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contributors<br />
Stacy Keck<br />
Stacy Keck used to make friendship<br />
bracelets, play with snails and travel<br />
to faraway lands. She still does,<br />
but now with a camera in hand.<br />
Born and raised in Sacramento,<br />
Keck made <strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> home 11<br />
years ago when she came to study<br />
public relations at <strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> State<br />
University. The PR girl in her still<br />
loves hyping her favorite bands,<br />
artists and restaurants, but now she<br />
often preferes photographing her<br />
food rather to eating it.<br />
This self-taught, full-time photographer keeps busy “capturing<br />
awesome” around town. She regularly covers events for the Museum<br />
of Photographic Arts, as well as live music performances, nightlife and<br />
weddings. Follow her adventures on Twitter @stacymariesd.<br />
Christy<br />
Scannell<br />
Christy Scannell launched her<br />
writing and editing company, Celtic<br />
Media, several years ago. Though<br />
her background is in non-fiction and<br />
journalism, she was surprised and<br />
delighted in 2006 when Simon and<br />
Schuster published her three-novel<br />
series, Secrets from Lulu’s Café.<br />
Scannell and her husband, Rich,<br />
bought their 1937 Spanish fixer-upper in North Park eight years ago and have<br />
been on a remodeling kick ever since. Although she contributed this issue’s<br />
piece on man caves (Page 44) and shares Rich’s appreciation for sports, beer<br />
and off-color jokes, the two have yet to build their own “manctuary.”<br />
Dave Good<br />
Born in Texas and raised in Southern<br />
California, Dave Good is a former radio<br />
personality and TV host.<br />
These days, he’s a freelance journalist<br />
who’s written about everything from the<br />
cloning of pet dogs to nude scuba diving<br />
with an iPod. His stories about pop<br />
music and culture at large have appeared<br />
in Orange County Weekly, the <strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong><br />
Reader, Los Angeles Journal, Goldmine<br />
and online at signonsandiego.com and<br />
nbcsandiego.com.<br />
Good occasionally blogs about life and music at foggerdogger.com. He<br />
lusts after guitars but cannot actually play one.
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