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Another good Blue Ostrich wine. Good with salad.
one year ago
From Casa De Loco winery, Rocheport, Mo Very good red wine. Wish I had more.
2 years ago
Love this wine! Can't wait to get back to Texas to buy more. Table blush wine.
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From Ames, Ia
Mount Pleasant Claret Winery
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Blue Ostrich Winery Vineyard Lantana
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Blue Ostrich Lantana Wine
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Cupcake Chardonnay 2011
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Delaney Vineyards Cynthiana 2011
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From Delaney Vineyards in Grapevine Tx. Good red wine.
Pinky Tuscandero White Zinfandel
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Pennywise Pinot Noir 2010
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Pennywise Pinot Noir Tog wines. Com Very good with spaghetti & garlic bread. Will buy again
Sparks Vineyard Cranberry
5 years ago
Sweet table wine from Sparks Winery. Sparks Ok A bit to sweet for us but did pack a punch!
Sweet Bitch Merlot
5 years ago
Semi-sweet wine. More like a Pinot Noir. Not the oaky dry flavor of a true Merlot.
Stable Ridge Vineyards
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StableRidge Vineyards. Jeremiah's Red Enjoying with cheesecake to end our 24th Anniversary 😊 StableRidgeVineyards.com
Pomegranate Wine Tree Of Life
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Tree of Life Collection. Pomegranate Wine. Very good wine with Porterhouse steak. Very smooth semi-dry red.
5 years ago
Valentine's Day wines. Choco Vine is one of my favorites! Good sipping dessert wine on ice.
Wildflower j Lohr 2010
5 years ago
One of our favorites. Semi dry goes great with red sauce dishes or steak.
Stonehaven Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon 2002
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This wine was to dry for me but my husband enjoyed.
Mirassou Pinot Noir 2008
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Q3 financial report of Tantai Wanhua shows, although there are still
inventories valuing Rmb 1.53 bn, achievements this year will go
beyond expectation. Gross profit reached the highest of recent years.
PMDI increased by
11.51% compared to last year and by 2.65% increased by previous month
while that of MMDI increased by 10.32% and 3.32% respectively. Q3
revenue reached Rmb 4.26 bn, increased by 17.3% compared to last year
and 9.8% to previous month. That is to say, MDI takes up 75% of total
revenue and 80% of total profit.
By end of 2014, MDI
capacity in Yantai Bajiao industrial park will reach 600 ktpa and
overall capacity will added up to 1800 ktpa.
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Registration is open for the American Architectural Manufacturers Association National Summer Conference, to be held in Indianapolis, June 1-4. AAMA members can save $50 by registering online. The cut-off date for hotel reservations is May 14, at a special reduced rate of $149.
The conference will feature keynote speaker Dr. Elizabeth Watson's address on the future of the Americans with Disabilities Act principles and design. In her presentation, "Moving from ADA to Universal Design: A Road Map," Watson will cover designers' and manufacturers' desires to move to the next level of inclusion, using the principles of Universal Design. She will focus on creating a workflow for integrating UD principles and design into products. Watson has worked with people with disabilities for more than 24 years and has specialized in higher education for the past 14. She currently serves as the director of the Center for Students with Disabilities at the University of Wisconsin.
For the first time, AAMA is offering an event app, available soon for Apple and Android devices. Members are encouraged to download this app prior to the event as a way to keep up to date, as well as gain access to the conference schedule, agendas, map, etc. This year's AAMA scholarship winners will be announced and recognized during lunch on Tues., June 3.
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David Siegel is an important person, he has gobs of money and in his domain of wealth, those with have the right to dictate to those without. He is the CEO of Westgate Resorts, an important cog in the American economic system, in itself, having this key role in our lives, it is only fitting that Mr. Siegel knows what is best for his employees. He sent emails to those who work under his rule and made clear that "what does threaten your jobs, however is another 4 years of the same presidential administration.
He warned one and all that if that black dude got another four years, his employees should seek another job because he was firing workers in protest to the next four black years of his life. Of course, I guess this means David will run the entire operation, perhaps, with his wife's assistance.


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US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump's political rhetoric is "racist," and evocative of Adolf Hitler, former Mexican President Felipe Calderon told reporters at an event in Mexico City on Saturday.
"This logic of praising the white supremacy is not just anti-immigration," Calderon said.
"He is acting and speaking out against immigrants that have a different skin color than he does, it is frankly racist and [he is] exploiting feelings like Hitler did in his time."
Trump has accused Mexico of sending rapists and drug runners across the US border and has said he will make Mexicans pay for a wall on the border.
Felipe Calderon was president of Mexico from 2006-12.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox, Calderon's predecessor, also compared Trump to Hitler in an interview with Anderson Cooper on CNN.
"He reminds me of Hitler," Fox told Cooper on Friday.
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SOQUEL, Calif. - California Highway Patrols have closed part of Old San Jose Road in Soquel after a tree fell down, breaking a power line and coming to rest on telephone wires.
Crews are working to remove the tree and road closure signs have been put up. CHP doesn't anticipate the roadway being reopened until 6 or 7 p.m.
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text: by Jul 14, 2010 Comments (2) AIChE Topics: Recommended Reading Share This Post: Special Supplement: Nuclear Energy Prepared in collaboration with AIChE's Energy Advisory Board as part of the Institute's Energy Initiative, this year's energy supplement focuses on nuclear energy. o Face-Off: (click here to read this article now) Nuclear Energy: A Vital Component of Our Energy Future Nuclear power is proven to be safe, and it is our best shot at increasing energy production while reducing CO2 emissions levels. o Nuclear Renaissance: A Flawed Proposition Nuclear power has never been safe and it never will be. Efficiency gains and investment in renewable sources of energy will be sufficient to power the planet without resorting to nuclear reactors. o Nuclear Waste Policy in the United States The current U.S. reactor fleet produces 2,100-2,400 ton/yr of spent nuclear fuel (SNF). After 50-plus years of nuclear power generation, 64,000 tons of SNF has accumulated in temporary storage at the reactor sites. How did we get where we are, and where do we go from here? o Nuclear Power: Energy to Produce Liquid Fuels and Chemicals Using nuclear energy to operate refineries and chemical plants would allow more fossil and biomass resources to be converted to fuel and chemical products. o Nuclear Power: Fueling the Hydrogen Economy Nuclear hydrogen might first enter the transportation market to supplement existing fossil resources. In the long-term, it could be a key in the development of a hydrogen economy. o Developing a Position on Nuclear Power AIChE's Nuclear Engineering Division recommends expanding the role of nuclear power and closing the nuclear fuel cycle. What are your views? o Energy Research: Following the Money Surveys of the energy-related papers presented at AIChE's annual meetings shed light on the funding pathways for energy research by chemical engineers. Reactions and Separations: Use Oxygen to Improve Combustion and Oxidation Substituting oxygen for air is often a low-cost, easy-to-implement option that can reduce capital costs, lower emissions, and improve process flexibility and reliability. Back to Basics: Choosing Specialty Metals for Corrosion-Sensitive Equipment Specialty metals should be considered for processes that push beyond the corrosion limits of steel. New composites and surface alloy technologies expand the options for defending against corrosion. News Feature: Radical Designs Boost Resource Efficiency The top projects in the recent 10xE Design Challenge showcase the best examples of resource-efficient, integrative design from the chemical engineering community. News: Using Cells to Diagnose Food Allergies More Accurately ... Carbon Nanotubes Improve Power Capacity in Lithium Batteries ... OTC Launches Arctic Technology Conference, Feb. 7-9, 2011, in Houston ... Smarter Self-Healing Concrete Extends the Life of Structures ... Liquid Method Produces Pure Graphene ... New Yeast Ferments More Sugar to Produce More Ethanol ... Chem Economics: Outlook Improves for Chemical Industry Capital Spending. Plus: Institute News: Director Candidates' Statements ... Bio Beat: Engineering Personalized Medicine ... Process Safety Beacon: Passive Safety Equipment ... What's New ... Product Digest: Valves ... Software & Information Technology ... We're History: Back to the Future -- Revisiting the Chemical Origins of Life Experiment ... and More. The July 2010 issue of CEP is now available online. AIChE members receive access to CEP, including a searchable archive of issues dating back to 2001, online at http://www.aiche.org/cep. Log in to post comments Comments ehorahan (not verified) Jul 15, 2010 I can´t wait to get this in the mail and crack it open! When I am done I am going to leave it in the common area at work - spread some more truth about nuclear energy and try to dispel the rumors and myths people have come to believe to be facts. Robert S (not verified) Aug 21, 2010 This is a new comment on a really old post, but I didn't know where else to put it. It took me a while to get to this issue - my mail is REALLY slow! But a couple of thoughts on this issue. I thought there were some really good ideas and insights. Some exciting possibilities that could greatly improve our energy economy. I like the FaceOff format, especially since so much of these energy debates need to be looked logically from more than one point of view. But maybe there could be some more work done on reviewing these articles before print or more information on the sourcing of "facts" used. The 'con'-nuclear article states that at 66g CO2/kWh ranks nuclear power above every single renewable source (p31), while on the opposite page (p30) is a chart with nuclear looking like something <50g CO2/kWh with PV over 100g CO2. I can see there might be differences in CO2 calculations and nuclear could be between 40-70g CO2. But in order for these 2 statements to remain true the swing on PV emissions is almost twice bigger and in the opposite direction. It would be useful to know where these numbers come from to help evaluate each position. Log in to post comments


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Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Kevin Doherty has announced that the Community Rink Affordability Grant, originally launched in September 2012, will be offered in 2013.
The Community Rink Affordability Grant provides communities, schools, non-profits and First Nations who register with a $2,500 grant per indoor ice surface. For example, a rink containing both an indoor skating surface and an indoor curling surface could register for two grants worth $5,000.
Last year, our government invested nearly $1.7 million in 554 facilities in 387 communities, Doherty said. This grant is the result of a 2011 election promise and were happy to be able to deliver on it once more. That is one of the advantages of our growing province - the ability to invest in sport and recreation facilities.
The Government of Saskatchewan is committing $1.7 million to the grant this year, which aligns with the number of applications received the first year.
The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association will again administer and deliver the grant.
We are pleased to partner with the Government of Saskatchewan again this year on this initiative, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association President Darrell Lessmeister said. These funds will certainly help sustain community rinks across the province. We received plenty of positive feedback from community members affected by this grant and hoped the Government of Saskatchewan would choose to fund the program again.
To register, please complete the online form on the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Associations website at www.spra.sk.ca/crag.
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Have you heard about one of the latest videos going viral on Youtube involving a Russian hit and run by an Audi R8? Filmed near Moscow State University, a common spot for street racers and drifting, the short clip shows a white Audi R8 go into a wide drift on a cross street and sideswiping a Lada sedan as it re-enters traffic.
There's talk amongst critics that the film may have been staged as the camera man
On again. Off again. On again. Off again. When last we heard intel on the much-rumored and much-lusted-for mid-engine Audi R5 (rendered above and proposed baby brother to the R8), the project was dead... done... kaput. Now the often extremely well connected Georg Kacher has published his latest Deep Dive column in Automobile Magazine and the piece says otherwise.
Actress Jessica Alba was recently caught by paparazzi in Santa Monica exiting her grey Audi Q7. As a mom of two, the car is probably a very good choice and Jessica's not new to Audi, as we've spotted her before at events like the 2010 Audi Super Bowl party (see photo above).
The shots were posted at JustJared.com and we've linked
Here's an interesting take on the next-generation (MQB) RS 3 as rendered by Theophilus Chin. This image, based on a 3-door A3, takes elements from the recent Audi RS Q3 Concept and less recent Audi A1 quattro to make for one very mean-looking render. We love what we see here.
So How Accurate Is It?
From our experience with Audi, this isn't very accurate... no matter how cool we think
Audi Germany has just passed the 500,000 fans mark on Facebook and to celebrate they've made a cool new video starring Dindo Capello and an Audi R8 coupe. If the drifting and spinning of tires of an Audi sportscar floats your boat, then please do watch below or follow Audi Germany of Facebook HERE.
Our contact in Ingolstadt spotted another very interesting car parked in a top executive spot at building A50 on the piazza of the Audi Forum Ingolstadt today. Painted the very eye-catching Glut Orange, the car also features other special details such as ceramic brakes and an Audi Exclusive interior with orange stitching and even orange
Our spy photographer sources have just sent us over a new set of shots of the R8 e-tron test mule of which a few photos surfaced yesterday. Photographers tell us this mule rounded the Ring quite quietly though we're checking to see if it was employing any of the e-sound elements that Audi defined recently.
Obvious e-tron design cues such as those on earlier
This week Audi and its subsidiary Lamborghini continued their rollout of even more concept cars and design studies at AutoChina 2012 in Beijing. Highlights included the Audi RS Q3 Concept, the Audi A6L e-tron Concept, , the Audi Q3 jinlong yufeng Design Study and the Lamborghini Urus crossover concept. . We've now run all PR materials on these new releases
Yesterday Audi chose to reveal its purchase of Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati at the 2012 Volkswagen Group Annual General meeting. We've gathered a collection of photos from the event that are posted here and the full set via a link at the bottom of this post. Below are several shots worth noting, along with highlights pertaining to Audi directly
It's been a big news day at Audi today, with revealed plans for a Mexican Q5 plant and the even more widely followed story about Ingolstadt's purchase of motorcycle manufacturer Ducati. We've found an interesting piece by HellForLeather's Wes Siler posted over on Jalopnik about this very subject ( HERE ). In the


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BENEDEK's debut EP That's My Jam! is available NOW, both as an online digital EP and on 7″ vinyl. The lead single is a party anthem and features the smooth vocal stylings of friend and collaborator DāM-FunK. That's My Jam! will get your feet on the dance floor and your hands in the air, if not for the undeniable groove than because DāM-FunK said so. BENEDEK's first official solo release is prepped and ready to blow up – get ready for a new voice in modern boogie-funk…
For the digital version of That's My Jam!, BENEDEK recruited labelmates BearClaw, Lawrence Grey, Sahy Uhns and Wake and fellow 8-bit fanboy Knife City to craft remixes that greatly expand the sonic reach of the single. BearClaw's contribution is the perfect soundtrack to your summer backyard barbecue. Lawrence Grey's mix is a nod to the dance floor with its driving disco house beat. Wake flips the beat with a hip-hop version and Sahy Uhns takes it to the dirty south with his chopped and screwed remix before blasting back off into space. If the original That's My Jam! brings to mind a sunny SoCal day, Benedek's "Midnight Cruiser Mix" takes you on a starry night drive down the PCH in a black Ferrari.
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text: SHANGHAI, Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SINA Corporation (NASDAQ GS: SINA), a leading online media company serving China and the global Chinese communities, today announced the promotion of its Chief Operating Officer ("COO") Hong Du to the position of COO and Co-President, and the appointment of Jack Xu to the position of Chief Technology Officer ("CTO") and Co-President. "I am very excited about these appointments. Ms. Du has played a vital role in SINA's success over the past years. I hope this promotion will give her the opportunity to make an even greater contribution and prepare SINA for new areas of growth," said Charles Chao, CEO and Chairman of SINA. "I am also thrilled to have Mr. Xu on board. He brings a strong track record of technological innovation and business management and will add great value to SINA in enhancing our overall product and technological capabilities. With these management appointments, I believe SINA will be able to compete in China's online advertising, social networking and mobile Internet spaces with even greater focus and agility." Mr. Xu recently joined the Company from Cisco as Corporate Vice President of the Communications & Collaboration business unit. Prior to Cisco, Mr. Xu served as Vice President of Engineering & Research at eBay and CTO at Netease. He led the Excite's search engine development in 1996, while pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley. Mr. Xu holds a B.A. and M.A. in Information Management from Sun Yat-Sen University. About SINA SINA is an online media company serving China and the global Chinese communities. Our digital media network of SINA.com (portal), SINA.cn (mobile portal) and Weibo.com (social media) enable Internet users to access professional media and user generated content in multi-media formats from the web and mobile devices and share their interests with friends and acquaintances. SINA.com offers distinct and targeted professional content on each of its region specific websites and a range of complementary offerings. SINA.cn provides information and entertainment content from SINA portal customized for WAP users. Based on an open-platform architecture to host organically developed and third-party applications, Weibo.com is a form of social media, featuring micro-blogging services and social networking services that allow users to connect and share information anywhere, anytime and with anyone on our platform.


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Information for Children and Young People - Bullying
Do you know any bullies? Of course you do - we don't know a school where there aren't some boys or girls who get their enjoyment from making others miserable. Bullying happens when someone deliberately hurts another, usually, over and over again. Sometimes bullies choose physical ways to hurt - a shove, a stab, a trip, over and over. Or they may tease in a mean way, labelling children and getting everyone to gang up with hateful remarks, whether based on race or weight or simply a "difference". And another kind of bully likes to exclude - use emotional torture to hurt others. A gang of girls may roll their eyes and move away from another girl, for instance. Bullies may use the web or their mobiles' cameras or texting to spread their evil.
Even though bullying is so common it does not mean it is not serious. Children who are bullied often lose their confidence, or are so afraid, they stop going to school or begin to believe the mean things bullies say, or get very very sad and depressed, and start to hurt themselves. Bullying can have very serious consequences. And no school is a happy school when these attacks begin - some people may even join in the bullying out of fear of the bully.
Make up your mind that it is time to tell, and to get some adults on your side. The law states that you should be safe in school and bullying is one hazard that can and should be contained.
There are ways to discourage bullying and they can be learned in a day. If you are being bullied, you can learn how to stop it. If you aren't, you can help your school make changes to protect everyone. Try these organisations for some suggestions. These links will take you to external websites.
- Kidscape - Established to prevent bullying and keeping children safe
- Scottish Anti-Bullying Network - Provides information about bullying and how it can be tackled
- Bullying UK - Advice for children and adults
- Parentline Plus helpline: 08000 28 22 33
- Children's Legal Centre (free legal advice on all aspects of the law affecting children and young people): 01206 873820
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Having a pet can be expensive. I should know because I have dogs, cats and a bird. It seems like every week I am shopping at various stores to purchase more pet supplies. And ugh! I need to schedule a trip to the vet for Hannah - more money. Oh, and I can't forget to renew their licenses. Lately, it seems like my husband and I have been spending so much money on our furkids. And I'm not alone. According to the American Pet Products Association, pet owners are estimated to spend more than $52 Billion on their pets in 2012.
Creating a pet budget
To understand rising costs and control your pet spending, creating a budget is a must. Personal finance expert, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox,The Money Coach®, recognizes that pets are family members. "Very few of us have infinite amounts of money. As a result, it is important to understand our finances and prioritize how we want to spend our money," she told me. "A budget can help you do that." Khalfani-Cox believes that while individuals should spend money on what they value, "no matter how you prefer to spend your money, you should not spend more than you earn or bring in."
To get started on my budget, I collected receipts and listed all of my monthly pet expenses. This included food, treats, grooming services, dog walking/daycare fees, veterinary insurance policy fees, and entertainment (events, fundraisers, meet-up groups). Next, I considered yearly expenses. I included veterinary visits, teeth cleaning, licensing fees, flea and tick medication, pet sitting or boarding, vacation expenses, membership fees and pet supplies like toys, apparel (t-shirts, costume, coats/sweater), additional pet fees for car/homeowner policies, and charitable contributions.
Save money by bargain hunting and DIY
Once I had an idea of how much I was spending on my pets per year, I looked to see where I could save money. The two best options for saving money are to shop around and to have a DIY philosophy. You have to take time to comparison shop and take advantage of all cost saving measures, especially in this economy. So, when purchasing pet items or service I considered these money saving tips:
Pet food: Since I have multiple pets, buying in bulk saves me money. Join store clubs, check out store circulars and company websites for coupons and savings opportunities. (I have to admit that I write to companies all the time and ask for coupons.) You can also look for savings at online sites like PetFoodDirect.com and sign-up for autoship programs which can save you more money over a longer period of time.
Veterinary Care: Collect estimates for routine services from several vet practices and shelter clinics and compare costs. For annual check-ups and shots, I visit the veterinary practice of a local animal shelter. For a serious ailment or specific condition, I see my old vet or a specialist. I have really found that regular scheduled vet visits save the most money throughout a pet's life.
Pharmaceuticals: I realized that if I purchased medication from my vet, the mark-ups would be astronomical. Instead, I looked for reputable online pet pharmacies, like National Pet Pharmacy, which are much cheaper. See if you have the option to purchase generic drugs. Also, ask whether your local drug store or supermarket will let you add your pet to their prescription savings plan. Many do these days.
Home Grooming: Learning to groom your pet not only gives you a chance to bond but also to detect lumps, bumps and odors that may be a sign of a health problem. A handheld shower, pet shampoo/conditioner, brushes/combs, pet toothbrush, pet toothpaste, a nail clipper and instructional material can all be purchased at a fraction of the yearly grooming fees.
Making dog treats: Instead of buying packaged treats, I make them for a fraction of the cost. Pet cookbooks showcase treat recipes made from a variety of proteins, different types of flours, vegetables, and herbs. But I enjoy developing my own recipes like apple muffins and canine sweet potato chips.
I continue to search for ways to save money without sacrificing the care that my pets deserve. Creating a pet budget, taking advantage of discounts and engaging in do-it-yourself projects helps me keep more money in my pocket and my pets happy and healthy. I am sure it will do the same for you and your pets, too.


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Saint Michael the Archangel
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A new addition to our parish webpage is Bishop Robert Barron's newest film series, CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players. Scroll down to the bottom of this page and click on St. Francis-Volume 1 of the Pivotal Players. Also, check out two new links Busted Halo & Vatican News under the Spiritual Growth tab.
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NewsAutoTrader (NAT) is a Forex news spike trading tool that generates trade signals
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Two days before election day in the Canadian province of Ontario and polls show a dead heat between a left-leaning Liberal government that many feel has overstayed its welcome and an austerity-minded Conservative opposition that has failed to capture the imagination of voters.
Voters will decide on Thursday whether to return Premier Kathleen Wynne's Liberals to power in Canada's most populous province or hand the reins to Tim Hudak's Conservatives. The polls show they are finding it a grim choice.
"We have a sizable portion of the electorate that are just flummoxed, they don't know what to do," said Frank Graves, president of polling company Ekos Research Associates.
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Ontario accounts for about 40 percent of Canada's economy and is home to the country's auto and financial industries. But the province of close to 13 million people has been battling slow growth and huge government deficits since the 2008 financial crisis. Its debt is C$288 billion ($263.81 billion).
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The Wing Wah Theatre was situated in Chai Wan on Hong Kong Island. Wing Wah is the Cantonese pronunciation of its Chinese name, meaning "prosperity".
Its 1400-seat auditorium with balcony was on the first floor of the theatre building, while the lobby was on the ground floor.
The theatre opened to business on 15th July, 1982 with a Cantonese film. It showed Cantonese films until its closure in June 1994.
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Does anyone see a problem with feeding a 120V 20A HVAC service receptacle (REQD by 210.63) from the 240V 20A HVAC feeder, provided of course, a neutral is pulled as well. Granted this opportunity wouldn't arise often, but the air conditioner compressor nameplate says to OCPD at 20A. Since Residential receptacles can be on 20A branch circuits wouldn't this be acceptable?
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440.34 AC unit with other loads must be of sufficient ampacity to supply both.
220.3(B)(9) receptacle load is not applicable, but I'll pad it to be 180VA.
210.63 would be met by placing the receptacle before the AC disconnect.
210.4 (C) EX2 is met by the 240V 20A listed breaker.
I can't see why this wouldn't work as described, being field installed from separately listed parts. But my concern is that the listed combo disconnect / service recept units do not allow this scenario. They say the recept must be on a seperate branch cir. What am I missing?


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Nivek gave you a half dozen recommendations he knows his shit pretty well so if you have questions about those particular boards, ask and I'm sure he'd give you more detail.
Otherwise in that sort of "do everything" I'd add in the Marhar Throwback which I think is available in a 148 and a 151. If you want something softer and more jibby/buttery oriented (the Throwback is a tad above medium IMO but might ride firmer for someone your size) then the Marhar Mystick also available in 148 & 151.
|just wanted to bump this to see if i could get any more recommendations
|It's basically the same board. It has as much snap as it needs to get you onto any jibs you'll hit. But not a crazy amount of snap. The Drift will defintely butter easier than the Villain, but the Villain is just more versatile.
Nivek do you know if much changed on the WWW? Last year's is real cheap. Also how is the pop? Not expecting super snap but not a dead plank either.
Buttering and boxes at Bear Mtn (and a sesh at Mammoth if I get stuck with the lady) are it's intended uses. Salomon Drift was another (unless you think Villain a better buttering stick).
I wouldn't ride any of those personally.
Look into the 150 Salomon Villain, 148 Flow Verve, 150 Signal Freedom Machine Flat, 148 K2 Weapon, 150ish Nitro Pyro, or a 144 Echelon Killbox.
Ok, so yes, I do like riding everything but I guess what I meant in those regards is that I like lapping the park (rails, jumps, whatever), just cruising and doing carves and what not, and also treating the mountain like the whole thing's the park, like sidehits and logs and stuff. Yes, I'm looking for a park board, so I'm not expecting something that'll pull real tight carves, but I do want something that can carve a little. I also probably don't need to worry too much about float in powder either. Let's see... Boards I've ridden in the past and what I thought of them:
Capita Horrorscope 148- really fun because it's so soft, but also what I thought was its downfall. I'm not that heavily rail oriented so I don't need something so soft.
Capita Ultrafear 147- I rode it as a demo board I think the second year it was in production and it just felt dead to me. No pop or flex. Maybe my stance wasn't right. I don't know. I'm hoping this could've changed.
Capita Indoor Survival 150- So much fun! Pretty fast but still flexible enough to press it pretty easily. Narrower than the horrorscope or ultrafear so it could kinda carve. I just wish they made it in like a 148.
Salomon Salomonder 148- Borrowed it from a friend for a while and it seemed pretty solid. Probably had more pop than reverse camber too.
Nitro Subzero 148- Another board I demo'd and it was tons of fun. Ridiculous presses on it and the weird gullwing camber helped it keep an edge pretty well also. I wish I had gotten to spend more time on it.
Stepchild Joe Sexton 150 - This board is an absolute beast. So solid, like the construction on it just seems spot on. The only thing is that it was way stiffer than I expected, or I'm not man enough to get good presses on it, or because I don't have a maxed out stance. The 147 would probably suit me better.
I guess those are the specifics that I managed to leave out before. I'd be happy to answer anymore questions if they help as well.
Can't help much with specifics because I don't know those specific boards, but I can help a little.
I have heard that Capita may not be as durable as some boards cause they are more affordable and are very popular with park riders that thrash their boards every year and then get a new one. However, they are very popular boards, so I can't imagine they have a serious durability issue.
Mervin boards are great, I've owned two, and the only durability issues I've heard are cosmetic related to the top sheet (not important IMO).
Like the previous poster, more details about what you are looking for helps. You said you like everything, but the boards you listed are pretty park oriented (I think....again, I don't know much about them).
|You think you wrote a lot but actually we only know that you are no beginner and like everything(?)... hard to judge from this info if the boards you listed would match I won't be of help anyway since I know any of these boards, but I'm sure, if you'll describe a little more what your riding style is (Park? Pow? Carving? Cruising? Speed?), what specifically you liked with your former boards and what not, the guys here will help
|Thanks everyone... you've been a great help
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Hi everyone. I finally felt the need to join this forum so I could ask a question that's been bugging me for a while. What board should I get? Don't worry, I'm not a beginner, so you don't have to deal with trying to explain things to me. I don't know what it is, but I just can't really find any boards that are overly appealing to me. Oh, I also don't even know what size board to ride anymore either, so could someone help with that? I'm about 5'7", 135-140 pounds, and I pretty much like to do anything. I had a 150 Stepchild Sexton this past season and it felt too stiff and too big for me, yet the year prior I had a Capita Indoor Survival that was a 150 and I loved it (before I broke it.) Anyway, back to board options. These are the ones that I have in mind so far:
GNU Forest Bailey Pickle 150
Lib Box Scratcher 147
Capita Ultrafear 147
The only thing about Capitas is that even though I've liked the ones I've ridden, they seem to break too easily. I've never rode a Mervin board before, so does anyone have input on either of those? Also, I can get the GNU for $350 and the Lib for $320. Any other suggestions are welcome as well. To give an idea of board suggestions I'm looking for, my local shop has Lib, GNU, Capita, Rome, Burton, Ride, Never Summer, and Stepchild as far I know. Sorry for this being so long-winded but I'd appreciate any help I can get right now.
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The Race Begins

With various combinations of superior tactics, speed and good luck Luna Rossa, Stars & Stripes, and America One scored victories today as the semifinals of the Louis Vuitton Cup opened on New Zealand's Hauraki Gulf. The northerly wind was between 12 and 18 knots most of the time and there were , as always at this venue, some big shifts in direction that played a part in the results.

As they did battle for the first time in the year 2000, the six semifinalists brought America's Cup competition into its third century, the trophy having been won initially by the schooner America racing in England in 1851. This semifinal round will produce two finalists which will sail off to decide which will advance to race against the defending New Zealanders in February.

Although the Italian win today over America True and the America One win over the French Le Defi were expected by most race pundits, Team Dennis Conner's defeat of the highly rated Japanese could be considered an upset. Sailing their first boat, Asura, which was said to be greatly improved over her earlier configuration in Rounds One and Two, the Japanese were prevented from gaining the favored left side of the course off the starting line. At the helm of Stars & Stripes Ken Read grabbed the safe leeward position half a minute before the start. The boats hit the line virtually even, but Asura was unable to hold her weather gauge and tacked away to the right a minute after the gun.

Reed drove the big blue boat fast and low to hit the first left hand shift. Then he tacked onto port, lifted out on the Japanese and sailed into an unassailable lead. When the boats first crossed the San Diego entry led the Nippon Challenge by nearly 200 yards, and at the weather mark the lead was 49 seconds.

From the spectator fleet it looked like all roses from there on for Stars & Stripes, but on board the boat is was a different story. As she rounded the second leeward mark with a lead of more than a minute and only the final windward leg and then the run to the finish left of the race, the bottom of the spinnaker pole track broke off the forward side of the mast. The first report from the fore deck was that they might not be able to use the pole on the final run to the finish; then they got busy with hacksaw and hammer and managed to cut off the damaged bottom of the track so the car holding the inner end of the pole could be forced back into place.

Repairs were completed on the weather leg, but with the makeshift rig the pole could not be raised and lowered during jibes on the run, but had to be taken off the mast and manhandled around the forestay by two crewmembers. With the huge kite trying to take control in the 15 knot wind the maneuver was neither easy nor safe. The Japanese had minor spinnaker control problems of their own but managed to take 25 seconds out of the America boat's lead, to cross the line 55 seconds behind.

After the race Ken Read commented on the woes of being a one-boat challenge, unable to test the results of changes to the boat. "We didn't know how fast we were. We made a few changes and of course you always hope you're faster, but we didn't really know until the first five minutes of the race." Since the break after Round Three of the trials Team Dennis Conner has made only minor underwater alterations, but has stepped a new mast and acquired some new sails.

Italy's Luna Rossa started just to windward of America True after spirited pre-start maneuvers that saw America True's aggressive John Cutler take the Italians for a tour of the spectator fleet. When they hit the line, Cutler was to leeward, heading for the favored left side, with the Italian boat to windward and slightly behind. At the helm of Luna Rossa, Francesco de Angelis was able to hold on in this precarious position until he felt a subtle wind shift to the left. Then he tacked, sailed for only three or four minutes on port until he eased into a right hand shift and then tacked back. The two quick tacks gave the Italian boat a slight edge and when the boats met for the first time, America True was unable to cross and was bounced back to the left.

Luna Rossa was able to maintain her tactical advantage all the way to the weather mark, although there seemed to be virtually no difference in the speed of the boats. She rounded with about three lengths over the Californians and maintained this lead down the first run and for the next two legs, apparently unable to shake Dawn Riley's co-ed California crew. The Angeles was able to stretch out a bit on the third weather leg, again using the ever-shifty Hauraki Gulf conditions to his advantage.

From there on America True did not have a chance to get back in the race and the winning margin for the Italians was one minute. Back on shore de Angelis said "It was a very tough race, all the races we have had with America True have been tough."

In the third contest of the day Paul Cayard's America One showed a very slight edge upwind to win over France's Le Defi by 22 seconds. It was the fourth time these two boats had sailed a close race, and this time the French again proved very quick on the downwind legs, but not quite up to the task going to windward. Cayard's team was using its second boat, USA 61, for the first time, and although it looked good, it did not have the breakaway speed that had been forecast by the St. Francis Yacht Club's recent press releases. Either that, or the French have once again made significant improvements to their boat, which began the Louis Vuitton series back in October as an also-ran, but continued to improve until she was a serious contender in Round Three.

Tomorrow Italy's Luna Rossa comes up against Stars & Stripes in a test that should give a good indication of whether the Dennis Conner boat has been improved as much as was indicated in today's racing. The second race will be for the championship of San Francisco Bay when America One from St. Francis Yacht Club , and America True from San Francisco Yacht Club, continue their rivalry. The third contest will be between the Japanese ASURA and France's Le Defi.

The top boats are all very even, but the Hauraki Gulf conditions tend to minimize any speed advantages by putting the onus on clever sailing. All six boats in today's races sailed the course within two minutes and 47 seconds of each other, which is an indication of how close they are in straight-line speed.

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Are you tired of running on a treadmill? Do you like to dance? Then switch it up with Tracey Mallet's new Fuse Dance Cardio Lean DVD. This 60 minute fat burning routine is the perfect way to have fun and lose weight at the same time. The video starts off with some stretching and then takes you into a slow steady pace of dance movements where you'll get experience in dances such as jazz, ballet and salsa. The movements stay constant and flow easily straight from one exercise to the next in order to keep your body moving and your heart rate up.
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Maybe you've watched too many movies, but for some reason you have it in your head that everything will unfold smoothly once you arrive. All you need to do is parachute in with a rucksack and an assured outlook on life and you'll instantly be ushered into an affordable, comfortable hostel and bump into a shy, but quirky and cute local girl who will act as your interpreter and personal guide. That may happen if you set out on your journey without a game plan, but a more likely scenario involves you, alone, in the train station, ten minutes to closing without a euro or a clue.This can be a wee bit stressful.
Instead of dropping yourself immediately into emergency mode, where you'll be desperate enough to pay exorbitant prices for any available taxi or bed, have some of the basics mapped out and booked before you arrive. Yes, you could ask around town until you stumble upon the best deals, but, amazingly enough, most of the legwork can be done from home, seeing as you obviously have Internet access. (Or did you get someone to print this article for you? Tree-waster.) Researching hotels at sites like hotels.com or venere.com or ricksteves.com can easily be done during your lunch break at the office, weeks or months in advance – you know, when you're not in a foreign land, jet-lagged and lugging 80 pounds of luggage.
Do as much planning as possible ahead of time. Consider yourself a military operative with a clear objective: relax, have fun. Your mission is only to execute the orders delineated at HQ, not to cook up directives on the fly. Have a plan of attack before you touch down so you can go about the business of chilling on autopilot. Find a couple good restaurants, figure out where to change your money, find a place to stay (at least for the first few nights), read a recent guide book cover-to-cover, print off a map and a bus or train schedule before you hop a plane. Take care of the basics – once you are oriented and have a place to stash your stuff and sleeping body, then you can start winging it.
Remember: You are visiting a foreign nation, not an amusement park. You aren't guaranteed fun if you haven't planned for it, and no one is going to go out of their way to keep you smiling except you.
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Stop being a sitcom male and ask a damn stranger for help.
Even a former Boy Scout won't be prepared for everything. When you roll into town, straight off the boat, there is likely going to be something that throws you for a loop. Maybe something has changed since your guidebook was published or perhaps you have no freaking clue how to get into the pay toilet. Don't sit there like a tourist consulting your guidebook in a crowded train station when you can easily reach out to any number of strangers bustling about you. Someone who lives there will have far more information than the intern that was sent by Lonely Planet to scope out Gare du Nord.
I know, I know, you're a man and you ain't never asked for nothing from nobody. A snow leopard could rip the arm from your socket and you wouldn't so much ask for a band aid. But here's the thing: being lost in a foreign country is an entirely different universe than being lost on the interstate in Ohio. You need to ask for help.
Memorize key phrases such as, "Excuse me, where is the tourist information center?" and "Where is this train headed?" and "Where is [my hotel]?" Also note that most employees in Western European countries do speak English, but they'd really prefer that you at least try to speak their language, even if all you can say in their native tongue is, "Excuse me, I am a silly monolingual American, please, do you speak English?"
And for God's sake, don't resort to the slow, loud-talking, wildly gesticulating attempts at communication that some hapless tourists adopt. For one, the person you are trying to speak to is merely Spanish or Italian or German, not deaf, and also, even if they can't understand your words, they can read your tone loud and clear and if you sound annoyed and condescending, they'll feel less obliged to help you. Locals in the know are your saviors when you are in a jam, and getting on their good side requires a dose of humility and patience.
Budget like a bean counter and then spend like a jackass.
One big problem with vacations is that they are expensive. It's expensive to get there, and, at least recently, with the dollar in the doldrums, it's expensive to do everything else once you arrive. Knowing this can throw a wet soggy blanket on your fun factor. If you're the fiscally responsible spendthrift that I think you are, you are likely to feel every euro or pound that passes through your fingers and wince at the thought of spending so much per day.
Budgeting on the fly leads to one of two major hang ups: either you overspend to the point that you run out of money before you get home ("C'mon, I'm on vacation" is the argument here) or you underspend for fear of breaking the bank and miss out on a one-of-a-kind experience.
In order to circumvent this vacation-ruining feast or famine, revert back to the self-imposed HQ vs. operative dichotomy. When you are back at home, comfortable, well-rested and in your right mind, go through each stop during your trip and budget out how much you can spend in a day. Leave a bit of leeway for unexpected costs and emergencies and allot yourself as much money as you can afford to let go of without being torn apart by debt and regret.
Once you get in country, go hog wild. Have faith in the astute budgeting done back at HQ and make an effort to spend the full amount per day that you allowed yourself. In this way, you can be sure that you won't be returning home to runaway debt but you also won't be depriving yourself of experience needlessly.
The key is to not spend so much on vacation that you've condemned yourself to eternal overtime in order to pay off your debt, but also not to force yourself into opting for McDonald's instead of the authentic French bistro for the sake of frugality. After all, if you travel to Europe or Asia or Africa or anywhere else without tasting the tastes, seeing the sights and living the life, you're wasting your money anyway.
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Be a tourist.
"Don't be a tourist" is an oft-cited piece of advice, but mostly for the sake of safety. But there are more important perks than divesting yourself from the fanny-packed, slack-jawed, tour bus yuppie image for the sake of removing the "Mug me!" sign from your "God Bless the U.S." shirt.
The problem is that you can't not be a tourist. You are a dude from another country, on vacation, there to experience the culture. I'm pretty sure that's the definition of a tourist. You'll only seem like more of a jerk if you dawn a beret or sombrero and adopt a fake accent in an attempt to "blend in." That's borderline racist and full-on silly. Just because you watched that episode where Samantha Brown ate a guinea pig in Latin America doesn't mean you are a local, so stop making a fool of yourself.
Instead, embrace the fact that you are from another land and be eager to take in the new (to you) culture. Ask questions, try new things, learn, be humble and open. Approach the culture as a child. Be honest in your ignorance and gracious in the explanations you receive. Welcome the unfamiliar and savor the strangeness. Too many travelers resort to anger and ethnocentricity when things are a bit wonky, in their view. ("What do you mean you don't serve cold beer?! "How come my shrimp aren't peeled?" "Why don't you savages have air conditioning?") But traversing the unknown and exiting your comfort zone are what you expected when stamping your passport, right? If not, I suggest vacationing at one of those military-occupied beach resorts with the free Applebee's vouchers. Try the Oriental Chicken Rollup – it comes with fries.
Slip your temper a mickey.
Chloroform it, slash its tires, knock it over the head with a blackjack, do anything you can to keep your anger from getting in the way of your good time. Fake it if you have to. Pretend that you've hit your head or had a spiritual rebirth and are physically unable to become enraged. Trust me – it will help.
You could miss a train, have your passport nicked, be subtly insulted by a Frenchman or merely stub your toe. Under normal circumstances, that may be grounds for a tantrum. There are a million little things that may contribute to you losing your cool when you are a stranger in a strange land with strange, unwanted things happening, but there is one ironclad reason not to let it get to you: you're on vacation.
Stay focused on your main objective: to relax and enjoy yourself. If you manage to keep a good mood afloat even after having a potted plant dropped on your head from a second story window, then mission accomplished. If you let a soggy croissant, a long line or a flat Camera battery sour your mood for even one hour of your vacation then the terrorists have already won.
Try to stay optimistic, even when the shit hits the fan. This is doubly important when traveling with a companion. Moods are contagious, both bad and good, so a little bit of method acting will go a long ways. At the very least, be able to laugh at the absurdity of the situation. After all, the worst experiences abroad make for the best anecdotes back at home.
Forfeit a day, if you have to.
While you might envision yourself as a kid in a candy store in the vacation destination of your dreams, chances are you are actually a human being and are susceptible becoming burnt out. If you're like me, you don't normally wake up at 7AM every day and walk around for nine hours visiting museums and trying to decipher foreign signage. This can be exhausting, even before you factor in jet lag and the discomfort of having to sleep on a 25 Euro cot instead of your plush king size Tempur-Pedic back at home.
Don't be afraid to take a day off, even if you had something planned. You're not running a race or trying to win a car, so it's okay if you don't hit every single sight and tourist trap that you had hoped to see. It's better to sacrificed one day of sightseeing than to spend the rest of your trip so beat that you can't even appreciate the food.
The bean counter in you is going to flip out at this point, arguing something like, "You can lay around in your room for FREE back at home." Satiate your inner miser by taking in some comfort food or media with a twist – you'd be surprised at how different even seemingly hegemonic agents, such as MTV or McDonald's, can seem when viewed from a different hemisphere. Rest up, enjoy your hotel room, and take a vacation from your vacation so you can rebound with gusto and exuberance the next day.
Don't forget the obvious.
There are numerous other quick tips that you've likely already heard that can help contribute to a good, incident-free time: Pack Light, Leave wiggle room and contingency days. Always be early. Stay safe and secure. Rise early, beat crowds and hot weather. Keep your passport and cash safely strapped around your middle in a money belt. You've read these before or ingrained them as conventional wisdom, but remember to heed them. Don't miss the forest for the trees and focus on your one, imperative goal: have a good time.


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Tim Hortons is a quick-service restaurant headquartered in Oakville Ontario. Tim Hortons is known for their coffee and donuts. Here you will find frequently asked Tim Hortons Interview Questions and Answers. After you reviewed the interview questions try the quiz at the bottom of this post and see how you do.
Tim Hortons Job Interview
No Tim Hortons Interview Questions list would be complete without reviewing this question. Try and flatter them and say why this restaurant is better than the competition. Here are other suggestions
- If going to university state, you think working here is a great way to pay for school.
- If this is your first job you can also state you have been focusing on school and now you are anxious to prove yourself in the workforce.
- Tell them you enjoy working in a fast pace environment.
Why should we hire you?
- Tell them you are a hard worker and want to work in a fast paced environment.
What experience do you have?
- If you have restaurant experience be sure to tell them about it.
- State any customer service experience you may have.
- Tell them about any fast paced environment experience you have.
What can you tell us about Tim Hortons?
- They are no longer owned by Wendy's.
- The head office is located in Oakville Ontario
- They have a children's foundation designed to send children to camp.
- There were founded in 1964.
- In December of 2011, Tim Hortons opened its 4000th restaurant.
- Tim Hortons has merged with Burger King
- Finally, say your favorite product at Tim Hortons. It will show you are interested in the product.
- Their mission statement is, "Our guiding mission is to deliver superior quality products and services for our guests and communities through leadership, innovation, and partnerships. Our vision is to be the quality leader in everything we do.
- The roll up to rim win competition was started in 1986 to reward loyal customers.
Who was Tim Horton?
- They probably won't ask this but Tim Horton was an NHL Player. Tim Horton played for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
How would you handle a difficult customer?
- Say the customer is always right. If the customer complained about the food or drink item simply replace it. If the customer is still unhappy I would discuss with the manager on what steps to take.
What is your greatest weakness?
You want to answer this question in a way your greatest weakness does not impact your ability to work at Tim Hortons. State something like:
- I am a workaholic and I neglect my friends and family.
- When I get caught up in my work I don't take enough personal time for myself to explore my interests and hobbies.
How would you define great customer service?
- Great customer service is when the food is delivered on time, the food is fresh and the order is correct. The server is polite and courteous and the customers wait time is minimal.
- Tip!!! Have a look at Tim Hortons Facebook page and see if you can find any examples of great customer service (it may come in handy for this question).
What would your previous manager say about you?
- I work well under pressure without losing attention to detail. This is a great answer at Tim Hortons because they are always busy and mistakes result in loss of revenue and an increase in customer wait time.
Questions to ask on a Tim Hortons Interview?
- What type of training will I receive?
- What are some characteristics of your top performing employees?
- What hours will I work?
- What do you like best about working here?
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CN Bringing 'Beware The Batman', 'Teen Titans Go!' & More To SDCC 2013
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At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Cartoon Network will once again offer the ultimate fan experience both on and off the convention floor. Taking center stage is an Adventure Time themed booth on the convention floor showcasing the Ice King's iconic castle with an exclusive fan-centric photo opportunity. Fans again have the opportunity to collect exclusive Comic-Con giveaways including five different Adventure Time buttons.
Directly across the street from the Convention Center, Cartoon Network has joined forces for a second year with the New Children's Museum of San Diego to offer families and kids-of-all ages a unique immersive experience. Taking its inspiration from the Emmy(R) award-winning series Regular Show, Cartoon Network will transform The New Children's Museum into the Regular Show Regular Zone - a sensory feast complete with nostalgic 80's arcade games, Regular Show inspired video games, and groovy neon lighting. Topping the museum with ginormous inflatables of series stars Mordecai and Rigby, Comic-Con goers won't be able to miss the Regular Show Regular Zone at The New Children's Museum which is open and free of charge throughout San Diego Comic-Con 2013.
For the first time ever, Cartoon Network will host back-to-back panels of fan favorite series Adventure Time and Regular Show at the Hilton Bayfront on Friday, June 19. Series creators and stars will participate in interactive panels, where fans can ask their burning questions and get all the behind-the-scenes secrets on their favorite shows! Other Cartoon Network events will include panels and signings for Annoying Orange, Ben 10:Omniverse, MAD, Batman Beyond and Teen Titans Go! as well as a sneak peak of three brand new original animated comedies: Uncle Grandpa, Steven Universe and Clarence.
Below is a list of Cartoon Network series panels, fan events and signings at 2013 Comic-Con International in San Diego, Calif., Thursday, July 18 - Sunday, July 21, 2013. Panel times and room locations will be announced in the coming weeks.
Thursday, July 18
Get a glimpse behind the MADness with MAD television producers Kevin Shinick and Mark Marek.
Annoying Orange
Join the cast and crew of Annoying Orange for a slam-packed, manic musical mash-up, featuring: an exclusive look into the show's unique production process, an epic new episode premiere, a live musical number, a Toby Turner dance, and insight into the emerging creative bridge between Internet and traditional television entertainment. The Annoying Orange panel that includes Dane Boedigheimer (creator, Orange, Pear, Midget Apple, Marshmallow), Toby Turner (Nerville), iJustine (Passion Fruit), Tom Kenny (Coconut, Guava), Rob Paulsen (Broccoli Alien Overlord), Tom Sheppard (co-creator, director, Li'l Squishy, Old Man Banana), Gary Binkow (EP) and Conrad Montgomery (Cartoon Network Executive).
Friday, July 19
Cartoon Network presents a back-to-back Regular Show and Adventure Time Panel Extravaganza!!!
Regular Show
Care to join the not so regular cast and crew for an eventful hour of OVER THE TOP regular? Yeeeeeeeeuh you do!! Cartoon Network brings the magic makers of its Emmy Award(R)-winning original comedy series Regular Show to San Diego Comic-Con 2013! Check out exclusive content and get the inside scoop on your favorite slackers, and some of their closest friends. The panel features: Regular Show creator, JG Quintel (voice of Mordecai), William Salyers (voice of Rigby), Sam Marin (voice of Benson, Pops, and Muscle Man), Sean Szeles (Supervising Director), Toby Jones (Storyboard Artist) and Calvin Wong (Storyboard Artist).
Adventure Time
What's ALGEBRAIC and SCHMOWZOW and RIGHTEOUS all over? It's Adventure Time! Holy Stuff! Cartoon Network is bringing its hit original comedy series Adventure Time to San Diego Comic-Con 2013! As if chatting up the coolest kids in the cartoon kingdom wasn't enough; get ready for your eyeballs to be fixed on some never-before-seen content, and your jaw to drop at a rad surprise... or two. So come on, grab your friends! Let's get this party started! The panel features: Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward (Lumpy Space Princess), Jeremy Shada (Finn), John DiMaggio (Jake), Tom Kenny (Ice King), Olivia Olson (Marceline), Kent Osborne (Head of Story) and Adam Muto (Supervising Producer).
Saturday, July 20
Cartoon Network New Comedies: UNCLE GRANDPA, STEVEN UNIVERSE and CLARENCE
Be the first to see an exclusive sneak peek of Cartoon Network Studio's all new line up of chuckle-inducing comedies! The panel will feature Uncle Grandpa creator Pete Browngardt, creative director Audie Harrison, and Adam Devine (Workaholics) as the voice of Pizza Steve; Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar and creative director Ian Jones-Quartey; and Clarence creator Skyler Page. All your questions are sure to be answered and your anticipation is sure to be electrified!
Sunday, July 21
Beware the Batman
The Dark Knight makes his return to television in this new action-packed CG animated series. Producers Glen Murakami and Mitch Watson will give fans a peek behind the cape.
Teen Titans Go!
Producer Aaron Horvath joins members of the voice cast, including Greg Cipes and Scott Menville, for this screening and Q&A. Go!
Ben 10: Omniverse
It's Hero Time! Set your Omnitrix for "AWESOME" with the Ben 10 Omniverse Panel, highlighting the Cartoon Network hero of a million alien faces! Join voice talent Yuri Lowenthal (Ben 10), Bumper Robinson (Rook), Paul Eiding (Grandpa Max), and Eric Bauza (Dr. Psychobos), as well as the guys who help make it all happen, Matt Youngberg (Supervising Producer), and Derrick Wyatt (Art Director), as they talk about the show, premiere an unseen episode, and much more!
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