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foxtongueThe lost NASA footage has been found. In a basement - in Australia - under some "stuff".
So there's two things that would be incredibly useful, but need to be done during regular work hours, (and though my work is surprisingly friendly about the recent twisting of my hours around working on this, its becoming a wee leery about my hours in general). They both require someone who has a 2 - 3 hour commitment.
One: A visit to the city archives to get information on the theatre spanning from 1977 to 2006. This is the place, this is the address we need researched, 639 Commercial Drive. AJ gave them a call, (she can't go down with the baby), and says that if you haven't been to the city archives before, that it's best to go after 10 am to do the little orientation before you start hunting. (Everything is indexed and there's helpful staff there).
Two: A visit to City Hall to find out anything possible regarding viable 24 hour operation, environmental studies that have been done on the property, legal capacity, licenses, etceteras. I'm not looking into getting that baroque thing that is a Vancouver Liqueur license, not yet, so that can be left alone, but it would be good to have the details of live performance permits. ($175/each, that I know).
Southwest Research Institute, UCSC researchers identify the Moon-forming impact, make nifty animated video.
So there's two things that would be incredibly useful, but need to be done during regular work hours, (and though my work is surprisingly friendly about the recent twisting of my hours around working on this, its becoming a wee leery about my hours in general). They both require someone who has a 2 - 3 hour commitment.
One: A visit to the city archives to get information on the theatre spanning from 1977 to 2006. This is the place, this is the address we need researched, 639 Commercial Drive. AJ gave them a call, (she can't go down with the baby), and says that if you haven't been to the city archives before, that it's best to go after 10 am to do the little orientation before you start hunting. (Everything is indexed and there's helpful staff there).
Two: A visit to City Hall to find out anything possible regarding viable 24 hour operation, environmental studies that have been done on the property, legal capacity, licenses, etceteras. I'm not looking into getting that baroque thing that is a Vancouver Liqueur license, not yet, so that can be left alone, but it would be good to have the details of live performance permits. ($175/each, that I know).
Southwest Research Institute, UCSC researchers identify the Moon-forming impact, make nifty animated video.
