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Furries Shine Strange Light Into the Darkness at Frolic Nightclub:
Sherilyn Connelly in the SFWeekly Blogs writes about her visit to last Saturday's furry "Frolic" event at The Stud nightclub.

Looks like I have some free time this week. This time I'll be going for a daring 30 requests. Same rules as last time. This time it will at least some of the time in digital, since I need practice in the medium. I may or may not do yiff, depending on the circumstances.

EDIT: I'm working on them as I type this, guys.

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As we move toward Winter here in the Northern Hemisphere, and approach Christmas, Hanukkah, Yule, Kwanzaa and New Years, we at Furry News Network want to wish you Season’s Greetings and Glad Tidings!

Thank you all for reading and participating!

As we move into 2012, we’ll be bringing you new features, new contributors and new ways to get your Furry News. Some changes will roll out very soon. Other changes will come later in the year.

As always, we want to hear from you! What do you want to see here on FNN? You can always use our Feedback and Contact form to let us know!

Features coming soon:

Ask A Graymuzzle: Advice from a veteran of the Furry Fandom
Weekly News Highlight Podcast
Additional Podcast feeds from across the Fandom
More artist, fursuiter and fursuit maker profiles
Convention Coverage
TV, Movie and Entertainment Coverage

Thank you all for an awesome 2011! Stay with us for 2012!

For the Furry News Network Staff

Markos
Publisher, Furry News Network

I know, I know, two asides in a row; I’ve been trying to keep them to a minimum.  However, I’d just like to note that, if you’ve taken the 2011 Furry Survey (or even if you haven’t – and why not, huh!?), there is an additional microsurvey of psychographic information available that could provide some very useful insights for us, which we can pass on to you!  Head on over and fill it out!

Chaos in the studio as Felis, Anthropuppy, and Hedgie joins us for some fun on the air in an action-packed Show 600 celebration. Featuring a submission by Dombrus on how newer games sacrifice too much for graphics and multiplayer. A hiccup with the recording software cuts a small bit of the show out so please excuse the sudden cut to Felis' review. For Done and Dusted Xavier gives us this thoughts of the PSN demo Wizardry and gives us a quick mention of Orcs Must Die. TK plays a little bit of The Lion King 5 on the NES. Werewolfe sends us his review of Troll Hunter. Felis reviews Family Guy the game on the PSP, and Castlevania: Lament of Innocence on the PS2. Starring TK, Xavier, Eeve3, Felis, Anthropuppy, and Hedgie. TigerTails Radio - Season 6 - Episode 16 - Show 600!

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In the light of a recent event, please allow me just five suggestions:

1. If you get approached by a reporter, please inform yourself about what they are usually writing and for whom.
2. If you do not have any experience in public relations management, please do yourself and the fandom the favor and politely decline the request.
3. If you are unsure, please ask those in the fandom for advice who do have experience handling the media. The media liaisons of larger conventions, for example. Or those in the fandom who work as journalists.
4. Don't talk about issues you aren't involved with.
5. And for heaven's sake, don't make a drama out of every provocation. The press will blow it up to the proportions of a scandal when they find out about it.

I'm not linking the article triggering this notice, and may I ask you to not link it as well, because lots of links are exactly what the publisher wants.

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The 2012 Werewolf Calendar is available for order now, with delivery available before Christmas. This year’s roster of 13 artists includes Balaa, Blotch, BlackPassion777, Goldenwolf, Kyoht, Wolf-Nymph, Khaosdog, Johis, Myenia, Thornwolf, Synnabar, Vantid, and Kyndir. “The werewolf is often seen as a dangerous man beast, a man corrupted by the temptation of his primitive unsecured urges, let loose to prey on his fellow man. This is the werewolf that undoubtedly dominated today’s popular media and while we here at the Werewolf Calendar embrace this vision with an open eager heart, this is not the Werewolf we wish to bring to you our audience. We wish to bring to you instead the inner animal, an animal that is not unlike the human, harboring the same emotions and sensibility that man has coveted as being alone in having for millenia on end. Here is the werewolf that is regal, or that is bedraggled from his trials of survival, or adorned in ceremonial garb to celebrate his being, or that is wandering alone in search of something, or surrounded by loving packmates, or is engaged in a teeth gnashing territorial dispute, or at last howling fiercely at the moon beneath which both man and wolf were born together.” Visit the Werewolf Calendar web site to find out more about the calendar project, preview the artwork, and order your copy.

image c. 2011 by Goldenwolf (from a previous calendar, not 2012)

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My sister is moving to an apartment from a house, and she can't take a lot of stuff with her, so today I raided her house. One of the things that I got from her was a collar. This made me really excited, because lately I've been wanting one. Unfortunately, I'm kind of nervous about wearing it in public, and I was wondering, what do the rest of you think about wearing collars in public?

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I am pleased to announce I found someone that makes some amazing suits and is friends with Rarakie (meaning the suit making is goooodd). The talented SparkyCom has some amazing things she does head over and look. She is also currently opened for commissions.

Sometimes matters of the heart can be as complex and unpredictable as the mechanics applied of astrophysics.

“Rekindle the Sun” by Mary E. Lowd

Read by Peter Katt

Music cues by Infinity Squared

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