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Attention, Secret Santa Slackers!
In exactly one week I'm going to assign gifters to giftees. This is your last chance to participate!
If you have already e-mailed either Dani or me - you may stop paying attention now. If you haven't but want to join, please send me your details (board name, snail-mail address) to my profile address. Thanks!
Signed, your tiny Jewish not-really-Santa.
Registration for the Wolfram & Hart Annual Revue is open until 7pm PST, Tuesday the 25th!
The Wolfram & Hart Annual Revue is a Charity Fundraiser Ball to be held at the Century Plaza Hotel and Spa 2025 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles on February 21, 2004 from 7pm-midnight.
There are 125 tickets left!
Wolfram & Hart Annual Revue News!
Rob Hall, the designer of all those gorgeous demons on Angel, asked if we wouldn't mind polling the fans, to ask which demons they'd really lurve to see at the party.
Post suggestions, and I'll put together a poll from them.
I heart Rob Hall. AND YOU SHOULD, TOO.
We still have a handful of tickets left!
We will continue registering people on a first come, first served basis through December 15th at the $104 per ticket rate, until the spots are filled.
Anyone who registered before Tuesday, November 25th at 7pm PST will receive a confirmation email and secure payment instructions in the next few days.
Many thanks to everyone who registered.
I'm having a fabulous time putting this together, yo.
Also? Make sure you give Maya extra love when she comes around. Dealing with me, it's not so much fun.
There's a LiveJournal for the Angel Party, for those of you who dig that sort of thing. Weirdos.
I'm posting this on behalf of the Browncoat Ball Committee, a group of Firefly fans that I am a part of, who are volunteering their time, talents, resources and enthusiasm to organize the very first Browncoat Ball, which is being held in Chicago, Sept. 17-19, 2004. ( www.browncoatball.com ) We consider ourselves to be Browncoat Ball attendees, as well as hosts. We will be staying in the hotel with the other Browncoat Ball attendees and will be paying the full events fee. We realize it's quite awhile off yet, but we wanted to get the word out so people can start making plans now, if they're interested.
Summary of Activities
Friday, Sept. 17, 2004:
Immerse yourself in the culture of the Far East at the Sihnon Welcome Party. Enjoy watching Firefly episodes with your favorite Browncoats in the Blue Sun Room. Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004:
See Chicago Old-West style on a chartered train during the Wild West Train Job. Spend time watching Firefly episodes with your favorite Browncoats in the Blue Sun Room. Experience how East Meets West at the Brownocat Ball. Sunday, Sept. 19, 2004:
Walk along the shore of Lake Michigan for them that are so inclined. Times and other details can be found on the Events page at:
All events and your lodging are in beautiful downtown Chicago, home to two major airports, the Cubs and White Sox, a vibrant nightlife, cultural attractions galore, and some of the best shopping in the ‘verse.
We are looking forward to seeing you in September at the inaugural Browncoat Ball.
Keep flyin’
The Browncoat Ball Committee
Laura (vampirefan),Jennifer (kisbundas),Rhobyne(Rhobyneish, Rosa(rosheen/rosav), Amy (lunda), Heidi (Heidi), Rob (Kalshane), Dave (suinegagpf), Rob (bottles_tx)
Okay, now that Thanksgiving is over...
LAistas, I'm having a Meara is here/holiday brunch, and I hope you can all be there. Sunday, December 14th, 11:30 to whenever, at my place. I'll send out an email to the list with my address, but please email me if you need directions or anything.
I'm cleaning house and have decided to part with my Spikeloost shirt. It is a size medium baby tee and I'll send it to the first person who emails me. Profile addy is good.
I would like to urge as many Buffistas as possible to call any or all libraries in their area to request the Firefly DVDs.
Just a suggestion I was going to make in the firefly thread, but Press probably will reach more people.
I was at the public library in town yesterday and decided to ask the information desk about how one goes about requesting they buy a DVD for their collection. she offered to take my suggestion and pass it on to the proper suggestion/request for buying.
It appears that although they would not buy it as soon as it comes out, this may be the perfect time to request a DVD set, as most libraries budgets start the first of the calendar year.
(Of course, you can add a side note about Buffy DVDs....)
Basically this info is what I suggest:
Note:
most public libraries have a form to fill out for requests for purchase
alos - some libraries are in a major crunch right now. due to the economic down turn. - this will be a one of the slow areas for recovery. If you have the dollars ask if you can donate a specific item for circulation ( some libraries will not guarantee that donated items will go on the shelf)