November 2004
FC 2005 November Newsletter
Posted by Frysco on Thu 4 Nov 2004 - 23:011. Artshow panels going fast
2. Hotel Deadlines for Fursuit, Party Floors and Parlor Suites
3. Con book Submissions
4. Travel Assistance
5. Furry Market Place spaces deadline
6. Masquerade
7. Furry Variety Show - 'Furry Night Live!'
8. Events Announcements
9. Pre-registration deadline is coming up
10. FCTV
Dog saves woman's life by calling 911
Posted by bluehorizon on Thu 4 Nov 2004 - 23:02Leana Beasley has faith that a dog is man's best friend.
Faith, a 4-year-old Rottweiler, phoned 911 when Beasley fell out of her wheelchair and barked urgently into the receiver until a dispatcher sent help. Then the service dog unlocked the front door for the police officer.
"I sensed there was a problem on the other end of the 911 call," said dispatcher Jenny Buchanan. "The dog was too persistent in barking directly into the phone receiver. I knew she was trying to tell me something."
Christian Feeds Self to Lions
Posted by ink on Thu 4 Nov 2004 - 23:02Concerned over those damnable atheist kitties:
TAIPEI, Taiwan - A man leaped into a lion’s den at the Taipei Zoo on Wednesday to try to convert the king of beasts to Christianity, but was bitten in the leg for his efforts.
My buddy Puck notes that it wasn't even a Roman zoo. MSNBC has the full story, including photo.
Wolves Targeted For Aerial Hunting In Alaska
Posted by Trickster on Tue 9 Nov 2004 - 07:50Unlike wolves in the continental US, Alaska wolves are not protected by the Endangered Species Act. Some people hunt Alaska wolves solely to increase the number of prey species that can also be hunted, which helps tourism.
Alaska as a whole has voted twice to ban the mass-killing of wolves via aerial shooting, where hunters divebomb packs of wolves, chase them until they tire, and shoot them from the air. But last June the governor of Alaska signed a bill to allow it anyway. The practice is about to be expanded to cover a larger area, and may soon include bears as well.
You may visit this link to learn more about the degree to which politicians and hunters are playing god with the ecosystem of Alaska, and what can be done about it.
Trickster
Dog Saves Owner's Life By Dialing 911
Posted by Trickster on Tue 9 Nov 2004 - 07:50A dog named Faith saved her owner's life by speed-dialing 911 with her nose when her owner suffered a seizure. Faith is actually trained to use the phone to call for help.
Click here for the full story, from CNN.
Trickster
The FurNation Anthology Issue #6 is now available at FurPlanet!
Posted by SYSTEM on Tue 9 Nov 2004 - 07:51Up till now the only two distributors offering the FurNation Anthology Issue #6 were Rabbit Valley and United Publications. I decided this weekend after getting three emails in a row to go ahead and offer Issue #6 through FurPlanet.com also.
We have a stockpile ready to go and we are going to start offering same day shipping beginning this week.
Here is a direct link to the magazine:
http://furplanet.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=45
We also have several other great furry content creations on sale at FurPlanet. Please look around and see if something else catches your eye:
Sincerely,
Nexxus
Upcoming Comics for January 2005
Posted by Aureth on Sun 14 Nov 2004 - 15:16From Doodles and Treesong, this month's comics listings!
Last Chance to Register for Midwest FurFest 2004!
Posted by Duncan da Husky on Sun 14 Nov 2004 - 15:19This is your last chance to pre-register for Midwest FurFest 2004! Online registration closes at 11:59 PM on Sunday, November 13, 2004. Why have all the hassle of filling out forms when you can take care of it now and shorten your wait at Registration even more! Just point your web browser to:
http://www.furfest.org/
You'll find all the information you need about registering online and about Midwest FurFest there. PLUS: You can now pre-order a Midwest FurFest 2004 T-Shirt for either pick-up at the convention or home delivery! Check out our fantastic T-shirt artwork for this year, a joint work by Ursula Vernon, David Gilbert, and ScribbleFox.
See you in less than a week!
Southern Tales: Furry Weekend Atlanta November Newsletter
Posted by KiranLightpaw on Tue 16 Nov 2004 - 14:39SOUTHERN TAILS
The official newsletter of Furry Weekend Atlanta (February 11-13, 2005)
October 2004
In this issue...
1. Furry Weekend Atlanta Art Contest Deadline Extended
2. FWA Convention Book Seeking Submissions
3. Hotel Update
4. Dealer's Den Update
5. More Programming!
6. Programming Spotlight: Computer Graphics
7. Programming Spotlight: Kaze Ghost Warrior
8. Registration Notice!
9. Volunteers Needed!
Fauxpaw Publications Submissions Deadline
Posted by Anon on Wed 24 Nov 2004 - 11:08As the new year approaches, Fauxpaw Publications is preparing it's new issues, and the final deadline for submissions is fast approaching.
Fur Visions #33 will have a theme of 'Eqyptian Dieties' and will carry the Mature Audiences rating. Furry art and stories are still desired in ratings from G to very soft R.
Fur Plus #23, the ADULT fanzine of Furs with a Difference, is also searching for more art and stories. The theme of this fanzine is that of 'taurs and other less-common' fur folk (from dragons to hermaphrodites to crazy over-endowed squirrels, to combinations of all of the above). All ratings of material from G to XXX is welcome, with a preference for quaility adult material.
Final deadline for both publictions is December 1st, 2004!
Both of the above publications will be released at Further Confusion 2005 in January 2005.
For more detailed information and submission guidelines, head on over to the Fauxpaw Publications website at www.fauxpaw.com
Karl Maurer
Publisher/Editor-in-chief
Scientists Debate Blending of Human, Animal Forms
Posted by Trickster on Wed 24 Nov 2004 - 11:08Scientists debate whether or not we should turn animals into people. (Furries, on the other paw, think the time for debate is over.)
Click here for the full story, courtesy MSNBC.
Unfortunately, scientists are not yet debating whether we should turn people into animals. One step at a time, I suppose...
Trickster