Awesome Con 2021 Announcements
The Action Figure Insider blog has some interesting information about next year’s convention.
Last year’s convention was an odd, but fun, event that included a number of exciting announcements. There was a series of announcements for the convention, including the announcement of upcoming programming, including a look at a huge line of new figures and a complete line up of cool characters. This year’s show will be even bigger than it was last year, and some of this year’s announcements involve our favorite characters.
A number of great announcements have been made this year. Many of the announcements were made last year. Some of them were made back in 2010. Some of them are even new this year, so there’s a lot going on. For instance, we have a new announcement for this year which is the character line up. We’ve announced the lines for the new line this week and next. The last time any of these announcements were made was back in 2010.
Additionally, we have an even bigger announcement this year. We will now be airing a 30 minute TV special which will air at midnight EST on August 28, 2021. This special will show the entire action figure line. It will also give you a look at all of the new figures coming this year.
I’ll be talking about a number of things with this special. Some of them are details of the line-up, and some of them I will explain in an interview later in the show. But at least for the last few minutes, I’ll give a quick run down of what we’re planning for 2019. There are announcements for 2019, but I’ll be mentioning a number of things about the show. In addition, I’ll be giving an interview at some point that I haven’t yet determined exactly when.
The TV special starts right after the announcement with some great footage of action figures. It also talks about the new line-up of characters we have announced this year. Also, we will reveal the price for the line-up, which seems to be a lot higher than last year’s announcement.
I give a lot more details about the line-up this year than I did last year, and I even use some of what I did last year a bit more.
The Awesome Con 2021 lineup is packed with programming
Today, we have announced the awesome con list for the next year! While only one major event is known to have been held yet, there will be loads of other great releases coming out the next few years. We’ve put together the list below – as well as the full schedule – for those looking to get into programming in 2021. We’ll also be doing live events in every language from now on to help everyone get a better idea of what you can expect when you attend even a single event.
We’ll have to wait a little while before you can try out all the programming released to date, and we’d still like to be able to provide the same level of programming that we’ve had at this point in time.
August 30th.
A2 – Open the Doors 2: Code.
September 1st.
September 29th.
September 30th.
That’s it for this year. We’ll have a full schedule next year, but for now, we’ve just put together the list available for you to see.
We’re currently working on another awesome hackathon for 2021. It’ll be held at our HQ in October and will be a great place for people of all levels to learn and discover new programming languages and applications. We’re also looking into launching an online course that will teach you how to code your way through the programming process.
We’re also starting the project to get the entire community involved, from beginner to professional level.
Dan Parent talks Kevin Keller (Pride Alley).
The first time I ever saw Dan Parent was in college in the early seventies, a time of high school basketball when the schools were as lopsided as they are now.
College was a time when I was growing up, where I had to figure out what college was. We had to figure out what our schools were so we could get into them and play. But we also had to figure out what not to do when we got there. It was a time of chaos, a time of “We’ll play with this school or that school,” as the phrase went, but we also had to figure out what it was like to be in a place with a different culture, to be the only white guy there, to not have friends, to be a non-athletic kid, to feel that you had to make something to survive in a place where almost everything would break your back. It was a time of fear.
It was also a time where I was a little more on the skinny side, but I have a lot of great friends who were actually tall. So to me, that’s why we were all tall in elementary school.
When I was in college, the guys with the “I’ll run fast!” haircuts and the guys with the “I’ll kick things!” haircuts both had an advantage over the guys with short haircuts, because I was tall, but I also had that disadvantage with myself that I had a higher bone mass. So I had to deal with the fact that I was tall and I had a better bone mass, but I had to worry about being in a place where that was not the norm. If I was going to do something, I had to do something. That wasn’t always a positive.
Then I went to grad school, where I had that advantage. I could run fast, and I could kick things, and I could swim a little better, and I was a little bit taller than other guys.
So I had those advantages, and I had those disadvantages, and I had some of the same good friends.
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Last fall, we attended a panel event at the Awesome Con conference in Austin, Texas, called, “An event organisation company for Awesome Con,” with a group of people from various event organisers. The panel was moderated by Tim Ferriss, who was kind enough to talk to us beforehand about his own successful event business. Tim is a man who knows how to run an event from a financial perspective; his first event was a free event in which you could drink and do your thing. So we thought he might be useful in this discussion of our own event business.
He started by asking us what we thought was one of the most important issues for any event company — and we didn’t have to say, “the pricing”. Tim showed us that the key to running an event, whether it be a beer or a movie, is to run it properly, and with a sense of humor.
“It’s very important to give every customer what they want, and sometimes what they need. If you give them a problem they want to solve, and they’re not happy with what they have, you’re not going to solve that problem.
He continued by saying that a good event manager’s job is to focus on the needs of the people. And that doesn’t mean focusing on a particular client or event, but finding the best use of the event for the event organisers as a whole.
Tim went on to say, “if you want a great big event to get a lot of people in a little bit of a rush, you want things to sell tickets. You want tickets to sell at a reasonable price, you want people to come and try it before they sign something, etc.
He continued, “If you want a very small group to come by and see a movie, you might want to sell only a portion of the tickets.
Tips of the Day in Programming
The first thing many of us ask for if we’re trying to learn a new language is advice on how to effectively use it. I’m going to share my tips and tricks along with some examples of where I’ve used them and what they’ve helped me achieve.
The thing is you don’t have to be a professional programmer to apply these strategies. You’ll find that they’re simple enough for the average person to put to use, but are effective at any level of expertise.
Make sure you use the most appropriate tool for the job.
Doing so will make your programming process as easy as possible.
There’s plenty of good work around, and I’ll go through some examples here.
“Python is a programming language that uses functions and structures that are familiar from other languages.
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