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As I listen to more traditional music and more music from non-Western sources, I begin to realize that the blithe use of the word "traditional" is tantamount to making your own noose and putting it around your neck. This was brought vividly home to me while listening to a group of CDs from Native American and Native-derived artists. Historically, American Indian music has been viewed as being an integral part of a whole, residing quite inextricably with dance, religious ritual, singing, and drama. Music, in this situation, is functional rather than being purely aesthetic, in that it almost invariably accompanies some other activity: North American Indians did not have "concerts." It is also a "stripped-down" music: it has one or two musical lines, a melody or a melody with an independent rhythm, which is generally steady and relatively unadorned; look to Asia or Africa for the complex polyrhythms we associate with "world music." Aside from flute music, it is sung, and it is strophic in form: a group of phrases, forming a stanza, is repeated. And, as has been pointed out to me, one cannot really understand American Indian music without having some idea of Indian religious concepts, the most significant of which in this context is that the world is the abode of spirits as much as it is the abode of us physical creatures.*
The indigenous flute, which is the subject of the comments below, was, particularly among the Plains tribes, a central part of courtship. It was used to evoke the wind, a messenger, and was also associated with the elk, a symbol of sexuality. A note on tuning: because the dimensions of traditionally made flutes are determined by the size of the maker, tuning can vary. The length, according to Kevin Locke, is equal to the distance from the maker's elbow to the tip of his longest finger; holes are spaced one finger's breadth apart, and begin a hand-width from the bottom of the flute. The North American flute, in a manner of speaking, is tuned to its creator. For solo flutes, variations in tuning really aren't a major concern; when flutes are combined with other instruments, particularly those tuned to a tonic scale, these variations can lead to some interesting results.
So, we are dealing with "traditional" North American flute music as rendered by various artists, all of Native ancestry. Listening to this group, I finally realized that I had been missing the central question: not, "is this truly traditional?" (and, being a closet purist, that becomes an overriding and irritating concern), but "how do these artists see their traditions?"
Perry Silverbird, in The Blessing Way, is, although playing his own compositions, closest to my previous experience of traditional Native flute music. As a young boy of Navajo/Apache ancestry, he grew up in New Jersey, where he studied both flute and drums and sang with his family. In Silverbird's context, the songs are actually offered as prayers, part of the "blessing way" that brings good to the individual or to the people. (It is not by chance that this disc was recorded at Canyon de Chelly, a location of important spiritual significance.) It is a quiet album (as are all of these), serious but not quite solemn. Drums enter very quietly – the entire disc is very peaceful and low-key – and chants are understated. One song is a surprise: "Happy Shepherd" sounds very much like a song from the early music of Europe, perhaps a late medieval festival tune or an early Renaissance peasant dance – the same rapid, intricate flute line and slow, one-beat-per-measure drum. In this instance, the cedar flute actually takes on the characteristics of a medieval European flute.
Tokeya Inajin is Kevin Locke's Lakota name. Locke is a well-known and highly regarded flute player and dancer, and all the songs on his disc, Dream Catcher, have been learned from other musicians, which is certainly a traditional way to go about it. The introduction of nature sounds – in Locke's case, coyote calls, birdsong, the wind, even thunder – does not, as might be expected, detract from the disc. They actually serve to give a very strong sense of place to the music. Like others, Locke includes chant and singing. His playing is passionate and concentrated, and extraordinarily evocative – he pulls an amazing range of effects from his flutes. "Medicine of the Meadowlark" is a stellar example: Locke on his flute plays a charming duet with recorded birdcall, complete with runs and trills that only point up, in their clear tones, what an accomplished artist he is.
Mary Youngblood, in The Offering, performs her own songs in a traditional mode. Of Aleut and Seminole ancestry, she is a classically trained flutist who has opted to focus her career on the North American wood flute — she also happens to be the first woman to record professionally on that instrument. This album was recorded in the Moaning Cave in California, and the ambience of the location lends the flute a resonance that adds a strong spatial dimension to Youngblood's playing. If I have an objection to The Offering it is that it is too much of a piece. While the individual songs are not only beautiful in themselves and beautifully performed, on some tracks, such as the "Children's Dance," I would like to see more liveliness and perhaps a little less sophistication (although she does manage that in "She Watches Them Play," another song about children).
Bryan Akipa, a Sisseton Dakota, requires some adjustment of our ears and our thinking; from the opening track, "Thank You Grandfather," (sounding very much like one of Coyote Oldman's more manipulated pieces) we get a sense that this is tradition on the move – his arrangements include spoken word, chant, drums, strings, synthesizers and manipulated sounds, and at first hearing, the music is decidedly odd. Part of this is the tuning of his flutes, which is absolutely not the same as the strings and other instrumental forces employed as backup. But, once one opens up the mind a little, the songs become intriguing, and then very seductive, and some of the things that Akipa does with his flute – the changes in texture of the sound, the mellow tones that become shrill whistling, the fades into strings and the abrupt, almost arbitrary accents, become very exciting. It is pointless to try to list highlights on this album: it is a progression in which Akipa just leads us deeper into a unique and sometimes very exciting soundscape. It is not always successful – the contrast between lush strings and a flute with completely non-Western tuning is not always easy to take, but one still listens. When I first listened to this disc many years ago, I'm afraid I was rather dismissive (that purist streak again); this time, I was captivated and thoroughly engrossed.
Some general comments: the sound of the North American wood flute is very sensual and very evocative. These are all extraordinary musicians, and the sounds of the flutes, particularly in the hands of Akipa and Locke, are by turns passionate, peaceful, mournful and joyous. While the packaging of these discs is more or less oriented toward the new age market, they are all respected artists in their own communities and, in terms of tradition, one has to take that as an indication of genuineness. I would go so far as to say ignore the comments in the notes and the marketing blurbs, and just listen to what they are saying with their flutes. I think there you will get the real sense of what these people are talking about. After hearing these four artists, I have to conclude that "tradition" is what you make of it. Their traditions are obviously very much alive, and growing all the time.
* I am indebted and very grateful to Gardner Rust for sharing the fruits of his researches into American Indian music. Any egregious gaffes, of course, are mine. As always, it's about vocabulary.
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I had professed my love for both Chanel and Alexander McQueen on their Spring 2011 collection but I had not posted Chanel's entire runway show. Allow me to do just that on this post.
Last Year at Marienbad - the title of Chanel Spring 2011 (and this post, too) comes from a 1961 movie of the same name, an avant-garde film done in a surrealism manner (Read: Inception circa 1960's), where dreams and reality are blended into it. On to Chanel show: The outifits shown are classics done in new fabrics. Karl had reconfigured the classic suit into A-line jacket paired either shorts or skirts and done in spring colors. Towards the ending, a slew of little black dresses paraded down the runway. On that note, the runway was huge! It features three water fountains, an 80-piece orchestra on one end, and a black and white (and a little gray) garden of epic proportions. Want proof?
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When things turn ugly it is usually the role of parents to comfort their children. But when fleeing war, even young children can be mature enough to reverse the situation and help their parents. Tarek* is one of these children. I met him and his family in one of the camps in northern Greece, where Save the Children operates.
You can ask Tarek basic questions in English and he knows how to answer them perfectly. He proudly shows you what he learned in the English lessons offered by Save the Children in the camp where he lives.
He is happy to talk and he smiles all the time, except when you ask him about his memories from Syria. "I remember going with my grandpa to the field to pick up olives. Once, I picked some olives and exchanged them in the market for biscuits… I remember the bombing before we left." Tarek doesn't start crying, he just stops talking.
"I remember going with my grandpa to the field to pick up olives. Once, I picked some olives and exchanged them in the market for biscuits… I remember the bombing before we left."
As Tarek says these words, his father, Basil*, bursts into tears. My heart breaks, when I see a father, who just wants the best for his child, crying. I understand that he feels guilty and responsible for what Tarek witnessed. He is stranded in a refugee camp and there is nothing he can do to help his son forget.
Tarek, however, stands up, walks to a nearby table, picks up a tissue and offers it to his father. He places his small hand on his father's shoulder and then leaves the tent.
Bombings and bodies
His father tells us about the atrocities that his boy witnessed: bombings and bodies lying around on the streets of their hometown. What he saw in Syria haunts his sleep. Every time there's a fight in the camp he gets scared, so he is meeting with a psychologist to help him get through this.
Tarek's family left Syria in 2013 so their three children could be safe and have a future. They spent two years in Turkey, hoping that the war would end and they could go back. But the war dragged on longer than they anticipated. After a treacherous journey by sea, they are now stuck in a camp in northern Greece waiting for their asylum application to move forward.
"I see that my child has potential and talent, but we are stuck here and there is nothing we can do about it. I want to get away from this situation. I don't want anything for myself. I just want a future for my children," Basil says.
His boys really enjoy waking up and going to the English classes in the camp. Tarek loves to learn and he is eager to study subjects that are even more difficult than basic English.
"When I grow up I want to be a lawyer," Tarek says proudly. "To help people. Poor people who have nothing. Not only Syrians, everyone. Because I love this. When I become a lawyer I will learn everything."
A sense of normality
With the slow asylum application process keeping children "imprisoned" in the abysmal living conditions in the camps, they lack the chance to live the normal life that every single child deserves. Children fleeing war have experienced the most unspeakable atrocities. Even though they sometimes smile and laugh, the trauma of what they have seen follows them constantly. By offering those children the possibility to play again as children and to go to school as every child should, Save the Children are offering them a chance to a normal life. That is something they need, in order to have a chance to overcome their trauma.
Save the Children's non-formal education programmes in northern Greece are funded by the EU Humanitarian Aid, and give child refugees stranded in Greece's camps the chance to continue to learn and fulfill their potential.
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As we leave Argentina there are so many things we are thankful to have been able to experience and that we know we are going to miss. dulce de leche yerba mate new friends steak Buenos Aires cheek kissing Salta empanadas malbec dog walkers Mendoza asados alfajores Most of all we'll miss the Argentinian people … Continue reading
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Olympic torch should visit Dublin before London 2012 – Sebastian Coe
THE Olympic torch relay should go through Dublin, London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe said today.
He told the British House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee: "I think it would speak eloquently and powerfully for sport."
Dublin has not been announced as one of the places that the Olympic Flame will visit in the run-up to the start of the London 2012 Games but Lord Coe told MPs that "we are in advanced conversation" over the issue.
He said: "I don't want to go into particular details. I have spent a lot of time on this both in Northern Ireland and in conversations with the Republic.
"From a personal perspective I would like to see a small visit south of the border but, as you can understand, these are complex discussions but it is our ambition to do this."
The torch is being taken to four places in Northern Ireland - Belfast, Derry, Coleraine and Newry.
If the southern leg goes ahead, the torch could be brought to Dublin on June 6 after a symbolic border crossing at Newry marking the peace process.
Several areas in Dublin could be included in the projected torch route including the Garden of Remembrance and Croke Park.
It would be the torch's only detour outside of the UK in the lead-up to the 2012 Games in London.
The relay runs from May 19 to July 27 2012, with the torch travelling about 8,000 miles, culminating in the lighting of the cauldron at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford at the Games' opening ceremony.
A total of 1,018 communities will be visited during the 70-day torch relay, from Lerwick in the Shetland Islands, to St Helier on Jersey, and as far east as Lowestoft in Suffolk to Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, in the west.
It will be carried by 8,000 torchbearers, many of whom have been nominated for their contribution to the local community.
It is designed to come within 10 miles of 95pc of the population. It will go through every English county and every local authority area in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
People nominated to carry the torch will be contacted with a conditional offer in December and the final 8,000 places will be confirmed from February.


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Most people tackling a 100km walk for charity would probably shop for some sensible footwear before setting off.
Not so Holiday Inn Corby's sales manager Janette Weedall, who decided to take on the route from London to Brighton in high heels.
Janette, who said her feet, but not thighs, were surprisingly fine after the endurance test, was raising money for the Bob Champion Cancer Trust and has so-far raised more than £7,300.
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"I met Bob {former jockey] during the walk, He is such an inspring man and after seeing a film about him I wanted to raise money for the trust."
Janette took on the walk alongside a friend who unfortunately suffered problems with blisters and had to cut short her walk, so Janette took on the last 20km alone.
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Hank Keil
Sales Associate, White Pine Touring
Moraga, CA
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• Skiing – 60+
• Biking – 60+
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• PSIA certified instructor in alpine skiing, Nordic, and tele-mark skiing
• Competed on the University of Colorado Nordic B Team, 1984-1988
• Hiked Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada, 1979
• Former ski patroller, Mount Reba, CA, 1979–1982
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• Coached Young Riders (youth mountain biking program) for 10+ years
• Co-founded and then coached Tele Tribe (youth telemark program) for 4 years
Unlike most people who move to Park City for the winters, Hank Keil moved here for the mountain biking. It's not that he doesn't enjoy skiing – Hank is an avid telemark skier, Nordic skier and even worked as a ski patroller in California for three years. Hank just really loves biking. He rides 4-5 days a week in the summer, in addition to occasionally commuting to work on six miles of singletrack. His first job with Jans was as a mountain bike guide at White Pine Touring. That was back when Park City didn't even have an official trail map and Hank was handed a cocktail napkin with a bunch of squiggles on it so he wouldn't get lost while guiding. What is it about mountain biking that is so special to him? "The only man-made object out there is your bicycle," says Hank. "In the solitude and quiet, it's just me and the porcupines, moose, squirrels, and blue jays, all that stuff that was here before we came."
"Hank has a lot of good qualities that landed him the Assistant Manager position at our Park Avenue store. His customer service is spot on and he shows great leadership skills when I am off having fun. Hank's product knowledge is above and beyond – he knows about products that we don't even sell. He is also an avid mountain biker and knows our trails very well. Hook up with Hank to choose an enjoyable trail ride. In the winter, watch out for him on the slopes tearing it up on his tele gear. The guy can rip!"
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I know, it's a bit later than expected…sort of. I worked a little later than expected in TV land, going into early September. Then I zipped it down to south Florida to be with my grandma during a surgery she had. She has joined the pink ribbon club but she seems to be recovering quite nicely. She is spunky and fiesty and told that silly breast cancer where it could stick it so we're hopeful it won't be coming back if it knows what's good for it. Then of course, I made a visit to the ER myself the following week with an appendix scare and then, only after I took it easy per doctors orders was I finally able to start catching up with everything on planet Earth. I've been back for week or so, playing with fabulous dogs that I haven't had time to gush about until now. So, the next post, I promise will have pictures of cutie patooties galore!
I know no one is probably very interested in my medical history but I had to provide the reason I've been MIA for so long and missing my doggies! But yes, I am back and ready for this fabulous weather (and crisp leaves to roll around in) that fall will bring! Cheers! 🙂


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LEXINGTON, Ky. – SWOSU Sports Information Director Doug Self has been selected as the Grant Burger Media Award winner for the NCAA Division II SID category by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).
The AVCA Grant Burger Media Award is an honor intended to recognize members of the media who have been involved in the advancement of the sport of volleyball through consistent coverage in all mediums. It is named in honor of Grant Burger, former Director of Sports Information and Associate Director of the AVCA (1988-92), whose hard work, innovative mind, knowledge and enthusiasm took the areas of media relations and publications at the AVCA to a higher level and increased awareness of the sport of volleyball nationwide.
Nominations for the Grant Burger Media Award are made by the head coaches who are members of the AVCA.
"I can't imagine a candidate fitting the qualifications for the Grant Burger Media Award more than Doug Self," SWOSU Head Volleyball Coach Josh Collins said. "Doug's tireless commitment to full coverage of SWOSU Volleyball has advanced our program in ways I didn't know possible. Doug goes above and beyond his job description to make sure that the promotion of Volleyball at Southwestern Oklahoma State University stays right on the cutting edge of the trends in sports coverage. It is an honor to work alongside him and this award is well deserved."
As the Bulldogs' Sports Information Director, Self serves as the primary media contact for all 13 of SWOSU's athletic programs. With a staff featuring one graduate assistant and four student workers, he guides all media relations for the athletic department, including in-game statistics, live video streaming and social media along with pregame and postgame content for the Bulldogs official website, www.SWOSUAthletics.com.
"This is a very humbling honor, but I'm excited to be chosen for the Grant Burger Award by the AVCA," Self said. "Our volleyball program – under the excellent leadership of Coach Collins – has made great strides the past few years and it's been my privilege to be able to help tell their story. At SWOSU, you can see volleyball growing in popularity and I look forward to bringing continued coverage of the Bulldogs to our fans."
A native of Valley Falls, Kan., Self is in his fifth year as the Sports Information Director at SWOSU after joining the staff in January 2013.


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The primary meaning of Eid ul Adha (Eid ul Azha) is the Festival of Sacrifice. Eid ul Adha is also called Greater Eid, Bakra Eid, Eid e Qurban, Feast of Sacrifce, Eid ul Adha is a biggest event celebrated by the Muslims worldwide each year.
The basis for the Eid al-Adha comes from the 196th ayah (verse) of Surah Al-Baqara, the second surah of the Quran Kareem.The word "Eid" appears once in Surah Al-Ma'ida, the fifth surah of the Quran, with the meaning "solemn festival"
Eid ul Adha is an Islamic event to commemorate the willingness of Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S) to follow Allah's command to sacrifice his son Hazrat Ismael (A.S). Muslims around the globe celebrate this fantastic Islamic event. Eid ul adha is also begins with the Sunnah prayer of two rakats followed by the khutbah (Sermon) like the Eid ul Fitr.
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Word Vs WordPerfect
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Disclaimer: All the opinions on this page are those of the author. Feel free to form your own opinion.
I read a newsletter article from the Lindows folks that said Microsoft was guilty of creating a "Monopoly of the Mind". This was related to making Windows the industry standard over better products. Interesting reading. I just discovered another aspect to it. Word Vs. WordPerfect.
For years, WordPerfect was the industry standard in wordprocessing. It was found in every office and knowledge of it was required to get a job. It was the standard taught in schools everywhere.
Subtly over the past few years, WordPerfect was replaced by Word. As of this writing (September 8, 2002), industry has gone 180 degrees. Schools have switched to Word because industry has switched. It happened gradually and I have no idea why. My guess is that a combination of factors influenced the change.
WordPerfect is harder to learn and use. Word is easier for a new computer user to learn. WordPerfect set the original standards when it was a DOS based program. Microsoft established new standards for programs running inside Windows and WordPerfect did not follow the standards until their mire recent versions. One example I remember is selecting all the text with CTRL A. Earlier versions of WordPerfect would not do this. CTRL A will work on the version 9 & up.
Page setup was/is odd ball compared to standard Windows based programs like Wordpad. Even the latest version 10 has not revised this feature. Haven't looked at 11, 12 & X3. Making changes to the page layout is just plain easier in Word because it makes sense to common users like me.
03 update: I see that Corel is releasing version 11. I have not used
version 10 or 11, so have no input of these.
Aside from the program, Microsoft is better at marketing. WordPerfect was sold a couple of times and the marketing could not recover the advantage. The current owner Corel has specialized in selling graphics to professionals and I suspect has never had the marketing skills to compete with Microsoft. Same goes for WordPro by Lotus. A very complex program and poorly marketed.
One factor that should influence buyers toward WordPerfect is price. Word is double the cost of WP. You gotta be real good to sell a lesser product for more money. It would be like getting more for a Ford than a Caddy because of popularity. With cars, we are not that stupid but in the area of computers, most users have a low literacy level and can be fooled easily.
Here is why I say that: WordPerfect is a more powerful program than Word. But the extra features that make it a better program will never be used by 99% of the users. Since Word is easier to learn and use, the industry has standardized on it even though it costs more. (At least used to)
I'll describe one feature I just learned about that proves my point. Mind you I was stuck in this rut like everyone else. In fact I promoted and taught Word (and still do) because it is easier. I turned a blind eye to the cost because I am a single user and never paid retail. Anyway, I just loaded my copy of WP2000 (after reformatting) for the sole purpose of answering a clients question. As I reviewed the File menu, I discovered a feature I never knew it had. Let me give you some history before I tell you what it is. (Actually the title of this document gives it away)
I recently designed a one time ad for the local newspaper for my wife's salon business. I designed it in Word and tried to submit it and was told it had to be in PDF format. They would not work with any other format. Since I do not own the $400 Adobe Acrobat program, I looked for a way to convert it. I paid an associate in the graphics business to convert it for me and then when changes were needed, I again paid him to make them. The next time I designed a new ad, I searched the web for a program to do the conversion.
I found 2 shareware programs that claimed to do the job of converting Word DOC to Adobe PDF. I downloaded both demo programs and tested them. One puts a watermark in the background. The other prints an extra page. Both are $20 to $40 programs. Acceptable if they work. I was about ready to pop for the cheaper one when I discovered that IT IS BUILT IN TO WordPerfect!!
Do you think anyone on the web told me this? Does Corel advertise it? Is this stupid or what?
Dec 03 update: There seem to be many new ways to do pdf conversions cropping up in printers and scanners. I have not reviewed any of these.
I also got an e-mail from a reader that provided this warning: "Be VERY careful of using the Corel PDF maker. It is not a clone of, or a licensed derivative of, the original Adobe Acrobat software. The resulting PDF files are not viewable in all versions of Acrobat Reader and may not include all of your symbols and line work."
Obviously if you format a document in any program with features specific to that program, they may not read correct in another program. In the case above, I created the file in Word, opened it in WP and it looked fine. WP has a lot of special fonts & other features not read by other programs, so creating a document in WP with these special features may not show properly in pdf format. In all my work including these web pages, I stick to standard fonts & avoid fancy stuff.
A case in point. Just yesterday, I had a client open Word files in Works and the format was not the same. In word, she had created a header with column headings for a chart. In Works, the header titles became a list in the left margin.
LATEST INFO AS OF JULY 2016: Word is now very different. Many programs are going to cloud use and subscriptions. Look on line for the latest info. I still have not found an acceptable inexpensive solution. Adobe had done a good job of protecting their format.
2018 update. I found a good solution. Check the info on WPS Office here.
Note: this site is provided free. Donations are accepted to help support the
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Storyline: Chapter 3 Page 3February 10th, 2015 by jojo
Can anyone tell I've been watching Free! and Nagi-Asu at all?
In other news, I wrote up a guide on How to Prepare for Your First Artist Alley based on my experience at AOD2015! Hopefully it helps someone else!
Storyline: Chapter 3 Page 2February 3rd, 2015 by jojo
I recently discovered Work Made for Hire, a blog about business advice for creative freelancers by Katie Lane! I've only read the last few most recent entries, but so far I find the posts extremely readable and practical. If you're thinking about doing some sort of creative business, it seems like a good read!
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And that was chapter 2! All in all, I'm more satisfied with this than Chapter 1… I'll have to find some time to write up some reflections on this soon.
I'm still writing Chapter 3, so I'll probably have a few filler comics while that gets into shape. Stay tuned!


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Grovewood Gallery's annual Spring Sip & Shop event will take place from 10am-5:30pm on March 23 and 24. Shop a unique collection of American-made art and crafts while enjoying complimentary wine and treats. All gallery merchandise will be 10% off, and local artists will be performing craft demonstrations and interacting with guests from 11am-4pm each day.
March 23 craft demonstrations (11am-4pm):
- Andrea Kulish will demonstrate the ancient art of pysanky, a Ukrainian craft and tradition that involves a wax-resistant method in designing and decorating Easter eggs.
- Karen Kennedy will demonstrate needle felting using locally dyed wool to create bird nests.
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Constantinos Carydis
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In Summer 2018 Constantinos Carydis led a new production of Mozart's Zauberflöte with Wiener Philharmoniker at the Salzburger Festspiele, in January 2019 he returns for another collaboration to Oper Frankfurt for Handel's Serse.
Other engagements in the 2018/19 season sees Constantinos Carydis work with Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen in concerts at Elbphilharmonie Hamburg as well as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. He will lead the Bayerisches Staatsorchester's Academy Concerts series and conduct the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI, Bamberger Symphoniker, Luzerner Sinfonieorchester and National Orchestra of Belgium before rounding off the season by making his debut with Berliner Philharmoniker.
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Previously he worked with orchestras such as Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester, WDR Sinfonieorchester Cologne, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin.
As an opera conductor, Constantinos Carydis has a close working relationship with Bayerische Staatsoper and Oper Frankfurt, he also led productions at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Wiener Staatsoper, Staatsoper Berlin, de Nederlandse Opera, Komische Oper Berlin, Opéra de Lyon and at festivals such as Edinburgh International Festival, Hellenic Festival in Athens, Enescu Festival in Bucharest and Settimane Musicali di Ascona.
Constantinos Carydis was born in Athens. He studied piano and music theory at the Athens Conservatory and completed his studies in conducting at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich. In 2011 he was awarded the Carlos Kleiber Prize by the Bayerische Staatsoper.


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The Case for a Cultural Boycott of Israel
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'The Palestinian call for boycott does not target individual artists according to their nationality, their beliefs, or the content of their art. It focuses on culture's ties to the Israeli state. This booklet analyses what it is about Israel's actions that make boycott both necessary and moral. It looks at the role of culture in Israel's political project and aims to show how cultural boycott can help end Israel's impunity from the law and advance the cause of Palestinian freedom.'
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Thanks so much for all of your advice! I'm going to start making the necklace in the next few days, waiting on a few supplies to come in from Rio Grande to finish another project first. Did you all know there's a difference between a bead reamer and a pearl reamer? Of course you did, I'm such a newbie!
So all in all, it seems there are a few ways to do this necklace. But probably a better one. I think I'll either take out rougher edged stones and have less moonstone in the strand, or just string the pearls. I want to get some practice on putting necklaces on wire before I give them as gifts!
Hi CBP - I've been away for a month and just catching up. You are started where most of us did , beading wire. I recommend the soft flex clear 49 strand.. the bead bumpers are very inexpensive ..I think from Beadalon .. they can work quite well. If nothing else you can use one at each end of the necklace and that could stop an explosion of beads.
I often don't worry about the jump ring to much. On longer necklaces I have always wire wrapped a bead onto the clasp, so it's like a figure 8 with a small bead or pearl in the centre. This is a closed link then. On others where the design doesn't support that , I just use a heavy jump ring. When a long necklace is knotted you won't lose any pearls and the jump ring can be the 'break away' spot that keeps the necklace intact but you just have to attached a new ring.
I'm not surprised you bought your Rosebuds from Wendy at Pearlescence - she is one of the few sellers that almost always has them in stock.
They are always beautiful !
On longer necklaces I have always wire wrapped a bead onto the clasp, so it's like a figure 8 with a small bead or pearl in the centre. This is a closed link then. On others where the design doesn't support that , I just use a heavy jump ring. When a long necklace is knotted you won't lose any pearls and the jump ring can be the 'break away' spot that keeps the necklace intact but you just have to attached a new ring.
Thanks for the information! That's a cool idea: wire wrapping to extend the clasp. It's looking like stringing on beading wire and wire wrapping beads/pearls is next on the learning agenda this winter. I stocked up on supplies and learned how to string pearls from the guide on this forum. I feel a little behind though, as there are other terms/skills in jewelry making I still lack. I guess with each new challenge, I'll learn something! And yes, you are correct about Wendy's website. I'd spend all my money buying up her pearls if the husband would allow
I have one last question about this project if that's ok. I feel like as soon as I figure one aspect out, I encounter another problem. I have a feeling this is going to be happening frequently in the beginning.
So I bought a cute silver clasp for this necklace, on close-out from Rio. Unfortunately, when I started stringing the pearls this afternoon, I noticed the soldered jump rings attached to the clasp are SO SMALL! They're so tiny, I can't string my medium/1mm french wire through them to finish the clasp.
What to you think I should do? I guess I could try and cut these tiny rings off, as I'm sure I could fit the gimp through the holes in the actual clasp. But those rings are on for added support/strength right? I guess I could try and find a smaller french wire to fit through. What about attaching a thin, but larger diameter jump ring to the clasp? I don't have the ability to solder (holy balls, I just watched a YouTube video and no....I do not have that capability), so would it be a weak spot in the necklace? Thanks so much! If it were my necklace, I wouldn't be over-thinking it this much. But since I'm sending it across the state to my MIL, I just want to be sure.
I buy 0.8mm vermeil and sterling silver gimp from firemountaingems.com. That might fit.
Alternatively you could use a wire cutter to cut the soldered ring off the clasp, and replace it with an open jump ring.
You could also skip the gimp entirely and string the thread right onto the soldered ring. The gimp provides a nice professional-looking touch and protects the thread, but it is not absolutely necessary, particularly if you use a strong synthetic thread like Beader's Secret instead of silk. Also you will likely want to restring the necklace periodically anyway, every year or two at least. The thread will not have gotten very worn by then.
I would leave the rings and use them. Try very gently squishing the end of the gimp so that it can pass through the ring. Alternatively, the gimp may compress enough once the thread is knotted to slip through the ring. I find that they help add a tad bit of length to help grasp the clasp when putting on/taking off.
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Another solution is to use a different clasp, and save that one for a future necklace strung on beading wire, which will pass through the little soldered ring easily.
I had the same problem with a strand I just finished. Over time, I don't know how successful my fix will be, but I cut two little pieces of gimp and strung them gimp, ring, gimp and snugged them together. Hopefully, snugging them tightly together will protect the Beaders Secret as if it was one piece of gimp.
If I could suggest that you buy the pack with the different size gimp, I'm sure you'd find it useful. I think it is from .6 to .9 . Each size is in about a 4 in length so it's enough to get you started and see what you need. Patty sells lots of gimp in various colours as well.
You just need to collect a few things that might come in handy. A selection of jump rings in different sizes (very inexpensive ) dont buy silver plate, buy sterling. Or Gold filled. Good round nose pliers, flat nose pliers, needle nose pliers. wire cutters etc. That's plenty to get you started. A few round silver beads in different sizes is a good thing to have on hand as well... maybe 4mm 5mm 6mm . They can be useful to add a bit of length if you need it or just to add some bling.
PD is right, the fastest thing might be to buy another clasp. But it's worth getting some of the items I mentioned.
I also bought different sizes of gimp from Fire Mountain Gems. The small size comes in handy every now and then. So do the larger sizes. Since a small packet lasts forever, I just bought gold and silver all in different sizes, and now I always have it on hand. I also bought gimp from Pattye, so I probably have a lifetime supply now.
If a necklace is heavy, and I have used wire and clamshell bead tips, I attach two jump rings side by side. Nothing will budge that and it looks more like a design element. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with all clasps.
It's nice to see that there are more options for crimps/covers!
Thank you all for your replies! I think you all are right, I need more sizes of french wire. I'll stock up this week, and see if I can get a smaller size to fit through the ring. I tried squishing the french wire, JerseyPearl, and it ALMOST fit through. If not, I know I'll probably need a different clasp for this necklace. I know I could take the ring off, but I think the clasp would really work great for a wire strung necklace.
That's a cool idea with the gimp, Parrot Lady! It took me a minute to picture in my head what you did, good thinking. I'm going to start stocking up on all those little supplies, Katbran. This seems like a hobby I won't be dropping anytime soon, so I need to get a respectable assortment of supplies. I'm off to shop Rio and FM, I'll post later if I ever get this finished!
Thanks everyone for all of the information, I finally got the necklace finished. The smallest gimp at Rio turned out to work. I also scrutinized the moonstone beads a little more, and took out ones with rough drill holes. The ones left in were fatter and more rounded, and were no problem to string. Next up is practicing finishing a necklace on wire, then learning how to wire wrap pearls!
That turned out beautiful. You wear it well!


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The NFL Draft is quickly approaching! The IDP department is breaking down each team post-free agency and what they should look to address in the draft.
Indianapolis Colts
Where do you begin when a teams roster is so depleted of talent? Everyone is quick to bash the Cleveland Browns, but the Colts aren't far behind at this point. The offense does at least have a couple of pieces they can build around, but the defensive cupboard is pretty bare. Right now they have more needs than they have draft capital, so that makes it imperative that they make the right decisions with every pick. Indianapolis is also making a scheme switch from a 3-4 to a 4-3, which will have a significant impact and will take time to get adjusted. So let's take a closer look at this defensive unit.
Defensive Ends
The Colts are in desperate need of any pass rushing help. As I mentioned above, they are switching to a 4-3, and in doing so, they are going to move OLB Jabaal Sheard back to his more natural fit as a DE. This instantly gives them more pass rush than had, but far from what they need. Sheard is a very good complementary pass rusher but would benefit from having a star, to bookend him. Who will play opposite of Sheard, is a big question mark as of now. They could address it in the draft, but we'll get to that in a bit, but let's stay with the current roster for now. They signed Denico Autry, formerly of Raiders, to a three year $18 million deal back in March. He should be the early favorite to start opposite of Sheard. Autry is an above average run stopper, who can produce some pass rush. After these two, it gets thin. They do have the second-year guy Tarell Basham, from Ohio, who is a work in progress still but has the skill set to be a starter. He'll be a nice back up for them if/until he develops.
Defensive Tackles
A good interior pass rush can help a defense tremendously, which is why I was a bit surprised they let Johnathan Hankins go. I know he didn't exactly fit with this new scheme, but he's better than anyone else they have. So who are the two interior starters as of now? Well DE Henry Anderson probably kicks inside due to his size. He is a solid but not great option. Next to him, it will most likely be new signed Al Woods, who played with division rival Titans for past three years. Woods is mostly a space eater and offers little of anything else. Behind these guys, there is no real noteworthy depth.
This was one of their stronger units, but not so much now. They let Jon Bostic go in free agency, and he will be missed. They are moving Sheard from OLB to DE, so they need to replenish the talent at this position. So with those two moves, they have a couple of voids to fill. They have John Simon, who was having a good season until he got injured. They have Antonio Morrison, who struggled at times last season but is projected starting MLB right now. With no other notable options on the roster, this has to be a position they address in free agency and draft.
This is a young group, but there is some talent here. Going to have growing pains due to youth, so unless they add a veteran or two, then this will continue this season. The Colts top three guys at corner, are all heading into their second year of pro ball. Quincy Wilson from Florida, is the most recognizable and talented of the group. He was highly inconsistent and showed flashes out his talent, but they need him to become more reliable. Next is Kenny Moore from Valdosta St., who had a decent rookie campaign, but like Wilson needs more experience and consistency. The third guy of these three is Nate Hairston from Temple, who may have been the Colts best corner a year ago. Behind these guys, there is not much to be concerned with.
This is the best unit of all the defensive groups right now. At Free Safety the Colts have the ultra-talented Malik Hooker, but the issue with him is health. He always seems to get injured, dating back to his college days at Ohio St. No questions about his game, as he is a ball-hawking playmaker, but just can't stay on the field. Lining up next to him at Strong Safety is Matthias Farley, who performed pretty well for the Colts. He made a lot of tackles and should have another similar season in 2018. Some may have forgotten about Clayton Geathers because of the neck injury that forced him to miss most of 2017. He could start ahead of Fairley if he is fully healthy. Again depth, as with other defensive positions, behind these guys is little to none.
Draft Needs – DE, LB & CB
This defense has no one that strikes any fear, in opposing offenses. They can't get consistent pressure on the QB or make plays behind the line-of-scrimmage. They desperately have to find a quality pass rusher. The scheme change on defense and the loss of some players in free agency, they have to get more help for the middle of their defense, at LB. They are young and unproven at corner, so depending on how they feel about this group, they could look for more help here. At the very least they need talent for both starters and depth.
Possible Picks
Round 1· Pick 6 (6) from NY Jets
Round 2· Pick 4 (36)
Round 2· Pick 5 (37) from NY Jets
Round 2· Pick 17 (49) from Seattle thru NY Jets
Round 3· Pick 3 (67)
Round 4· Pick 4 (104)
Round 5· Pick 3 (140)
Round 6· Pick 4 (178)
Round 7· Pick 3 (221)
So the Colts were initially slated to pick at #3 but executed a trade with the NY Jets to move back, to #6 and pick up some extra draft capital. This was a huge for them as they need all the help they can get to rebuild and replenish this roster.
The Colts first pick comes at #6 overall. Almost every mock draft on the planet had them taking elite pass rusher Bradley Chubb from NC State at #3. After the trade with Jets, I still think they can get Chubb and have the extra picks at their dispersal. If for some reason he is gone, then that's okay too, as I think they could make more moves back to get the best value and talent they can. Now back to pick at six. If Chubb is there, then you take him, end of discussion for me. They have to get a legit star on this side of the ball and at least make offenses fear something. I know there is a lot of Saquon Barkley talk, but I don't think he'll be there at six.
Now in the second round, they have three picks, and they are early (36, 37 & 49) in the round. This is where I feel the Colts, can do some damage and improve their team. Let's say they get Chubb in the first round at six, then with one of the picks at 36 & 37, I would look at getting an LB, and I could see them possibly taking another. If they go LB with one of these and Josey Jewell is there, then they would be insane to not jump all over the opportunity to get him. I have him with a 1st round grade, and he would instantly upgrade that defense. With the 49th pick, they could look at BPA and help build some depth. Possible defensive choices for me, if available, would be DT Harrison Phillips of Stanford, CB Donte Jackson of LSU and DE Rasheem Green.
They have one pick in the third round, and when your team needs as much help as the Colts, you stay with BPA theme. At pick 67, OLB Jerome Baker could be an option or DE Da'Shawn Hand.
In the later rounds (4-7), they should continue to build the quality of the depth chart. Some players I would keep an eye on would be DT B.J. Hill of NC State, OLB Oren Burks of Vanderbilt, ILB Jack Cichy of Wisconsin and CB Tony Brown of Alabama.
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Thanks for reading! Be on the lookout for your favorite team broken down IDP style. Follow me @DFF_DWIN and let me know who you would want the Colts or your team to draft this year!
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When Green Becomes Tomatoes: Poems for All Seasons by Julie Fogliano, illustrated by Julie Morstad (InfoSoup)
Move through the seasons in this book of superb poetry. Each season is captured in small moments. Spring is shown in a bird singing on a branch, a crocus in snow, gray skies, rain, and red rubber boots. It turns to summer with poems that show that transition. Summer then is swimming, grass, fireflies, tomatoes, stars, and blueberries. Fall glides in with promises of sweaters, leaves and pumpkins. A bare time leads to snow in winter, snuggling at the fireside, and again a bird on a branch singing in spring. Each poem here is a gem, a glimpse of a moment in a season that captures it so completely.
I know that there are so many books of seasonal poetry! Yet this is one that is worth buying and having and reading and handing to people. It is a book of poetry that is accessible and simple, yet one that speaks beyond what it is saying, just like blueberries are more than their color and the gray skies of spring speak beyond into pure emotion. It's a book of poetry that invites you to see the world through Fogliano's words and you realize you share that same world but could never have said it this way. Incredible.
Morstad's illustrations are exactly what these poems needed. Her art is simple and yet incredibly beautiful. The colors have real depth to them, the grass is rich in green and yellows, the tomatoes plump with red juiciness, and the water invites readers to dive in too. The children on the pages are diverse in a way that is effortless and inclusive.
One of the best books of poetry I have read in a long time, this one is a seasonal treat too good to miss. Appropriate for ages 6-9.
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