Costume Designer - World-of-Newave.info http://answers.world-of-newave.info/costume-designer.htm Latest news and articles about Costume Designer en-us Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. webmaster@world-of-newave.com (Webmaster) Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:26:20 GMT Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:26:20 GMT Newave Lisa XML Engine v1.0 - http://www.world-of-newave.info/about.htm 60 http://www.world-of-newave.info/images/wi8831.gif World-of-Newave.info - Knowledge and Informational Database http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 88 31 {NEWS > BREAKING NEWS} - Gallery: Comic-Con's Costumed Crusaders http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/breaking-news/gallery-comic-con-s-costumed-crusaders-20080717540.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/breaking-news/gallery-comic-con-s-costumed-crusaders-20080717540.htm Fri, 25 Jul 2008 05:00:00 GMT : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com SAN DIEGO -- Maybe they should call it Comic-Con Intergalactic. An astonishing number of people dress up like space aliens, superheroes and videogame characters when they attend Comic-Con International, the annual pop-culture convention that draws comics and sci-fi fans from around the globe. The elaborate costumes, many of them handmade, transform the fanboys and fangirls into their favorite pop-culture icons, at least for the day. This year's Comic-Con sold out in advance, with organizers expecting 125,000 people to cram into the San Diego Convention Center through Sunday. Here are some of the more eye-catching costumes spotted at Comic-Con on Thursday. Name: Demir Oral Age: 23 Hometown: San Diego Times at Comic-Con: Nine Geekiest hobby: Making costumes What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? Seeing all the imagination that goes into everything. Day job: Web designer Dream job: Inventor Describe your costume and how you made it:It's something that I just made up throwing various items together. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Cathy Clark Age: 28 Hometown: Anaheim, California Times at Comic-Con: Seven Geekiest hobby: Attending Comic-Con! What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? I just saw The Freakazoid panel, and I'm excited to see Mystery Science Theater 3000. Day job: Designer Dream job: Artist Describe your costume and how you made it:It's Steampunk, based on an illustration that I did. I had my friend sew it for me. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Amanda Raymond Age: 29 Hometown: Santa Clarita, California Times at Comic-Con: Four Geekiest hobby: Costuming and watching Darkwing Duck. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? The Disney panels. Day job: Production secretary Dream job: Producer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Mrs. Incredible, and she can stretch! I commissioned a seamstress to make it. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Zachary Lytle Age: 21 Hometown: Chico, California Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: I build combat robots. I'm actually the three-time world champion of RoboGames. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?The Transformers display. Day job: Machinist Dream job: Robotics engineer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Link from Zelda. All my equipment is real metal -- 80 pounds of steel, bows, arrows and a 12-pound sword. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Diana Tarlson Age: 23 Hometown: Chico, California Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Collecting Disney movies. My favorite is Sleeping Beauty. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?Tiny Toon Adventures and Freakazoid -- it's the most-anticipated new cartoon. Day job: I work at Jo-Ann Fabrics. Dream job: To work in a machine shop. Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Kid Icarus. The two daggers that click together are what he's most known for. I sowed feather boas, cut felt and pinned up the tunic myself. I crafted the entire thing by hand. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Names: Nick Evans, Jason Sunday and Kyle Sunday (clockwise from top left) Ages: 20, 21 and 19, respectively. Hometowns: Orange, California; Portland, Oregon; and Ashland, Oregon Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: We love Star Wars. It's at the top, but nothing is off-limits -- Jason What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?The Watchmen movie, I'm a big fan of the book -- Nick Day job: Students Dream jobs: Lawyer (Nick), computer technology (Jason) and chef (Kyle) Describe your costumes and how you made them:Cyclops, Gambit and Professor X based on the '90s classic X-Men. We just bought different pieces and put them together. I had to get my glasses on the internet. -- Nick : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Tom Paige Age: 38 Hometown: Los Angeles Times at Comic-Con: Two Geekiest hobby: Music, especially hard-core heavy-metal comedy. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?Seeing hot chicks in spandex. Day job: I'm a facilities manager in the motion-picture industry. Dream job: Musician Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm wearing a really gay, royal blue, spandex rocker costume that is a combo of wrestling and music. I pieced it together from dance clothing. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Christian Benavides Age: 14 Hometown: Houston Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Dressing up as the Joker and making costumes. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I want to meet Stan Lee, maybe meet someone from the Watchmen and see the Punisher panel. Day job: Student Dream job: Movie director Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Joker dressed as a nurse from the new Batman movie. I stitched it together myself. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Raymundo Benavides Age: 25 Hometown: Houston Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Watching movie trailers. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I want to see Stan Lee and probably Kevin Smith. He's speaking at the Scream Like a Girl contest. Day job: Cable guy Dream job: Movie director Describe your costume and how you made it: I'm Tommy, the Green Ranger from the original Power Rangers. I bought the majority of it, and my girlfriend made the rest. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Jonathan Corpuz Age: 26 Hometown: San Diego Times at Comic-Con: 15 Geekiest hobby: I'm a videogame nut. Action, RPGs, everything. I was raised on videogames. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I'm a big Lost fan. Basically I want to see the entire Saturday TV slate. Day job: Photographer Dream job: Videogame designer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm the original 8-bit Super Mario. I'm even carrying around a plunger. This is a Halloween costume from last year, and I made the star myself. Wired.Com Gallery: Comic-Con's Costumed Crusaders {new window}   Www.Wired.Com - : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com SAN DIEGO -- Maybe they should call it Comic-Con Intergalactic. An astonishing number of people dress up like space aliens, superheroes and videogame characters when they attend Comic-Con International, the annual pop-culture convention that draws comics and sci-fi fans from around the globe. The elaborate costumes, many of them handmade, transform the fanboys and fangirls into their favorite pop-culture icons, at least for the day. This year's Comic-Con sold out in advance, with organizers expecting 125,000 people to cram into the San Diego Convention Center through Sunday. Here are some of the more eye-catching costumes spotted at Comic-Con on Thursday. Name: Demir Oral Age: 23 Hometown: San Diego Times at Comic-Con: Nine Geekiest hobby: Making costumes What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? Seeing all the imagination that goes into everything. Day job: Web designer Dream job: Inventor Describe your costume and how you made it:It's something that I just made up throwing various items together. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Cathy Clark Age: 28 Hometown: Anaheim, California Times at Comic-Con: Seven Geekiest hobby: Attending Comic-Con! What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? I just saw The Freakazoid panel, and I'm excited to see Mystery Science Theater 3000. Day job: Designer Dream job: Artist Describe your costume and how you made it:It's Steampunk, based on an illustration that I did. I had my friend sew it for me. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Amanda Raymond Age: 29 Hometown: Santa Clarita, California Times at Comic-Con: Four Geekiest hobby: Costuming and watching Darkwing Duck. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con? The Disney panels. Day job: Production secretary Dream job: Producer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Mrs. Incredible, and she can stretch! I commissioned a seamstress to make it. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Zachary Lytle Age: 21 Hometown: Chico, California Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: I build combat robots. I'm actually the three-time world champion of RoboGames. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?The Transformers display. Day job: Machinist Dream job: Robotics engineer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Link from Zelda. All my equipment is real metal -- 80 pounds of steel, bows, arrows and a 12-pound sword. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Diana Tarlson Age: 23 Hometown: Chico, California Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Collecting Disney movies. My favorite is Sleeping Beauty. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?Tiny Toon Adventures and Freakazoid -- it's the most-anticipated new cartoon. Day job: I work at Jo-Ann Fabrics. Dream job: To work in a machine shop. Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Kid Icarus. The two daggers that click together are what he's most known for. I sowed feather boas, cut felt and pinned up the tunic myself. I crafted the entire thing by hand. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Names: Nick Evans, Jason Sunday and Kyle Sunday (clockwise from top left) Ages: 20, 21 and 19, respectively. Hometowns: Orange, California; Portland, Oregon; and Ashland, Oregon Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: We love Star Wars. It's at the top, but nothing is off-limits -- Jason What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?The Watchmen movie, I'm a big fan of the book -- Nick Day job: Students Dream jobs: Lawyer (Nick), computer technology (Jason) and chef (Kyle) Describe your costumes and how you made them:Cyclops, Gambit and Professor X based on the '90s classic X-Men. We just bought different pieces and put them together. I had to get my glasses on the internet. -- Nick : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Tom Paige Age: 38 Hometown: Los Angeles Times at Comic-Con: Two Geekiest hobby: Music, especially hard-core heavy-metal comedy. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?Seeing hot chicks in spandex. Day job: I'm a facilities manager in the motion-picture industry. Dream job: Musician Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm wearing a really gay, royal blue, spandex rocker costume that is a combo of wrestling and music. I pieced it together from dance clothing. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Christian Benavides Age: 14 Hometown: Houston Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Dressing up as the Joker and making costumes. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I want to meet Stan Lee, maybe meet someone from the Watchmen and see the Punisher panel. Day job: Student Dream job: Movie director Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm Joker dressed as a nurse from the new Batman movie. I stitched it together myself. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Raymundo Benavides Age: 25 Hometown: Houston Times at Comic-Con: One Geekiest hobby: Watching movie trailers. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I want to see Stan Lee and probably Kevin Smith. He's speaking at the Scream Like a Girl contest. Day job: Cable guy Dream job: Movie director Describe your costume and how you made it: I'm Tommy, the Green Ranger from the original Power Rangers. I bought the majority of it, and my girlfriend made the rest. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com Name: Jonathan Corpuz Age: 26 Hometown: San Diego Times at Comic-Con: 15 Geekiest hobby: I'm a videogame nut. Action, RPGs, everything. I was raised on videogames. What are you most excited about seeing at Comic-Con?I'm a big Lost fan. Basically I want to see the entire Saturday TV slate. Day job: Photographer Dream job: Videogame designer Describe your costume and how you made it:I'm the original 8-bit Super Mario. I'm even carrying around a plunger. This is a Halloween costume from last year, and I made the star myself.
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]]> News > Breaking News {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - includes utilities, DSL, wash/dry, avail Sept 1st (Emery-Oak-Berk intersection) $600 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/includes-utilities-dsl-wash-dry-avail-sept-1st-emery-20080746720.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/includes-utilities-dsl-wash-dry-avail-sept-1st-emery-20080746720.htm Tue, 22 Jul 2008 22:03:20 GMT -- you must appreciate the THREE CATS living in the place -- your roommate is a professional seamstress and costume designer -- a small degree of general messiness is tolerated, so if you're a super neat-freak, it might not be your best choice -- the house is old, so if you're looking for a sterile home, look elsewhere I'm the one moving out, and I'm posting this because my (and maybe yours in the future) roommate is out of town, working with a circus somewhere, and I've agreed to help with finding a replacement. The room: About 12ft by 15ft. Medium closet. Connected to shared bathroom through one door and kitchen through the other. Big window to outside, double-paned for insulation and with screen to keep bugs out. The apartment: Bottom floor of a duplex. Old and a bit creaky, with some peeling paint. No cable TV, but with all the great DVDs out there these days, who needs cable? The neighborhood: Good central location for people with cars and bikes, but not quite so good for walkers. 25 minute walk to Ashby BART, 20 minute walk to Emeryville shops. Location is 62nd St, between Baker and Herzog. The roommate: Uses half of the living room as work space in exchange for paying all of the utilities. Sometimes out of town to work on movies or attend film festivals with red carpets and fun stuff like that. Goes to Burning Man and other big events only when she is working on projects, which is quite often. Chatty if you want to be, but also totally independent. Likes beer, vodka, and tea. And brownies. And meat. Halfway between typical woman and man on the messiness spectrum, but always respectful. Doesn't mind noise (and neither do the upstairs neighbors). The neighbors: Upstairs: a massage therapist (yes, you can go right up there for a massage) and her computer-geek boyfriend, who also have a lot of cats and are very welcoming if you just want to go up for a visit. Behind the house: a law student. Law students are really, really busy, so it doesn't matter what else I tell you because you won't see her. Why it was a good place for me: I'm a musician and was often practicing in my room until as late as midnight on a school night, and nobody ever had a problem with that. I found the cats to be comforting during tough times. My roommate didn't mind hearing my thoughts, whether they ranged from hyper-liberal to old-fashioned to hyper-critical to warm-and-fuzzy. You: Hmm . . . If you run in the creative circles, that's probably a good thing, but if you're just easygoing, that's great. You've changed a kitty litter box before, or always wanted to. You are male, female, or anything else. You can just as well be highly motivated as clinically depressed. Just be reasonable. The place is available September 1st. If you need to move stuff over earlier, we'll try to find space. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org includes utilities, DSL, wash/dry, avail Sept 1st (Emery-Oak-Berk intersection) $600 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - -- you must appreciate the THREE CATS living in the place -- your roommate is a professional seamstress and costume designer -- a small degree of general messiness is tolerated, so if you're a super neat-freak, it might not be your best choice -- the house is old, so if you're looking for a sterile home, look elsewhere I'm the one moving out, and I'm posting this because my (and maybe yours in the future) roommate is out of town, working with a circus somewhere, and I've agreed to help with finding a replacement. The room: About 12ft by 15ft. Medium closet. Connected to shared bathroom through one door and kitchen through the other. Big window to outside, double-paned for insulation and with screen to keep bugs out. The apartment: Bottom floor of a duplex. Old and a bit creaky, with some peeling paint. No cable TV, but with all the great DVDs out there these days, who needs cable? The neighborhood: Good central location for people with cars and bikes, but not quite so good for walkers. 25 minute walk to Ashby BART, 20 minute walk to Emeryville shops. Location is 62nd St, between Baker and Herzog. The roommate: Uses half of the living room as work space in exchange for paying all of the utilities. Sometimes out of town to work on movies or attend film festivals with red carpets and fun stuff like that. Goes to Burning Man and other big events only when she is working on projects, which is quite often. Chatty if you want to be, but also totally independent. Likes beer, vodka, and tea. And brownies. And meat. Halfway between typical woman and man on the messiness spectrum, but always respectful. Doesn't mind noise (and neither do the upstairs neighbors). The neighbors: Upstairs: a massage therapist (yes, you can go right up there for a massage) and her computer-geek boyfriend, who also have a lot of cats and are very welcoming if you just want to go up for a visit. Behind the house: a law student. Law students are really, really busy, so it doesn't matter what else I tell you because you won't see her. Why it was a good place for me: I'm a musician and was often practicing in my room until as late as midnight on a school night, and nobody ever had a problem with that. I found the cats to be comforting during tough times. My roommate didn't mind hearing my thoughts, whether they ranged from hyper-liberal to old-fashioned to hyper-critical to warm-and-fuzzy. You: Hmm . . . If you run in the creative circles, that's probably a good thing, but if you're just easygoing, that's great. You've changed a kitty litter box before, or always wanted to. You are male, female, or anything else. You can just as well be highly motivated as clinically depressed. Just be reasonable. The place is available September 1st. If you need to move stuff over earlier, we'll try to find space.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - 2 BA & Office + 2 car pkg / Amazing Edwardian Flat! (7th & Lake) (inner richmond) $4000 2bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/2-ba-amp-office-2-car-pkg-amazing-edwardian-flat-7th-20080688825.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/2-ba-amp-office-2-car-pkg-amazing-edwardian-flat-7th-20080688825.htm Tue, 17 Jun 2008 07:10:16 GMT Available 8/1/08!! OPEN SAT 6/21 from 10:00-12:00 by appt. Charming 1913 Edwardian flat at 108 7th Avenue at Lake Street. The pictures below say a 1000 words! This updated 2 Bedroom + Office / 2 bath sunny upper Condo in the desirable Lake Corridor is like a private designer residence, not a generic rental. It has a fabulous floor plan featuring an open kitchen featuring a large island with countertop seating for four. The pristine kitchen has a gas stove, amazing storage and is open to the living room and dining area which is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen/living/dining is in the rear of the house is overlooking a beautiful shared garden and has a private deck with a BBQ. Off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry and stacked washer dryer. The lovely master bedroom suite in the front includes an adjoining sitting room/office with a fireplace, built-ins and a bay window seat. The second bedroom is adjacent to the sitting room and has a bay window with white shutters and a generous closet. The spacious yellow and white master bath has a large tub/shower, toilet & long vanity countertop with a huge mirror. The second bathroom and large coat closet are across the hall. The flat comes with tandem parking for two cars in the garage. There is tons of storage space and built-in storage shelves and work-benches. There is lots of room for bike and stroller parking too. The beautiful original architectural detailing is intact featuring hardwood floors, beamed ceilings in the living room, coved ceilings, wood moldings and wainscoting. There is recessed lighting, central heat, custom draperies and wood shutters. This location is very desirable on 7th Avenue at Lake Street. This flat block is within walking distance to Mountain Lake Park, Julius Kahn Park, many restaurants & shops on Clement Street, Sacramento Street and Laurel Village. CPMC (CA Pacific Medical Center) is close by for all your medical needs. The Lake Street Bike path is at your doorstep to take you many places from the Legion of Honor to the Presidio. In addition, every year there is a very special "7th Ave Halloween Fair" where they close off the streets and have a neighborhood costume party for residents complete with fire trucks, jumpy houses & children's activities. The condo is also a block away from major MUNI bus lines. Water included. OPEN SAT 6/21 10:00-12:00 108 7th AVENUE Please email for appointment. 1 year lease available but 2 year lease is preferable Sfbay.Craigslist.Org 2 BA & Office + 2 car pkg / Amazing Edwardian Flat! (7th & Lake) (inner richmond) $4000 2bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Available 8/1/08!! OPEN SAT 6/21 from 10:00-12:00 by appt. Charming 1913 Edwardian flat at 108 7th Avenue at Lake Street. The pictures below say a 1000 words! This updated 2 Bedroom + Office / 2 bath sunny upper Condo in the desirable Lake Corridor is like a private designer residence, not a generic rental. It has a fabulous floor plan featuring an open kitchen featuring a large island with countertop seating for four. The pristine kitchen has a gas stove, amazing storage and is open to the living room and dining area which is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen/living/dining is in the rear of the house is overlooking a beautiful shared garden and has a private deck with a BBQ. Off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry and stacked washer dryer. The lovely master bedroom suite in the front includes an adjoining sitting room/office with a fireplace, built-ins and a bay window seat. The second bedroom is adjacent to the sitting room and has a bay window with white shutters and a generous closet. The spacious yellow and white master bath has a large tub/shower, toilet & long vanity countertop with a huge mirror. The second bathroom and large coat closet are across the hall. The flat comes with tandem parking for two cars in the garage. There is tons of storage space and built-in storage shelves and work-benches. There is lots of room for bike and stroller parking too. The beautiful original architectural detailing is intact featuring hardwood floors, beamed ceilings in the living room, coved ceilings, wood moldings and wainscoting. There is recessed lighting, central heat, custom draperies and wood shutters. This location is very desirable on 7th Avenue at Lake Street. This flat block is within walking distance to Mountain Lake Park, Julius Kahn Park, many restaurants & shops on Clement Street, Sacramento Street and Laurel Village. CPMC (CA Pacific Medical Center) is close by for all your medical needs. The Lake Street Bike path is at your doorstep to take you many places from the Legion of Honor to the Presidio. In addition, every year there is a very special "7th Ave Halloween Fair" where they close off the streets and have a neighborhood costume party for residents complete with fire trucks, jumpy houses & children's activities. The condo is also a block away from major MUNI bus lines. Water included. OPEN SAT 6/21 10:00-12:00 108 7th AVENUE Please email for appointment. 1 year lease available but 2 year lease is preferable
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - 2 BA + Office & 2 car pkg/ Edwardian Flat OPEN SAT 6/21 (7th & Lake) (laurel hts / presidio) $4000 2bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/2-ba-office-amp-2-car-pkg-edwardian-flat-open-sat-6-20080649330.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/2-ba-office-amp-2-car-pkg-edwardian-flat-open-sat-6-20080649330.htm Tue, 17 Jun 2008 06:51:28 GMT Available 8/1/08!! Open Sat 6/21 from 10:00-12:00 by appt. Charming 1913 Edwardian flat at 108 7th Avenue at Lake Street. The pictures below say a 1000 words! This updated 2 Bedroom + Office / 2 bath sunny upper Condo in the desirable Lake Corridor is like a private designer residence, not a generic rental. It has a fabulous floor plan featuring an open kitchen featuring a large island with countertop seating for four. The pristine kitchen has a gas stove, amazing storage and is open to the living room and dining area which is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen/living/dining is in the rear of the house is overlooking a beautiful shared garden and has a private deck with a BBQ. Off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry and stacked washer dryer. The lovely master bedroom suite in the front includes an adjoining sitting room/office with a fireplace, built-ins and a bay window seat. The second bedroom is adjacent to the sitting room and has a bay window with white shutters and a generous closet. The spacious yellow and white master bath has a large tub/shower, toilet & long vanity countertop with a huge mirror. The second bathroom and large coat closet are across the hall. The flat comes with tandem parking for two cars in the garage. There is tons of storage space and built-in storage shelves and work-benches. There is lots of room for bike and stroller parking too. The beautiful original architectural detailing is intact featuring hardwood floors, beamed ceilings in the living room, coved ceilings, wood moldings and wainscoting. There is recessed lighting, central heat, custom draperies and wood shutters. This location is very desirable on 7th Avenue at Lake Street. This flat block is within walking distance to Mountain Lake Park, Julius Kahn Park, many restaurants & shops on Clement Street, Sacramento Street and Laurel Village. CPMC (CA Pacific Medical Center) is close by for all your medical needs. The Lake Street Bike path is at your doorstep to take you many places from the Legion of Honor to the Presidio. In addition, every year there is a very special "7th Ave Halloween Fair" where they close off the streets and have a neighborhood costume party for residents complete with fire trucks, jumpy houses & children's activities. The condo is also a block away from major MUNI bus lines. Water included. OPEN SAT 6/21 10:00-12:00 108 7th AVENUE Please email for appointment. 1 year lease available but 2 year lease is preferable Sfbay.Craigslist.Org 2 BA + Office & 2 car pkg/ Edwardian Flat OPEN SAT 6/21 (7th & Lake) (laurel hts / presidio) $4000 2bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Available 8/1/08!! Open Sat 6/21 from 10:00-12:00 by appt. Charming 1913 Edwardian flat at 108 7th Avenue at Lake Street. The pictures below say a 1000 words! This updated 2 Bedroom + Office / 2 bath sunny upper Condo in the desirable Lake Corridor is like a private designer residence, not a generic rental. It has a fabulous floor plan featuring an open kitchen featuring a large island with countertop seating for four. The pristine kitchen has a gas stove, amazing storage and is open to the living room and dining area which is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen/living/dining is in the rear of the house is overlooking a beautiful shared garden and has a private deck with a BBQ. Off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry and stacked washer dryer. The lovely master bedroom suite in the front includes an adjoining sitting room/office with a fireplace, built-ins and a bay window seat. The second bedroom is adjacent to the sitting room and has a bay window with white shutters and a generous closet. The spacious yellow and white master bath has a large tub/shower, toilet & long vanity countertop with a huge mirror. The second bathroom and large coat closet are across the hall. The flat comes with tandem parking for two cars in the garage. There is tons of storage space and built-in storage shelves and work-benches. There is lots of room for bike and stroller parking too. The beautiful original architectural detailing is intact featuring hardwood floors, beamed ceilings in the living room, coved ceilings, wood moldings and wainscoting. There is recessed lighting, central heat, custom draperies and wood shutters. This location is very desirable on 7th Avenue at Lake Street. This flat block is within walking distance to Mountain Lake Park, Julius Kahn Park, many restaurants & shops on Clement Street, Sacramento Street and Laurel Village. CPMC (CA Pacific Medical Center) is close by for all your medical needs. The Lake Street Bike path is at your doorstep to take you many places from the Legion of Honor to the Presidio. In addition, every year there is a very special "7th Ave Halloween Fair" where they close off the streets and have a neighborhood costume party for residents complete with fire trucks, jumpy houses & children's activities. The condo is also a block away from major MUNI bus lines. Water included. OPEN SAT 6/21 10:00-12:00 108 7th AVENUE Please email for appointment. 1 year lease available but 2 year lease is preferable
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Own for $59k Get a fresh air - For Sale By Owner - Yreka Gettaway (san jose downtown) http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/own-for-59k-get-a-fresh-air-for-sale-by-owner-yreka-2008068088.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/own-for-59k-get-a-fresh-air-for-sale-by-owner-yreka-2008068088.htm Sat, 07 Jun 2008 06:03:47 GMT Saturday, June 07, 2008 12:02 AM 12110116 appeared in a circus costume strapped to a wheel of death target for a magazine photoshoot in the 1990s and opened with the sprawling nine-minute Chinese Whispers that remains a particular favorite for group and fans alike Nikolay Popov 1931 1970s 2008 Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Biography December 14 Designer February 28 February 4 February 6 when he was a teenager and the mountain dismissed him from the team Moe won the gold medal in the Although Mr Lordi is always credited with vocals there are almost always backing vocals These vary from member to member For example Shotgun Divorce uses former bassist Kalma's ghostly backing vocals With Severud he made crucial creative structural contributions to important mid-century architectural projects such as Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Own for $59k Get a fresh air - For Sale By Owner - Yreka Gettaway (san jose downtown) {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Saturday, June 07, 2008 12:02 AM 12110116 appeared in a circus costume strapped to a wheel of death target for a magazine photoshoot in the 1990s and opened with the sprawling nine-minute Chinese Whispers that remains a particular favorite for group and fans alike Nikolay Popov 1931 1970s 2008 Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Biography December 14 Designer February 28 February 4 February 6 when he was a teenager and the mountain dismissed him from the team Moe won the gold medal in the Although Mr Lordi is always credited with vocals there are almost always backing vocals These vary from member to member For example Shotgun Divorce uses former bassist Kalma's ghostly backing vocals With Severud he made crucial creative structural contributions to important mid-century architectural projects such as
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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {EUROPE > NEWSPAPERS} - Cranford leads British charge for Emmy Awards http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/europe/united-kingdom/news-and-media/newspapers/cranford-leads-british-charge-for-emmy-awards-20080792221.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/europe/united-kingdom/news-and-media/newspapers/cranford-leads-british-charge-for-emmy-awards-20080792221.htm Thu, 17 Jul 2008 16:25:05 GMT Cranford, the BBC costume drama, and Dame Judi Dench, its leading actress, head a list of British nominations for this year's Emmy awards in America. Telegraph.Co.Uk Cranford leads British charge for Emmy Awards {new window}   Www.Telegraph.Co.Uk - Cranford, the BBC costume drama, and Dame Judi Dench, its leading actress, head a list of British nominations for this year's Emmy awards in America.
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Category: Regional > Europe > United Kingdom > News and Media > Newspapers

]]> Regional > Europe > United Kingdom > News and Media > Newspapers {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - Knit Wonder Woman costume http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/knit-wonder-woman-costume-20080791510.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/knit-wonder-woman-costume-20080791510.htm Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:43:25 GMT Craftster user Chris Wass knit an entire Wonder Woman costume (complete with bracelets!) for ComiCon. Alas, I won't be there to see it in person this year, but I'm already subbed to the Flickr tag and can't wait to do some virtual cosplayer watching. Link (via Craft)... Boingboing.Net Knit Wonder Woman costume {new window}   Www.Boingboing.Net - Craftster user Chris Wass knit an entire Wonder Woman costume (complete with bracelets!) for ComiCon. Alas, I won't be there to see it in person this year, but I'm already subbed to the Flickr tag and can't wait to do some virtual cosplayer watching. Link (via Craft)...
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Category: Arts > Literature > Genres > Cyberpunk

]]> Arts > Literature > Genres > Cyberpunk {ENTERTAINMENT > PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA} - Alt Text: Grading Batman's Gear http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/entertainment/publications-and-media/alt-text-grading-batman-s-gear-20080728823.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/entertainment/publications-and-media/alt-text-grading-batman-s-gear-20080728823.htm Wed, 16 Jul 2008 05:00:00 GMT I was thinking about the upcoming Batman movie, and I suddenly realized: Batman and Richie Rich are basically the same character. They both have butlers (Alfred, Cadbury), they both have sidekicks (Robin, Dollar), they both dress in ridiculous outfits (bat costume, short pants with bow tie) and they both have adventures in which problems are solved by the appropriate use of incredibly expensive material possessions. Alt Text Podcast Download audio files and subscribe to the Alt Text podcast. The main difference is that Richie Rich's parents weren't shot to death in a filthy alleyway right in front of him, but tell me that wouldn't have improved Richie's back story. At any rate, the point is that Batman has a lot of stuff. And, as with so many things, it falls to me to tally and grade this stuff. Batman's holdings are so extensive that this is merely Part 1. Part 2 will swing into action next week. Batmobile When I was a kid, a superhero having a car seemed completely natural, yet utterly cool. Sure, Superman could reverse time and lift mountain ranges, but Batman had a car! With fins! Nowadays, though, the Batmobile seems painfully unlikely. I can accept that the police force would cooperate with an anonymous, violent vigilante with a series of fragile teenage sidekicks. I can't, however, accept that the Gotham Department of Parking and Transportation would let him get away with an unregistered vehicle. I don't care how advanced Wayne technology is, that sucker's getting towed.Grade: B- Batarang Seems to me the Batarang's gotten a bit less versatile over the years. It used to be an all-purpose flying device used as a grappling hook, or to tie up fleeing criminal types, or to wonk some miscreant in the forehead before flying back to Batman's waiting glove. Too whimsical! Now, in most incarnations, the grappling duties have been taken over by a little handheld shooting device, and Batarangs are just small, mammal-shaped shurikens. They've lost their -arang! They're -arang-free!Grade: C+ Smoke Pellets These seem to work pretty well, because villains are stupid. As soon as Batman drops a smoke bomb, everyone starts shooting at the smoke. Guys! Batman's not going to waste a very expensive smoke grenade, then just stand there! You're shooting at the one place in the room he's guaranteed not to be! This is why you rarely see criminal masterminds promoted from within the organization.Grade: C Batboat Batman doesn't need a boat. He has a plane. And a helicopter. And a hang-glider? And possibly a Segway. They just made up the Batboat to complete the land-air-sea theme. Unlike the rest of Batman's vehicles, which are real. Maybe the Batboat's useful in submarine format. Maybe. But really, if Two-Face is underwater, how much harm can he do? They should really have just made the Batboat a submarine to begin with. What's Batman going to do on the surface? Trawl? Batman doesn't trawl.Grade: D Batcuffs I think it makes sense that Batman has a pair of handcuffs. Yes, yes, sex bondage, I'm trying to make a point here. There are occasions where you simply must cuff, I understand that. But the Batcuffs are, like so many pieces of Batgear, bat-shaped. That's where I think Batman may have gone a little too far with the visuals. You've caught the guy; you've won. You really can lay off the whole creature-of-the-night theme at that point. If you haven't scared the bad guy into abandoning his life of crime by then, binding his hands with scalloped cuffs isn't going to put him over the edge.Grade: C- - - - Born helpless, nude and unable to provide for himself, Lore Sjöberg eventually overcame these handicaps to campaign against the federal law that requires stories about superheroes to contain the phrase "swing into action." Wired.Com Alt Text: Grading Batman's Gear {new window}   Www.Wired.Com - I was thinking about the upcoming Batman movie, and I suddenly realized: Batman and Richie Rich are basically the same character. They both have butlers (Alfred, Cadbury), they both have sidekicks (Robin, Dollar), they both dress in ridiculous outfits (bat costume, short pants with bow tie) and they both have adventures in which problems are solved by the appropriate use of incredibly expensive material possessions. Alt Text Podcast Download audio files and subscribe to the Alt Text podcast. The main difference is that Richie Rich's parents weren't shot to death in a filthy alleyway right in front of him, but tell me that wouldn't have improved Richie's back story. At any rate, the point is that Batman has a lot of stuff. And, as with so many things, it falls to me to tally and grade this stuff. Batman's holdings are so extensive that this is merely Part 1. Part 2 will swing into action next week. Batmobile When I was a kid, a superhero having a car seemed completely natural, yet utterly cool. Sure, Superman could reverse time and lift mountain ranges, but Batman had a car! With fins! Nowadays, though, the Batmobile seems painfully unlikely. I can accept that the police force would cooperate with an anonymous, violent vigilante with a series of fragile teenage sidekicks. I can't, however, accept that the Gotham Department of Parking and Transportation would let him get away with an unregistered vehicle. I don't care how advanced Wayne technology is, that sucker's getting towed.Grade: B- Batarang Seems to me the Batarang's gotten a bit less versatile over the years. It used to be an all-purpose flying device used as a grappling hook, or to tie up fleeing criminal types, or to wonk some miscreant in the forehead before flying back to Batman's waiting glove. Too whimsical! Now, in most incarnations, the grappling duties have been taken over by a little handheld shooting device, and Batarangs are just small, mammal-shaped shurikens. They've lost their -arang! They're -arang-free!Grade: C+ Smoke Pellets These seem to work pretty well, because villains are stupid. As soon as Batman drops a smoke bomb, everyone starts shooting at the smoke. Guys! Batman's not going to waste a very expensive smoke grenade, then just stand there! You're shooting at the one place in the room he's guaranteed not to be! This is why you rarely see criminal masterminds promoted from within the organization.Grade: C Batboat Batman doesn't need a boat. He has a plane. And a helicopter. And a hang-glider? And possibly a Segway. They just made up the Batboat to complete the land-air-sea theme. Unlike the rest of Batman's vehicles, which are real. Maybe the Batboat's useful in submarine format. Maybe. But really, if Two-Face is underwater, how much harm can he do? They should really have just made the Batboat a submarine to begin with. What's Batman going to do on the surface? Trawl? Batman doesn't trawl.Grade: D Batcuffs I think it makes sense that Batman has a pair of handcuffs. Yes, yes, sex bondage, I'm trying to make a point here. There are occasions where you simply must cuff, I understand that. But the Batcuffs are, like so many pieces of Batgear, bat-shaped. That's where I think Batman may have gone a little too far with the visuals. You've caught the guy; you've won. You really can lay off the whole creature-of-the-night theme at that point. If you haven't scared the bad guy into abandoning his life of crime by then, binding his hands with scalloped cuffs isn't going to put him over the edge.Grade: C- - - - Born helpless, nude and unable to provide for himself, Lore Sjöberg eventually overcame these handicaps to campaign against the federal law that requires stories about superheroes to contain the phrase "swing into action."
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]]> Arts > Entertainment > Publications and Media {PEOPLE > RADCLIFFE, DANIEL} - Theme Week #47: Fav Dan as Harry pics http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/people/r/radcliffe,-daniel/theme-week-47-fav-dan-as-harry-pics-20080780210.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/people/r/radcliffe,-daniel/theme-week-47-fav-dan-as-harry-pics-20080780210.htm Mon, 14 Jul 2008 11:06:55 GMT Sorry I'm so late! This week's theme you will be posting photos of Dan as Harry, preferably favorite photos.THe photos can be from behind the scenes, the only requirement is that Dan is in his "Harry" costume ;)Just so you know, you can get screencaps for the first four movies at Mugglenet here!OotP!Harry was nice ;DAwww, I want to hug him!He's seducing me with his eyesSay hello to jailbait!Harry :)I will never get tired of this photo. Hips, chest, arms, expression....*swoons*Should it be legal for a male to look so pretty? Yes...yes it should!I think I'll stop on this lovely photo that shows off his...balance o.o (I cannot wait to see him on his broom in the sixth movie. Dan straddling a broom is just sinful!) Community.Livejournal.Com Theme Week #47: Fav Dan as Harry pics {new window}   Community.Livejournal.Com - Sorry I'm so late! This week's theme you will be posting photos of Dan as Harry, preferably favorite photos.THe photos can be from behind the scenes, the only requirement is that Dan is in his "Harry" costume ;)Just so you know, you can get screencaps for the first four movies at Mugglenet here!OotP!Harry was nice ;DAwww, I want to hug him!He's seducing me with his eyesSay hello to jailbait!Harry :)I will never get tired of this photo. Hips, chest, arms, expression....*swoons*Should it be legal for a male to look so pretty? Yes...yes it should!I think I'll stop on this lovely photo that shows off his...balance o.o (I cannot wait to see him on his broom in the sixth movie. Dan straddling a broom is just sinful!)
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Category: Arts > People > R > Radcliffe, Daniel

]]> Arts > People > R > Radcliffe, Daniel {NORTH AMERICA > REAL ESTATE} - Retail Store Space (san jose west) 1700sqft http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/retail-store-space-san-jose-west-1700sqft-20080725115.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/retail-store-space-san-jose-west-1700sqft-20080725115.htm Sat, 12 Jul 2008 02:57:42 GMT 1. Located on S. Bascom Avenue between 280 and San Carlos Street. 2. Excellent location for small retail business; stores around are medical supplies, appliances, liquor store, costume rentals, swim pool sales..... 3. Store area is 1700 ft. with loading/unloading can be done in back of store in back parking lot. 4. Parking: off street in front; in back parkinglot; on side. 5. On very busy street with high visibility. Easy to get to from 280,17,101. Please call (408)446-1230 for more details. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Retail Store Space (san jose west) 1700sqft {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - 1. Located on S. Bascom Avenue between 280 and San Carlos Street. 2. Excellent location for small retail business; stores around are medical supplies, appliances, liquor store, costume rentals, swim pool sales..... 3. Store area is 1700 ft. with loading/unloading can be done in back of store in back parking lot. 4. Parking: off street in front; in back parkinglot; on side. 5. On very busy street with high visibility. Easy to get to from 280,17,101. Please call (408)446-1230 for more details.
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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate

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