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SLC Arts Council AnnouncesNew Executive DirectorThe Board of Directors of the St. LawrenceCounty Arts Council has completed an extensivesearch and is pleased to announce that RebekahWilkins-Pepiton has been selected to fill the positionof Executive Director.Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton is a visual artist and artseducator living and working in Canton, New York.She holds an MEd in Art Education from the Universityof Idaho, and completed her BA in photographyat Wayland Baptist University. Beka movedto the North Country during the summer of 2012after serving with the U.S. Peace Corps and livingin Southwest China for two years. Before movingto China, Beka taught high school visual artin Colorado where she developed Pagosa Springs’Fine Arts Magnet Academy. She also worked asPublic Relations & Marketing Director for SquareTop Repertory Theatre, based in the Four CornersRegion.As an artist, Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton works in avariety of mediums: printmaking, photography,mixed media, and graphic design. Her woodcutprints will be a part of The Great BIG Smalls VIIIat Ottawa’s Cube gallery in December 2012. Herwork has been shown in galleries throughout theU.S. Beka’s photography and mixed media workshave appeared in journals and anthologies such asthe Rio Grande Review and Ruminate Magazine,as well as on a variety of book jackets. Her bookBroken Cycles, a conversation between her photographyand the poetry of Damon Falke, was publishedby Shechem Press in 2007. She also producedthe relief prints for Shechem Press’ 2008and 2012 Artist Broadsides alongside poems byJoshua Mehigan, Saara Raappana, Kevin Meaux,and Damon Falke. To see examples of her workplease visit her website www.bekawp.com. Bekaalso enjoys good food, traveling with her husband,Charlie, and going on long hikes with their dogs.Ms. Wilkins-Pepiton will begin working at theSLC Arts Council during the month of December,and will officially take the role of Executive Directorin January 2013. To learn more about upcomingexhibits, events, and classes at the SLC ArtsCouncil visit their website: www.slcartscouncil.org, or visit their gift shop and gallery at 51 MarketStreet in Potsdam, NY.Rebekah Wilkins-Pepiton of Canton, NYClasses Help Artists Market ProductsHilary Emerson Lay of Canton, NY is teachingthree professional development classes at the St.Lawrence County Arts Council for artists. This seriesof workshops about marketing and selling artworkare designed for artists looking to increasetheir sales and web presence.In “Etsy 101” on Tuesday, January 29th from6:00-8:00 pm, Hilary will review the basics of Etsy,the popular e-commerce website. She’ll guidestudents through setting up a successful shop,making a treasury, photographing work, shipping,coming up faster on searches, and much more.On Tuesday, February 5th from 6:00-8:00pm,Hilary will help artists strengthen their web presencewith websites, blogs, Facebook, Twitter,Pinterest, and Flickr in “Social Media Marketingfor Artists.” She’ll also address how to make webTiny Hillside Town - mixed media collage- by Hilary Emerson Laymarketing manageable for busy schedules.In “Thinking Outside the Gallery Walls” onTuesday, February 12th from 6:00-8:00pm, Hilarywill discuss alternative ways to display andsell artwork including cafes, craft fairs, local businesses,and home-based galleries.Each class is $20; students who register forall three classes in this series (Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb12) will pay only $50 for all three. All classes willmeet in room 229 at Downtown Snell Hall, 41 ElmStreet, Potsdam. Please call the SLC Arts Councilat 315-265-6860 or visit www.slcartscouncil.orgto register and pre-pay for any of these classes.To learn more about Hilary and see examples ofher mixed media collages, paintings, and sockpuppets, visit her website at .Eli’s party hat - mixed media collage -by Hilary Emerson LayGreat People. Great Products. Great Prices.Great People. Great Products. 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LPCA PSA: Winter Calendar Of Eventsrevival of one of the composer’s final masterpieces.percussion instruments comprised of musicHarry Bicket conducts. Tickets are $18 / educators and other outstanding community$16 LPCA members / $12 students 18 & under. musicians from around the North Country.Mini Series 6-packs $96 / $90 LPCA members Tickets are $10 and students are free./ $60 students. For more information call 518-523-2512 or go to www.lakeplacidarts.org. January 27 Banff Film Festival – The LakeJanuary 5 The Met: Live in HD Series: LesTroyens– Lake Placid Center for the Arts presentsLes Troyens by Berlioz on Saturday, January5 at 12 noon. This program is sponsoredby Caroline M. Welsh. A rare opportunity towitness Berlioz’s vast epic, last performed atthe Met in 2003. Deborah Voigt, Susan Graham,Marcello Giordani, and Dwayne Croft leadthe starry cast, portraying characters from theTrojan War. Met Principal Conductor Fabio Luisimarshals the large-scale musical forces. (Runningtime approx 5hrs 41mins) Tickets are $18/ $16 LPCA members / $12 students 18 & under.Mini Series 6-packs $96 / $90 LPCA members/ $60 students. For more information call518-523-2512 or go to www.lakeplacidarts.org.Jan 2-5 LPCA Adirondack Juried Art Show- Call for Entries – Artist Drop-off for the Black& White Juried Art Show will be January 2, 3,4 and 5 from 1-5pm at the Lake Placid Centerfor the Arts. Artists of all media are invitedto enter up to two pieces for this juried show.There is an entry fee. The Black & White: Showcaseof Regional Artists will be on exhibit fromJanuary 11 to February 17. For more informationcontact the LPCA at 518-523-2512. Artistprospectuses are also available online at www.LakePlacidArts.org.Jan 11 Gallery Opening: Black & WhiteJuried Show – The Lake Placid Center for theArts invites the public to an opening receptionfor their new exhibit, Black & White Juried ArtShow: A Showcase of Regional Artists, as wellas a public introduction to the LPCA’s NewExecutive Director James Lemons. The openingwill take place on Friday, January 11 from5-7pm. The Show will be on exhibit in the Galleryfrom January 11 to February 17. Galleryhours will be Tuesday – Saturday 1-5pm andadmission is free. For more information contactthe LPCA at 518-523-2512 or visit online atwww.LakePlacidArts.orgJan 11 An Evening of Cabaret – Join the LakePlacid Center for the Arts as they host An Eveningof Cabaret with Matt Sorensen and KenneyM. Green on Friday, January 11 at 8pm. Enjoy arelaxed evening of some of your favorite Broadwayshow tunes, classic jazz standards, popularoldies and more. From Rogers & Hart, Gershwinand Sondheim to George Benson, Elton Johnand Josh Groban, there’s something for thewhole family to enjoy. Tickets are $15. For moreinformation call the LPCA at 518-523-2512 orvisit online at www.LakePlacidArts.org .January 12 The Met: Live in HD Series Encore:La Clemenza Di Tito– Lake Placid Centerfor the Arts presents an Encore Screening of LaClemenza Di Tito by Mozart on Sunday, January12 at 1pm. This program is sponsored byLynne G. Detmer. The virtuosic Elina Garancasings Sesto in Mozart’s drama set in ancientRome. Giuseppe Filianoti is the noble Tito andBarbara Frittoli is Vitellia, in this handsomeJan 18 LPCA Film Series: Sleepwalk With Me -The Lake Placid Center for the Arts Film Series continueswith Sleepwalk With Me on Friday, January18 at 7:30pm. Winner of a 2012 Audience Award atSundance, comedian Mike Birbiglia wrote, directedand stars in this sincere and hilarious film, basedon his off-Broadway show and bestselling book.It’s also the first movie co-written by Ira Glass andco-produced by “This American Life.” The story:when an aspiring stand-up fails to express his truefeelings about his girlfriend and his stalled career,his anxiety comes out in increasingly funny anddangerous sleepwalking incidents. (US, 2012, 90mins, PG-13, Dir. Mike Birbiglia, Seth Barrish)January 19 The Met: Live in HD Series: MariaStuarda– Lake Placid Center for the Arts presentsMaria Stuarda by Donizetti on Saturday,January 19 at 1pm. This program is sponsoredby Lynne G. Detmer. A rare opportunity to witnessBerlioz’s vast epic, last performed at theMet in 2003. Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato,one of the world’s most exciting singers, takeson the virtuosic bel canto role of the doomedMary, Queen of Scots. Director David McVicarturns to the second opera of Donizetti’s Tudortrilogy, which explores regal characters at fatefulmoments of their lives. Elza van den Heeversings Elizabeth I, and Maurizio Benini conducts.(Running time approx 3hrs 15mins) Ticketsare $18 / $16 LPCA members / $12 students 18& under. For more information call 518-523-2512 or go to www.lakeplacidarts.org.January 25 Theatre On Screen: Barrymore.The Lake Placid Center for the Arts offers theaward-winning film Barrymore followed by aspecial ‘Making Of’ Documentary on Friday,January 25 at 7:30pm. Set in 1942, and starringAcademy-Award Winner Christopher Plummer,Barrymore follows acclaimed American actorJohn Barrymore, a member of one of Hollywood’smost well-known multi-generationaltheatrical dynasties. No longer a leading boxoffice star, the film finds Barrymore reckoningwith the ravages of his life of excess. He hasrented a grand, old theatre to rehearse for abacker’s audition to raise money for a revivalof his 1920 Broadway triumph in Richard III. Itleads him to look back on the highs and lows ofhis stunning career and remarkable life. Ticketsare $16 for adults, $14 LPCA members, and$10 students 18 and under. For more informationcall 518-523-2512.January 26 Adirondack Wind EnsembleConcert – The Adirondack Wind Ensembleconcert will be held on Saturday, January 26 at4pm at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts. AWEis a professional musical ensemble of wind andPlacid Center for the Arts will host the BanffMountain Film on Sunday, January 27 at 7pm.Buy your tickets early; this festival has sold-outfor the last several years. Ignite your passion foradventure, action and travel! Films in this year’sworld tour are sure to captivate and amaze theexplorer within you Tickets are $19 in advance,and $22 at the door if available. For more informationcontact the LPCA at 518-523-2512.February 1 Children’s Theatre: Long Live – TheLake Placid Center for the Arts will host an originalplay written and directed by Joan O’Leary. LongLive will be performed on Friday, February 1 at7pm and Saturday, February 2 at 4pm. Featuringa versatile cast of characters brought to life by localkids! With choreography by Christina Stanton.Donations accepted at the door.February 2 Children’s Theatre: Long Live –The Lake Placid Center for the Arts will hostan original play written and directed by JoanO’Leary. Long Live will be performed on Sunday,February 5 at 3pm. Featuring a versatilecast of characters brought to life by local kids!With choreography by Christina Stanton. Donationsaccepted at the door.February 15 Professional Theatre: The CompleteWorld Of Sports (abridged) – PendragonTheatre takes over the Lake Placid Center forthe Arts stage with the slam-dunk comedy, TheComplete World Of Sports (abridged) opening onFriday, February 15 at 7:30pm In this mercilessbut affectionate satire, 3 of our favorite area actorsset their comic sites on the lunacy of sports.The result is a tour-de-farce of vaudevillian physicalcomedy that will delight every non-sportsfan in the family. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14seniors and students. Additional performances:February 16, 17, 22, 23 at 7:30pm; February 14there is a special LPCA & Pendragon MembersOnly Preview. NCPR is the Media Sponsor forthis program. For more information call the LakePlacid Center for the Arts at 518-523-2512 orvisit online www.LakePlacidArts.org.February 16 Professional Theatre: The CompleteWorld Of Sports (abridged) – PendragonTheatre takes over the Lake Placid Center forthe Arts stage with the slam-dunk comedy, TheComplete World Of Sports (abridged) openingon Saturday, February 16 at 7:30pm In thismerciless but affectionate satire, 3 of our favoritearea actors set their comic sites on thelunacy of sports. The result is a tour-de-farceof vaudevillian physical comedy that will delightevery non-sports fan in the family. Tickets are$16 for adults, $14 seniors and students. Additionalperformances: February 17, 22, 23 at7:30pm; February 14 there is a special LPCA& Pendragon Members Only Preview. NCPR isthe Media Sponsor for this program. For moreinformation call the Lake Placid Center for theArts at 518-523-2512 or visit online www.Lake-PlacidArts.org.February 17 Professional Theatre: The CompleteWorld Of Sports (abridged) – PendragonTheatre takes over the Lake Placid Center forthe Arts stage with the slam-dunk comedy, TheComplete World Of Sports (abridged) openingon Sunday, February 17 at 7:30pm In this mercilessbut affectionate satire, 3 of our favoritearea actors set their comic sites on the lunacyof sports. The result is a tour-de-farce of vaudevillianphysical comedy that will delight everynon-sports fan in the family. Tickets are $16 foradults, $14 seniors and students. Additional performances:February 22, 23 at 7:30pm; February14 there is a special LPCA & Pendragon MembersOnly Preview. NCPR is the Media Sponsorfor this program. For more information call theLake Placid Center for the Arts at 518-523-2512or visit online www.LakePlacidArts.org.February 22 Gallery Opening Reception: HighSchool Juried Art Show – The Lake Placid Centerfor the Arts will host the Regional High SchoolJuried Art Show from February 22 to March 8.The public is invited to an opening reception andawards presentation on Friday, February 22 from4-6pm. Winter gallery hours are Tuesday toThursday from 1-5pm, and Friday from 1-9pm.For more information contact the LPCA at 518-523-2512 or visit online www.LakePlacidArts.org.February 22 Professional Theatre: The CompleteWorld Of Sports (abridged) – PendragonTheatre takes over the Lake Placid Center for theArts stage with the slam-dunk comedy, The CompleteWorld Of Sports (abridged) opening on Friday,February 22 at 7:30pm In this merciless butaffectionate satire, 3 of our favorite area actorsset their comic sites on the lunacy of sports. Theresult is a tour-de-farce of vaudevillian physicalcomedy that will delight every non-sports fan inthe family. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 seniorsand students. Additional performance on February23 at 7:30pm. NCPR is the Media Sponsor forthis program. For more information call the LakePlacid Center for the Arts at 518-523-2512 or visitonline www.LakePlacidArts.org.February 23 The Met: Live in HD Series: Verdi’sRigoletto – Lake Placid Center for the Arts presentsa live screening of Verdi’s Rigoletto on Saturday,February 23 at 1pm. Director Michael Mayerhas placed his new production of Verdi’s toweringtragedy in Las Vegas in 1960. In this production,inspired by the antics of the Rat Pack, Piotr Beczalais the womanizing Duke of Mantua, Zeljko Lucicis his tragic sidekick, Rigoletto, and Diana Damrauis Rigoletto’s daughter, Gilda. (approx 3hrs,15mins) Tickets are $18 general admission, $16LPCA members, and $12 students 18 and under.For more information call 518-523-2512 or visitonline www.LakePlacidArts.org4Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine / January 2013Events, Music & Entertainment Magazine for NNY & Surrounding Areas

ART, PERFORMING ARTS &LITERATURE DIRECTORY- adirondacks -Adirondack Artists’ Guild52 Main St., Saranac Lake, NYGenre: Fine Art GalleryContact/Web: 518-891-2615www.adirondackartistsguild.comBio: Celebrating fine art in the Adirondacks since1997, the Adirondack Artists’ Guild is a cooperativeretail art gallery with 14 members. Newmonthly exhibits in addition to displays of memberswork. All 14 members are award-winningartists that live and work in the tri-lakes region.Ceramics, oil, watercolor & acrylic painting, photography,pastels, drawing, mixed media, digitalmedia and fiber art are all represented. Galleryhours are Monday through Saturday from 10 until5, with extended hours until 7 on Thursday andFriday in the summer, and from 12-3 on Sundays.----------------------------------------------------------Hildreth, Sandra:Adirondack Landscapes & MandalasGenre: Fine ArtContact/Web: 518-891-1388www.SandraHildreth.comBio: Oil and watercolor paintings of the Adirondackwilderness, “plein air” and studio works. Uniquelandscape mandala paintings based on TibetanBuddhist mandalas. Commissions welcomed.Studio in Saranac Lake open by appointment only.----------------------------------------------------------Lake Placid CENTER FOR THE ARTSGenre: Performing Arts CenterContact/Web: (518) 523-2512www.lakeplacidarts.org/----------------------------------------------------------Pendragon Theater Saranac Lake, NYGenre: Performing ArtsContact/Web: (518) 891-1854http://www.pendragontheatre.org/Bio: Pendragon Theatre is an ensemble of artists,based in the Adirondacks, dedicated to preservingthe vitality and enhancing the quality of professionaltheatre through year round performanceand education programs.----------------------------------------------------------- Upstate NY -7’s CERAMICS RedwoodGenre: CeramicsContact/Web: 315-222-6180, ljevans@live.com----------------------------------------------------------AKWESASNE MUSEUMGenre: Fine Arts, Traditional ArtsContact/Web: 518-358-2461,www.akwesasneculturalcenter.orgBio: Located at 321 State Rte 37 in Akwesasne,the museum is downstairs from the library, withits own ground-level entrance behind the culturalcenter building. There are interactive exhibits toview and engage with, including sample songsfrom the ancient to the contemporary. We alsohave a great little museum shop with Mohawkmadebaskets and other items for sale.----------------------------------------------------------THE ART ATTIC / DANCY NOBLEGenre: Art Studio / Custom Frame ShopContact/Web: 315-347-3443Bio: Established for 15yrs in DeKalb Junction----------------------------------------------------------Bickford, WilsonGenre: Fine Art/Art InstructionContact/Web: Phone: (315) 287-4514www.wilsonbickford.comBio: Mr. Bickford is an award-winning artistand published author (“Wildlife Landscapes YOUCan Paint” - NorthLight Books) He teaches fineart classes in Oils, Acrylics and Watercolors forALL skill levels. Private group sessions are alsoavailable. Please refer to his website for on-goingmonthly class schedules.----------------------------------------------------------Clayton Opera HouseGenre: Performing Arts CenterContact/Web: 315-686-2200http://www.claytonoperahouse.com/Bio: The newly renovated Clayton Opera House isnow open year-round for performances and privateor public functions. Built in 1903, this historiclandmark has served the 1000 Islands in manyroles for more then a century. The three storystructure houses the Town offices on the lowerlevel, a balconied performance hall with prosceniumstage on floors one and two, and a ballroomand meeting rooms on the top floor.----------------------------------------------------------CPS - Community Performance SeriesGenre: TheatreContact/Web: Phone: 315-267-2277www.cpspotsdam.org/Bio: Presenting Excellence in the Performing Artsat SUNY Potsdam----------------------------------------------------------Edwards Opera HouseGenre: Performing Arts CenterContact/Web: 315-562-8213http://www.edwardsartscouncil.org/----------------------------------------------------------FREDERIC REMINGTON ART MUSEUMGenre: Art MuseumContact/Web: Phone: (315) 393-2425www.fredericremington.orgBio: The mission of the Frederic Remington ArtMuseum is to collect, exhibit, preserve and interpretthe art and archives of Frederic Remington.We foster an appreciation for and understandingof the artist by educating our audience in the visualarts, providing a context for Remington’s artand times, and offering hands-on opportunities toindividuals of all age groups.----------------------------------------------------------GIBSON GALLERYPotsdamGenre: Art Gallery at SUNY PotsdamContact/Web: (315) 267-2000http://www.potsdam.edu/gibson/----------------------------------------------------------GOLDENAIRES BARBERSHOP CHORUSGenre: ChorusContact/Web: 315-386-2802Bio: Men of all ages who like to sing, join us everyMonday night for a few hours of fun.----------------------------------------------------------KELLER COUNTRY NorwoodGenre: QuiltingContact/Web: 315-353-2910,E-mai to kimquilts@twcny.rr.comBio: Handmade Decorative Quilts and Miniatures----------------------------------------------------------THE LITTLE THEATRE OF WATERTOWNGenre: TheatreContact/Web: 315-782-6218Bio: One of the oldest theater groups in the state.Auditions are open to all.----------------------------------------------------------NORTHERN BLEND CHORUSLadies A Cappella Chorus of Harmony, Inc.Genre: 4-Part A Cappella SingingContact/Web: (315) 788-5967www.northernblendchorus.homestead.comBio: Performs for organizations throughout theyear plus an annual A Cappella Show “SINGFLING” every year in October at the Dulles StateOffice Building.Interested women welcomed to all rehearsals at7:00 on Monday evenings at All Souls UnitarianUniversalist Church, 1330 Gotham Street, Watertown.----------------------------------------------------------OCP - Ogdensburg Command PerformancesGenre: TheatreContact/Web: Phone: (315) 393-2625www.ilovetheatre.org/Bio: Presenting the Finest Professional Performancesfor 45 years...----------------------------------------------------------ONNY - Orchestra of Northern New YorkGenre: Professional Symphony OrchestraContact/Web: Phone: 315-267-3251www.orchestraofnorthernnewyork.orgBio: The Orchestra of Northern New York, is theonly professional symphony orchestra based inthe North Country.----------------------------------------------------------ORIGINAL YANKS DRUM & BUGLE CORPS.Genre: Drum & Bugle Band Oxbow, NYContact/Web: Phone: 315-788-5228www.originalyanks.com/----------------------------------------------------------Perception Photographyby Hope Marshall Evans Mills, NYGenre: Portrait Photography, Artistic Images,Freelance Promotion, Freelance Writing,GreetingCards, Post Cards, PoetryContact/Web: (315)286-2065www.perceptionphotography.bizBio: My vision starts with a God given talent to gobeyond the veil of daily life and see the undercurrent.I search for signs of ancient life still living andwaiting to be rediscovered. I hope to preserve thememory of human life with portraiture, the dreamsof the past with my artistic images of historicalbuildings and properties and promote fellow entrepreneurswith my freelance promotion work. Iam a published writer and enjoy adding my specialtouch to Greeting Cards with my poetry.----------------------------------------------------------QUENVILLE, BEVERLY Malone, NYGenre: Watercolor & Oil PaintingsATTENTION:ARTISTS, WRITERS, PERFORMERS, ect.Send your: Name/Business, Genre and LocationContact Information, and a Short Bio to:fourthcoast@twcny.rr.comContact/Web: 518-483-9411Bio: Art has always been a big part of BeverlyQuenville’s life. Growing up in Malone, NY, she tookevery art class that Franklin Academy had to offer.She then majored in Art Education at Buffalo StateCollege and returned to teach in the Malone CentralSchool District for the next 33 years. Beverly hasmany fond memories of her students and the artprojects they worked on during those years. Thebest part of teaching was the fact that she learnedas much from her students as they did from her.----------------------------------------------------------RICHARD F. BRUSH ART GALLERYGenre: Art Gallery at St. Lawrence UniversityContact/Web: :(315) 229-5174http://www.stlawu.edu/gallery/----------------------------------------------------------Scriminger, Kourtnee D. / Rayne StormGenre: Author of Children’s / New Age SpirtualityContact/Web: (P) 315-379-9543(W) www.theMagickalCauldron.comBio: Currently working on releasing my first ‘NewAge Children’s Workbook’ through Schiffer Publishing.Full of Stories, Learning Activities, Craftsand Projects. Available Late 2011/Early 2012.----------------------------------------------------------SLAP - St. Lawrence Area PoetsGenre: PoetryContact/Web: www.slapoets.orgJohn Berbrich at ataraxia1114@aim.comBio: Local poets loosely organized for mutual support& the occasional critique of poems. Meetingsheld monthly at various sites in the Canton-Potsdam area. Also open-mike poetry readingsarranged every month or two at various venues.SLAP has been going strong since April 2007. Alwayslooking for new members.----------------------------------------------------------TOWNE, PAULAGouverneur, NYGenre: Oil Paintings & Woodburning Art Work,Art Gallery, Studio & Printing ShopContact/Web: 315-287-0892----------------------------------------------------------TAUNYCanton, NYGenre: Gallery & FolkstoreContact/Web: (315) 386-4289http://www.tauny.org/Bio: Celebrating the customs and creativity of EverydayLife in Northern NY.----------------------------------------------------------Utter, JudithGenre: Botanical Artist, Studio/GalleryContact/web: 315-386-3517judithutter@gmail.com www.judithutter.comBio: I specialize in watercolors of a Botanical nature,combining art and science. I sell works onpaper and canvas, also prints and luxurious,unique silk scarves. My art is a detailed interpretationof the beauty I see in the natural world.----------------------------------------------------------VICKERY, BILLIJOGenre: Oils, Acrylic and WatercolorContact: 315.261.4498, billijo_vickery@yahoo.caBio: Born in Santa Rosa, California but currentlylives and works in Potsdam, NY. Focus inlandscapes and the personal interpretation of thehuman spirit through her own visual analysis.----------------------------------------------------------WARREN, TINAGenre: Painter - sawblades, canvas boards, canvas,and anything made of woodContact/Web: 315-250-2026coming soon... tinasworldofcolor.comBio: I take my art from nature I love the beautyof the north country and paint my interpretationof it. I’m very rustic and country at heart and it‘sreflected into my artwork.Looking to Advertise? 315 - 854-3119 / www.4thCoastEnt.com January 2013 / Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine 5

Published by Fourth Coast EntertainmentAddress: 520 Old Route 11 Canton, NY 13617 Phone: (315) 854-3119E-Mail: fourthcoast@twcny.rr.com Website: www.FourthCoastEntertainmentMagazine.comPublisher/Editor/Advertising/Distribution/Marketing: Michael R. ScrimingerLayout/Graphic Design: Bill KelleyCopyright 2012...Any and all text, graphics, drawings, designs, layouts, and photos contained in theFourth Coast Entertainment Magazine can not be reproduced without written permission or consent of theFCE Editor’s. If you would like to contribute anything to a Fourth Coast Magazine, please see the aboveinformation for mailing or e-mailing.Publishing Deadline...by the 20th of every month, call us to confirm deadline date. FCEM reservesthe right to decline or refuse any advertising, editorials, incoming information, graphics, images or photos.We do not accept and will not print ads, articles or information submitted with content that is negative,contains slander or any other offensive material. 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Thanks!POETRYATTENTION: Due to submissions of snail mail scratch & scribble Poetry, as of Aug. 1, 2010,I am no longer accepting Poetry submissions unless they come in as E-mail text.I am very sorry for the restriction & any Inconveniences this may cause.Knowledge generates along a literary pathIts travelers achieve it with enchanted awarenessReading systems with massWhere a new beginning is conceivableTechnology to try to communicateRadiated expressionsNature’s information put in an uplifting state,A new read is a new beginningTo gaze upon a worded fairHey, manIt’s time to put upOr shut upYou’ve done a lot of talkingLet’s see some actionHey, dudeIt’s time to produceNo one holding your handNo one gives a damnIf you don’tRemember the childrenTheir energy will never die“A Novum Principio”By James Oliver RyanHey YouBY John BerbrichEnergies along a lighted pathParticles or waves occurEnlightenment that catches ones eyesChanging when observedSparks of numinousity that flare,We are on our way to a New Year of imaginationTo read literary sensationsTo make our world a new beginning a modern reincarnation.Hey, palThe sun is startingThat long slope to nightYou’ve got to get it doneBefore you lose the lightHey, youIt’s not a fightI think it’s an adventureAn exploration way outAnd deep, deep, deep.“Remember the Children”By James Oliver RyanMemories of their playfulnessThese are rememberances to prize.Open Call Exhibit At SLC Arts CouncilThis untitled painting by Sharon H.J.Cheng will be one of the works featured in anew exhibit at the SLC Arts Council.POTSDAM – The St. Lawrence CountyArts Council is seeking artists for a new exhibittitled “New Work for a New Year.” Artistsacross Northern New York are invited tosubmit work in any media which they haveproduced within the past year.Artists should deliver artwork betweenJanuary 22 and January 26, 2013 to the SLCArts Council gallery at 51 Market Street,Potsdam. Items will be selected to createan exciting show and fit the space available.A gallery fee of $5 per piece is required tohelp support the exhibit. This exhibit willopen with a reception on February 2 from4:00-6:00pm and run through March 16,2013. For more information, contact theSLC Arts Council at 315-265-6860 or www.slcartscouncil.org.Open Auditions!Community Theatre Players Presents: EvitaLake Placid –The Community Theatre Playersare excited to announce open auditions for theirspring musical! This May, CTP will be presentingEvita at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts. Themusic was written by Andrew Lloyd Weber withbook and lyrics by Tim Rice. Bonnie B. Breweris directing the production, with music directionby Phill Greenland and choreography by TerpsieToon. This audition is open to the public.Auditions will be held on Sunday Jan 13th atthe Lake Placid Center for the Arts from 5 to 9 PM.If you can’t attend, you may audition by appointmentby emailing communitytheatreplayers@gmail.com.Please be aware that Evita is a pop-opera, andis entirely sung. There is no spoken dialogue. Forauditions, you will sing with piano, and the keysare identical to the Original Broadway Cast recording.Those that would like to be considered for featureddance roles should be prepared and dressedto dance with our choreographer Terpsie.Performances dates are May 17, 18, 24 and25 at 8:00PM and May 26 at 2:00PM. Interestedparties must be available for every performance aswell as all technical rehearsals. Please bring yourpersonal calendar to the audition and be preparedto give schedule conflicts.The role of EVA PERON has been cast.Available Roles: JUAN PERON (40s/50s, Legithigh baritone to G) for auditions, please sing the“Charity Concert” verse (“Tonight I’m proud to bethe people’s spokesman...”)CHE (20s/30s, Legit/Pop high tenor to G) forauditions, please sing one verse of “High FlyingAdored.”THE MISTRESS (Teens/Twenties, Legit/Popsoprano to D, plus doubling ensemble) for auditions,please sing one verse of “Another Suitcasein Another Hall.”AUGUSTIN MAGALDI (40s/50s, Legit CharacterTenor to G, plus doubling ensemble) for auditions,please sing one verse of “On This Night of aThousand Stars.”ENSEMBLE (15 to 60, eight strong singersplaying Eva’s family, Descamisados, The Military,The Aristocracy, Cabinet Members) For auditions,please sing one verse of “A New Argentina.” Allensemble roles have featured character solos.TANGO TEAM (Any age, two experienced dancers)First and foremost, strong dancers with theability to work as a duet dance team. In these twoheavily featured dance roles, strong singing is notabsolutely required, but it is a plus.There is an optional pre-audition workshop beingheld on Saturday, January 5th from 5 to 8PMat the Lake Placid Center for the Arts. In the firstpart of the workshop, Phill will talk about basicaudition technique, tips and vocal fixes, and howto prepare an audition piece. In part two of theworkshop, Phill will help attendees choose andprepare an audition song for CTP’s production ofEvita. This workshop is for adult performers only,no children need attend. The fee for this workshopis a $5 donation to CTP.For More information, email communitytheatreplayers@gmail.com.Visit Us Online At4thcoastent.COM6Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine / January 2013Events, Music & Entertainment Magazine for NNY & Surrounding Areas

STOLF’S OLDIES---STOLFRemember “quickies” from Rowan and Martin’sLaugh-In? Got some this month, a potpourri ofstrange and wondrous sidelights on Baby Boomerpop culture…The Doors’ bass-player…If you loved their records,and especially if you were forming your ownrock group, you may have noticed that their lineupwasn’t traditional: nobody played bass guitar. Keyboardplayer Ray Manzarek doubled up…playing anorgan with his right hand, and the bass line with hisleft, using a small keyboard instrument from Fendercalled a Rhodes piano bass. It had 19 white keys and13 black, covering 2 and a half octaves. And apartfrom Jim Morrison, these guys were stellar musicians…forexample, “Light My Fire” started out as afolk song, and was converted into what was almosta boss nova beat…why?…because musically theythought it sounded cool…and right they were.Mad magazine…originally, in 1952, it was a comicbook called “Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad.”The stories were parodies of other comics, movies,and TV shows…stuff like “Superduperman,” “LittleOrphan Melvin,” and “Howdy Doodit.” In 1955, after23 comic book issues, it was converted to the magazineformat we all know and love. And it’s still around,now published 6 times a year, just as it was originally,before going monthly in 1954…except now it costs$5.99…cheap!Donkey Kong…why “donkey”? What’s that gotto do with a gorilla? In 1981, Nintendo was tryingto license the Popeye characters for a video game.When that deal fell through, they assigned ShigeruMiyamoto the task of coming up with original characters.Donkey Kong was his version of Bluto…andhe believed that “donkey” in English meant “stupid,”so that Donkey Kong would be seen as “the stupidape.” Wrong…but delightfully so, and the goofy namestuck…even to the extent of becoming a breakfast cereal,remember?Why are there 2 teams in the minor leagueAmerican Hockey League with the same nickname…theNorfolk Admirals and the Milwaukee Admirals?Norfolk came first, at least as an AHL member,as an expansion team in 2000. The Milwaukeeteam dates from 1970, first as an amateur team, thena member of the U.S. Hockey League. They joined theInternational Hockey League in 1977, then the AmericanHockey League when the IHL folded in 2001. Andit was simply decided that, given each team had a legitimateclaim to the nickname, neither would have tochange.Another example of double nicknames wouldbe the Canadian Football League with the OttawaRough Riders (which folded in 1996)…the “EasternRiders”…and the Saskatchewan Roughriders or“Western Riders.” The reason is: before a mergerin 1958, the Eastern and Western divisions of theCFL were actually 2 separate leagues, that didn’tplay each other except for the Grey Cup. Also, theHamilton Tiger-cats resulted from a merger of 2older teams, the Hamilton Tigers and the HamiltonWildcats.Salem, Massachusetts…the town where I wasborn…was the 8th most populous city in the US in1790, with close to 8,000 people. Bear in mind, #1New York City had just 33 thousand…and #3 Bostona mere 18 thousand. (Who was #2? If you said Philadelphia,you get the gold star.) Salem didn’t fall out ofthe top 10 until the 1830 census. And not for nothing,but in 1950, Ogdensburg had more people than Anaheim,California…16,166 versus 14,556. In the nextdecade of course, Anaheim’s population would growto over 100,000…thank you, Mr. Disney.And one thing that makes all Salemites winceis when they hear that witches were burned there.Burning was a medieval form of execution in Europe.Instead, 19 accused “witches,” women and men both,8Quickies...were hung during the Witchcraft Hysteria in 1692. Andone man died while being tortured, crushed by heavystones…”pressed to death” as they recorded at thetime.One of my favorite movie bloopers….in the DirtyHarry movie “Sudden Impact,” Clint Eastwood has apet bulldog. In some scenes it is clearly a male, in others,a female. A bulldog doesn’t have a lot of hair, yousee. If it had been a long-haired dog, well...oh, nevermind…why am I explaining this to you? Sheesh.1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9…10!…That psychedelicnumber counting animation on the early episodes of“Sesame Street” was voiced by none other than GraceSlick, lead singer of the Jefferson Airplane.But did you know that Slick wasn’t the group’soriginal singer of the group? That was Signe Anderson.She was with them for a year, and sang on theirfirst LP “The Jefferson Airplane Arrives” from 1966.She left the group to have a baby, and was replaced byGrace Slick, from the group the Great Society. “Somebodyto Love” and “White Rabbit” were songs theGreat Society performed, and of course became hitswhen recorded by the Jefferson Airplane.Likewise Blood, Sweat and Tears…Al Kooperwas the lead singer on their first LP, subsequentlyreplaced by British-born Canadian David Clayton-Thomas. On their Greatest Hits collection, you canhear Kooper singing on “I Can’t Quit Her.” Alex Chiltonof the Boxtops and Steven Stills were consideredas replacements before Judy Collins recommendedClayton-Thomas. And the whole idea of a jazz-rockgroup with a prominent horn section? It came fromtheir admiration of the Buckinghams’ pop sound…just jazzier.Turkey and Russia…geography buffs recognizethese as the 2 countries that are part of both Europeand Asia…but what country is in both Europe and Africa?That would be Spain. It claims as its sovereignterritory 2 ports on the northern coast of Morocco…Ceuta and Melilla. They are not considered colonies,but an integral part of the Spanish state….and havebeen since the 1500s, long before Morocco gainedindependence from France. Morocco doesn’t see itthat way, but there you go. Such geographical odditiesare known as “enclaves” and there are a lot more ofthem around the world than you’d think…um, whichcountry am I in again?Come to think of it…while it’s not quite the samething, there are 3 localities in the US that you cannotget to by land without first passing through Canada…they are “internationally discontiguous” as you mightsay. Can you find them? Rainy day fun for the wholefamily.Who is Ponsonby Britt? Watch an episodeof “Rocky and Bullwinkle,” “Hoppity Hooper,” or“George of the Jungle,” and you’ll see his name in thecredits as Executive Producer. Except there was nosuch person…it was just an inside joke by Jay Wardand his crew.Who or what is Bibendum…nicknamed Bib? Heis the tubular Michelin man, mascot of the tire companysince 1894. His name comes from a quote from theancient Roman poet Horace: “Nunc est bibendum”…meaning “Now is the time to drink.” It refers to the Michelintire’s ability to perform in rainy weather, “drinking”the water from the road.Buddy Ebsen was Walt Disney’s original choiceto play Davy Crockett…until he saw Fess Parker, andBuddy was denoted to second banana George Russell.And Buddy was also slated to be the Scarecrowin “The Wizard of Oz”…replaced by Ray Bolger whenhe was found to be allergic to the aluminum makeup.Back in Kansas, the Scarecrow was a farm-handnamed Hunk…and oddly enough Ebsen would eventuallyplay a Hunk…Hunking “Hunk” Marriner, sidekickon the 1958 TV series “Northwest Passage”…ithad been Walter Brennan in the movie. BTW, Hunkingis a British surname. Till next time, rocking on!Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine / January 2013The Great Chernesky RocksThe Java Barn At SLUByJohn BerbrichDecember 6th, 2012—After nearly eightmonths away, The Great Chernesky galloped backinto Canton on this Thursday night, up from theprison town of Auburn, New York, ready to performto a staunch coterie of die-hard Cherneskyfans who arrived in full force, anxious to singalong to their favorite songs (“American Wolf” and“We Ain’t Wrong”) and urge the acoustic-guitarslingingharmonica-honking singer to a more frenziedperformance. Chernesky was accompaniedby his usual accomplice, art-school dropout PhillyPhillips, who assisted throughout the spectacle bywaving American flags and dancing with variousfemale members of the audience.It was that kind of show. Chernesky played allof his fans’ favorites, like “No Apologies,” “AmericanWolf,” “Women and Whiskey,” and more,including a couple of new songs, “Ghost Town”and something that I think was titled “The GreatOne,” an obvious reference to the singer himself.As I’ve mentioned before, Chernesky plays thehardest-strumming acoustic guitar I’ve ever seenor heard, obliging him to retune after every song.While he twisted the pegs, Philly came out andtold some pretty awful jokes. Dressed in coonskincap, suspenders, jeans, and a blue and goldGreat Chernesky T-shirt, The Great One looked likea wanderer from another land. Twice he leaped offthe stage over the wooden crowd barriers, landingin the audience, scrambling like a madman,singing and strumming. For an odd sort of climax,Chernesky, while singing and playing guitar,reached down inside his jeans and somehow—I’mnot quite sure how he managed this—ripped offhis underwear—the kind of one-piece top-andbottomunderwear that guys wore in 1905—andtossed it out into the crowd, where it was caughtby a vigorously dancing blonde. I thought shemight auction it off to the assembled faithful asan incomparable relic, but actually she returnedthe light-blue undergarment to its rightful ownerdirectly after the show.I was very impressed with the Java Barn. It’spainted all sorts of outrageous colors, and caneasily hold 60 or more dancing, screaming fans.The stage is ample, the sound system first-rate,and the dazzling display of colored lights reallyhelps to set the mood. As the final chord reverberatedinto the night, Java Barn Staff Member SamLagor shook his head in disbelief and said, “I’venever, ever seen a show like that before.” Nexttime The Great Chernesky gallops up to St. LawrenceCounty, don’t miss the opportunity.Visit Us Online At4thcoastent.COMEvents, Music & Entertainment Magazine for NNY & Surrounding Areas

Interview With TYRADEBAND CalendarFor Up=To-Date Band Calendar AndDirectory or to Feature Your BandPlease Visit4THCOASTENT.COMFCE; How long have you been together?Tyrade; as the band we are now, it’s been 3 years,but Tyrade as a band has been around for 6 years.FCE; what are your influences?Tyrade; Our fans first and foremost; And a widerange of different music, Pantera, Mudvayne, Nirvana,Alice in Chains, Killswitch Engage, Jimi Hendrix,the list is too long.FCE; What type of band or musician are you? ‘Genre’Tyrade; We always get asked this question, andcould never really pin point it, since we are diverse.So we decided to create our own genre,RED NECK METAL!FCE; Where is the bands or musicians hometown?Tyrade; We call our home town Canton NY, butwe live all around the north country, two of us liveup near Saranac Lake NY, but our roots are here,in Canton NYFCE; What inspired the band or you to becomewhat you are?Tyrade; When we started out, we used to just playsome cover tunes at bars, then we realized, thatour dream is to make it in the industry, and youcan’t do that playing other peoples music. So wedecided to go all original. And we’ve been doingthat for 5 plus years now.FCE; What idols do you have and why?Tyrade; Starting to not have any.. ha ha, once youmeet them, for the most part, they are cool andhumble. But there are a good number of our idolsin music that are complete douches.FCE; How did you get started as a band or a musician?“Tell a brief history of the band”Tyrade; started out as a group of musicians thatall knew each other from high school days. Now,we all know each other, and have come togetherto destroy the music scene. It’s a very tightly ranbusiness as we call it. The band is fiscally responsible,professional on a completely different levelfrom most bands, and ever expanding.FCE; What are your songs about?Tyrade; For the most part, just plain old anger; fedup; had enough.FCE; How receptive have audiences been to yourmusical creation?Tyrade; If I can say so myself, Tyrade is the biggestband in NYS right now. Our fan base is huge, everexpanding; it never ends. We’ve been top five mostrequested for months and months; I tunes andphysical sales are through the roof. Every venueand show is packed. Id say it’s been great.FCE; What’s new in the recording of your music?Tyrade; The sound, the passion, the drive, thestyle and its all new.FCE; What are the bands or your biggest obstacles?Tyrade; Other bands, Ha ha, honestly, it seems alllocal bands in the area are at each others throats;no sense of team. It’s not a competition. Bandsshould be congratulating other bands on their success.Don’t get me wrong, there are some bandsup here and downstate that are super great people.But for the most part, people think they have twoband practices and should be spoon fed the samesuccess that another band is getting.FCE; Describe your show, visual and musically?Tyrade; Visually stimulating, and musically satisfying.FCE; What is your method of marketing?Tyrade; You name it, Tyrade is always the first tojump on everything. We are masters of self-promotion.You name it, we’ve done it, OR invented it. Ha haFCE; What are your hopes for the near future?Tyrade; Tour, All we have left to do is tour, and no,I don’t mean drive 3 hours one way and play a fewshows, that’s not a tour, that’s a regular weekendfor us. We are taking all the funds we bring in andbringing on some investors, and saving up for anEast Coast tour in 2013. It’s going to take some babysteps first, but we have the layout and are ready.FCE; If someone had never seen you perform, howwould you describe the sound and stage presenceto them?Tyrade Id leave that up to them to tell you; if youhave never seen us before I would suggest doing it.Tell FCE about your shows and why fans shouldbe there?As of right now, we are plotting winter showsaround Lewis, Jefferson, St Lawrence and Franklincounties; going to stay kind of local for the winter.All shows will be posted on our website, HYPER-LINK “http://www.tyrademusic.com” www.tyrademusic.com,always check in. and fans should bethere, because they are fans, ha ha, but seriously,it’s the best for your buck. We always bring othermusical acts, different genres, to try and keep everyoneinterested and happy. Just do it, you wontregret a show.Jan 1 - 6, 2013Jan 1 -- New Years Day Bash @ First Round inWatertown -- Hosted by Marc Chauvette and DavidScanlin -- 3:00 - 8:00 PMJan 1 -- Walked Wounded -- Time WarpTavern in Watertown -- 3:00 - 7:00 PMJan 5 -- TYRADE With Russ Bridge and PaparazziScandal -- Zorro’s in Hermon -- 10:00 PMJan 5 -- Bad Husbands Club -- Bonnie Castle inAlexandria Bay -- 9:00 PM - 1:00 AMJan 7 - 13Jan 10 -- The ‘Murican Tour -- The Dungeon inWatertown -- 4:30 PMJan 11 -- Bruce Dewey -- Mo’s Pub & Grill inMalone -- 7:00 - 11:00 PMJan 12 -- Bruce Dewey -- Titus Mountain -- 6:00- 10:00 PMJan 14 - 20Jan 18 -- Still Rings True - EP Release -- DowntownBistro 108 in Watertown -- 8:00 - 11:00 PMJan 19 -- Bad Husbands Club -- John Hoover Innin Evans Mills -- 9:00 PM - 1:00 AMJan 19 -- Bruce Dewey -- Titus Mountain -- 6:00- 10:00 PMJan 19 -- ~Dragnfly~ -- The Wegatchie Hotel inWegatchie -- 9:00 PM - 1:00 AMJan 20 -- Upstate Musicians Concert For SandyHook - Venue and Time TBAJan 21 - 27Jan 25 -- Bruce Dewey -- Mo’s Pub & Grill inMalone -- 7:00 - 11:00 PMJan 26 -- Sarah -- Downtown Bistro 108 in Watertown-- 8:00 - 11:00 PMJan 27 -- Misery Singles - The Lost Horizon inSyracuse - 5:00 PMJan 28 - Feb 3Licensed Associate Real Estate BrokerFeb 1 -- Bad Husbands Club -- The Paddock Clubin Watertown -- 9:00 PM 1:00 AMFeb 2 -- Benefit for Tom Hooper @ PierrepontFire Hall - Host: by Paparazzi Scandal -- 1:00- 8:00 PMFeb 2 -- GRIND -- Mac’s Bad Art Bar in Mattydale-- 10:00 PMFeb 4 - 10Feb 8 -- Bad Husbands Club -- Chippewa FallsFishing Derby -- 9:00 PM - 1:00 AMFeb 11 - 17Feb 15 -- Bad Husbands Club -- John Hoover Innin Evans Mills -- 9:00 PM - 1:00 AMFeb 18 - 24Feb 22 -- Bad Husbands Club -- Bonnie Castle“Polar Dip” in Alex Bay -- Time TBAFeb 25 - March 3March 1 -- Bad Husbands Club -- North CountryIdol in Watertown @ the Exhibition Hall -- 7:00PMMarch 4 - 10March 11 - 17March 15 -- Bad Husbands Club -- Fireside @Partridge Berry Inn in Watertown -- 7:00 - 11:00PMMarch 18 - 24March 25 - 31March 30 -- TYRADE -- Station 58 in North Syracuse-- 10:00 PM - 2:00 AMTrust ~ Loyalty ~ Commitment105 East Main StreetGouverneur, NY 13642Cell: (315) 276-5881email: rwood.tlc@hotmail.comwww.tlc-realestate.netLooking to Advertise? 315 - 854-3119 / www.4thCoastEnt.com January 2013 / Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine 9

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4TH DJ NOODLE FROM FORPETE SAKE ENTERTIANMENT9:30 TO 1:305TH TOUGH LUCK 9 TO 110TH TRAVIS ROCCO ...SOLO 8 TO 1112TH TRAVIS ROCCO 9 TO 118TH CRUSH 5 TO 8SMOKIN 9 TO 119TH FABOULOUS RIPCORDS 9 TO 125TH RYAN GRANT 5 TO 8FRED AND THE EDS 9 TO 126TH THUNDER CHILD 9 TO 1Thursday Night Shows: 6pm to 9pmFriday Night Shows: 9pm to 1amSaturday Night Shows: 9pm to 1am“Watertown’s Only Martini Bar”Hours: Sun-Thurs 4-12 pmFriday 4-2 am | Saturday 6-2 am(315)786 - 6633PaddockClubJANUARYEVENTSJanuary 11thADAM NETTO5 TO 8LISA LEA BAND9 TO 1Located in theHistoric Paddock Arcade1 Public Square, Watertown, NYThe New Season Figures to be Newer Than UsualFor five years, Jimmie Johnsonruled the Sprint CupSeries. He didn’t go away in2011-12, but he didn’t winany championships, either.Tony Stewart won his thirdchampionship -- and first insix years -- in 2011, and hisrazor-sharp duel with CarlEdwards provided the 10-race Chase with its alltimeclassic, but Stewart was a throwback, andas many were quick to point out, over seven seasons,the sport had only two champions, Johnson(2006-07-08-09-10) and Stewart (2005, ‘11).In a span of three years, NASCAR has producedan unprecedented achievement -- Johnson’s fifthstraight title -- a memorable championship by oneof the sport’s more popular stars (Stewart), andthe emergence of a new and unexpected superstar.Next, all must adjust to changes because a newcar -- Generation 6, or G6 -- will debut, providingfans with three makes-- Chevy, Ford and Toyota --that are more distinct thanthe largely generic modelsused for most of six seasons.Another change, of course,is the departure of Dodge,which bowed out in spite ofwinning a championship in its final year.Keselowski and Penske Racing will switch to Fordnext season. Perhaps, given that all the cars arechanging, it’s a good time. Keselowski has a newteammate in Joey Logano, who won twice in fourfull seasons with Joe Gibbs’ Toyota powerhouse.The champion is undaunted.“I feel like this team ... can do anything we set ourmind to if we work together like we have over thelast few years. I really do,” Keselowski said, “andI just feel so fortunate to be where I’m at rightnow in life and with racing, to have guys like thisaround me, because you’re a product of who yousurround yourself by, and I’m surrounded by thebest.”Perhaps another championship is within Keselowski’sgrasp, but the competition most definitelyisn’t going away.***NASCAR’s 2013 season will see the introductionof the Generation 6 car with three distinct Chevy,Ford and Toyota makes. Pictured, a prototype ofthe Chevy SS car.(Getty Images for NASCAR photo)18Monte Dutton covers motorsports for The Gaston(N.C.) Gazette. E-mail Monte at nascarthisweek@yahoo.com.(c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine / January 2013Events, Music & Entertainment Magazine for NNY & Surrounding Areas

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