Our friends at Davy, who were generous sponsors of our Andy Warhol show The Eternal Now, have been in touch to let us know about a new portrait award that they have set up for 2008. In association with Arts & Business, Davy is championing innovation and excellence in contemporary portrait painting in Ireland.

The Awards have a two-stage entry procedure; the first stage is a submission of images of artwork required by a deadline of 29 August 2008, and the second is a submission of shortlisted artwork to be received by 26 September 2008.  Davy Portrait Award winners will then be announced at a special ceremony in Belfast in November with first prize to be awarded €12,600/£10,000 second to receive €4,500/£3,500 and a High Commendation prize of €1,900/£1,500.

The work will be selected anonymously from an open submission by a judging panel comprising of Royal Hibernian Academy President Stephen McKenna, Royal Ulster Academy President Rita Duffy and international art critic and writer Gemma Tipton, and The Davy Portrait Awards will be supported by full colour catalogue of the selected pieces plus a website profiling the prize winners and showcasing a gallery of the exhibited works.

Closing Date for entries is August 29th and an entry form can be downloaded here

see the full press release here

Last week was a little hectic for us around the store, as we went through a major inventory process. We are sorry but the Journal fell of the back of the To Do list and our ears have been ringing ever since. But while we all we slaving at the store we were then subject to photos like some of these from Davy Wotton and some of his clients.

 Davy isn’t the only one with strong reports over the last 10 days, Clint Wilkinson, Marc Poulos and Kev Brandtonies have been filling us in on how good the fishing has been. For all the fears of high water fishing, dealing with the extra depth and weight our guides are starting to get it wired. The Journal also had a couple of his long time clients Bob and Tandy out wading Norfork on Saturday taking advantage of a morning of low water. And Monday we went back to Dry Run Creek for the first time in any months, and had a chance to eyeball some monster rainbows and some very nice browns.

Really it’s a great time to be on the water.

Wed 6/18/2008 9:42 PM: Fished 3 times at BSD and down to White hole. Overall fishing is great at BSD if you work with the cfs fluctuations, as this will do two things, get the fish moody and move them around some. You may have to play the waiting game at times till they turn back on, which they will.

Monday was a spectacular day. Many fine bows from 15 to 17 a good few from 17 to just under 20ins. Top fish was the 26 ins Brown caught by Ed Garner with a Brown dynamite worm size 14. This day as cfs flows reduced we fished sowbugs size 12  and nailed em, in fact during 1 hour 17 fish were caught.

It pays to ring the changes of color used for the dynamite worms, fish will wise up the same color at times, best colors being, red, tan, brown, some fish also with white and pink.

Today, more or less the same. Fish average from 14 to 18 Bows, again, red, and brown worms and sowbugs size 12 natural.

There has been some real good sulphur hatches from the lower section of BSD trophy zone as far down as White hole, may be lower also, all be it  l have not fished lower as water has been colored and dirty.

Pity we do not have lower water as we would see the fish get going during the hatch, just the odd few fish taking some

of the duns in the slower back water eddies.

Thu 6/19/2008 7:14 PM: Steve, to day at BSD was a killer day, here are some pics of fish they caught, and there were many like this in the 18 to 23 ins size.

Teresa was with me so she can tell you of the days events. BSD at its best. They landed 47 fish and hooked and lost 18 others. Not including missed takes. Killer flies were Dynamite worms in Red and Brown hot spot, Brown worm with a red hot spot, in fact this fly caught the majority of Browns and the larger Bows.

DW.

D, I cannot thank you enough for all that you do and say... you are by far, my favorite person to lay down next to at night. You hardly ever snore... and you always put up with me shaking you at any little snore and telling you to roll over. You are so patient with me. I am quite possibly one of the most exasperating people in the universe, and when I provoke you to no end... you usually patiently sit there and explain to me, "I will not talk when you are like this." Thank you for your wisdom in moments like that. And thank you for your gentleness with our precious babies. You are a mother and a father to them. You are loving, gentle, affectionate, reliable, present, creative, and encouraging with them. You show Ben how to do everything... I know he knows exactly how to use the power drill and how to powerwash the driveway... and how to cook... and clean. Summer knows the value of playing with you... and discovering every bug and animal that you can describe to her. You are D, quite possibly the most helpful person I know. You would do everything around the house if I let you. You would help any person or animal in need. I am constantly having to remind you that you cannot pick up stray animals. You would give any person, whether you knew them or not, the shirt off your back if they needed it. You would do it. Not many people would actually follow through in helping others... but you are selfless. I am 100% certain of what you would do if someone needed you... you would come through. I know that because you come through for me every single day. You are there, smiling, patient, and positive. I love that not many people know you the way I do. You do not feel the need to advertise yourself to others... I think you just assume that your actions will speak for themselves. They do. You are the truest friend someone can have, and even though you are sensitive to a fault,  you are always hoping the best of others and yourself. You are my best friend. And even though I beg you to stay up just a little later with me each night... you never make it. And that is ok, because I love to watch you sleep and to reflect on how lucky I am to be spending my life with my best friend, my husband.

The following is a quick history lesson on where Memorial Day comes from. I did not write this and it comes from the Cox and Forkum website. It is nicely done and I figured if it isn't broke don't fix it. If you see a Veteran, I suggest doing this any day not just the holiday, tell them thanks and buy them a cocktail. They earned it.   

The official birthplace of Memorial Day is Waterloo, New York. The village was credited with being the birthplace because it observed the day on May 5, 1866, and each year thereafter, and because it is likely that the friendship of General John Murray, a distinguished citizen of Waterloo, and General John A Logan, who led the call for the day to be observed each year and helped spread the event nationwide, was a key factor in its growth. General Logan had been impressed by the way the South honored their dead with a special day and decided the Union needed a similar day. Reportedly, Logan said that it was most fitting; that the ancients, especially the Greeks, had honored their dead, particularly their heroes, by chaplets of laurel and flowers, and that he intended to issue an order designating a day for decorating the grave of every soldier in the land, and if he could he would have made it a holiday. Logan had been the principal speaker in a citywide memorial observation on April 29, 1866, at a cemetery in Carbondale, Illinois, an event that likely gave him the idea to make it a national holiday. On May 5, 1868, in his capacity as commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, a veterans' organization, Logan issued a proclamation that "Decoration Day" be observed nationwide. It was observed for the first time on May 30 of the same year; the date was chosen because it was not the anniversary of a battle. The tombs of fallen Union soldiers were decorated in remembrance of this day.  The alternative name of "Memorial Day" was first used in 1882, but did not become more common until after World War II, and was not declared the official name by Federal law until 1967. On June 28, 1968, the United States Congress passed the Uniform Holidays Bill, which moved four holidays from their traditional dates to a specified Monday in order to create a convenient three-day weekend.

THIS WAS COURTESY OF THE COX AND FORKUM WEBSITE

 THE QUEEN HAS A GRUMP ON

 A British newspaper says the Canadian bride of the Queen's eldest grandson is being blamed for a controversial deal with celebrity magazine Hello! for exclusive photos of their wedding at Windsor Castle. Montrealer Autumn Kelly married Peter Phillips on Saturday at the castle's 15th-century St. George's Chapel in front of 300 guests. The deal is reported to be worth $1 million. That'll pay for one heck of a honeymoon. The British royal family and particulary Queen Elizabeth is up in arms about this as they weren't consulted on the deal. The wedding pics will include images of most of the royals, including the Queen, Princess Anne, Prince Charles, and Prince Harry and his girlfriend Chelsy Davy. Yep that about covers everyone the magazines would be interested in. The Brits are saying that images of their Queen doesn't belong in a gossip rag. Too late now. Hello, published over 60 pics of the wedding. The new Mrs. Phillips said she needed the money to pay for expenses since nobody else was willing to pick up the tab. I think she probably has more deals in the making. I'm sure a book deal, How I Managed to Marry into the Royal Family, could be in the works. Then there's the lecture circuit, 10 steps to courting the grandson of a queen. Then there's talk shows, websites, the list is endless. She could make an entire career out of this. Wow Canadians have their own member of the royal family now. Hey, guest appearances at hockey games singing "Oh Canada." 

OBAMA PARROT

This is an idea that was suggested by one of the Midnight Ramblings readers, Tom Vickers. He has a blog here on wordpress that's always worth a look at called TV's Weblog-The Great Nonsense of Life. He thought that Smokey, the Obama supporting talking Parrot would fit right in. I agreed. This is just too funny. The video is taken from a CNN report done by Jeannie Moos. She's quite clever and it's cool to have it on the site. Watch and enjoy.

TAX ON PORN?

California is in deep financial trouble. Who isn't? They have decided to get into the porn business so to speak. In an effort to get the state back on track a new concept in "sin" tax is being considered. Since most pornography is produced in southern California, state Assemblyman, Charles Calderon has proposed a 25% tax on all porn production and sale. Holy Ron Jeremy Batman! That's a heavy duty tax. That'll make your porn cost worse than the price of gas. Isn't this a sort of state sponsored pimping? If they're smart they'll just pack up and move somewhere else. It's not like they need studios, actors, or talent for these things. They ought to fit right in at Key West.

ROBBY KNIEVEL BEATS EVEL'S RECORD

"Hopefully I'll see you after the jump," Knievel told everyone just before he climbed the start ramp. With that, Robby took off and broke his dad, Evil Knievel's, record. He jumped 200 feet and 24 semi trucks with his motorcycle. The previous record was 115 ft. This just so rocks. He did the jump in the same place, King's Island in Mason Ohio, that his father had set the previous record. Robbie Knievel dedicated his stunt to his father, U.S. war veterans and those serving in the military. Look ma I can fly!

INSANITY IS COOL WHEN IT WORKS. LET'S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE:

INTRODUCCIÓN

El hotel Disney’s Davy Crocket Ranch de dos estrellas se encuentra a 15 minutos de los dos parques del resort (Disneyland Park & Walt Disney Studios) así como del Disney Village y el resto de hoteles. Es el único complejo hotelero del resort que no dispone de transporte gratuïto hasta el resort por lo que tendrás que disponer de un coche para llegar hasta los parques.

Su tematización recrea un bosque del norte de los Estados Unidos en plena naturaleza salvaje recordando al famoso aventurero “Davy Crocket”.

TU LLAVE

Por alojarte en los hoteles Disney, tienes tu tarjeta de Identidad que te da acceso gratuito a la Discoteca del Disney Village “Hurricanes”, parking gratuito en el hotel y parques, acceso a la piscina , así como poderla utilizar como tarjeta de pago en tiendas y restaurantes de los parques, donde al final, los cargos serán cargados a la factura del hotel.

LAS HABITACIONES

En el Disney’s Davy Crocket Ranch existe un total de 529 cabañas distribuidas en grupos por todo el bosque siendo el alojamiento un boungalow.

• Cabaña de 1 Dormitorio: Su capacidad puede llegar a albergar hasta un máximo de 6 personas, más un niño inferior a 3 años con cuna bajo petición. En la habitación podemos encontrar  una cama de matrimonio y literas (máximo 70kgs). También encontramos un cuarto de baño, un sofa- cama, teléfono, TV con satélite, rádio y un ventilador en el techo, así como una mini cocina con microondas, fogones, lavaplatos… y en el exterior de la cabaña mesa de pic-nic y barbacoa.  Su tamaño es de 22m cuadrados.  Todo ello en 36m cuadrados y de madera.
• Cabaña de 2 Dormitorios: Su capacidad puede llegar a albergar hasta un máximo de 6 personas, más un niño inferior a 3 años con cuna bajo petición. En la habitación principal encontramos una cama de matrimonio y en la otra habitación las literas (máximo 70kgs). El resto del boungalow se compone de un cuarto de baño, un sofa- cama, teléfono, TV con satélite, rádio y un ventilador en el techo, así como una mini cocina con microondas, fogones, lavaplatos… y en el exterior de la cabaña mesa de pic-nic y barbacoa.  Su tamaño es de 39m cuadrados.

RESTAURANTES & BARES

En el Hotel Cheyenne a parte de realizar el desayuno buffet continental, con mascotas, también puedes  cenar en el mismo en el siguiente restaurante:

• Crockett’s Tavern: Buffet de comida norte americana simulando una taberna. Algunas tardes se realizan conciertos de música country.  Aforo limitado de 160 plazas. En el restaurante  existe comida vegetaríana y menús infantiles.

Los horarios para la cena, durante los cuales recibirás las visitas de las mascotas son los siguientes:

• El desayuno se realiza de 07.30 a 11.00
• La cena de 18.00h a 22.30

Por lo que hace al desayuno, en el Davy Crocket Ranch en cada grupo de cabañas hay una casa donde se reparte el desayuno continental a base de leche, zumos, pan, pastas, mantequilla…

Asi mismo, el hotel dispone del bar llamado “Crockets Sallon” donde poder tomar aperitivos, cocktails… mientras escuchas en directo música country, ves algún acontecimiento deportivo, cantas en el karaoke… Su horario es de 17h a 00.00h de la madrugada.

OTRAS INSTALACIONES

• Cambio de moneda
• Encuentro con Personajes Disney
• Servicio de Tintorería (Servicio de Pago)
• Servicio de Habitaciones (Bajo Petición)
• Zona Infantil simulando un poblado indio
• Zona de Tiro Con Arco
• Paseos en Poni
• Piscina Interior y Exterior
• Parking gratuito
• Granja de Animales
• Sala de Videojuegos
• Paseos a caballo
• Quads
• Mini-golf
• Davy Crocket Adventure: Deportes de aventura en pleno bosque
• Deportes: Pista de Baloncesto, Ping-Pong, Futbol Sala, Tennis…
• Noches Temáticas

INFORMACIÓN EXTRA

• Check In: Habitación disponible a partir de las 15h
• Check Out: Habitación libre a partir de las 11h

A view of the glorious sky this april morn. Laying like this as often as possible is a therapeutic remedy of mine.

Picasso. For those of you who know this blessed creature...you know he is AMAZING. He is my favorite animal ever... and I am usually more of a dog person. My good friends know Casso and know that he is probably the coolest mammal to ever live... he ate a bird earlier this morning. Way to go, old man. He enjoyed every moment of this day with us. I will post about him more later... he deserves his own post.

The street. I love this street. I will probably grow older here (duh.) Here it is in all it's glory. Suburban Houston... a gift from God (seriously).

My radiant progeny (I mean elfin...) Here he is... we had all sorts of precious family moments today like wrestling, icees, sand in the diaper, and yes, of course, the sweet whisperings of "family secrets." (I will explain later...

Honestly, I struggle posting one elfin without a moment from the other. Here is the tiniest elfin... and can life get much better than this?

This is one afternoon moment that I feel expresses my satisfaction well... happy, industrious child, my feet up, and a nice cold beer. Oh yeah, and my amazing partner in the chair next to me. Love you,  d.

Happy Saturday, April, Life. Life is good. I know that sounds cliche... but it really is. Enjoy it. It isn't always going to be the same... but you can always find beauty in moments and pleasure in the small things.

Now our mate Zach Matthews has grabbed hold of Davy for an interview as part of his regular Podcasts feature on his Itinerant Angler website.

In Zach's words "Davy Wotton's road from his homeland of Wales to the rugged shores of Arkansas' White River has been long and winding. Along the way, he's fished with some of the best anglers in the world, in some of the best places in the world. He is unquestionably one of the most innovative anglers of his generation and a sage when it comes to the intricacies of the South's finest tailwater. "

 Listen to Davy “From Wales to the White River”. 

Davy Wotton's Custom Flies have proved a huge hit here in the store. Now here is a new DVD from our Welsh mate on tying his top 5 fly patterns; the Wotton Shad; Davy's Sculper; Wotton Bugger; Transparent Caddis Emerger; Black and Silver Spider. Buy It Here

Davy's been tying for 45 years, and before he relocated here to the White River in Arkansas, he built a name for his fly tying materials, particularly dubbing blends including SLF and Prism Dub. Now he guides over 200 days a year on the river. The Wotton's Top Ties DVD features 5 of his "Go To" patterns, developed and honed on our local waters. Indeed they are on the list of flies we will be introducing from Davy during the year.

The floating Wotton Shad is lethal during the Shad Kill, and here's hoping the current cold spell does the trick to bring on a good kill, and great fishing next month. The video is worth its $34.95 price tag for this fly alone. And don't just think of it as a trout fly, Davy's scored 25 other species on this pattern, and any fish that eats little fish will hammer this fly.

We have also admired the SLF Transparent Caddis Emerger for some time and we really want to give it a swim for the caddis emergences this spring.

Davy's was in the store Friday waving some samples of his Wotton Bugger under the Journal's nose. How he ever escaped the store with his collection intact is a mystery. If you love Buggers and Bugger fishing this is a great one to add to your Bugger Box.

Davy's of course the champion of traditional wet fly techniques in this country, (his DVD Wet Fly Ways is ever popular) so the DVD includes his Black and Silver Spider, a great pattern for midge emergences.

Davy's Sculper is a very cool "hook-up" sculpin pattern that is irresistable to big trout. Fish it anywhere sculpins abound. This fly is tied with a style variegated trimming yarn we are still trying to source for our webstore.

Since we received copies from Davy on Saturday we have put together a Materials List for all the flies (just we can't tell you how to find the Sculper material). What we don't have in stock, we have ordered and it should be available by the end of the week.

    If you have always heard about the big trout and miles of fishing on the White River in Arkansas, there is no better introduction than the White River with Davy Wotton DVD. Click the photo at left to watch a preview.

Invaluable for anyone planning on or fishing the White River, places to fish, the flies to use and much more.

Ce film, qui a été réalisé par Gore Verbinski en 2006, est le second d'une trilogie étant considérée comme l'une des meilleures de sa décennie. En effet, le film Pirates des Caraïbes : Le secret du coffre maudit, a remporté l'Oscar décerné au film contenant les meilleurs effets spéciaux, en plus de gagner 29 autres prix (Awards) et d'être nominé à 34 autres reprises.

            Ce film raconte l'histoire du Capitaine Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) et de son « équipage », qui parcourent les mers dans le but de trouver une clé spéciale. Celle-ci permet d'ouvrir le coffre maudit de Davy Jones (Bill Nighy), le maître des sept mers. En s'emparant de ce coffre, le Capitaine Sparrow pourrait tenter de contrôler Jones et ainsi échapper à sa dette. Puisque treize ans plus tôt, il avait parié son âme, soumises aux services de Jones pour l'éternité, en échange du contrôle de la fameuse Perle Noire. Le navire dont il a été expulsé lors du premier film de cette trilogie.

            Le fait que le film Pirates des Caraïbes : Le secret du coffre maudit a été une production à grand succès est surtout dû, selon moi, à son côté spectaculaire et à la structure de son scénario. Tout comme les deux autres films de cette trilogie, Le secret du coffre maudit est un film qui est à la fois divertissant et rempli d'action. Les nombreux combats navals, la quête sans cesse de Sparrow et la « réalité » des mouvements et des caractéristiques des personnages tels que Davy Jones (Pieuvre), rendent ce film très spectaculaire et permettent aux spectateurs de s'accrocher et de se laisser emporter plus facilement par l'histoire qui ne manque pas d'action. La qualité des effets spéciaux, sonores ou visuels, Le secret du coffre maudit est un film qui convient à presque toute la famille et qui permet de rire un peu. Que ce soit à cause des péripéties cocasses que confronte l'équipage du Capitaine Jack Sparrow ou de la maladresse de ce dernier.

            D'autre part, la structure de ce scénario est très efficace, bien qu'elle soit plutôt traditionnelle. Il y a une histoire d'amour impossible qui perdure pendant toute la trilogie, et le héro principal, Jack Sparrow, réussit toujours à trouver un moyen d'échapper à ses ennuis. Ce film démontre aussi une certaine victoire du « bien », soit l'équipage de Sparrow, le groupe auquel les spectateurs s'identifient, sur le « mal ». Le « mal » étant représenté par l'équipage maudit de Davy Jones, qui terrorise les sept mers.

De plus, les actions de plusieurs personnages s'entremêlent à un moment de cette histoire. Par exemple, lorsqu'ils découvrent le coffre maudit sur l'île, trois personnages sont confrontés les uns aux autres. C'est le cas de Jack Sparrow, qui veut le coffre dans le but d'échapper à sa dette envers Jones et du Commodore Norrington (Jack Davenport), qui veut le coffre pour pouvoir contrôler Jones et les sept mers, facilitant ainsi son commerce par la navigation. C'est aussi le cas de Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), qui veut s'emparer de ce coffre dans le but de pouvoir libérer l'âme de son père, qui est aux services de Jones.

Ce genre de « Triangle à la Mexicaine*** » est une technique d'écriture efficace, souvent présente dans les scénarios de Quentin Tarantino. Par exemple, c'est le cas du film Pulp Fiction, pendant la scène du braquage de restaurant, où Ringo et Yollanda menacent Jules pour avoir son portefeuille, et que Vincent arrive à son tour. C'est aussi le cas du film Reservoir Dogs, lors de la scène pendant laquelle le traitre avoue qu'il est un policier à ses partenaires.

***Informations tirées du livre:

MELLIER, Denis. Discours de tueurs : Fragmentation et perturbation dans Natural Born Killers d’Oliver Stone. In : MENEGALDO, Gilles. (1996). Crises de la représentation dans le cinéma américain. Poitiers (France), La licorne,  285 pages.

 

DAVY Wotton’s Super Midge’s have been an underground cult pattern on the White River for the last year

 Super Midges were whispered about, talked about and pontificated on but rarely seen. Well we are proud to have Davy Wotton’s Super Midge collection join our lineup of Mountain River Custom Flies, flies developed for the rivers by people who are on them day after day, week after week catching fish.

We also have a selection of Davy’s productive Sowbug and SowScud patterns to imitate the other two major food sources on the river. 

In this regard Davy is a great fit, as one of the hardest working, most innovative and deepest thinking guides on the river. That’s his reputation locally.

But Davy is truly a global fly fishing treasure. A fly fisher since the ‘60s Davy has done it all in the industry, fly tier, retailer, manufacturer but probably what most fly fishers outside Arkansas know Davy as the guru of dubbing.

 The Synthetic Living Fiber, or SLF dubbing, is one of Davy’s, so is Prism Dubbing and most of the range produced by Wapsi. Wapsi bought Davy’s dubbing business before he moved to Arkansas, at the instigation of another fly fishing treasure and good friend of the Shop Dave Whitlock. The flies are tied by Davy’s protégé, the irrepressible Teresa Van Winkle, who has learnt to fish and tie under the master himself, and his exacting eye. You have probably seen “T-Bird” at events like Conclave or Sowbug, tying superbly with incredibly long fingernails, part of her previous business. The Journal had to ask T-Bird yesterday and yep the nails are a shadow of their former selves as she devotes her time to reproducing Davy’s fly patterns.   We asked Davy for the most productive of the Super Midges, which are tied with Prism Dubbing hence their other name the Prism Midge. He turned up with 9 different midges, each in two sizes, 14 and 16. Each is distinctly Davy from the WhiteTails to the Marabou Bloodworm, to the Red and Gold. Even more traditional color schemes like Black and Silver, Black and Pearl have a Wotton twist

Dubbing blends in his SowScud and Sowbug patterns are so secret not even T-Bird knows what is in it. The SowScud has a very clever, two-tone segmentation; the Sowbugs have a very nice shellback and match the appearance of the local natural very well. These come in size 16 and 18 and are weighted.

As the Journal is going to bed the Faye our web guru is loading these into the Web Store. The link should be done by the time you receive this email. Otherwise keep checking back to the Davy Wotton Flies page. 

I also so want to help. And I would love you to help so that it ends up as WE HELP ROSE. Wouldn't you hope for a support and some sort of participation from others if that would be your child in Rose's place? I would. It doesn't necessarily need to be something big - £1 from one and each of you reading this post could end up in a round and very much appreciated, even more so needed sum of money that could very likely make a real difference to at least 4 people, that's the Willcocks family. If you can - participate: spread the word, donate...

As my participation I've got Davy, a sweet little mohair teddy. He stands at 12.5cm or 4.9inches tall and comes in a small wooden box along with some felt goodies: a tiny snail called Slow (Davy's best friend), a Christmas tree, a party hat and some yummy sugar coated doughnuts with a bottle of milk (teddies favourite comfort food ;) ) that fits in a handy basket. Davy can sit, move his little arms and legs + comes with a hand knitted hat and a scarf to keep him warm. There's one more item, not shown, that will come in the box - a little surprise!

Davy is up for an auction here. And he will go to the person who offers the highest bid by 11pm 22/11/2007. Use the comments bellow for your offers. All proceeds will go to the Rose fund.

Here he's, ready for a big mission with devoted friend Slow by his side:

ready to party:

ready to be your friend:

+ that handy basket:

All of it can be yours, or a present for somebody...

Thank you for taking your time, HUGE THANKS to those who want to help and good luck!

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Our little black friend (Woofy Black) has made it into his first music video. Check it out here.
Peter H