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1. John Fletcher on December 16th, 2007

   You two have a Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year. Good Luck in whatever you decide to do.Love from JohnJillJenny

2. phil on April 25th, 2008

   Hey Im trying to learn how to use flash and wanted to know how you made that fort minor website. Especially how the pictures move with the mouse a little. Any help would be very appreciated.

3. Alex Rowland on May 8th, 2008

   Hey Alex,

   Love your stuff. Was wondering if you would be interested in doing some freelance work, or pointing me in the direction of someone who would be interested. Drop me a line when you get a minute.

   thanks,
   Alex

4. eric mcconkie on August 20th, 2008

   Hey Alex-
   i didn’t meet you the other night, but wanted to say thanks to you and the others for putting the San Flashcisco community together. It’s great to have a place where designers and developers who love Flash can meet and have beer. Anyway, this Monday was my first San Flashcisco, but certainly not my last. Really cool…Thanks
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5. Bill Nye on November 20th, 2008

   Hello Alex, on Thursday night there is a slightly overlapping event that may interest the Flash community. I will paste the guy’s email:

   ——– Original Message ——–
   Subject: [electronicmusic-152] Performance at Luggage Store
   Gallery Thursday Night 8pm
   Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 21:27:24
   From: peter nyboer
   To: electronicmusic-152@meetup.com

   I know there’s a meeting that sorta conflicts, but this event does
   start later than the meeting, so if you can get to 6th and Market by
   9:15 or so, you’d be able to catch my performance!

   I’m performing at the Luggage Store Gallery this Thursday night, as
   part of the “Music By the Eyeful” series. I’m premiering some new
   work in Visual -> Audio sound creations. It is certainly
   “experimental” in that I am working with knowns to created the
   unexpected.
   My newest creation combines the joys of music improv, mathematics
   lecturing, simple concepts of sound synthesis, and mid-(last)-century
   notions of electronic music scores. My instrument is a pen-and-
   paper, channeled through a computer.
   Show starts at 8pm, I play second, around 9pm

   Luggage Store Gallery
   http://www.luggagestoregallery.org
   1007 Market St. (@ 6th St)
   San Francisco, California USA
   $6-10 sliding scale

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