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September 17th & 18th, 2016
Long Beach Convention Center
Buzz from the Beach
Nick Spencer and Joe Eisma Celebrate 50 Issues Together in Long Beach This September!
Two months before
Long Beach Comic Con
returns to the
Long Beach Convention Center
, and
MAD Event Entertainment
is pleased to announce the addition of
Nick Spencer
Joe Eisma
, the team behind the critically acclaimed
Image Comics
Morning Glories
to this year's show!
Nick Spencer and Joe Eisma's critical darling and commercial success celebrates 50 consecutive issues today with the release of a special 64-page issue commemorating five years of mystery with a blockbuster Season Two finale!
In addition to his long running original series at Image, Nick Spencer is recently known for his
Captain America: Steve Rogers
series, which has had fans and critics alike talking for months. Spencer has also previously worked on multiple titles at
respectively, and is the creator of
Thief of Thieves
at Image.
Joe Eisma has done work for
Boom Studios
as well as Long Beach Comic Con exhibitor,
, drawing such series as
Big Trouble in Little China
G.I. Joe: Cobra
Spencer and Eisma will appear throughout the weekend, and together on the Image Comics panel on Saturday September 17 at 2 pm!
Click Here
to get your tickets now!
Kids 10 & Under get in
with a paid adult. Limit 2 children per paid adult.
Six Voices from the 80s Classic Coming to Long Beach Comic Con 2016!
With a guest list that includes:
Michael Bell (the voice of
), Arthur Burghardt (
), Morgan Lofting (
), Hank Garrett (
Dial Tone
) and Loren Lester (
) we already had a pretty awesome line-up of voice actors from the original G.I. Joe cast.
Now it's getting even better! We are thrilled to announce the addition of
Zack Hoffman
the voice of
The JOE's will be appearing in our
Animation Island
all weekend, as well as, panels on Saturday & Sunday.
In addition to meeting and signing autographs for the fans all weekend we are happy to offer a
once in a lifetime photo opportunity with all six of our G.I.JOE guests
. A professional photo with six heroes and villains from the classic TV show. A must have for any hardcore G.I. JOE fan!
Epic Photo-Ops
, the convention photo pros, will be on hand all weekend to capture the moment and print it up for you on site! You can get a digital copy too! Bring your friends for the ultimate group photo!
Make a memory. Get the pic. For more info
Click Here
Click Here
to get your tickets now!
Kids 10 & Under get in
with a paid adult. Limit 2 children per paid adult.
2016 LBCC Pro & Press Registration Opens on 7/1!
With less than three months until the
2016 Long Beach Comic Con
- 9/17 & 18 at the Long Beach Convention Center - people have been asking when we will open press & professional registration.
We are happy to announce Pro and Press Registration will officially open on July 1st.
Long Beach Comic Con is pleased to offer credentialed, published industry professionals, and those in the related industries of film, television, animation, guilds, gaming, etc. complimentary admission to the event.
Once open, complimentary professional pass registration will be open until August 17, 2016. We welcome Professionals who register after the deadline, but please note we will charge a $20 fee. Once you've registered online, please remember to bring samples of your work and/or a business card to the show. We do not offer a guest option - badges are for professionals only.
Long Beach Comic Con welcomes all members of the world press to this year's event. We are happy to provide approved reporters with a complimentary press badge (please no guests).
Watch for further updates on our website and social media.
The Voices of Batman & Robin Reunite at LBCC 2016
Kevin Conroy and Loren Lester to Appear Together in Long Beach This September!
Three months until
Long Beach Comic Con
returns to the
Long Beach Convention Center - September 17 & 18
, and
MAD Event Entertainment
is pleased to announce the addition of voice actors
Kevin Conroy
Loren Lester
to this year's show!
Appearing as the voices of
in the celebrated 1990's television series,
Batman: The Animated Series
, the two will appear at the LBCC for the first time together in a series of signings and a special Saturday panel, looking back at the series that remains a high watermark in animation nearly 25 years later!
Kevin Conroy
holds the honor of having played Batman longer than any other actor in either live-action or animation. In addition to being credited for his two distinct voices for Bruce Wayne and Batman in Batman: The Animated Series, Conroy has voiced the character in the direct-to-video
DC Universe Animated Original Movies: Batman: Gotham Knight
Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse
Justice League: Doom
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
(2013) and
Batman: Assault on Arkham
(2014). He returned to the role again for the 2015
Rocksteady Studios
game, Batman: Arkham Knight.
"Looking forward to the chance to reflect on my work for Batman The Animated Series, as we approach the 25th anniversary of the landmark series at the Long Beach Comic Con" said Kevin Conroy.
Loren Lester
appeared alongside Conroy in the landmark animated television series as Dick Grayson, better known as Robin, and as Kirk Langstrom (Man Bat) in
Batman: Arkham Knight
. He has also appeared as the voice of Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) in the
DC Entertainment
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
, and as Iron Fist in
Marvel's The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
. Additionally, Lester has appeared in over 200 episodes of television including the cult favorite
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"This will only be the second time ever that Batman & Robin are at the same convention" notes Loren Lester. "I'm thrilled to be returning to see all my fans in Long Beach"
"We are so excited to have Kevin Conroy and Loren Lester join this year's Long Beach Comic Con " said
Martha Donato
, Long Beach Comic Con Executive Director and Co-Founder. "Not many shows can say they hosted the Dynamic Duo themselves!"
Conroy and Lester will appear throughout the weekend, and will revisit their roles as The Dark Knight and Boy Wonder on a special panel presentation of Batman: The Animated Series on Saturday September 17, in celebration of DC Entertainment's recently announced Batman Day.
Ticket prices will go up at the end of June, so don't miss your chance to save!
Click Here
to get your tickets now!
Kids 10 & Under get in
with a paid adult. Limit 2 children per paid adult.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End & The Last Of Us Actor Troy Baker Coming To LBCC!
Awesome news for animation and video game fans! Voice and Motion Capture Actor
Troy Baker
will be appearing at the
2016 Long Beach Comic Con - September 17 & 18
at the
Long Beach Convention Center
A prolific voice and motion capture actor, Troy is best known to video game fans as Joel in the hit game
The Last of Us
and most recently as Samuel Drake in
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Troy's other video game credits include
Batman: Arkham City
BioShock Infinite
Mortal Combat X
. And that's not even scratching the surface.
In addition to his long list of video game credits, he also keeps very busy in the animation world. Troy has voiced characters on some of your favorite shows including
Avengers Assemble
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy
Transformers: Robots in Disguise
Ultimate Spider-Man
and many, many more.
Troy will be appearing in our Animation Island and will be available for autographs, photos and video. He will also appear on some awesome panels for fans to hear more about the world of video games and animation.
Autograph: $30
Photo at table: $20
Audio or Video: $40
Professional Photo-Ops: $40
Ticket prices will go up at the end of June, so don't miss your chance to save!
Click Here
to get your tickets now!
Kids 10 & Under get in
with a paid adult. Limit 2 children per paid adult.
Renowned Writer of Stuff Peter David is Coming to the 2016 Long Beach Comic Con!
Some very exciting news this week. Fan favorite and self described "Writer of Stuff"
will be making his very first trip to the
Long Beach Comic Con
September 17 & 18
at the
Long Beach Convention Center
We've wanted to have Peter as a guest for quite some time and we're happy to say he had the room in his busy schedule to join us for the 2016 LBCC!
A prolific writer Mr. David's work include a beloved 12 year run on
The Incredible Hulk
, as well as runs on
Young Justice
His TV work includes
Babylon 5
Young Justice
Ben 10: Alien Force
And then there's his many, many novels that include movie film adaptations, media tie-ins, and original works.
Right now a Weekend Pass for LBCC 2016 is just $50!
Saturday tix are $30 and Sunday is $25!
Ticket prices will go up at the end of June, so don't miss your chance to save!
Kids 10 & Under get in
with a paid adult. Limit 2 children per paid adult.
Click Here
to get your tickets now!
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We'll be adding guests all the time so make sure you check back often and see if your favorite creator or media star will be coming to the Long Beach Comic Con, September 17th & 18th, 2016.
Long Beach Comic Con boasts a wide range of exhibitors which includes comic book publishers, small press publishers, video game companies, modern comic book retailers, gold & silver age retailers, toy retailers, manga & anime retailers and much more. We will be adding exhibitors often so be sure to check back. If you would like to exhibit at Long Beach Comic Con please contact
James Ross
for more info.
501st Legion
A Fistful of Comics & Protection
Agents of Cosplay
Alicia Marie
Andromeda Designs Limited
Angelo's Comics
Anime Books
Anime Los Angeles
Animetasia Inc
Anomaly Productions
Art Supply Warehouse
Atomic Basement Entertainment & Ninth Circle Studios
Aurthur Burghardt
Bert's Comics
Big Red Comics
Blade Daddy
Blick Art Materials
Bob the Artist
Bobbie Bee Customs
Bobby's Comics
Brittnee Braun Designs
CA-V: California Mothership
Capes & Cowls Collectibles
CBC Apparel and Collectibles
CGC, Comics Guaranty Company, LLC.
Champion Comics
Classic Plastix
Collector's Edge
Colorworld Books
Comic Cellar
Comic Madness
Comic Toons Toys
Conceptual Imagination
Confessions of a Zombie Killer Clothing
Cy the Elephant
Dark Planet Comics
Dave & Adams Card World
Dave's Comics
Desert Wind Enterprises
Dollman Collectables
Dr. Hogan-Berry's Extraodinary Emporium of Genre Jewelry
E.I. School Of Professional Makeup
Ed Robertson Comics
Elveen's Comics
End Malaria Now
Epic Cosplay Wigs
F.Y.E./Transworld Entertainment
Failure 2 Loot
First Person Clothing
Fusion Designs
FVF Comics
GeekChic Promotions
GeekFest Film Fest
Geeks 4 Kourageous Kids
GoDaddyo's Comicbook Hideout
GraphicLab Tees
Greg White Comic Books
Greg Yantz (Disney Pins)
Hank Garrett
Harley Yee Rare Comics
Hendo Art Cosplay
Hero Initiative
Heroic Fine Art Gallery
Horror Writers Association
I Am Retro
I Had Those Toys
Ink Smith Publishing
J & L Collectibles
James Barlog
Jay Company Comics
Jonathan Perkins
Karate Petshop
Kids Can Cosplay
Kymera Press, Inc.
Leelo Jewelry
Lewis Galleries
Loganspop Comics
Magic and Monsters
Man vs. Rock
Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Michael Bell
Mike Collins & The Tiki Machine
Mike Kunkel & The Astonish Factory
Morgan Lofting
MoYou Nails
Ms. Martha's Corset Shoppe
Nerd Mafia
Nerds Like Us
NPC Comics
Oddball Books
Order of Gallifrey
P Dot's Comics & Collectibles
Patrick Scullin
Pen 2 Paper Entertainment
Phantom Zone Comics
Phil LaMarr
Planet Awesome
Pop! Comics
Printed in Blood
PRISM Comics
Rapid Scan 3D
Rattlecan Heroes
Ray's Occult Toy Store
Realty Row DBA; Adorkable Tees
Rio Vista Universal / Fallen Angel Press
Rosarium Publishing
Saber Guild Temple Prime
Sam's Club
Savvy Sox
SCG Distribution
SCROOZE Toys
Sick Bird
Sire's Crown qv
Sly's Comics
Star Force Collectibles
Stella Chuu
Steven Gordon
Stranger Comics
Swag Cabin
Tend Insights Inc.
Terry's Comics
TG Comics 512
The Bag Depot
The Brands Boutique
The Girl Scouts
The Marvel Report
The Rational Past
The Rebel Legion-Sunrider Base
The Shirt Shop, LLC
The Sun News / Tee No Evil
The Wrestling Guy
Toy Arena
Toy Mandala
Toyz in The Box
Travis Hanson
Treasure Island Sports Inc.
True Edge Knives
Vegas Power Girl
Vivid Vivka
West Coast Cards
Wyng'd Lyon Creations
Yo Joe Depot
Zack Hoffman
Zombie Patrol
Artist Alley is the heart of Long Beach Comic Con and we know it's why so many people come to comic cons. We are proud to have one of the largest Artist Alleys not only in California, but the entire U.S. With big name talent, indy talent, web comics talent, pencilers, inkers, colorists, letters and even writers there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy.
Artist Alley registration is currently
. To be added to our waiting list please contact
Gabe Fieramosco
Artist Alley is presented by:
Nikki Abrego -
Art of Nikke Abrego
Mauricio Abril -
Mauricio Abril Art
Adewale Agoboke -
Sanusi Vision
Janene Aksoy -
The Armoured Rose
Clifford Alcarez -
Nerds Making Stuff
Joanna Ames
Gavin Andazola -
The Stone Legacy
Melissa Ann -
The Beee Hive
David Arroyo
Dave Baker
Courtney Baldwin -
Rick Bas
Brett Bean -
Brett Bean
Jason Beckwith -
Never Static Pictures
Brett Bennett
Will Blagg -
The Brass Wardrobe
Brett Booth -
Brett Booth
Bobby M. Breed -
Bobby M. Breed
Barry Caldwell
Michael Calero -
Michael Calero Art
Allen Carter -
Carter Comics
Christopher Cayco -
CCAYCO: Artwork by Christopher Cayco
Justin Cermak -
Data Red Comics
Janet Chan -
The Little Things
Cindy Chow -
Cindy Chow Photography
June Chung -
June Chung
Joe Clark -
Joseph Clark Art
Angela L. Costello
Stella Crego
Nichole Cubbage -
Peter David -
Peter David
Karina Delgado
Barbra Dillon -
Fanboy Comics
Huy Dinh -
Jed Dougherty
Alexandra Dubeau -
Wee Bit O' Geek & Freak
Corinee Dubeau -
Wee Bit O' Geek & Freak
Brandon Easton -
Brandon Easton
Max Egorov -
Royal Flush Studios
Joe Eisma -
Joe Eisma
Ricky Fang -
Rosa Felix -
Crafty Felix
Emily Felt -
Olive and the Underworld
Tomas Figueroa
Nate Flamm -
Nate Flamm
Chandler Ford
Derek Fridolfs -
Derek Fridolfs
Kelley Frisby -
Audrey Miller- Kellsworth Ink
Jaime Gambell
Brianna Garcia
Morghan Gill -
The Art of Morghan Gill
Kevin Glover -
Scary Tales Publishing
Joel Gomez -
Joel Gomez
Nicole Goux -
Nicole Goux
Keron Grant -
Keron Grant
Joshua Hauke -
Joshua Hauke
Ray-Anthony Height -
Ray-Anthony Height
Anthony Helmer -
Anthony Helmer
Shannon Hoage
Alexander Hoffman -
Tales of Absurdity
Madeleine Holly-Rosing -
Boston Metaphysical Society Comics
Bill Hunt
Eli Hyder
Scott Johnson -
Haunted Sketches
Joëlle Jones
Tamara Jones -
K.J. Kaminski -
Big Blue Comics
Crystal Kan
Eric Kelly -
Quad Nine Art
Kris Kenhasukjaren -
Minion Me
Danielle Kerper -
D. Kerper Arts
Ryan KIncaid
Scott Koblish -
Scott Koblish
Jeff Kohanek -
Fantasy Author
Bill Kurtz -
Yin Yang innovations
Jon Kurtz
Darren Lamb -
The Worst Buddhist
Grace Alba Le -
Hey It's Grace
Kieu Le -
Kieu Le
Alejandro Lee -
Dam Tootin Studios
Jae Lee -
Jae Lee
Lak Lim
Erika Lipkes -
Lady Beaver/Comicprov
David Lucarelli
Jessica Luloh
Joenell Luma -
Industrial Strength Illustrators
Man Luong
Greg Luzniak -
Greg Luzniak Art
Robert Ly -
8 Versus 8 Entertainment
Perdro Mancilla -
Pedro Mancilla Art
Charisse Maravilla -
Epic Pillow Fight
Cesar Martinez -
Jeffrey Martinez
Isaac Marzioli
Mike Matola -
Line By Line Art
Justin Mayhew -
Art of Justin Mayhew
Mike Mayhew -
Mike Mayhew
Cheral McGee -
Tyrannical Practical Treasures
Carol-Ann Mejia
Christian Mejia
Sonia Melinkoff -
Nerdy Novelty Design
Jonboy Meyers -
Jonboy Meyers
Brian Miller -
Brian Miller
Stephanie Miller -
Stephanie Miller Art
Avery R. Mitchell -
Art by A.R.M.
Peach MoMoKo
Akane Morinishi -
Akane's Chibi Art
Dug Nation -
Dug Nation
Dustin Nguyen -
Dustin Nguyen
Peter Nguyen -
Peter Nguyen
Vy Nguyen -
Vy Nguyen
Cara Nilsen -
Cara Nilsen Illustration
Russell Nohelty
Eddie Nunez -
Eddie Nunez
Nubia O'hare -
Nubia O'hare Illustration
Nathaniel Osollo -
Ultraculture Comix
Johnny Parker II -
Neat-O! Comics
Geoff Pascual
Lauren Patterson -
Lauren Patterson Illustration
Corey Peagler
L. Danny Perez
Pj Perez -
Pop! Goes the Icon
Jeff Piña
Whilce Portacio -
Whilce Portacio
Tim Prettyman -
Line By Line Art
Jose Pulido -
Mis Nopales Art
Livio Ramondelli -
Livio Ramondelli
Norm Rapmund -
Norm Rapmund
Christopher Reda
DC Roberts -
Obscure Brand Comix
Jessica Jane Robinson -
Resilience Birthright, Inc.
Justin Robinson
Gigi Rockets -
Gigi Rockets
Andrea Rosales -
Nine Twilights/Good Walrus Goods
Ruben Rosas
Stephane Roux -
Stephane Roux
Ben Russel -
Samantha Sawyer -
Sincerely Sam
Roselle Schafer -
Inked Souls Customs
Nathan Schulz
Aaron Schwartz -
Central Curios
Wendy Shaner -
Comic Art Groupie
Stacey Shuttleworth -
Nerds Doing Stuff
Danny Silva -
D. Silva Designs
Kaitrin Snodgrass -
Kaitrin Snodgrass
Beth Sotelo -
Beth Sotelo
Matt Q Spangler -
Robots by Matt Q Spangler
Sean Stewart -
DS Perler Prints
Michael Stiles -
Michael Stiles
Rick Strieck -
Tin-Can Creations
Vincent Swayne -
Red Mage Shop
Sonda Swift -
Sonda Swift
Randy Takeuchi -
Art of Randy Takeuchi
William Tan
Michael Tanner
J.P. Targete -
Targete Art
Clifton Thammavongsa -
Clifton Thammavongsa
Chris Thayer -
Inland Blue Comics
Gabriel Topazio -
Wrought Comics
Josey Tsao
Andy Tune -
Nerdy Prints
Jamie Tyndall -
Jamie Tyndall Inco
Jaime Ugarte -
Art of Jaime Ugarte
Gus Vazquez
Jeff Victor
Emilie Voe -
Lunchtime Friends
Lisa Voorhees -
MIshelle's Menagerie
Don Walker -
Dork Empire Ink
Rachel Walker -
Edge of the World
George Wassill -
Oh Hell Comics
Hannah Webb -
The Obanoth
Erik Whalen -
Erik Whalen
Dan Wickline
Clint Wolf -
Lab Reject Studios
Matthew Wolf -
The Ronin Saga
Tim Wolkiewicz
David K. Wong -
Brick by Brick Design/Art of David Wong
Rus Wooton -
Rus Wooton
Richie Wu -
J&R Fan Art
William Wu
Carla Wyzgala -
Julie Yip -
Blue Box Imaginarium
Gabby Zapata -
Art of Gabby Zapata
Shelly Zhang -
Nerdy But Still Girly
The Long Beach Comic Con is a two-day event held September 17th & 18th at the Long Beach Convention Center. Tickets are available using the BUY TICKETS button on this site, or at your local comic book shop. Additional details about the event can be found on the FAQ page or by emailing
Customer Service
What is Long Beach Comic Con?
Long Beach Comic Con is an annual event held at the
Long Beach Convention Center
each fall. It's a celebration of comic books and pop culture that showcases the exceptional works of talented writers, artists, illustrators and creators of all types of pop culture. At Long Beach Comic Con, you?ll find exhibitors promoting and selling all types of related products, as well as entertaining and educational programs for all ages, guest signings and meet & greet sessions with celebrities. For more specific information about the show, please check out the
FAQ section
of the website. Long Beach Comic Con is a
MAD Event Management, LLC
The Long Beach Comic Con Team
Martha Donato
(Executive Director, Founder/Principal) is the President of MAD Event Management, an all-purpose event planning facilitator. Donato has over 19 years of experience.
Mike Scigliano
(Group Show Director) has over 15 years in the events production field that encompasses not only the event management side but the exhibitor side as well. This unique experience helps LBCC to keep both the needs of the event as well as the needs of the exhibitor in mind. Most of the industry simply knows him as Scig and as the Show Director he oversees floor management, exhibit sales, logistics, programming & guest relations. He is also is a freelance sales, marketing, writing, web development and events manager. You can find him on Twitter:
Arlene So
(Art Director; Design Ninja) has been a graphic designer for over 20 years and ever so briefly, worked security at a comic con a while back. She is also a producer for an award-winning web series called
Gabe Fieramosco
(Social Media Maniac; Cosplay Consigliore & Ambassador to Artist Alley) has more than 10 years experience in events production and promotions. Gabe and his company,
Outbreak Marketing
handle all LBCC & LBCE social media. He also books our cosplay guests and manages our cosplay events. Most recently Gabe added overseeing Artist Alley tables to his collection of hats. You can find Gabe on
Caterina Toscano
(Volunteer Manager) is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and works at a NYC Advertising Agency. She has been attending and working at comic-cons since she was a teenager. You can find her working in the Volunteer or Registration areas at Long Beach Comic Expo!
Carly Marsh
(Event Coordinator) handles administrative duties as well as assists the MAD Event Management team with various tasks. Carly is a graduate of Florida Gulf Coast University with a Bachelor of Science degree in hospitality management and a minor in event management.
Kris Simon
(Programming Director) has written and edited comics for over 10 years, and introduced hundreds of middle school girls to the comic book industry as a Program Manager for Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles. Her love for the medium can only be surpassed by her love for a good burger.
David Hyde
(Publicity & Promotions) is the founder of Superfan Promotions, a Los Angeles based boutique publicity company that creates campaigns for some of the biggest names in comics. Superfan works with authors, artists, conventions, festivals, stores, entertainment companies and publishers. Prior to launching Superfan Promotions, David was the Vice President of Publicity at DC Entertainment. You can follow him at
Kris Longo
(Sales Director) is the founder of
Geek Riot Media
, the first and only fuly integrated geek culture advertising and sponsorship representation firm. Prior to Geek Riot, Longo managed East Coast advertising sales for DC Comics and served as Vice President of Business Development for Bonfire Agency.
James Ross
(Sales Manager; Floor Manager) is a veteran in the trade show/events industry. He has been in the conventions and events industry since 1999. For the past 15 years he has specialized in exhibit sales & sponsorships, event logistics and floor management. He has been involved in comic book convention genre for over 10 years.
Bobby Marmolejo
(Event Coordinator, Registration; Dealer Sales) has been with Long Beach Comic Con since the start. He has over 16 years experience in comic book and pop culture retail.
Steven Hoveke
(Security Manager) is the owner of Square 1 Press, an independent comics and art books publisher. He started in this industry in 2003 working for Palisades Toys. He has also worked as an independent contractor for Gentle Giant Ltd., Top Cow and Devil's Due, to name a few. A "jack-of-all-trades", his talents are seemingly limitless, from guest relations to personal security to booth construction, he does it all. He has been reading comics since he was seven.
Phil Lawrence
( Co-founder) Lawrence has over 18 years of experience in marketing and advertising and the comics field and has been involved in the comic book business most of his adult life, and continues to enjoy it personally and professionally.
If you are interested in exhibit space, retail booths or Artist Alley tables at Long Beach Comic Expo, please download the appropriate form and complete it - we'd rather you sent it in via email, but if you want to fax your completed form, you can send it to 845-787-2499. If you have any questions, you can contact us:
Martha Donato
Executive Director
Mike Scigliano
Group Show Director
2016 Registration Forms
Download a registration form here!
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2016 Exhibitor Kit
Exhibitors, Small Press, Dealers, Fan Groups & Artist Alley: Check back in Summer 2016!
2016 Show Floor Map
Exhibitors, Small Press, Dealers, Fan Groups & Artist Alley: Check back in Summer 2016!
Electricity drops are available for booth booths and artist alley tables. Exhibitors, Small Press, Dealers, Fan Groups & Artist Alley: Check back in Summer 2016!
To find parking for your vehicle
click here
for an interactive map with contact info for each lot in the area surrounding the Long Beach Convention Center.
We have easy access to the show floor for move-in and move-out. The Long Beach Convention Center is a great facility to work with!
Are you interested in helping us promote Long Beach Comic Con? We can offer you free tickets to the show to use for promotions. We can also offer reciprocal banner ads. Contact Martha or Mike to set it up.
Martha Donato
Executive Director
Mike Scigliano
Group Show Director
Do you want to get involved with our shows? Promote your brand or product? Contact Kris Longo by clicking
Long Beach Comic Con 2016 - September 17th & September 18th, 2016
Show Hours:
Saturday September 17 - 10:00am - 7:00pm (9:30am if you buy your tickets in
Sunday September 18 - 10:30am - 5:00pm (10:00am if you buy your tickets in
Panel Rooms
All programming rooms have limited capacity as set by the Long Beach Fire Marshal and subject to available seating. Although your LBCE badge is required for entry into all events, it doesn't guarantee you access to any programming session if it has reached its capacity, subject to the discretion of Long Beach Convention Center and Long Beach Comic Expo staff members. We don't clear our programming rooms between sessions.
Long Beach Comic Expo believes in creating an environment where every attendee, exhibitor and staff member is treated with respect and dignity, and does not tolerate any act of bullying or harassment. If an attendee of any type is believed to be in violation of our rules, they will be asked to leave immediately without reimbursement of any kind. Long Beach Comic Expo employs professional security guards who enforce our rules and regulations, as do our staff members. Volunteers are NOT staff members and are assisting us in exchange for certain reimbursement and experiential value. Please report any serious incidents or concerns to a Long Beach Comic Expo Staff Member, as identified by their badge.
We have a strict policy of checking weapons to ensure that they are only props. The security guards at the entrance will check yours and place a band on it to show that it's been approved. The responsibility to get this weapons check performed is yours, so please don't sneak in without it. We reserve the right to deny access to anyone who presents a public safety or security issue in our sole discretion.
The following items are forbidden at LBCC:
All firearms (including air soft guns, BB guns, cap guns, paintball guns and pellet guns)
Replica firearms (including reproduction, fake or toy guns that can be confused for real firearms)
Projectile weapons (including blow guns, crossbows, long bows, slingshots and water guns)
Metal-bladed weapons (including axes, daggers, hatches, knives, kunai, shuriken, swords, sword canes and switch blades)
Explosives (including firecrackers and fireworks)
Mace and pepper spray
Blunt weapons (including brass knuckles, clubs and nunchaku)
Hard prop weapons (including props made of metal, fiberglass and glass)
We allow prop weapons if they are composed of foam or cardboard only. Prop firearms are allowed only if they cannot be mistaken for real weapons. The barrel of all prop firearms must be covered with brightly-colored caps. We allow prop bows if all arrows have soft tips.
Long Beach Comic Con is pleased to offer credentialed, published industry professionals, and those in the related industries of film, television, animation, guilds, gaming, etc complimentary admission to LBCC.
Complimentary professional pass registration for Long Beach Comic Con 2016 will be open until
August 17, 2016
. We welcome Professionals who register after the deadline, but please note we will charge a $20 fee. Once you've registered online, please remember to bring samples of your work and/or a business card to the show. We do not offer a guest option -
badges are for professionals only
Click here to register for a professional pass.
When is the convention?
Long Beach Comic Con is being held on Saturday, September 17th and Sunday, September 18th, 2016. Show hours are: Saturday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm (9:30am if you buy your tickets in
) | Sunday 10:30 am - 5:00 pm. (10:00am if you buy your tickets in
How much are tickets?
Tickets to the show in advance are $30 ($35 after June 30) per person for a Saturday only ticket; $25 ($30 after June 30) for a Sunday only ticket; and a weekend pass is $50 ($55 after June 30). Children age 10 and under are admitted for free with an adult admission (limit of 2 per adult please). Senior citizen (65 & over), military, police & fire fighter discounts are available by using code
at checkout (ID required at check in). Tickets are also available at the door, but prices will be higher - $40 for a Saturday only ticket; $35 for a Sunday only ticket; and $60 for a weekend pass.
I bought my ticket online or at a comic book shop, what time can I arrive to pick up my ticket?
Advance ticket pick up will open at 8:00 am on Saturday, September 17 and 8:30 am on Sunday, September 18. Walk up tickets WILL NOT be available for sale until 10:00 am. Advance ticket holders will be allowed early admission to the exhibit hall at 9:30 am on Saturday and 10:00 am on Sunday.
Can I buy tickets on-site?
Yes, you can buy tickets at your local comic book shop, on our website or at the door. Day-of ticket sales at the door will open at 10:00 am both days. Ticket pick-up & on-site sales are in the Lobby!
On-site ticket pricing: $40 for a Saturday only ticket; $35 for a Sunday only ticket; and $60 for a weekend pass.
When is the Costume Contest?
The Costume Contest will begin at 8:30 pm on Saturday, September 17th. The room will open for advance seating at 8:00 pm and is offered on a first-come first-serve basis. No flash photography of the show is allowed. Any photos or video taken must be for personal, non-profit use only!
Please visit the Nerds Like Us booth in Cosplay Corner during the day on Saturday to sign up for the contest. No flash photography of the show is allowed - any photos or videos taken must be for personal non-profit use only.
The panel of judges includes: Host: Bernie Bregman, Nerds Like Us; Vegas Power Girl
All costumes must be hand-made, and are subject to inspection by our panel of judges. If you are participating in the Contest, please arrive by 7:30 pm to line up.
Prizes will be awarded in several categories:
Best in Show
Best Hero
Best Villain
Best Youth (kids 12 and under)
Best TV/Movie
Best Sci-Fi
Judge's Choice
I am a Professional interested in attending the show. What do I need to do?
Long Beach Comic Expo is pleased to offer credentialed, published industry professionals, and those in the related industries of film, television, animation, guilds, gaming, etc. complimentary admission to the Expo.
Registration will open this summer so please check back. Once open, complimentary professional pass registration will be open until August 17, 2016. We welcome Professionals who register after the deadline, but please note we will charge a $20 fee. Once you've registered online, please remember to bring samples of your work and/or a business card to the show. We do not offer a guest option - badges are for professionals only.
Where do I pick up my badge? What about pre-registration?
There will be a clearly-marked booth in the Lobby of the Convention Center for walk-ins. Pre-registrants will take their barcode scan copies or use their smart phones at the Advance Ticket Registration Area. It's that easy!
Do I have to wear it at all times?<
Even if it wasn't a stunning accessory that the Sex In The City gals would pay hundreds of dollars for, yes - you need to wear it inside the hall at all times, or we may think you are some sort of undesirable who snuck in and we will be forced to ask you to leave.
I want to dress my dog up as my sidekick and bring him. Can I
Sorry, no pets, except for registered service animals. And in that case, they shouldn't be playing dress up.
Can I take pictures?
Generally, you can take photographs at Long Beach Comic Con of the conventioneers and exhibits. Please respect the privacy and ask before taking a picture of a celebrity, as some of them charge for their photo and autograph.
Where can I park and how do I get there?
There are parking lots located at the Long Beach Convention Center and all around the area that are privately owned. The prices vary, but expect to pay $10 per day. Note: the Convention Center parking lot only accepts cash.
If you need to find an alternate lot
click here
for an interactive map. Directions are available on the Long Beach Convention Center website: www.longbeachcc.com or use 300 E. Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90802 in your GPS for directions.
Where are the ATM machines?
Cash machines are located in the main lobby, and in the Aquarium entrance.
Where is Lost & Found located?
Lost & Found is located in the main lobby at the Registration Booth.
Do I have to pay extra to get autographs?
Some guests charge for their autographs, and some don't. Please ask first.
I really need to take this call, it's my agent...
Then really, take it outside. Please be courteous and no cell phone usage when you are at panels, events or in programming rooms.
To complete my costume, I carry a large battle-axe that I hone to razor sharpness every day. It's cool for me to bring that, right?
Ummm, seriously? Props are one thing, but anything that could take an eye out, could hurt someone, or make the cops (or my mother) take it away from you, is not allowed.
I need to blog frequently... is there wi-fi?
Long Beach Convention Center (LBCC - hey, those are OUR initials, too!) does offer wi-fi service on the promenade level for a small fee. Launch your browser and you'll reach their homepage.
Who are the mysterious people behind the curtain of the Long Beach Comic Con?
The LBCE team is comprised of people who celebrate what they love. They put in countless hours to create the best experience they can for fans, guests and exhibitors alike.
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Long Beach Comic Con - September 17th & 18th, 2016!
Saturday hours: 10:00am-7:00pm (
9:30am for Advanced Ticket Holders!
Sunday hours: 10:30am-5:00pm (
10:00am for Advanced Ticket Holders!
We offer discounts to senior citizens (65 & older) and members of law enforcement and military - use promotional code
when you purchase your ticket below. You will be asked to show proof of status when you arrive at the event to pick up your tickets.
Photo Ops
Take your photo with our Celebrity Guests!
Our professional photographers will be on hand to capture that special moment in our designated photo op room. Each photo op includes one 8 x 10 printed photo. You can bring up to 3 friends and share the cost of a photo op and get additional prints and/or JPEGs too for only $10. Photo Op services are provided by
Epic Photo Ops
. For a list of all available photo ops
click here
. Check back often for new additions.
General Photo Op FAQ
Photo Op Pre-sales will be available online until Wednesday, September 9th at midnight
Photo Ops sales onsite will be Cash Only
Please show up for your photo op 15 minutes prior to the scheduled photo op time
Lining up for your photo op more than an hour in advance of the scheduled photo op time will not be allowed
Your 8x10 printed photo will be ready within a couple minutes of your photo op being taken, so be sure to pick it up before leaving the photo op area or before the show closes at 5pm on Sunday september 18th.
For support issues regarding photo ops, please email
Check back here for updates to our guest list, artist alley, programming updates and more!
Added July 27th
Maid of Might
Appearing in Cosplay Corner
Added July 26th
Steve Epting
Co-creator of Winter Soldier & Image's Velvet, Artist - Captain America, The Avengers, X-Factor, Aquaman, Fantastic Four
Added July 25th
Craig Kyle
Producer: Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Creator of X-23, Writer: Thor: Ragnarok, Blue Thunder
Signing in the CGC booth
Added July 20th
Karl Altstaetter
Bloodstrike, Deity, Saint Angel, Deity, Back to the Future
Added July 18th
Rhapsody Artajo
Co-Host of the Long Beach Comic Con Cosplay Contest
Added July 27th
Don Walker -
Dork Empire Ink
Added July 26th
Ryan KIncaid
Added July 6th
Randy Takeuchi -
Art of Randy Takeuchi
Added June 29th
Jeff Piña
Added June 27th
Peach MoMoKo
Added June 20th
Karina Delgado
Added June 14th
Jessica Jane Robinson -
Resilience Birthright, Inc.
Added June 9th
Josey Tsao
Added July 28th
Bobbie Bee Customs
Added July 27th
Added July 27th
Sly's Comics
Added July 27th
Realty Row DBA; Adorkable Tees
Added July 27th
Added July 27th
Nerds Like Us
Added July 27th
The Marvel Report
Added July 26th
True Edge Knives
Check back in Summer 2016!
Hyatt Regency Long Beach
200 South Pine Avenue
Long Beach, California, 90802
Tel: 1-562-491-1234
Fax: 1-562-983-1491
Treat yourself to the premier setting of Hyatt Regency Long Beach. Only steps from major attractions, shops and entertainment, our luxurious hotel in Long Beach lets you easily explore the entire area. Easy access to the Aquarium and Queen Mary, stroll along the harbor, play on the beach or take in a performance at the Convention and Entertainment Center right next door.
With famous theme parks just a short drive from our Long Beach hotel, even the busiest business traveler can share some of the fun. Within our inviting accommodations, enjoy deluxe guestrooms, exciting new dining, extensive business amenities and the world-class service that have made us the standout hotel in Long Beach. Please contact the hotel directly and mention you are there for Long Beach Comic Con to receive the special convention rate for a regular room.
To make your reservations, please call 1-800-233-1234 and refer to the group name: Long Beach Comic Con or use
this link
. Specify Dates: September 17th & 18th, 2016.
Located in the heart of downtown Long Beach, the Center is within walking distance to first-class accommodations (more than 5,000 rooms citywide, most within the downtown area), shopping, dining, attractions, sightseeing along picturesque bays and 5 1/2 miles of sandy beach.
The Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center is a spectacular multi-purpose complex - one of the few waterfront facilities nationwide, featuring more than 400,000 square feet of flexible exhibit and meeting space, two theaters, an arena and 34 meeting rooms. The glass concourse and lobby offer expansive views of the scenic harbor and downtown skyline. A pedestrian promenade links hotels, shops, restaurants and attractions with the Pacific Ocean.
The Westin Long Beach
333 East Ocean Boulevard
Long Beach, California, 90802
Tel: 1-562-436-3000
Halfway between Los Angeles International Airport and Orange County Airport, The Westin Long Beach is renowned for both its convenience and beautiful location. Only a mile from the beach, and a few minutes from the new Aquarium of the Pacific, guests can experience the best of California.
At The Westin Long Beach, our staff is here to help you. Our dedicated associates will help you arrange your next event in one of our various meeting rooms, including our Centennial Ballroom, which can hold over 1,500 people. Enjoy a delicious meal at our newly renovated restaurant, The Grill.
Most of our 469 guest rooms and suites offer stunning harbor views. Each room boasts our signature Heavenly? Bed, with a pillow top mattress and five pillows.
Run away and find your way back. The best things to do in Long Beach are all close to The Westin Long Beach hotel, where the action begins and the fun never ends. From the regal Queen Mary and spectacular Aquarium of the Pacific to stirring Broadway shows, live music venues and hundreds of exclusive dining destinations, you'll find all of the top things to do in Long Beach centrally located minutes from The Westin.
About Long Beach Comic Con:
Long Beach Comic Con is an annual event held at the Long Beach Convention Center each fall. It's a celebration of comic books and pop culture that showcases the exceptional works of talented writers, artists, illustrators and creators of all types of pop culture. At Long Beach Comic Con you'll find exhibitors promoting and selling all types of related products, as well as entertaining and educational programs, guest signings, and meet & greet sessions with celebrities. Long Beach Comic Con is a production of MAD Event Management, LLC. Visit
for additional information about MAD Event Management.
Press Pass Requests:
Long Beach Comic Con welcomes all members of the world press to this year's event. We are happy to provide approved reporters with a complimentary press badge (please no guests).
Please note
We allow two reporters per outlet. Each reporter shoud fill our their own application.
Your press badge will grant you access to the show floor from 10am to 7pm, Saturday, September 17th and 10:30am to 5pm Sunday, September 18th and seating in panels, space permitting.
Your press badge does not allow you to skip lines.
Our priority is to provide a safe and inviting atmosphere for attendees, press, vendors and guests alike, so please conduct yourself professionally at all times and announce yourself as a press representative (naming your outlet) when approaching vendors, guests and attendees. Be courteous and ask permission before shooting pictures of vendors, attendees (including cosplayers), and guests (who may be charging for pictures). We want everyone to be happy, so your cooperation is a big part of that.
Click here to register for a professional pass.
If you have any questions please contact Paul Nicholasi
Press Requests:
Please send press requests Jeremy Atkins at
Interview & Promotional Requests:
Please send staff & guest interview & promotional requests to David Hyde at
About MAD Event Management:
MAD Event Management is an all-purpose event planning facilitator whose principal owner has over 15 years of experience producing annual large-scale consumer conventions around the country, including Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Dallas. MAD's capabilities include: Site Selection, Exhibit Staffing, Marketing Plans, Vendor Selection, Floor Plan Development, On-Site Execution, Sponsor Exhibitor Sales, Travel Management, Contract Development, Setup & Disassembly and Contract Coordination. Visit
for additional information.
See what people are saying about our shows...
"LBCC was a blast! You guys do such a terrific job of putting on a convention. This is my 4th LBCC and as long as you keep doing what you're doing, I'll keep coming back. Everyone there is super friendly and it's so easy and well organized, which makes it a lot of fun. My favorite thing to do is meet comic book creators, get signatures and get sketches in artist alley. I love that you have well established names as well as lots of fresh talent to discover. Seriously, from top to bottom, you all do a great job with the show. Kudos to everyone on your staff!"
- Chris Kiefer
"My husband and I really love attending your convention. We have been attending since the first Long Beach Comic Con and it has become our favorite comic book convention. Since we are from San Diego, we take a "mini vacation" in Long Beach. We are super excited for this year's event. You have created a really Awesome comic convention!"
- Rachel Fogg-Lara & Ramon Lara
"I had the opportunity this last weekend to walk the Long Beach Comic Con. The past 3 years I have attended as a budding young (well old) artist and enjoyed my time in the Artist Alley. From the veteran creators of the comic industry to the new faces looking to tell their own stories, there is an overall drive of creativity, energy and passion for the comic medium. The diversity of styles, content, ages and viewpoints just show how much people love comics."
- Chris Waterman for Bleeding Cool.com
"Long Beach Comic Con treated the pros and the fans to a real treat. I especially enjoyed the relaxed surroundings and actually got to spend some time with some real special people as well. This is the kind of show we will keep coming back to year after year. congrats to everyone that made it happen."
- Jimmy Palmiotti
"Intimate enough to mingle with the artists, yet big enough to inspire awe.... the LB Comic Con started something that will hopefully continue to grow and inspire year after year!"
- Jim Lujan
"It was a pleasure to attend the Long Beach Comic Convention. What I liked best was how easy it was to get to the convention. The best part of this comic convention was it was about comics!!! The main reason I attended was to browse Artists Alley. I saw all my favorites and noticed a few new ones. I think the venue was perfect. Downtown Long Beach offers a beautiful view to go along with the shopping center around it. Thanks for a great time and I can't wait to attend next year, and many more to come."
- Jarrod Kawashima, Geoffrey's Comics
"A Comic Book Convention with more comic books on the vendor floor than anything else! How refreshing! I loved that I could speak with comic book artists without feeling overwhelmed by humongous crowds."
- Rachel Bieber, City of Torrance Reference Librarian
"You could not have asked for a better comic con, than the Long Beach Comic Con. It being the first year of the show, we (Fiction House Mafia) had no idea what to expect. We had heard the buzz of guests that would appear. J. Scott Campbell, Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee- to name a few. One of the best things about the show is that it was well rounded. Where some of the shows you don't really get the chance to converse with your favorite creators and they managed to pull it off. It was awesome!!! If you're an independent creator take into consideration this convention, because the focus that they put on their booths, artist alley tables, is really second to none. We had an artist alley table and sold out of every book we took."
- Albert Morales (Artist, El Mystico), Fiction House Mafia
"I had such a blast at Long Beach Comic Con! There was a wide variety of things to see and do and a great lineup of guests. As a creator it was a great chance to network with other creators but I also had fun attending the show as a fan!"
- Brendan Creecy
The following pictures are a random sampling taken by the LBCC staff... but there are more. LOTS MORE! And you can
check them out here!
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Well, here's another reminder to public and semi-public figures that your bad tips (or allegations that you're a bad tipper) are only a click away.
A waitress in Iowa whom Hillary Clinton met at a restaurant, and then referred to in a campaign speech, complained to NPR that Clinton didn't leave a tip.
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Decision time for North Yorkshire potash mine
Controversial plans to sink a mile deep mine shaft and create a 1,000 jobs in the heart of the North York Moors National Park near Whitby have been approved at a planning committee tonight - June 30.
Mining firm Sirius Minerals wants to dig billions of tonnes of potash - a type of fertiliser - from beneath the moors and seabed.
But dozens of environmental groups say the mine will harm one of the region's finest landscapes and damage the vital tourism industry.
The decision was won by eight votes to seven.
200 new jobs at Boulby Potash mine
200 new workers have been taken on at the country's biggest potash mine as part of a major expansion.
Cleveland Potash is investing £300m at its site near Saltburn and says it will increase production and help secure of the mine for another 40 years in the future.
1100 people are currently employed by the company, which is looking to recruit another 85.
It mines potash and polyhalite used in fertilisers and extracts salt which is used to grit the roads.
As well as employing local people, the firm is drawing from a pool of experienced former miners to make sure it can meet demand.
Full Report: Hundreds of new jobs as potash mine secured for 40 years
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Stand Up Shakespeare! is contemporary Bard-based entertainment featuring the best of Shakespeares canon. Stand Up Shakespeare! has performed annually in Vermont for 13 years and there will be comedy, tragedy, music and more.
The performance is at noon today at the Union Christian Church on the historic site.
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Historically Black College Sees Hope in Sale
By Steve Szkotak Associated Press | 3/30/2014, 5:51 p.m.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Va. (AP) - The St. Paul's College campus and the 35 buildings on its roller-coaster grounds are for sale in hopes it can continue to educate young black men and women in this rural community.
Located in Virginia's tobacco-growing belt, the private, liberal arts college closed in June 2013 under crushing debt and questions about its governance, and following an ill-advised foray into football years earlier.
Now the school's 11th president presides over the largely abandoned grounds and looks ahead to the April 9 sale of a campus that has everything you'd expect of a college, except for students.
"What our ultimate goal will be is to find another college or university that will take over St. Paul's as an educational institution,'' President Millard "Pete'' Stith Jr. said.
Like many of the nation's 105 HBCUs, or historically black colleges and universities, St. Paul's was founded after the Civil War to educate black men and women in the segregated South. Founded in 1888 by James Solomon Russell, an Episcopal priest who was born into slavery, the college was then known as St. Paul's Normal and Industrial School. It ultimately shed its longer name but it still remains affiliated with the Episcopal Church.
While St. Paul's collapse is an extreme example, many HBCUs are struggling. Historically, they never have had deep pocket benefactors like a University of Virginia, and black Americans suffered disproportionately during the recession the country is just now shaking off.
Marybeth Gasman, a professor of higher education at the University of Pennsylvania who has written extensively on HBCUs, fears other "itty-bitty'' colleges like St. Paul's could face a similar fate.
She pointed, however, to "really strong'' HBCUs such as Spelman, Morehouse and North Carolina A&T and Paul Quinn College, a small Dallas school that was saved by an energetic president who brought in new money and ideas.
St. Paul's is banking on the sale to breathe new life into its campus.
The campus, which is assessed at more than $12.5 million, includes dormitories, a president's house and other residences, administration buildings, a gingerbread Victorian house that served as an arts center, and a student center that includes a four-lane bowling alley. Reflecting its blue collar origins, some of the brick buildings were constructed by students.
For a buyer committed to continuing the tradition of education here, "Just add water,'' said Patrice Carroll, who is handling the sale for Sperry Van Ness/Motley's, a brokerage and auction company.
"This is really about the spirit and legacy of the school,'' Carroll said in an interview in Stith's office on the Lawrenceville campus. "It's not just selling land or a building.''
Part of that spirit was offering a welcoming, supportive learning experience for young African-American men and women. St. Paul's was mindful of single mothers, as well, offering a daycare program so they could attend class. Some men even took advantage of the program.
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The League of American Bicyclists was founded as the League of American Wheelmen in 1880. In an effort to improve riding conditions so they might better enjoy their newly discovered sport, more than 100,000 cyclists from across the United States joined the league to advocate for paved roads. Today, the league's mission is to promote bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation and to work through advocacy and education for a bicycle-friendly America. It works to achieve these goals through two programs: the Bicycle Friendly America program and the Smart Cycling program. The Bicycle Friendly America program recognizes communities, states, and businesses nationwide that support the five Es of bicycling: education, enforcement, engineering, evaluation, and encouragement. The Smart Cycling program is the United States' only nationwide instructor certification program. It teaches basic riding technique, safety skills, and bike maintenance, which allow riders to feel more comfortable on the road.
Andy Clarke is president of the League of American Bicyclists, where he has expanded the league's Smart Cycling program and developed the Bicycle Friendly America program. He has more than 25 years of experience in cycling advocacy, having worked with the Rails to Trails Conservancy and the Bicycle Federation of America (now the National Center for Bicycling and Walking). He was executive director of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals. He also served as a consultant to the Federal Highway Administration and coauthored the Administration's Bicycle Safety-Related Research Synthesis. From 1993 to 2002, he was on the Bicycle Transportation Committee of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences, serving as chair for the last three years.
Clarke is a founding member of America Bikes and the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals. In 2003 he earned the Paul Dudley White Award from the American Heart Association for outstanding contributions to bicycling, and the Distinguished Service Award from the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals.
Clarke's passion for cycling started when he was growing up in England and has stayed with him through hundreds of thousands of miles of cycling on four continents. He lives in Fairfax, Virginia, with his wife, Kristen, and his two children, Ashton and Jacqueline.


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What incentive scheme will ensure branches of a London-based multinational will enjoy continued success?
How should the World Bank and IMF defend their decision to forgive the debts of the poorest countries?
How should a Fortune 500 chemical company modify its performance measurement and incentive system in order to increase productivity?
How should a firm structure a tax-efficient divestiture?
Citigroup's Mandatory Convertible: As a financial services firm considers a recapitalization during a global credit crisis, what instrument would be the least costly to itself and its shareholders?
How should a manager handle a difficult - but successful - employee?
Merrill Lynch, 1996-2008: How well did three successive CEOs manage a series of changes at one of Wall Street's most well-known firms in a 12-year period?
Should an Ivy League medical researcher leave his academic career to lead a pharmaceutical start-up?
How has a supermarket chain's turnaround strategy affected its weighted average cost of capital (WACC)?


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Unlocks around 10 am tomorrow for me, unfortunately I won't be at the computer :'(
it'll have to wait for the afternoon.
You should know by now that Aussies always get screwed with releases, because techincally Australia is another planet. That's not me saying that, its the UN. So on Australia, light travels slower, theres a little more gravity, and games get released later because of... time zones and crap.
From: ivan11235 | Posted: 4/11/2012 4:37:29 PM | #006It's not our fault Australia is thousands of miles from anything.
You are not allowed to request a sticky.


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The July 2010 Daring Bakers' challenge was hosted by Sunita of Sunita's World – life and food. Sunita challenged everyone to make an ice-cream filled Swiss roll that's then used to make a bombe with hot fudge. Her recipe is based on an ice cream cake recipe from Taste of Home.
When I first read this challenge, I thought, what a beautiful, challenging, fun project to try. And it has been all of those things. I love ice cream (particularly in the summer – even in the cold San Francisco summer), love cake and adore the two together. And it was super fun to come up with some different flavor combinations. I chose cherry, Grand Marnier and chocolate as my flavors … cherry ice cream, Grand Marnier ice cream and filling with chocolate cake and fudge sauce. Divine!The requirements for this dish were to make two Swiss Roll cakes, two ice creams and a fudge sauce from scratch. Then the Swiss roll cake must line the inside of a bowl, followed by the first ice cream, the fudge sauce and finally the second ice cream in order to create a bombe type of dessert.
All of the components are fantastic on their own and together … well, they are a knock out. And so pretty!
Most of the individual components are pretty easy and quick to prepare, but the freezing and assembly time requires a lot of planning. For the whole thing, I'd schedule three days to do it.
Day One: Make both ice creams
Day Two: Make cakes, whipped cream filling, hot fudge sauce and assemble
Day Three: Serve and make your mouth really, really happy
Of course, feel free to substitute other flavors of homemade ice cream, or even store bought ice cream in a pinch.
- 3 cups Cherry ice cream
- 3 cups Grand Marnier ice cream
- 1 recipe Swiss Cake Roll with Orange Filling
- 1 recipe Hot Fudge Sauce
Cut the Swiss Rolls into 20 equal slices.
Cover the bottom and sides of a large bowl with plastic wrap.
Arrange the cake slices along the bottom and up the sides of the plastic lined bowl. Make sure that the seams are facing up so that they will be on the bottom when you turn the finished cake out. Cover the cake with plastic wrap and freeze for at least 30 minutes.
Soften the cherry ice cream until it is spreadable. Take the cake out of the freezer and remove the plastic wrap. Pour the softened ice cream over the cake slices. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap again and freeze until firm, at least an hour.
Remove the cake from the freezer and take off the plastic wrap. Pour a layer of fudge sauce over the cherry ice cream. Cover and freeze until firm, at least an hour.
Soften Grand Marnier ice cream. Remove the cake from the freezer and take off the plastic wrap. Spread the ice cream over the fudge layer. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze for at least 4 – 5 hours until completely set.
Remove the plastic wrap from the top of the cake and place the serving dish on top of the bowl. Turn the bowl upside down and remove the bowl and the plastic lining. If the bowl doesn't readily come off, wipe the outsides of the bowl with a kitchen towel dampened with warm water.


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The Robin Hood Tax Scam Is BackWritten by Bob Adelmann
The Robin Hood Tax, properly called the Tobin Tax, is being resurrected by two Democrats to raise money under the guise of helping to stimulate the economy.
With Ron Paul's bill H.R. 459, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act, headed for a floor vote in the House in the next two weeks (and likely success at passage with 263 sponsors), he and his son Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) are now focusing on the Internet.
His Campaign for Liberty (C4L), started in 2008 with some four million dollars of campaign funds from his unsuccessful run for the White House that year, has issued its manifesto to continue the fight: "The Technology Revolution: A Campaign for Liberty Manifesto."
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) has proposed legislation to force Senators to read bills before they vote on them.
Battling over a transportation bill that now also addresses student-loan interest rates, congressional lawmakers are scrambling to appease their constituents in a legislative boondoggle littered with election-year politics. Aimed for final passage this week, the legislation intends to extend federal highway funding, prevent new student-loan interest rates from doubling, renew and revise federal flood insurance, and a slew of other provisions.
If Congress does not reach a decision by Saturday, the federal government's ability to administer road, mass transit, and other transportation-related programs will be vanquished, along with its authority to impose the gasoline taxes that subsidize most of those programs.
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is underwater by $26 billion. But a small premium increase will fix things up just fine. When the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC)'s president, Josh Gotbaum, announced that the bankruptcy of AMR (the parent company of American Airlines) wouldn't impose additional demands on PBGC's already flimsy financial statement, his relief was nearly audible:
It is great progress and good news that American recognizes that can reorganize successfully and preserve its employees' pension plans.
We're also glad the company is willing to work with us to preserve their pilots' plan too.


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I've created a
setOnFocusChangeListener on an
EditText so it will grab the string and add it to a
TextView via
setText(). However, I need a way to publicly and dynamically (in case they change the
EditText again) use the
toString() method so I can use it in another
Heres my code, perhaps it will explain things in a less confusing way:
final TextView team1NameScore = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.team1NameScore);
final EditText team1Name = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.team1Name);
team1Name.setOnFocusChangeListener(new OnFocusChangeListener() {
public void onFocusChange(View v, boolean hasFocus) {
String team1NameString = team1Name.getText().toString();
// Right here I need to make the above line public so I can use it later!
if (!hasFocus) {
team1NameScore.setText(team1NameString + "'s Score:");
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I have many focus listeners... I'd like to combine them into one preview that I generate for the user at the end (using `setText(textview1 + textview2 + team1Name)


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Islanders pick Brooklyn
Islanders owner Charles Wang has announced that the Islanders will relocate to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn after the 2014-2015 season. Videojournalist: Amanda Voisard (Oct. 24, 2012)
Fire at Hempstead apartment building battled in heat LI forecast: Heat advisory starts at noon Cancer survivors' problem inspires a solution Cowboys team bus involved in fatal crash Tough Mudder comes to Old Bethpage Progressives make voices heard before DNC start Rally to support Nassau, Suffolk cops Coltrane Day Music Festival in Huntington Narcan to be available without prescription US Ping Pong Prodigy Ready for Rio N..C. Gov.: NBA All-Star Move 'PC B.S.' Southold students developing a love of gardening


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I need to provide a login mechanism in my application. I'd would like to provide login for the most common IPs, such as Google, Yahoo!, Facebook, Microsoft Live and others.
My application is a Desktop application written in C#, so is not a Web application.
- Do you know any library or framework that I could use to achieve this purpose.
- Must I implement a sign-on mechanism for each provider?
NOTE: I know that Microsoft provides a unique sign-on mechanism in Azure, but I'm not interested in Azure this Azure service.
Thanks in advance.


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So coming here once was not enough [See my first Teppankai blog post here], I had to make an advanced booking the week before to come again. This time though with a groupon coupon for a 13-course Teppanyaki dining experience. My last Groupon teppanyaki experience though much cheaper left me feeling a bit ambivalent on the whole teppanyaki dining experience. The food just wasn't up to par even though it was a fun experience. After speaking to our chef for the afternoon (who used to work at Tokyo Teppanyaki), he explained that the focus between that restaurant and here were quite different. Teppankai chefs will certainly still entertain you, but the focus will be more on the food and its presentation.
Some white wine to start the banquet.
Course 1. Kobachi appetiser: blanched spinach and thinly sliced mushrooms served with a light sweet sesame soy dressing.
It was light, refreshing and delicious. I thought the soy dressing would overpower the spinach but that wasn't the case here.
Course 2. Miso soup (not featured here): well flavoured, not too mild or overly salty.
Course 3. Edamane (young soy bean, boiled/steamed and served with salt)
This was my first time eating edamane. My friend showed me how to eat them, and I was instantly hooked. They were so yummy.
Course 4. Fatty sashimi (served with radish/daikon, soy sauce and wasabi)
Course 5. Spicy fish tempura rolls (deep fried salmon maki in a light tempura batter served on lettuce, thinly sliced dried chilli and Japanese mayonnaise)
Both of these were amazing. I'm not a hug fan of sashimi but must admit it tasted really nice. It wasn't 'stringy' probably because of the fatty cut. The spicy fish tempura roll was as amazing as the first time I tried it last week. My friend really liked both the sashimi and tempura roll.
Course 6. Yakitori skewers: perfect size portions, lovely marinade and sauce. Squeezing a bit of the lemon juice added another dimension of flavour to the chicken.
Course 7. Garlic and vegetable fried rice.
Again undeniably good. The edges of the salmon was just slightly over done, but it's difficult to even cook it when the thickness of the fish cut varies like it. Towards the centre though it was perfect.
Complimentary taster: Kani maki in the making.
The finished kani maki product (a crap meat maki concoction wrapped in barramundi, which is then covered and aoili and blow torched to death, haha no I'm just kidding) topped with tobiko (fish roe) and pickled garnish.
I was behaving like a little school girl at the prospect of being able to try this signature dish of theirs. I could hardly contain myself and my friend along with the chef was quite amused by the excited happy bubble I was in.
Course 12. Beef eye fillet
Good portion size and beef cooked to our liking. What can I say except that I was getting quite full by this stage.
Course 13 (final). Green tea ice cream served with red bean paste (and a strawberry) was a great way to finish the 13 course Japanese banquet. Matcha ice cream with the red bean paste of two of my favourite things and the strawberry helped balanced out the sweetness of it all.Other things included in the banquet were either a choice between a pot of Japanese green tea or a small bottle of house sake. I chose sake of course, served warm. It was probably a little too early to be drinking at this time of day, but that my friends really hit the spot for me after all that food. I was in such a dangerously happy mood after all this…
During our dining experience, I had the pleasure of meeting meeting Richard Tan (the owner of the restaurant) who was friendly and very accommodating to any of our needs or questions we asked. Occasionally you'll see him on the front line of servicing customers, assisting staff on the dining floor occasionally stepping in to make sure we were happy with everything. The restaurant has been opened now for approximately 7 months and has great potential to become a very popular place to eat at. Teppankai has quickly grown to be one of my favourite places to eat at. There are so many more dishes I'd like to try and having said that, I will definitely be coming back again. Next time I'm back, it'd be for a dinner session review. Hmm my birthday is coming up soon….
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Hi I'm trying to make specific portions of my blog dynamic but I haven't been able to get the mfunc tags to work properly.
I am trying to get Who See's Ads to work with my blog, and am using the mfunc tags to make the function calls dynamic, but it doesn't seem to work.
Here's the code that I added in the sidebar :
<!--mfunc wp_ozh_wsa("Adsense-Sidebar") -->
<?php wp_ozh_wsa("Adsense-Sidebar");?>
But it doesn't seem to work. I've disabled the Super Cache part and it doesn't work.
Please help me....


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I Can't get past step 2 in the 5-min Installation.
I Can't get past step 2 in the 5-min Installation.
"2. Create a database for WordPress on your web server, as well as a MySQL user who has all privileges for accessing and modifying it. "
Most web hosts have tutorials and FAQ's on how to manage your database. It's not uncommon to find detailed or often times, even video guidance in your hosts knowledge base. They should help you to understand how to get started using the database administration tools located in your hosting account control panel. A quick contact with your hosts support staff might also get you pointed towards their collection of how to and getting started documentation for managing your new web space.
Was that quote from the installation guide? If so I don't see that there.
Who is your webhost?
You should have some kind of installer to install wordpress script in couple minutes.
What is the Step 2 you're talking about, @garrettsandberg? Which guide are you using?
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75th year marked with single salute to WWII model.
Ex-CEO Michael Burns, ex-CFO Robert Richter sued by investors.
Local plant special Salute vehicle for brand.
Wrangler to add 700 jobs at Toledo Assembly Complex
Automaker plans to add 700 jobs as part of redesigned Wrangler work.
Flaws with computer systems make cars vulnerable.
GM could be exposed to billions more in liabilities.
Analysis finds median-income household could not afford the average price of a new vehicle.
Truck crossing path led to fatality of Ohio man.
Third crash tied to self-driving feature.


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The height, y metres, of an object projected directly upwards from the grouncl can be modelled by y = 17t-5t^2, where t is the time in seconds after it leaves the ground. (iii)...
The height, y metres, of an object projected directly upwards from the grouncl can be modelled by y = 17t-5t^2, where t is the time in seconds after it leaves the ground. (iii)...
The function f(x)=2•5^x can be used to represent the curve through the points (1,10), (2,50), and (3,250).
Kellie wants to buy films for her vacation.The store is selling a pack of 5 rolls of film 24 exposures for $15 and a pack of 10 rolls of 36 exposure for $43.she wishes to spend $225 on films. A)If...
Gary is installing tile in front of his door. The area to be tiled is 3 feet by 5 feet and each square tile is 6 inches long. How many tiles dose Gary need to fill the space?
|6y-3|+8=35 Solve for y
Given that f(x)=3x-5 Find f(x-2)
Laura and Martin obtained a 25 year $540,000 conventional mortgage at 6.5 % interest for a housing selling at $650,000 A) determine monthly payment b) determine the total amount they will...
The diameter of a hydrogen atom is about 5x10^-11 meter. Suppose 8.4x10^8 hydrogen atoms were arranged side by side in a straight line. Multiply these numbers to find the length of thus line of atoms...
it is a maths question.
1. A=s^2 2. A=piR^s 3. A=I*W Which area formula or formulas show(s) a joint variation ?
A.compound-interest plan. B.high-risk investment. C.annuity. D.discounting procedure.
The Super Ball lottery was won by Joan; her winnings were $500,000.00 to be paid in quarterly payments of $12,500.00 each over the next 10 years. How much must Super Ball deposit in an account paying...
A.annual annuity. B.contingent annuity. C.annuity certain. D.non-standard annuity.
F(x)=8-4x-x^3 G(x)=x^2+7x-9 Find f(x) + g(x)
F(x)=6x+2 G(x)=-5x-9
Renaldo earns a monthly commission of 10.5% of his total sales for the month, plus a flat salary of $2500. If Renaldo earns $3,025 in a certain month, what were his total sales?
Find the length of the part of the line y=x+6 'inside' (or above) the curve y=x^2. Leave answer in exact form.


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Liverpool Message Board
hes great tom hicks isn't he. . .
Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks insists the Reds will continue to operate as a "smart club" and will never be tempted into an "unsustainable" spending spree such as that conducted by Manchester City.
He said: "It's not sustainable at City. They won't continue to invest like that, because it doesn't make good economic sense.
Everybody but the seriously disillusioned can quite easily see this means that mr hicks cannot compete with the arabs.
you say it how you want to hicks, please don't try to fool people into thinking you know how to run a football club "the smart way", and still be able to beat the real money men.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Sep 16, 2009 20:03 Flag
EEEYan , still here? Still critisizing other people's squads ,
eh , donkey? Go run along wee donkey.....go back to yez
mancwank board....back where yez belong. Stupid wee cretin.
Perhaps yez mancwank pals enjoy having you around. Nobody
here wants yez halfwit opinions. Donkey.
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what is EEEEEEYan ?
what does "yez" mean.
I'm a scouser and it isn't scouse.
you are probably Norwegian or Irish or something, but I don't understand your broken attempt at English. Can you use google translator please.


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Many users open StackOverFlow and check the tags which they like the most. Since we have Favorite tags(which contains users favorite tags), it should be rather placed above 'Unanswered tags'. This way, users will be able to access the favorite tags easily. He need not grope through the big list of tags and go to his favorite area of expertise or interest.
Meta Stack Exchange is where users like you discuss bugs, features, and support issues that affect the software powering all 158 Stack Exchange communities.
What is meta?
What is meta?
Here's how it works:
- Any Stack Exchange user can ask a question
- The community provides support, votes on ideas, and reports bugs
- Your voice helps shape the way Stack Exchange operates
You do realize that most questions (I would guess around 85%) on the Stackoverflow homepage are questions with your favorite tags? So you don't have to "grope through the big list of tags and go to [your] favorite area of expertise or interest", your favorite questions are right on the front page!


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Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. Steve Jobs
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