the only time he was on stage was during the radio play and no photography was allowed.

He was on stage with everyone else following Nancy Barrett's performance on Sunday and photography was allowed. 

Does anyone have questions or info to add? 

Yeah. Where are the nearest Wal-mart and Waffle House?  

And here's an article

That's not just an article. There's video from the newscast. 

I think Julia was the all-purpose doctor sort of like Stokes was the all-purpose college professor. Apparently, her MD made her a specialist in whatever was convenient for the plot at the time just as Stokes' position at the university made him a specialist in anything involving the occult or any fancy book learnin'.

I don't remember the oxygen tent scene, but I do get a charge out of seeing Julia take someone's blood pressure in lightning fast time, often with the cuff and no stethoscope. I suppose that tends to pass without notice now that we have these fancy electric gizmos you can buy at any drug store that only require the cuff.

DavidSelby.com, the official David Selby site, is reporting that David will appear at the West Virginia Book Festival in Charleston in October to read from a forthcoming book.

Also wanted to mention that the official site has been posting site update information via RSS feed for some time. If you're into the whole blogging thing, then you know what this is, and you probably already know several methods for subscribing to site updates.

Now the Welcome page also includes a link to the RSSfwd service, which allows you to receive site update information via email. RSSfwd checks the site for updates every 2 hours and will send you an email message if new material has been added. The service is not without its flaws, but, if it works with your email service, it's a nice way to stay up to date.

Shadow of Fear, the independent film that David Selby referred to working on at the 2003 Fest, makes its cable debut this month on Showtime networks. His part is small, but the movie has a strong ensemble cast -- James Spader, Peter Coyote, Matt Davis, Aidan Quinn, Robin Tunney, Alice Krige, and Lacey Chabert. As with Selby's other recent film project, End Game, Shadow of Fear was filmed in Spokane, Washington.

A complete list of airdates for July is posted on DavidSelby.com.

Screen grabs from the film are posted on my David Selby site.

Try not to blink during the ballroom scene, and you'll get to see him dance. 

DavidSelby.com reports that David is profiled a new publication, Art and Soul: West Virginians in the Arts. Proceeds from the sale of this table-top booklet will benefit the Appalachian Education Initiative, an organization that promotes arts education in West Virginia and Central Appalachia.

A link to the official site for the book, which explains how artists were selected and includes sample pages, is posted on the News page of DavidSelby.com.

I'm sure that the members of the Central Florida fan club will have plenty to share about the Orlando signing. They're having a club meeting today, so those who had to travel and spend the night get more bang for their buck. 

In the meantime, here's a little cell phone gem courtesy of CynD: