with a stunning window looking through the covered screened-in deck at the Park and Waterfall. This home offers 4 finished bedrooms, 3 full baths, lower level family room with wet bar. There is a space to finish a 4th full bath and 5th bedroom or could be finished as a theater room or home office. Other features of this home include a 3 car side load garage, 2 fireplaces, and true walkout. You can live gracefully in this open split bedroom plan with all the extras. $499,9004020 N Fiddlers Cove Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: PRUDENTIAL DINNING-BEARD - EAST
View additional infoThis home is a new custom plan built by LEE Construction a must see starting with the custom wrought iron front door which opens into a large foyer, loft ceilings, 8 foot solid wood doors, formal dining room, wood floors throughout, OPEN FLOOR PLAN, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, gas stove. This home offers 3 bedrooms upstairs, 2 full baths and a powder room, beautiful stone fireplace in great room. Lower level family room with wet bar, fireplace, 4th bedroom, full bath, walk out basement pit below the screened in deck. Extra bath and 5th bedroom are framed on lower level. 3 car garage. $425,5003837 N Watercress Ct Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: The Realty Dot, Inc.
View additional infoBeautiful family home in park-like setting w private backyard-BELOW APPRAISED VALUE-Spacious open concept-New Oak hardwood floors-High ceilings-Gorgeous knotty alder cabinets-All granite-Upscale amenities-Central Vac-Oversz garage & mudrm-Spacious Mstr Suite w private access to vaulted covered deck. Walk to Maize S School Complex. $399,5003936 N Goldenrod Ct Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: J.P. WEIGAND & SONS RIDGE ROAD
View additional infoSELLER IS OFFERING $5000 TOWARDS BUYERS COSTS! This fabulous ranch home was custom built and offers many upgrades and is full of wonderful details. The French country style has stucco, brick & stone. Hardwood, hard surface counter tops of granite in kitchen and bathrooms. All Custom window treatments and includes a vault in the living room and coffers in the dining and master bedroom. The finished basement is a walk out/ view out and has a wet bar with granite, fireplace and game area. You will love the separate theater/media room. This beautiful home has been built with energy in mind; icynene foam insulation package, Anderson 400 low e windows, high efficiency heat and air and concrete siding. The trex decking with rod iron railing on the covered deck. Also the huge patio area backs up to the lake. Professionally landscaped, and many trees added. Also an extra area belongs to the property behind the fence & is sprinkled. The community pool is across the street. Circular drive, irrigation well and sprinkler system. Customize faux painting as well. This home is absolutely beautiful and has it all. Move right in. To many extras to ever build this home for this price! Seller will carpet basement professional faux painted concrete floor with an acceptable offer, on buyers request. $384,9003865 N Watercress Ct. Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX PREMIER - W 21ST
View additional infoCustom built home on a cul-de-sac lot with trees on the back of the property. This home has many upgrades including hardwood floors, granite counter tops in the kitchen, a walk-in pantry and high energy efficient air and heating. The master suite has a large walk-in closet and the master bath has double sinks, a corner tub and tiled shower and floor. Main floor laundry. Downstairs is a terrific entertainment area. Covered deck is 22x18. This home was a previous model home. SELLER WILL ASSIST WITH CLOSING COSTS AND PRE-PAIDS ON AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER BY NOVEMBER 30, 2013. $346,4494055 N Bluestem St Maize, KS 67101
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: J.P. Weigand New Homes
View additional infoAwesome Nies Home!! Walk into a beautiful foyer with room for a table, chair, lamp and art work. Talk about elegant. Entry door has picture window sidelights. The foyer sets the tone for the entire home--this plan is a winner. The living room is large and has large windows. Lots of natural light in this home. Enjoy the fireplace and built-ins. The kitchen has LOTS of extras and upgrades with a Walk-in Pantry. Cabinets have some with glass doors providing a great place to show off your collectibles. Gas cooktop. Pocket door to the walk-in pantry which also has a desk for your laptop. The range hood vents to the exterior. Granite counter-tops with designer tile backsplash sets the tone. There is a bench and coat hooks with shelves as you come in from the garage. The laundry room is a separate room and has a folding table. The master bedroom has, in addition to to a boxed ceiling, a ceiling fan and large master bathroom. The master bath has ceramic tiled floor, granite counter tops, a pocket door, separate TILED shower and tub. This split plan has 2 other bedrooms and a guest bath with granite. From the dining area you will be able to sit on your covered deck and enjoy your privacy. The basement has 2 bedrooms, another bathroom , a children's play room under the stairs, built-in bench in front of the window and great wet bar. The bathroom in the basement has DOUBLE SINKS and the tub & shower have their own door, so works great for guests and teens. Great design for busy people. The basement bar has cabinets, tile backsplash, tiled floor and pendant lights. This house has lots of upgrades: Large walk-in pantry with a pocket door, shoe rack in the master bedroom, large, TILED SHOWER in master, oval 5'6" soaker tub in the master bath, Low-E windows thru-out, 10 foot ceilings in the entry, living and dining area and the Master Suite, along with a picture window. The home comes with security system basic pre-wire, garage door opener and landscaping. This home qualifies for 10 year property tax incentive program from the City of Maize and for the $4000 in Maize City Utility Credits. Contact City of Maize for details. This house is eligible for Maize City general tax rebates. School, tax/HOA information, dimensions and features deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All information subject to change by builder and/or developer without prior notice. Total specials figure is an estimate of full payout excluding interest. Specials will be approximately $158 per month when all spread. Watercress is a great location. MAIZE Schools are across the street and down the street (3 minutes) Watercress if right off 96 highway, which gets you anywhere in Wichita in a few minutes. Watercress is 17 minutes to Koch Industries, Cessna, Lear Jet, 20 minutes to downtown and Cargill. New Market Square, 40 restaurants and the IMAX are 3 minutes away. Maize School bus picks up and drops off at Watercress. Also sidewalks to Maize South Schools and to Maize Middle. Great location, great neighborhood, wonderful neighbors.
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