As Dreamers Do Part Deux

[OldNavy1988]

NHL All Star Weekend in Montreal

Eastern Conference Starters	Western Conference Starters
Captain: Alex Ovechkin (Washington Capitals)	Captain: Joe Thornton (San Jose Sharks)
G: Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens)	G: Roberto Luongo (Vancouver Canucks)
D: Shea Weber (Tennessee Titans)	D: Scott Niedermayer (Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
D: Mike Komisarek (Montreal Canadiens)	D: Brian Campbell (Chicago Blackhawks)
F: Rick Nash (Cleveland Moondogs)	F: Henrik Sedin (Vancouver Canucks)
F: Vincent Lecavalier (Tampa Bay Lightning)	F: Daniel Sedin (Vancouver Canucks)
F: Jarome Iginla (Atlanta Flames)	F: Patrick Kane (Chicago Blackhawks)

Notable East Reserves	Notable West Reserves
G: Henrik Lundqvist (New York Rangers)	G: JS Giguere (Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
G: Ryan Miller (Buffalo Sabres)	G: Martin Brodeur (Colorado Rockies)
D: Zdeno Chara (Boston Bruins)	D: Drew Doughty (Los Angeles Kings)
D: Mark Striet (New York Islanders)	D: Andrei Markov (Winnipeg Jets)
D: Dan Boyle (Tampa Bay Lightning)	D: Todd Bertuzzi (Vancouver Canucks)
D: Tomas Kaberle (Toronto Maple Leafs)	D: Sheldon Souray (Edmonton Oilers)
F: Ilya Kovalchuk (Atlanta Flames)	F: Zack Parise (Colorado Rockies)
F: Eric Staal (Charlotte Checkers)	F: Evgeni Malkin (Los Angeles Kings)
F: Milan Hejduk (Cleveland Moondogs)	F: Keith Tkachuk (Seattle Thunderbirds)
F: Martin St. Louis (Tampa Bay Lightning)	F: Shane Doan (Las Vegas Silver Knights)
F: Dany Heatley (Ottawa Senators)	F: Anze Kopitar (Los Angeles Kings)
F: Jeff Carter (Philadelphia Flyers)	F: Mike Modano (Minnesota North Stars)
F: Marc Savard (Boston Bruins)	F: Daniel Alfredsson (Las Vegas Silver Knights)
F: Thomas Vanek (Buffalo Sabres)	F: Patrick Marleau (San Jose Sharks)

 

[OldNavy1988]

Future NHL All Star Weekends
2010: Tampa Bay (Ice Palace)
2011: San Diego (Sempra Energy Center)
2012: Ottawa (Scotiabank Place)
2013: Vancouver (General Motors Place)
2014: Los Angeles (Staples Center)
2015: Cleveland (Quicken Loans Arena)

Future NBA All Star Weekends
2009: Phoenix (America West Arena)
2010: Dallas (American Airlines Center)
2011: San Diego (Sempra Energy Center)
2012: Orlando (New Amway Center)
2013: Memphis (FedEx Forum)
2014: Las Vegas (MGM Resorts Arena)

Future Super Bowls
February 2010: San Diego (Jack in the Box Stadium)
February 2011: San Francisco (Chevron Stadium)
February 2012: Indianapolis (Lucas Oil Stadium)
February 2013: New Orleans (Superdome)
February 2014: Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis)
February 2015: Phoenix (Circle K Dome)

Future MLB All Star Breaks
2009: St. Louis (Busch Stadium III; St Louis Cardinals)
2010: Phoenix (Circle K Dome; Arizona Diamondbacks)
2011: Portland (New Ballpark; Portland Beavers)
2012: Kansas City (Kauffman Stadium; Kansas City Monarchs)
2013: San Diego (Petco Park; San Diego Padres)
2014: Tampa (New Ballpark; Tampa Bay Devil Rays)

Future World Bowls (WLAF)
2009: Rome (Stadio Olimpico)
2010: Baltimore (Legendary Field at Camden Yards; known IOTL as M&T Bank Stadium)
2011: London (New Wembley Stadium)
2012: Salt Lake City (Rice-Eccles Stadium)
2013: Amsterdam (Johan Cruyff Arena)
2014: Tucson (Kino Sports Complex)

Future Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards
2009: Sempra Energy Center (San Diego, CA)
2010: America West Arena (Phoenix, AZ)
2011: Consol Energy Center (Pittsburgh, PA; Now PPG Paints Arena IOTL)
2012: Limited Run Rose Garden (Portland, OR)
2013: Paramount Pavilion (Atlanta, GA; Formerly Philips Arena IOTL)
2014: Amway Center (Orlando, FL)

Future MTV VMA's
2009: Paramount Pavilion (Atlanta, GA)
2010: Radio City Music Hall (New York City)
2011: Paramount Theatre (Seattle, WA; 20th anniversary of Nirvana's Nevermind, Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger and Pearl Jam's Ten)
2012: Staples Center (Los Angeles, CA)
2013: Amway Center (Orlando, FL; 20th anniversary of The Backstreet Boys)

 

[Kimch2004]

NHL All Star Weekend in Montreal

Eastern Conference Starters	Western Conference Starters
Captain: Alex Ovechkin (Washington Capitals)	Captain: Joe Thornton (San Jose Sharks)
G: Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens)	G: Roberto Luongo (Vancouver Canucks)
D: Shea Weber (Tennessee Titans)	D: Scott Niedermayer (Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
D: Mike Komisarek (Montreal Canadiens)	D: Brian Campbell (Chicago Blackhawks)
F: Rick Nash (Cleveland Moondogs)	F: Henrik Sedin (Vancouver Canucks)
F: Vincent Lecavalier (Tampa Bay Lightning)	F: Daniel Sedin (Vancouver Canucks)
F: Jarome Iginla (Atlanta Flames)	F: Patrick Kane (Chicago Blackhawks)

Notable East Reserves	Notable West Reserves
G: Henrik Lundqvist (New York Rangers)	G: JS Giguere (Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
G: Ryan Miller (Buffalo Sabres)	G: Martin Brodeur (Colorado Rockies)
D: Zdeno Chara (Boston Bruins)	D: Drew Doughty (Los Angeles Kings)
D: Mark Striet (New York Islanders)	D: Andrei Markov (Winnipeg Jets)
D: Dan Boyle (Tampa Bay Lightning)	D: Todd Bertuzzi (Vancouver Canucks)
D: Tomas Kaberle (Toronto Maple Leafs)	D: Sheldon Souray (Edmonton Oilers)
F: Ilya Kovalchuk (Atlanta Flames)	F: Zack Parise (Colorado Rockies)
F: Eric Staal (Charlotte Checkers)	F: Evgeni Malkin (Los Angeles Kings)
F: Milan Hejduk (Cleveland Moondogs)	F: Keith Tkachuk (Seattle Thunderbirds)
F: Martin St. Louis (Tampa Bay Lightning)	F: Shane Doan (Las Vegas Silver Knights)
F: Dany Heatley (Ottawa Senators)	F: Anze Kopitar (Los Angeles Kings)
F: Jeff Carter (Philadelphia Flyers)	F: Mike Modano (Minnesota North Stars)
F: Marc Savard (Boston Bruins)	F: Daniel Alfredsson (Las Vegas Silver Knights)
F: Thomas Vanek (Buffalo Sabres)	F: Patrick Marleau (San Jose Sharks)

Looks good

 

[Otakuninja2006]

CBS Discovery wanted to make a huge first impression, hoping people would forget Blanche's ongoing divorce from the Nelvana studio.

IOTL, there's another Oaxis which is like a smartwatch company.

The Oaxis logo that Butch Hartman wanted to use for his Kickstarter-backed streaming service had a logo I thought looked too amateurish.

Well, it's actually a good explanation for the logo.

 

[OldNavy1988]

Meanwhile in Montreal...

Hours before the Skills Competition....

Mark Chipman (Owner; Winnipeg Jets)
"Tiff, I know for a fact you've already made plans with Boston for Winnie the Pooh day...or night...for next year. But I would personally love if you did one for us the year after since our city inspired the character's name."

Tiffany Disney (Owner; Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
"Consider it done!"​

 

[OldNavy1988]

Stanley Cup winners since Gretzky joined the Kings...
1989: Atlanta Flames over Winnipeg Jets
1990: Los Angeles Kings over Boston Bruins
1991: Los Angeles Kings over Pittsburgh Penguins
1992: Pittsburgh Penguins over Los Angeles Kings
1993: Montreal Canadiens over Los Angeles Kings
1994: New York Rangers over Seattle Thunderbirds (Last Stanley Cup shared by SBC and ABC)
1995: Colorado Rockies over New York Rangers [1]
1996: Cleveland Moondogs over Mighty Ducks of San Diego
1997: Colorado Rockies over Detroit Red Wings
1998: Detroit Red Wings over Oklahoma Twisters
1999: St. Louis Blues (Play Gloria!) over Buffalo Sabres
2000: Detroit Red Wings over Colorado Rockies
2001: Mighty Ducks of San Diego over Washington Capitals [2]
2002: Detroit Red Wings over Colorado Rockies
2003: Mighty Ducks of San Diego over Ottawa Senators
2004: Tampa Bay Lightning over San Jose Sharks [3]
2005: Tampa Bay Lightning over Las Vegas Silver Knights [4]
2006: Edmonton Oilers over Atlanta Flames
2007: Buffalo Sabres over San Jose Sharks
2008: Mighty Ducks of San Diego over Pittsburgh Penguins [5]

[1] Fox's first Stanley Cup Finals
[2] Washington's playoff home games were played at the Baltimore Civic Center due to the Rikishi diarrhea incident during Monday Night Raw at the MCI Center on the month before the Finals.
[3] Fox's last Stanley Cup Finals
[4] NBC's first Stanley Cup Finals since the Mid-Seventies.
[5] Then-Penguins head coach Michel Therrien pulled Marc-Andre Fleury for an extra skater in overtime of Game 4. That led to Jean-Sebastien Giguere scoring the empty net goal to win the Stanley Cup for the Ducks on their home ice and in a sweep. That victory made San Diego owner Tiffany Disney and her spouse, team publicist Joyce Chung, the first LGBT names engraved on the Cup.

 

[OldNavy1988]

Super Bowl Sunday Morning Headlines
February 1, 2009

Chris Berman: "This will be the second time in just the last six and a half months that a California team will face a Pennsylvania team in a major professional championship. The most recent occurrence prior to today was of course last year's Stanley Cup Finals, which saw the Mighty Ducks of San Diego sweep the Pittsburgh Penguins in four games."
- ESPN Super Bowl Countdown

Eric Clemons: "Today is a chance for Chargers head coach Marty Schottenheimer finally win the ring that has eluded him for so long. Meanwhile, Andy Reid is looking for his second Madden trophy in five years."
- Fox Super Sunday

Skip Bayless: "Both teams have the talent to be a champion. But after tonight, only one can crowned."
- First Take

Betting Odds: Eagles favored by a field goal.
- The Las Vegas Review-Journal

National Anthem: Jennifer Hudson

Halftime Show: Wayne Newton, aka Mr. Las Vegas. Also, Del St. Pierre in her first public performance since the start of her weight loss journey.

Starting Lineups (Offense only)

​

San Diego Chargers		Philadelphia Eagles
Philip Rivers	QB	Donovan McNabb
LaDainian Tomlinson	RB	Brian Westbrook
Mike Tolbert	RB	Leonard Weaver
Vincent Jackson	WR	Kevin Curtis
Chris Chambers	WR	DeSean Jackson
Antonio Gates	TE	Brent Celek
Marcus McNeil	T	Tra Thomas
Kris Dielman	G	Todd Herremanns
Nick Hardwick	C	Jamaal Jackson
Mike Goff	G	Max Jean-Giles
Jeromey Clary	T	Jon Runyan

In Other Sports
Jim Laslavic: "Mighty Ducks owner Tiffany Disney turns 26 on February 3. Coming out of the All Star Break, the Ducks have won three of their last four, the lone loss being to Chicago at home on Friday. Ducks have the day off today and Tiffany will be in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl, sitting alongside Chargers owner Casey Wasserman as the Bolts battle the Eagles. Tiff and the Ducks will host the Sabres tomorrow night followed by a three game road trip with the North Stars, Admirals and Blues on the itinerary."
- San Diego's NBC affiliate KNSD

NBA Super Bowl Sunday Slate
Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers (Noon EST; UPN)

Super Bowl Trailers
Disney: Taken (Fox), Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (Blue Sky), Whiteout (Fox/Dark Castle)
Columbia-TriStar: GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, Super Smash Bros. (Nelvana)
Henson: Hannah Montana: The Movie (Nickelodeon)
Luxor: Watchmen (Dark Horse)
New Line Cinema: Final Destination 4, Terminator 4: Salvation
Peacock: Flash Gordon (Universal/KFS), Mandrake the Magician (Universal/KFS), Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Universal) and Star Trek (RKO)
TBS+Paramount: Friday the 13th (Remake), Thundercats 2

 

[OldNavy1988]

2009 Super Bowl
Date: Sunday, February 1, 2009
Venue: Michelob Ultra Dome; Las Vegas, Nevada
TV Coverage: Fox
Announcers: Kevin Harlan, Cris Carter and John Madden
​

Team	Score
San Diego Chargers	38
Philadelphia Eagles	41

With both teams boasting a high-octane offense, the Chargers and Eagles were tied at 38 with seconds to play. When Nate Kaeding missed a field goal that could've won the game for San Diego, Donovan McNabb and the Eagle offense took over from their own five yard line. After McNabb marched the Eagles down the field, Andy Reid called his last time out as the game clock began to wind down.

Merrill Reese (Eagles radio guy):
"Andy Reid sends in David Akers to attempt the game winning field goal with three seconds left. Kolb puts it down, the kick is away and it is....."

Reese:
"IT'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!! THE EAGLES ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! DAVID AKERS HITS THE JACKPOT WITH A SIXTY ONE YARD FIELD GOAL!

Notes
- San Diego's first Super Bowl appearance ITTL was in January of 1981, with Dan Fouts and the Air Coryell offense shredding an aging Doomsday Defense at the Superdome.
- This game was John Madden's last as an announcer.​

 

[OldNavy1988]

@WB18 @TheMatthew25 @stratonapba @mrcubfan415
The victory parade along Broad Street:

 

[WB18]

2009 Super Bowl
Date: Sunday, February 1, 2009
Venue: Michelob Ultra Dome; Las Vegas, Nevada
TV Coverage: Fox
Announcers: Kevin Harlan, Cris Carter and John Madden
​

Team	Score
San Diego Chargers	38
Philadelphia Eagles	41

With both teams boasting a high-octane offense, the Chargers and Eagles were tied at 38 with seconds to play. When Nate Kaeding missed a field goal that could've won the game for San Diego, Donovan McNabb and the Eagle offense took over from their own five yard line. After McNabb marched the Eagles down the field, Andy Reid called his last time out as the game clock began to wind down.

Merrill Reese (Eagles radio guy):
"Andy Reid sends in David Akers to attempt the game winning field goal with three seconds left. Kolb puts it down, the kick is away and it is....."

Reese:
"IT'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!! THE EAGLES ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! DAVID AKERS HITS THE JACKPOT WITH A SIXTY ONE YARD FIELD GOAL!

Notes
- San Diego's first Super Bowl appearance ITTL was in January of 1981, with Dan Fouts and the Air Coryell offense shredding an aging Doomsday Defense at the Superdome.
- This game was John Madden's last as an announcer.​

What a game, hats off to the Eagles! Great way for John Madden to go out as well! Second Super Bowl win for the Eagles ITTL, I believe.

 

[OldNavy1988]

What a game, hats off to the Eagles! Great way for John Madden to go out as well! Second Super Bowl win for the Eagles ITTL, I believe.

Yes, this is their second ring. Their first was in 2004 against Bill Cowher and the Steelers.

 

[stratonapba]

Fly Eagles Fly!

 

[OldNavy1988]

Entertainment News for Early February 2009

Super Bowl trailers for Flash Gordon and Mandrake the Magician each generate 24 million hits on YouTube in just three days.
- Access Hollywood

Universal vice president Gale Anne Hurd confirms that Cool Cat and other characters developed by Alex Lovy for the now-defunct Famous Studios in the late Sixties will return to prominence in new material that will be produced for the Bozo the Clown revival in 2010.
- NBC News

Touchstone Pictures confirms that Raja Gosnell will direct a new Smurfs CGI/Live action movie slated for a 2011 release.
- Variety

Legendary CEO Rachel Stone-Abbott agrees to pay Columbia-TriStar $120 Million USD to buy out the remainder of Blanche Boudreaux's contract with Nelvana. Also included in the deal is Columbia-TriStar's 42% stake of the rights to Boudreaux's weekly PBS series Cartooning Made Easy, plus the marketing and merchandising rights to her troubled passion project Silent X. Boudreaux previously worked with Stone-Abbott and her husband, Sir Daniel Abbott, on The Backstreet Project, a Saturday morning series that ran on Fox when Boudreaux entered the animation business at the age of 18.
- The Hollywood Reporter

CBS Discovery chairman John Hendricks promises to "clean house" to avoid a potential "brain drain" in the midst of Blanche Boudreaux leaving Nelvana for Legendary on bad terms.
- CBS News

Yahoo! acquires troubled fan art website DeviantArt for pennies on the dollar.
- Attack of the Show on G4

Ivy Boudreaux, aunt of Gus St. Pierre, Del St. Pierre and Blanche Boudreaux, is now cancer-free according to her doctors.
- The Orange County Register

The Sports Page
Kurt Warner says he'll play one more season with the Arizona Cardinals before he begins to ponder retirement.
- The Arizona Republic

Josh Paris?
Josh Harris, founder of Apollo Global Management, will meet with World League commissioner Oliver Luck to discuss a potential purchase of the troubled Paris Phantoms franchise. Harris says he has been on the hunt for a pro sports franchise, any franchise that he can get his hands on, for about ten years now.
- ESPN

Bob Iger will reorganize Bally's corporate structure, combining Bally's pre-existing majority stake of the Chicago White Sox with Iger's Optimum Sports holdings, which includes the Denver Broncos (NFL), World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the Goodwill Games. Iger insists this arrangement will be temporary until he can spin off the White Sox for a Chicago-based buyer.
- ESPN

Padres manager Bruce Bochy agrees to an extension with the club through 2014.
- The San Diego Union-Tribune

With deep Wisconsin roots and deep pockets, Wesley Edens will meet with NHL Commissioner Wayne Gretzky to discuss his bid to purchase the Milwaukee Admirals from Herb Kohl.
- The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

With only a month to go before the NHL trade deadline, fans in New York are begging Henrik Lundqvist to stay put with the Rangers. Meanwhile, an unhappy Marc-Andre Fleury could be leaving Pittsburgh, still fuming with Pens management over being pulled for an extra skater in Game 4 of last year's Stanley Cup Finals.
- The Hockey News

A Los Angeles County judge orders TMZ to pay Mighty Ducks of San Diego owner Tiffany Disney more than $78 million USD for "blatant violations" of Ms. Disney's privacy. This comes after a 2006 incident in which a videographer for the tabloid website allegedly shot footage of Tiffany getting her diaper changed in the locker room during a Mighty Ducks/Kings game at the Staples Center.
- Inside Edition

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Entertainment News for Early February 2009

Super Bowl trailers for Flash Gordon and Mandrake the Magician each generate 24 million hits on YouTube in just three days.
- Access Hollywood

Universal vice president Gale Anne Hurd confirms that Cool Cat and other characters developed by Alex Lovy for the now-defunct Famous Studios in the late Sixties will return to prominence in new material that will be produced for the Bozo the Clown revival in 2010.
- NBC News

Touchstone Pictures confirms that Raja Gosnell will direct a new Smurfs CGI/Live action movie slated for a 2011 release.
- Variety

Legendary CEO Rachel Stone-Abbott agrees to pay Columbia-TriStar $120 Million USD to buy out the remainder of Blanche Boudreaux's contract with Nelvana. Also included in the deal is Columbia-TriStar's 42% stake of the rights to Boudreaux's weekly PBS series Cartooning Made Easy, plus the marketing and merchandising rights to her troubled passion project Silent X. Boudreaux previously worked with Stone-Abbott and her husband, Sir Daniel Abbott, on The Backstreet Project, a Saturday morning series that ran on Fox when Boudreaux entered the animation business at the age of 18.
- The Hollywood Reporter

Nice!

CBS Discovery chairman John Hendricks promises to "clean house" to avoid a potential "brain drain" in the midst of Blanche Boudreaux leaving Nelvana for Legendary on bad terms.
- CBS News

Oh..........

This is not gonna end well is it?

Yahoo! acquires troubled fan art website DeviantArt for pennies on the dollar.
- Attack of the Show on G4

Dang.

What's Yahoo gonna do with the site?

Ivy Boudreaux, aunt of Gus St. Pierre, Del St. Pierre and Blanche Boudreaux, is now cancer-free according to her doctors.
- The Orange County Register

The Sports Page
Kurt Warner says he'll play one more season with the Arizona Cardinals before he begins to ponder retirement.
- The Arizona Republic

Josh Paris?
Josh Harris, founder of Apollo Global Management, will meet with World League commissioner Oliver Luck to discuss a potential purchase of the troubled Paris Phantoms franchise. Harris says he has been on the hunt for a pro sports franchise, any franchise that he can get his hands on, for about ten years now.
- ESPN

Bob Iger will reorganize Bally's corporate structure, combining Bally's pre-existing majority stake of the Chicago White Sox with Iger's Optimum Sports holdings, which includes the Denver Broncos (NFL), World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the Goodwill Games. Iger insists this arrangement will be temporary until he can spin off the White Sox for a Chicago-based buyer.
- ESPN

Padres manager Bruce Bochy agrees to an extension with the club through 2014.
- The San Diego Union-Tribune

With deep Wisconsin roots and deep pockets, Wesley Edens will meet with NHL Commissioner Wayne Gretzky to discuss his bid to purchase the Milwaukee Admirals from Herb Kohl.
- The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

With only a month to go before the NHL trade deadline, fans in New York are begging Henrik Lundqvist to stay put with the Rangers. Meanwhile, an unhappy Marc-Andre Fleury could be leaving Pittsburgh, still fuming with Pens management over being pulled for an extra skater in Game 4 of last year's Stanley Cup Finals.
- The Hockey News

A Los Angeles County judge orders TMZ to pay Mighty Ducks of San Diego owner Tiffany Disney more than $78 million USD for "blatant violations" of Ms. Disney's privacy. This comes after a 2006 incident in which a videographer for the tabloid website allegedly shot footage of Tiffany getting her diaper changed in the locker room during a Mighty Ducks/Kings game at the Staples Center.
- Inside Edition

Cool!

And yeah, that's messed up what TMZ did..........

Words and other things would have been had if I was in Tiffany's shoes...........

 

[OldNavy1988]

This is not gonna end well is it?

Dang.

What's Yahoo gonna do with the site?

Cool!

And yeah, that's messed up what TMZ did..........

Words and other things would have been had if I was in Tiffany's shoes...........

First thing Yahoo is gonna do is cut out a lot of the fetish content from the site. Especially after DA lost its court battle with Disney over the misuse of Tiffany and Joyce's likenesses in AB/DL fan art and fan fiction.

Because of that incident, the NHL revoked TMZ's locker room credentials.

In the years since the TMZ incident, the league has imposed strict rules for its TV partners as to how Tiffany can be filmed. For example, in the pregame show, shots of Tiffany getting off the team bus to walk with her players to the locker room can only show her from the waist up. Sometimes, a wide shot of Tiffany waddling through arena tunnels followed by a videographer might be unavoidable.

During games, Tiffany usually sits in the front row behind her team's bench. But when she leaves her seat to change, she can only be shown beforehand sending a text message to the team doctors to give them a heads up.

In San Diego, the Sempra Energy Center has a special changing room specifically designed for Tiffany. This was planned ahead of time when Walt Jr. and his Imagineers teamed up with HOK (now Populous) to design the venue.

On the road, the other 31 NHL arenas coordinate with the league's chief medical officer and local health officials to designate a special privacy zone for Tiffany to change, along with any additional incontinence supplies in case she uses up what she carries in her purse. Usually, it'll be an empty visiting team locker room designated for basketball or other sports. Other arenas let Tiff use what is normally the backstage area for concerts.

 

[OldNavy1988]

I almost forgot to mention that when Tiffany comes to Canada for her team's road games, Health Canada, the medical arm of the Canadian federal government, gives her a special waiver that speeds up the process in which she has to declare her incontinence supplies through customs.

 

[OldNavy1988]

Meanwhile at CBS Discovery, there will be tons of firings after they basically treated Blanche Boudreaux like garbage.

Michael Uslan, the studio chairman, will likely be gone by summer. Bruce Timm could also be given a pink slip as will the Nelvana founders (Hirsh, Loubert, Smith). Taking over animation at Columbia-Tristar would likely be Lauren Faust. Kathleen Kennedy is now the front runner to replace Uslan for live action production.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

First thing Yahoo is gonna do is cut out a lot of the fetish content from the site. Especially after DA lost its court battle with Disney over the misuse of Tiffany and Joyce's likenesses in AB/DL fan art and fan fiction.

Because of that incident, the NHL revoked TMZ's locker room credentials.

In the years since the TMZ incident, the league has imposed strict rules for its TV partners as to how Tiffany can be filmed. For example, in the pregame show, shots of Tiffany getting off the team bus to walk with her players to the locker room can only show her from the waist up. Sometimes, a wide shot of Tiffany waddling through arena tunnels followed by a videographer might be unavoidable.

During games, Tiffany usually sits in the front row behind her team's bench. But when she leaves her seat to change, she can only be shown beforehand sending a text message to the team doctors to give them a heads up.

In San Diego, the Sempra Energy Center has a special changing room specifically designed for Tiffany. This was planned ahead of time when Walt Jr. and his Imagineers teamed up with HOK (now Populous) to design the venue.

On the road, the other 31 NHL arenas coordinate with the league's chief medical officer and local health officials to designate a special privacy zone for Tiffany to change, along with any additional incontinence supplies in case she uses up what she carries in her purse. Usually, it'll be an empty visiting team locker room designated for basketball or other sports. Other arenas let Tiff use what is normally the backstage area for concerts.

I almost forgot to mention that when Tiffany comes to Canada for her team's road games, Health Canada, the medical arm of the Canadian federal government, gives her a special waiver that speeds up the process in which she has to declare her incontinence supplies through customs.

Ok.

Meanwhile at CBS Discovery, there will be tons of firings after they basically treated Blanche Boudreaux like garbage.

Michael Uslan, the studio chairman, will likely be gone by summer. Bruce Timm could also be given a pink slip as will the Nelvana founders (Hirsh, Loubert, Smith). Taking over animation at Columbia-Tristar would likely be Lauren Faust. Kathleen Kennedy is now the front runner to replace Uslan for live action production.

Ouch........

Damn, Timm and Dini???????????

Why would they get rid of those guys?

As for the Nelvana founders, maybe they could found their own studio with Timm and Dini joining if they also get a pink slip.

Also, could Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls become a real show ITTL?

 

[OldNavy1988]

Damn, Timm and Dini???????????

Why would they get rid of those guys?

As for the Nelvana founders, maybe they could found their own studio with Timm and Dini joining if they also get a pink slip.

Also, could Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls become a real show ITTL?

Timm is fighting for his job right now because he's getting most of the blame for Blanche's departure.

I feel like Hasbro may have had a legit reason to shelve Milky Way IOTL. But now with Blanche gone, Hasbro might consider giving Milky Way another chance, mainly in hopes of Faust staying put at Columbia-Tristar.

 

[myuacc1]

Meanwhile at CBS Discovery, there will be tons of firings after they basically treated Blanche Boudreaux like garbage.

Michael Uslan, the studio chairman, will likely be gone by summer. Bruce Timm could also be given a pink slip as will the Nelvana founders (Hirsh, Loubert, Smith). Taking over animation at Columbia-Tristar would likely be Lauren Faust. Kathleen Kennedy is now the front runner to replace Uslan for live action production.

Yikes. They try firing the founders of Nelvana- and Canada will be mighty pissed.