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Author: GreenReaper

Ten years ago today, Aureth launched Flayrah.com, a service providing “news, commentary, reviews, interviews, and user interactivity.”

A lot has changed since then. Furry conventions have grown four-fold, both in size and number. A multitude of comics, artists and websites have come and gone. Many fans have left the community for good – and many more have joined us and made it their home.

But the need for a good source of furry news remains.

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NOTE:  This article was actually posted Saturday – Sorry for the delay.  HAPPY BIRTHDAY FLAYRAH From FNN

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Author: GreenReaper

Tracy Butler of Lackadaisy has posted a tutorial on depicting facial expressions.

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Author: GreenReaper

Anthrocon has announced both its 2011 charity and guests of honor.

Joining attendees will be Peter S. Beagle, author and screenplay writer of The Last Unicorn, and Andy Runton, creator of Owly.

The convention’s charity events will raise money for the ToonSeum, a cartoon art history museum just a block away from the convention.

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Author: Kakurady

Tateru Nino, a Second Life writer, puts forward an often overlooked force in the creation of furries, namely: mainstream culture.

See also WikiFur’s article on the history of the fandom, and contributor Cannon Fodder’s writeup about the fandom that happened before the fandom.

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Author: GreenReaper

Furry auction site FurBuy has resumed service after going offline for the best part of a day.

FurBuy went down around 9PM EST Wednesday, due to what site owner Jurann called a “massive DDoS attack that exploited a vulnerability in the DNS hosting”.

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Dress up: taking fur to a whole new level

Author: GreenReaper

The London Evening Standard, a free daily newspaper, has run a piece on animal costumers.

Included in the coverage are kigurumi wearers and makers, local furs Lupus and Jackal, and professional animal costumer Alex Kovas – better known as “Humanimal“. Mentioned in passing is local convention RBW and the regular LondonFur meets.

Like the recent Halifax article, the newspaper contacted furs beforehand; Lupus admitted to using the opportunity to “[give] them what we wanted to give them.”

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Author: GreenReaper

Further Confusion 2011 took place last weekend. Attendance was almost static at 2801, perhaps due to the continued weak state of the economy plus limited room; the Fairmont sold out by October. 477 participated in the fursuit parade, as verified by Flayrah in the dealers’ room.

$ 31,900 was raised by the sale of nearly 500 pieces, in an art auction consisting of almost 1000, while 113 dealers were present in the Den. The show suffered from poor lighting, but con leaders promised this would not be an issue in future years.

As for 2012, the big news is that FC intends to move to the San Jose Convention Center.

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Author: ringtailedfox

A pair of foxes are minor celebrities in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, after being found hanging out on the roof of a home. They didn’t seem to mind the curious visitors that came to see them, and even mated in front of them at one point.

Courtesy: CBCT-TV (CBC Charlottetown) and WDIV-TV (Local 4)

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Philadelphia Valentine burlesque show to feature ‘furries’
Author: GreenReaper

The topic of anthropomorphic animals is coming to the Walking Fish Theatre next month, as it puts on a ‘furry’ Valentine edition of Revival Burlesque. [broadwayworld.com]

When the heir to the Yummy Pussy cat toy company fortune is kidnapped, her stepmother, Mrs. La Prix, hires a Private Jane to solve the mystery. One P.I. Martel and her boy Friday go undercover and infiltrate the secret nightclub, “The Fur Pile”.

Explore the seedy underbelly of the world of …”furries”?!?

The noir burlesque play – described as “like Hitchcock, but Grace Kelly is dead and there is more nudity” – was written by Max Guerin and is guest-directed by Madi Distefano (interview).

The show plays Friday 11th (8 & 10PM), Saturday 12th (8 & 10PM) and Monday 14th (7 & 9PM) at 2509 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125. Tickets are $ 15 online, or $ 18 at the door.

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