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for a while trying to find us. We were a little disappointed, but we expected to be a lot dis- appointed.” Another relocated vendor, Bob Hamley,


who peddles lemonade, roses and popcorn, said business wasn’t bad in his new spot between the Dairy Building and the Interna- tional Pavilion. Hamley reported that he got his revenge when he got the attention of Gov. David Paterson and sold him cold drinks for his staff. “I told him, ‘I’m going to charge you full price, governor,’” Hamley jabbed. “I said, ‘I’ve got to pay my taxes.’” Other vendors seemed to have disap-


peared, notably Patrician’s Bakery and the Limp Lizard, with patrons left to ponder the story behind those absences. On the positive side, the large food stand formerly known as Tony’s looked great as Danny D’s, housed in a new structure. More changes emerged around the sale of


New York wines, this time mostly positive. The new wine tent, a few feet from the old one, was smaller but more wine was available on the grounds as several food stands were licensed for sale. With the stunning makeover of the International Pavilion, the wine bar was another option, standing among tiled walls, wood pillars, tablecloths and flowers in the grounds’ classiest locale. Patio seating areas and fences added to


Chevy Court were beautiful, but that venue was overwhelmed by fans anyway, especially at Lady Antebellum’s Sept. 1 appearance. There’s still much work to be done to make concerts there worth the trouble. They can start with more video screen space, one on each side or a huge one directly over the stage. Free entertainment continued to be a great


draw as the Extreme Canine Triathlon and the Raptor Project encored to overflow crowds and Wild About Monkeys debuted as the best of the new animal acts, both funny and educational. If anyone saw the advertised appearance of the Irish Choppers, they’re one up on us. The human slingshot known as the Ejection


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