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- 2 Weir Street, Glen Iris, VIC 3146
- Services Caulfield East and 20 other suburbs
Family Entertainment Centres for Kids - Caulfield East (3145)
Best match results for family entertainment centres for kids in Caulfield East + 30km.
BOUNCE Glen Iris is a massive indoor trampoline park in Melbourne that provides an adrenaline rush for all ages. Being the first indoor trampoline centre in Australia, Glen Iris has hosted thousands of kids parties and countless amounts of jumpers. Imagine more than 50 interconnected trampolines with the Big Bag, Slam Dunk and Dodgeball courts rolled in. It's also home to the famous BOUNCE X-Park obstacle course so you can get your ninja on! Decked out with performance grade trampolines, taste ... Read more the rush of extreme sports and freestyle gymnastics without the hard landing. Whether you're practising your aerial tricks or just getting a killer workout while you warp the laws of gravity, it'll be pure awesomeness every time. Unleash your free spirit!
Summer Tramp Camp
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Elevate your school holidays! Non-stop fun, great exercise, awesome new friends. BOUNCE Tramp Camp is the best way to beat boredom these holidays. Exclusively designed for 9-12 year-olds, kids will be full supervised every day whilst they explore BOUNCE's awesome facilities. Kids will develop their aerial skills, throw dodge balls, launch themselves into giant airbags and join the Free-Jumping Revolution! To book or find out more info, call $120 per child per camp - strictly limited capacity
- Rokabye Children's Boutique, Party Venues and Entertainers - - Children's Parties Bayside, Children's Parties Melbourne and surrounding. - Children's Clothing and Accessories - Something super special for your little prince or princess. We are a unique children's boutique and entertainment business based in Bayside. We offer numerous children's services to cater for children of all ages. Please find a list below of the current services we offer: - 2 Boutique Party Venue Locations in ... Read more VIC - Brighton and Highett - Themed Children's Parties - fairy, disco, pamper, high tea, jungle, circus, craft and more. - Personalised Party Packages - tailored packages to suit every child's/parent's party desires - Travelling Entertainers - Melbourne and surrounding suburbs - Sleepover Party Packages - coming soon in 2017... - Baby Showers (Brighton only) - gift registry. ladies lunch and high tea. - Face Painting - schools and events - School Holiday Programs - play parties, craft activities, ...
The Braybrook Hotel International Buffet is the perfect place to take the kids for lunch or Dinner 7 days a week. We have a HUGE indoor kids play zone so that they are kept entertained, so you can relax and enjoy your meal. Come on down and check out our amazing new facility... Opens from 1st February 2016 bookings advised. Dinner sessions do apply. See website
My name is the Amazing Danny I am highly regarded as Melbourne's No.1 kids entertainer with over 12 years experience. Performing at over 300 public and private events each year, I can guarantee that your next party will be a magical event to remember. Whether its a birthday party, School event, kindergarten, shopping centre or Christening, I will have not just the kids, but the kids at heart in fits of laughter from start to finish. I will combine jaw dropping sleight of hand magic ... Read more with live doves, audience participation, and side splitting comedy that will have both you and your guests begging for more. Each show is individually taylored to suit the age, location and type of event to ensure the maximum impact is achieved. I specialise in the slightly more difficult age groups such as 3 year olds and 12 year olds, where attention spans can be tricky to maintain. My routines are carefully selected to hit the target audience in the right spot. I must warn you though, kids ...
BOUNCE is a massive indoor trampoline park in Blackburn North Melbourne that provides an adrenaline rush for all ages. It's decked out with more than 50 interconnected trampolines with the Big Bag, Slam Dunk and Dodgeball courts rolled in. Challenge your mates on the Battle Beams and get some big air on our 3 tiered Cliff Jump. Taste the rush of extreme sports and freestyle gymnastics without the hard landing. Whether you're practising your aerial tricks or just getting a killer workout while ... Read more you warp the laws of gravity, it'll be pure awesomeness every time. Unleash your free spirit! Junior Jump For kids over 3 years and under 110cm. With their own dedicated spaces, kids can play without any danger of running into bigger, more adventurous bouncers Parties Kids will literally jump for joy when you book a party at BOUNCE! In addition to a world full of trampolines, guests get a private party room, catering and their own awesome party host to supervise activities and make sure ...
Summer Tramp Camp
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Elevate your school holidays! Non-stop fun, great exercise, awesome new friends. BOUNCE Tramp Camp is the best way to beat boredom these holidays. Exclusively designed for 9-12 year-olds, kids will be full supervised every day whilst they explore BOUNCE's awesome facilities. Kids will develop their aerial skills, throw dodge balls, launch themselves into giant airbags and join the Free-Jumping Revolution! To book or find out more info, call 1300 000 540 $120 per child per camp - strictly limited capacity
BOUNCE Essendon Fields is a huge indoor trampoline park in Melbourne and home to the Super Tramp, Australia's biggest trampoline. This 5 metre x 5 metre monster is like jumping around on the moon. BOUNCE Essendon Fields lives in a massive heritage listed aircraft hangar with planes taking off in the background while you jump around. Like all BOUNCE trampoline centres, Essendon has an awesome Free-Jumping Arena, Slam Dunk, Big Bag, Dodgeball and Wall tramps in the performance area. Whether you're ... Read more practising your aerial tricks or just getting a killer workout while you warp the laws of gravity, it'll be pure awesomeness every time. Unleash your free spirit! ACTIVITIES & CLASSES – Free-Jump Arena – Slam Dunk – Dodgeball – Cliff Jump – Super Tramp – Friday Super Sessions – Big Bag – The Wall – High Performance – Student Sessions – Flight Academy – ...
Summer Tramp Camp
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Elevate your school holidays! Non-stop fun, great exercise, awesome new friends. BOUNCE Tramp Camp is the best way to beat boredom these holidays. Exclusively designed for 9-12 year-olds, kids will be full supervised every day whilst they explore BOUNCE's awesome facilities. Kids will develop their aerial skills, throw dodge balls, launch themselves into giant airbags and join the Free-Jumping Revolution! To book or find out more info, call 1300 000 540 $120 per child per camp - strictly limited capacity
Melbourne's Leading Premium Photo Booth Company! We have Photobooth Packages Starting From $495 Dont settle for anything less than the best at your event. (Yes we can go up stairs) We have over 17 years of experience within the Event Industry & are the preferred photobooth supplier with many venues & corporate companys all over Melbourne & Sydney! Recent Corporate Clients Include: Dior, Disney, Avon, mUmbrella 360, Yahoo7, Jeanswest Jnr, VodkaO, Midori,Pedestrian.TV, 28 Black, Waffleink ... Read more to name a few! All our packages come with the all the trimmings! Hi Definition DSLR Photobooth Unlimited Photos Colour, Black & White Double Photostrips every session DVD of all Photostrips Prop box (filled with Hats, Tiaras, Goofy glasses & loads more) Photo Album (With gold & silver pens) Personalised Logo or greeting on the 4th frame of every photostrip Delivery⁄set up and removal of the photobooth Private Web Gallery Liaison with the venue to ensure smooth set up & removal A ...
Amazing service from dave & his team!!!
08-12-2015 by Patricia
Absolutely amazing service. Super easy to deal with from the get go. Highly recommend and competitive pricing.
Full-on Fun and Excitement. Melbourne's premier indoor entertainment centre featuring Go-Karts, Laserforce (lasertag) Dodgem Cars, Bowling, Mini Golf and Cafe. All indoors with a huge carpark - your fun will never be spoiled by the weather. We sepecialise in Kids Birthday Parties, as well as Corporate / work functions. We are available 24/7 for group bookings (conditions may apply). We are open to the general public - or groups. Visit our website for more details - price lists are available from ... Read more our site.
VIRI is short for "Virtual Reality Immersion"; we provide an avenue for you to live out your imagination in a virtual experience that is so immersive, it is second only to the real thing. The Viri Experience will engage your senses through an 50 minute virtual reality immersion with your friends. The experience includes The Plank, Archery, Horror Booth, Racing (1 lap) and use of a Private Booth shared with your group! (Racing in VR is an additional experience - $20 for 20 minutes). Feel the ... Read more wind in your face 50 stories above the ground, a rush of adrenaline as you race to set the fastest lap time, defend your castle from invaders, and dodge bullets and partner up with your friends in multiplayer. Come and try over ten different virtual reality experiences that will engage your senses.
What happens when you combine Archery and Dodgeball.. you get something amazing, you get Arrow Tag! With just a foam-tipped arrow and one of our awesome coloured bows you can immerse yourself in an epic battle between friends, workmates and even just unsuspecting people you've just met! In every location where Archery Attack operates we run mobile Arrow Tag events. Just get a group together and then choose a location to play – because we're fully mobile and can bring the fun to you. We can ... Read more even help find locations if you're needing some suggestions. We're able to host events anytime, anywhere and for any occasion!
Fantastic venue, looks amazing, great for birthdays!
02-05-2017 by Jo Lee
The team in Reservoir were amazing, their venue was clean, huge, fantastic arena for kids and adults alike, foam floors, walls, netting, very safe and allowing the kids to run amuck without injuring themselves. The hosts look after the kids allowing us parents to sit and watch from the other side of the nets, fantastic
Best activity ever!
02-05-2017 by Jordie Simpson
This has got to be one of the funnest activities I've ever played! the referee was fantastic, we played about 4 different game modes. The greatest thing about this is that it's so exhilarating from start to finish, duck, dive, dodge, weaving through arrows and so satisfying to nail your opponent in the chest (or head :P)
Loveable, loud, and loaded with laughs, Aussie Kids Rock are armed with instantly catchy songs, and manic comedy skits. They have toured throughout Australia with their unique blend of comedy and music, racking up over a thousand shows successfully gaining a great reputation along the way! Come and join the fun! Aussie Kids Rock perform various musical styles, in costume, and encourage volunteers from the audience to join in with (quick to learn) dance steps… Although they offer family fun ... Read more right across the board Aussie Kids Rock are mainly aimed at 5 to 9 year olds, setting their show apart from the many pre-school shows in the current market place.
- Ground Floor Crown Entertainment Complex, 8 Whiteman St, Southbank, VIC 3006
- 10-20 km from Caulfield East
Australia's Largest Indoor Interactive Theme Park centrally located on the ground floor of the Crown Entertainment Complex in Melbourne. Open 7 days a week from 10am - 2am! It's fun for the entire family
Studio 52 is one of Australia's best and has been running for over 30 years! The studio has 3 music recording studios and a multimedia/photography/video studio making it the one stop for all music projects. The studio initiated the Kool Skools Project in 1997 and has more experience with working with young singers and songwriters than anyone else in Australia. The studio has played a part in launching the careers of artists such as Delta Goodrem, Missy Higgins, The Cat Empire and many more. The owners ... Read more of Studio 52 have always thought that professional recording should be accessible and available to everyone regardless of experience or age, and you don't need to be signed to Sony to be treated like a star. The staff at Studio 52 give 100% regardless of whether you are a household name or just famous in your own household. So if you're a worldwide touring act, a local garage band or young girls who want to be on The Voice, Studio 52 can make the difference. Studio 52 can provide complete ...
Quality & Value
11-07-2016 by Nick Frampton
I've been utilising the facilities at Studio 52 with my school for the past six years and have always been satisfied with the expert, friendly service we have received. We have recorded six albums there as a part of the Kool Skools project; an educationally beneficial co-curricular program that compliments the contemporary focus of our school curriculum. The recent expansion of the third recording space to include a drum studio gave us even more flexibility to get tracks down faster, which has meant that students spent less time out of the classroom. Paul and Trevor are ably supported by a team of highly skilled audio engineers that ensure an outstanding finished product at an affordable price.
Corporate recording project
01-07-2016 by Ross
The team at Studio 52 certainly k ow to to please. Our organisation needed an employee team building exercise with a difference and we certainly got it. Paul helped us tailor the project to meet our team building and financial needs. Every member of our team will remember this experience as the most unique and satisfying team building experience ever. Thank you Studio 52
Wonderland Junior is an inner city fun park offering a whimsical family experience for the young and young at heart. Surprise the little ones with a fun day out and enjoy the excitement of amusement rides including the Dodgem Cars, Carousel, Mini Swing Ride, Rockin' Tug, Circus Train, Tea Cups and more! With activities to keep the whole family laughing, dancing and skipping all day long; come and meet Twiggy the Talking Tree, enjoy a classic game of Laughing Clowns or experience our regular interactive ... Read more programs including live shows, music performances, arts and crafts, animal visits and special holiday celebrations! Let's Play! Classic fun fare treats wait at Wonderland Junior's Sweet Treats shop with freshly made fairy floss, hot butter popcorn, ice cream, Caramel Corn, and a bounty of lollies, novelties and showbags on offer. Wonderland Junior is also the perfect venue to celebrate children's birthday parties or enjoy a group outing. Whether you're staying a few hours ...
Clip 'N Climb is Melbourne's most exciting and exhilarating indoor climbing attraction. With 33 unique and colourful climbing challenges, each requiring different skill and agility, Clip 'N Climb offers unlimited fun and adrenaline for all ages that love to climb. Clip 'N Climb use climbing harnesses with an automatic belay system (Trublue), helping the climber ascend with ease and providing a safe gentle descent back down to the ground. Unlike other climbing centres no belaying buddy is required. ... Read more Trublue is the only auto belay device that meets the highest worldwide standards for climbing devices. Conveniently located in Richmond, Clip 'N Climb is close to public transport and free onsite parking is available. There's also a café offering offering tasty real food and drinks, Wi-Fi and well equipped private function rooms for birthday parties, team building and social, corporate, school, sporting and community groups. Challenge yourself to conquer new heights, improve your speed ...
So much safe family fun
16-05-2014 by Emma
This was a great experience. The staff were so friendly and helpful and it was so much fun. As an adult you could just sit back and relax as your kids challenged themselves.
Family fun
16-05-2014 by Gisele
The best thing about clip and climb is that it's not just for the kids. I had a ball too!
Darkzone is a laser tag centre located in the Melbourne's eastern suburbs. The centre offers cutting edge laser tag, video games, an amazing five level playing arena, party facilities and fun, friendly staff. Caters to kids and adults. Open from 10am holidays and 2pm school days. Book your next party with us for a birthday that's out of this world!
Struggling to find a fun activity which the whole family will enjoy, or just looking for a stress free party solution? Roller skating at Bayswater Roller City is your answer! We also offer a wide range of facilities which include Learn to Skate, Inline Hockey, Preschool Skating Sessions. Our skate shop carries a large ranges of skates, inline blades and hockey equipment for recreational and serious skaters. Check out our website and like our Bayswater Roller City facebook page to stay in touch with ... Read more special offers and events
FAMILY CHRISTMAS SKATE - Parents Skate FREE
Dates: from 21 Dec 2018 to 22 Dec 2018
Family Christmas Skate - Friday 21st December & Saturday 22nd December 7.00-9.30pm Admission: $11.00 Skate/Blade Hire: $3.00 Parents Skate FREE (1 Parent Admission with the purchase of 1 Child's Admission, Skate/Blade Hire: $3.00)
Win a Donut Birthday Cake
Validity: from 01 Dec 2018 to 30 Dec 2018
Book a birthday party at Bayswater Roller City for January 2019 and go into a draw to WIN an awesome DONUT BIRTHDAY CAKE, proudly sponsored by Happy Days Donuts, Croydon. The lucky winner will be announced on our Facebook Page (Bayswater Roller City) on Sunday 30th December 2018.
WIN a pair of Roller Blades
Validity: from 01 Dec 2018 to 18 Dec 2018
WIN a pair of Carzy 148 Adjustable Blades. These Crazy blades come in a great range of colours & the lucky winner will get to choose from the size that best suits. Size ranges are J11-1, 1-4 & 5-8. Perfect gift to put under the Christmas tree or to add to a Santa's stocking!! To enter simply LIKE Bayswater Roller City on facebook then TAG a friend and LIKE & SHARE the facebook post. The lucky winner will be announced on our facebook page on Tuesday 18th December
Great Birthday Party Venue
18-11-2014 by Joanne
I recently had my daughters 9th birthday party at this venue and found the staff to be excellent. They have staff on the floor to help the children and also gave them tips on how to skate. There was a D.J. playing music and they played games with prizes.The party went for 2.5hrs and is very reasonably priced. Would highly recommend this venue!!
- scoresby industry park, unit c6 / 5 janine street scoresby., Scoresby, VIC 3179
- 10-20 km from Caulfield East
- Business can travel to you
New open.courts hire. Pro shop.coaching.fitness We open 7days EVERYDAY 10am to 10:30pm *social game : EVERY Monday/Friday FROM 7.30pm To 10:00pm (2.5hours) ($12, eg1130 aeroplane Shuttlecocks is provided) address : C6 / 5 Janine street Scoresby 3179 [Scoresby Industry Park] 4 courts with good lighting(New LED lamp) & high ceiling (9.5m) Grade D to A for all our sessions For all your badminton needs :- * Coaching & Training for beginner and child * rackets /badminton shoes / bags * Strings ... Read more / Grips * Shuttlecocks * restringing services * Team competitions CONTACT : michael An
Lollipop's Playland & Cafe Fountain Gate is a great venue for birthday parties, corporate events or simply treating the kids to a bounce, jump and slide while parents relax over a hot drink and treat from our fully serviced cafe. Our Indoor Play Centre is safe and secure where kids can have hours of fun climbing, sliding, jumping and spinning. Fully air conditioned in Summer and heated in Winter. What makes us Victoria's favourite Indoor Play Centre & Kids Party Venue ? * We are the Kids ... Read more Party Ideas & Birthday Party Specialists * Our Indoor Play Centre is Fully Air-Conditioned * Our Indoor Play Centre is open 7 days a week * Our Play Centre has unique security wristbands for your child's safety * Our Kids Party Ideas lead the market with a range to suit all ages and budgets * Our Kids Play Centre has a dedicated padded toddler area * We are the ideal Party Venue with dedicated party rooms or private after hours hire available. * Party food options to ...
Heathmont Parent-Child Playgroup is a casual, parent run and Playgroup Victoria affiliated playgroup offering indoor and outdoor play equipment, toys and craft for children aged 0 to 5. We have several groups running on various days of the week, mornings and afternoons. We are also the perfect place for mothers' groups to meet in a safe, welcoming space. New families and mothers' groups welcome.
Heathmont Parent Child Playgroup Christmas Party
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
HPCP term fees provide 2-3 incursions & excursions throughout the year. Events ytpically include activities such as a visit to a local childrens farm, music entertainer, morning at a playcentre and the end of year Christmas party, The annual Christmas Party is an event not to be missed providing entertainment for the whole family. The Pixies Fairies provide non stop entertainment busily tying balloons, face painting and performing skits. Santa also makes an arrival, last year arriving in style thanks to Ringwood MFB. The parents are not forgotten and are served coffee and refreshments thanks to the coffee van host.
Chelsea Heights Community Centre plays a vital role in the social, educational and cultural life of our community. Set amongst parklands near the renowned Seaford – Edithvale Wetlands, we offer a variety of programs, activities and services involving a diverse range of people from our community. At our Centre you can develop friendships, have fun, exchange ideas or learn new skills as well as take advantage of our wonderful occasional childcare service. We aim to meet the needs and interests ... Read more of our community so your ideas and input are always welcome. The Centre receives funding from Kingston Council, the Department of Planning and Community Development and Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Venues for Hire: If you are looking for a venue for your next party, we have the perfect option for you: Main Hall - We have a hall that can be dressed up for any occasion. Our facilities include timber floor,portable stage,round tables and a well equipped kitchen. Available ...
Yoga in the afternoon
Dates: from 29 Nov 2017 to 19 Dec 2018
Students are encouraged to listen to and guide their bodies. A variety of yoga styles , suitable for all levels taught. Classes held every Wednesday from 2 pm to 3 pm. Tutor - Phoebe Smith Cost - $15 per class First class free
Hall / Room for Hire
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Room / Hall available for hire at Chelsea Heights Community Centre! Chelsea Heights Community Centre has three affordable and spacious rooms for hire including a large hall, and two mid-size function rooms. Our centre, located in the heart of Chelsea Heights, offers a vibrant community culture where members of the surrounding suburbs feel welcomed and engaged. The Main Hall - a hall that can be dressed up for any occasion. Our facilities include timber floor,portable stage,round tables and a well equipped kitchen. Available for a variety of functions, including 21st Birthdays, Wedding receptions, Engagements, Dinner Dances, Trivia Nights and Fundraisers. Our other rooms: Mid-size room that accomodates up to 30 people, and includes: chairs and table, kitchenette, heating and A/C, Ceiling fans, disability access. Kids Party Room that accomodates up to 21 children, and includes: heating and A/C, fully-functioning kitchen, chairs and tables, disability access. To more information and to check for availability please phone the centre.Chelsea Heights Community Centre Beazley Reserve, 160 Thames Promenade, Chelsea Heights, 3196
UpUnlimited Richmond & Moorabbin is brought to you by The Makers of Clip 'N Climb Melbourne. Featuring over 60+ Clip N Climb climbing challenges and 85+ meters of caving obstacles across 2 awesome venues. It is FUN for all ages. Book Now to Climb Your Way to Unlimited Fun.
- Shop CW-G19, The District Entertainment, 440 Docklands Drive, Docklands, VIC, Docklands, VIC 3008
- 10-20 km from Caulfield East
There's no place for a kids birthday party like Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq! With games galore and plentiful prizes, it's the perfect party venue! Our provided party host will see that they run themselves ragged around our arcade and activities, and we've got delicious delights to fuel the fun too, so all you have to do is put your feet up!
- 486 ballarat road, Sunshine North, VIC 3020
- 20-30 km from Caulfield East
Fun City also has Kidz City Playground, Fun City is Fun for Everyone of all ages, Kidz city Playground suits ages 3 and up
At Go Wild Playcentre, we are passionate about children, family and quality experiences. As parents ourselves, we know it's important to balance enjoyable time with the family as well as a peaceful moment to yourself. If you are looking for somewhere that you can go and let your child's inner wild come out, in a fun and caring environment that caters for the parents also, look no further than Go Wild Party and Play Centre. We care about quality food, drinks and experiences. With limited ... Read more time to step out and enjoy some recreational time, its important that you enjoy every aspect of your precious time, especially that morning coffee! And we know that when the kids are busy having fun, parents can also relax and enjoy time with friends or family. Read what our visitors say: "We had our daughters party yesterday and the kids had a ball. The service was fantastic and the staff did everything in their power to make sure everyone was happy. So a very big Thank you to all ...
Café - Party - Play Come visit our fantastic indoor Playcentre and Café in Eltham. Great for birthdays or just a playdate with friends. Great coffee and a fantastic range at the café made fresh to order. See You Soon.
Airborn Indoor Trampoline Park offers a unique experience of air launching fun! Airborn has something for everyone with over 1,300 square metres of custom made trampolines adjoining the floors and walls, an awesome Airbag to take flight into, a dodgeball court for team tournaments and a slam-dunk trampoline for the air-time lovers. Our park is complete with an indoor cafe to refuel and party rooms suitable for every occasion. Whether you have a birthday, family day or want the perfect corporate ... Read more team activity, Airborn can cater to you. Prepare to launch yourself into the best time of your life with Airborn Trampoline Park – It's Sky High Fun!
04-03-2016 by Emily
Customer service both off and on trampolines was outstanding. Staff were friendly and great to be around. Safety rules were carefully explained to everyone (i've been places where they just chuck you on without any safety brief!!) and the kids had a blast we ended up staying for 2 hours. Thanks for a great time - we'll be back for more!
17-04-2015 by Summer
I've been to Airborn numerous times and each time is better than the other! Great customer service and trampoline staff are super helpful and interactive. Thanks Airborn :D
Our venue is a family friendly roller-blading and roller skating entertainment house open to the public all year round with lots of games, prizes, hit music and a great family atmosphere. We offer classes for learning to skate in all disciplines including basic skills, speed skating, figure skating, adults, tots and also roller derby. If you have a birthday party, celebrate it at Sk8house. We can do everything for you including hot food and cakes, or you can do a DIY option. Our cafe also has ... Read more a wide range of cold and hot foods, gourmet sandwiches and pies, baguettes, and also freshly roasted barista coffees. We are located just literally 30seconds from the Peninsula Link - Frankston/Dandenong Rd exit.
19-08-2018 by Woz Dock
My two 6yo girls had a ball. Great staff, great tunes, great day. Highly recommend SK8 House to anyone who'll listen.
Laverton Skate Centre's DJ's play the latest (and greatest!) music, all featured via our newly installed sound and lighting system to create a truly unique roller disco atmosphere in Melbourne. Featuring a snack bar & cafe', classic arcade games, skate hire and pro shop, our sessions and parties are great fun for the kids (and the big kids!) with the best sounding rink in Melbourne. Birthday parties are our specialty, please visit our website for the latest information and skate party packages. ... Read more Tell your friends you'll be at Laverton Skate Centre these school holidays - because skating is BACK!
Sprouts is a medium-sized, indoor play centre nestled at the foot of Mt Dandenong in Melbourne's Outer East. We're big enough to enjoy hours of fun but we're small enough to see or hear your child in nearly every play point from your seat. We're also small enough to keep warm in winter, to keep cool in summer and we're not too noisy! Sprouts is ideally suited to ages 0-8. We have a big gated 0-3 play area & 7 slides throughout the playground! Our friendly staff are focused on providing ... Read more an enjoyable experience for you & your little companions through excellent service and a clean, happy & positive environment. Our most frequent feedback is about our friendliness, cleanliness & our great coffee! Kid's parties, casual play, group bookings, & after hours venue hire bookings (great for fundraisers or Christmas parties) are all welcome.
The Big Freeze Festival returns these July school holidays providing 9 days of winter fun for Melbourne families (July 1-9). Featuring a snow experience close to home our interactive zones include snow play, snow slides, snowball toss, snow globe photo booth, snowfall forest, winter village, kids' challenge, circus skills workshops, construction zone, polar bear slide, arts'n'crafts & more. Located under the Big Top at Fountain Gate Shopping Centre (only minutes from the Monash Fwy) it's completely ... Read more indoors and protected from the weather. The snow pits do bring down the temperature, so make sure that you rug up still! Ticket numbers are strictly limited to avoid overcrowding and long lines. Therefore purchase tickets early to avoid disappointment.
OPEN FROM 10 am - LATE 7 DAYS A WEEK! Karting Madness is Australia's largest indoor go kart venue. Located in Chirnside Park, Karting Madness boasts over 600m of 6m wide track. Featuring fast straights, tight turns, technical corners and visible lap times; our centre is the ideal location for adrenaline packed adventure. Karting Madness also has racing simulators on site, cafe, amusements, arcade games, group packages and exclusive track & venue hire available! Karting is available for ages 4+ ... Read more ADULT KARTS - ROOKIE KARTS - DUAL SEATED KARTS Call to make your booking or head to our website!
Mr Slotcar is a large hobby/slot car store located in our new premises in Hallam. Our core business is Slot Cars, Birthday Parties and Cafe open for lunch and dinner on selected nights. We run children's birthday parties where you can come to our store and use one of our large tracks or we can bring our mobile track to you. We also do corporate or school fetes. Parties start from $28.00 per person. See our website for more details or call Debbie. Racing: Come along on a Saturday morning and ... Read more join in the fun of our "Rookie Racing" we start around 10.30. (You will need to purchase or bring along your only Scalextric style car) Mrtrax is another of our business' in which we manufacture our own slot car tracks for use in your own home.
Hi Voltage Karts is the first to bring ELECTRIC Go Karts to Melbourne! That means ZERO Emissions and no smell of fuel whilst you race our INDOOR 300m track! Super quick speeds from 0 to 80kms in our Adult Storm Karts. Junior Karts are available for youngsters aged 8 years old and above (125cm is the minimum height requirement!). Awesome birthday party packages are also available!
We are a family entertainment centre with the LOT! Tenpin Bowling, Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Arcade, playground and much much more! We also cater for kids and adults parties.
- 49 Sterling Drv, Keilor East, VIC 3033
- 20-30 km from Caulfield East
Xtreme Party Hire is Melbourne's Biggest Party and Event hire in Melbourne catering for all type of events . Party Hire Equipment such as Jumping Castles , Jukebox's , Popcorn and Fairy floss , Arcade games and Sumo suits. Xtreme Party Hire offer the very best in equipment when it comes Party and Event Hire equipment,. Your Fun is our Specialty !


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This post is going to be a bit personal.
My 94 year old mother is now hospitalized with stage 4 leukemia and the prospects are not good. She still has her mental facilities. Amazingly she is being visited by her many friends. They are giving human warmth and friendship. Many of them are from the church she has belonged to for several years. These people are not coming to see her because of their particular creed but because they are genuine friends that she made at the church and they are trying to make her end less lonely.
I cannot thank them enough, even the minister who I have had a problem with in the past, has been more than helpful. I had never thought about how these visiting clergy act as patient advocates.
What I am seeing here is theology but a social organization that promotes true friendship and care for each other.
There is more, much more, to life than material goods.
So my question is how are we atheists, secular humanists, etc. doing at building the type of social support organizations that develop these personal relationships among our fellow humans? They are needed and it is something no government can provide. {How's that for coming from someone who thinks liberals are overly conservative. :-/ }

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Love clay pigeon shooting of all kinds and loathe golf. Same client base, same being outside... just prefer to blow stuff up than chase our balls. We are looking for a fun exciting shirt to help display the playful side while poking a little fun too.
not sure yet. hoping this will catch on, if not then just me. Anyone who likes to shoot shotguns and is tired of hearing it compared to golf with a gun.
15-30 male that likes to shoot shotguns
This is for clay pigeon shooting and not hunting.
Just google "Big Johnson shirts". They have a fun feel to them, but stretch it a little far.
What we want in the design:
1. A guy shooting with a clay pigeon exploding
2. A guy is chasing a golf ball down a green or fairway.
3. The tag is "while boys chase their balls men blow stuff up"
We do not want the implying to go beyond the words though. Not really sure what else to say, just have fun and I will try to give as much feedback as possible along the way.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. ( March 3, 2014) – The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed quite a turnaround from its 2012-13 season, and a trio of Buccaneers were honored Monday for their contributions to those successes by being named to various All Atlantic Sun Conference teams.
In a vote of the league's head coaches, junior guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa, Fla.) was named first-team All A-Sun, freshman guard A.J. Merriweather (Jackson) was voted to the league's all-freshman team, and junior guard Jalen Riley (Racine, Wisc.) was picked as the A-Sun's Newcomer of the Year.
Rembert led all scorers in A-Sun play at 18.3 PPG, as he connected on 3.4 three pointers against conference foes. His 96 three's made this season is tied for 10th most in the A-Sun record books, and his 43.4 percent shooting from behind the arc ranked first in the A-Sun. Meanwhile, Riley added more scoring punch to the Buccaneer line-up this season as he registered 12.7 PPG in only 19.8 minutes per game and shot 86.2 percent from the charity stripe; second-best in the league. Riley increased his scoring to 13.1 PPG in league play as he came off the bench in all but one game this season. As for Merriweather, he continues to lead the Bucs in rebounding and steals per game, and has ranked as one of the squad's top scorers all season.
As for the rest of the league, Mercer's Langston Hall joined teammate Daniel Coursey and Head Coach Bob Hoffman in the spotlight. Hall, the 2014 A-Sun Player of the Year, guided the Bears to a 14-4 conference record and a share of the conference regular-season title. Hall led the A-Sun in assists (5.5), free-throw percentage (86.5), while ranking sixth in scoring (14.9) and second for steals (1.5). The senior point guard enters the A-Sun Championship with 603 career assists; second-most in conference history. Hall is the fourth student-athlete from Mercer to land the A-Sun Player of the Year accolade and first since Kenny Brown in 1993.
FGCU's Bernard Thompson and Brett Comer accompanied Hall on the First Team All-Conference after sharing the regular-season title with Mercer. Thompson averaged 15.6 points per game in conference play including 1.8 steals against league foes. His 199 career steals are 16th-most in conference history. Comer increased his scoring by six points this season to 14.2 PPG - eighth-best in the conference - while dishing out 5.4 assists each contest; trailing only Hall in the A-Sun. The junior guard owns 588 career assists; fourth-most in league history.
USC Upstate's Torrey Craig became the eighth player in A-Sun history to land on the A-Sun All-Conference First Team on three occasions with his selection this season. Craig owns 2,084 career points - fourth-most all-time in the conference - as he averaged a league-best 16.9 PPG. His 7.1 RPG sits fourth-best as he tallied 32.6 minutes per game; second-most among A-Sun student-athletes.
Coursey picked up the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year award as the senior forward swatted an A-Sun high 61 shots; good for two per game. His 194 career blocks are fourth best in the A-Sun record books. Coursey pulled down 6.7 rebounds per outing this year; fourth-highest in the league.
North Florida's Dallas Moore landed the A-Sun Freshman of the Year distinction as the St. Petersburg, Fla. native averaged 12.5 PPG and 2.6 APG, while shooting 78 percent from the free-throw line. Moore was one of two unanimous choices to the All-Freshman team with Lipscomb's J.C. Hampton, who led all freshmen in scoring at 14.7 PPG.
For the second-straight season, Hoffman was tabbed as the A-Sun Coach of the Year. He becomes the first head coach since College of Charleston's John Kresse in 1998 to win the award in back-to-back seasons.
Landing on the Second Team All-Conference was FGCU's Chase Fieler, Jacksonville's Jarvis Haywood and Keith McDougald, USC Upstate's Ricardo Glenn and North Florida's Travis Wallace. Lipscomb's Josh Williams, Stetson's Brian Pegg and Merriweather joined Moore and Hampton on the All-Freshman squad.
The 2014 Atlantic Sun Men's Basketball Championship begins on Tuesday, March 4th with four quarterfinal contests at ETSU, FGCU, Mercer and USC Upstate.
For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the postseason, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.


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Web site celebrates 14th anniversary
The Center for Digital Government has ranked the City of Lincoln second in its 2009 Digital Cities Survey. Lincoln placed first in 2007 and 2008 among cities with populations from 125,000 to 250,000, and this is the eighth time in nine years that Lincoln has finished in the top ten. The Center, a national research and advisory institute, awarded Norfolk, Virginia the top ranking in the population group.
This unprecedented record of top 10 finishes will be recognized today at the annual Nebraska Digital Summit at the Embassy Suites in Lincoln. Interlinc, the City-County Web site (lincoln.ne.gov and lancaster.ne.gov), marks its 14th anniversary next month. The site averages about 20,000 electronic visitors each day and 15 million page hits per month.
Citizens can use the City-County Web site to reserve golf tee times and sports fields; buy season swimming pool passes, pet licenses and Husker parking; reload parking garage cards; conduct local criminal history checks; and pay water bills and parking tickets. Terry Lowe, Information Services Systems Coordinator, said all of the City's e-pay services offer an option to pay with no convenience fees added. Lancaster County offers the ability to pay property taxes online, however, a credit card fee is required.
This year's winners demonstrate how cities have faced economic challenges with creativity and innovation in the use of information technology," said Cathilea Robinett, Executive Director for the Center for Digital Government. "The survey clearly shows that cities place a high value on positive experiences for their constituents when using government services. These winners are at the leading edge of the future in digital advances for citizens.
More than 300 cities participate in the annual study that assesses how local governments use information technology to streamline operations and deliver services. The study focused on the implementation of online services, planning, governance, infrastructure and architecture. More information on the Center for Digital Government is available at www.centerdigitalgov.com.


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Me London Hotel
Located in the heart of the action and near the city's main theatres, exclusive boutiques, fashionable hot spots and trendy night clubs, ME London isone of the leading hotels in the centre of London. It is contemporary and cutting edge in style and located in one of the most important tourist destinations in the world.
Designed by the world famous architects Foster and Partners, amongst its fantastic services and facilities ME London provides 157 exquisitely designed, modern rooms, including 16 suites; two New York restaurants (Cucina Asellina and STK London); Roof Bar with outdoor terrace and spectacular panoramic views of London (London Eye, Trafalgar Square, Tower Bridge, Covent Garden) and Marconi Lounge; 7 meeting rooms measuring 500 m2 with capacity for up to 300 people and a separate reception area; a modern, fully equipped gym, open 24 hours a day and high speed WiFi internet.


text: Professor Joe Kling has been teaching Political Science since the 1970s. He received his Ph. D. from the City University of New York in 1981. He also has a Master of Social Work degree from Rutgers University. His fields of interest are Social Movements, American Political Thought, Public Policy, and Human Rights. One of his favorite courses to teach is 'Business and Ethics.' He also teaches 'African-American Political and Social Thought', and courses on Human Rights. He is co-editor of two books: Community Mobilization in the Era of Global Cities, co-edited with Robert Fisher, and published, 1993, by Sage; and Dilemmas of Activism: Class, Community, and the Politics of Local Mobilization co-edited with Prudence Posner and published, 1990, by Temple University Press. Before becoming a teacher of Political Science, Dr. Kling worked as a community organizer in Brooklyn, New York.


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USEA forum explores trends and threats for energy sector
The United States Energy Association (USEA), the WEC US committee, hosted its Public Policy Forum with its annual membership meeting last month (23 April) in Washington, DC. Influential leaders from across the North American energy sector updated delegates on the latest policies and trends affecting the energy industry. US Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz addressed […]
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Looking ahead to the WEC North America Region Energy Forum
The WEC's 2014 North America Region Energy Forum will take place this June in Calgary. Graham Campbell from Energy Council of Canada, the WEC national committee who's organising the event, tells us what's in store for participants. What is the idea behind the event? The North America Region Energy Forum is a unique opportunity to […]
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US energy self-sufficiency poses challenges for Canadian exporters, overseas markets
US energy self-sufficiency, resulting from the shale gas and oil boom, could cause a potential rift in US-Canada relations, the World Energy Congress was told on 15 October. There were also indications of rising concern that an environmentally conscious and energy-rich United States may no longer be keen to commit to major infrastructure projects needed […]
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President Obama's Climate Action Plan
Last month President Barack Obama announced a sweeping plan to cut emissions in the US. Barry K. Worthington, Executive Director of the United States Energy Association (USEA), the WEC's US committee, reviews key points of the plan. On Tuesday, 25 June 2013, the President of the United States described his Climate Action Plan in a […]
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USEA shares knowledge on small island power
The United States Energy Association (USEA), the WEC's US member committee, recently exchanged their knowledge with Indonesian experts. From 13 to 20 April, nine senior managers from PT PLN Persero (PLN), the Indonesian electric utility, travelled to the Hawaiian islands of Oahu and Maui for meetings with Hawaiian Electric Company, Maui Electric Company, First Wind, […]
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Pierre Gadonneix wins Platts 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award
30 November 2012 – Pierre Gadonneix, Chairman of the World Energy Council (WEC), has been presented with a lifetime achievement award at the 2012 Platts Global Energy Awards in New York. The award, in the Vision & Leadership category, recognises his extensive career in the energy sector. Pierre Gadonneix has served at CEO level in […]
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USEA helps East Africa identify clean energy strategies
Senior executives from the electric utilities, energy ministries, regulatory authorities and private sector from Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda took part in a workshop focusing on strategies for clean energy deployment in East Africa. Delegates identified best practices for deploying clean energy technologies given financial constraints. The Workshop on Clean Energy Development Strategies in […]
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Experts underscore financial benefits of building efficiency at USEA-sponsored forum
Public and private sector leaders outlined legislation, policies and business strategies for reducing energy use and operating costs in buildings at the 23rd Energy Efficiency Forum, co-sponsored by the United States Energy Association (USEA), the World Energy Council's US member committee, on 14 June. Richard Kauffman, senior advisor to the US Secretary of Energy, kicked off […]
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World Energy Council sets out a sustainable future for the energy sector in Houston
On Monday October, 31st 2011, Pierre Gadonneix, the Chairman of the energy leaders' network, the World Energy Council will address the World Energy Council's Houston Business Forum. In his speech about the future for the energy sector he will highlight the importance of energy security in fuelling long term growth: "In the midst of a […]
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Here's the latest article from the 12 Step Recovery site at BellaOnline.com.
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Halloween around my house means crafting and quilting with fall colored fabrics, my favorite! And time in the kitchen canning, and baking.
Here's a cute easy to sew Halloween apron you can make in less than 2 hours. You'll get it done in time to do some baking!
For this project you will need:
apron base 15"x30"
apron bottom 7"x30"
ties (2) 4"x50"
30" of Halloween decorative trim
Make the apron ties:
Pin the long sides of one tie pretty sides together. Stitch down one long side and one short side using a 1/4" seam allowance. Turn the tie pretty side out. Poke out corners. Press flat. Turn up the end that is sewn on an angle as shown in the photo. Stitch in place. Do the same to the other tie.
Make the Apron:
Pin pretty sides together apron base to apron bottom on a 30" side. Stitch using a 1/4" seam allowance.
(Optional) Zigzag seam finish the seam. Make sure there is no fabric under the seam when zigzagging.
Pin decorative ribbon over seam line on pretty side of fabric. Stitch in place.
To hem the apron, fold outer edges of apron 1/2", fold again 1/2". Pin in place. Stitch.
Your apron ties cross in the back and then come around the front to make a bow.
You are ready to start baking some Halloween cookies!


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On the final weekend of the regular season, the Warwick girls' hockey team served notice that it was a contender when it knocked off Mount St. Charles on the strength of a four-goal third period. With the same teams together again in the semifinals of the state playoffs, the Lady Titans could never quite recapture that form.
Mount won 4-1 on Friday night at Adelard Arena then held off a furious rally by Warwick on Saturday at Thayer Arena to win 2-1 and clinch a sweep of the best-of-three series. The second-seeded Mounties will play top-seeded La Salle for the state championship.
Warwick was left with a near-miss.
"Couple of bounces didn't go our way," said head coach Dave Tibbetts. "It was tough."
The Titans were expecting something different. Their 10-7 regular season included the win over Mount plus an overtime loss to La Salle. It was a much different scenario than last year, when the Titans played Mount in the semifinals and lost two 8-1 games.
The Titans came much closer this year, but still couldn't get over the hump.
That trend started Friday.
Emily Fox gave Warwick a 1-0 lead in the first period of game one, but the Mounties responded with four unanswered goals. Arianna Tourtellot made 32 saves, including several that short-circuited Warwick's comeback hopes.
"She robbed us point-blank a couple of times," Tibbetts said. "She was probably the difference in the first game."
For game two, the Titans returned home and remained confident.
"We knew we had to play better than we did last night," Fox said. "We were excited that we had the home ice advantage. We were hoping that tonight was going to be our night."
Warwick's start was promising. The Titans delivered two good shifts then thought they were in business when they went on the power play just 1:16 into the game.
Instead, they fell into a hole.
The Titans put three shots on net in the first minute of the power play. After Mount cleared the puck, Abby Ellis got control and skated back toward the offensive end. Just as she crossed into the neutral zone, though, Mount's Elisabeth Berard poked the puck away from her and took off. She was all alone and just beat Kayleen Murphy for the short-handed goal. Mount led 1-0 with 11:54 left in the first.
"Abby hasn't done that all year," Tibbetts said. "She's our best puck carrier. Berard's a good fore-checker. Kay just missed making the save."
As deflating as the goal was, the Titans held tough and ended up out-shooting Mount 11-7 in the first period. But the Titans also struggled to maintain a rhythm thanks in part to a parade of penalties. They picked up three penalties in the first period, one of which carried into the second. Just over a minute after that one ended, the Titans were whistled for another on a checking call.
This time, the Mounties took advantage, with Briana Castro scoring on a wrist shot from the left circle. Berard assisted. Mount led 2-0 with 11:05 left in the second period.
Warwick was whistled for eight penalties overall, a season-high.
"The momentum, with the penalties, we just couldn't get it going," Tibbetts said.
Still, the Lady Titans remained within striking distance. Murphy made a diving glove save to stop a breakaway chance for the Mounties late in the second period. In the final seconds, Fox skated her way to an opening in the slot, but Tourtellot saved the shot.
In the locker room between periods, the Titans envisioned a comeback.
"We've come from behind a lot and we've won a bunch of games that way," Tibbetts said. "We feel our conditioning is really good, and we're rolling three lines most of the game. We feel we have the energy to do it. We felt confident. We didn't feel like it would be easy, but we felt like we had a good chance – we were within two goals. We felt good about it. We knew we had to put everything we could into the period."
The Titans came up empty on a few good looks early in the third, but broke through with 7:08 left when Kelsey Holmes tallied a short-handed goal on a breakaway.
Less than 20 seconds later, the Titans nearly tied it when Fox got open on the back side. But her shot from the right circle was turned away.
Still, the Titans had momentum and they continued to push as hard as they had all night. Madison Balutowski had a good look after a Julianna Mollo steal, but Tourtellot saved it. With 4:10 left, Ellis skated into open ice on the right side and put a good shot on net. Tourtellot made a kick save.
A minute later, Balutowski slipped a pass from behind the net to Holmes in front but the shot skipped wide. A blast in traffic by Fox also went wide with 2:45 left. Tourtellot then saved a slap shot by Casey McCormick at the 1:45 mark.
From there, the situation got desperate. Holmes was whistled for a boarding penalty with 1:12 left. Warwick managed to break the puck out twice against the Mount power play and pulled the goalie with 30 seconds left.
Nothing materialized over the next few seconds, but with just 12 seconds to go, the Mounties were whistled for a penalty. Warwick called timeout to set up for a faceoff in the offensive zone, on the right side. Fox won the faceoff and slipped the puck behind her to a wide open McCormick. She put it on net, but Tourtellot made the stop. The Titans had a look at the rebound before Tourtellot smothered it.
That gave Warwick another faceoff with eight seconds to go, but nothing developed this time and the final seconds ticked away.
"We had a good, strong third period," Tibbetts said. "We had a good face-off play at the end. It just didn't work out."
Tourtellot made 32 saves for the second night in a row, giving her 64 for the weekend.
"We had enough shots," Tibbetts said. "They were all right at her. We finally started shooting low and we got some rebounds. We just didn't capitalize on them."
Berard finished the series with three goals and two assists, while Castro had a goal and two assists. Murphy saved 24 shots in game two for the Titans, after saving 34 on Friday.
The Titans were emotional after the loss, but looked for perspective. The season was the team's first in Division I, and Warwick more than held its own.
"We're disappointed the way it ended, obviously, but we've come a long way in a short time," said head coach Dave Tibbetts. "We're really proud of all the kids."
Added Murphy: "We're definitely happy with the season. It's the best we've ever done. We made such large improvements this year."
The Titans will bid farewell to a strong group of seniors, including captains Fox, Murphy and McCormick. Fox became the first player in program history to 100 points earlier this year.
They've left the program better than the way they found it, and with a young core returning, optimism is still running high.
"We're going to miss them. It'll be tough to fill their shoes, but we have a lot of talented young kids in that locker room," Tibbetts said. "We'll fill the holes. We'll be optimistic again next year."
Excellent season for the Lady Titans - Congrats


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Top After-Market NYSE Movers (EXCO Resources, Higher One, Stone Energy, EQT, FXCM, Texas Inds, Ruby Tuesday, Foot Locker, PerkinElmer, Timken)
The top after-market NYSE gainers Wednesday were EXCO Resources, Higher One Holdings, Stone Energy Corp, EQT Corp and FXCM Inc. The top after-market NYSE were Texas Industries, Ruby Tuesday, Foot Locker, PerkinElmer and Timken Co.
EXCO Resources NL (XCO) shares surged 5.71 percent to $6.85 in post-market trading. The company stock plunged more than 5 percent in regular trading.
Higher One Holdings Inc. (ONE) shares surged 4.53 percent to $11.79 in post-market trading. The company announced Wednesday that it would report its results for the fourth quarter and full year 2012 after the close of the market on Feb. 12, 2013.
Stone Energy Corp. (SGY) shares gained 3.74 percent to $22.18 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $19.27, a 52-week high of $35.47 and $1.06 billion in market capitalization.
EQT Corp. (EQT) shares advanced 2.61 percent to $58.68 in post-market trading. Analysts at Societe Generale Wednesday reaffirmed a "buy" rating on the shares of EQT with a price target of $75.00.
FXCM Inc. (FXCM) shares rose 2.18 percent to $10.76 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $8.50, a 52-week high of $13.70 and $360.43 million in market capitalization.
Texas Industries, Inc. (TXI) shares tumbled 8.52 percent to $51.20 in post-market trading. Its second quarter net loss narrowed to $11.12 million or $0.40 per share from $21.04 million or $0.75 per share in the same period last year but missed Reuters' estimate of a loss of $0.32 per share.
Ruby Tuesday Inc. (RT) shares slumped 8.30 percent to $7.62 in post-market trading. Its second quarter net loss widened to $15.1 million or $0.24 per share from $2.0 million or $0.03 per share in the same period last year. The company also lowered its fiscal 2013 adjusted earnings to a range of $0.24 to $0.30 per share from its prior estimation of $0.24 to $0.34 per share.
Foot Locker Inc. (FL) shares plunged 5.09 percent to $31.33 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $24.41, a 52-week high of $37.65 and $4.98 billion in market capitalization.
PerkinElmer Inc. (PKI) shares declined 3.90 percent to $33.02 in post-market trading. The company stock surged more than 4 percent in regular trading.
Timken Co. (TKR) shares fell 3.42 percent to $48.31 in post-market trading. The stock has a 52-week low of $32.59, a 52-week high of $57.94 and $4.79 billion in market capitalization.


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Acme Café is located in the historic Paris Block. Built in 1907 as the Eastern Building, its retail space was occupied by Pierre Paris and Sons Shoes in 1919. The Paris family sold logging boots here for over 60 years.
Hastings Street and Gastown were once the core of downtown Vancouver's retail and entertainment district. From Abbott Street to Main Street, Hastings was "Theatre Row" with numerous theatres — both film and live. The area was a working-class neighbourhood filled with diners, clothing and shoe shops, and markets, its hub being the iconic Woodward's Department Store.
The restoration of the Hastings corridor and its historic buildings, including Woodward's, was something we wanted to be a part of. Acme Café opened in April 2010 in the newly salvaged and restored Paris Block. Our goal was and is to create a space that feels grounded in its community, a spot that might have been there in the area's heyday.
51 Hastings Street West
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8am – 4pm every day
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Can you guess which US state holds the title of beer-drinking king?
The Beer Institute, a Beer industry public policy group, compiles a report of annual statistics on beer consumption and production across the United States. The yearly report includes state-by-state per captia consumption figures, which calculates average consumption by comparing individuals of legal drinking age (aged 21 and over) to the amount of beer delivered within the state.
The group estimates that there were over 7.16 billion gallons of beer consumed in the US in 2008, while the states with the lowest annual per capita consumption levels were Utah (20.5 gallons), New York (23.2 gallons), and New Jersey (23.5 gallons).
So, what are America's biggest beer drinking states? Click ahead to find out!
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To report an emergency in progress, call 911.
Clerk-Recorder Office
2954 Richardson Drive
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 886-5600
Fax: (530) 886-5687
E-mail: email@example.com
Schedule Passport Appointment
Low cost passport photos taken on site for $7.78 including tax.
The Placer County Clerk-Recorder's office is a passport acceptance agency. Our office will accept and verify all the information needed, collect the necessary fees, pictures and forms, and forward them to the Passport Agency. Your passport will be mailed directly to you from the Passport Agency.
Definition of a Passport
A passport is an internationally recognized travel document attesting to the identity and nationality of the bearer. A passport indicates that its bearer is entitled to receive the protection and assistance of the diplomatic and consular officer of their country while abroad. In essence, it is a request on the part of the issuing government that officials of foreign governments permit the bearer to travel or sojourn (take temporary residence) in their territories and afford them all lawful aid and protection.
PASSPORT CARD - The U.S. Department of State is now issuing a passport card (in addition to the passport book) which is a less expensive, smaller, and a more convenient alternative for travel by land and sea, between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean only. Please Note: This card is NOT valid for travel by air.
PASSPORT BOOK - Remains the same and continues to be valid for all travel by air, sea or land.
Please Note: Customers will now have the option to apply for a passport book, a passport card, or both on the DS 11.
Who can get a U.S. Passport
A U.S. passport may be issued to a citizen or national of the United States
A person who is not a U.S. citizen or national should apply for documentation to a representative of the country in which that person is a citizen and should contact the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for requirements to re-enter the United States.
Unless specifically authorized by a passport issuing office, no person may have more than one valid, or potentially valid, U.S. passport of the same type at any one time.
All U.S. citizens desiring a passport must obtain individual passports in their own names (including children).
All applicants must appear in person. This includes all minor children. This change is made to further prevent international parental child abduction. The new DS 11, must be executed by both parents or legal guardian(s) of the child. If both parents or legal guardian of a child under 16 years of age are unable to appear, the appearing parent may submit a notarized form DS 3053 that has been completed and signed by the non-appearing parent, in addition to a photocopy of the identification presented to the notary public.
Information Needed for the Passport Application: All applicants must appear in person. This includes children.
With Each Passport Application Please Bring the Following:
U.S. Department of State Fee:
Must be a check or money order (cash or credit card cannot be accepted for this fee).
To include expedite processing or expedite mailing fees, increase your check payable to U.S. Department of State for the appropriate amount.
Placer County Clerk Fee: Passport Processing Monday - Friday 8AM - 3PM
May be paid by check, cash, or credit/debit card (credit/debit card use is available until 3:00 PM daily and requires a $7.00 additional service fee). If applying for both passport book and passport card at the same time, only one $25.00 processing fee will be charged.
Passport Photos - $7.25 plus tax for a set of two passport sized photos
Passport Processing Time
Routine processing - 6 to 8 weeks.
Expedite Processing - 2 to 3 weeks. Fee is $60.00 per application. When expediting, to shorten the mailing time, you may pay an additional $15.89 per application to expedite the return mail process.
If traveling within 2 weeks, you will need to call toll free number 1 (877) 487-2778, make an appointment and apply in person in San Francisco.
New Passport Forms Available at http://travel.state.gov/passport/forms/forms_847.html
National Passport Information Center
Toll Free # 877-487-2778 (900) 225-5674
With credit card:
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24 hour automated service
Internet address: http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
The Bureau of Consular Affairs publishes a series of travel information booklets called "Tips for Travelers." Single copies of these booklets are for sale for $1.00 from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402: (202) 512-1800.


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WSU Army ROTC, Armed Services Blood Drive
Wednesday, September 19, 2012, 9 am to 4 pm
Student Union Atrium
Current Students
Did you know one blood donation can save up to three lives? Wright State University's Army ROTC will be conducting it's quarterly Armed Services Blood Drive on September 19th from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. If you are eligible to donate blood, please visit the Student Union and support our troops. Civilians are welcome. Give life, Hooah!


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GEOG: Geography
5220. Physical Geography Field Experience (3)
10 classroom hours of orientation and organization over a 2-week period followed by 3 weeks (15 working days) in a field location. P: GEOG 2200, 2250; or consent of instructor. Field-based introduction to basic aspects of physical geography research. Development of research questions, field techniques, use of modern instrumentation, and geographic analysis of field data.
5281, 5282, 5283. Selected Topics in Physical Geography (1,2,3)
May be repeated for up to 6 s.h. P: Consent of instructor. Seminar on selected topic.
5393. Seminar in Human Geography (3)
May be repeated for up to 6 s.h. P: Consent of instructor. Seminar on selected topic in economic-human geography.
6100. History and Philosophy of Geography (3)
Major paradigms constituting discipline of geography. Research frameworks within these paradigms.
6110. Research Design in Geography (3)
For beginning graduate student. P: Graduate standing. Analysis of research procedures. Research objectives, literature searches, data collection design, data analysis techniques, and modes of presentation.
6150. Quantitative Methods in Geography (3)
P: Introductory course in statistics or GEOG 3400. Advanced statistical methods related to geography.
6160. Field Geography (3)
P: Dept consent. Advanced inquiry into development of field techniques and research methods in geography. Data collection, analysis, and writing from field sources.
6200. Research Methods in Physical Geography (3)
Introduces field and lab methods typically used in research in geomorphology and other disciplines of physical geography.
6210. Advanced Fluvial and Hydrological Processes (3)
Comprehensive examination of principles of surface water hydrology and fluvial geomorphology and their application to environmental problems.
6220. Advanced Coastal Geomorphology (3)
Advanced examination of principles of coastal processes and geomorphology, and their application to environmental problems.
6230. Earth Surface Processes on the Coastal Plain (3)
Detailed examination of the dominant geomorphic processes and sediment dynamics involved in the creation of landforms and the redistribution of sediments and contaminants in coastal plain environments. Emphasis on laboratory experimentation.
6270. Advanced Water Resources Management and Planning (3)
Same as PLAN 6270. Advanced investigation of spatial and temporal characteristics of water. Consideration of hydrologic, engineering, economic, and institutional aspects of water management.
6291, 6292, 6293. Independent Study in Physical Geography (1,2,3)
May be repeated for maximum of 6 s.h. May not count toward thesis research. P: Consent of instructor. Analysis of specific problem in physical geography under direct supervision of graduate faculty member.
6300. Seminar in Cultural Geography (3)
For beginning graduate students. Comprehensive exposure to concepts, principles, and terminology of cultural geography. Problem solving and research through required papers.
6310. Seminar in Economic Geography (3)
For beginning graduate students. Comprehensive exposure to concepts, principles, and terminology of economic geography. Problem solving and research through required papers.
6315. Advanced Geographic Images (3)
Social and cultural images of space, place, and environment as produced and consumed through various media and at a variety of scales.
6320. Feminist Theories of Economy (3)
Economy and development from feminist and geographical perspective.
6325. Advanced Population and Development (3)
Demographic issues and population policies in relation to resource use and economic development.
6330. Global Restructuring of Agro-Food Systems (3)
Contemporary trends in global restructuring of agro-food systems of industrialized and developing nations.
6335. Tourism Development (3)
Traditional and emerging forms of tourism development as they transform economic, social, cultural, and environmental landscapes inside and outside the US.
6340. Advanced Medical Geography (3)
Topics range from geographic patterns and processes of disease to locational aspects of health care delivery systems. GIS used to describe and analyze problems in medical geography. Students become acquainted with current research literature.
6345. Human Migration and Global Restructuring (3)
Causes and consequences of human migration processes associated with political and economic restructuring in different regions of the globe.
6350. Seminar in Rural Development (3)
Geographic theories and approaches used to study issues and problems facing rural areas.
6355. Rural Development Practicum (3)
Contemporary approaches to project design, implementation, management, and evaluation. Applies course in grant writing, problem solving, community analysis, participatory action research, group facilitation, and project evaluation.
6390. Political Geography (3)
Geographic factors in current national and world problems at advanced level.
6391, 6392, 6393. Independent Study in Human Geography (1,2,3)
May be repeated for maximum of 6 s.h. P: Consent of instructor. Analysis of specific problem in human geography under direct supervision of graduate faculty member.
6400. Seminar in Geographic Information and Analysis (3)
P: Consent of the instructor. Comprehensive exposure to concepts, principles, applications, and social implications of remote sensing, geographic information systems, and cartography.
6410. Advanced Cartography (3)
P: Undergraduate course work in digital cartographic methods or consent of instructor. Readings, discussion, and independent investigation of cartography topics. Analytic cartography, spatial analysis, and visualization techniques.
6420. Advanced Remote Sensing (3)
P: GEOG 3420 or consent of instructor. Interpretation of environmental phenomena recorded in digital data formats by remote sensing instruments. Advanced techniques of digital image processing for remotely sensed images.
6430. Advanced Geographic Information Systems (3)
P: GEOG 3430 or consent of instructor. Advanced topics.
6440. Spatial Analysis of Coastal Environments (3)
P: GEOG 3410 or equivalent. Applications of geographic information science to research in coastal environments.
6460. Advanced Digital Terrain Analysis (3)
P: GEOG 2410 or equivalent; or consent of instructor. Advanced investigation of digital topographic analyses that focuses on topographic data acquisition, development of digital elevation models, topographic analyses, and terrain visualization.
6491, 6492, 6493. Independent Study in Geographic Techniques (1,2,3)
May be repeated for maximum of 6 s.h. P: Consent of instructor. Analysis of specific problem in geographic techniques under direct supervision of graduate faculty member.
6510. Meteorological Measurement Systems (3)
2 lecture and 3 lab hours per week. Principles of meteorological instruments and measurement techniques; basic and advanced methods in data logging, processing, quality analysis and quality control; hands-on experience in labs, and practical training via independent field project.
6520. Atmosphere Turbulence (3)
Mechanisms and characterization of atmospheric turbulence in terms of fluid dynamics and mathematical methods. Modeling and measurement techniques in study of atmospheric turbulence.
6530. Advanced Micrometeorology (3)
Advanced measurement and modeling techniques and their use in micrometeorological research; estimation of exchange of momentum, mass and energy between Earth's surface and lowest atmosphere, and their representation in large-scale meteorological models.
6540. Advanced Coastal Storms (3)
Advanced dynamics, analysis, and forecasting of extratropical and tropical storms. History of storms in the Carolinas and current mitigation plans.
6550. Synoptic Meteorology and Forecasting (3) (S)
Analysis and forecasting of mid-latitude weather systems as characterized by large-scale dynamics. Includes advanced techniques of weather analysis, map interpretation, and satellite and radar analysis.
6560. Applied Urban Climatology (3) (F)
Impact of urbanization upon atmospheric processes, including energetic balance, precipitation, atmospheric circulation, and pollution.
6570. Advanced Hydrometeorology (3)
Theory of atmospheric processes related to surface hydrology. Measurement, prediction, and climate analysis techniques of hydrometeorological variables and associated weather and hydrologic events.
6580. Advanced Radar and Satellite Meteorology (3)
P: Consent of instructor. Theoretical basis for weather observations with radar and satellite instruments.
6590. Advanced Tropical Meteorology (3)
P: Consent of instructor. Tropical atmosphere as key component of global weather and climate and climate prediction.
6801, 6802, 6803. Internship in Geography (1,2,3)
60 hours of work responsibility required per semester hour of credit. P: 18 s.h. of graduate work in GEOG; consent of director of geography must be obtained during semester prior to internship. Application of advanced geographic principles in industrial, governmental, or business setting.
7000. Thesis
May be repeated. May count maximum of 6 s.h.
7001. Thesis: Summer Research (1)
May be repeated. No credit may count toward degree. Students conducting thesis research may only register for this course during the summer.
7300. Seminar in Geography of Heritage (3)
Geographic perspective on the nature of heritage and its cultural, political, and economic uses.
GEOG Banked Courses
5020. Spatial Efficiency Analysis (3)
PLAN: Planning
5025. Coastal Area Planning and Management (3)
2 classroom and 3 studio hours per week. P: Consent of instructor. Conceptual approach to planning and management problems, policies, and practices in coastal area.
5035. Community Planning for Health Facilities (3)
Theories, methodologies, and principles essential to establishing effective community planning process for health facilities.
5045. Environmental Resources Planning and Management (3)
P: PLAN 3010 or equivalent or consent of instructor. Frame of reference for studying natural resources for purpose of development.
5065. Land Use Planning (3)
2 lecture and 2 lab hours per week. Social, economic, physical, and environmental aspects of urban land use and planning. Other tools for effective planning.
5121, 5131. Problems in Planning (2,3) (5131:WI)
3 hours per week per credit hour. P: Consent of instructor. Analysis of specific problem in planning to be approved prior to registration.
5985. Historic Preservation Planning (3) Same as HIST 5985
Historic preservation planning. Examines theoretical, legal, historical, and design bases of preservation planning.
6000. Seminar in Urban Planning (3)
Critical analysis of urban planning process as related to future development of urban areas.
6003. Design For The Built Environment (3) (F)
Urban design theories, tools and determinants of urban form.
6009. Research in Urban Planning (3)
Advanced course involves research problems of increasing complexity.
6010. Seminar in Regional Planning (3)
Detailed analysis and discussion of advanced regional planning concepts and methods.
6015. Emergency/Disaster Planning (3)
Integrate techniques of emergency management planning for technological and natural disasters. Special emphasis on vulnerability assessment and risk management for terrorism and other disaster threats.
6018, 6028, 6038. Internship in Planning (1,2,3)
May count maximum of 3 s.h. P: Undergraduate degree in PLAN or equivalent; 6 s.h. of graduate PLAN courses; undergraduate planning degree or its equivalent or a minimum of 12 s.h. of graduate work in planning prior to registering for an internship. Supervised internship experience with professional planning personnel in approved agency/organization.
6019. Research in Regional Planning (3)
Advanced course in regional planning involving research problems of increasing complexity.
6020. Seminar in Environmental Planning (3)
P: Consent of advisor and instructor. Environmental concepts and their relationship to various planning and management scenarios. Environmental issues, policies, strategies, tasks, and plans.
6029. Research in Environmental Planning (3)
P: PLAN 6020; consent of instructor. Specific problem in environmental planning and management under direct supervision of planning graduate faculty member.
6046. Advanced Planning and Design Studio (3)
P: PLAN 6003 or consent of instructor. Analysis and development of sustainable solutions for real world urban and suburban developments
6050. Seminar on World Architecture and Urbanism (3)
Survey and critical analysis of world architectural styles and urban patterns.
6270. Advanced Water Resources Management and Planning (3)
Same as GEOG 6270. Advanced investigation of spatial and temporal characteristics of water. Consideration of hydrologic, engineering, economic, and institutional aspects of water management.
6301. GIS and CAD Application for Planning (3)
P: Consent of instructor. Theories, models, and techniques for spatial data management, decision support, and design. CAD, GIS, and spatial quantitative methods for effective development and environmental planning.
6305. Developmental Planning and the Environment (3)
P: PLAN 6301 or consent of instructor. Process of planning for development of sites. Environmental limitations and constraints, environmental regulations, and site design standards.
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More than 30 local artisans are gathering to offer handcrafted wares at the New Hanover County Arboretum.
WILMINGTON | More than 30 local artisans are gathering to offer handcrafted wares at the New Hanover County Arboretum. The Handmade Wilmington Artisan Market will be 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, June 1, at the Arboretum at 6206 Oleander Drive. The market coincides with the annual Coastal Water Garden Tour, and benefits the Ability Garden program. For sale will be fine art, metal-smithed items, jewelry, fiber arts, recycled and upcycled art, art glass, wood carvings, fashion accessories, home d�cor, body care products, local foods and beverages. Local musicians will provide entertainment. A $1 raffle will be held, and the winner can choose which handmade items they would like. The event is free. For information, visit www.handmadewilmington.org.
CAROLINA BEACH | Organizers of the Steve Haydu St. Patrick's Lo Tide Run are accepting submissions from local artists for the 10th annual event. The winning work, which will be selected by the board of directors, will decorate about 3,000 T-shirts. As some race participants return every year from around the world, the winner's artwork will have global exposure. Submissions should be emailed to email@example.com. The deadline to enter is midnight Sept. 14.
Funds raised from the Lo Tide Run benefit local residents in financial need who are battling cancer. For more information about the event, visit www.LoTideRun.org.
WILMINGTON | The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 10 of Wilmington has announced that a number of area high school students are scheduled to attend the 74th session of Tar Heel Girls State in June.
The participants are: Kathleen Hufham and Caroline Tervo from Hoggard; Anna Cook, Angell Cone, and Amanda Gruber from Laney; Alison Oehling, Anna Fisher, and Laura Nance from New Hanover; Kathryn Nabell from Coastal Christian; and Amanda Pearson and Jenifer Rodriquez from Isaac Bear Early College.
Tar Heel Girls State is a weeklong workshop at Catawba College that steeps girls in legislative process and is sponsored by the N.C. American Legion Auxiliary.
Email your New Hanover County news items to firstname.lastname@example.com. They must be received two weeks before the event date.


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DANBURY, CT (Oct. 13) — Freshman running back Emmanuel Johnson (Staten Island, NY) pushed across the goal line with 36 seconds remaining to lift visiting Morrisville State to a 34-33 come-from-behind victory over Western Connecticut State University on Homecoming at The WAC on Saturday.
The Mustangs, 1-5 overall and 1-3 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference trailed for the first 50:27 of the game until junior wide receiver A. J. Latta (Middletown, NY) caught a nine-yard pass from Jory Tanner (Adams, NY). That gave Morrisville its first lead of the afternoon, 28-27.
That go-ahead drive was set up when freshman Connor Falguerra (Milford, CT) fumbled a Juan Rios (Grahamsville, NY) punt at midfield.
Four plays earlier, the Colonials were marching toward the Mustangs' end zone but Tecumseh Champlain (Norwich, CT) fumbled the ball at the five yard line resulting in a Morrisville touchback when Austin Erlwein (Jeffersonville, NY) recovered the loose ball.
With 3:43 remaining in the game, the Colonials went back up 33-28 following a two-yard run from leading rusher Octavius McKoy (Stratford, CT) capping off a 13-play 65-yard drive. Confusion with the play clock, rushed Will Arndt's (Newtown, CT) two-point attempt into a fumble.
Western, 0-6 overall and 0-5 in the league, built a 13-point lead with 4:27 remaining in the third quarter following a 16-yard scoring strike from Arndt to Stephen DeJournett (Akron, OH), giving the Colonials a 27-14 lead.
Morrisville did not pack it in though and came right back with a four-play, 65-yard drive 58-second dirve capped off by a 54-yard pass completion from Tanner to Robert Clarke (New York, NY) with 3:29 left in the third stanza.
Western still had a chance to capture its first win in its last 27 games and the crowd of 777 encouraged it on for the final possession. Three straight incomplete passes by Arndt turned the ball over to the Mustangs for a final kneel down.
Johnson and Earl Snead (Wappingers Falls, NY) mustered the bulk of the Mustangs work load on the ground collecting 72 and 67 yards, respectively on 14 and 17 carries. Snead's 14-yard touchdown catch from Tanner at the 5:20 mark of the first quarter, evened the score at 7-7.
Tanner completed 24 of 39 passes for 246 yards and three touchdowns while Latta was his top target with eight catches for 71 yards.
McKoy scored a pair of touchdowns for the Colonials. His first was a four-yard dash to give Western a 20-14 lead with 57 seconds left before intermission. He finished the day with 60 yards on 19 carries.
Arndt completed 17 of 34 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns. His primary target was Connor Falaguerra who hauled down six passes for a game-high 107 yards and two scores.
Defensively, Tyrell Ballard (Bridgeport, CT) collected a game-high 12 tackles for the Colonials while Mike Lacaria (Watertown, CT) and Corey Lawlor (Danbury, CT) each registered nine take downs.
Morrisville was led by Jack Glen's (Syracuse, NY) six tackles and six others tallied four tackles for the winners.
Western travels to The College at Brockport next Saturday for a 1 pm meeting with the Golden Eagles.
Scoring Summary (Final)
2012 Western Connecticut Football
Morrisville State vs Western Connecticut (Oct 13, 2012 at Danbury, Conn.)
Morrisville State (1-5,1-3) vs. Western Connecticut (0-6,0-5)
Date: Oct 13, 2012 Site: Danbury, Conn. Stadium: The WAC
Attendance: 777
Score by Quarters........... 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. Score
Morrisville State........... 7.. 7.. 7.. 13. 34
Western Connecticut......... 7.. 13. 7.. 6.. 33
Team Qtr Time Scoring play Conversion Plays-Yards
WCSU 1st 12:19 Connor Falguerra 9 yd pass from Will Arndt Tommy Bruder kick
MORR 1st 05:20 Earl Snead 81 yd pass from Jory Tanner Zach Drake kick
MORR 2nd 10:59 Earl Snead 7 yd run Zach Drake kick
WCSU 2nd 09:34 Connor Falguerra 16 yd pass from Will Arndt Tommy Bruder kick
WCSU 2nd 00:57 Octavius McKoy 4 yd run Tommy Bruder kick failed
WCSU 3rd 04:27 Stephen DeJournett 16 yd pass from Will Arndt Tommy Bruder kick
MORR 3rd 03:29 Robert Clarke 54 yd pass from Jory Tanner Zach Drake kick
MORR 4th 09:33 AJ Latta 9 yd pass from Jory Tanner Zach Drake kick
WCSU 4th 03:43 Octavius McKoy 2 yd run Will Arndt rush fumbld
MORR 4th 00:36 Emmanuel Johnson 1 yd run Jory Tanner pass failed
Kickoff time: 12:00 pm End of Game: 2:50 pm Total elapsed time: 2:50
Officials: Referee: M. Zyglis; Umpire: J. Friers; Linesman: M. David;
Line judge: D. Coughlin; Back judge: M. Doughty; Field judge: J. Huber;
Side judge: E. Lewis; Scorer: Scott Ames;
Temperature: 55 Wind: W10 mph Weather: sunny and cool


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I made your teriyaki chicken bites and they were WONDERFUL! I saved a few bites, chopped them up and made onigiri with chicken filling, Yum!
My question is can the marinade be used as a teriyaki sauce? I mean make it, don't use it as marinade but maybe cook it on the stovetop to thicken it slightly? It seems very thin and watery as a marinade but thickened up as the chicked cooked. Would cooking it maybe thicken it up? I'd really like to have it as a side sauce for the onigiri and other things. Its so much better than the bottled stuff I can get....
Wonderful recipes on your site and I love your photos too!
Yes, I do this at home. Just use a cornstarch slurry (cornstarch mixed with a little cold water or mirin or sake or whatever you like), adding a little at a time to a boiling mixture while whicking (this prevents lumpy bits). Once the bubbles coming up look thick and slow and syrupy (You'll see what I mean) then you are good to go. Remember though, the once your mixture is boiling, that is as thick as it will get, unlike a flour or roux based sauce that needs to boil a bit.
^ what red said! :)
Actually (food nerdiness alert) the other night I was reading up on 'teriyaki sauce' on some Japanese food site, and they said that bottled teriyaki sauce was actually an invention by Kikkoman, who developed it specifically for the U.S. / overseas market, to compete with other 'barbeque' sauces. There is or was no teriyaki sauce per se (though there are plenty of similar bottled sauces) in Japan, where teriyaki means a method of cooking with the 'sauce' being made in the pan with soy sauce, mirin, sugar, etc and coating the food. In fact, while the teriyaki method is written 照り焼き (teriyaki), teriyaki sauce and food made from it is considered so 'western' that it's written in katakana, as all imported words are, like so: テリヤキ.
The Big Onigiri.
- Wherever you go, there you are. -
So... the bottled teriyaki sauces aren't really teriyaki sauce? :O Well, goodie I stuck to Maki's fantastic recipe, and didn't listen to my father who said I should take the bottled sauce at his shop (not that I would've had to pay for it, but still).
"A common way to tell if it is well cooked is to throw the sausage onto a hard surface; if it bounces, the sausage is good."
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karlagvp wrote:
Rito2Ru wrote:
Halberdierv2 wrote:
are the characters in Accel World and SAO related in any way (or may eventually crossover?)
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I read somewhere that said that Accel World is set after SAO
it is set after SAO theres also been rumors of kuroyukihime being kirito's and asuna's child...if u havent watched the anime i recommend u to
I really need to get to it eventually but my backlog won't let me
What even
Reki Kawahara-sensei, Do you have any regrets in terms of character creation and/or storyline so far that you wished you could have changed or made better?
주위를 맴도는 내가 궁금해~
How did Kirito defy the laws of the game world, including the creator or GM, which would be equivalent to God in the real world? Can Kirito kick God's ass as well in the real world?
Purple wedding - greatest wedding in TV history
To Reki Kawahara: What did you think or say when the publishers wanted to edit out chapter 16.5 from your original version of SAO? As a reminder, that was the chapter that contained the sex scene between Kirito and Asuna.
To Reki Kawahara:would you like to see the accel world and sword art online light novels published in north america and do you think they would sell well?
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Hehehe...Me and my team are developing on this little gem. Does this answer your question for the future of VR, or at least the direction it's taking?
Reki Kawahara:
Has there been any information regarding a release of either the Manga or Light Novels being released officially in the west?
For Reki Kawahara - writer/creator of SAO
Will you allow more stories to be told solely via manga or the anime?
What was the inspiration behind the tale of Yuuki in "Mother Rosario"?
Will there be a proper SAO game created or ported to the West?
Would you or have you considered and actual SAO MMO?
----What is the likelihood of the previous question actually happening?
Will there be movies?
--Personal Note--
I think that there is so much potential in this story, spread across several MMOs GGO and ALO there are many stories that could be created via manga or anime that the potential excites me as a fan of the story. I hope to see more of this work soon.
Purple wedding - greatest wedding in TV history
Will the Infinity Moment psp game be released in other countries seeming that SAO is very popular here and there too?
Reki Kawahara:
Why did you continue past SAO: Aincrad?
What gave you the idea for the plot of SAO: Fairy Dance?
How did you feel when you found out that SAO was going to be a big hit? and did you anticipate millions of people enjoyed it? truthfully when one of my friends said it was better then other animes, i said no but then when i sat down and watched it, it was amazing one of by far now my favorite animes of all time Also is there going to be season 2 of SAO???
Question for: Reki Kawahara
-Why did you choose Yoshitsugu Matsuoka to be the voice actor for Kirito from "Sword Art Online?"
-Why did you make the second part of "Sword Art Online" about faries? (Alfheim Online)
-Were you in charge of the development for "Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment?"
-Why are you so awesome?!?!?!?!?!?!
To Kawahara Reki:
There have been arguments amongst the fans about the spelling of the names of certain characters and locations. Are you planning to publish an official guide about it? I'm sure all of us would like to know how you meant the names to be written using Latin alphabet. Actually, a whole official translation of the light novels would be the best, but until then, just the names would be better than nothing :).
Reki kawahara:
Why did you choose dual wield as Kirito secret skill/fighting style?


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Mommy to Maxwell 10-9-07 weaned with love (a party and a remote control monster truck) on his 4th birthday
My Boy 3-16-10
And my sweet pea Sam 2-12-11
Watch Your Language
Thank you everyone for your replies. I am more concerned about the long term and keeping up with what he eats. The sleep issue unpon more thought might be an unrelated issue. He has been staying up later than normal and has a lot of difficulty napping and getting to sleep. The napping has been going on for several weeks but getting him to sleep at night is getting more difficult. he used to solidly go down to sleep at around 930-945 but now he can go to sleep as late as 1130! He consistently wakes up in the 3am or 4 am hour. Now he will occasionally wake up at 1 am or 5 am.
Blessed with DS - born 9/2/09 - nursed/pumped for 12 months
Blessed with DD - born 3/27/12 my dreamfeeder
903 ounces donated.
We actually try to get him down around 9-930.
What we noticed over the weekend is he is showing signs of teething. I didn't think he would start this early but he definitly is teething. It was funny because on Thursday night we considered it but didn't say anything to anyone. My mom watches him while I am at work and she said "I think he is teething" and his parents watched him on Saturday while we were at a wedding and both said "I think he is teething" And yesterday we both said "he is definitly teething!" I think the sleep issues now are related to teething along with trying to transition into the crib. I think both at the same time is way to overwhelming to him, so unfortunately we will have to wait to transition for a week or so. He also seemed to have more pain in the evening last night than any other time. And his pain was more when he was trying to eat. I felt so bad for him. He was trying so hard to eat and go to sleep! The gum stimulator and a cold wash rag to naw on helped. And he will have to sleep in the rock and play for a little longer. Oh well!


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Jungle Jim (1937): Episode 1
Jungle Jim (1937)
Jungle Jim (1937) - Universal movie serial based on the comic strip by Alex Raymond. Alex Raymond also created the Flash Gordon comic strip. Two safaris enter the African jungle intent on finding a white girl who is the heiress to a fortune. One safari, led by Jungle Jim (Grant Withers), wants to make sure she gets the news that she is now a rich woman. The leaders of the other safari want to kill the girl so they can try to get hold of her inheritance. This copy includes Spanish sub-titles.
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