The Erie Bell is an old railroad car bell made by the Erie Railroad that is tied to the Erie Bell Game. The Erie Bell game is played each year in Elmira, NY in mid-to-late October. The high school football game is between two of Elmira's public high schools: Elmira Free Academy and Southside High School. The winner of the game retains the Erie Bell for one year in their school and bragging rights across the city.
Prior to each school getting their own homefields, the two teams used to share Dunn Field as their homefield.
* All Time Series Record - EFA 31, Southside 22, ties 1
* 2007 - Southside 41, EFA 13 (at SHS)
* 2006 - EFA 26, Southside 15 (at EFA)
Prior to each school getting their own homefields, the two teams used to share Dunn Field as their homefield.
* All Time Series Record - EFA 31, Southside 22, ties 1
* 2007 - Southside 41, EFA 13 (at SHS)
* 2006 - EFA 26, Southside 15 (at EFA)
Entharion the Wise is a fictional character from the Zork universe. Entharion the Wise founded the kingdom of Quendor and the Entharion Dynasty in 1 AE.
Entharion united the rival city-states of Galepath and Mareilon and many other warring tribes to form Quendor. He personally resolved a dispute between the leaders of Galepath and Marelion in 0 AE saying, “Why fight?”, the bit of wisdom which earned him his moniker. Both leaders also decided to turn over their realms to him in what became the province of Frobozz. The rest of the Westlands soon submitted to his rule as well, creating the territory of Quendor as it would remain until its massive expansion under Duncanthrax the Bellicose.
Ironically, Entharion’s nickname is ill-deserved as timetravel would later reveal that his vocabulary was quite limited and the famous “Why fight” was actually one of the most complex phrases he ever uttered.
Magic was also invented during the rein of Entharion, although the Enchanter’s Guild would not be founded until the use of magic was banned by Duncanthrax.
Entharion build the capital and castle at Largoneth, a city equidistant from Galepath and Mareilon. The capital would remain there for the entire Entharion Dynasty until being moved to Egreth by Duncanthrax.
Entharion also eradicated Grues from Quendor with his legendary blade Grueslayer. Grues that remained retreated to dark pits under the "Earth" where they remained until the adventurer of Zork Zero inadvertently released them with a well-placed pit bomb, invented by Thomas Alva Flathead. The sheath of Grueslayer, however, would later be used by the adventurer in Beyond Zork to easily defeat the Ur-grue's grues and retrieve the Coconut of Quendor.
Entharion united the rival city-states of Galepath and Mareilon and many other warring tribes to form Quendor. He personally resolved a dispute between the leaders of Galepath and Marelion in 0 AE saying, “Why fight?”, the bit of wisdom which earned him his moniker. Both leaders also decided to turn over their realms to him in what became the province of Frobozz. The rest of the Westlands soon submitted to his rule as well, creating the territory of Quendor as it would remain until its massive expansion under Duncanthrax the Bellicose.
Ironically, Entharion’s nickname is ill-deserved as timetravel would later reveal that his vocabulary was quite limited and the famous “Why fight” was actually one of the most complex phrases he ever uttered.
Magic was also invented during the rein of Entharion, although the Enchanter’s Guild would not be founded until the use of magic was banned by Duncanthrax.
Entharion build the capital and castle at Largoneth, a city equidistant from Galepath and Mareilon. The capital would remain there for the entire Entharion Dynasty until being moved to Egreth by Duncanthrax.
Entharion also eradicated Grues from Quendor with his legendary blade Grueslayer. Grues that remained retreated to dark pits under the "Earth" where they remained until the adventurer of Zork Zero inadvertently released them with a well-placed pit bomb, invented by Thomas Alva Flathead. The sheath of Grueslayer, however, would later be used by the adventurer in Beyond Zork to easily defeat the Ur-grue's grues and retrieve the Coconut of Quendor.
Founded in 1997, Cold FuZion Studios (CFZ) is an IP (Intellectual Properties) development and visual arts & design studio with three locations in states of New York, Pennsylvania and California. Excelling in the areas of sculpting, 3D modeling, animation, cinematic storyboarding, creative writing, color rendering, photography, and conceptual logo, graphic and web design. Cold FuZion Studios (CFZ) provides services to industry leaders such as Microsoft, Hasbro, Lucas Films, Random House, Activision Inc., Upper Deck, Warner Bros, Disney, Atlus, and Sony to name a few.
2007 marks the 10 year anniversary of the steadily growing studio that plans to expand in other areas of the entertainment industry.
2007 marks the 10 year anniversary of the steadily growing studio that plans to expand in other areas of the entertainment industry.
In Oakland, California in the United States, the Citizens of Oakland Respond to Emergencies (CORE), is a City of Oakland program that provides free training for individuals, neighborhoods and organizations throughout communities. When a major disaster overcomes first responders most citizens will be on their own for the first 3 to 5 days.
The CORE program teaches skills for individual self-reliance and neighborhood establishment of an incident command center and response teams to care for the neighborhood until professional emergency personnel can respond.
CORE classes educate and empower through lectures and demonstrations. each teaches basic emergency preparedness and response curriculum. The curriculum is addapted to the needs of the elderly and the disabled, residents of apartments and condominiums, and public and private sector employees.
CORE provides manuals in Spanish and Chinese. Translators and interpreters assist in providing CORE to many language groups throughout Oakland.
About CORE
The mission of CORE is to promote the spirit of neighbor helping neighbor and provide the highest quality emergency and disaster prevention, preparedness and, response training.
Since it began in 1990, the CORE program has provided free, community-based training to more than 17,000 residents. CORE is a model for community and city-wide collaboration. It was one of the first community emergency response team curriculums developed.
Advisory Task Force
The CORE Advisory Task Force collects feedback from the community. Task Force members include neighborhood leaders, Oakland Fire Department representatives, employees of the city of Oakland, and business representatives. Each brings perspectives, expertise and resources.
History
The City of Oakland was rocked in 1989 by the Loma Prieta earthquake. The earthquake created significant damage in Oakland. This immediately strained resources of the first responder system - police, firefighters and paramedics.
The Oakland Fire Department's Office of Emergency Services responded by developing the CORE program to empower citizens and to increase self-sufficientcy in emergencies and disasters.
Oakland was again shocked when the Oakland Berkeley Hills Firestorm occurred in 1991. This destruction and trauma emphasized the importance of expanding CORE's curriculum to encompass fire prevention and suppression. Soon afterwards CORE became a multi-hazard training program to include preparedness and response to earthquake, fire, chemical accidents, severe weather, and terrorism.
The CORE program teaches skills for individual self-reliance and neighborhood establishment of an incident command center and response teams to care for the neighborhood until professional emergency personnel can respond.
CORE classes educate and empower through lectures and demonstrations. each teaches basic emergency preparedness and response curriculum. The curriculum is addapted to the needs of the elderly and the disabled, residents of apartments and condominiums, and public and private sector employees.
CORE provides manuals in Spanish and Chinese. Translators and interpreters assist in providing CORE to many language groups throughout Oakland.
About CORE
The mission of CORE is to promote the spirit of neighbor helping neighbor and provide the highest quality emergency and disaster prevention, preparedness and, response training.
Since it began in 1990, the CORE program has provided free, community-based training to more than 17,000 residents. CORE is a model for community and city-wide collaboration. It was one of the first community emergency response team curriculums developed.
Advisory Task Force
The CORE Advisory Task Force collects feedback from the community. Task Force members include neighborhood leaders, Oakland Fire Department representatives, employees of the city of Oakland, and business representatives. Each brings perspectives, expertise and resources.
History
The City of Oakland was rocked in 1989 by the Loma Prieta earthquake. The earthquake created significant damage in Oakland. This immediately strained resources of the first responder system - police, firefighters and paramedics.
The Oakland Fire Department's Office of Emergency Services responded by developing the CORE program to empower citizens and to increase self-sufficientcy in emergencies and disasters.
Oakland was again shocked when the Oakland Berkeley Hills Firestorm occurred in 1991. This destruction and trauma emphasized the importance of expanding CORE's curriculum to encompass fire prevention and suppression. Soon afterwards CORE became a multi-hazard training program to include preparedness and response to earthquake, fire, chemical accidents, severe weather, and terrorism.