Glossary of darts for Dart Board Games

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This is a general Glossary of Darts, the popular pub sport.
Contents: Top - 09 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
ANNIE'S ROOM (or ANNIE'S HOUSE)
The number 1.
ARROWS
Another term for darts.
ARCHER
Refers to a player who throws very quick smooth darts, like an archer's arrow (also known as a 'Derek'). Contrast "FLOATER".
Average
Average score achieved every three darts thrown.
B
BABY TON
A score of 95, usually by scoring five 19s.
BAG O' NUTS (OR CARBONEAR)
A score of 45.
BARREL
The part of a dart you grip, right behind the point.
BASEMENT
The double-3.
BOUNCE OUT
When a dart hits a wire on the board flush-on and bounces back off the board. Can be potentially dangerous to spectators who are too close.
BREAKFAST (or BED 'N' BREAKFAST)
A score of 26, made up of a single-5, single-20, single-1 in a game of x01. This is a common score in darts because players aiming for the 20 sector (which contains the highest scoring area on the board) will often accidentally hit the 1 and the 5 sectors, which are located on either side of the 20. The term comes from the typical price of a bed-and-breakfast in times gone by: 2 shillings and sixpence, or "two and six". (See also "CHIPS")
BUCKET/BAG OF NAILS
Landing all three darts in the 1s. This is also known as "The Eric Bristow", who once scored three 1s in televised tournament.
BUCKSHOT
A throw when darts land wildly all over the board.
BULL-OFF
See DIDDLE FOR THE MIDDLE.
BULLSEYE (or BULL)
The center of the board. (see also: "SINGLE-BULL" and "DOUBLE-BULL")
BUNTING (as in "To Bunt)
The art of throwing on your knees.
BUST
Hitting more than you needed in an x01 game. The darts do not count and the player begins his next turn on the same score he had prior to.
C
C
In a Cricket game this refers to high scores base on the number of darts scored. For example a triple-20, single-20, single-20 would be called a C-5 because "5 darts" were scored with three darts.
CARPENTRY DARTS
Darts thrown such that they miss the board entirely and hit a wooden frame which is holding the board to the wall. (See also: "MASONRY DARTS")
CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST
Hitting treble 20, treble 1 and treble 5 in three darts (see "BREAKFAST")
CHIPS (OR FISH AND CHIPS)
A score of 26. (See also: "BREAKFAST")
CHUCKER
A player who just "chucks" the darts at the board, doesn't aim or care.
CIRCLE IT
When a player scores a single digit (less than 10) with three darts, his team-mates would shout out "Circle it!" to the scorekeeper to highlight the terrible throw. A variation on this tradition is to draw a fish around the score, often leading to aquarium-related jokes being aimed at particularly poor or unlucky players. (See also: "FISH")
CLOCK
The dartboard itself, usually in the context of "ROUND THE CLOCK".
CORK
The center of the board. This comes from the cork in the end of a keg where it is tapped. The ends of kegs were used for targets in the game's early days.
COVER
A term frequently used by Sid Wadell, meaning aiming for treble 19.
D
DADDY'S BED/DADDY'S/DADDY
see "RIGHT CHURCH, WRONG PEW"
DAIRYLEA DARTS
A throw that is 'spread' around the board, named after the cheese spread Dairylea.
DEVIL
The treble-6, so called due to '666', and the fact that it is often hit in error when going for treble-13 or treble-10.
DESTINY BULL
When it is inevitible that bull will be hit. For the whole day after whoever achieves this must be referred to as 'bull'.
DIDDLE FOR THE MIDDLE
A throw to see who gets one dart closer to the bullseye to determine who throws first in the game. Also known as a "BULL OFF", "MIDDLE FOR MIDDLE" and "OUT FOR BULL".
DOUBLE
The thin outer ring of the board. In standard x01 games, a double counts for two times the number hit.
DOUBLE-BULL
On dartboards configured with a bullseye consisting of two concentric circles, the outer circle is commonly green and worth 25 and the inner circle is commonly red and worth 50 points. Hitting the innermost ring of this type of bullseye is a "DOUBLE-BULL". (See also: "BULLSEYE")
DOUBLE IN
A variant of x01 in which a double is needed to start the game.
DOUBLE TOP
The double-20.
DOUBLE TROUBLE
Not being able to hit the double needed to win the game.
DOWNSTAIRS
The lower portion of the board, usually in reference to the 19s in a game of x01.
E
EASY IN
See STRAIGHT IN.
EDDIE SHUFFLE (The)
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Wonder Pets
Genre
Animated series
Created by
Josh Selig
Voices of
(United States)Sofie ZamchickTeala DunnDanica Lee(UK)Isabella MoylanCallum HanksKhloe Fry
Country of origin
United States
Language(s)
English
No. of seasons
2
No. of episodes
39
Production
Running time
30 min.
Broadcast
Original channel
Nickelodeon
Original run
March 3, 2006 present
Wonder Pets is an American animated children's television series. It debuted on March 3, 2006, on the Nick Jr. block of the Nickelodeon cable television network and Noggin on August 31, 2006. It won an Emmy Award in 2008 for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition.
Contents
1 History and Format
2 Characters and voice cast
2.1 Ollie's Family
3 Episode structure
4 Episode list
5 Toys and merchandising
6 Media
6.1 Broadcast history
6.2 DVD compilations
7 External links
8 Notes
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History and Format
The Wonder Pets television series was created by Josh Selig for Little Airplane Productions. The show was first seen as a short Nick Jr.'s film series called The New Adventures of Linny the Guinea Pig, in which a guinea pig named Linny traveled into space and under the ocean. Ming-Ming Duckling and Turtle Tuck were created when the show was expanded and called The Super Singing Power Pets!. The title was later shortened to Wonder Pets. The show's main characters are three elementary school classroom pets Linny the Guinea Pig, Turtle Tuck, and Ming-Ming Duckling. They are presented as a trio of heroes who rescue baby animals as they demonstrate the benefits of teamwork.
The animation style used to create Wonder Pets! is called "photo-puppetry", and was created for the series to allow animators to manipulate photographs of real animals. It also uses drawn objects (not characters), so the total presentation could be considered animated mixed-media.
A good deal of the dialog is sung, so the show has been likened to operetta or singspiel. A 10-member live orchestra performs each episode, sometimes including other instrumentalists skilled in music from the region to which the pets are traveling during the episode. Completing each episode takes 33 weeks from script to final delivery.
Preceding each show is a disclaimer indicating the show develops vocabulary and the concept of teamwork in pre-schoolers.
Characters and voice cast
Linny the Guinea Pig, age 5, is the leader of the Wonder Pets. Linny is voiced by Sofie Zamchick in the United States version and Isabella Moylan in the UK version. As a superhero, she wears a yellow cap and a blue cape. Linny appears to be the most educated of the group, often providing different zoological and geographical information to the others. She is usually the one to remind the group about teamwork or other values and offer praise such as "Good eye, Tuck". She leads Ming-Ming and Tuck in most of the show's primary songs and usually has the responsibility of starting the "Flyboat". Linny's catch phrase is "This calls for some celery!", usually uttered at the conclusion of each adventure. Before Wonder Pets, Linny starred in a few three-minute shorts on Nick, Jr. titled Linny the Guinea Pig, where Linny would explore different environments such as the ocean and outer space.
Turtle Tuck (who is actually a terrapin and more specifically a Red Eared Slider) age 4, is a down-to-earth turtle who sometimes disagrees with Ming-Ming. As a superhero, he wears a white French sailor's cap, blue Aquasocks, and a red cape. Tuck is voiced by Teala Dunn in the United States version (Callum Hanks in the UK Version). Tuck is arguably the most empathetic of the trio, often desiring to give the rescued animals a hug or keeping them company while Linny and Ming-Ming put their rescue plan into action. He also has keen observational skills, spotting things from a distance, which often garners him the compliment, "Good eye, Tuck!".
Ming-Ming Duckling, age 3, is an overconfident young duckling. As a superhero, she wears a leather pilot's helmet, goggles, and a green cape. Unlike the other Wonder Pets, she has the ability to fly. She can also speak "bird", allowing her to talk to other birds that the Wonder Pets encounter. Ming-Ming also believes that her great-grandfather was an eagle. Ming-Ming sometimes tries to take on big problems by herself and in one episode ("Save the Duckling") she even becomes the animal that needed rescuing. Ming-Ming often provides comic relief in the show. In the episode, "Save the Mouse!", Tuck and Ming-Ming bump into a cuckoo clock, resulting in the cuckoo popping out. Ming-Ming then asks the cuckoo, "No, excuse me. Do you have a cousin named Pablo?", referring to Pablo the penguin in The Backyardigans.
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Solari departure boards is a popular designation for the flap display boards used in railway stations, airports and bus terminals around the world to indicate information on departing trains, planes or buses. The name derives from Solari di Udine, the Italian manufacturer of the equipment.
Until recently, they were in widespread use at large stations in Great Britain. However, in recent years many have been replaced by LED departure boards.

Solari Board at London Liverpool Street (now removed).
Contents
1 Operational boards
1.1 United Kingdom
1.2 United States
2 Boards no longer in operation
2.1 United Kingdom
2.2 United States
3 External links
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Operational boards
The boards are currently in use at the following stations:
United Kingdom
Watford Junction, black coloured, full flip columns for Silverlink County services to Northampton, Southern services to Gatwick Airport, and Virgin Trains and First ScotRail services to North Wales, the North-West and Midlands of England and various destinations in Scotland. However, for Silverlink Metro services to London Euston and Silverlink County services to St Albans Abbey the calling points are fixed and only the time of the next train is changeable, due to all trains calling at the same stations.
United States
30th Street Station Philadelphia. Mounted above centrally located information desk. Small flip boards located at the head of each track stairway.
Baltimore Penn Station. Mounted above information desk in concourse.
Boston South Station. 2 Boards, one for MBTA service, the other for Amtrak. To be replaced shortly with LCD boards. Classic flipping noise will be retained in an electronic form to draw attention to updated information.
Newark Penn Station. In waiting area located above entrance to track concourse.
New Carrollton Amtrak Station. In waiting area.
New Haven Union Station. Above stairway to platform concourse. Combined Metro-North and Amtrak.
Route 128 Station. Located in waiting area.
Trenton Rail Station, New Jersey. 2 Side by side low profile boards in over-track concourse.
Atlantic City Rail Terminal. Located in waiting area.
Secaucus Junction. In the main concourse.
Jacksonville International Airport in Florida. It is on the second floor, in between the two check-in desks.
Boards no longer in operation
Stations previously equipped with these boards included, amongst others:
United Kingdom
London Charing Cross, split into two sections with promotional images on destination blinds and up to two calling points per blind, operator shown below calling points, however as of 18 July 2007 these have now been dismantled and taken away replaced by the new LED boards like those used at Waterloo and Victoria.
London Liverpool Street, taken out of service September 2007. A live webcam used to broadcast frequently updated images of this board, but is now replaced by a cessation announcement: . The board, pictured, was blue coloured, with one destination per blind, operator above calling points, and could show a range of special messages, including "Boat Train", "Special Service", "International", "Stansted Express" and "This train has been replaced by a substitute road service".
London Victoria, replaced November 2004
London Kings Cross, replaced within the past 10 years, see GNER promotional video:
Edinburgh Waverley, replaced by an LED departure board
Glasgow Queen Street
Birmingham New Street, replaced by LCD screens. The large clock from the board survives above the gateline, with the remaining panels replaced by advertising.
Reading railway station
London Waterloo, replaced by LCD units within the past five years, still there out of use until December 2006, when it was taken down to make way for an LED departure board that became operational in March 2007.
United States
New York City's Grand Central Terminal, replaced by LCD units during reconstruction of the terminal. It was one of the most famous of the Solari departure boards in the world.
New York City's Penn Station also featured these boards in both the Amtrak portion and the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) portion. The board in the Amtrak portion, which showed departure information, was replaced in 2000 by an LCD board. The boards in the LIRR portion featured departing trains as well as boards at the head of each stairway to platforms for tracks 13 through 21, which displayed the stops and connections associated with the posted train. These were replaced over a period of several weeks between February and April 2006. The new signs,...(and so on) To get More information , you can visit some products about metric threaded rod, ladies dress hats, asics sport shoes, truffle mushrooms, 12 volt fans, farouk chi turbo, flashing light alarm, toy prototype, usb to svideo, high heel clogs, . The Earbud / Earpiece Headphones products should be show more here!