Morden

Agreed and agreed.

HAHAHA the topic title confused me. I thought it meant TV set as in a TV! I thought, "why would they want to build a TV at a con and why would anyone care which TV they built?".

Thanks Andrea! The donation page is working fine AFAIK (the link is a banner near the bottom of the Jedi Chefs front page).

Us Jedi Chefs set up a fund-raising page last year. We raised about £475 towards the fight against cancer. Not a huge sum, I admit, but it's still something. :) We've recently launched this year's fund-raising effort. Same charity - Cancer Research UK. It's our adopted charity. :) All donations are VERY welcome. If you'd like to help, please go to the Jedi Chefs site and scroll to the bottom of the front page. The fund-raising banner is fairly obvious. :) THANK YOU to anyone who helps!

There'll certainly be no chance of any misunderstanding next time!

Thanks for this and other offers of help. I appreciate them and I'm sure the other contributors do if they've seen them. As far as helping out towards the poster replacement cost, just wait until next we meet - that's easiest. But anyone with spare funds is more than welcome to donate to our charity fund. We raised about £475 for Cancer Research UK last year and have recently launched this year's appeal. There's a link to the page at the bottom of the Jedi Chefs web site and here is a direct link to our fundraising page on JustGiving.com. I hope to get the site updated over the long weekend. There are pics from 4 events to add!

He was definitely official.

I know what you mean. at least im not alone. i was so sure everyone was enjoying the confusement caused. i cant keep up anymore. You're right - lots of quotes.

I know what you mean.

I find conventions more relaxed and social. However, that wasn't so evident on Saturday morning at Eclipse because the system was FUBAR from the get-go. I'm sure that future Massive Events cons will proceed more smoothly - then you may see more of a difference. I dunno! The two types of events do have more things in common than differences.

One example: at many signing shows, you can take photos of the guests during the autographs. Even get them to lean across the table for a photo with you. Not at most conventions!

There are definite differences, though perhaps they didn't affect what you personally do at signing events.

Don't worry about it; I'm in a tetchy mood. Dan Bacon. He's in an ep of Stargate Atlantis.

I do have an eye under the patch but it is in no way for "comical effect". Glad that you find it funny.

Certainly....

Indeed.

No need to be scared of me!

Ahem! fan BOY ,<<<<<< us girlys like to play with swishy light up things aswell you know I just noticed this! You are correct; I ought to have said "fan-boy/girl" or something. But not "fan-person", because that sounds dumb. My apologies!

I don't mind you using them. You should credit the photographers, Malcolm Houghton and the other one (I don't know the name).

I like Capture One.

Very nice photos! I didn't many good ones and it'll be a while before I get my site updated because I'm very busy with other things.

He also has the original digital photo files and can print photos himself!

That's the recommended way!

I went for a gold ticket because I'll definitely want the group shot (look at my previous group photos, eg from Eclipse, to see why), plus I love the Friday night "drinks reception" - it's my first, best chance to introduce that guests to the Jedi Chefs idea. Usually proves very useful!

I don't usually but - if I meet them again, I often take copies. Cristine did actually say that she wanted a copy of that pic when I took it to gt signed! then you should totally mail her a copy! I can easily print one but I wouldn't know where to send it!