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Wow!   Alexander Pappas came here all the way from Switzerland and Jo Deng came from Changsha, China.

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Kudos to Steven Kline Productions for all the behind the scenes work and to Luiz Castro for helping!

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David Acer lecturing!

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Browser's Magic Bash Food Drive had two tables full of cans & dried goods contributed.

A week tomorrow, it's going to the Toronto Food Bank on behalf of the local magic community.

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Lanyards generously donated by Chad Juros of the Spread The Magic Foundation. Chad is a leukemia survivor with an inspirational story. Spread the Magic spreads hope and inspiration to children battling cancer through the power of magic.

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From Jeff:

Mahdi Gilbert spent a few months at Conjuring Arts Research Center in New York helping to transcribe historical magic texts into a digital format.

Called the Conjuring Arts Research Center, and told them you were speaking at the Bash. They are very proud of you, just like we are, and they wanted to celebrate with us, too. 

On behalf of the Conjuring Arts Research Center, in honor of Mahdi Gilbert, and in celebration of the Browser's Magic Bash, everyone here has been gifted a digital copy of the project he deemed your favourite - the entire Tarbell Course set!

Thank you Conjuring Arts Research Center, and thank you Mahdi!

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Another recipient of the Len Cooper Memorial award, Mahdi Gilbert takes the stage.