A Multimedia Celebration of Downtown Greenville

February 2011
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Love is an irresistible desire

to be irresistibly desired.
Robert Frost
Contributors

Jack DelGado
Designer
I love RF, but this month is not just about Valentine’s Day.

February whispers to us about the end of our winter and summons the hope for an early spring. Trey Pennington
Columnist
We’ve had enough of the cold and dark by the start of this short month. It will pass quickly...

This issue brings with it a few changes and a few important points to consider – so keep an eye out Kathryn Hardaway
Columnist, Fête Socialista
and let us know what you think.

Stacy Hammac
New hosts of our “I Remember” video editorial thanks to Café And Then Some (page 20). Columnist

Greenville Forward now has a page dedicated to expressing a vision we should all
Gene Berger
participate in fulfilling (page 15). The Vibe Guru

Trey Pennington’s interview with Neil Lopez is significant because of Nuvella setting up
Jordana Megonigal
one large downtown wi-fi hotspot (page 6). Special Guest Columnist

So, if romance is the focus of your February all I ask is that you: buy locally, put your neck on the
line and go for it.

vive la fete! (page 33)

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Neil Lopez
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You’ve heard of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn—all great ways to connect with people around the world and right
here at home. They’re all totally worthless, though, if you’re out-and-about and you can’t get on the Internet.
Several years ago an enterprising soul sought to remedy that problem by setting up free WIFI access throughout
downtown. For whatever reason, that access very rarely works.

Now another enterprising soul, entrepreneur Neil Lopez, is making ultra high-speed Internet access available along
Main Street. His company, Nuvella Communications, installed a massive connection to the Internet and is sharing it
with visitors downtown. The service is fast and free. Right now it’s available from the former Daniel Building to just
past City Hall. Soon they’ll be adding a more access to cover all of Falls Park and Riverplace
through the West End.

To access the connection, visit downtown Greenville along Main Street, simply tell your
computer to display available Internet connections, look for GreaterGreenville, select it,
and enjoy super-fast Internet speed.

If you want to keep up with progress, check out Neil’s company website
http://www.nuvellacommunications.com or follow Nuvella on Twitter Nuvella.
The web portal supporting the GreaterGreenville WIFI will be
MyGreaterGreenvilleSC.com.

Trey Pennington is a story prospector and professional speaker. He founded the

747-member Social Media Club Greenville and started clubs in Spartanburg
and Columbia. You’ll find his blog on marketing at treypennington.com
and hear him each week on the radio program Open for Business.

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Horizon Records As Addicting As Good Coffee
By Gene Berger, Horizon Records
Ok, the latest obsession for home listening is an
unlikely pair of modern German composers. It’s an
interesting story. Max Richter and Hauschka (Volker
Bertlesmann) have both similarities and notable
differences. To start with, their recent recordings are
all on the visionary, quirky little record label known as
FatCat Records. Both composers offer us music that
is simultaneously accessible and very very intriguing,
never boring, but very very sort of soothing in their
own unique sonic palette.
Max Richter’s five recordings all feature collections
of short compositions of a few minutes each. His
preferred instrumentation varies but is generally a
small group, solo piano and occasional chamber
orchestra format. What power and emotion he wrings
from these seemingly modest forces. Often ambient
and electronic sounds are used as an integral
element providing color, voice and text, or just nifty
sounds that deftly blend into and weave through
the music. It’s impossible to pick a favorite of his
cds so I’ll recommend the latest one, Infra, a ballet
score adapted and re-envisioned as a standalone.
Electronic sounds, entrancing, hypnotizing, flow into
heart achingly beautiful string and piano melodies
and back; As addicting as good coffee - As heavenly
as the bird songs at dawn.
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Hauschka also operates largely in the small group
(piano cello) or chamber orchestra realm. His
signature sound is that of the prepared piano.
Prepared piano is a technique of piano performance
that uses a standard piano that has been modified so
that when certain keys are played the hammer strikes
the string and a different ‘pling’ or ‘plung’ is heard
instead of the usual standard “Steinway” sounding
note. Hauschka does prepared piano in a way that
is both subtle and delightful. His latest opus, Foreign
Landscapes, is a marvelous collaboration with San
Francisco’s Magik*Magik Orchestra; wandering
playfully from shadowy and nocturnal to playful and
rhythmically sunlight. It’s an instant favorite same as
his preceding release Ferndorf.
Both composers deploy seemingly modest forces
to momentous effect in creating powerful works.
These releases are a joy and bear much reward with
repeated listening.
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 “When interactive magazine
readers were asked to choose
between interactive magazines
or websites as to which they found
‘more engaging’, respondents
picked interactive magazines by
a huge margin: 82%, compared
Edvard Tchivzhel, conductor
with only 18% for websites
Andrew von Oeyen,of piano

similar content.” *

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Feel The Love,
Locally!
By Stacy Hammac
You can’t welcome in the month of February without
acknowledging Valentine’s Day. For young couples
in love, it usually means a nice dinner, flowers,
wine and a lovey-dovey night out. For older
couples, it’s more of a card, a peck on the cheek
and an “I still love you” moment. And for the rest
of us out there, it’s commonly referred to as
“Singles Awareness Day.”
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I don’t consider myself to be a bitter, single girl,
but it is pretty hard not to feel alone around this
time of year. It’s also pretty hard not to acknowledge
how blatantly commercial the holiday is. Cards.
Chocolates. Jewelry. Wine. Dinner. Flowers. It all
adds up. Nobody seems to question the price of a
dozen roses around Valentine’s Day. Sure, people
complain, but they still fork out the cash. And
maybe that’s because not many guys could tell you
how much roses are any other time of the year.
If you do choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and I
sincerely hope you do, take a minute to think about
where your money is going. There are plenty of
locally-owned florists, restaurants, jewelers and
wine shops right here in Downtown Greenville. And
they would all certainly appreciate your business. As
for us single folks, there are plenty of bars in
Downtown Greenville that will appreciate our
business, too.
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Katie Walker was born in Pensacola, FL and raised
in Greenville, SC. She attended Furman University in
1988 and studied abroad in Cortona, Italy to complete
her undergraduate BA degree from Furman.She went
on to study art at the University of Georgia in Athens
on a three year scholarship and teaching asistant
where she graduated with “distinction” with a Master
of Fine Arts degree in painting and drawing.

In 1997, Katie was able to return to Italy as a painting

instructor on the Cortona Studies Abroad program
and most recently was invited to participate in the
2005 Florence Biennale Exhibition in Florence, Italy.
Since then she has held multiple positions as
Professor of Art at Furman University, Greenville Tech
and The Greenville Museum of Art.
Nowhere to hide
Ink on paper, monotype 24x34 inches
Katie creates her work at her studio located in
West Greenville at the ArtBomb Studios Building
where she is painting primarily with acrylic paint on
canvas and paper. Her paintings are an unexpected
mix of abstract expressionism, calculated geometry,
and calligraphic line.

Her work is represented by Sandler/Hudson Gallery

in Atlanta, HodgesTaylor Gallery and Consulting in
Charlotte, and International Fine Art in Columbia, SC.
They sell her work to individual collectors, designers,
and corporate clients around the country.
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month and involves intimate community conversations. The topics range from social services to youth
engagement. By creating conversation and collaborations, these monthly programs create Momentum with
Vision 2025.

February’s Momentum Series will discuss “Innovating Greenville.” Recently, entrepreneurship has become an
emphasis of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce through the formation of the NEXT Innovation Center and
was mentioned as one of they key emphases of President Obama’s 2011 State of the Union Address. We will
discuss how we can better cultivate our entrepreneurs in Greenville and how we can use innovative companies
to impact our economic development. If you want to learn more or to be added to our Momentum mailing list,
email Program Director Brock Koonce: bkoonce@greenvilleforward.com

Greenville Forward was created in January 2006 to help Greenville achieve Vision 2025, the bold, comprehensive, and
aggressive plan to create a vibrant Greenville in the next twenty-five years. By having a group like Greenville Forward,
whose sole purpose is to facilitate, coordinate, and communicate the ideas from Vision 2025, the aggressive goals for
Vision 2025 will be kept vibrant, alive, and attainable.

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reading ‘experience’,
readers overwhelmingly
chose digital interactive
magazines over websites
of similar content.” *
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by Josh Gordon – Smarter Media Sales

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 Love It or
Leave It
Believe it or not, many times, when I need to write
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something, I feel completely uninspired. Anytime that

I’m left here staring at a blank screen, trying to think
about what to write about, I revert to the old standard:
What will be important while people are reading this?
So, for February, here’s my natural fallback: Love.
Yes, that commercially-dictated, red-and-pink-
and-white thing that we call Valentine’s Day is all
too quick in coming—stores are already looking like Follow
they were washed in Pepto Bismol and we are already Jordana
picking out cards and treats to hand out to everyone
and their brother.
Sarcastic much? Maybe. But I’ve always heard that
“love”, as much as we use it, should be reserved for
those people closest to us—our friends, our family,
even our pets. Not things. Not cupcakes. Not cars.
Not even (gasp!) football.
But one exception I’ll make.
You better love your job.
Are you miserable? Just staying where
you are to pay bills? I get it.Trust me, I get it.
I’ve been in that situation—the I-don’t-care-
where-or-how-but-I-need-to-get-some-
money-in-here place. Too many of us are in
that place now. And around one in every
10 of us don’t even have that option.
The thing is, this recession probably
isn’t going to end. Experts are saying we’re
now in the “new norm,” where jobs are
more competitive than they’ve ever been and
we—as employees, as bosses, as owners—have
to step up and be the best to survive.
So, my question is: In this new norm, are you
happy? Sure, you’re paying the bills and that’s a big
deal, but are you truly, head-over-heels, wan-
na-send-your-career-a-Valentine in love? If
you’re not, what would it take to make that
happen? A completely different career? Go-
ing back to school? Leaving? Doing your
own thing?
Oh, but no, you say…that’s too scary. In this
economy that’s a probable death sentence.
Maybe, but a word of warning: All too often, the best
and brightest are dimmed by the shade around them. Sure, it’s
a scary world out there. But don’t let that darkness affect you
and what you can offer the world. After all, companies are born
regardless of economy—and those who love what they do are far
more likely to make it work.
Procter & Gamble and GE both started in the financial up-
heaval of 1837, and GM started amidst the Panic of 1907. Hewlett
Packard came out of the Great Depression.
The fact is that Genius is born out of Need. And there’s a whole
lot of that out there now.
Don’t laugh. It could happen. And it could be you.
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2 You don’t talk about swagclub. Unless you need great swag.
3 The search for great swag is over only when you say ‘Wow–that nails it!’
4 Only two guys to a fight. Unless we need help, then we bring in the big guns. We know a guy.
5 One swag project at a time.
6 We work with no ties or socks. Even on Sundays-always workin’, but never stressin’ the work.
7 The quest for great swag goes on as long as it needs to. Gonna take some questions,
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8 First projects are often the start of a
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WHAT: TEDxGreenville Winter Salon (“Salons” are smaller, more intimate gatherings of TED
enthusiasts) *This is the final TEDxGreenville Salon before the BIG event on 3/18/2011!

WHEN: Wednesday, February 9 from 6:00 p.m - 7:30 p.m. (early arrival and later discussion
welcome)

WHERE: The Greenville Chamber of Commerce, Board Room / 24 Cleveland Street, 29601

DETAILS: Come join the discussion: What Is the Value of

Art? The Impact of Art on Society. A discussion panel with
some of the area’s top experts will be on hand to discuss this
important topic. One free beer or glass of wine & munchies
are included with your ticket. ALL proceeds go to helping
make 3/18/11 possible.

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• Oooh! The TEDxGreenville 2011 High School Challenge Art Contest winner (drum roll
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make sure to get tickets to TEDxGreenville 2011 before they become available to the
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Barstars and Tumbleweeds
Have you walked the streets of downtown Greenville lately?
Last week, I had the opportunity to stroll from the Hyatt to
West End Field and embrace all of the beauty our
downtown silently boasts. The growth and development
that has happened to downtown Greenville in 12 years is
quite unbelievable to have witnessed right before my eyes.
My first memory of downtown Greenville was when my
parents were out of town for a weekend and a babysitter
got us in the car for a little “adventure” to go see “ladies
of the evening” downtown. I was 9. I will never forget that
night for the rest of my life. As we drove past the Army/
Navy store, I swear tumbleweeds followed the exhaust of
our car as if to beg us to take them with us. It was bleak.
Run down. No life. Not even any “ladies”.
Fast forward sixteen years when I apply for a server
position at Trio – A Brick Oven Cafe. Other than Trio,
the only other life of downtown was Henni’s, Maureen’s,
Addy’s, Corner Pocket , Sophisticated Pallet, and
Dempsey’s. Downtown had became the new hip trend
of Greenville. Everyone that used to venture WAAAAAY
out to Haywood Rd for good eateries and lively nightlife,
daringly started coming to downtown. It was the newest
and coolest place to take friends, family and out of town
guests. Downtown became a hidden gem from the
diamond in the rough it was years before. The trickle of
people slowly became herds of people every day & night
for lunch, dinner, spirits and everything in between.
However, it was an unspoken rule that people did not
venture past the corner of Main & Coffee Street. Not even
the bravest of brave did. The street lighting was dim and
again, there were the lonely tumbleweeds. Then the next
stretch was developed. Greenville got “Soby-fied with the
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newest chicest restaurant in town. Connolly’s opened and
the stretch of Greenville became a little more safe, but
still daring. The people that became the staples and
barstars of the downtown circuit definitely gave it character
that still lingers on today – way after these barstars retired
their party boots.
The next few years are quite blurry to me – partially due to
all of the choices for delicious restaurants and the best Check out
nightlife I truly believe Greenville had ever seen. I believe Kat’s Fête Blog
this was Greenville’s debut....a foreshadowing to what was
in our future. Having worked at Trio, Corner Pocket and
Sassafras makes me a little more sentimental than the
average person when I get to stroll down Main Street and
take it all in. The youth of downtown gives me complete
delight...and I begin to take myself down nostalgia lane.
It is amazing at the life that has been brought to our cute
little Greenville – it is now one of the most beautiful
downtowns in the United States and it draws attention to
prospects that want the quaint, eclectic feel of Grenville,
yet the buzz of so much hidden talent in this town. A place
where people want to settle down..raise a family...retire..
bring corporate headquarters & international companies.
I would like to think (humor me) that I had just a teeny bit
of influence in what downtown Greenville has become. I’m
sure everyone that has invested a little time living here
feels this way. Downtown Greenville is one of a kind. So, if
you get the opportunity to walk the stretch that’s well over
the block of lonely tumbleweeds it once was – I suggest
you walk it. Look for the mice, stop in some of the unique
shops, have a delicious cup of coffee – just do it. Be
appreciative of what we have...and where downtown was
just a few years ago. I know it is so cliché, but Greenville,
YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY!
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february’s essential shows

Friday, Feb 4 Saturday, Feb 12 Tuesday, Feb 22
Paul Hardy Paul Hardy Greg Payne

Saturday, Feb 5 Tuesday, Feb 15 Tuesday, Feb 24

Spencer Rush Greg Payne Face First

Tuesday, Feb 8 Friday, Feb 18 Friday, Feb 25

Greg Payne Jason Swain and The Gas Holes
Sourmash
Friday, Feb 11 Saturday, Feb 25
Burning Nova Saturday, Feb 19 Palmetto Swamp
Beefcannon Congregation

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Fête-Worthy Links from the Editor
A Passionate Life
Wofford College president Ben Dunlap tells the story of Sandor Teszler, a Hungarian
Holocaust survivor who taught him about passionate living and lifelong learning.

http://www.ted.com/talks/ben_dunlap_talks_about_a_passionate_life.html

With TEDx Greenville just around the corner – I thought it appropriate to show
Dunlap’s talk one more time!

Ms. McMorris, who is editor-in-chief of ON WALL

STREET, gave a shout out to Deb Sofield for her lively, fun
and energetic presentation and she echoed many of Deb’s main points.

http://www.onwallstreet.com/blogs/advisor-public-speaking-2671019-1.html

Go visit my buddy Kelly Odom at

The Pickwick Pharmacy & Soda Fountain
at 3219 Augusta Street • Phone: 864-277-4180 • www.thepickwick.net

Find them on Facebook too!

~ Your neighborhood pharmacy and soda fountain ~

“Suddenly” by Incidental Overture is a new

installment on a video project from
Jeff Sumerel.
These are frequent partial chapters intended as an overture to Incidental, a
feature-length “intuitive film chronicle” that is slated for completion in spring 2011.

“suddenly”
http://vimeo.com/18770664

Check out Mark Sturgis’ website. Everything you need to

know about SEC and ACC sports! Great photos by Mark, too.
www.sturgissports.com

A Multimedia Celebration
of Downtown Greenville