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The 10001 Santas gathering will take place on Sunday 9th December 2007 at 11.30 am.

To start the event, the Santas will gather at 11.30am in Guildhall Square, Guildhall Street, Custom House Street, Waterloo Place and Strand Road. Music and entertainment will be provided by local bands and Christmas singers at Santa’s “Gig Rig”.

Disabled participants can meet in Union Hall Street and Bank Place and can begin their route approximately 15 minutes before the main body of participants.

“THE SHEPHERD’S AREA” near Shipquay Place walls will be available for large groups of school children with accompanying adults to congregate and watch the event. Access to this area will be via Waterloo Place.

At 12.00 the Santas will be organised into lines and guided through Magazine Gate, where they will be counted by The Guinness Book of Records’ Adjudicator and awarded a certificate for becoming a “WORLD RECORD BREAKER”.

Note: You must be in your full Santa suit and have your Santa Reference Number to be counted.

Once through Magazine Gate the Santas will make their way up Magazine Street, across Butcher Street and onto Upper Magazine Street where they can access the walls at three designated entrances. One ramp will also be available at Palace Street/Upper Magazine Street.

On the walls the Santas will follow a clockwise route. Street entertainers and Santas Helpers will be positioned around the walls giving out small treats to children. Nambarrie will also be at the Millennium Forum and Guildhall Square to supply a “wee cup of tea”.

Participants can leave the walls at any time from one of the exits - Stewards will be available to provide assistance.

The final exit point is at Stable Lane. Participants can return to their mode of transport via Bishop Street or return to the Guildhall to enjoy the closing event with live Bands until 1.00.

Worldwide Zoo returns to Tampa's most prestigeous indie venue with very special guests Gravy and Satsukos. Three of Tampa's best local artists combine their forces to warp all your ideas about the state of local music. Satsukos are indie rockers that offer up more than the average grunge. Gravy Records recording squad will change the way you think of rap. Worldwide Zoo is known for funk/jazz based grooves that take the listener across time and sound. Only $4 at the door with great drink specials all night!!!!

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"Don't Spit the Water!", Chicago's crazy LIVE game show, has landed at the DSI COMEDY THEATER in North Carolina for a limited run! The insane fun begins this Saturday, DECEMBER ONE and will continue every Saturday until 2008.

Audience contestants compete for mystery prizes.

DSTW HOSTS >>
Interntational Comedy Superstars
** Jergen Niffergen and Nikolai **

DSTW TIMEKEEPER >>
Evil Billionaire Troy Sterling

DSTW COMEDIANS >>
Beau Flex
Kyle's Dad
the Mailman
WILL STROMBIE
Rainbow Brite
Belinda Fruitcake
Hot Clown
Ruth Sex-Scene Expert
Dylan Prime
Dr Helmut von Sour Cream
Sea Monkey Whisperer

EVERY SATURDAY IN DECEMBER @ 9:30PM
TICKETS: $12, $10 students
BOX OFFICE: 919-338-8150

A lot of science-fiction writers have spent a lot of time and energy hypothesizing silicon-based life. This isn’t completely insane - if you go down a column of the periodic table, stuff tends to be the same. Fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine all share properties, and so do carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, and lead. Some properties.

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Finally, a fun, fast-paced comedy show that's great for the whole
family. It's ComedySportz, improv comedy played as a sport in cities
around the globe by members of the World Comedy League. Two teams
battle for laughs and points as they make up scenes, games and songs
on the spot. The audience votes for the winners and a referee calls
the fouls.

ComedySportz is:
• Live!
• Interactive
• Hilarious
• Clean
• Fast-paced, positive and fun. Guaranteed!

It's the only entertainment that's funny enough for bachelor parties
and clean enough for your church group. See ComedySportz every
Saturday, 7:30PM at the DSI Comedy Theater. Call our Box Office for
information about Special Packages, Corporate Shows and Birthday
Parties.

EVERY SATURDAY @ 7:30PM
TICKETS: $12, $10 students
BOX OFFICE: 919-338-8150

It's ComedySportz 4 Kidz. We focus the games and suggestions on the
12-and-under crowd; Boys and Girls, Ages 4 and up. We use LOTS of
audience volunteers and have a great time. ComedySportz 4 Kidz is
PERFECT for birthday parties, sports team events, or any kid
get-together you can think of. Adults will have fun, too. Guaranteed.
It's the perfect way to entertain one to 84 kids on a Saturday
afternoon.

The ComedySportz 4 Kidz show runs the same length as our regular
ComedySportz show, without a halftime, but afterwards players mingle
with the fans. Don't worry – kids are still more than welcome at our
regular ComedySportz shows, but this one is all about them.

EVERY SATURDAY @ 5:00PM
TICKETS: $10, $8 for the kidz, $5 kindergarten/toddlers
BOX OFFICE: 919-338-8150

YouTube, Myspace and Second Life are new household words in the American internet age–but what about MIXI, 2 Channel and Animal Forest? Digital technology is transforming life in Japan and around the world, but who are the leaders, what are the hot new technologies, and what does it mean for society?

Join the Japan Society of Northern California and two top notch technocrats for a lively tour of Japanese Web 2.0, mobile devices and other landmarks on Japan's digital frontier. Explore the impact of these new digital technologies on the lives of young Japanese, and discuss what they see emerging from Japan in the years ahead.

Panelist include: Joi Ito, Japan-based venture capitalist, co-founder of Digital Garage, CEO of Neoteny, and Chairman of Japanese weblog software company Six Apart Japan. He is also an advisor to the Japanese government on IT, privacy and computer security-related issues. Also joining the discussion is Chika Watanabe, founder and president of Blueshift Global Partners consultancy, and founder of the Japanese Technology Professionals Association in Silicon Valley.

$15 General Admission; $5 for Members & Students with ID, Free for Japan Society student members.