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Tiptoe's Jigsaw
June 10, 2013
It's chaos in the Little Yellow House! Everyone is squabbling and it's all too much for Tiptoe. He decides to make a jigsaw puzzle on his own in the playroom, away from all the shouting and falling out. But just as he's enjoying the peace and quiet the friends find his quiet place and noisily start to take over the puzzle. Poor Tiptoe, he needs to find a way to show his friends that working as a team is the best way to get things done. Maybe the ants in the garden could help . . .
Tumpy's Cars
June 7, 2013
Tumpty's toy cars are his most favourite things in the world and he wants to play with them all Day. But while his friends are happy to join in for a while, they want to play their own games too. Not Tumpty! He just wants to play CARS. When Tumpty's cars start to take over the Little Yellow House there's a terrible traffic jam and Tumpty realises that sometimes games must come to an end.
Tilly and the Crocolion
June 6, 2013
Tilly, Pru and Hector are reading their Animal Fact Book and finding out all about the wild animals who live all over the world. But why make do with pictures in a book when there's a whole garden full of real animals to discover - Tilly even has a camera to take pictures. The friends set out on safari and encounter some very unusual animals - the rabbitiger, the cheetaphant and even the extremely rare and never before photographed crocolion!
Tilly and the Goz-Gog Grabber
June 4, 2013
Tilly is making a gooseberry pie and the friends can't wait to taste it. But when she goes to pick them in the garden all the nice juicy ripe ones have vanished. Where can they have gone - has someone taken them? There's only one thing for it, they need to set a trap for the gooseberry grabber and wait for the grabbing to begin. Can Tilly and her friends solve the mystery of the disappearing gooseberries in time to make the pie for tea?
Tiptoe in the Snow
June 3, 2013
Tiptoe is very taken with the toy snow globe, he's never seen anything like it before. If only he could play in some real snow. But it's a no snow day outside and the friends have to try and create a winter wonderland indoors. The bag of flour is quite good, but it doesn't work when he tries to make a snowman and the white sheet of paper doesn't feel very snowy when he touches it. Tiptoe wants the real thing - but when something magical happens in the garden, Tiptoe starts to understand something about real snow - it's very very cold!
Tilly and the Quiet Game
March 26, 2013
Tilly wants to spend the afternoon reading her book but her friends are being very very noisy. Bashing cymbals, trumpety trumpets, zooming cars and loud singing isn't making it very easy for her to concentrate on her story. But Tilly has an idea, a special quiet game that her friends can play. All the friends want to win and try extra hard to be quiet - even when Tilly has finished her book and is ready to play again! How will Tilly persuade her friends to go back to being noisy?
Hector Learns to Juggle
March 25, 2013
Hector's Hushy House
March 22, 2013
Pru's Post
March 21, 2013
Doodle's Bitey Bitey Bitey Day
March 20, 2013
Hector and the Huff Tuffet
March 19, 2013
The Five Tillys
March 18, 2013
Tilly is always busy. Playing with Hector, dressing up with Pru, reading to Tumpty, painting with Tiptoe and eating cake with Doodle. Being Tilly is really very hard work and so Tilly decides to have a little lie down and not be herself for a while. Without Tilly to take charge the friends decide to stand in for her and spend the day dressing like Tilly and doing Tillyish things, which is all great fun until they start to miss being themselves . . .
Tumpty's Skipping Surprise
March 15, 2013
Everyone Wants Tiptoe
March 14, 2013
Little Blue Pru
March 13, 2013
Princess Tilly
March 12, 2013
Hector's Lucky Leaf
March 11, 2013
Tilly's Story
March 8, 2013
Doodle and the Marching Band
March 7, 2013
Pru and the Bangle
March 6, 2013
Tumpty Loses his Oomph
March 5, 2013
Hector the Clown
March 4, 2013
Hector Wants to Win
March 1, 2013
Tumpty's Present
February 28, 2013
Doodle and the Apple Tree
February 27, 2013
Tilly's Bug Hotel
February 14, 2013
Tilly's dolls house has a visitor - a little ladybird! The ladybird seems very happy in her new home and the friends decide to convert the toy house into a Bug Hotel! After an insect hunt in the garden to find more guests, Tilly welcomes them to the Bug Hotel. But much to her disappointment, the bugs are less than impressed with the dolls house and Tilly realises that the bugs might prefer a different hotel altogether.
Tilly No Tail
October 5, 2012
Tumpty is doing the happy-tail dance, Doodle is doing the snappy-tail dance, Pru is shaking her tail feathers, Hector is doing a tail wiggle and even Tiptoe's tail is twinkling - but what about Tilly? Tilly doesn't have a tail! The friends all decide to make one for her, Tilly must have a tail if she wants to balance and bounce and swish and swat and fluff and flounce like them. Even Tilly is starting to wish she had one, but when she goes from no tail to five tails she discovers that life with a tail can be very tricky!
Hector`s Pet
October 4, 2012
When Hector's friends don't show much interest in his new dance, he huffs off to the Huff Tuffet. And it's there he spots a potential new friend - a small rock! Hector names him Colin and decides to keep him as a pet. The friends love Colin and quickly decide to find their own pets - a stick, a feather, an apple, a sunflower - but it's all getting rather competitive. Can the Little Yellow House's first ever Bring-a-pet Party save the day?
Clumsy Tumpty
October 3, 2012
Tumpty wants a biscuit, even though he knows biscuits aren't really breakfast food. But when he decides to secretly sneak one out of the jar he ends up making a terrible mess. Maybe no one will notice if he pretends it wasn't him. But then Hector gets the blame and Tumpty knows he must find a way to make things right.
Tilly Can`t Sleep
October 2, 2012
All is quiet in the little yellow house as the friends are sleeping soundly through the night. All except Tilly, she just can't go to sleep. Her loud sighs wake up her friends who all try to think of ways to help Tilly drop off. Hector brings some warm milk, Pru tries a lullaby, but nothing is working. And then Tiptoe has an idea involving some rather unusual sheep. . .
Hector and the Full-Up Moon
October 1, 2012
It's bed time in the Little Yellow House but Hector is far too busy to sleep, he wants to stay up and see the full-up moon. Even though Hector is usually a sleepy little pig at bedtime he's determined to stay awake and has invented all sorts of contraptions to stop him nodding off. But the full-up moon is taking such a long time to come out and Hector is getting very sleepy, so it's up to the friends to make sure Hector doesn't miss out on his special moon.
Tiptoe`s Mystery
September 28, 2012
It's a wet day and the friends are wondering what they can do in the house. Tiptoe is a brilliant ideas rabbit and they're sure he'll have an idea. But where is he? He isn't under the table or behind the sofa, it's a mystery. And then Hector finds a twinkly note - Tiptoe has left the friends clues to help them find his hiding place. If they follow the trail, will they find something to do at the end of it?
Tumpty`s Shadow
September 27, 2012
Tumpty is having a lovely bumpety bouncy day and he wants everyone to join in and bumpety bounce too. They're just all so busy! Poor Tumpty, he's left all alone on the Huff Tuffet - but who's that! It's Tumpty's shadow and best of all, when Tumpty wants to bounce, the shadow bounces too! But when the sun goes down it takes Tumpty's shadow with it, and so the friends work out a plan to bring it back.
Hector and the Big Bad Wolf
September 26, 2012
The friends are having a lovely time listening to Tilly telling the story of the Three Little Pigs. All except Hector who is feeling rather nervous at the thought of the Big Bad Wolf. He decides to hide in his den for safety and nothing can persuade him to come out. Can Tilly come up with a story to make him feel brave again?
Pru and the Feather Fairy
September 25, 2012
When Tilly loses a wobbly tooth her friends get excited about a visit from the Tooth Fairy, except Pru who doesn't have any teeth. Poor Pru feels very sad that she'll never have a shiny coin brought to her by the Tooth Fairy. Tilly makes her some paper and glue teeth and Doodle finds some wind-up teeth, but still the Tooth Fairy doesn't come. Pru is feeling very left out until she discovers the Tooth Fairy has a special fairy friend who exchanges shiny coins for fallen feathers!
Tilly and the Splodge
September 24, 2012
Oh no! There's a big jammy splodge on Tilly's favourite summer dress! Soapy water doesn't make the splodge disappear and loud crashy music doesn't scare the splodge away. Luckily Pru has an idea, and armed with her special Pru Patches and some nice new buttons she sets out to turn Tilly's messy dress into something beautiful.
Hector and the Dandelion
September 21, 2012
Hector is having a happy day, singing and dancing the Wiggle-Wiggle-Woo when he finds a dandelion in the garden. Hector tries to introduce the dandelion to his friends, but they all seem to be flapping and puffing and breezing and wafting and Hector is worried the dandelion will be blown away. Can Hector's friends find a way to show him that what dandelions love is to scatter their seeds in the wind?
Tumpty the Great
September 20, 2012
Tumpty is feeling a bit droopy. Everyone in the little yellow house is good at something except him and it's making him feel rather low. He can't paint as well as Tilly, he can't do the Wiggle Wiggle Woo as well as Hector, he just doesn't seem to have the interior decorating skills of Pru or be able to whistle like Doodle and he certainly can't tiptoe like Tiptoe. But Tilly and her friends know that Tumpty has more bounce than any of them and it's up to them to remind him of his special skill.
Tilly's Restaurant
September 19, 2012
Tilly is hosting a doll's tea party and the friends are disappointed to discover that the delicious food is all pretend, especially when they're all so hungry. Tilly decides to open a restaurant with real food so her friends can enjoy snack time together, but running a restaurant single-handed is much harder than it looks and the friends start to realise that the best way to enjoy sharing a meal is to share the preparation too!
Tiptoe's Rainbow
September 18, 2012
After a sunny, showery day the friends go in search of a rainbow. Tiptoe is very disappointed when they can't find one and although the friends try and make him an indoor rainbow with colourful paints and clothes, it's just not quite the same as an outside rainbow. When the rain starts again it looks like the rainbow search is over, until Tilly discovers, with the help of some bubbles, how to make a real rainbow inside ...
Doctor Tilly
September 17, 2012
When Tilly manages to make Hector's poorly knee better, she decides she's going to be Doctor Tilly. There's a special doctor's coat in the dressing up box and Tilly sets up her surgery immediately. But Tilly is a bit too enthusiastic at diagnosing her friends and starts administering medical help even when it's not wanted. The friends must try and explain to Tilly that part of being a good doctor is being able to listen!
Tumpty's Plane
September 14, 2012
Tilly and her friends are making paper planes. Pru has decorated hers with lipstick, Doodle has folded her bitey bitey plane into crocodile teeth, Hector's has splodges and Tiptoe's has ears, but when Tumpty tries to make a Tumpty-plane he's just too big and clumsy to manage all the folding. Poor Tumpty really wants to make his own plane and when Tilly has a BIG idea it looks like his wish might come true.
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UUP Setdes on a Contract Walter Lynch Named G>llege G)uncil Qiairman by Cindy Rosenthal Since the start of the school year at Farmingdale, the members of the United University Professions have been without contract. On^arch 8 after months of neg(^«ions, a contract was finally agreed^o and the members of UTH UUP voted on it. Althou^n many people were not happy with this new contract, it was passed. The contract goes through 1979. For the year of 1976, there is no pay increase. Starting in either June or September of 1977, according to the length of time that a person works in a year, the members of the UUP will get approximately 5% raise. What this means is that a person earning S5,000 will receive a raise of $250 and someone making $45,000 or more, will receive an increase of $1,350. In April 1978, the salary of incumbents will be increased $250-$300, depending upon their position. Another point of this compensation article is that one half of the 1% of the total pay for this campus can be distributed by management to Farmingdale Campus Beautified Voluntarily Maria Sue Malkman Through the efforts of the Building and Grounds Committee, Farmingdale's campus will be beautified and made functional for ALL students and visitors. The committee is voluntarily run by Prof. Griffiths from the Ornamental Horticulture Department, Mr. Hillman representing Construction Tech and Mr. Towner from the Art Department. It was through Dr. Cipriani, Vice President of Administration and Mr. Harrison, Director of Campus Services that this group was formed. The Committee was formed to make improvements on campus. They are not only concerned with the physical appearance of the campus, but whether the campus is accessible to every student attending Farmingdale. handicapped included. Their first project, the Administration Building, will be completed on May 14,1977. On this day a dedication will be made in rememberance of our late Preti^nt of SUNY at Farmingdale. The building will be renamed the Charles W. Laffin Jr. Administration Building. From the Melville Road entrance up to the Administration Building, new plants and trees will be planted. There will be new curbs built with the new ones having areas designated for wheelchairs. Around the flag pole various flowers will be planted. A concrete barrier will be set up around them for protection. The back of the building going in towards the Square will also be beautified with new flowers and plants. Another project under consideration is an outside eating area for students. One will be at Knapp Hall and another at Roosevelt Hall. There is already an outside patio extended from Knapp Hall but it is not exactly an eating area. The Building and Grounds Committee is hoping to supply the patio with tables and chairs. Doors leading right into the cafeteria from the patio will also be constructed. Since Alice's Restaurant which is situated in Roosevelt Hall can only serve a limited number of people, the second out door eating area will be built here. A patio will be extended from the restaurant out onto the grass. A major concern of the committee is the damage done to the grass by those using the walkway. The committee is going to analyze the main flow of traffic on the grass and reroute the walkways to cont p3,cl. teachers starting in April of 1978. What this is, is simply a form of a reward for the teachers^ich can tend to lead to favod^. The UUP has been fighting for both a minimum salary and a salary schedule. They still do not have this. In the new contract it says the State agrees to this concept. What (his does is it gives the UUj^nother chance to renegd^jipe this subject before November of this year. It does guarantee that the members^^ get this in their contract. According to Ron Sarner, The Grievance Chairperson of the UUP in the Utica/Rome Chapter, members of the UUP have lost more than they have gained. Sarner says that for an average of $1000 the UUP has lost tenure, peer review, academic professionalism, sick leave credits and grievance rights. Probably, the two most important items are tenure and grievance rights. Tenure is given to someone who has been working here for seven years. The grievance rights that were lost are college by laws, policies and operating procedures. Walter A. Lynch of Port Washington has been appointed Chairman of State University at Farmingdale's C o l l e g e Council. This announcement was made by the Board of Trustees of the State University System. Born in the Bronx, Mr. Lynch moved to Port Washington in 1951. A former cross-country and middle 'distance track star in college, Mr. Lynch graduated from Fordham University in 1942. He served in the United States Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1946 and left with the rank of Captain. During his tour of duty in World War II, Mr. Lynch's military experience was in such areas as Cairo, Bagdad, the Persian Gulf, and Southeast Arabia. The new College Council Chairman has a Master's in Business Administration from New York University and has also attended the University of Oklahoma studying in the area of petroleum engineering. Mr. Lynch is now serving as President of the Lynch International Investment Surveys and is serving as Director for both Barton & Cooney, Inc. and the Vermiculite, Ltd. a mineral procedure and mining corporation. Very involved with collegiate matters, Walter Lynch is Vice President of the Board of Trustees of Fordham Prep and a member of the University Council of his Alma Mater, Fordham University. Part of Mr. Lynch's avocation is that he is the Chairman of the Men's Metropolitan A.A.U. Diving Committee; he is a member of the American Swimming and Diving Coaches Association; and, and as a Swimming Coach at St. Mary's High School in Manhaset, helped this team with the Catholic High School Championship in 1973 and 1974. As Chairman of the College Council, Mr. Lynch will help the College set policies,, conduct political workshops, and have an important input in the selection of a new President. Mr. Lynch and his wife, Elinore have five children; Walter 29, Arthur 27, Lynn 25, Kathryn 23 and Joseph 19; and have five grandchildren, four girls and one boy. SCRP to Hold Public Meeting The New York State Office of Parks and Recreation will be holding a public meeting on Wednesday. April 6, 1977, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Main Clubhouse at Bethpage Sute Park to discuss and receive citizen commenU on the State's Comprehensive Recreation Plan (SCRP). The announcement was made today by John G. 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Doing The Lean...
28 comments:
- Rita said...
Oh, I love this post, Tracey!
Lean into discomfort.
It brought to mind how I have learned to kind of sink into the pain instead of fighting it.
I will have to think on this and art.
Thanks, lady!! I love your looser you!! Loose women are so interesting--LOL! ;) - June 14, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- Nora CG said...
Beautiful post. I love what you said about leaning into the discomfort zone. I think it is something that I have to do more often for myself. Love your post and your illustrations as always, Gorgeous!!
Have an extraordinary day!
Nora - June 14, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- laurie said...
great post!! I love it and i know just what you mean, I was such a fanatic about being so precise with my work 8 years ago that it mad e it not always fun, I learned to loosen up when my eye sight started to go and then one day some one said , "well I don't know why you take such pains to make things look real, you want real, take a photo", those words changed my life, honestly, our art is our vision and no one else s, we should be free and unhindered, your work is beautiful,
- June 14, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- Alexandra said...
Old or new, I love your sketches, Tracey. You continue to inspire us to push ourselves in our own art. And don't you love to look back at old sketches to see how you've transpired over the past year or so? I did that recently. I swear I was possessed by another girl. hahahahaha :D xx
- June 14, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Arnoldo L. Romero, MLA said...
Great post! Love leaning into the discomfort zone, although it is scary sometimes. Blessings!
- June 14, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Anna said...
Very very good read for me today. I spent the weekend and first part of the week copying someone else's sketches and tweaking them with my own color preferences and tone. That helped me ease or lean into it. By tuesday i was painting things that i wanted and photographing things that made me happy. I was good. Right now I am leaning hard into the fears of tomorrow morning, what it might look like, knowing that with each tick of the clock it's one tick closer. I know deep down that the fear and dread won't push back the hands of time, tomorrow will be here and come what may I can do it.
- June 14, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- Lorinda @ Everyday Endeavours said...
I love everything about this post Tracey!! Could you send some of that attitude up to Canada and share just a little?? xx
- June 14, 2012 at 2:09 PM
- VonnyK said...
Oh Tracey, how do I get me some of that. I would give anything to be loose and free, so sick of trying to get it right all the time. My heart wants to but my hands and head refuse.
Beautiful post and just as beautiful drawing. I love your bright colourful art that only you can do.
Von. - June 14, 2012 at 3:03 PM
- Jez said...
I love the description of leaning into ways of making ourselves change direction gradually. Strangely enough I have been spending some of my recovery time looking back through years of old sketchbooks and it is interesting to see those changes taking place .... But I am still fighting with trying to be looser ..... So I shall think of you and lean! Thank you for a great post.
- June 14, 2012 at 6:22 PM
- Sandra said...
I agree! Leaning is good!
Yesterday during a very long and tedious phone call at work, I subconsciously doodled away with my biro pen, a random weed that was growing outside the office doors.
I didn't really even realise what I was doing - and then afterwards as I began to scribble down a reminder on the same page, I looked at it and thought - wow! I like that! It was about as far removed from a careful sketch as I could get. The lines were a mess, there was no varied tones - it just... was what it was. That told me something about sketching. Great post and wonderful sketches! :0) - June 14, 2012 at 7:03 PM
- tutto a posto said...
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about style. It is a constant struggle--finding a style that I like. I am told my style is apparent, but I am not convinced or quite satisfied yet. Still prodding or "leaning" along!
- June 14, 2012 at 7:57 PM
- Roxanne said...
Loved your post Tracey. My favorite sketches are those that I've done quickly with just a fine line marker.
- June 14, 2012 at 8:02 PM
- missy k said...
Great post.... loving the lean concept!
- June 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM
- Neesie said...
Loved your post Trace,
I think I used to be so uptight and wanted everything I painted to be perfect a few years ago and that effected my artwork which subsequently suffered.
It actually strangled all my creativity and I stopped doing any work for about 12 years! What a waste of 12 years.
I've only just started to lean but I still have such a long way to go ~ meanwhile you continue to inspire me to make those invaluable changes...and I thank you :D - June 14, 2012 at 10:05 PM
- Giggles said...
Thanks for the great art lesson!! As usual all your illustrations are fabulous...but wow you have lightened up..and I love it even more!! I think as life progressed I leaned in more myself...just not with creativity!! I will take this wonderful lesson assert it in other areas of my life!! Thanks for sharing!
Hugs Giggles.... - June 15, 2012 at 12:28 AM
- sandee said...
Oh my! I can totally relate to this! I have been stuck doing the same thing for a long time now, and recently started a class AB class, and now, I am slapping gesso on everything, spritzing and splattering and collaging! It's funny how you can just end up into a new style without even realizing you fell off a cliff! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
- June 15, 2012 at 2:56 AM
- ~*~Patty S said...
well you have sold me on "leaning"!
that's for sure
if I could lean and draw even a tiny bit as well as you do I would be very happy indeed!
I was just telling a friend that I am undisciplined and that is part of what keeps me from drawing...my sense is you have to do it lots every day over and over ... I want it but I guess not if I have to really work for it
gosh your sharing Tracey got me to confess ;)
I certainly am enjoying your artistic journey...thank you for sharing!
oxo - June 15, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Terrie Purkey said...
Well since I only started exploring art a year ago, leaning is all I do! It's all uncomfortable and uncertain. Every bit of it. I usually have no idea what I'm doing - some sort of patchwork of techniques others are using and sharing because I didn't even know enough to know there were techniques! :)
As I've leaned into the major discomfort of discovering making art, I've also discovered how satisfying it is, how freeing and how much I love it. There's no going back now. Moving forward, for sure, but ending up where? - June 15, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Kathy, PaperPumpkin said...
I just LOVE this post!!! I will reread this one for sure. You not only make gteat, fun, interesting, inspiring art, but your words rock. Thank you. I am glad to "meet" you!
- June 15, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Serena Lewis said...
Tracey, what a great post and one that I feel akin to myself!
I am going through this same transformation regarding my art. I used to paint and sketch realism which is grounded in perfectionism. However, I craved to draw and paint loose and that's why I love working directly with my Microns or PITT pens rather than pencil...they afford me the loose quality I desire. However, I want to loosen up a lot more....as Rita said, loose women are so interesting! hehehe
I LOVE your loose style!!! - June 15, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Alice said...
great post, tracy! i like the idea of the 'lean' very much. and i always love your paintings, drawings, artwork!
- June 15, 2012 at 12:03 PM
- Ginny said...
This was such a great post Tracey. Your work and words always inspire me. So from now on I am going to lean a lot more not only in my art but in lots of other areas as well.
- June 15, 2012 at 6:38 PM
- Jennifer McLean said...
best post ever, can I "borrow" your saying? I think the way you explain how you see "lean into discomfort" makes a whole lot of sense and I can do that. I've been struggling against my perfectionistic streak and slowly making progress but I think your saying will really help. I'm gonna make myself a sign!
Love those forks etc. but then I always do and your tomato is to die for! You and Minn make great tomato art!
I was perusing your flickr account the other day and I noticed the change in your style that you mentioned in this post. I think you've really found yourself. Now, can you help me look for me? I'm around her somewhere, maybe under the sofa?? lol.
Love & Hugs,
~J - June 16, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- Virginia J Bailey said...
I think all of your artwork is inspiring. Thank you for a great post.
- June 16, 2012 at 1:06 PM
- artangel said...
Great post and fabulous art! I love the composition and loose feel of your cutlery drawing - really creative and almost abstract. You really do wonderful work.
- June 16, 2012 at 7:29 PM
- Cottage Remnant said...
The words of wisdom and the wonderful sketches.....I would never think to sketch a bunch of forks, but they are totally awesome....
I may (most likely) come back several types to scan... I mean READ....LOL your words of wisdom, until they are etched in....LOL
TFS (thanks for sharing)
Cindy♥ - June 17, 2012 at 12:10 AM
- minnemie said...
Ahhh, excellent post. I'm still stuck in the grip of precision. Gasping to get out... but seem so... well... stuck. I'm going to add this quote to by lil' book of quotes: "Lean into Discomfort" and attribute it to you:-) BUT may I just say, that even that which you label rubbish, looks like pretty good art to me!
- June 19, 2012 at 5:41 AM
- Triche said...
I found this older post through a link to your current one and I'm so glad I did. I've been stuck in the middle of a piece, frozen by that "what if I mess it up?" feeling that plagues me when I tackle something that's new and difficult for me.
So I'm going to lean into the discomfort and tackle a piece that may not be easy for me, but that means something to me. - August 30, 2012 at 2:41 AM


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On the Booneville campus the class meets on Tuesdays October 6-26 from 6-8:30 p.m. in Waller Hall. Cost for the beginning cake decorating class is $50.
The New Albany Garden Club is encouraging students in New Albany and Union County schools, grades K-12, to participate in a recycling project to build a birdhouse.
The students are encouraged to use recycled materials such as plastic, aluminum, or wood to build a birdhouse.
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Tired of having to cross the river to have some fun? Meet other local Movie Fans from Langley, Surrey, White Rock and Delta at local theatres. Get together to plan movie outings and discuss the hot movies of the month.
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I just recently discovered the wonderful world of Fan Edited films. Specifically the ones that are rated and reviewed on fanedit.org. I have to tell you, that as a fan of film, this brings new angles to old classics. I'm seeing films that are absolutely blowing me away! So lets get together and watch and discuss these amazing fan edited films. I have already started a small collection including re-edits of: Star Wars - A New Hope Special Edition (Han Shoots First!!) The Matrix Reloaded 2&3 ( Now …
Who isn't a movie fan? Seriously???? Join other like minded individuals for a night out at the movies! It's a great way to meet other people in a friendly, risk-free environment. This group is for all movie buffs who want to see a film with someone else and go somewhere after to talk about it.If you want to see a movie, fill out a meetup suggestion, when , where to meet before and bingo: you'll have someone like-minded joining you. We all hope to meet all of you soon! ... you know it'll be fun!
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In this club we come together to watch movies, critique movies, enjoy movies, hate movies, movies...movies...movies...and some snacks! From Donnie Darko to Taladega Nights...no movie is safe from our group. If you want to meet some people that share your passion for film come on out and join us. You may get a bad movie but you'll get some free popcorn. Movie suggestions are definitely encouraged!
Welcome to one of the largest and most active Friend & Social Meetup Groups in the Vancouver area! This group is all about finding friends and making new friends. It's for anyone who enjoys events and activities that are socially interactive, interesting, laid-back, easy-going and lots of fun. This group is for fun socializing only and there is no cost to join our group. Whether you're single, married, divorced, separated, temporarily in town, new in town, new to Vancouver, bored and looking for …
We are a group of passionate cinema fans, we are aiming at viewing the most recent (International/Award Winners/Non- Hollywood/Indie) movies with people who share the same interest. Every week we are going to watch movies from all over the world,and get time to chat over the movies & share the experience. Meetups for indie local films will be organized to help introduce our local film makers to a bigger audience. Meetups will be also organized for International award winners Playing in Vancou …
Meet other local Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's works in the Vancouver area. Watch movies, join our reading group, take part in our Lord of the Rings Online group and come to other events. Valinor is a group focusing on the work of J.R.R. Tokien and other derivative works. We plan on joining the Tolkien Society and on having regular structured meetings each month and many other events focusing on The Professor's works. Membership to Valinor is $10 per year per person. This membership fee is to pay f …
Would you classify yourself as a geek or a nerd? Do you like science fiction and fantasy, movies and TV, comic books and board games, cosplay, and any of the other wonderfulness that the muggles might classify as weird? Are you looking to make new friends or re-connect with some old ones who share these similar interests? Do like watching movies and TV with like minded people. How about crafting projects, knitting or crochet? Would you like to have a Family style dinners where the conversation …
Check us out at www.outsetters.org - we've existed for about 30 years. We exist mostly off the web. In ADDITION to members on Meetup, our 80 core members are singles & couples- mostly 55+, adventurous & active. Our events include skiing, snowshoeing, parties, games evenings, movie nights, book club & musical evenings, contra dancing, bowling, golf, etc. in the winter, and summer hiking and camping. We schedule 10-20 meetings a month for local events, & m'be 6 a year for trips, travel, & campin …
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Do you love the "big city" lifestyle, but don't necessarily do the typical "big city" things (go clubbing, wear expensive designer labels, carry a tiny dog in your purse, etc.)?! Are you a single, working professional, male or female, 30-45 years old, that's seriously wanting to meet others in your age bracket, with the same mindset? Then this could just be the group for you :) My personal goal with this group is to build a base of tight-knit, high-caliber members that fit the following criteria …
Everyone is welcomed! Let's start from once every 3 weeks. The major activity is of course ping pong playing. We will also organize movie night, acupuncture and skincare try out, dining night, and other activities. Remember my phone number: 604-600-6216 Jun
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Prodjektor Entertainment is a registered not-for-profit organization that aspires to be the venue for ideas and events dedicated in promoting Indonesian culture through creative media and entertainment in Vancouver, British Columbia.
If you want to talk with native speakers to learn a new language, improve your language skills, or are simply eager to discover new cultures, you have found the right place!. The goal of the Vancouver Newcomers and Immigrants is to connect local people and people who have come to Canada from other countries in order to help them understand each other's culture and languages while developing new friendships. Whether you are someone fond of foreign languages, a student, a recent immigrant, an empl …
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German speaking seniors, friends and family meet two Saturdays per month at 2 p.m. for social time over coffee and cake followed by a program (films, lectures, discussions, hot, relevant and seasonal topics, also resiting poetry, sharing humour and folk songs to live music). This is a fantastic venue for people who like to practice their listening skills because the wealth of life stories is amazing and unique. The group is warm and welcoming. An average of 50 people come regularly. Our Website …
Welcome to the Elegant & Exquisite Girls of the City Social Club! This is a WOMENS ONLY social group. What are Elegant & Exquisite Girls? Successful, Graceful, Sophisticated, Independent, Radiant and Positive Women:) Elegant & Exquisite Girls of the City is for women that are looking to socialize, meet some amazing new friends and have loads of FUN and LAUGHTER! The type of events that will be organized will be: girls night out, dining out, wine tasting, elegant gatherings and get togethers, bru …
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Are you an Animator, Digital Artist, Visual FX Artist? Are you just interested in the CG / VFX industry? Interested in meeting some new people that share the same passion as you? Well, then this is the place for you! With guest speakers that work in the industry, workshops and monthly networking meetups, the CG Meetup is the place to be.
Welcome! Just like the arts, our festival is evolving; previously the New Asia Film Festival Group, we have grown to become the Metro Vancouver Asian Film & Media Arts Group. This is the first meetup group of its kind in Metro Vancouver. We hope that under the new name, this meetup will really become a hub for filmmakers, artists and anyone who is interested in new media arts and Asian culture, to get together and exchange ideas. Together, we will organize film screenings, media performances, n …
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William Alan Shatner is 79 years old as of March 22, 2010, and has had a long wonderful career as an actor. But how many of his movies can you name outside of Star Trek and the cameo appearances? If you knew the full list of his major works, you'd be very surprised indeed. This group will bring together fans of the Shatner and we will watch his old forgotten movies (some of which are only in black and white) from back in the days before Star Trek, when he was not the square-jawed Captain of the …
Star Trek is not just a televised or silver screen production, it has been and always shall be an inspiration to those who truly relate to Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future. Trek makes for an amazing focal point of conversation and has become a great hobby for many. The very concept of it's universe alone represents an amazing aspiration for us all to possess. Join us as we continue the ongoing mission to keep Gene's vision alive! We will be meeting periodically to view the movies, watch s …
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Calling all Disney fans! This group is set to get those interested in anything Disney together to discuss movies, theme parks, animation, music, etc. If you love Disney and love talking about it, join our group!
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With the final book now published and in the hands of fans and the sixth movie in post-production, it's time to get Potterheads together for the Vancouver Harry Potter Meetup Group. Meet other fans of Harry Potter! Come to a local Harry Potter Meetup to talk about the Wizarding World, Harry Potter and his friends and enemies! All Harry Potter fans are welcome!
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WARNING MATURE THEMES This is a group for new and experienced role players who are fans of darker and more mature games such as the World of Darkness series of Vampire the Masquerade, HP Lovecraft, Call of Cthulhu, etc. We emphasize the STORYTELLING aspect of RPG games. There are dice and rules but they do not take over the story, we play character-driven stories about people in difficult circumstances. Games include: Characters are called in to investigate a murder at a factory in 1920s New Yor …
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In working with entrepreneurs, one of the challenges I repeatedly come across is the marketing of innovative products on a shoe string budget. The challenge is that the massive marketing budgets of years past have literally wired consumers into certain ways of thinking and the only way to really undo that is to massively market your idea. That is unless someone has already planted the seed for you.
To illustrate the point, I'll use the topic of household laundry. As a guy, I've been wired to use hot water and bleach for anything that looked funny or smelled funny. Of course, that strategy is only for white clothes but that hasn't kept me from razzing my Mom that I put bleach in with my colored clothes. Best of all, bleach is cheap and you can literally buy it on any street corner. Then came along three scientists, Dr. Hannah Howard, Dr. Erin Miller, and Dr. Rachel Williams, who figured out that a sodium percarbonate, Na2CO3•H2O2 to be exact, would do a better job and was safe with colors. Yeh, let's explain that to the world!
Marketing this to the world was not cheap! You and I came to know the product by the brand name OxiClean through the company's late spokes person Billy Mays. They spent millions in infomercials and obviously had great success. The challenge that many entrepreneurs and inventors face is that they don't have the budgets nor the marketing knowledge to take their idea to the heights of OxiClean. Still, there are things that they can leverage. One of them is mainstream television. Whether it be the news or a sitcom, someone has likely discussed the topic of your invention and this can be leveraged through online marketing and social media in a cost effective manner.
The Costanza
George Costanza and his whacked out parents were arguably the characters that made the epic sitcom Seinfeld the hit show that it was. His antics were not only hilarious but they were memorable. One of the most memorable episodes for me was the one about Costanza's exploding wallet. Basically, George had this huge wallet and the episode centered around everything he had in it and relevant topics like back pain and organization. Unfortunately, YouTube has the embed code for this video disabled but you can view it here.
This past year we were introduced to an inventor who was looking for ways to take the marketing of one of his products to the next level. The product is a mans wallet that is thin by design. It is called the Savvy Caddy. Though his initial efforts with the product have done very well, he was specifically interested in connecting with consumers looking to solve a problem that weren't necessarily aware of the thin wallet category. Some problems that men have with their wallet are disorganization, the destruction of magnetic strips on credit cards, cracking credit cards, and back pain caused by sitting on a large wallet. Ironically, the inventor, Alan Beckley was not a Seinfeld fan. Of course, during our first meeting, I said, "Well, we already have your spokesperson and it won't cost you a dime!" Of course, I was thinking of George Costanza and the Seinfeld episode.
Creating The Problem
One of the biggest challenges product marketers have is getting consumers to realize a problem and make a connection between their product and the problem. We as consumers live within the realities of the past and are often quite fine with what they subject us to. Our elevators still don't have "Undo" buttons and every time we fill up our cars we go through the ridiculous exercise of unscrewing the gas cap. Still, until the problem is clearly created in our mind, we will continue on in life without the urge for a solution. Mens wallets have been a problem for a long time. Yet, it took a 1/2 hour episode of Seinfeld to truly create the problem and you still don't see men associating their wallet with their back problems. Thus, a starting point like "the Costanza" will not make your product fly off the shelf but it does give you a launchpad for an online marketing campaign that cost millions to create and will not cost you a dime.
Not every inventor will find a perfect match like "the Costanza". Still, it is worth while to look at television and even stand up comedy for simple launchpads that could make sense for your product. If they don't exist, you might be able to find a local comedian or actor to help you create a short video that you can use on YouTube to get the ball rolling.
In full disclosure, I am writing this post with my wallet sitting on my desk next to me as it has gained some weight this week. I'm actually about to call Alan and order a wallet!


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Read more by Laura DevaneySchools with one-to-one computing programs have fewer discipline problems, lower dropout rates, and higher rates of college attendance than schools with a higher ratio of students to computers, according to new research. But for one-to-one programs to boost student achievement as well, they must be properly implemented. Read more with registration.


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So i am sure some of you out there are in long term relationships. well i have been dating my boyfriend for almost 4 years and after a while you realize some of the romance is gone. You are over that initial excitement every time he says "i love you" because by this time it is so much deeper than the words. Well just because a relationship is long term, doesnt mean it has to lose all romance. little things are the best romance. I have been looking into ideas on EASY ways to keep romance alive through various magazine articles and websites. Also, a lot of guys don't really know what to do to be a little romantic aside from the usual anniversary cards where they write a little something to remind their other half how they feel. Well romance shouldn't only last a day a year. so here are some quick and super easy tips that i have come across, and personally i would LOVE any or ALL of this… so go ahead fellas, this is lady approved.
ps.this is a G-rated post so sorry you Fifty Shades of Grey addicts, this isnt going to get kinky.
- once a week, as you listen to your IPOD on your commute home from work or school, pick one of the songs/ or lyrics on shuffle that totally reminds you of her/him. text it to her/him and believe me, just the fact you were thinking of them romantically on a random moment on your commute will be more than enough to get those butterflies (given that the lyric isn't "you make me sicker then the days are long…."
- remember :Romance has a different meaning for each person; therefore, there is not a right or wrong way to be romantic. Learning how to express your love in the way that your lover will appreciate is the best way to be considered as romantic.
- When you have to fill up your gas tank and are paying cash, on your way back to the car after you paid, pick up a favorite candy bar/drink or a little something at the counter that made u think of her/him. It lets your love know that you look to make them happy even by little things and they were on your mind. ( TOOO SWEEEET)
- If you come across a store that sells flowers, or those crazy ladys selling random shit, if its cheap buy it, just because. write on the card a corny inscription to go along with the corny gift. You will both have a laugh when you give it to her or him. Laughing makes the heart grow fonder =)
- THIS ONE IS FREE… one night after a dinner at home take her dancing in your backyard under the stars. or even in the kitchen while cleaning up. You wanting to be close to her in a non sexual way is more than enough to make her swoon.
Write your lover a letter/email during the day or late at night so it is something they will recieve unexpectadly. It can be long and explaining how important they are to you and why you love them, or just a "hey i hope your day is going well, mine would be better if we were together."
when on a long line , never hold back hugs, little touches on the back, or arms, and little unexpected kisses.
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The act of cutting your hair I'm getting an emo side fringed cut today. woot woot.
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a drinking act involving:
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(1) obnoxiously trendy scene kid with bangs that cover his or her eyes (2) ob"scene" individual with ridiculously cut and teased hair synonym: whitebelt i guess Whiskey Bar is the new place to be; there were so many haircuts making out with whitebelts last Thursday it wasn't even worth the $1 wells.
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A reduction in pay or loss of money. During the divorce, she gave him a good haircut.
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A haircut is a receiving a completely different style or cutting off several inches of one's hair. This is different than the trimming of one's hair, which is by definition, trimming off the split ends. Emily will be giving Joe a haircut when he loses their CPA exam bet.
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A way for parents to fucking mutilate your head. For middle to lower class blue collar families, usually done so Bubba can get a nice buzzcut ot in my casr, top keep em "from gettin too emo on us...hahahaha!
I had my hair cut because it was "in my eyes, ive never heard such bullshit mom:hey zack let's go to sportsclips to get your scalp raped i mean get a haircut!
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A man with a well-coffed haircut that he uses primarily in his function as a salesman. He is always a republican but is just one firing away from the welfare lines. He is waiting for his parents to die so he can quit work and drink scotches for the rest of his life. That dude John is a real haircut. He is just a handsome flunky that old broads think is darling.


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Interview with Jane Hirshfield
And the World's Great Poets Remain Ever New—Interview with Jane Hirshfield Interview by Arthur McMaster
Jane Hirshfield is the author of seven books of poetry, including most recently Come, Thief (...
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[Note: I use this blog to gather pieces that otherwise might not be re-found, even by me, and something recently reminded me of this interview; so here it is. The original posting can be found at: http://wordswithwriters.com/2011/12/05/...
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Poet Jane Hirshfield: Unleashing the Mystery of Existence
Writer Kim Rosen speaks with the acclaimed poet about Zen, openness, and the "desperation" of the creative process.
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In the '90s, I had an inner opening that shifted my entire...
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(from THIRTY YEAR PLAN: Thirty Writers on What We Need To Build a Better Future; Great Barrington MA: ORION Books, 2012)
The reality is this. We are going to die, and everyone we love and care about will die too....
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The Folger Shakespeare Library commissioned essays from 13 contemporary women writers for a handsewn chapbook published in honor of its 2012 exhibition Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700. The following essay is the final one in the book.
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First appeared: http://www.themillions.com/2012/12/a-year-in-reading-jane-hirshfield.html
Published as poetry, Anne Carson's Nox is closer by far to W.G. Sebald's Austerlitz than to any book of pocketable lyrics. Ultimately uncategorizable, this physically onomatopoetic facing of the...
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Mushrooms seem to have been on my mind the last few years. A recent poem, "In A Kitchen Where Mushrooms Were Washed" is included in both the 2012 Best American Poetry and the 2012 Pushcart Prize anthology, and morels also make an appearance in the 2012 Best Spiritual Writing anthology selected poem...
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'Everything is connected, pay attention'
Hall-Kenyon award goes to Jane Hirshfield
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Jane Hirshfield, who hid her poems under the mattress as a child, will receive the...
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This blog appeared first in the LIBRARY OF AMERICA's Reader's Almanac blog, with a bit more information and some links at the end.
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The comments below on Gilgamesh as a story of ecological downfall were written for the online publication AT LENGTH, for a special series of "Short Takes on Long Poems"
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Below are the winning haiku from The Haiku Foundation's 2012 competition, and my judge's citation for the winner and two runner-ups. The "traditional" category means haiku written in the tradition 5-7-5 form, with a seasonal reference included. The "contemporary" category, judged by Jim...
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Here's the url for an extended conversation/interview done for the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh, several month before going to read there on April 13, 2012:
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Theodor Adorno's famous comment, "To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric"... It rises to mind as a perennial barb, a thorn in the flesh of the thumb that holds the pen. Its moral question is too powerful a check on sentimentality about this artform to ignore or forget.
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GRANT CLAUSER INTERVIEWposted on:http://poetcore.com/2012/02/20/jane-hirshfield-on-poetry-and-nature/ Jane Hirshfield on Poetry and Nature
February 20, 2012 by Grant Clauser
Grant: Do you think writers' approach to nature/wild has changed in the contemporary world? Another way...
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Gene Myers, in his new column for the Haiku Society of America's online site, recently posted this, following up on an earlier survey he'd queried me for:
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Poems that brilliantly portray even mundane experiences as if they were nothing short of revelation"
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About Jane
Jane Hirshfield, whose work has been called "passionate and radiant" by the New York Times Book Review, is the author of seven books of poems, most recently Come, Thief (Knopf, 2011) and After (HarperCollins, 2006; Bloodaxe Books (UK), 2006), which was named...
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