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Lori Antoinette
Lori-Antoinette has a degree in Fine Art from the University of Maryland. She first discovered street painting 22 years ago at the first Pasadena (CA) Chalk Festival. Now based out of Palmdale, California, Lori has worked hard over the years on her techniques in a wide variety of mediums and venues. She has experienced having her own wearable art business, becoming certified in textile design, having been an active member of an art collective and co-proprietor of a downtown LA art gallery. Recent years have seen her participating in more chalk events. Lori is now working on adding public and private mural arts to her portfolio, and is actively involved with various arts alliances and councils around the Los Angeles area. Click here to see more of her art.
Corey Barksdale
Atlanta artist Corey Barksdale was born in Nashville, Tennessee into a family of Artists. He was exposed to color and form at an early age by his grandmother a quilt artist, and his mother who was gifted with an intuitive feeling for design and a fastidiousness for detail which she expressed in all aspects of her daily life. This rich beginning is the root of Barksdale's creative expression. Barksdale earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree at the prestigious Atlanta College of Art in 1994. During this period he was heavily influenced by the abstract expressionists and admired such mainstream artists as Jasper Johns, Clifford Still, William deKooning. The African-American masters Aaron Douglas, John Biggers, Romere Bearden, and William Tolliver instilled in him a appreciation of African/American artistic heritage. A prolific Atlanta artist, his fine art subject matter ranges from human figures to non-objective abstracts. In recent years he has concentrated his talents on themes that portray the love and strength that exists within the African American community. His paintingsgrace the covers of books, magazines, CD covers, and posters. Among his convictions, is to give back to his community through art education.
Chelsey Austin
Chelsey Austin is an artist from Melbourne, FL who has been chalking professionally for the past four years as part of the Florida Chalk Artists Association. She is best known for her freehand method and use of color. Her normal subject matter depicts a mixture of realism and fantasy to bring an image to life, something she has been especially focused on in 2014. Aside from street art, Chelsey works professionally designing sports memorabilia as well as other freelance opportunities in graphic design, pencil, and photography. To find out more about her art, click here.
Carrie Bennett
Carrie Bennett is an artist and art teacher for grades K-8 in Lighthouse Point, Florida. She has a passion for inspiring young artists and reviving the arts in her city. She received 'Best in Show' at Ft. Lauderdale's ArtServe Exhibit last month and was a featured artist at Lake Worth's 2013 street painting festival. She loves the experience of street painting & telling stories on the pavement through her art! Click here to learn more about this artist.
Jacob A Brooks
Jacob A Brooks was born and raised in Buford, GA and currently resides in Jacksonville, FL. He is a self taught artist best known for bright, vibrant art. Jacob began street painting in 2008 and immediately fell in love with the medium. "I love the transitory nature of Street Painting, it is a microcosm for the temporary nature of our existence and the existence of everything that we create. Eventually it will all be washed away, and it needs to be enjoyed for the entire creation and refinement process, not just as a finished product." See more from Jacob at his website.
Jeanie Burns
Jeanie Burns, a West Palm Beach resident, has been street painting for 18-years. Jeanie believes that working alongside experienced street painters over the years has provided her with an education in technique. "I learn something new every time I get down on the pavement," she says. "It has refined my craft to work among people who share the same passion. Plus, the shared enthusiasm among artists as we work both individually and together to form a huge outdoor exhibition creates a camaraderie that's hard to match. You've got to be a touch crazy to do this."
Jennifer Chaparro
Jennifer Chaparro is originally from San Diego, but has lived in Florida since 1999. She has a degree in Design from UCLA. She began street painting 10 years ago. Jennifer has won many awards for her chalk art, and travels the world creating custom works of art for festivals and special events. She received her Maestro Certification in 2011, and is known for her exquisite portraiture, but also for exciting 3D anamorphic street art that boggles the mind. Jennifer won the Marietta ChalkFest People's Choice Award in 2013. Click here to visit her website.
Hector Diaz &
Hector Diaz and Ken Mullen are the "Chalk Guys". First introduced to street painting through the Lake Worth Street Painting Festival, Hector was hooked from the start. He quickly paired with lifelong friend, Ken, to recreate a William Waterhouse painting, which would soon become the first of many collaborations. More recently, they started a journey into the realm of larger-scale pieces, as well as the exciting world of 3D chalk art- they have not looked back since. In the past few years, having officially dubbed themselves the "Chalk Guys," they have shared their 3D street paintings all over Florida and throughout the United States. For these chalk guys, street painting is not just about an image on a street. It's about the process, the crowd interaction, and the great friends that they have met along the way. Click here to learn more about them.
Dianne Earwood
Dianne Renee Earwood is a versatile local artist who discovered her love for chalk art last year, when she participated (and won first place!) in the Marietta ChalkFest public art competition. She's especially enamored with street chalking because of its blending of performance art, temporality, and environmental friendliness. Dianne describes herself as a "born-again artist"; as she's rediscovering her roots after a ten-year artistic hiatus. She's worked as an illustrator, graphic designer, scenic painter, photographer and costume designer, but finds her true passion is in public mural art. Click here to learn more about Dianne and her art.
Beatrice Flaig
Beatrice Flaig resides in West Palm Beach, Florida. She teaches middle school science and has always had a tremendous appreciation for the arts. After her first attempt at street painting as a means to reconnect with her daughter, she fell in love with the medium. Beatrice enjoys the challenge of large scale art and visualizing the transformation of each piece as it is created . There's also a great sense of accomplishment and excitement as the public participates in watching the process take form. Beatrice enjoys working with high intensity colors and the opportunity to share her talent with other artists. As a member of the Florida Chalk Artist Association, she is delighted to be invited to various festivals and given the opportunity to create drawings that turn streets into outdoor Museums.
Roni Francois
Roni Francois is a largely self-taught artist. Her interest in art began as a teenager in Flint, Michigan, where she spent her Saturdays in the art section of the public library and the Flint Institute of Art. She took a workshop in oil painting at the FIA and has been painting ever since. She has won awards for soft-sculpture and oils, and has produced work in multi-media and pastel. Today, Roni is an award winning, designated Master Streetpainter; and active watercolorist residing in Brooksville, Florida. Learn more about Roni's art at her blog.
Julie Graden
Julie Graden, from Land O' Lakes, FL, is an award- winning and certified "Master" Street Painter through Florida Chalk Artist Association.
She began street painting in 2003. Julie's sister Rebacca Graden assist her at many festivals. Julie attended Florida School of the Arts in Palatka, FL.
Julie works in acrylic, watercolor, color pencil, chalk, and in computer-aided graphic design. Chalk Art is a Performing Art. It brings my art into the public eye. The viewer becomes part of the process. Watching the artist create a masterpiece on the streets and sidewalks. "The interaction is what makes Chalk Art so magical for me". Click here to visit Julie's website.
Michelle Hawkins
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Michelle Hawkins "Shel" is an artist from Orlando, FL. She received a BA in Studio Art with a minor in Art History from Florida State University. Growing up she was surrounded by her dad's passion for drawing, painting and chalk art. She has also developed that same passion. Michelle has been creating chalk art "Street paintings" for about 9 yrs. now. She started out chalking with her dad "Hawk" and now does so along side him. Nature has always been a fascination to her because of the free and organic structure it possesses. Creating chalk art is a different kind of art to her. It is a chance to go big, think outside the box and overcome the obstacles Mother Nature can throw at you. Just being able to make art come alive on the streets no matter what the subject is; that is all that matters. Michelle is part of the Florida Chalk Art Association and has been awarded the designation of Semplice. This is Michelle's second year participating in this event with us.
Lori Hughes
Lori Hughes is an artist from Galloway, OH. This Youngstown State University grad earned her BA in Art Ed in 2003, and in 2005 competed in her very first chalking event. Her styles range from realistic to animated with bold use of color. In the off season (fall/winter) this artist creates custom painted shoes, wall murals, and three dimensional wrapped gifts. She also has recently created and completed a successful chalking event in her hometown in 2013. Click here to see more art by Lori Hughes.
Lee Jones
Lee is a professional street painter living in Orlando, Florida and has been street painting for 19 years. Her company CHALK IT UP provides professional street painting services, as well as street painting festival consulting services. Lee has traveled all over the United States, Curacao, and Italy to paint, and helps organizations and non-profits hold street painting events as fund-raisers or as an added aspect to an already established event. Lee grew up in Madison, WI where she attended art school and earned a degree in commercial art. After graduation, Lee worked in ad agencies, graphic studios, and printing companies before opening her own design studio, L J Designs, in 1990. In 1994 Lee was introduced to street painting when she agreed to participate in the Rotary Orlando 1st Annual Street Painting Festival, although somewhat reluctant since she receive a "D" in pastels in her college media class! Lee's style is a graphic realism, and she loves to do wildlife, portraits, or reproductions of Masters works such as Michelangelo, Caravaggio, and Bouguereau. Lee has produced over 200 street paintings and regularly produces street paintings and pastel drawings for Orlando area attractions. Click here to see more of her work.
Cynthia Kostylo
Cynthia grew up in Illinois and graduated from Southern Illinois University with a degree in Art Education. She taught art at the high school level for a few years before taking time off to raise her 3 sons. It wasn't until her kids were nearly grown that Cynthia began drawing, painting and sculpting again after a long but important hiatus. It was during this hiatus that Cynthia was introduced to the art of the Madonnari, but it wasn't until 2007 that she begin getting serious about it. Cynthia immersed herself fully by participating in every festival that was feasibly possible, mostly in her neighboring California cities. Today Cynthia travels worldwide to share her "street chalk art" and while at home in Southern California enjoys painting murals, drawing pastel portraits and currently writing/illustrating her first children's book. Click here to visit her website.
Jacklyn Kovach
Born in 1961 in Massachusetts, Jacklyn Kovach knew from a very young age that art was to be her passion in life. From her earliest memories, Jacklyn has strived to capture the human figure and expression in its purest form. Her goal in doing so is not to replicate what she sees, but to bring life to her subjects by conveying their inner emotions and individual characteristics.
Michael Las Casas
I am, I have always been, and I will always be an artist. I took every art class in high school, and studied fine arts in college. I airbrushed t-shirts for a couple of years, and managed a screen printing company for over four years. I have been street painting twenty years. I have been a graphic designer for 25 years, and an art teacher for the past five years. I built my first model airplane when I was six, and still build them today. I like to use them as references for some of my street paintings. So there it is, no words of wisdom, no ultra-introspective soul seeking enlightenment, I do what I do because it's what I always have done all my life. I cannot imagine not doing it, like breathing. Click here to learn more about Michael.
David Lepore
David Lepore has been illustrating since a young age and briefly attended art school upon moving to South Florida. While building his company outside of the art world, David has always kept it in his life, most recently in the form of street painting. He is able to show a range of style from cartoon to comic to portraits-most often in black and white. David prefers painting iconic heroes and villains, using off-beat movie clips as inspiration. David lives in West Palm Beach, Florida where he continues to operate his flooring business.
BK Lyons
Bridget "BK" Lyons is a Florida Artist who focuses on colors in her paintings. That love of color has become a staple in her choices for street painting. In just over three years, she has moved on from flat, bright images to develop her passion for colors and just how far she can push the limits. Her style continues to evolve in street painting, by her mixed use of carefully selected reproductions and inspired original pieces. Visit her website by clicking here.
Bill McCaffrey
Bill McCaffrey attended Tyler School of Art/Temple University. In Vietnam, he was the battalion artist. McCaffrey now does plein air painting (oils, pastels, or watercolors). In 1996, he went to see the Lake Worth Street Painting festival and his wife said, "You could do that." He's been doing it ever since. He is inspired by history, street painting images that people can relate to. McCaffrey is known for allowing children to assist with his art, and loves when he returns the kids to their parents covered in chalk. All is temporary. Street painting is temporary, embrace it.
Shawn McCann
As an artist, Shawn McCann is one who loves to explore the relationship of art, space, and interaction. Having graduated the Minneapolis College of Art and Design with a BFA, Shawn has grown into a multi-media, multidisciplinary artist whose work explores color, texture, form, and content. This approach has led to the many areas in which Shawn's work has encompassed including; 2D and 3D street painting, murals, fine art, children's books, installation art, temporary and permanent art and commercial illustration. From the creation of children's books, installation of a temporary 4000 square foot mural at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, to a mural at IIT Bombay in Mumbai, India, each work of art is produced with a fresh set of ideas, parameters, and ways in which to enliven the space within its grasp. Click here to see more of his art.
Shane Mesmer
Shane began her professional art career in 1997 when opening her Washington, DC based graphic design firm, Eye Candy Grafix. Upon moving to South Florida in 2004, Shane attended her first chalk festival and was instantly hooked on the street painting culture. Unfulfilled by graphic design, Shane found the challenges of chalking to be extremely rewarding artistically. "I get paid to create art for other people, but street painting is just for me. Some of us golf, some of us garden. I rub chalk on roads. It's my therapy, my hobby, my passion." Today, Shane continues to operate her graphic design studio from her West Palm Beach, Florida home. Click here to see more of her artwork.
Lee Mobley
Lee Mobley is a self-taught artist from Douglas, Georgia. He has enjoyed expressing his creativity through art since an early age. He enjoys creating large-scale acrylic murals but was introduced to street painting in 2012 and has developed a passion for this art form. His profession as an early childhood educator influences his chalk art, which has been described as bright, kid friendly, and often times comical. He is often assisted by his wife Holly or one of their three children. You can find more information on this artist and examples of his work at www.337designs.com
Jessi Queen
Jessi Queen is an interactive designer and SCAD graduate who loves chalk art. She paints pixels by day and blends pigment by night. She uses bold colors in her chalk installations that draw the viewer into a visual conversation. Her dream is to create interactive experiences for people in dynamic environments. View more work on her website http://www.missjessiqueen.net/
Wayne and Cheryl Renshaw
Wayne and Cheryl Renshaw are a husband and wife street painting team from Santa Clara, California. They have been street painting together since the year 2000. They began at the Santa Barbara I Madonnari Festival, working on a small square with a large group of people, then moved to their own square a few years later. They have been honored as featured artists in Palo Alto, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara. Much of their street art is done as three-dimensional projections and is designed to encourage interaction with visitors. When not painting Wayne is a mild-mannered commercial architect, and Cheryl works as a landscape designer. You can see more of their art at http://www.wr-architect.com/imad/
Anat Ronen
Anat is a self-taught artist, focusing on street art: murals and street painting in particular. She paints mostly with brushes, using latex (house paint), acrylics, tempera, and also uses pastels, pens, markers and even does digital work on her tablet. Anat's murals are so good, one could be forgiven for mistaking them for reality. Originally from Israel and now based in Houston, Texas, Ronen creates work with a playful charm and an appreciation for nature. She painted over 400 murals throughout Houston and beyond, including public spaces like interstate highways, bridges, buildings, schools, churches and more. Click here to learn more about this artist.
Dorothy Sabean
"Dee" Sabean is an award-winning chalker from St. Petersburg, Florida- originally from Massachusetts. She teaches and performs street paintings throughout Florida. She is a self-taught artist who works in different media including pastel, charcoal, acrylic paints, papier mache and recycled materials. She has had solo exhibitions of her paintings in Lakeland and Tampa, FL. Dee recently created a 12-foot tall walking Salvador Dali puppet who was hired to represent the St. Petersburg Dali Museum. It won Best In Show among 150 floats in a parade. Dee and her husband Gary Davis look forward to returning to Marietta this fall to create more magic on the street. To see more of her art, click here to visit her website.
Carolyn Schultz
Carolyn Schultz was introduced to chalk painting in 1996 when requested to represent a company at the Orlando, Florida Rotary Street Painting Festival. She was quickly hooked on the ephemeral nature and the performance aspect of street painting. Now, as an accomplished street painter, Carolyn paints throughout the United States and internationally for special promotion events, art festivals and media events. Carolyn is a member of the Florida Chalk Art Association holding Maestre Certification and currently participates in numerous volunteer events each year as well as commissioned work. Striving for super realism, her typical images include reproductions of the masters, reproductions of hers or friends photographs and her own original art pieces. Her latest venture is performing 3-D or Anamorphic Street Art. Ms. Schultz has received numerous awards over the years including Best in Show at the 2013 Uptown Art Expo in Altamonte Springs, Florida, 1st place in the Wildlife category at 2011 Disney Festival of the Masters in Orlando, Florida. She was the featured artist at the 2013 Sweet Chalk Fest in Lockport, New York and at the 2014 Paseo Pastel in St. Augustine, Florida. She performed a 3D piece for Marineland at the 2013 Palm Coast Seafood Festival. Click here to learn more about her.
Beth Shistle
Beth Shistle is an award winning artist from DeLand, FL who has been participating in street painting festivals since 2004. Retiring early from teaching elementary school, she now happily creates a variety of works of art from her home studio. Her work favors a realistic style and mostly portrays pets and people in either pastels or acrylics. She has been published in the North Light Magazine, and she also enjoys creating miniature 2.5" x 3.5" paintings that have been collected internationally. Click here to see more of her art.
Craig Thomas
Craig Thomas is a military brat that has lived most of his adult life in Missouri. Street painting has taken Craig to Europe, the Caribbean, Canada and throughout the United States. "Street Painting is an addiction for me. It's extreme yoga. Dealing with the weather, surface, crowds, physical endurance, and time window can become a religious experience for me" Craig enjoys bring art to the people with street painting. Craig is also known for his fine art, murals, and plein air painting. Click here to learn more about this artist.
Janet P. Tombros
Janet P. Tombros, a resident of Apopka, Florida, is a certified "Master" Street Painter through Florida Chalk Artist Association and an established acrylic artist on both canvas and murals in the central Florida community. Janet has been a featured artist at many Chalk Festivals through out the United States andhas been teaching students the art of Street Painting at local festivals for many years. "I like to pick an image that will draw comments from the spectators. This interaction keeps me energized while I am working. People are an integral part of my performance." See more by clicking here.
Cass Womack
Born in Philadelphia and raised in Minnesota, Cass Womack is relatively new to street painting and has devoted her life to education and the arts. After discovering computer graphics in early 2000's, she decided to attended college for interactive media. She has taught college classes in programming and animation. Today, Cass works for a video game company in Tampa, FL as full time production artst. In her spare time she will attend street painting festivals as a way to give back to the community and share the importance of art with the public. When not at events you can find Cass painting and teaching for free on her livestream channel. Click here to see more of her artwork.
Stacey Williams-Ng
Stacey is a painter and illustrator based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. One of her favorite chalk-art jobs is at the Bristol Renaissance Faire at the Illinois/Wisconsin border, where she performs as a "madonnara", making 16th-century chalk paintings while in a historically accurate costume. When she's not doing chalk art, she's a children's book illustrator and award-winning Art Director for an indie press. Click here to learn more about her or check out her Tumblr.
Willie Zin
William Zin (Willie) graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from Cal State Long Beach. Unable to pursue the arts due to financial circumstances, he worked in the Freight Industry for many years. In 2007, he suffered from a heart attack. During his recuperation, he had rediscovered his love for art and was determined to live life and do what he loves most. Willie entered his first chalk art event in 2009 and fell in love with this art form instantly. He loved the immediate result and the connection and interaction with the onlookers. Since then, he has traveled around the US and participated in over 50 events. He has won several awards for his work. You can see more of his art by clicking here.


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"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken."
― Oscar Wilde
― Oscar Wilde
"You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching,
Love like you'll never be hurt,
Sing like there's nobody listening,
And live like it's heaven on earth."
― William W. Purkey
Love like you'll never be hurt,
Sing like there's nobody listening,
And live like it's heaven on earth."
― William W. Purkey
"Be the change that you wish to see in the world."
― Mahatma Gandhi
― Mahatma Gandhi
"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
― Eleanor Roosevelt, This is My Story
― Eleanor Roosevelt, This is My Story
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."
― Mahatma Gandhi
― Mahatma Gandhi
"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that."
― Martin Luther King Jr., A Testament of Hope: The Essential Writings and Speeches
― Martin Luther King Jr., A Testament of Hope: The Essential Writings and Speeches
"Without music, life would be a mistake."
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols
"We accept the love we think we deserve."
― Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
― Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
"Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring."
― Marilyn Monroe
― Marilyn Monroe
"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."
― Albert Einstein
― Albert Einstein
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
― Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere's Fan
― Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere's Fan
"Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten."
― Neil Gaiman, Coraline
― Neil Gaiman, Coraline
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift of God, which is why we call it the present."
― Bil Keane
― Bil Keane
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
― Thomas A. Edison
― Thomas A. Edison
"The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference."
― Elie Wiesel
― Elie Wiesel
"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
― Albert Einstein
― Albert Einstein
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the one who'll decide where to go..."
― Dr. Seuss, Oh, The Places You'll Go!
― Dr. Seuss, Oh, The Places You'll Go!
"It is never too late to be what you might have been."
― George Eliot
― George Eliot
"This life is what you make it. No matter what, you're going to mess up sometimes, it's a universal truth. But the good part is you get to decide how you're going to mess it up. Girls will be your friends - they'll act like it anyway. But just remember, some come, some go. The ones that stay with you through everything - they're your true best friends. Don't let go of them. Also remember, sisters make the best friends in the world. As for lovers, well, they'll come and go too. And baby, I hate to say it, most of them - actually pretty much all of them are going to break your heart, but you can't give up because if you give up, you'll never find your soulmate. You'll never find that half who makes you whole and that goes for everything. Just because you fail once, doesn't mean you're gonna fail at everything. Keep trying, hold on, and always, always, always believe in yourself, because if you don't, then who will, sweetie? So keep your head high, keep your chin up, and most importantly, keep smiling, because life's a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about."
― Marilyn Monroe
― Marilyn Monroe
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
― Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
― Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
"Everything you can imagine is real."
― Pablo Picasso
― Pablo Picasso
"You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me."
― C.S. Lewis
― C.S. Lewis
"To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure."
― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
"Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself."
― George Bernard Shaw
― George Bernard Shaw
"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are."
― Theodore Roosevelt
― Theodore Roosevelt
"Listen to the mustn'ts, child. Listen to the don'ts. Listen to the shouldn'ts, the impossibles, the won'ts. Listen to the never haves, then listen close to me... Anything can happen, child. Anything can be."
― Shel Silverstein
― Shel Silverstein
"When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us."
― Helen Keller
― Helen Keller
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."
― Winston S. Churchill
― Winston S. Churchill
"So, this is my life. And I want you to know that I am both happy and sad and I'm still trying to figure out how that could be."
― Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
― Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us. And the world will live as one."
― John Lennon
― John Lennon
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Saul of Tarsus, also known as Saint Paul the Apostle, is among the most famous Christian missionaries. He is well-known for his conversion to Christianity. Some of the books of the New Testament have traditionally been attributed to Saul.Continue Reading
Saul was born in Tarsus to Jewish parents. He studied literature, philosophy and ethics in the city of Jerusalem. Saul's initial reaction to the newly established Christian movement was to persecute its early followers and attempt to destroy the whole movement. His dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus changed him, and he became a dedicated supporter of the Christian movement. Paul's epistles form the vital roots of the theology, worship and pastoral life in the Christian culture.Learn more about Religion


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Dancers of Damelahamid
The Dancers of Damelahamid are a First Nations dance collective from the Northwest coast of British Columbia, traditional territories of the Gitksan nation. Damelahamid refers to the origins of the first ancestor, Hagbegwatku, and the land granted the Gitksan when their ancestors were placed on earth. It is a geographic location near Hazelton, BC, where the 'Ksan Historical Village and Museum is found.
Based in Vancouver, Margaret Grenier is executive and artistic director, having assumed this role in 2003. Grenier's parents, Ken and Margaret Harris, founded the dance group in the 1960s to restore their cultural traditions (see Gitksan).
Ken Harris, elder and head Chief of the Royal Dakhumhast House, holds the rights to the traditional songs passed orally through generations within the House lineage. The stories, songs and dances are inherited with a chief's title, originating with the first ancestor who holds the title. They become the cultural property of that chief and with each generation, as significant events take place throughout history, additional stories become part of the chief's anthology. Each story takes place in a specific known location; therefore the right to a story also signifies the right to a geographical location and political ties. A House is a matrilineal line, or family unit, and all the Damelahamid dancers belong to the Dakhumhast House, considered royal, because its lineage is connected to the original ancestor and title of Hagbegwatku.
The Dancers of Damelahamid perform dances and songs, many thousands of years old, to ensure that their adwaak or history is remembered, to maintain First Nations identity, and to express their spiritual connection with ancestral knowledge. The transmission of this cultural knowledge was interrupted during the first half of the 20th century due to the potlatch ban in Canada. As part of the cultural restoration process, Grenier relied upon a reel-to-reel recording that her grandmother, Irene Harris, and great-uncle, Arthur McDames, produced using pots and pans in place of traditional drums. After the ban was lifted, Grenier's mother purchased a drum for the family from a collector.
The first performance outside a feast hall took place in July 1967 at Prince Rupert, at the first Ha Yaw Hawni Naw Salmon Festival, also known as "Indian Days." The group performed under the name Kaien Island Dancers. In 1970, the group danced for the visit of Queen Elizabeth to Prince Rupert during BC's provincial centennial celebrations. The salmon festival continues today as the We yah hani nah Coastal First Nations Dance Festival in Vancouver.
In 1991 the Dancers of Damelahamid collaborated with the Karen Jamieson Company, performing Gawaii Ganii at the UBC Museum of Anthropology and touring the work in Japan and northwestern BC. This developed into the Stone Soup tour presented at the Museum of Civilization (now Canadian Museum of History) in Ottawa and Place des Arts in Montréal.
In 2004, under Grenier's direction, the first theatre performance took place at Vancouver's Scotiabank Dance Centre. Koelhz se mos, or Setting the Path, is based on the story of a one-horned goat and reflects the idea of linking ancestors with future descendants. In Gitksan culture, the path refers to the responsibility of the current generation to pass on the traditions to the younger generations. In 2007, Grenier selected seven songs from their archives to create Gilo Hyte: Sharing the Spirit, a work that appeared at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts in Burnaby, BC, and toured to New Zealand and the Cook Islands in 2008.
The exceptionally beautiful dance regalia is always made in the colours black, red and white, based on Indigenous pigments from alder bark and ochre. The drums include the box drum, a large rectangular cedar box, or hand-held skin drums. The dancers aim to make the performance a healing space in which audiences confront their notions about First Nations people and culture.
In 2010 the Coastal First Nations Dance Festival took place in North Vancouver and the Dancers of Damelahamid performed as part of the 2010 Cultural Olympiad at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler, BC.
In June 2013, the dance troupe premiered Spirit Transforming, a full-length production that has since toured in Toronto and various cities in British Columbia. Premiering in May 2016, the Dancers of Damelahamid presented Flicker, a performance that combines dance with multi-media technology.
Suggested Reading
Byron Dueck, Musical Intimacies and Indigenous Imaginaries: Aboriginal Music and Dance in Public Performance (2013).
Matthew Krystal, Indigenous Dance and Dancing Indian: Contested Representation in the Global Era (2011).


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Candidates for Johnsburg town government were given a chance to make their case for election at the Ski Bowl Lodge Sept. 12.
Convening in the Ski Bowl Lodge Sept. 12, the candidates for Johnsburg town government made their case for a turn at the helm.
The event was organized by the Gore Regional Chamber of Commerce. Chamber President Dave Bulmer said it was a chance to get to know the candidates a little better.
"We may know them as friends and neighbors, but we may not know where they stand on the issues," said Bulmer.
The chamber may run a similar panel again a week or so before election, said Bulmer.
Bob Nessle, running for town board, spoke first. The town's decision to take over the Kellogg-Waddell property was a poor one, he asserted. Now that they have it, though, they need to work to improve it and make it useful to townspeople and visitors.
"I'm dedicating my candidacy to whatever I can do to change the ambience down there to a riverfront walk, a riverfront park," said Nessle.
Nessle also made it clear that he was unhappy with the town's decision to close the beach, which he volunteered time and effort to establish.
Frank Morehouse, a current board member who's running again, said the Kellogg-Waddell property was a great piece of property, buildings or no buildings.
He chimed in on the beach, and said that the town needs swimming, but it also needs roads and bridges. Some hamlets, he reminded the audience, don't even have sidewalks.
In a broader sense, Morehouse said, "I believe strongly that we need to develop within our community," and places we don't want to develop we need to preserve.
Part of that development should be a property reassessment throughout the town, said Morehouse. The project might take four or five years, but is needed, he said.
Morehouse did some research and found he has four generations of grandfathers buried in town, but he doesn't feel that makes him special when it comes to community involvement.
"I think that whoever chooses to live in this town is a native," said Morehouse.
Pete Oleshski, also running for board, said that as a young man growing up in Johnsburg, he'd often hear others say that they couldn't wait to get out of high school and leave the town.
"I guess I was different," he said. "I couldn't imagine living anywhere else or raising my family anywhere else."
Olesheski said he recently started attending a lot of board meetings.
"I wasn't really impressed by what I saw," he said.
Olesheski said there's a disconnect between the citizens of Johnsburg and their town government. People are frustrated at the condition of the roads, apprehensive about development around Gore and discouraged by the overwhelming focus on tourism in the local economy, he said.
Olesheski promised that he'll take the time to really listen, and if people are still unwilling to go to town meetings, then he'll go into the community and make himself available on their terms.
Gene Arsenault is another current board member running for re-election.
"I see us approaching a crossroads of great change," said Arsenault.
The progress at FrontStreet development, the people brought to town by the train and a surge in business revitalization all pose great promise for Johnsburg, he said.
"We have to decide how we're going to manage that change. We can't stop it, so we need to decide how to use it to our advantage," said Arsenault.
He stressed that open government is integral. It's not about speaking, he said. It's about listening to people when they come to you with concerns.
When contemplating a decision, the focus should be "what does the town think about this, not what do I think about this," said Arsenault.
Roger Mosher is running for town board, and said he understands that some people are put off by his demeanor.
"People have said that I come across as abrasive and harsh," said Mosher, "But I'm passionate about the issues affecting the town."
Mosher used his speaking opportunity to present job-creating ideas, which he said no other candidates were presenting.
Riparius would be a good location for an industrial park, he said, with the train complementing commerce in and out of the hamlet.
He also had ideas for tourism. Sullivan's island should be turned into a park that train visitors can walk to for picnics and townspeople can enjoy, too.
Local historians could be tapped to build a historic tour of the town, with stops in all the hamlets and at points of historic interest. The rich history of the town makes this a no-brainer, said Mosher.
Chuck Martin, seeking the town supervisor position, opened up his address by letting the audience know he's not a government man.
"I am not a politician," said Martin.
He's resided in the town for 35 years, and he feels that things have gone downhill since he first moved here.
An especially telling sign of the deterioration of the town is how overgrown the town's cemeteries were this summer.
"They should be ashamed of themselves for the condition of the cemeteries," said Martin. "If the town board and supervisors don't have respect for the dead in this town, how can they respect the living?"
Martin wasn't only concerned for those resting in their graves. The inability of the town to keep young people is worrying, he said. The town needs to attract more industry to employ youth.
"Tourism isn't going to give them jobs," he said.
Tim Record, running for supervisor, said he had an epiphany while making the rounds to talk to town officials.
He was walking up the steps to the school to talk with Mike Markwica when he realized there was a parallel with his election hopes.
"Running for supervisor is kind of like going back to school," he said.
There's a steep learning curve when learning about all the issues affecting the town, he said.
Record discovered North Creek when he was 19, driving from Inlet to Lake George. He was driving down North River hill when he thought, "this is really beautiful."
Record agreed that public areas need more landscaping attention. The sides of the roads around town are overgrown, a problem he doesn't find in other locales like Inlet.
The gateway to the community looks like an abandoned lot, said Record. The town just bought a new lawnmower, why not go over there and mow it down?
There are other small maintenance issues that make the town's buildings less appealing. Record said the front door to the Wevertown community hall doesn't work properly, and it's become a big joke that that's the way it always was.
Ron Vanselow, a town board member who's running for the supervisor's position, said that he's been in Johnsburg for 34 years, and was Johnsburg's first paramedic.
"It's been an honor to serve the people of this community," said Vanselow.
He used his turn speaking to criticize Olesheski's comments that the town government and citizens are disconnected.
Vanselow said he does whatever he can to be available, attending fundraisers and barbecues, stopping to talk to people around town.
"People talk to me, and I try my best to act on their requests for help," he said.
Vanselow's first move if elected would be to return the supervisor's office to the front of the building where it's more accessible, he said.
He also chimed in on the need for property assessments. For last few budget cycles we've tried to keep taxes even, said Vanselow, but it comes with a price. We're putting off important infrastructure improvements and the longer those improvements are put off, the more they'll eventually cost, he said.
To encourage business in town, Vanselow wants to establish an economic council to provide an official venue for expediting grant applications.
On the county level, as a member of the board of supervisors, he will also try to join the public works committee to ensure that Johnsburg is getting its fair share
"We're faced with unprecedented challenges and fantastic opportunities," said Vanselow.
He asserted that he's prepared for those challenges.
"I don't have to go back to school," he said. "I'm ready to hit the ground running."
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"We're confident that both new food processing units will reduce labor costs and help local producers increase profits."
Columbus, WI (PRWEB) July 21, 2014
Hughes Equipment has introduced the Fresh Husker and the Fresh Cutter, two smaller pieces of equipment ideal for low capacity processing of corn and other vegetables and fruit.
The company also now offers equipment leasing and is accepting credit cards for acquisition of all of its innovative food processing equipment and parts.
"After consulting closely with growers and processors on their needs for smaller capacity units, our design engineers came up with two innovative, reliable pieces of equipment the market is sure to embrace," said Ross Lund, company president. "We're confident that both new food processing units will reduce labor costs and help local producers increase profits."
Fresh Husker Design to Provide Clean, High-Profit Ears
The Fresh Husker is designed to gently and efficiently remove husks, providing ears ready for fresh market or fresh frozen sale, according to Lund. It has the capacity of 20 to 30 ears per minute, depending on variety and corn conditions. Husking efficiency is approximately 75 percent in ideal conditions, with shanks removed.
The Fresh Husker can be operated by one person, and can easily be transported. Lockable casters keep the 650-pound husker secure during use.
Along with husking corn, the Fresh Husker removes stems and debris from fruit such as citrus and apples, and vines. It also can remove tops and debris from beets, carrots, onions, potatoes and radishes.
Fresh Cutter Designed for Quick, Clean Cutting
The new Fresh Cutter is the ideal companion of the Fresh Husker, and was designed for commercial operations that need a cutter with fewer features, Lund said.
With the Fresh Cutter, all sweet corn and the usual 10 to 30 percent of husked ears that have cosmetic imperfections can now be efficiently cut for fresh or fresh frozen kernel sales or other high end use.
The Fresh Cutter can handle up to 100 ears per minute under normal operating conditions. Husked ears are manually fed into the cutter, removing kernels quickly and cleanly via a rotating six-knife head.
The unit weighs 540 pounds.
"The Fresh Husker and Fresh Cutter will help growers and processors get a better return on their products, and will especially be valued by processors serving the expanding fresh market and the fresh frozen market," Lund said.
Leasing, Credit Card Acceptance Now Available
Lund also noted that Hughes Equipment now accepts Master Card and Visa for purchases of its food processing equipment and parts, and that equipment leasing is now available.
"We recognize that capital expenditures can be a real challenge for some food processors," Lund said. "At the same time, we know they want equipment that improves their efficiency and productivity. We can now fulfill those needs via equipment leasing."
Hughes Equipment's leasing arrangements offers the following benefits:
- Payment structures to meet customer cash flow needs
- Quick approvals
- 100% + financing to conserve customer cash flow
- Preservation of customers' bank lines for working capital needs
- Maximizing tax benefits
According to the 2013 Survey of Equipment Finance Activity, produced by Equipment Leasing & Finance Association (ELFA), 55% of all equipment financed is done so at the point of sale.
"We feel that those statistics clearly indicate that our clients desire leasing options. We want to be proactive and provide an alternative, flexible approach," Lund said.
About Hughes Equipment Company, LLC
Hughes Equipment is a Columbus, Wis.-based manufacturer and international distributor of stainless steel equipment and parts for the food processing industry. Its machinery is used for vegetable, pasta, rice, fruit and root crop processing and preparation. Hughes manufactures cooking, cleaning, conveying, cutting, cooling, filling, husking, metering and snipping machinery. Based on the company's 50+ years of experience, the food processing experts at Hughes Equipment work as strategic partners to bring efficiencies and higher productivity to their customers.


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i know its not a rally but we don't get many over here, i fitted road tyres to the compact rally car and entered a local auto solo. i had a lot of fun and looking forward to the next one. £15 for a days fun with good people. https://youtu.be/WagzHjTJAng
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They are a good blast and it looks like you enjoyed it. mm! 328 on the Blackburn Services? Perhaps it's a good test for a car with a new clutch
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Some digital cameras come with an optical viewfinder and some come with an electronic one. However, if you plan on taking photos of sunrises and/or sunsets you should remember to never point the camera at the sun if you're using an optical viewfinder.
The reason for this is that your viewfinder isn't tinted. This means it's just like looking straight into the sun with your naked eye, and of course this can be quite dangerous to your eyes and could cause them damage.
If you can, you should use the camera's LCD when taking shots of the sun. You can use a tripod if you're worried about camera shake, but if you're shooting at sunrise the sky should be bright enough to allow you to take fast photos with a high shutter speed, which will cut down on shake.
Your sunglasses will darken your vision and because of this you may overexpose the photos. It's a good idea to take the glasses of when shooting, but make sure you don't look directly into the sun.


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Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich is in talks to star in "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here," a survival-style reality show set to air June 1 on NBC, sources said.
His attorney, Sheldon Sorosky, told a federal judge Tuesday that Blagojevich soon would be making a request to loosen the travel restrictions placed on him. Such a move would allow the disgraced ex-governor to travel to Costa Rica for the program's filming this summer.
The network describes the show as Swiss Family Robinson-type competition in which 10 celebrities are dropped in the heart of the jungle "to face fun and comedic challenges designed to test their survival skills." American viewers decide which celebrities stay or go, in addition to selecting the challenges used to earn food, supplies and luxury items.
The last remaining star is crowned king or queen of the jungle. The show will have a four-week run, according to NBC.


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--A movie gets enjoyed
--A film gets watched
--An adaptation gets analyzed
THE BUTLER is clearly intended to be a film, self-conscious awards-bait where all the emphasis is on character and contentious issues and the weight of historical events. Too bad its earnestness made it come off as drab and depressing; I cdn't help comparing it with the old tv miniseries of three black servants' lifelong service at the White House (whose name I forget) did a better job.
An example of a really good adaptation would be THE HUNGER GAMES, where the original author of the books it's based on served as one of the three screen writers, as well as one of the producers (giving her economic clout). It's not a point-by-point transfer from book to screen, but an extremely faithful adaptation that re-creates the same story in a new medium.
Contrast this with the recent JACK RYAN movie, SHADOW RECRUIT, where the project was a year into development when it first occurred to them to make it a Jack Ryan movie. So, far from being an adaptation of one of Clancy's novels, the whole idea of its being an adaptation is just an add-on.
So far as the adaptations I care the most about, I'd say the HOBBIT trilogy so far has produced mixed results. The first movie, AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY, is both an adaptation and an action movie, in roughly equal parts. For the second movie, THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG, there's a shift to heavy emphasis on action movie -- and a good one at that, but I'd have rather they have more adaptation, not less. Thus the best moments, for me, are the remaining bits of adaptation: Bilbo left behind by barrels, Bilbo w. Smaug, Bilbo's butterflies moment, et al. Now to wait to see which way the third and final movie leans. If the LORD OF THE RINGS film trilogy is any guide to go by, the first film will be both the best and the most faithful, the second will depart most widely from the source material, and the third will fall somewhere between the two. In the case of the LotR middle film, the wide departures from the original hurt the story but the film as a whole was redeemed by outstanding performances by Bernard Hill, Miranda Otto, and the ever-amazing Andy Serkis. That hasn't been the case with the middle HOBBIT movie -- which means that even more is riding on the third and final film to pull the whole thing together. Come this December we'll know; for now, here's hoping.
current audiobook: STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND by Rbt A. Heinlein
current reading: HEIR APPARENT, a life of Edward VIIth.


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BREAKING: Bury Town's semi-final tonight is OFF
The wet weather has put paid to Bury Town's hopes of causing a cup upset to reach the final of the Suffolk FA Premier Cup against Lowestoft Town at Needham Market FC tonight (Wednesday, March 9).
The former Ryman League Premier Division rivals were set to lock horns for the first time since April, 2014, where Bury lost 2-1 at Ram Meadow on the Trawlerboys' charge to promotion to the Conference North (now National League North).
But the second postponement in four days for Bury is likely to be music to the ears of Blues boss Ben Chenery, who was set to go into the game with another lengthy injury list, having seen some welcome recuperation time afforded at the weekend with the home game with Harlow Town falling victim to a waterlogged surface.
The last time the sides met in the Suffolk Premier Cup, Bury knocked out Lowestoft with a 4-0 victory in west Suffolk in October, 2013, going on to lift the cup with victory over Felixstowe & Walton United (4-1), having beaten Lowestoft in the final at Ipswich Town's Portman Road the previous season.
Suffolk FA, the organisers of the knockout cup competition, sponsored by Omni Freight Services Ltd, have said the tie will now be rescheduled on a date to be advised in due course.
Following last night's game on AFC Sudbury's artificial pitch though, Leiston will await the winners in the final after defeating Needham Market 1-0 to reach their first Premier Cup Final for eight years.
Meanwhile, Wednesday evening's semi-final in the Suffolk FA Under-18 Midweek Youth Cup sponsored by Days Sports between AFC Sudbury and Newmarket Town at Haverhill Rovers FC has also been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
* For the latest Bury Town news, including a preview to the week ahead, see Friday's print edition.


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APE '12 | Saturday at the show
The Alternative Press Expo, or APE, kicked off today in San Francisco, and I made the trek up north to partake in comic culture-dom. I missed the show last year, and in fact haven't been to a comic convention since SDCC in 2010, so it was fun to get back into the con groove. And APE is just the place to do it, with its laid back vibe and focus on making, buying and talking about comics.
Like I said, I missed last year's show, so I have no idea how the crowds compared or the size of the place compared. Since I first started attending the show in 2007, they've switched up the layout of the place, and it seemed much bigger, with more exhibitors, than it has in the past. There seemed to be a bunch of people there, many with kids, and the folks exhibiting who I talked to for the most part seemed to be happy with the turn out. The weather was beautiful, which can sometimes be a hindrance; San Francisco doesn't have that many days per year where there's lots of sunshine and it's very warm outside, so you never know when someone might decide to hit the park instead of, say, a convention. It'll be interesting to hear what the CCI folks say about attendance this year
These folks in particular seemed to be staying busy:
Sergio Aragones was set up at the front of the Concourse and always seemed to have a line at his booth. Almost like one of those big jam pieces you might find in an issue of Groo.
All three Hernandez Brothers were at the show, and when they hit the Fantagraphics table the crowds surrounded them. Fanta of course had tons of Love & Rockets related merchandise, including those cool T-shirts that debuted at Comic-Con this summer.
And Adrian Tomine was only at the show for a few hours, and he had a line any time I went by the Drawn & Quarterly table.
I got to speak with Matt Silady very briefly about the California College of the Arts MFA in Comics. He told me initially there was some discussion around what to call it–you know, something highfalutin' like "visual narrative" or something like that. Then when someone was at a cocktail party and was asked what their master's was in, they could say "visual technique" or whatever, and the person would say, "What the heck is that?" and the master's student would respond, "Comics!" So Matt suggested they just keep it simple, which probably saved their future students a lot of time. He also said the program will be basically three Julys of intense comics work, then in between candidates could go back home to their day jobs and do their work through correspondence. That would allow more students to participate, versus having to move to California for two years.
Matt's always fun to catch up with at APE; in addition to promoting the program, he showed me the anthology that was created by a group of 15-year-old cartoonists who attended a comics boot camp he ran this past summer. It made its debut at APE, and it was kind of cool hearing him point out the different techniques he taught them this summer and how they tried to incorporate them into their stories. You can tell he's very proud of all his students, past and present, and passionate about what he's doing, as he pointed out the folks exhibiting at APE had gotten their start at CCA.
The good folks at BASA–the Bay Area Sequential Artists Group–set up a table this year and sold an anthology they'd put together, along with their own various works. I've known one of the anthology's editors, Ralph Rawson Werner, for quite some time, and I always expected to be buying comics he made at some point in life. So it was very cool to do that.
I spent a lot of time walking the floor, catching up with folks and checking out cool comics. Had a great talk with Ethan Young, creator of Tails, who was there with his wife. Ethan came all the way to California this weekend from New York to attend a comic convention. Heh. Actually he said it was his first trip to the West Coast and was a belated honeymoon for the couple; they were planning to see the sites after the show. I also caught up with Matt Maxwell, who longtime readers of this blog know as the creator of Strangeways. He's got a third volume of Strangeways coming out hopefully next year; unlike the first two it is a collection of stories featuring art by a variety of artists. We hit the traditional APE eatery, the Holy Grill, which makes a
damn good heavenly burger. Shannon Watters, the ultra-cool editor of the mega-popular Adventure Time comic for BOOM!, was helping to hold down the BOOM! Town table while the rest of her BOOM! cohorts were in New York. I probably wouldn't have pegged Adventure Time as an APE kinda book, but given the creators who have worked on it, it makes total sense. Go check out the BOOM! tumblr, which she runs with Dafna Pleban. I also met and chatted with Chris Wisnia, who had copies of his newest book, Monstrosis, at the SLG table. He told me about a comic-related documentary he's working on. And I chatted with Shannon Wheeler at the Fantagraphics table about all sorts of things, including the Dallas Fantasy Fairs both of us attended when we were kids. It's likely we both met Jack Kirby, Frank Miller and Gil Kane on the exact same day.
When Matt and I went to the Holy Grill we couldn't help but notice the dark shadow over the Concourse …
Zynga headquarters moved in next door to the Concourse since I was last at the show. And my what a big building they have, and it seemed to have a lot of activity for a Saturday. ComicVille, anyone?
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