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February 26-28, 2010
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Lewis Can't wait to go to my second Gally! WOO-HOO!

Harold Saxon Your pages still say Paul Cornell, I thought you said he pulled out?

Adam Goldberg Just wondering when the we can expect the next round of special guest announcements. Any big names left to impress and wow us with? It'll be my first convention and on my birthday no less. I am looking forward to the fun.

Gallifrey One Good luck and best wishes to our friends at CHICAGO TARDIS this weekend, the Midwest's premiere Doctor Who event! www.chicagotardis.com

Chaz The following members have had their membership postcards returned by their post offices:

Michael Allen,
Neil Crawford,
Melody Helland,
Jason Knight,
Bryan Little,
Kimberly Malat,
Nicole Redo.

If you've got a good mailing address for any of them, please let the Gallifrey One membership department know.

Gallifrey One Minor (sad) note... Paul Cornell sadly can't be with us in February after all (his first Gallifrey missed in many years!) We're currently working on another Doctor Who writer guest in the meanwhile.

Gallifrey One Latest guest addition... we are delighted to welcome back Anneke Wills (Polly from the Hartnell-Troughton eras) courtesy Tenth Planet Events!

Norman Gray Weston Dr Who Conventions are lots of fun. My Wife and I have gone the last several years and they have been getting bigger and bigger each year. The Stars are very approachable and will have great and interesting discussions with you. The Dealer room has just about any collectable you could want, including some hard to fi...nd stuff. The panels are interesting as well and you can pick up some great insights on stuff to come.

Last year, they had Toby Hadoke's Moths Ate my Dr Who Scarf. I was laughing so hard I almost hurt myself. It was a blast. They do skits and such and you can always take a break and watch one of the several episodes that they have running throughout the day.

And costumes are welcome. There is a group that routinely comes dressed as the cast from Torchwood. All in all, it is a great time spent with fans of the show.

Mike Hi.... never been to a Dr Who conference before; thinking about making the trip down to LA from Ontario Canada.... what can I expect? Kinda indecisive....

Sam Hey, so I enjoy watching the Karoke stuff but I'm not much of a singer... any chance we could do Rockband? I'd gladly pack up and bring my XBox 360, instruments, and discs cross-country (RB 2 and Beatles RB, plus downloads) if that's a possibility (it'd also let more people get involved at a time). Just a thought. E...ither way, can't wait for February!!