Stuff looking for a new home

A Super Single Water bed with BookShelf headboard and drawers underneath, very dark wood colour. Includes all the fixings including, a couple sets of sheets, a down duvet and three down pillows. Asking $300 or best offer. Available for pick up, or local delivery negotiable.

free Baseball caps. I keep receiving them from trade shows and such and I don't even wear them (I'm a Tilley hat wearer)

a bunch of old Dungons and Dragons stuff including; Dragon magazines (6,15,20,22-27,29-33,35-143), about 200 figurines, and a bunch of other stuff that I have yet to cataloge

I often have a bunch of books available as I am ready to purge my book collection. Just ask if I have a bunch already set aside and ready for looking over and pick up

Wine Bottle Exchange

How to describe bottle shapes? Check out the entry at the very useful Wikipedia.

My Dad has enough bottles currently but when he looking for then he is very picky for certain plain green Bordeaux bottles.

I tend to get clear Bordeaux bottles and the occasional assorted Burgundy bottles. I currently also have a bunch of 'Southern Comfort' bottles in both 1L and 40oz available. A bunch are already set aside and ready for looking over and pick up

I'm currently collecting, regular size clear Bordeaux bottles 1/2 L brown Burgundy, 1/2 bottle green Bordeaux screw tops (Chateau des Charmes), assorted 1/2 bottles with some also available as I sort them out

Stuff I am looking for
(aka my gift wish list, and does not mean that any item is actually available at this time nor is any particular order. It is very much worth checking with Darlene to make sure I haven't already gotten a particular item, someone else has gotten it for me, or someone might be getting it not knowing you have gotten it for me.)

DVDs or Blu-Ray
- Hard Feelings in any format (preference to DVD or Blu-Ray) , but any consumer home video will do, as I'm an extra and John Rennie High School which I went to is heavily used in it.
- StarTrek: The Original Series(preferably as boxed sets)
- Forever Knight
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1982)
- MI-5 aka Spooks
- Any Weird Al
- Space Precinct
- Ray Stevens' videos
- boxed set of all the Harry Potter Movies once they are all made
- Pirates of Silicon Vally and its source book
- In The Shadow of the Moon.
- The Wonder of it All. Interviews with Lunar Astronauts ~30years later. As of Feb 2008 only being screened at museums and such.
- The Conversation since some clients are reminded of it by my work.
- the Dixie Chicks documentary, Shut Up and Sing
- A Dog's Breakfast

Books, periodicals and such
- UserFriendly Books (aka, Dead tree versions of this awesome on-line comic)
- Recent works of Phil Foglio, or any of the paraphernalia from them.
- SnarfQuest, or just about any of Larry's works would make me happy.
- Dilbert 2.0: 20 Years of Dilbert
- Google Hacking
- just about anything from Caledonia.net I would enjoy and much of the non-programing from OReilly.com
- Daniel C. Dennett's Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon
- Ray Kurzweil's The Singularity is Near
- Hawhin, Paul 's The Ecology of Commerce A Declaration of Sustainability
- Parkinson, C. Northcote 's Parkinson's Law (from early 1960s, 'if you like Dilbert...')
- Eric Abrahamson and David Freedman's "A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits of Disorder,"
- any of Don Tapscott's books that I don't already have. (I have Wikinomics , both Growing and Grown up Digital, and others so check with Darlene first)
- Paranoia and add-ons from Mongoose Publishing. Supplemental products could then be given as well.
- After Sputnik: 50 Years of the Space Age
- Spaceflight: "The Complete Story from Sputnik to Shuttle - and Beyond", or as "The 50-year quest to conquer the final frontier"
- Why Did It Have To Be Snakes: From Science to the Supernatural, The Many Mysteries of Indiana Jones
- RISK:The Science and Politics of Fear. by Dan Gardner
- Hey, Idiot!: Chronicles of Human Stupidity, and others of that style. See right side of Not Always Right, for more such inspirations.
- The Carbon-Free Home by Rebekah Hren, Stephen Hren
- The Nourishing Homestead by Ben & Penny Hewitt
- Dining During the Depression. not currently in print but there are others like it.
- Soil Not Oil
- The Vanishing Face of Gaia by James Lovelock
- Calendrical Calculations. Pretty much the authority on calendars and such time, certainly one I'll be sharing with my dad.
- any of the space books from Apogee Books. (I do have a few of them, check with Darlene to check my list)
- Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century, by Chris Nelder.
- Peak Oil Survival
- E.F. Schumacher’s Small is Beautiful
- Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture
- Star Trek novels by Greg Cox : The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh vols 2. And To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh
- Suzanne Ashworth's Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners
- Independence Days A Guide to Sustainable Food Storage and Preservation. or any other of their Resilience Books.
- Total Recall, nothing to do with the Schwarzenegger movie.
- Theodore Gray's book, 'The Elements' and/or the related Poster
- 62 Projects to Make with a Dead Computer: (And Other Discarded Electronics). While some of the projects look on the goofy side, it still looks like fun.
- Science Fiction and Computing: Essays on Interlinked Domains, Edited by David L. Ferro and Eric G. Swedin
- structural design theory and/or plans by Buckminster Fuller
- The Development of Logic by William & Martha Kneale.
- The Traditional Bowyer's Bible, Volume 1 and Volume 2 by Jim Hamm (Editor)
- Collected LowTechMagazine

Computer (PC/Windows) Games and stuff
- WarCraft III expansions
- a USB2/3 harddrive of a large capacity (>500GB) but small in physical size(based on a notebook harddrive or smaller)
- a USB2/3 key, 64GB+ would be nice, emphasis on being of a small physical size as there are ones that are big enough to not fit in many systems without removing all other devices, and some systems at all. I can also use many of the small (< 4GB) old keys for special boot keys if you are dumping any.
- good lite headphones(noise canceling) with a microphone that collapse for travel. Wired please, with standard 3.5mm audio plug and not one of the newer flyby night standards.
- 5.25" drawer for in a computer

Plastic Models- planes and space craft in 1:144 scale, specifically looking for
- C-130 Hercules
- Avro Vulcan
- any Canadian designed planes
- Canadian Forces decals for the C-17 (I have the Revell 1:144 kit)

other stuff
- Check out my ThinkGeek wishlist. While I try to keep it up todate, items do sell out, so feel free to check out the rest of the site for interesting things.
- possibly better than duct-tape, Sugru
- a Binary clock
- a laser pointer that uses 1 or 2 AAA batteries and has a shirt pocket clip
- Cider is always welcome, preferably the old English styles with my perferred ones being Ontario County Cider's Premium Cider, and Irish Magners, but always ready to try others from out there.
- black(dark navy in a pinch) t-shirts or wind breakers of my kind of humour or interests are always enjoyed such as warped, tecky, or sarcastic.
- Demotivators by Despair Inc.
- Rocket T-Shirts
- a Black t-Shirt with image of Intravenous coffee
- Empty Hand Defense and perhaps Practical Rifle course(s) at Front Sight
- a poster of SkyScrapers around the world
- any puzzle from Diabolic Puzzles
- stuffed doll, "Animal" from 'The Muppets' (he's the drummer)
- Lego Kits
- Laser Chess
- a bullwhip, just like Indiana Jones uses
- Stickers and Decals such as NASA, *Hazards, Dragon, etc..
- lots of nice stuff at Deutsche Optik, I especially liked some of the real fighting grade+ blades.
- a day playing Race driver
- World Map with Country TLDs
- Prints from AstroPics; such as the Devil's Tower, the Eastern Sierra's, and/or the False Kiva. Now to get a real office to hang them in.
- an automated sentry with the airsoft gun to go with it to deal with our pigeon problem, even though I'm not likely to be allowed to do it.
- a KeyTool Keyring Multi-tool, or similar
- The core lite and/or Orgin SOL Survive Outdoors Longer tools.
- going to Space Camp
- registration to Idea City
- Accident Avoidance training
- Evasive driving and Firearms training from BSR
- Covert Ops, Space Adventures, and other aviation fun from Incredible Adventures

for a good time, call (416)555-1212

more to follow, including links to Darlene's and Appella's wish lists once those are created

For TTCers to get to my place, bus 81 from Pape Station is generally the best to get here though depending on time(Sat 6AM till 6PM), South Leaside 88x (A or B, they circle around crossing in front of us) from StClair station also comes right in front of the building. Full directions and address available via email.