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I believe the time has come to acknowledge there are in fact *3* br certainties in life: Death, taxes -- and that the song 'Who let the br dogs out?' will be played at some point in the movie 'Cats amp; Dogs 2: br The Revenge Of Kitty Galore'. br quot;Among other offenses, the 2001 talking-animal comedy Cats amp; Dogs was

I recently did a story for my newspapers Business section on Anthropaws, a local fursuit-making company, and its coming out tomorrow in print and was just posted on the Web. Its a weekly community paper in the suburban Seattle area with a circulation of over 40,000.br /br /Ive wanted to do the story for a while and finally got the opportunity - my boss was like quot;Your co-worker is going on vacation so I need you to write a business story for us. Either you come up with something or I will find something for you!quot;br /br /*squee*br /br /I think it turned out really really well and was a great chance for me to present the fandom, and fursuiting, in a positive light as well as help Ithabise get off the ground with some commissions. Granted this was a business story so I couldnt go into that much detail about the fandom itself but I did the best I could with what I had to work with.br /br /I also got to lay out the newspaper this issue, so I put a photo of Dyno (Ithabises German Shepherd suit) really big right on the cover and teased to the story inside. Ill post pictures tomorrow!br /br /I hope everyone enjoys the article and thanks for taking the time to read it!nbsp; (click the link below)br /br /a href=http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/east_king/red/business/100571609.htmlspan style=font-size: larger;strongAnthropaws: Bringing quot;furryquot; characters to life/strong/span/abr /Redmond-based company specializes in conceptualizing, creating and repairing animal mascot costumesbr /

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We meet our first non-human audience member, Kyell expounds on furry reaching the mainstream, and we play our first Unsheathed Pyramid game, courtesy of the magnificent K-Tech! Unsheathed #50 - Live at RMFC! Audience questions, non-human audience members, and the Pyramid!

For the second straight week, K.M. geeks out, this time about D and D blow jobs. Before that, though, serious writing issues! World-building, film adaptations, and some other stuff. Unsheathed #49 - Worlds and writing, and film adaptations of old classics. Plus: D and D erotica!

The August 2010 issue of Animation magazine presented the results of the 2010 Pitch Party — where interested folk submit “pitches” for proposed animated series, consisting of a single illustrated panel. The “pitches” are judged by a group of industry experts, among them Kevin Gamble of Disney TV Animation, Brian Jones of Cartoon Network, and Kim Manning of Adult Swim. Among the submissions of note for furry fans were items like Dino-Might by Dom Voser (domvoser.blogspot.com), Pug & Cat by Brittany Langlois (brinnyart.com), Wolf Whiskers by Keith Krail, Backyard Dragon by Scotland D. Barnes, Monkey & Robot by Ken Gray and Mars Elliot (monkeyandrobotgo.com), The Monster Monkeys (www.atomicmonkeyltd.com), Samurai Chinchilla by Kristine Marsh (www.kristinemarsh.com), Rebel With Paws by Christopher Slaughter, Fireflyz Avengers by Don and Julie Farmer, Joe Chameleon by Dave Barton Thomas (www.seizethedave.ca), Franken-Cat by Simon Shocket (franken-cat.blogspot.com), and Eddie the Disgruntled Reindeer (eddiethedisgruntledreindeer.com). Gotta love that last one for the title alone. Visit the Animation Magazine web site to find out more about entering your own ideas in next year’s Pitch Party.

Well I’m back and this episode was good fun and you can enjoy it with us! Take a listen!

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We have our first female in the cast! Novacain was a welcome addition to our group for a day.

Episode 16 – Gryphon’s Back! - Well I’m back and this episode was good fun and you can enjoy it with us! Take a listen! We have our first female in the cast! Novacain was a welcome addition to our group for a day.

a href=http://www.hennensobserver.com/publication/story/volume-02-issue-07/furries-descend-upon-pittsburgh-pahttp://www.hennensobserver.com/publication/story/volume-02-issue-07/furries-descend-upon-pittsburgh-pa/abr /br /All I needed was to see a furry in a wheelchair or with a walker and I would have died a happy man.br /Pity a href=http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rukario71Rukario/a wasnt there this year . . .

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www.tanuke.com www.furaffinity.net/kitsunekit AnimaTFd - Kyle the Changer

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Woyro talks about some postal stuff, including coconuts and lost wallets. also, engine trouble and a Megaplex report. Episode 105---Postal Coconuts and other stories. - Woyro talks about some postal stuff, including coconuts and lost wallets. also, engine trouble and a Megaplex report.

My husband was cleaning the computer... when he came across... anime images of a comic ***** with these humanized animals having gay sex.br /br /a href=http://www.experienceproject.com/confessions.php?cid=274455http://www.experienceproject.com/confessions.php?cid=274455/abr /br /The responses are reasonable so far. But that should change soon, as it was a href=http://www.fark.com/cgi/comments.pl?IDLink=5542911just posted to Fark.com/a (where I saw it).

Sherlock, Mongrels, and a packed studio - The crew also talk about games too!

I keep seeing the commercial when I go to the movies. Has anyone else br seen the Kia Soul hamster commercial? It feature some damn good CG of br hamsters hip hopping and plugging the car as oppsosed to driving a br toster, cardboard box or industrial washing machine. br They could have used actual humans yet someone thought anthropomorphic

The second hardcover, full-color graphic novel in the  Grandville series is due out this coming October 20th, once again written and illustrated by Bryan Talbot. We’ll let the publisher, Dark Horse Comics, describe it: “Convicted psychotic killer and extremist fanatic Edward ‘Mad Dog’ Mastock violently escapes the guillotine’s blade in the Tower of London to once again terrorize the Socialist Republic of Britain. But dogging Mastock’s bloody footsteps is his longtime adversary and nemesis, Detective Inspector Archie LeBrock, at odds with Scotland Yard and intent on bringing Mastock’s horrific murder spree to an end, once and for all. Aided by his friend and colleague Detective Roderick Ratzi, LeBrock follows the trail of carnage to Paris, otherwise known as Grandville, the largest city in a world dominated by the French Empire and the prime target of Mastock’s sadistic terrorism. Can LeBrock capture the Mad Dog before he can mete out his final vengeance, or will LeBrock’s own quest for redemption be dragged to ground by the demons of his past? The badger is back! Set three weeks after the finale of Grandville– Bryan Talbot’s critically acclaimed steampunk graphic novel–Grandville Mon Amour explores an alternate art-nouveau world populated by intelligent animals, a human underclass, robot automatons, and advanced steam technology that power everything from hansom cabs to iron flying machines.”

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While hearing that Kyell Gold has been nominated for an award may seem old news by this point, hearing that he was nominated for an award by a decades old, non-furry, science fiction club adds a new level of legitimacy to the fandom.

“Race to the Moon” (which many of you may know better as “that Kyell Gold story with no sex in it”), was chosen as a finalist for the Washington Science Fiction Association’s Small Press Awards, in the category of Short Fiction. A total of eight stories were selected as finalists.

What makes WSFA’s awards different from their contemporaries is that the voters read the stories without knowing the author or publisher. The association claims this removes bias and makes the works stand on their own merit.

“Race to the Moon” was submitted to the club last year by the publisher, Sofawolf Press. The story appeared in the Summer 2009 issue of New Fables, the annual short story collection Sofawolf publishes.

Gold is using the nomination as an example of fandom writing making the leap into the professional realm.

“I’m deeply honored by this nomination,” Gold said. “I think it validates what many of us have been saying about the writing in the fandom: that it is getting better and has a place in mainstream SF.”

The winner of the award will be announced during an award ceremony at the science fiction convention Capclave in October.

The WSFA, founded in 1947, is the oldest science fiction club in the Washington DC area, and one of the oldest science fiction clubs in the country. For the past 60 years the club has hosted numerous annual science fiction conventions, like Capclave.

The WSAF has a full list of the nominees on their website.

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