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 ANDREW SOLMSSEN is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian and computer consultant. His roots in professional nerd-dom go back 25 years to the TRS-80 and Apple II, and flourish today with a successful practice helping PC, Mac and Unix users achieve their IT goals. His stand-up began in the coffeehouses of L.A., but he can now be seen all over the country making fellow nerds and even regular people laugh with his sharp, tech-focused humor. He appeared recently at the Riviera in Las Vegas, regularly hosted at the Improv in Hollywood, and was seen on Comedy Central's "Crossballs." Visit him at http://www.bitboy.com.
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JIMMY PARDO is a veteran of stage and small screen, best known as the host of "National Lampoon's Funny Money" on Game Show Network, "Movies At Our House" on AMC as well as starring in his hit one man show "Attention Must Be Paid! the Jimmy Pardo Story". Doesn't ring a bell? Well, maybe his appearances on "The Tonight Show" or his half hour special on Comedy Central will jog your memory. Mr. Pardo is currently working on a book about his life, which he is certain will not be of interest to anyone. For further information go to www.jimmypardo.com
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 KITTY FELDE, host of KPCC's "Talk of the City," wanted to be the next Vin Scully, but a lack of depth perception mandated a career change: public radio. She worked at every station in town, winning ten Golden Mikes, six State Bar Golden Medallions, two ABA Silver Gavels, and seven AP awards. Her courthouse reporting led her to The Hague and Africa, where she covered the war crimes tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Larry Mantle invited her to join him at KPCC, where she has won several more awards, including "Radio Journalist of the Year" from the LA Press Club (two years in a row) and the Society of Professional Journalists. Felde is also an award-winning playwright. Her war crimes story A PATCH OF EARTH was produced at the University of Detroit Mercy in February. She's currently at work on a play about her trip to Rwanda. More at www.scpr.org
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MINK STOLE is a cult figure of a fabulous status, a regular in the movies of John Waters. Stole appeared in the infamous Pink Flamingos as Connie Marbles, the red-haired villain in exaggerated cat-eye glasses and a fur coat. Stole's next two films marked her most memorable and prominent roles: obnoxious girl-child Taffy Davenport in Female Trouble and housewife-on-the-run Peggy Gravel in Desperate Living. After playing the cornrowed adulteress Sandra Sullivan in Polyester (1981), she would continue to get parts in Waters' films --including as Dottie Hinkle, the obscene phone call victim in Serial Mom. She also appeared in a memorable turn in But I'm A Cheerleader. More at www.minkstole.com
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