There are just 10 days left before Semi-Permanent05 NYC. Hosted by thehappycorp global and Design is Kinky, the art and design event will take place at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall. The official conference posters are up at Lincoln Center featuring several of our speakers. Meanwhile, our volunteer teams have plastered the city streets with even more posters and spread word about it at various cultural happenings, such as P.S.1’s Warm

It’s been just 3 months since we started working with Minyanville Publishing and Multimedia. We just completed an identity package that included the use of the logo that we evolved for them for their 2nd annual Minyans in the Mountains Conference, dubbed “the Sundance for Finance”. The cards you see above reflect 3 months of CGI work completed by our design team at AAARRR!!!.

On Monday, August 15th, thehappycorp welcomed Chantal Strauss of the LVHRD Foundation onto the Semi-Permanent05 NYC production team as Talent Coordinator. The date was packed with a full itinerary of festivities. Monday began with a visit to Oscar Bond Salon’s Soho location for a sensational hair and body celebrity-style make over. Chantal and the LVHRD Foundation were more than appreciative of Bond’s expert color treatment, manicure, hair styling and makeup, all courtesy of the fine staff at Oscar Bond. It was a treatment truly worthy of her arrival.

To celebrate Ms. Chantal Strauss’ official move to New York, B.H. Montgomery organized a Welcome Party with all LVHRD Members. The LVHRD Foundation gathered at Mehenata 416 B.C., a Bulgarian Disco located on the outskirts of Chinatown, for an eventful evening of dancing and drinks. The cozy decor, low-fi visuals, and European pop hits reminded members of what life is like across the ocean. thehappycorp global joined in the festivities, pleased to have Chantal onboard for Semi-Permanent and in town for future LVHRD developments.

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The happycorp global joins forces with adult-film producers to bring revolutionary reality show website online.

NEW YORK - August 1, 2005 - Network ratings may be skyrocketing but reality shows are sending morality into a televised free fall. The same adult-video team that brought you Paris Hilton's infamous night-vision x-capade are storming the gates of reality TV, ready to blow the place to kingdom come.

Adult-entertainment czar Kevin Blatt and partner D-Money are shooting for the mainstream with The Ultimate, Ultimate Challenge, a new series they claim to be the most unprecedented reality show in the history of television, a standout in a world of carbon copies. The show will be hosted by George Gray, former host of NBC's The Weakest Link and of ESPN's I'll Do Anything.

Ten contestants have been chosen from auditions nationwide and will be competing head-to-head on an undisclosed Caribbean beach location. The show will offer more than the usual reality-competition thrills, says Blatt, “This show makes The Apprentice look like band camp. There are no limits.”