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Welcome to the MBL communications centre
, where buzzwords fly and there are lots of distractions
for all to enjoy. Please remember to feel enlightened
as you browse any of the extravagant resources.
Thanks for coming.
Note: MBL has been migrated to a new server, but some of the code is kinda old and musty and doesn't want to agree with the new software underneath. Please let me know if you encounter site problems. -Terri
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07/11/14
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Spot says:
The side menus should be working again!
As before, please email any bug reports you
have to me. Most of the fixes are relatively
easy (they're all related to the PHP
upgrade), so I'm happy to get things fixed up
as we find problems!
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06/12/02
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Moriarty says:
Mbl.ca was down for about 24h while I
remembered to renew it. Sorry about that
folks.
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06/09/28
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Spot says:
 Due to widespread voting fraud (and other technical considerations, such as the fact that most of the videos couldn't even be viewed...) Wizards of the Coast has made everyone re-upload and has reset the contest.
The new url for our 5-minute D&D film is
http://www.gamevideos.com/video/id/6315
(I have been quietly changing the url where I'd posted it before, so your eyes do not deceive you.)
We need votes! It seems you can still vote multiple times per day, but now they've got a captcha (picture of some letters) in there in order to make it harder for people to just write scripts to win the contest. (It's not really enough to stop anyone, but it might be enough to encourage them to play nicely.)
So vote high, and vote often! We can vote until Oct 10th.
Thanks so much everyone! :) |
06/09/27
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Spot says:
 In August, I did some shooting for a 5-minute D&D film Ron was making for a contest. The video is now online and we need votes!
http://www.gamevideos.com/video/id/6315
(edit: new url!)
It's called To Save a Princess and it's a 5-minute film about dungeons and dragons -- it's funny and really well-edited, and worth a watch even if you don't really want to see me acting. But you know you all want to see me in a dress casting spells. :)
It's been entered into a contest sponsored by wizards of the coast, and while final judging is not a "who has the most friends on the internet" sort of deal, they are doing that for the first part of judging, so please take a little bit of time and give us a high score! You can vote more than once, so come back every day and do it again if you're bored. :)
Also, I uploaded a whole bunch of other photos to flickr with comments, or you can view the complete set on my website.
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06/08/10
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Spot says:
Zombies needed for production on Sunday Aug
13, starting at 10am in the wilds of Aylmer.
No experience necessary, but must provide
own dirty, ripped clothes.
If you're interested, I should have space in
the car and I'll be up there for 10am
anyhow...
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06/06/29
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Spot says:
Canada Day!
Meet at City Hall @ 3pm (inside, by the fountain/pool)
We'll plan to have dinner down in Major's hill park so we can take in the performers at 6pm, but I have no idea how easy we'll be to find once we're there.
If you're going to have a cell phone and don't mind people using it to find us, please let us know! And if you want us to wait for you, let me know that you're coming. |
06/01/22
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Moriarty says:
It's a boy!  |
05/12/13
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Jesska says:
Space Sim is looking to re-connect with
alumni (in order to re-build lost "lore",
and keep alumni in touch with each other,
among other things).
In particular, we are trying to get updated
addresses subscribed to the Simalumni lisgar.net
mailing list. Please visit http://www.lisgar.net/mailman/listinfo/simalumni
to subscribe. There are also active forums
at http://www.forums.spacesim.org/.
If you register, contact Alex Ghosh to get
full alumni forum permissions.
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05/11/08
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patches says:
Hey,
I'm looking for alumni of the Ottawa Regional
Youth choir, please let me know Thanks:)
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05/07/29
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Spot says:
Saturday, July 30th.
11am -- meet at Dow's lake in our usual frisbee spot (eastern side of the commisioner's park, near Carling)
9:30pm -- Siobhan @ Barrymores ($6 in advance, $8 at the door). This is your last chance to see them! My favourite celtic-punk band is breaking up because the lead singer is moving away. :(
In between -- we'll do some stuff. Phone Jamie if you want to find us between those times.
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05/06/28
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Spot says:
Canada Day
To summarize and add to Asad's post:
First meeting point:
* noon inside City Hall (in beside the pool, where we usually meet)
Second meeting point:
* 4pm inside Rideau Centre (just outside the shopper's drug mart)
If you're coming, let us know so we can attempt to wait for you. If you've got a cell phone with a local # and don't mind being a contact person, post here or something. |
05/06/28
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Asad says:
Purple fire rains from the heavens; the earth
swells to bursting with maple syrup. The
earth bursts! Sweet smelling chunks are
scattered throughout the cosmos. The
survivors must cling to the edge of the
maple syrup pools and suck for dear life and
sustenance, holding on lest the reduced
gravity cause them to float away.
One of them cannot hold on any longer! He
drifts away into the hockey puck belt.
Slapshots pound into his body; the other
survivors cannot look.
One chunk of the maple-burst earth falls into
a star, a sweet, sweet pyre of what might
have been. The star quickly reaches its
dying stage as an iron ember. But it is not
iron. It is sugar candy.
O Universe, succulent and tasty you are with
your chocolate asteroids. Will you have any
mercy on these poor beleaguered survivors?
And then we wake up, with the certain
knowledge of prophecy.
How are we to prevent this terrible fate to
come to pass, you ask? How are we to save
the world? What did these poor survivors do
to deserve such a tasty, horrible fate? The
answer is, they did not attend the special
feast day of Yad Adanac.
So come and save the world, benighted ones;
attend Yad Adanac on July 1, 2005. We will
meet at 12:00 at the not-RMOC, get lunch
somewhere, and attend some events. We will
feast later on something or other,
preferably still-living and warm. Mmm,
sacrifice.
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05/04/30
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Stellar says:
I regret to inform everyone that
Léonard Zamor, who taught
languages at Lisgar from 1995-2003, passed
away earlier this month after a long
struggle with ALS. He was a very private
individual and at his request, a funeral was
not held; however, I suspect anyone who took
one of his courses will remember him in
their own special way.
If you want to share any memories or stories,
feel free to post in the Lisgar Memories
forum on lisgar.net.
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04/06/29
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Spot says:
Canada Day meeting points:
10:30am at City Hall (old RMOC building). Meet inside the building, beside the fountain in there (which may just be a pool if they haven't got the fountain turned on)
3:00pm inside Rideau Centre, near the Shopper's Drug Mart. If you want to sleep in, or accidentally do, this is the meeting point for you!
I don't yet know if we've got a cell phone holder in the roving gang. If you're planning to meet us and you have a cell phone that you don't mind people calling, please post the number here or let me know.
Everyone else: If you know you'll be coming and want us to wait for you, let me or Asad know you're coming and we'll try to convince the horde to stick around. :) |
04/06/22
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Asad says:
On your knees, slaves!
July 1st is Canada day, and you have been
selected to be our sacrificial entourage.
You are to arrive at the not-RMOC at 10:30am
to receive the preparatory flogging by the
overseers. As a token of our vast mercy,
you will not be executed if you arrive half
an hour late, though we may order a double
flogging for you.
Thereafter, we will make an Imperial progress
through the city, asserting our authority
and impressing our subjects with our
riches---you. Finally, in the evening, we
will make a final demonstration of our
supremacy---your fiery sacrifice in the
heavens. O what an honour we grant you.
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04/05/09
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Stellar says:
I would like to remind everyone that the
160th Celebrations at Lisgar will be taking
place on the last weekend of May. Information
and registration
forms can be found at http://www.lisgar.net/160th/
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03/10/31
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Stellar says:
Dear LCI Alumni:
Lisgar Collegiate is having its 160th
birthday and you are invited!
A dedicated group of 25 former students,
current and former staff and parents are
meeting regularly to plan this auspicious
occasion. The program will include an alumni
assembly in the auditorium, a Blue and Gray
Night reception and a chance to have coffee
with former teachers. Our open house will
feature decade rooms, Vox Lycei displays and
photographs, projects by current students
and clubs, and school tours. Those of you
unable to attend previous reunions will be
surprised at the changes the school has
undergone.
Both the band and orchestra will perform --
and former musicians are invited to join in!
Saturday night will feature a dinner/dance
at the Congress Centre with live music.
This will be a wonderful opportunity for all
former Lisgarites - singles, couples, staff,
parents, young and the young-at-heart -- to
renew acquaintances and reminisce.
If you are traveling a long distance to
attend, or overindulge during the reunion,
our pick-up sports events, including soccer,
volleyball, basketball and Frisbee, will
give you a chance to limber up or work off a
few pounds. No experience needed! For those
aspiring Tiger Woods and Mike Weirs, there
will be a tournament at the Meadows Golf
Club.
Reservations have been made at several local
hotels and an official reunion airline has
been designated! And we're hard at work
arranging unique and appropriate
memorabilia.
So what do you need to do now?
1. Circle the dates Friday, May 28 to Sunday
May 30, 2004 on your calendar
2. Let us know by responding to this e-mail:
- whether you plan to attend
- how many people will be with you, and
- whether you will require hotel
accommodation
3. Send this e-mail to three friends of
Lisgar so that they can be aware of the
event. To receive regular reunion updates,
they should write to us at reunion-announce-subscribe@lisgar.net
, and
4. Watch for further details on our web site
(www.lisgar.net/160th)
and subsequent e-mail updates. Registration
material will be available both on the web
site and regular mail in early 2004.
Please take a minute to reply. We look
forward to hearing from you.
Paul Bennett
Chair
Lisgar 160th Reunion Planning Committee
[Daniel, Avi and Elizabeth are all on the
Reunion Committee.]
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03/10/02
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Thor says:
Ontarians: Remember to vote today, October
2nd! Polls are open until 8pm.
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03/06/29
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Spot says:
If anyone will be coming to meet us on Canada Day and has a cell phone which they don't mind using to help coordinate people, please let others know!
To re-iterate, we'll be meeting at the following places/times:
- 11am at the fountain INSIDE City Hall (formerly known as the RMOC building)
- 2pm at the stairs by the US Embassy. This is the stairs between Majors Hill park and the market, and we'll be by the big ugly art.
- 5pm again at those stairs. After this we'll get some dinner.
- 7-8ish down by the river below the parliament buildings. Since the area around the locks has been closed off in recent years, we'll be on the west side of the buildings. If you only want to find us for fireworks, this is the way to go!
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03/06/29
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Asad says:
It looks like yaD adanaC is once again on the
horizon. However, I will not be with you.
Therefore, I expect you to remain at home,
weeping at my absence yet again! (But fear
not! I will return! !!!) Possible
alternative activities include
self-flagellation ("Whatever have I done
wrong that Asad will not be here on yaD
adanaC?!") and watching reruns of My Big Fat
Greek Life...
For those of you disrespectful ones who would
even con*sider* celebrating a yaD adanaC
without my August Presence, I would probably
expect you to meet in secret at 10:30-11:00
am in the ex-RMOC/Ottawa City Hall. Then
you may meet again at 2:00pm at the steps
near the Troja--er, the American Embassy.
Do so in secret, for if you are seen by my
Eye, you will suffer a DIRE FATE (TBA).
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03/06/13
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Moriarty says:
A number of people have been infected with a nasty email virus. This virus fakes the sender which makes it difficult to track who's actually infected. If you run Windows and/or Outlook please run a virus scanner on your computer and let your friends know if you were infected. Please post to the fauxrum and/or rumour mill if you need help with this.
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03/06/12
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Jesska says:
The Ottawa Bluesfest needs more volunteers
for July 4th to 13th. This festival is a
lot of fun, plus you get free access to the
park on the day of your shift. If you work
6+ shifts you get a pass to the entire
festival. My bf Greg is the Area Leader for
Inventory Control and they in particular
need more volunteers.
You can sign up online at http://ottawa-bluesfest.ca/volunteers/index-en.html
Some of the performers include Sheryl Crow,
Elvis Costello, Ben Harper, Great Big Sea,
the Blues Brothers and Blue Rodeo.
Thanks!
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03/05/15
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Asad says:
Hurry, hurry, hurry! It's Youth Infringement
time: www.youthinfringement.com.
Both my brother and Jamie's brother have
plays in the show, daily starting tomorrow
(Thursday, May 15) until Sunday. Check the
site for the schedule.
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03/04/02
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Jamie says:
My e-book, Vessel of Heaven, is now
available for purchase from Jintsu Etexts at
a very reasonable price. You can buy
it here,
or wait for the forthcoming Amazon.com
listing (which will be more expensive.)
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03/01/13
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Spot says:
Pictures from the 2002 gift exchange party are now up. I'm too lazy to enter them all into the mbl gallery right now, so for the moment the easiest way to view them is using my gallery script (that's the link provided).
That page takes a while to load. If you just want to see the group pictures, there are 4 of them starting with that one.
I think this picture captures the essence of mbl. Or something.
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02/11/09
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Zeta says:
Don`t know if anyone here`s interested, but
CSA is hiring engineers... http://jobs.gc.ca/jobs/p024869e.htm
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02/10/15
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Spot says:
I posted the photos from the MBL thanksgiving gathering.
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02/08/12
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Spot says:
As promised, I've uploaded the
photos I took at Geoff's on Sunday for your viewing pleasure. (or for making horrible flash animations of Adam.)
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02/07/12
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Jesska says:
Please go and see Salamander Theatre's
production of A Midsummer Night's Dream in
the park this summer. (I've been helping out
with their promo campaign). The show is
really marvellous, but under-attended. It's
playing throughout July & August at the
Billings Estate, National Gallery, NAC Fourth
Stage and Pinhey's Point in Dunrobin. Tickets
are pay-what-you-can. Check www.salamandertheatre.ca
for more details. (Comments on the site would
also be appreciated!)
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02/06/20
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Jamie says:
THURSDAY JUNE 20th, 2002 *
What: Visits to museums and possibly some
social shenanigans afterward.
Where: Meeting at Bank and Sparks St. (there
are plenty of places to sit and watch for
people there); proceeding on to the Currency
Museum in the Bank of Canada at 245 Sparks
St.; from there, proceeding in a
Southeasternly manner to the Museum of
Nature, possibly with a stop to eat if people
are hungry at the time; from there... to
someone's house? I shall make inquiries about
mine; if anyone else wants to offer their
house, feel free.
When: Like our last outing, we will meet at 3
pm, and probably wait 15-20 minutes for
stragglers. Unlike our last outing, we
actually have a plan of where we will be
going, so uberstragglers can catch up. We
will be at the Currency Museum until we get
bored (no later than 5, since it closes
then.) We will arrive at the Museum of Nature
some time after 5, since that is when the
free admission period starts, and leave by 8,
since that is when it closes. If we haven't
eaten yet, or people are hungry again/still,
we may then go somewhere to eat.
Who: Me, Terri, <your name here>.
Why: Because Ottawa is full of neat stuff we never see.
*(Date added. Sorry Jamie, I'm a knob.)
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02/06/17
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Jamie says:
This Friday (the 21st of June),
technoid-industrial act Liar's Rosebush will
be performing at the Underground as part of a
multi-band concert. I believe it the
eventnominally political in nature, but
Liar's Rosebush has never been a terribly
political band.
The concert starts at 9, although where in
the bill LR falls, I don't know. The
Underground is across the street from the
Mayfair, in the same block as Mother Tongue
Books, so it's pretty easy to find.
(Liar's Rosebush is, of course, Matt's band.)
B there, or B^2. |
02/06/13
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Wobble says:
HOUSEMATE WANTED!
Drew and Marlon are looking for a housemate
to complete our quiet, bike-friendly 3-person
house starting July 1! Here are the details:
Rent: $519 includes heat and utilities;
month-to-month lease.
Location: Near Broadway and Alma at the
Kits/Point Grey interface.
Room: On 2nd floor, carpeted and spacious
11' x 15', with a 3.5' x 4.5' deep closet
(built-in shelving) and a natural wood
bookshelf located in the corner of the room,
2 east-facing windows, phone jack,
cable/internet hookup, shared bathroom with
one other person.
House: Living room (with fireplace), HUGE
HUGE HUGE attic space for storage (will hold
at least 3 bikes and a live cow, large
bathroom/toiletry storage area, storage shack
at the rear for more bikes and equipment,
kitchen, washer/dryer, breakfast nook, indoor
bike storage area, car parking on street, BBQ
and deck, yard with lots of foliage. No
smoking, no pets.
Neighbourhood: less than 5 min walk to bus
stop (#99, #10, #7, #9, and 10 min to #4), 15
min to UBC, 25 to downtown, grocery stores,
cafés (Grounds for Coffee, True Confections),
restaurants, Hollywood theatre, the beach(!),
a cheese shop, used bookstores, hair salons,
liquor store, medical clinics, firehall,
video rental, bike shop, bike route, etc and
Tim Horton's doughnuts are available at the
nearby Esso station.
Us: Marlon* and Drew*, working, active**,
non-smokers. Check us out at
http://makepeace.gq.nu/ and www.mtang.net/info/info.html
You: Working or student, non-TVaholic,
non-smoker.
For more info contact Marlon at (604)
228-1108!
* sorry, no substitutions
** batteries not included |
02/03/24
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Moriarty says:
Happy birthday everyone! It's MBL's 3rd
birthday today. |
02/03/22
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Jamie says:
If you liked my last We v2 cd, you might be interested to know that the follow up, a remix collection entitled We Buy For Your Sins, is now available on Evas to Media. Unfortunately, the donation-based plan was unsuccessful, so Evasto is now
charging a small fee -- but it is very low for a full-length CD. Full-length mp3 samples of 3 tracks are available at the label's site.
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02/03/19
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Ashke says:
Attention all opera buffs: Opera Lyra Ottawa proudly presents Giacomo Puccini's 'La Bohème' at the NAC on April 13, 15, 17, & 20. It promises to be an awesome show - the soloists will of course be fantastic, and the chorus is doing amazingly well this year, and we've got a great children's chorus as well for this show. Plus it's the NACO, who are always superb. So come one, come all to a really great evening of romance set in bohemian Paris!! Hope to see y'all there. |
02/03/13
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Spot says:
Thursday, March 14th (3-14) is Pi Day!
Got some spare time this Thursday? You're all welcome to come out to the celebrations put on by the Carleton Math Society. They're mostly going on in the Herzberg building, and signs will be posted. (If you need more information or directions, just ask!) |
02/02/10
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Jamie says:
Youth Infringement is coming up, and they're looking for actors and, I believe, tech folk. Eight great plays, including one spectacular script by my brother and one middling script by yours truly. Go to www.youthinfringement.com for more details. |
02/01/05
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Spot says:
What Geoff didn't say is that not everything is set up properly since the move. I already know that the phorum and the gallery are in states of dysfunction. Let us know when you find problems and we'll try to get them all fixed. |
01/12/06
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ArcTanh says:
Radio Free Wasteland will be having its official premier at the Mayfair (1074 Bank) on December 16th, at 5:00pm. This is the post-apocalyptic movie I wrote and produced, directed by Ron, starring Jay. Admission will be free, and the concessions will be open. Please let me (chuck@powderedbeer.com) know if you're planning on coming, or if you know of someplace he could get a video projector cheaper than from Total Media Systems.
For more information on the movie, visit www.powderedbeer.com/~gaulke/rfw.html. |
01/11/13
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Ken says:
Geoff was being overly nice to me in his post. He's the one who provided me with the hard drive in the first place. (Send fan mail to g@mbl.ca) And he gave it to me way back in August, so... Also, more thanks to Geoff for helping me get the server back up. |
01/11/12
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Moriarty says:
The hole was down for most of today. If you're reading this, it's back up. UPDATE: the hole was down because Ken added a new hard drive! (Send fan mail to ken@zone12.com) We're now discussing how to best use it. |
01/11/01
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Jamie says:
You all know my brother Matt, right? Right! Well, this Tuesday (the 30th) he's got a gig at Zaphod's (in the Market, next to the Bare Fax and Clasixxx), playing his crazy techno-industrial noise under the moniker Liar's Rosebush. It's all-ages and licensed, doors are at 8 with the bands starting around 9, and the cover should only be around $5. So come on out and get down with yo' bad self. |
01/10/15
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Spot says:
FYI: Yes, the website was down today. There was a power outage this morning and then further complications later. |
01/10/06
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Fwiffo says:
I would like to announce the web debut of The Two Mathholes, a "musical group" I was involved with during school. You can see our website at http://www.powderedbeer.com/mathholes/. Enjoy! |
01/08/20
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Stellar says:
I'm sure most of you have seen ads for WorldVision, asking for sponsoring and showing the terrible conditions many children live in around theworld. At the end of last year a group, including myself and a few of my EngSci friends, started sponsoring a four year old little boy from
Tanzania. We've had a letter and pciture sent back, we've also been
sending stickers and crayons over to him. It has been most enjoyable for us.
I know of a couple people interested in helping sponsor another child. If there are six people interested, it's only a commitment of $5 a month,
if there are more the commitment is even less.
I was wondering if any of you would be interested in getting involved. I know we're all students and can't afford to sponsor a child individually,
however, it would make a different in a child's life if together we could sponsor a child. If you're interested or want to know more, please let me know. Feel free to let me know how much you might be interested in contributing.
Have a look at WorldVision's website: http://www.worldvision.ca
Our sponsored child's picture is on my friend Lauren's website at:
http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/~hastie/musa.html
A group of children at Lauren's church are also a young boy, he's from Kenya:
http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/~hastie/lazaro.html
If you are interest, or have any questions please send me an e-mail. Thanks.
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01/07/10
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ArcTanh says:
Those in Ottawa: Interested in being an extra in a movie? I'm no DeMarbre, and there'll be no lesbian vampires, but I'm making a post-apocalyptic movie for 'PokkyFest this year called "Radio Free Wasteland" (http://members.tripod.com/~Cryptos/rfw.html), and I need extras! If you're free at least part of at least one of the next three weekends (14th/15th, 21st/22nd, and 28th/29th), please get in touch with me (Chuck) ASAP. I need people to be both humans and mutants, but the only real requirement is some worn-looking clothes and some free time. |
01/06/26
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Asad says:
Greetings one and all! The time has come to for all good men (and that other sex, I suppose) to come to the aid of their country. Do Your Patriotic Duty and come join us for Canada Day on Sunday, July 1. We will meet at that Seat of Municipal Power, the old RMOC/new city hall building on Lisgar Street at 11:00 am (we'll wait half an hour for stragglers) and then we will traipse through town for a day of music, food, a Car-Free Downtown, Unabashed Patriarchal Nationalism, and other desirable things.
At the not-RMOC we can divide into groups if need be and plan where to meet, what singers are worth listening to, whose going to see the Colonially Oppressed Aboriginal People's Cultural Kitsch display, etc, etc. Bring money for impromptu lunch and then maybe we'll do the House of Cheese thing for dinner, unless someone wants something more fancy. Those who aren't tired can indulge their Freudian impulses and insecurities and watch the fireworks.
Confound their politics \ Frustrate their knavish tricks \ On her our hopes we fix ... |
01/06/04
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ArcTanh says:
This Sunday (June 10) is the openning of "Jesus Christ, Vampire Hunter" at the Bytowne; one show at 9:55. Katie and I are trying to get people together to go.
It has Jesus Christ. It has vampires. It has Jesus Christ hunting vampires. What more could you want? |
01/05/15
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Jamie says:
Everyone in Ottawa had better be going to the Youth Infringement Festival (this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7 pm at the Bronson Centre, 211 Bronson IIRC -- the old Immaculata building.) 10 plays written, directed, and performed by young folk, including (in the third category) my brother. $6 in advance, more at the door, discount if you're planning on going all three nights.
If you're not going, you better have an excuse. |
01/04/14
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Ashke says:
For those who will be in Ottawa in the next while:
Verdi's 'Il Trovatore' is on at the NAC April 21, 23, 25, and 28,
and it's going to be an awesome show!! Tickets are available
at the box office - there's also the dress rehearsal next Thursday,
the 19, and I know some Lisgarites are going. Maybe there are
still tickets with Mrs B.
Come one, come all - this is a damn fun opera!
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01/04/03
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Jordan says:
http://neon.polkaroo.net/~papadop/spacesim/LetterFinalDraft.html
If you didn't get emailed once or twice about it, Anatole's "final" letter of support from Simmie alumni is posted. You can "sign" it by emailing him -- papadop@neon.polkaroo.net |
01/03/08
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Jesska says:
For those who don't know (but do care) Space Sim is in jeopardy of losing its Board support.
Anatole P. is composing a letter on behalf of Sim alumni to send to various trustees, etc. Contact him by 8am Thursday to get involved.
If you haven't been getting the emails about this, but you want to, I would suggest contacting me, Daniel, or Gabrielle. |
01/02/26
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Jamie says:
The Carleton Arts Review Launch Party
Saturday, March 3 2001
Mike's Place (second floor Unicentre, Carleton U)
8 pm
"Poetry reading, open mike, free copy of the comeback edition... peace, love and creative writing!" |
01/02/19
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Diva says:
Coming soon to a TO near you!
A brilliant, sexy, innovative production:
"Othello"
as you've never imagined it.
Stay tuned for ticket information. |
01/02/12
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Spot says:
The Nepean Concert Band is playing two concerts in the next week:
The first is a Valentine's Day concert. This is a benefit concert for a new shelter for
women and children.
This concert is at St. Paul's
University chapel. It starts at 8pm (we're the first group to play) and costs $10 at the door.
The second concert is on Friday the 16th. This is our big winter concert at Centrepointe Theatre.
It starts at 8pm, with
the Maple Leaf Brass Band (Formerly the Woods Brass Band. I remember singing with them at Centrepoint with the Lisgar Choir, and I've seen them perform several times since. They're very good.) Our band plays after intermission (around 9pm). Tickets are $10 at the door for adults... I'm afraid I don't recall the student/senior price. If you buy a block of 10 tickets, you can get them for $6.
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00/11/27
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Anonymous says:
Today is the Canadian federal election. Make sure you're informed, and don't forget to vote!
The polls opened at 9:30 in the morning in the capital region and close at 9:30 at night. |
00/11/27
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Meggie says:
Give Geoff and the other people a big hand... we are now at www.mbl.ca! |
00/11/13
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Anonymous says:
VOTE!
If you're in Ontario, your municipal elections are today. Make sure you're informed, and get out to your polling station before 8pm! |
00/09/18
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Spot says:
The main page now displays only the last 42 days worth of news. There's a link at the bottom if you want to see all the news. |
00/08/14
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Moriarty says:
Public site inaugurated. If you're wondering what happened to the old one, click on `members'.
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99/03/24
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Scycon says:
Site inaugurated as a fun way to waste time and experiment with server scripts. |
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