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Monday, November 16, 2009
ALTERNATE UNIVERSE MOVIE POSTERS and stuff
122 comments:
- mike said...
these are insane
i like these alternate realities
- November 21, 2009 at 4:45 PM
- tkincher said...
Stellar. I want to see these movies so much!
- April 14, 2010 at 1:04 AM
- Hartter said...
Thanks I'll make more some day
- June 3, 2010 at 12:38 AM
- Jon said...
these are brilliant
- August 22, 2010 at 5:55 AM
- JimmySlattery said...
Bonus points for Billy Drago and Woody Strode - nice!
you intersted in doing an album cover?
- August 22, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- Dust said...
These REALLY need to be compiled in a book. Any and all effort to make this so would be much appreciated.
- August 22, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- Hartter said...
A book sounds rad, i was thinking of doing an art book in general. Thanks for all the kickass feedback everyone!
- August 22, 2010 at 5:21 PM
- Phillip said...
These are so fantastic. The Bill Finger credit on the Joker movie (in 1979!) almost brought a tear to my eye. I'd like to live in the alternate reality where Bill Finger didn't die an unacknowledged alcoholic in '74.
- August 23, 2010 at 12:56 AM
- K. R. Seward said...
This so rocks. The greatest movies never made.
- August 23, 2010 at 1:07 AM
- Hartter said...
Thanks Philip, though i did leave Finger out unintentionally in the Joker's Five Way revenge playbill.
K.R. Seward, thank YOU!
- August 23, 2010 at 3:06 AM
- Big E said...
(as said by others) BRILLIANT!!!
- August 23, 2010 at 7:02 AM
- Shazzy said...
Oh mah god.. These are too much for me. I would kill a lot of people to see these versions made. Walter Hill directing half of them, oh, filmnerdgasm.
- August 24, 2010 at 8:01 AM
- Frank said...
Very Cool. Guessing that Toshiro Mifune plays the Yoda chracter in 'The Star Wars'. (BTW, did you know his character in The Hidden Fortress was the influence for the Luke/Han Solo character http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hidden_Fortress)
- August 26, 2010 at 12:19 PM
- Romulus said...
Vintage WCVB logo spotted on Reyes and Straume!
- August 26, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Hartter said...
NICE EYE ROMULUS! Chet and Natalie forever!
- August 26, 2010 at 6:02 PM
- Matt said...
A Micronauts movie? If only I lived in that universe!
- September 3, 2010 at 9:23 AM
- Undersecretary to the Deputy Commissariat said...
I want to see that Matrix!
Would you please fix the first two links?
- September 20, 2010 at 12:29 PM
- Marv-El said...
That Mister Miracle movie...any more Steve McQueen movies would be magnificent, but that would be phenomenal. Thanks for the work.
- December 15, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Hartter said...
Thank you, I'm glad you dig it
- December 15, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- editor said...
scary - I must live in an alternative universe (or just visit) I can envisage how some of these would play!
- January 13, 2011 at 10:20 PM
- Mybro said...
BRAVO! Amazing work, very good taste.
- January 14, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- Cyberschizoid said...
These posters are brilliant! I am so impressed - very creative!!!
- January 14, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- ArcLight said...
Man, I'd love to see that BLADE RUNNER.
- January 14, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Nick the Hat said...
Pure Genius, well done!
- January 14, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- Haiku575 said...
These are incredibly brilliant!
- January 14, 2011 at 4:43 PM
- Bicicleta said...
¡This is fucking GOLD!
- January 14, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Hartter said...
Thanks for the comments and props!
- January 14, 2011 at 6:18 PM
- Stephen Dedman said...
Love the idea of Tim Curry as the Joker: he was actually considered for the Joker's voice in Batman: The Animated Series, but producers decided he sounded too scary. I still think he should get the role if they ever film Miller's The Dark Knight Returns - either him, or John Hurt.
- January 14, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Jack of All Tirades said...
I thought I was the only one who remembered Mr. Miracle - mad props!
These are fantastic! I'd buy these!
- January 14, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- Dusty Chalk said...
Amazing. You didn't just play mix-n-match, you took it to a whole 'nother level. Superb.
- January 14, 2011 at 9:50 PM
- Hartter said...
I'm glad you guys like them
- January 14, 2011 at 9:55 PM
- Lars Kram said...
This is just too sick!!!
My favourites are Lon Chaney as the joker and Hitchcocks Halloween. The visuals style is amazing.
- January 15, 2011 at 5:24 AM
- c.pain said...
Wow, Corey Feldman as Moon Boy has to be the most brilliant casting ever. These are awesome. A book would be cool, or a trading card series. I'd buy either or both.
- January 15, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- MRS E said...
I love you.
- January 15, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- Shell said...
I'm loving these movie posters. Wish some of them were real movies!!
- January 16, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- tom said...
dude, i just found out about these. amazingly hilarious. great work.
- January 16, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- katrina kay said...
holy shit. this is amazing
- January 16, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- Hartter said...
Cool thanks!
- January 17, 2011 at 3:41 AM
- MYTHOS said...
If you're taking requests, I'd love to see an 80s BEWITCHED poster, starring Kathleen Turner and Crispin Glover.
Directed by John Waters.
- January 29, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Hartter said...
Now THAT I'd want to see
- February 1, 2011 at 7:52 AM
- ~~ Sabre ~~ said...
I have no idea which one I like the most.
- February 14, 2011 at 8:24 PM
- Hartter said...
Cool thank you!
- February 14, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Anthony said...
This has to be one of my favorite discoveries on the internet. EVER. With the amazing work and range of these posters, their ought to be a coffee table book of these! I can't imagine there would be any additional legal issues outside of selling these individually as prints. Just saying, if there was a book, I think you would sell a LOT of copies...
- February 16, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- MYTHOS said...
Love the Dune poster. Plate-of-shrimp time: I was just thinking TODAY how much I'd want to see an Alex Cox-directed Hamlet, featuring much of that same cast.
- February 21, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Hartter said...
hah plate of shrimp, classic. No explanation. No point in lookin' for one, either.
That sounds like a killer idea, Hamlet.
- February 22, 2011 at 5:07 AM
- Eduardo said...
Muito bons seus cartazes.
Adoria ver esses filmes!!
- March 23, 2011 at 12:48 AM
- Hartter said...
Thank you!
- March 23, 2011 at 12:58 AM
- Gidi Vigo said...
Great set! Very cool project...
- April 25, 2011 at 3:36 PM
- Hartter said...
Thanks! Hundreds of hours on these over the last year and a half, all fun!
- April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- MYTHOS said...
Check out the illo for a 1977 Malcolm McLaren JLA film:
A punk Wonder Woman is the dream-girl from my HS years...tie me up and make me tell the truth. The gobbing Aquaman is also a treat.
- May 2, 2011 at 6:19 PM
- MYTHOS said...
Meh, link didn't work, so this should work better:
- May 2, 2011 at 6:27 PM
- Maire said...
After finding your amazing work I changed my opinion: here is hope for humankind.
- June 14, 2011 at 9:07 AM
- Hartter said...
That's cool, thank you.
- June 14, 2011 at 5:56 PM
- the danman can said...
I love The Maxx one!
My Maxx tattoo
This was right after it was finished.
My full backpiece
This includes a blending of 2 paintings by Polish Art Deco artist Tamara de Lempicka above my Maxx piece.
- June 29, 2011 at 2:18 PM
- Hartter said...
That is suh-weeeeet
- July 3, 2011 at 11:47 PM
- the danman can said...
Thank you, sir.
The artist that tattooed me, Cory Kruger, is phenomenal.
- July 3, 2011 at 11:52 PM
- Hartter said...
very cool
- July 4, 2011 at 2:05 AM
- piercepola said...
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- August 30, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- That Guy said...
Do you do requests? I'd like to see a movie poster for "Dongzilla vs. Vagira" done in the same spirit a the movie "Flesh Gordon". Vagira is performed by a woman crab walking on her back. For Dongzilla a large appendage could be added to the costume. Cameos from other "Big Monsters" could get thrown in with modifications to make them fit the theme of the movie. Kong Dong anyone?
- September 15, 2011 at 4:18 PM
- Hartter said...
ha hahahaha sounds like something the Dark Bros would do
- September 15, 2011 at 9:26 PM
- picaso said...
good work nice to see your alternate realities. Strangely it seems to me that some would make really good movies if developed properly. keep up the good work
- September 23, 2011 at 7:42 PM
- Jeff C said...
Genius. I can totally imagine Jack Palance as the Punisher.
- November 20, 2011 at 6:21 AM
- Hartter said...
Cool thanks!
- November 20, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- AzathothX said...
Beautiful work.
Your obvious careful consideration in casting all roles and crew is quite evident as well as brilliant.
- November 30, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- Hartter said...
Awesome of you to say, I do spend some time on these, with varied results, but my heart's always in the right place. I hope.
- November 30, 2011 at 3:04 PM
- Sebastian H said...
Insanely awesome!
- December 17, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- Hartter said...
- December 19, 2011 at 3:26 PM
- B.N.Fanzine said...
Awesome work congrats!
- January 17, 2012 at 6:08 PM
- Dr. B said...
Don't know what to say except these are fucking amazing man, and why are you not the highest-paid movie-poster designer in Hollywood / for movie studios in general right now?
I want to see all those films, especially that Big Lebowski.
- January 17, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Hartter said...
Dr. B...unfortunately, Lebowski isn't mine, its nowhere on this page or my site
- January 17, 2012 at 8:13 PM
- MattL said...
The Dark tower posters were awesome!!!! Also Elvis vs Cthulhu needs to be made
- January 18, 2012 at 10:15 AM
- Hartter said...
Thanks Matt!
- January 18, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- ben thompson said...
Genius on all counts.
You have my deepest praise.
- January 19, 2012 at 12:33 AM
- Hartter said...
- January 19, 2012 at 9:21 AM
- Unknown said...
Made my way way here from the Comedy Central Futurama Fanpage which was showing off your John Hughs Futurama poster. These posters are epicly made of win! I was planning on listing some that caught my eye in particular, but soon realized that list would be, like, half of them. Thanks for the lightning bolt straight to my imagination (I am picturing an AU version of Bergman's Seventh Seal written by Neil Gaiman and directed by Tim Burton--Starring Johnny Depp as the knight, Pete Postlethwaite as the squire, and Crispin Glover as Death). I hope to see more from you in the future.
- January 20, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Hartter said...
Very cool of you to say, thank you!
- January 20, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Robert said...
Congratulations Sean!
Realy amazing.... I was "snatched" from Brad Pitt as Plasticman...:)
Go on! I want to see more and more alternate movie posters! :)
Robert from Hungary - what is now a littlebit alternate...:)
- January 25, 2012 at 6:36 AM
- Robert said...
Congratulations Sean!
I was realy "snatched" from Brad Pitt as Plasticman...:)
I want to see more and more alternate movie posters!
Go on! All the bests from Hungary - what is now also a littlebit alternate universe...:)
- January 25, 2012 at 6:39 AM
- 3rdstone said...
LMAO when I realized you put Susan Sarandon and Gianna Michaels in the same flick (Avatar). That's humour to me.
Great posters with great art, concepts and witty idéas when it comes to castings, directors, soundtracks etc. Keep the good work up.
- February 12, 2012 at 11:17 PM
- Sean Hartter said...
Thank you!
- February 13, 2012 at 2:38 AM
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- March 22, 2012 at 10:39 AM
- jorge said...
thanks a lot for you work, is really amazing!!!
- May 19, 2012 at 7:22 AM
- Sean Hartter said...
Thank you for liking it!
- May 19, 2012 at 7:20 PM
- Uwe Drexelius said...
Is there a possibility for "hd" version, which one could print as a poster? Especially the 2001 from Kurosawa? :D
- June 2, 2012 at 5:31 AM
- Heather said...
I can't possibly be the first to say this, but man, if you offer these as prints, I will by several.
- August 2, 2012 at 3:32 AM
- Sean Hartter said...
I work things out with people who want them heh. Thanks!
- August 3, 2012 at 5:21 AM
- Zack Wall said...
Wow, I would love to buy several of these prints! Any way I could buy some off you? I could always print them at Staples, but I'd rather support the artist if I can! Honestly, these are brilliant. I can tell you put a ton of work into them!
- August 23, 2012 at 1:11 AM
- Sean Hartter said...
Thanks, I do actually put in a bit of time on them, thanks for noticing! Ah, yeah man you can order right up at the top left of any of the pages of my blog, I appreciate it. These are so small that they'd look bunk blown up. I always kick in little extras in your shipping tube as well.
- August 23, 2012 at 2:51 AM
- kencar said...
LOL -- these are amazing. The Adventure Time one literally made me lol. I wish these were real movies!
- August 24, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Sean Hartter said...
- August 24, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- Sean Hartter said...
CLARIFICATION on my previous comment "These are so small that they'd look bunk blown up." I was asked if I sell the posters, which I did at the time last week, because the person Zack Wall who was asking would rather support me with a purchase or two than copy these small images and go to Staples and have them blown up and printed. Someone misunderstood me and thought I said the quality of the full sized, non-internet resized, 400dpi posters were of a crap quality. Not so. I even produce up to 24 x 36 @ 400 dpi that I have seen in person in cases at movie theaters that are as crisp and sharp any any of te others being displayed. Just a clarification! I don't offer the posters at this time because I am too busy with client projects.
- August 28, 2012 at 8:15 AM
- Gunner said...
Bummer. Let us know when you get back to poster production !
- September 13, 2012 at 8:14 PM
- CassiopeiaCephalopoda said...
Any idea when you'll sell posters again? Elvis Vs. Cthulhu definitely needs to hang in my kitchen.
- December 6, 2012 at 2:14 AM
- ema nymton said...
Made my day (and prob. days to come). This is an absolute must-see. I love the way you use non-movie stuff like Moorcock's books or some 80's anime which produce a urge in the viewer's head to want all these to be real. (scuse my french, I'm not fluent :)
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Did you ever do one for "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre"? I could have sworn I saw one at some point many months back (I guess it could have been someone else's).
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The Packers shouldn't count their "next years" so confidently. Green Bay wasted a perfect storm of a season — the Bears imploded, unknown Ryan Grant ran wild the second half of the season, the Cowboys lost, the Giants kept dropping TD passes and missing field goals. The last time that happened — when Green Bay lost in Philadelphia after backing into the playoffs when woeful Arizona upset Minnesota — the Packers didn't win another playoff game for four years. The Packers may narrowly be the youngest team in the NFL, but the strength of their defense was 10-year veteran cornerbacks Al Harris and Charles Woodson. If they age overnight the way Chicago's offensive line did last year, the Packers won't make the playoffs next year. Favre Worship Gets out of Hand At Lambeau last Sunday, an ardent Packer fan threw open his coat to accost me with his "Our Favre, Who Art in Lambeau" T-shirt. Packer backers may be the most agreeable sports fans in America — one famously didn't even complain after being duct-taped to a road sign by Bear fans a decade or so ago — but their Favre fascination gets obnoxious. Do they realize their "god" has a playoff passer rating of 73.37 the last decade? That's virtually identical to Rex Grossman last year (73.23). The Packers are 12-10 in the playoffs with Favre, who has a 100 passer rating in three of his last 12 playoff games. Joe Montana was 16-7 in the playoffs with a passer rating (96.2) even higher than his regular-season mark (92.3). He topped 100 in eight of his last 11 playoff games, including a 102.8 rating as a Kansas City Chief in his final game. Only Half the Manning Hype Good thing the Colts didn't make it to the Super Bowl; could you stand two weeks of Manning Bowl hype? Ditto for the Chargers bowing out. Quick Shots didn't want to hear any more about Eli Manning refusing to play for San Diego after the Chargers drafted him No. 1. Once you sign a contract, players are obligated to play. But draft choices owe nobody anything until they sign. Cubs Have Reason for Optimism Cub fans seem to be counting on "next year" as confidently as the Packers. But they've got better reasons: Chicago plays in the woeful NL Central, added a Japanese import and can reasonably expect better years from its three best players — Alfonso Soriano, Derrek Lee and Aramis Ramirez. The Cubs should repeat as NL Central champs. Only Milwaukee seems a big threat. A Salute to the Anthem Playing the national anthem before games is as much a part of sports as big screen TVs, tailgating and beer commercials. It's especially poignant at big events, like before the Bears and Packers played in the last two NFC title games. And hearing a Lutheran crowd reverently sing a cappella before a girls basketball game Thursday just made me proud to be an American. Assistant sports editor Matt Trowbridge's Quick Shots on Sports appear Sundays. He can be reached at 815-987-1383 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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KANSAS CITY, Kan.—The UMBC women's soccer team was honored with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award for the 2010-11 school year, the organization announced last week.
To be eligible for the award, a team must have a minimum grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. The Retrievers posted a 3.14 GPA for the last academic year.
Junior midfielder Aly Gazarek (Aldie, Va./Freedom/South Florida) was named to the America East All-Academic Team last month for maintaining a 3.83 GPA as a psychology major. In addition, 11 Retrievers were recognized on the America East Academic Honor Roll for earning a 3.0 GPA or better during the 2010 season, including five on the Commissioner's Honor Roll (3.5).
A total of 790 soccer teams (210 men, 571 women) received the NSCAA Team Academic Award.


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John Morris Gillette
August 6, 1866 - September 24, 1949
John M. Gillette served as President of the American Sociological Society in 1928. His Presidential Address, "Urban Influence and Selection," was delivered at the organization's annual meeting in Chicago in December, 1928.
The following biographical sketch was prepared by the University of North Dakota.
John Morris Gillette was born on August 9, 1866, near Maryville, Missouri. He was the son of William and Jane (Radford) Gillette. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Park College in Parkville, Missouri, in 1892. In 1895, he graduated from the Princeton Theological Seminary, in addition to receiving a Master of Arts degree from Princeton University. Gillette continued his education with a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the Chicago Theological Seminary in 1898. He earned a second doctorate, this one in sociology, from the University of Chicago in 1901.
Gillette became an ordained Presbyterian minister in 1895, and served in Dodge City, Kansas, until 1896. From 1898-1901, he acted as President of Chadron (Nebraska) State Normal School. On September 4, 1901, he married Margaret Carolyn Morgan in Chadron. He served as Principal of the Academy for Young Women in Jacksonville, Illinois, from 1901-1903, before moving to Valley City, North Dakota, to accept a position at Valley City Normal School. He was a Professor in history and sociology at Valley City from 1903-1907.
Gillette became an Assistant Professor in sociology and an Instructor in history at the University of North Dakota in 1907. The following year, he founded and was named chair of the Department of Sociology. He was also promoted to Professor. By 1911, the department had grown to such a point that seventeen courses were part of the curriculum. The department was among the first on campus to offer graduate degrees; the University's first Ph.D. was granted to George R. Davies in 1914 with a degree in history and sociology. Davies went on to teach in the Department of Sociology until 1928, when he resigned to accept a position at the University of Iowa.
A major milestone in Gillette's career was the publication of Rural Sociology in 1913. This book was the first formal textbook in the field, won Gillette nation wide acclaim as the founder of this branch of sociology. In 1914, Gillette and the Sociology Club established the University Settlement House. Sponsored jointly by Gillette and UND President Frank McVey, the house cared for over eighty needy families. In later years, Gillette led the Department of Sociology towards a great emphasis on statistics, while also reintroducing the study of anthropology, which had not been part of the curriculum since 1907. Gillette was also involved with an increased emphasis on the study of social work.
Following the retirement of UND President Thomas Kane in 1933, Gillette was offered the presidency by North Dakota Governor William Langer. After thinking it over for a while, Gillette turned the offer down, but was successful in persuading Langer and the Board of Administration to hire John C. West, former superintendent of Grand Forks public schools.
Gillette was active in a number of academic groups and organizations, including Phi Beta Kappa, the International Sociological Society, and the Czechoslovakian National Academy of Agriculture. He was involved with the American Sociological Society, and served as President of the organization in 1928. He served North Dakota through activity with the North Dakota State Historical Society, the North Dakota Workmen's Compensation and Unemployment Insurance Division, and the North Dakota State Child Labor Commission. During the Great Depression, Gillette was the State Supervisor of Rural Research for the Federal Emergency Relief Administration.
Gillette was also a social reformer who was a member of the American Association for Labor Legislation, the National Child Labor Committee, and the North Dakota Men's League for Women's Suffrage. Gillette was especially interested in issues surrounding jails and poor farms. His research was published in a 1913 edition of the Quarterly Journal of the University of North Dakota. Gillette recommended that poor farms be eliminated, while also calling for more inspections of jails, and a greater supervision of local and state charities.
Gillette retired from UND in 1948, and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree in 1949. He died in Grand Forks on September 24, 1949. The former Chemistry Building was re-dedicated in his honor on October 7, 1983.
The J. M. Gillette Papers are housed in the Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection, ELWYN B. ROBINSON DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, CHESTER FRITZ LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA, GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA 58202. COLLECTION OGL #48 covers 1880-1949 and totals 19.5 linear feet].
In his 1951 book, American Sociology: The Story of Sociology in the United States through 1950, Howard W. Odum provided the following biographical sketch of John M. Gillette (pages 144-147):
Still another of the presidents of the American Sociological Society who lived and worked beyond the eighty-year mark was John M. Gillette, the eighteenth president in 1928. Like Sumner, Small, Hayes, Weatherly, Gillin, Lichtenberger, he came into the field of sociology from the ministry, and like many of the others the span of his life coincided with the rise and development of sociology following the Civil War and moving on up to the mid-point of the twentieth century. Born in Missouri in 1866, he received an M.A. degree from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1895 and a Ph.D. at Chicago Theological Seminary in 1899. He had been ordained a Presbyterian minister in 1895 and had preached in rural churches in Kansas and later in the frontier town of Dodge City. After receiving his degree at the Chicago Theological Seminary he transferred to sociology at the university where he received his Ph.D. two years later. For six years after that, he was president of the Academy for Young Women in Illinois and professor of psychology and the social sciences at the Valley State Teachers College in North Dakota. Then in 1907 he went to the University of North Dakota and the following year established the new Department of Sociology which he headed for forty years.
And like most of his contemporaries his life reflected a wide and varied experience. Besides being vice-president and president of the American Sociological Society, he was an associate member of the Internationale Institute of Sociology and an advisory member of the Academy of Agriculture of Czechoslovakia. He was, at home, a member of the North: Dakota State Welfare Commission, and of the advisory committee of the National Child Labor Committee and of the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, as well as of the advisory committee of the State Workmen's Compensation and Unemployment Insurance Division. Still nearer home, at Grand Forks, he was vice-president and president of the Charity Organization Society and the City Council. As indicating public recognition he received two honorary degrees, the Doctor of Laws from Park College and the Doctor of Humanities from the University of North Dakota. Gillette blazed new trails not only in a frontier American society itself but in rural sociology. James M. Reinhardt points out in tributes in the American Sociological 'Review and Social Forces, Fall, 1949, that he "was often referred to as the dean of rural sociology because of the formative influence that his pioneer works in the field had in this and other countries. A review of college catalogue offerings in sociology for a considerable period following the appearance of his Constructive Rural Sociology in 1913, and the first edition of his Rural Sociology in 1922, reveals the pre-eminence of his position in this expanding field, over many years. His early works in rural sociology attracted wide attention throughout the world, and translations of his books were used in various European universities and in the Imperial University of Japan."
Reinhardt continues, "Dr. Gillette's intellectual interests ranged far and wide. In addition to his work in rural sociology, he wrote books in such related areas as general sociology, education, the family, and social problems. He also published numerous articles and pamphlets on a variety of subjects, including anthropology, regionalism, and weather. His intellectual activity and mental acuity showed no signs of impairment right up to the time of his death. His outstanding investigations showing a definite scientific relation between variable weather conditions and the economic status of a people, as well as a number of other researches, were done after his 80th year." In fact, "He was actively engaged during the last year of his life on several projects including a sociological interpretation of the life and times of the Great Plains during his 83 years."
His main books include Vocational Education, in 1910; Constructive Rural Sociology, in 1913 and revised in 1916; Rural Sociology, in 1922 and revised in 1936; with James M. Reinhardt, Current Social Problems, in 1933, revised in 1937. From his main field of endeavor, rural sociology, we may gain an idea of his concept of sociology. Thus from pages 6 and 7 of his Rural Sociology, he says, "If by sociology is always meant a rigidly scientific attempt to account for group phenomena, and if, further, the attempt must be dissociated from utilitarian motives, then the title `rural sociology' is incompetent to express the scientific import of sociological studies of rural communities."
Gillette's presidential address, "Urban Influence and Selection" was published in Volume XXIII of Papers and Proceedings of the Twenty-third Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Society. In this address he pointed out that, as creators and centers of culture, cities dominate greater and greater areas of outlying populations, due to multiplication of kinds of cultural goods and increase in agencies of distribution. The psychosocial effects of this urbanization are seen in the molding and directive influences which urban centers manifest. Psycho-physical effects appear in population movements and redistribution in quantity and quality. The city is accumulating more educated leaders as well as pathological and subnormal classes. The rural areas have a larger proportion of normal but unexceptional persons.


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- 8/10 Hudson Ave, Homemaker City, Castle Hill, NSW 2154
- 5-10 km from Bella Vista
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Kids Indoor Playland Centre and Cafe. Unlimited stay and play. Adults and children must wear socks. NO outside food and drinks. Adults are FREE We pride ourselves on providing a great place for families to come and party and play all day. Chipmunks is an internationally trademarked brand and franchise operation originating in Port Chalmers, New Zealand. From it's inception in 1996 the business has grown to 15 franchisee outlets in New Zealand, 9 in Australia and 7 in Indonesia. Our aim is to grow ... Read more our brand within Australasia and internationally.
Crocs Playcentre Marsden Park is the newest addition to the Greater West and North West area which brings unique experience to the kids living here. The parents have bonus to visit with the kids as the the cafe in the playcentre is a Muffin Break franchise which offers fresh high quality muffins along with top class coffee with variety of food options to chose from. Our play centre also offers 5 different party rooms for the kids and additional option to hire out the entire centre for your private ... Read more functions/christmas parties. We have a Baking party room which is highly interactive and unique to any of the playcentres in Sydney where kids dress up like chefs with little aprons and hats and they bake their own pizza and cookies. Our disco room offers unique way in engaging the parents as well as the TV outside the room can see what happens in the room while the kids have a ball. Apart from this, we also 907 sqm playcentre uniquely designed to give a wider view for the parents ...
Special discount of $30 that can be used towards any party payment ( Platter/Extra Kids)
Validity: from 18 Sep 2019 to 31 Dec 2019
A very special offer of $30 discount to be used towards any party payment be it on the platter or extra kids Valid for party bookings done in-store only (Not valid on the phone or over online bookings) Not Valid with any other offer. Not Redeemable for Cash or other menu items or gift cards/vouchers One coupon per party
Ultimate is an Indoor Family Entertainment Centre built by families for families. It hosts an Awesome Indoor Trampoline Park as well as Australia's Largest Indoor Play Centre. There is also a cafe and quiet space for parents to relax while the rest of the family enjoys themselves. We cater for children of all ages and have two completely separate play centres. The first is for 5-12 year olds with some massive slides, flying fox and a few other hidden surprises while the second is for 0-5 years ... Read more which ensures we keep the little ones safe. The Trampoline Park has a Main Arena with Slam Dunk lanes, a Dodge Ball court and a massive multi lane Foam Pit for tricks and flips plus a Climbing Wall as well. We also cater for those all important birthday parties! Ultimate - where the action never stops!
If you want the perfect place for your kids to be kids every day, in a totally safe and friendly environment, Lollipop's indoor kids' playcentre in Parramatta offers a fun experience for everyone! Your kids can let their imaginations run wild at Lollipops' indoor play centre in Parramatta as we offer something to engage every youngster. We have allocated areas for different age groups from babies to school children (up to 11 years of age) promoting imagination, skills and active play. Open 7 days ... Read more a week, our fully air conditioned venue has an exciting arena for your children to enjoy unlimited fun with giant slides, brand new Airplay, bouncy castles, a tea cup ride, huge climbing structure, Code Red Laser and an 8 metre high rock wall! Our modern equipment is safe and robust, and our comprehensive facilities include a dedicated toddlers area and fully functioning themed party rooms. (Exclusive private hire is also available) While the kids are having the time of their lives climbing, ...
- Enter main gates at Cnr of Pitt and Macquarie Sts, Follow internal loop road for 2km - cafe on left hand side, Parramatta, NSW 2150
- 2-5 km from Bella Vista
Located on the banks of the Parramatta River at shady Little Coogee, the Parramatta Park Cafe and Event Centre is popular with locals and visitors alike. The cafe has a solid reputation for good value cafe food and good coffee and is a reglar stop for those out exercising or just enjoying the beauty of Governor Macquarie's Parramatta Domain. Parramatta Park Café is open 7 days a week from 8:00am-3:00pm and offers an all-day breakfast. Menu at www.ppeventcentre.com.au under the café tab
- Top Ryde City Shopping Centre, MM18 Blaxland Rd & Devlin Street, North Ryde, NSW 2113
- 10-20 km from Bella Vista
Monkey Mania is Australia's favourite Indoor Children's Play Centre's with locations across NSW & ACT. Monkey Mania Top Ryde is located at the always vibrant Top Ryde City Shopping Centre. Monkey Mania has ideal play equipment for ages 1-12. Monkey Mania Moore Park includes an inflatable jumping castle, dedicated toddlers area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, climbing structure, slides and outdoor electric kiddies go-karts. As well as having the added benefits of a café, convenient parking ... Read more and air conditioning. The themed party rooms include The Wiggles, Undersea Pirate/Mermaid and Space. Party Bookings are available on all days.
AUSSIE GEMS IS THE MOST EXCITING THING TO HAPPEN TO COMPETITIVE CHEERLEADING ON THE NORTHERN BEACHES. Cheerleading is a combination of Gymnastics skills and dances moves, set to energetic music with loads of fun. We strive to create fit and confident, boys and girls, who are motivated to give it their all in this international athletic arena. Our club is focused on supporting Aussie Gems kids to perform at their best through encouragement, training and discipline. The Aussie Gems ... Read more coaching team are fully accredited and experienced teachers, specialising in Cheerleading ranging from beginners to competitive levels. Aussie Gems caters to all abilities and all ages from 2 - 18yrs. Competition teams, recreational teams, tumbling classes, private lessons, parties & school holiday programs.
Monkey Mania Penrith is located in the popular Penrith RSL. The play structure is sure to keep the kids entertained for hours. Our Penrith facility includes an inflatable jumping castle, junior jumping castle, dedicated toddlers area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, climbing structure, slides, and kiddies electric go-karts. As well as having the added benefits of a café, free parking and air conditioning. The themed party rooms include Candyland, Undersea Pirate/Mermaid, Enchanted Fairy, and ... Read more our newest theme Dino Land. Party Bookings are available on all days.
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my family had a very exciting time at penrith monkey mania ,it was a good day out for all ...lunch was very good as well
Play - Party- Private Functions We are an indoor play facility with a Cafe which caters for children 1-12 years of age. Monday- Friday 9:30am-2:00pm it's all about the 1-5 year olds. Pre-school PlayTime program is in place during the school terms. Tuesday Toddler sessions and Wednesday Pre-schooler sessions are held from 10am-12pm with a KFF Staff member. We offer a range of activities for the children to explore and develop their skills including social skills, physical skills, cognitive skills ... Read more and art & craft. Weekends we cater to birthday parties. Day time parties, night time parties, smaller parties, big parties, private parties. View pricing, availability & book your next party online 24/7 through our website. School holidays we open from 9:30am-5:30pm. Check our facebook page for up to date information about activities we have running through the holidays.
Kidz Fun Factory Disco
Dates: from 30 Nov -1 to 30 Nov -1
Our monthly disco's are held on the 1st friday of every month. Come along and dance with your child and have the best time ever. We have dancing comps, giveaways and special things happening all the time. Price: $8 for 1-3yr olds $10 for 4- 12yr olds, Adults are Free. or Pre book your tickets: 2 tickets for $15 for children ages 1-12 yrs. To pre book your tickets just pop in or call us to make a payment over the phone. Pre booked tickets must be bought before the Friday disco. When: the first Friday of every month. Time: 6pm- 8:30pm Have your child's birthday on our disco nights. Visit our website for more information. The Cafe is open for food and drinks. No outside food allowed to be brought into the centre. Baby food and bottles accepted and unbranded water bottles. Limited spots available. Price: $8 for 1-3yr olds $10 for 4- 12yr olds, Adults are Free. or Pre book your tickets: 2 tickets for $15 for children ages 1-12 yrs. To pre book your tickets just pop in or call us to make a payment over the phone. Pre booked tickets must be bought before the Friday disco.
- Cnr Camden Valley Way & Beech Road, Crossroads Homemaker Centre, Casula, NSW 2170
- 20-30 km from Bella Vista
Monkey Mania is Australia's favourite Indoor Children's Play Centre's with locations across NSW & ACT. Monkey Mania has ideal play equipment for ages 1-12. Monkey Mania Casula is located inside the Crossroads Homemaker Centre at the Junction of M5 & M7 highways. This state of the art play centre will keep the kids (and adults!) happy and entertained for hours and hours. Monkey Mania Casula includes an inflatable jumping castle, dedicated toddlers area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, ... Read more climbing structure, slides and electric kiddies go-karts. As well as having the added benefits of a café, free parking and air conditioning. The themed party rooms include The Wiggles, Pirate, Mermaid, Enchanted Fairy, Magic Carpet, Superhero, Jungle Safari and Space. Party Bookings are available on all days.
Chipmunks is a fun filled adventure play land for children to climb slide and explore. Featuring a HUGE inflatable slide, 3 storied climbing structures and a separate under 5's area for little ones. Chipmunks has a delicious gourmet cafe with hot food, wraps, salads and freshly made pizzas. Perfect if you want to sit down and relax with a coffee and cake while your little one explores the exciting surroundings. Charlie the Chipmunk also hosts hassle free themed kids parties. If you are looking to ... Read more do a fundraiser or just want to have the place to yourself then check out our private hire options. Open 7 days. Don't forget to bring your socks!
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Dates: from 17 Dec 2019 to 17 Dec 2019
Chipmunks is proudly supporting Foodbank NSW/ACT this Christmas and are working in conjunction with them for their Christmas appeal. We will be holding a free play day at Chipmunks on Tuesday 17th of December and all children need to do is bring along a 400g can of food to trade for a FREE entry at any one of these locations: Bankstown, Macquarie or Maitland. Help those who need it most this Christmas and head down to Chipmunks for unlimited play and fun just by donating a can of food for Foodbank NSW/ACT. Please respect that we do have a no outside food or drink policy with the exception of bottled water and nut-free baby puree. Grip-free socks must also be worn by both adults and children in all of our play areas. Please contact your nearest Chipmunks store should you require more information. We hope to see you there!!
Let Them Be Little At Chipmunks! Chipmunks is an Indoor play centre for Kids. It is designed for kids to have unlimited fun by helping them use their imagination and creativity! Chipmunks offers wholesome family fun and entertainment! Whether you are looking for indoor activities for your kids, an awesome Themed Birthday Party or a Private venue Hire for a special occasion, we've got you covered! Enjoy our onsite Café while the kids enjoy creative play! We have dedicated Age Zones for ... Read more kids and activities for kids up to 11 years!
Glamour Girl' Kids Day Spa is the perfect birthday party venue in Sydney to create every girls dream pamper party. At Glamour Girl Kids Day Spa, our party packages take care of all your pamper party needs - from facials to foot spas, shimmery polish to shiny gloss, pink lemonade to the lolly buffet, invites to gift bags and all the fun and fuss in between. With girls of our own, we know that they just love doing all the girly things that mum does and experimenting in a 'Glamour Girl' ... Read more world. We have created the perfect place for your little girl and her friends to feel like princesses. We invite you to come along and experience a 'Glamour Girl' Day Spa Party with your daughter, a truly special experience you both will remember for years to come! Please visit our website to view our package prices.
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The Jungle Buddies vision is keeping kids active and healthy. This new concept in indoor play centres allows children to be active through play, taste and explore fresh food and learn their importance for staying fit and healthy. A play centre, party venue and fully serviced café offers an exceptional and fun experience for the whole family. • Party Venue with dedicated party packages and entertainment • Play equipment with slides, obstacles, fun air cannons and trampoline offering a fun ... Read more challenge to the big kids. • Dedicated baby and toddler play area • Undercover parking with direct lift access • Fully serviced café offering freshly made food and organic coffee • Seasonal menu developed by food consultant, mum and qualified chef Tawnya Bahr • Ingredients sourced locally from Sydney providers
Monkey Mania is Australia's favourite Indoor Children's Play Centre's with locations across NSW & ACT. Monkey Mania has ideal play equipment for ages 1-12. Monkey Mania Bankstown is located inside the popular Bankstown Sports Club. The impressive 10 metre high play structure is sure to keep the kids entertained for hours. Not only is it the highest indoor play structure in Australia but it is also the biggest! Our Bankstown facility includes an inflatable jumping castle, dedicated toddlers ... Read more area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, climbing structure, slides, and kiddies electric go-karts. As well as having the added benefits of a café, free parking and air conditioning. The themed party rooms include The Wiggles, Pirate, Mermaid, Enchanted Fairy, Superhero and Jungle Safari. Party Bookings are available on all days.
Monkey Mania is Australia's favourite Indoor Children's Play Centre's with locations across NSW & ACT. Monkey Mania EQ is located at the always vibrant Entertainment Quarter (formally Fox Studios). Monkey Mania has ideal play equipment for ages 1-12. Monkey Mania Moore Park includes an inflatable jumping castle, dedicated toddlers area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, climbing structure, slides and outdoor electric kiddies go-karts. As well as having the added benefits of a café, convenient ... Read more parking and air conditioning. The themed party rooms include The Wiggles, Undersea Pirate/Mermaid and Space. Party Bookings are available on all days.
Pittwater Sports Centre are the leader in holiday clinics on the Northern Beaches. With first class facilities and enthusiastic coaches and staff the children that attend the holiday programs at Pittwater Sports Centre return holiday after holiday. We are introducing a closed Facebook page for our Workshops. This means all parents / caregivers who book their children onto the workshops will be sent a link to a private page that cannot be seen by the public. We will post lots of pictures so you ... Read more can feel like you are here with your children or later, can see what everyone got up to that day. The State of the Art Gymnastics Centre within Pittwater Sports Centre is the focus of the holiday program providing a safe, dry and comfortable area to undertake all types of sporting activities including: Gymnastics with our highly trained coaches Obstacle courses Outdoor laser tag (children 8 years and above) Table tennis & games Sandbucket indoor play centre Kayaking on Narrabeen Lake (weather ...
Hide and Seek Cafe on Norton St, Leichhardt is not just another kid-friendly cafe, but a cafe that parents can also relax at. Featuring an enclosed undercover play area, delicious food and Five Senses Coffee, no-one misses out on the fun at Hide and Seek. It also has a private space for Mothers' Groups' and weekly activities for kids and parents. Kick back and relax, let us organise and host your child's upcoming birthday party. We can do everything from the food and drinks to providing a host ... Read more and setting up a theme. Let us set it up, ensure the kids have fun and clean up the mess! All this, while you relax with a cup of coffee (shhh, we even have a separate room for parents).
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Monkey Mania is Australia's favourite Indoor Children's Play Centre's with locations across NSW & ACT. Monkey Mania has ideal play equipment for ages 1-12. Monkey Mania Campbelltown is our newest centre and is located in Airds Rd, Leumeah (adjacent to the skate park). Our 4 level play structure is sure to keep the kids entertained for hours. Our Campbelltown facility includes an inflatable jumping castle, dedicated toddlers area, a gun/cannon foam ball arena, climbing structure, slides ... Read more and kiddies electric go-karts. We also have a café, are fully air conditioned and have lots of free parking. The themed party rooms include The Wiggles, Undersea Pirate/Mermaid, Enchanted Fairy, Space and Jungle Safari. Party Bookings are available on all days.
A unique, fully-themed kids party, play, education and function centre. Travel down our yellow brick road into an interactive world that pays homage to Frank Baum's classic Oz stories. While children are walking through a magical land playing Putt Putt Golf, having fun in our playmaze, jumping castle, Oz Balladrome, doing craft or watching a show, parents can unwind at the Rainbow Cafe or browse Oz memorabilia. Visit our events page for upcoming children's activities, shows, discos and events. ... Read more Parties for kids with themed characters and Educational Outings for schools are our speciality. Give your child an unforgettable time of adventure, fun & discovery. Come share the magic!
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This venue is the ideal place for a private party. The exquisite lighting and setting grabbed me. The planning of such a memorable party with 30 children and 80 adults was not easy but every staff member made it feel so special. Owners who have dedicated their lives for our community and children. They taught my daughter the essence of drama and now she is in New York as a performer. My grand kids are always keen to join in the holiday programs or attend parties. Doing a private party was not something we thought of but they helped us to plan it all. When comparing the costs, this is the cheapest and the best with stage for the dancing and singing, sound system and even the power point projected on the big screen. Our next Grandson's party is in 2 months and we will be there for sure. If you have never been here, please take the family for a day out.
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My kids love this place because of the creative space and activities. Have learn't lots of skills and have had birthdays that are of such great value and quality.
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We've been to quite a few play centres but this has to be my kids' favourite. Both of them can't wait to play putt putt golf down the yellow brick road and imagine they are Dorothy & the Tinman! There are regular activities and the staff are really energetic, caring and go out of their way to make sure the kids have a great time. Today there was a special needs girl and the girls on duty were so good in making her feel included in everything so she was always smiling. So beautiful to see! Cafe food is good, reasonable pricing. We always leave with lots of unusual photos and a promise to return. Highly recommended.
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A great place for a fun party! Lovely people, friendly service and great facilities. The facility also opens itself up to the community and encourages the arts! I had my 18th birthday here and it was such a great time of wholesome fun and excitement. Kids also loved it!
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charged adults to get in at a school function did let kids play separated them from there friends. after using voucher for drinks didn't cover the cost of entry. stopped parents from following there kids. then after a complaint was put forward was deleted and i was block from there facebook page and call a whinger
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First opened in 1927 as the John Rodgers Airport, it was renamed the Honolulu Airport after World War II, with 'International' added to the airport's name in 1951. It is by far the largest airport on the Hawaiian Islands, and is certain to be your destination when taking a direct flight to Honolulu. Although there are ongoing renovations and upgrades amongst the three terminals, the brightly painted Wiki Wiki Shuttle Buses and the air-conditioned walkways are excellent ways to get from one terminal to another. The shuttle buses are free for passengers, and operate from 6am-10pm.
Whether you're coming from far away or simply seeking the most options, the 'International' part is definitely accurate. Flights cover most major cities along the Pacific Rim, including Manila, Sydney, Tokyo, Anchorage, and Los Angeles. Other major world cities can be reached, with direct flights to Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing, Osaka, and Auckland. Tokyo and Seoul are two of the most popular international routes, while Los Angeles and other Hawaiian airports are the most popular domestic routes. Japanese carriers fly twice as many planes to Honolulu as American carriers, so look carefully for a great deal!
Hawaii also a total of nine other airports, including Kahului Airport (OGG) on Oahu, Kona International Airport (KOA) onHawai'i island, Lihue Airport (LIH) on Kaua'i island, and Hilo International Airport (ITO) on the eastern side of Hawai'iisland. If you're heading to Kauai, Lihue Airport is your primary gateway, and all airports have at least a few flights back to the mainland US. Hawaii International Airport is by far the biggest airline in the state and offers the most potential destinations - unless you have a specific plan otherwise, expect to arrive or depart from here.
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Without needing to be a member of any special clubs, passengers have access to the airport's many shops and restaurants. The Central Plaza has a business center for internet access and traveling accessories along with some areas to stretch out. Also in the airport are Chinese, Hawaiian and Japanese Gardens - designed by Richard Tongg in 1962, these Cultural Gardens are great spaces to meander and relax. Keep your eyes out for planes hanging from the ceiling in the Atrium towards the Administration Tower, including a large floor map of Oahu's airfields during World War II.
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The airport also operates the SpeediShuttle, which transports passengers from the airport to Waikiki / Honolulu Harbor. This on-demand service can take you to your Waikiki Resort, Ko'olina Resort, and elsewhere on the island. Shuttle stops are in several places, but look for the staff wearing red aloha shirts to assist you. Several hotels also offer courtesy vehicles to get you checked-in and relaxing in your hotel as quickly as possible, while car rentals are available at the airport from Advantage, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz and National. Plenty of taxis are around, naturally.
The airport is six miles from downtown Honolulu and about ten miles from the Waikiki area. If driving, the H-1 Freeway offers exits from both directions that lead you into the airport (note one local quirk: using your horn is considered very rude, except in an emergency). Airport parking is available in multiple parking lots - head to lot A for international parking, lot B for economy parking, and lot D for Overseas Parking. A fourth lot, lot M, is next to the InterIsland Terminal. Note each lot has a 30-day parking limit.
Hawaii is a beautiful place to visit year-round, and has average high temperatures of 80-88 degrees F. (26-31 C.). The high season is traditionally from June to September and December to January, where Hawaii becomes the place to celebrate the holidays away from winter weather. The shoulder seasons are in April, May, September, and October - you may find some small discounts on flights and hotels. The low season is from November to December and January to March - essentially, before and after the high Christmas season. These low seasons are when you'll find the best deals and fewest crowds.
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LONGONI TORNADO - Coin Operated Slate Bed Pool Table
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I've written before about my views on having children. But since raising kids is something that is so important to many people's lives, I think it's worth at least two posts. Anyway, the point of this post is to challenge familiar phrases yet again. We all know the question, "Do you want to have children?" Obviously, it's a question people really want to ask. So I'd like to keep its general spirit but raise its inclusiveness level with this alternative: "What sort of influence, if any, do you want to have on the next generation?" Sure, it sounds cornier and oddly formal (maybe one of you can help me out with that). But rather than a yes/no answer where biological children are the default, it opens up conversation about all kinds of other possibilities. Who knows! Maybe all sorts of people would find it interesting.
An oft-mentioned book here, The New Single Woman, claims that a connection to the next generation is an important element in the happy lives of older single women, whether or not they're parents. (Although the book is about women, I don't see why this idea wouldn't also apply to men.) As the question currently stands, people who don't want kids "the traditional way" are automatically put on the defensive. I remember being interrogated about my intentions when I responded to the current question with "I might adopt someday". I'd like to think my alternative question could put people on more equal footing in these kinds of conversations. Sure, it's a dream, but it could be worth trying out.
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- Isaac said...
I thought of teaching and mentoring. I think this gives more influence on the next generation than breeding.
- August 30, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- heidi said...
Is it wrong to say I'd like to influence them not to have any kids? And just maybe to value the planet a wee bit more than the generations before them? Either way, I'd like to impress upon them that it's none of my business - nor their business - to judge over people's relationship preferences and honestly, there's no need for codependence!
- August 30, 2010 at 9:22 AM
Love this! I have a professor who often describes her decision to teach as the decision to parent -- a bit differently and in a diffrent context (or, as you put it here, to influence the next generation.) I also feel like I'm much more clear about my interest in influencing (and interacting with) the next generation than I am about my stance on parenthood... which makes your suggested alternative a much easier (and more exciting) conversation to have.
- August 31, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- Ily said...
Isaac-- I'd like to be some kind of mentor as well.
Heidi-- No, I don't think that's wrong. And a wee bit? How about a truckload? We need it.
Mary--Yay! I'm with ya. I know I want to have some kind of positive impact on the next generation, but I have no idea if I want to be a parent.
Thanks for the comments!
- August 31, 2010 at 1:39 PM
- Eli said...
I've always been more "I'll babysit yours" than "I can't wait to have my own." I feel like everybody who can and wants kids should adopt or foster--there are kids who need help and a home and you don't have to get stretch marks to help them (or have sex. Bonus!) I would take in a child if they needed me. But I despise the idea of having a kid just to have one before my eggs dry out. I was a tutor for awhile, and that is a better way to reach kids, I think.
- September 1, 2010 at 7:48 AM
god I hate that question! it is problematic in a billion different ways. I can't wait for your new question to become popular --just like cool people are starting to ask "what sort of things do you like to do" rather than "so, what do you do for a living?"
- September 7, 2010 at 2:59 PM
I hate when people are smug and imply things like "you will never know real love until you have a child" and "raising a child is the most important work anyone can ever do"
**But I also don't think it is fair to feel superior about our life choices either. ** There are people doing amazing things (mentoring, teaching, living sustainably) even though they have kids. Maybe having kids isn't the problem, but people's approach to it.
I can't wait for the day when people don't feel the need to justify their life choices by making other people feel bad. Having kids, not having kids: both equally valid choices.
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D'Angelo returning to Los Angeles with House of Blues concert
R&B recluse D'Angelo is in hiding no more. After appearing with the Roots at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Tennessee in June, the sonic manipulator of funk and soul has booked a surprise July 4 date at West Hollywood's House of Blues, according to promoter Live Nation.
The Bonnaroo appearance marked the artist's first U.S. gig in 12 years, and catching D'Angelo at the House of Blues won't be cheap. Tickets are going for $129, once all the requisite fees have been added in. Tickets are on sale now (yes, now) via the Live Nation mobile app. The general on-sale date is Friday at 10 a.m.
D'Angelo has more than 30 songs ready to be released, according to friend, collaborator and Roots drummer Questlove. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Questlove said D'Angelo had recently "discovered Bowie and Zeppelin, the Beatles, 'Pet Sounds,' Captain Beefheart and Zappa," adding that the new works see D'Angelo experimenting more with guitars. It may or may not be coming out in late summer/early fall, according to Questlove.
D'Angelo has released just two studio albums, works that in 1995 and 2000 helped usher in the neo-soul movement and then toyed with the genre. His last, 2000's "Voodoo," is considered a masterpiece that some say is on par with the best of Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. It's a dark, daring collection, with songs seemingly materializing out of foggy, middle-of-the-night jam sessions. Since then, D'Angelo has retreated to Europe and had some run-ins with the law, but all reports out of Bonnaroo are that the artist hasn't lost a step.
After the July 4 gig in West Hollywood, D'Angelo is set to appear at the Essence Festival in New Orleans.
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-- Todd Martens
Image: D'Angelo at the House of Blues in 2000. Credit: Ann Johansson / For The Times.