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Animation industry needs something like "Hero Initiative"
Don't know how many of you know of the charitable foundation "Hero Initiative" but my old pal Tom Mason who was my editor at Malibu Comics back in the day told me about it today. I was stunned at what Hero Initiative has been achieving. Now with the advent of crowdfunding my mind got to racing on how I could help. I then thought about animators. Is there a foundation like Hero Initiative for animators? If not, there should be.
Artists get beat down a lot. Mainly from either not learning business administration or from corporate greed. Rip offs, lies, manipulation, and exploitation hits us from every angle and the past 15 years shows that clearly. Using every resource to shore up things that prevent trouble and remedy disaster are needed. AN has shown this more than any other arts website. Still lots of work to do but sites like AN and Hero Initiative have taken charge and individually we should do more to support them.
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Indeed we do need something like the Hero Initiative in animation Greg.
Thanks for posting this great topic and bringing it to our attention. I've featured the subject on AN's homepage for this date.
Dedicated article: http://www.animationnation.com/hero-ini ... ic-artists
I'm both excited to learn of the HI and angry at the same time. I'm fed up with the animation union. They could have easily done the same thing years ago for animation artists everywhere. Instead, their narrow mindedness, tunnel vision, hostility and lack of any kind of progressive ideas for the future has artists locked in to only the studios they represent and once you're out of their system that's it.
Why the hell can't these guys expand into a program that would encompass animation artists everywhere in the US without having to sign union rep cards? Including comic book artists!
At least now there's a model with the Hero Initiative. Thanks again for for sharing this. I'll be following up with a post about it on AN's Facebook page. Let's get the word out.
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Thanks and a big right on Charles!
Remember around six years ago when we discussed group health insurance? I found out that AN could offer it. With the new Obamacare it could be easier, more comprehensive, less expensive however I understand it would be a heavy responsibility on your administrative staff.
That being said, lots of things are changing in favor of the responsible, proactive artist from new forms of crowdfunding and distribution to major networks like Netflix and Hulu chomping at the bit for new content. Some strong management and creative financing and there's no telling what animators could do especially classical 2D animation that for my money should pick up where Walt left off in the 60s.
So that's my two cents.
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Man, it's been good to have a pro-active kick ass brother in spirit like you here Greg and for all these years.
Check this out. There's a crowdfunding campaign in progress that just started on Indiegog. It's to raise funding to initiate legal action on behalf of the VFX industry to enforce treaties that prohibit international tax subsidies. This is something that's been adversely affecting the VFX industry in the US. To what degree I can't say but I'm sure it's significant. There's a lot of unhappy people in VFX and companies are operating at basically zero margin.
Time to do something about it...
Campaign to End Subsidies in the Visual Effects Industry on indiegogo
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Thanks Charles!
Glad to see you recognize what's going on out here.
We all have to strike while the iron is hot. President Obama and his team are indeed hitting China hard but that's not enough. Hollywood has to stop the bigotry, cronyism too. Having lived in Hollywood and had several projects optioned for film I found some of the worst criminals I'd ever encountered at the studios and their agencies. Hollywood can't blame China for all its woes. Just look at the crap Hollywood churns out. Ninety percent has no intrinsic value. Real creatives are shunned, attacked, ripped off so some suit's girlfriend or boyfriend can get the job.
Some right winger or left winger conspires against a creator. You just can't make this stuff up. That's why the one thing this industry needs is the intervention that you point out in the video which is what I've said to the President and public that it's not government's responsibility to make jobs, it's government's responsibility to make the playing field level and honest and sometimes that means harsh legislation and in worse case scenarios, force.
We've had lobbyists, bribes, extortion running government too long and now that we have the high ground we can't let up. China has stolen, cheated, murdered, lied in every aspect of industry and government for decades. Not saying the U.S. is all that high and mighty either but at least the majority of Americans are fair folks. Same goes for the Chinese but as soon as politics and business come into play, out the window go ethics. We see the same thing all over the globe.
In animation/comics we've seen some of the most underhanded business practices in entertainment history. When sh#t got raggedy in the 00s, where did everybody run to? AN. Everybody and their third cousin twice removed showed up at this website. After they got what they wanted a good chunk of them turned their backs and didn't even say thanks. Now you know why the studio execs didn't give a darn about them. They knew these people were opportunists and had no cajones in the first place.
Now things have changed drastically. Independents can get money for major projects like never before in the history of entertainment. They can buy buildings at super low prices and the lowest interest rates. Supplies and overhead lower than who knows what. It's like having a key to Santa's workshop and he's off on vacation in the Caribbean.
It's all about personal integrity and responsibility. Past 12 years has shown artists they had better wake up and take charge of their lives or die on the vine. This past year has been one roller coaster ride for myself. Got a serious health problem pop up that I have to handle. Gotta raise money for it, get things done. In the meantime I still have to help other people fight for life. Hurricane Sandy kicked our asses on the east coast. I escaped as the storm passed over us but Long Island and Jersey got hammered. Now a vicious strain of the flu is taking its toll. People need to stick together and fight. We're getting hit from all directions that's why every little bit helps.
Let's push til it gives. Get the crowdfunding procedures down to a science and art, get the health options and other things so affordable and comprehensive that execs and artists can sleep better. Who knows, we might set several precedents, open new doors that will last for decades and more.
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What you say is very true.
I personally struggle with this...
Can't tell you how much my opinion of things has been affected by what went down. Learned a very big lesson from it all.
But on the flip side...
The Hero Initiative is definitely a step in the right direction.
Know what else?
Who needs to deal with the kind of people you described above when there's a huge fan base for all things artistic and animated that's embracing and empowering crowdfunding.
Everything that AN has been about since the beginning, everything we said could be done through unity and independence is coming to fruition today. Everything we talked about from way back in early 1999 when most people in animation had no idea what an MP3 file was or scoffed at high speed broadband cuz it was 5 years away, stupid defeatist excuses, it's all emerged into a new system that is changing the playing field and will positively affect things from here on out.
Whether we get acknowledged or thanked isn't an issue any more. It won't happen in this generation. But what we can do is take advantage of these incredible resources that are available to us now. Everything from marketing intellectual properties to developing franchises to establishing groups that can create social and financial safety nets for artists who would otherwise be locked out of the old system and the old way of doing things.
It's here now. What's been happening in 2012 has proved how effective it can be and it can change lives.
Get ready for the future!
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I personally think you should continue this conversation separate from the Hero Initiative video. Because I find that organization is a photo op bullsht fest for the corporations screwing us...at the risk of sounding like an asshole...but hey, what else is new? Thats MISTER Asshole..thank you..
The video for the hero initiative makes me angry. Its complete feel good tripe. Hey, I'm all for giving someone assistance when needed but with how much the word "help" was being thrown around, it almost made me puke. I've often said help is for those with no power and we have more power then this! Not say that no one needs help, its good karma to be apart of someone turning their life around...but what I have learned about life is this...if someone volunteers that they are helping people, chances are they are only helping themselves...besides, they should be empowering us instead! thats what Heros do. Inspire!
Hey, why not insult us more and have us all walk away with cheap plastic cups collecting change so we can hope for a bright new day. jeeeeeez
Poor old dude whos going blind, still drawing stuff that he was part of developing but gets to watch the companies profit off it?...other dude dying of cancer of the spine? all I see is him hunched over the table again to pay those so called "doctor" bills....I'm sorry, as a spiritual being I can't "help" but point out these cats ailments reflect their abuse...so many artists die at the table to make outrageous deadlines so only a few profit??..even the cat with cancer, his prize was to get back to work on those titles so he can pay the bills from doctors who say theres no cure? and he was happy with that, cuz he's still a fan! What cool dude he is..
WTF fellas, I'm dying here...this urkes me something fierce..
I wonder how many HI board members work for these companies too...no one wants to rock the boat.
So everyones solutions is to buy more of the books made by these companies while throwing some change in plastic cups for the unfortunate? No one talking about rallying the audience to boycott companies who don't share profits...or who perpetuate slave wage pay rates while these artists keep intellectual property alive so only a certain few make bank?...while the rest ask for help? Where's the hero in this bullsht soup? hell, this is like ketchup and water heated up with crackers for spiritual sustenance.
I'm sorry, I'm not fooled by these fools. and C, what you do is far more of a Heros initiative then these frauds...please, continue your progressive conversation else where because I don't want to see your good name associated with this crap.
Real heros would point out the crimes and the injustice. Not JUST give people band aids and tell them to get back to work. I know a lot of these people in this video and I'm sorry I do now. Really. If I felt like the balance lied in these peoples hands I would just shoot myself now...and I'm far from suicidal. Seriously, what the f*** color pill did we all swallow? must of been the caca poopoo colored one Morpheus was sittin on...cuz even he's shittin his pants with this bowel movement...or lack there of...this is creative constipation.
...Aaaaand at the end it says, HI is gonna help A LOT more artists....??? WHAAAAAAt? really? so you're saying its gonna get worse?....again, I'm too much of a metaphysical being not to see whats going on. these cats are losing their sight, cancer of the spine...?? sounds like work related sickness..and they are both still working? Its a shame such beautiful and hard working individuals are treated like people who need handouts...they earned better and no one is even saying that...they're saying, hey, buy more comics from these companies who pay s*** and treat people even worse...but don't forget your pennies in this cheap looking cup...and we're the power of the industry??? OMG...
sorry if I pissed on the parade here...I know for a fact Charles does more with this site right here then HI will ever do as far as evolving an industry.
Change can be a penny or a broken leg..Change is NOT something to cry for...EVOLVE mutha fuckas! EVOLVE! that means thinking different so we can talk different so then we can act different...this is the same old same old masked with typical major cord progressions played poorly on an acoustic guitar..and its PR for the cock suckers tryin to play us...
I know I'll get sht for this. I've already gotten sht in the past for my position with HI. But I don't have anything personal against HI..its just another generic looking agent of the matrix we need to kick.
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..and again, the Animation industry does have something that makes people aware..one of those things is called AN...not a union..not an organization owned by another larger organization that profits off misfortune and doesn't create any sign of evolution..individuals create evolution before a group you have to pay to work to be a member. Lets let go of this idea that these organizations care. Cuz they don't. they create more walls and more problems then solutions.
man, I'm tellin you, this video made me so disgusted with what others think of as solutions...and the organizers sit there all righteous and act like they do anything. I'm mad for the cats they used in that video. they didn't honor them. they used them to make it look like they are part of progression when its just part of the recession.
Man, a real Hero would be apart of the taking the industry back. Revealing the deception and pulling the pants down off the small peepee thats always tryin to screw us.
all I hear, is hey, love us cuz one day you're gonna need us. Get use to it..in the meantime buy more comics from the criminals.
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Well here's a testimonial from artist Russ Heath. What Hero Initiative did for him speaks volumes. Just what an organization like this is supposed to do.
http://heroinitiative.org/newsdetail.as ... aitive%21+
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COol. I'm glad the dude got help. And I guess in a climate where artists are being raped systematically when you hear a story like this one might think, this is what we need...and I guess where an industry shits on people a little social service feels good to numb the truth...and the truth is what the HI video said...you're gonna need HI cuz its gonna happen a lot more...but hey HI don't ever point out why it does...don't ever rally people to address the real problem. Here's some help and a testimonial!! don't you feel better???..now buy more comics from these companies...and dont' forget your change..some poor artist, who isn't a business man, is hoping for it.
I'm not a business man...I'm a business...man
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yeah HI, you're suppose to do this...giving assistance to a small ammount of artists getting fucked..unless you get more funding, then you can "help" even more guys who got fucked....cuz why? cuz artists aren't business people...lets perpetuate that myth! lets perpetuate that thats the problem...and glaze over the truth...cuz thats what you're suppose to do.
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I like how people use words for their cause. Especially when "helping" people.
Definition of HERO
a : a mythological or legendary figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability
b : an illustrious warrior
c : a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities
d : one who shows great courage
a : the principal male character in a literary or dramatic work
b : the central figure in an event, period, or movement
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: an object of extreme admiration and devotion : idol
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1. The power or ability to begin or to follow through energetically with a plan or task; enterprise and determination.
2. A beginning or introductory step; an opening move: took the initiative in trying to solve the problem.
a. The power or right to introduce a new legislative measure.
b. The right and procedure by which citizens can propose a law by petition and ensure its submission to the electorate.
1. Of or relating to initiation.
2. Used to initiate; initiatory.
on (one's) own initiative
Without prompting or direction from others; on one's own.
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I hear ya loud and clear bro.
I defer to your experience in the world of comics and completely relate to what I've experienced in my many years in animation.
Still it's better than nothing at all which was all these artists have had. Some initiative is better than no initiative. At least some guys are doing something to help others and they're doing it through crowdfunding.
You're not going to change artists. Either in comics or animation. They're going to be what they are. The best we can do is to be the best we can be individually and if there's a will to do something collectively, like Hero Initiative, then support it for what it's worth to you and for what it can do for others.
Be the change. Remember how often we've said that over the years?
Artists have a choice today. They can continue to seek salvation from the status quo or they can rise up and save themselves.
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Here's an interesting comparison.
Just next door to where I'm typing this an animation studio moved in. I literally share two walls with this company that also produces live action films. The live actions guys I meet there are cool. They're nice guys, are able to engage in a normal conversation and they don't seem to be uptight about anything. The animation guys on the other hand are not quite the same. You can tell the difference. Not quite sure how to explain it. There's a perceivable contrast between the two.
What does this have to do with the topic? I don't know other than it relates in some way to what Snakebite is talking about. Live action doesn't strike me as a community that would ostracize individuals such as Bite or myself because we take a strong position that artists should be in far greater control of their industry and destinies in animation and comics. These people do not leave me with the impression that they would be as quick to vilify us as what I've seen with many of my colleagues in animation.
But I could be wrong. People are people and wherever there's people you have some element of dysfunction.
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Something else I've noticed for a long time that's perpetuating the sense of helplessness and dependency among artists in the animation community.
They're taught to be helpless and dependent.
Look at what the schools are doing. How many of them are teaching something other than getting a job at a studio? They're all taught to be employees. Look at what the Animation Guild teaches. That the only way to long term stability in your career is union studio employment. Work for 20 years in union studio and get your pension. What happens when you can't work at a union studio? What do you do when you're too old to be hip and edgy or your union studio employment isn't consistent? What are your options?
There's no mention or education anywhere that I'm aware of dealing with the rise of independent opportunities. No education dealing with the development of a personal franchise or an independent economy or leadership or anything that would encourage a departure from the fanboy mentality and dependency on just one system.
Realistically, how many students coming out of these schools are mentally prepared for anything other than submit a portfolio or reel to a studio?
At least with HI there's a model of what can be done when artists get together and help each other out. It's better late than never at all.
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Indeed. Hero initiative should be called Help Initiative...cuz the heroes are the ones who put their neck on the block to spark evolution. And they're just helping people already fucked, they're not about turning it around and making sure that artists DON'T need them in the future...hell, how is our government gonna fund them if they don't have people to help??? and like government backing means anything besides more deceptions and non solutions...seriously. I'm just getting insulted by all of this.
Hey, its cool these cats got help. But don't bloat up your chest because of it. Don't give yourself the title of Hero...lets others do that.
I wouldn't be so militant about it if I didn't think they exploiting these people to benefit their organization WHILE NOT presenting any long term goals and REAL solutions to this problem...like spreading a little awareness for one. But all these cats KNOW EXACTLY whats wrong with the industry and why people are getting fucked and dying at their chairs making stupid ass low paying deadlines...seriously....and no one says s***? wtf???
And you're right, C, its the artists first willing to say something...and all those cats at HI are artists...or couldn't make it as artists and decided to start an organization for other less fortunate artists...either way, everyone in that video knows whats up...and no one wants to saying anything...I mean, hell, HI just gets them more crappy paying jobs to get them back on deadline...and they pat themselves on the back for it.
And I know I'm the minority with my feelings. I've never been apart of the club. But my work speaks for itself.And HI speaks for itself...and it speaks loud and clear..shut up and take the hand outs...bla
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I completely understand where you're coming from. After reading your posts I'm resisting the temptation to dive into my anger towards artists for reasons you point out on top of what I've seen and experienced.
But I've let all that go cuz it's a useless waste of emotional energy. Much better and more productive to channel it in directions that will benefit what I've been trying to create on my own. If I dwell on these things it will only serve to keep me mired in negativity and in reliving the past. I'm excited about the future and everything that's happening that helping artists to emerge and rise up from the muck.
If anything, when I think about this aspect of the industry and how artists have allowed themselves to become second class citizens in their own house it inspires and motivates me to progress and to pursue that which will bring me happiness and joy and continues to develop my independence from what everyone else settles for and gravitates towards.
The road less traveled!
Maybe this will help get the message across as to what's happening in the world of comics and independent endeavors nowadays...
Nobody I know of in the industry, whether it be comics or animation, has heard of it. But kids sure have!
Check it out. An online comic that wrapped up a Kickstarter campaign just two months ago on October 4 2012.
There were 24,346 backers who pledged $2,485,506 of a $700,000 goal so the creator of the project can produce it as a game.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/142 ... nture-game
Let me repeat that to be sure the message gets through...
An online comic Homestuck that few if any in the industry have heard of or are aware of raised $2,485,506 through a crowdfunding campaign just two months ago.
Talk about a hero initiative! And it's not even drawn that well!
I've been telling my students about this along with everything else that's happening through crowdfunding. In fact, next to video games, comic projects are the most successfully funded projects on Kickstarter. Comics are super popular and crowdfunding offers an opportunity for artists to create their own franchises that over time will potentially pay off for them much better than work for hire alone.
Maybe the message will get through when more work for hire artists see how successful and prosperous their colleagues are as a result of their entrepreneurial efforts.
You don't have to spend your golden years begging for financial help if you build your own creative empire.
Work for hire is increasingly becoming a dead end street. Look at these comic book artists in the Hero Initiative video. All the years they've worked for the man and now they have nothing.
In today's environment, it's prudent to think in terms of an independent aspect to your career.
In animation it's particularly useful to think this way as well. This isn't something that will happen overnight. It's takes work and planning and dedication towards a goal. If you stick with it and develop your community and fan base over time your chances for success will greatly improve and you can spend your golden years sitting on all that equity YOU built for yourself, not for a company that owns all the rights and doesn't give a rat's ass about you or your long term well being.
Your own initiative can eventually make you a hero.
Still, I think that what these guys are doing with HI is a good thing. It can be made better with dialogue and education and a rethinking of just how artists across a broad spectrum of disciplines can build a better future for themselves individually and collectively.
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Exactly! I feel ya!
HI could take note from these new creators. If they really want to be heroes who initiate...that is.
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Things not to say to marathoners
I have been taking my recovery seriously as I can feel that my body is tired. Running in those conditions definitely took a lot out of me. My legs feel pretty good though. I am trying to find time during the day to rest more than usual, am eating good foods (besides one post-marathon meal, I don't really like to eat any differently after a marathon than I usually do), and am doing lots of stretching, using my "stick", etc. Josh gave my legs a great rub down last night too which was amazing.
I have been running every day but am keeping the mileage short and very slow paced. This morning I got to run with my friend/neighbor Jenny which was super fun, and I am hoping we'll be doing that more often. I have played around with different recovery strategies and for me, running slow and easy leaves me feeling better (and I recover faster) than taking time completely off. This morning I could even feel a little zip coming back to my legs, although I won't be testing that out for a while yet.
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- For those that wanted to see the Runner's World article online, they just let me know that it is available online and sent me the link. It doesn't have all the pictures, but you can see the story here.
- For those that want to see me looking incredibly hot and tired, you can see my Boston race pictures here. I won't be spending the $85 to order them and Brightroom threatened to take "legal action against me" when I posted proofs on my blog after Disney so I won't be posting proofs on my blog anymore (even though Brightroom was NOT the photographer for Boston). So if you want to see my race pics, you can follow that link. Most of the pics are from late in the race (at least after mile 16) because I don't have my hand-held bottle anymore. The two where my hands are up and I am smiling must be when I saw a friend or my Dad. :)
Now for a little fun. (And please note that I do write this with a smile on my face and all in good fun. As I said, the spectators in Boston were OVER THE TOP amazing and truly were lifesavers on Monday. I am forever grateful to the wonderful people who lined the course and supported us runners).
I was chatting with my Dad after the Boston Marathon and we decided that there are definitely some things that race spectators need to NOT say to marathoners. We also both agreed that many race spectators cheering on runners will LIE TO YOU.
If you go to spectate a marathon, here are some things to never say to or yell at (even in the spirit of "cheering") to a marathoner.
- You are almost there! Unless the finish line is in sight and you are in the final mile, DO NOT tell a marathoner that they are "almost there". I had a guy yell that at me with over EIGHT miles to go. When you have run 18 miles and have over 8 miles to go, you are not almost there. I had someone yell that at mile 23, and in that heat and with the way my body felt, three miles was still a looooooong way. If you know me, you know I am probably the least violent person that God has ever put on this earth, but I really wanted to punch that guy. (The heat makes me cranky). :)
When I ran the Salt Lake City Marathon last year there was a guy with a sign at mile 2 that said, "You are so NOT almost there". At least he was being honest. And it was early enough on in the race that we all still had a sense of humor. :)
- It is all downhill from here! At the top of Heartbreak, everyone was yelling that it was "all downhill" now. They lied! Not even a mile later there was another (small) uphill and there were several more along the way. There were no more big uphills and it was mostly downhill, but it definitely wasn't ALL downhill. One lady running near me even yelled out in despair when we were approaching a small climb, "They said it was all downhill to the finish!" Josh worked an aid station once at a 25k trail race and was at the top of a four mile downhill stretch to the finish. Even though it was downhill it was one of the toughest stretches because everyone's legs were tired and the downhill was difficult. When he ran it the next year he hated himself for telling people it was "all downhill" the year before.
- Run faster! It's a race. It's a long race. You have to figure that most runners are out there giving it their all, and running as fast as they can/should. It's not like we are going to say, "Oh!! I should run faster? Ok! I hadn't thought of that." :) I especially loved the guy who was yelling this while sitting in a chair, drinking a cold beer.
My favorite cheers were the ones that said things like, "You look great!" "Good form!" "Keep it up!" "You got this!" "Go Brooks!" "Go #11697!" Those helped a lot. And of course the cheers from people you know are THE BEST.
How about you? What are things you think should be added to the list to never yell at a marathoner? What kind of cheers do you like to hear when you are racing?
21 comments:
- Paul said...
Oh ya, people just don't know what it's like so they say these things that are wonky to us.
This was the best cheering section I ever saw:
Make me laugh even late in a race.
- April 19, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Kathy said...
LOL, so true!!! Run faster - wow, my whole running career has been revolutionized!
LOVE to hear my name called out when it's on my bib - really is touching when you are stretched thin and in the middle of serious mind games
Favorite sign? One of my Brownies made it for volunteering at a water station at a local half - 'Run hard for me and I'll work hard for you!.'
- April 19, 2012 at 9:21 AM
Hi Erin, well done for Boston ! :) I've been following your blog for a month or so, and it is testament to how inspiring you are to see how many people are rooting for you. Re your post, I am living in Korea at the moment so travelled to the World Championships last year to cheer on the Uk's marathon runners. I was so psyched to be there. At the first sign of a British vest, i got overly excited and VERY loudly and clearly cheered the WRONG name - i was mortified! The poor chap! That's definitely on the list of things not to yell!
- April 19, 2012 at 9:44 AM
- Eve said...
"I'll cheer for anyone with gray hair!" I called back, "And I have 12 grandkids!"
- April 19, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- Natalie R. said...
I had a lady once tell me, "nice pass" when I passed her on a small hill on the bike. I have said that to runners/bikers in a tri after that. As for funny shirts..."Does this shirt make my butt look faster?" and "In my dreams, I am a Kenyan." I usually cheer for all the runners who come in behind me in the races I do. Funny post! Thanks!
- April 19, 2012 at 9:59 AM
#1 is the WORST!!!! My family knows better not to say those dreaded words....they always start up around mile 22-23. I have been known to say, "no I'M NOT! Don't say that!!" In my defense, I'm usually really hot and cranky by then. ;0
- April 19, 2012 at 10:16 AM
- Michelle said...
Amen sista! :) When you tell someone "almost there"....clearly, you haven't been out running it for the last 20 miles!
No more hills....always a lie!
You look great.....so not true, but I'll take it.
But one of my favorites was "Honey Badger don't give a damn about the heat." So true!
- April 19, 2012 at 10:36 AM
So true! I just wanted to say that I enjoyed that you ran with Jenny! I seriously had this thought last night- as I was running 8- you hadn't mentioned her and hoped that you were still friends:)I love running with my girls!!! Too weird that you posted about her:) Carol-wv
- April 19, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Margie said...
"You need to have on sunscreen!"
I have two problems with this: #1, I am wearing sunscreen. I always do. My skin just turns beet red when I work hard. Seriously, I turn this color swimming laps in an indoor pool. #2, where the heck is a person going to get sunscreen DURING the race? It wouldn't stick to the sweat at that point anyway.
You are an inspiration to me! Once baby #2 arrives (any day now), I look forward to using my treadmill for those early morning runs to get back in shape and improve my marathon time. I love reading about your big, loving, organized family as well as your impressive gains in running. You have showed me how organization and drive will let me find the time to run and be an awesome mom.
- April 19, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- Mark Matthews said...
Never ask a woman is she's pregnant unless you actually see the baby coming out, and never say 'you're almost there' to a marathoner unless they can see the finish.
Maybe my most memorable cheer leader, I will always remember, was this guy outside of a church, preaching at the top of his lungs, with arms raised in the air as if he was moses and parting the red sea, screaming "Pray, pray for His help now! He is there for you! Pray, pray with all your might!" I paraphrase, of course, but there are no atheist at mile 20, but there are plenty of non-runners who say things that make you shrug inside.
During a dreaded, spirit-breaking walking break over the last miles, I've had runners themselves say some disheartening things. I know they mean well, but a pat on the back as they cruise by didn't do much for me.
- April 19, 2012 at 11:31 AM
I was running a half marathon last year and someone had a sign that said "You guys are really good at exercising". It cracked me up!
- April 19, 2012 at 12:21 PM
- Renee said...
I love funny signs/shirts when I run.
My favorite at the end of a big 15K with 20,000 runners was lady standing there with a sign that said, "Worst Parade ever." SO funny.
- April 19, 2012 at 12:57 PM
- Julia said...
oh man. the "you are almost there" is so true. that drives me nuts. i love to hear that im looking strong. even if i dont feel like that...the thought that i may look it gives me a boost :)
- April 19, 2012 at 3:59 PM
- Andrea Hill said...
I LOVE your race pics. I thought you would look much worse in all that heat but you look dang amazing after 26mi.. My fav is right before the finish line ending in #579. You are so muscular.
RE: things people shouldn't say..so true, all of them you mentioned but I really hated the quote "its all downhill from here". When someone said that to me (and I only ran a half marathon), I was so enouraged but 5 miles still to run before the finish line it was nothing but uphill and I was so so discouraged because I took to heart what the dude said.
- April 19, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- Jody Hinton said...
When I ran Boston, my name ended up being covered up by my tshirt tied around my waist, but my friend Julie's name was quite clear. I had decided my name was Julie by the half-way point.
- April 19, 2012 at 7:45 PM
- Tina @GottaRunNow said...
Congrats on your finish! I like "you trained for this". It reminds me of all of my hard work and makes me feel like I can finish the race.
- April 20, 2012 at 3:53 AM
- L.A. Runner said...
One of my least favorites is when someone says "you look awesome" when CLEARLY, I do not look awesome. People said this to me at the finish of The Woodlands Marathon. I was drenched from rain, accidently gotten Power Gel on my shorts, and my braid had turned into a rat's nest. Not to mention that Last 0.2 Marathon Shuffle. Haha.
I love it when kids hold signs that they made. I just think it reinforces how much we can give back to younger generations of future runners. It's really motivating! Kind of like, "get moving so you don't let the kids down."
- April 20, 2012 at 4:15 AM
- coach dion said...
Like you pictures.
So when you are recovered, when will be the next race on your calender?
- April 20, 2012 at 5:06 AM
- Christina said...
I saw a funny sign before. I don't remember the exact words, but the sign said something like this "you better run faster. I just farted."
That brought a little smile on my face.
I like volunteers to call me name - "go Christina." "Good job Christina."
- April 20, 2012 at 5:34 AM
- Runfarlady said...
My favorite I heard was on a video of one of my early triathlon. My husband was filming me come out of T1 and I was with a group of people. On the video you hear a spectator yell "suck it up, buddy, it's a race" this has become our montra
- April 21, 2012 at 6:12 AM
- Cory Reese said...
I hate when I'm doing the marathon death shuffle and someone says "You're doing awesome!" I know they are just trying to be supportive which is cool, but it's hard to hear that when you're feeling so un-awesome.
- April 21, 2012 at 8:37 PM


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I will be there. If all prevails, I plan to attend the Savannah show the following day.
I'll be there on the 23rd and like Sonalii, I will be at the Savannah performance.
MAN. I want to be at the Savannah show, also.
Definitely not fair, guys.
Looks like a quorum!
Hey glo,
I just sent you an email!
I'm off and running…back later.
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Forum quorum question to Luigi - If the forum makes it happen, this could be the first Annual Meeting of your fan club (on) site. Could you consider a direct flight to Atlanta from Italy?... Then we'd have an official quorum…or… How about teleconferencing? I bet Woodruff wouldn't mind… Southern hospitality, you know…and the band doesn't travel here very often. We'll see how plans develop! Glo
Luigi, are you coming?
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NIce idea gloria….but i can't fly now.
It's impossible for me to come there.
We can teleconference with skype maybe….
OK, Luigi! We'll plan 'Skype' communication when we get closer to the concert date in March! Glo.
Did anyone else attend? From the moment the orchestra walked onstage and Wynton appeared to thunderous applause, you knew it was going to be a spectacular show. The orchestra did not disappoint. As Wynton introduced the night's material, he made a statement that set the tone for the evening: "We don't believe in segregating our material." True to his word, that's exactly how the evening transpired, starting with a rousing rendition of "Autumn Leaves" set off by Wynton's blistering solo, followed by "Blue Skies" as performed by the Benny Goodman orchestra, with solos by Walter Blanding, Marcus Printup, Dan Nimmer and Joe Temperley. Next was an arrangement by Ted Nash of John Coltrane's "My Favorite Things" for 5 soprano saxophones with solos from Ted Nash, Dan Nimmer, Sherman Irby, Joe Temperley, Victor Goines and Walter Blanding. This was followed by "I Left My Heart in San Francisco."
Then the band launched into a lively take of "A Night in Tunisia" with Marcus Printup on lead trumpet. Afterwards, Marcus took the mike and lead the band into a New Orleans style Happy Birthday tribute to his mom. What followed was a surprise appearance by Bob Havens, a trombonist and member of both the Lawrence Welk band and Al Hirt's band playing "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans." After he played, Wynton emphasized how even the Lawrence Welk band could swing and how you don't have to have long hair or a grill to be able to play-all you have to do is play.
Following the intermission, the orchestra opened with "I'm Going to Lay Down My Burden Down by the Riverside" featuring one of the newest members of the orchestra, trombonist Elliot Mason. This was followed by "On the Sunny Side of the Street," with perhaps one of the best performances of the night by Sherman Irby on saxophone. "All of Me" followed with a phenomenal solo by Chris Crenshaw. Both of these performances received a rousing standing ovation from the audience. Perhaps the highlight of the evening was a performance of "Cherokee" with Walter Blanding on saxophone and his mother providing vocals. She is not only a jazz musician; she is also a great singer, bringing to mind Ella Fitzgerald, Betty Carter and Sarah Vaughan. The show concluded with "Rhapsody in Blue," again showcasing the talents of Joe Temperley's melodic baritone saxophone and the full rich sound of Ryan Kisor.
After much applause, Wynton returned to the stage, along wiht Dan Nimmer, Ali Jackson and Carlos Henriquez playing a song that currently escapes memory. Their appearance together was an added bonus to an already incredible show. They were later joined by the entire orchestra for "April in Paris" which featured another solo from a new member of the Lincoln Center Orchestra trumpeter Michael Rodriguez. As the band came to the close, Joe Temperley leaned into his mike and with a robust one more time, the band continued to play before launching into anothe one more time once again.
Wynton introduced each song with stories from the road, such as the 4:00am phone call from Dizzy Gillespie, missing Duke Ellington's performance to watch the Oakland Raiders play, dispelling the many myths surrounding Duke Ellington's body of work (a visit to the Smithsonian is a must). A flawless performance from beginning to end.
Afterwards I was able to meet and speak with both Wynton and Paul Rogers, the illustrator for Wynton's Jazz ABZ. I had my picture taken with Wynton and was able to give him some drawings I'd done inspired by his music. As always, he was so gracious and actually touched by the gesture. I felt honored to be able to spend those few moments with him and be able to express to him how much his work has influenced and encouraged me. His kindness makes him that much more special to me. This was truly a wonderful evening.
I must ditto the summary above. I didn't get a chance to go back stage however, I saw Ryan Kisor on the way back to the hotel and mentioned to him I enjoyed the program.
The LCJO really swings.
I missed the arranger on April In Paris, does anyone know? I seem to remember that same arrangement in the movie Forget Paris.
I'm outta here on the way to Savannah!
Oh, man, guys. I'm still crying from last night. Way too amazing.
On my way in, I actually saw Wynton walking on the same sidewalk. That was worth my 90 bucks right there. Just seeing him right after we get off of the subway is something else.
The show was incredible, though. The arrangement of Autumn Leaves and Blue Skies drove my up the wall. One of my favorites. And Marcus Printup… Oh, man… He blew me away multiple times through out the night.
After the show I talked with Wynton like usual. He's such a wonderful guy. I know I've said all of this stuff before, but it can be said over and over. He's just the sweetest, most genuine guy ever. I also met Marcus, another seemingly flawless personality. That was just icing on the cake. Good Lord, it was too much.
But, yes. Absolutely amazing. I just don't know what to say. I don't. Amazing. Amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing.
Hey, Sonalii, did you happen to be the guy who gave Wynton a silver bag of something?
No Nic, I'm not a guy. I'm the girl who gave him the artwork. Were you one of the three guys he talked to briefly and then asked to stick around? You are right, he is one of the sweetest, most genuine person you ever met. As I was talking to him, he listened intently because I was speaking from the heart and truly find inspiration in all he does. I was a bit nervous but he puts you at ease with his warmth and sincerity. Just a wondeful person. Last night was truly amazing and it is one show I won't forget.
Excellent summary Sonali….it's nice for an article on home page….
Do you have a photo with Wynton that you want posted in our gallery ?
My photo with Wynton didn't quite turn out; I'm trying to correct it and if I'm able, I will post it. Wynton's photographer took several pictures and should be emailing them to me and once I receive them, I will post them here as I'm sure they will be of better quality. Feel free to use the summary for the homepage.


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2 cups
1 cup
uncooked white rice
3 large
green bell peppers, halved and seeded
1 1/2 pounds
lean ground beef
onion, diced
garlic powder to taste
salt to taste
ground black pepper to taste
1 (15 ounce) can
tomato sauce
2 cups
finely shredded mozzarella cheese
These were excellent but I did make a few changes. I didn't boil the peppers first and they were cooked perfect after 40 minutes in the oven, 25 minutes covered, 15 minutes uncovered at 400 degrees. Be sure to drizzle your baking dish with olive oil first. I also added 1 can of diced tomatoes, 2 cloves of fresh chopped garlic, chili powder, and oregano for extra flavor. My husband loves cheese so I mixed some in with the meat and sprinkled more on top at the end.
I would advise either adding about a cup of Ketchup...or simply buying about 20 or more ounces of Spagetti sauce, and using it instead of the meager amount of Tomato sauce posted in this recipe. Much better taste. Also...when you par-boil something...the meat is already cooked..etc...it does not need to be in the oven for 45 minutes. That's big time over-kill. I baked mine for 20 minutes, then added the cheese and melted it for 6 minutes. Keeps the peppers firmer.
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These are really, really good! I just started working at a restaurant and have learned some new things, so I actually tweaked this: (1) Put the dried garlic in the rice water so that the rice is infused with the garlic flavor. (2)Don't boil the peppers, blanch them. This keeps them from getting too discolored when you pre-cook them. (Don't worry, they will still cook sufficiently in the oven.) (3) Add about 1/2 teaspoon coriander and cumin and then add cayenne pepper to taste after you add the tomato sauce. This takes care of other reviewers complaints that there's not enough flavor, but as you cook this, taste it to make sure it is what you want in flavor. ALWAYS TASTE AS YOU GO WHEN YOU COOK !!!!!
(4) These really only need about 30 minutes in the oven to get soft too, so don't overdo it. I hope you find these comments helpful! In the immortal words and voice of Julia Child, "Bon Appetit!"
We really enjoyed this meal. The first time I did as was written exactly and my husband and 14 year old really liked it. My two younger kids (5 and 2) wouldnt touch it, but I really didn't expect them to. I made it again tonite, but spiced up the meat mixture a little more with season salt and a good amount of garlic powder. I also used instant brown rice and it worked very well. I also poured a can of tomatoe soup (I mixed water with it as if I were making soup) in the bottom of the pan as it was cooking in the oven and it made for a really tasty sauce. I really enjoyed it this way better and have already added this recipie to my box.
Tasting the stuffing before it was baked, I knew this was going to be horribly bland. Also, I felt there was too much rice. I added cumin, chili powder, worcestershire sauce and soy sauce, and rather than shredding the cheese and using it as a topping, I cubed it and mixed it in with the stuffing just before stuffing. They turned out great this way!!!
My family loves this recipe. I had never made stuffed peppers before. My husband actually will not eat peppers on/in anything. I decided to try it anyways and everyone loved them. My picky 2yr old loved them and my father raved about how much better they were than my Mom's peppers (forbid!). I've used chopped canned tomatoes, tomato sauce and spaghetti sauce. My family seems to prefer the spaghetti sauce overall. I also use both cheddar and mozzarella cheeses. Try this recipe!
Adding mushrooms is a great addition that I did & since I usually have medium cheddar cheese on hand. I would like to add a note (someone else may have said this, too..I haven't read reviews yet). Making stuffed peppers is a whole lot easier if you set them in muffin/cupcake tins. They don't tip over.
A friend gave me some bell peppers from her garden and I was looking for a recipe with ingredients I had on hand..these were very tasty and I would make again. I like more sauce so I added chopped tomatoes and tomato sauce to mixture..then I poured a small can of tomato juice over the peppers before placing in the oven.
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- The ETSU women's tennis team dropped the crucial doubles point before splitting the six singles matches and the Bucs fell to UNF, 4-3 Friday afternoon in the A-Sun opener for both teams.
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No. 1 Aline Berkenbrock (UNF) def. Kelly Holtzhausen (ETSU) 6-2, 6-0
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No. 5 Simona Weymar (UNF) def. Diana Navrostska (ETSU) 6-2, 6-4
No. 6 Andra Voinea (ETSU) def. Melinda Doak (UNF) 7-5, 6-2
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The Ridgway Lady Elkers lost 7-1 to Brockway on Senior Day.
Breezy Mazur and Bri Stenta were the two seniors on the Ridgway softball team this season.
"They've been here all four years, both of them," Ridgway coach Gary Gerber II said. "They're both great kids, they work hard. It's been a pleasure of ours to work with them and see them grow from freshmen to seniors. Hopefully, we can send them out with a couple wins. I can't say enough about their leadership. Bri was one of our captains this year and taking a lot of pressure at shortstop. Breezy was our designated hitter. Two great kids and I can't say anything bad about either one of them."
Ridgway scored its lone run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Melissa Wehler reached on a 2-out singled and reached second on a passed ball. Stenta then plated Wehler with a single.
After a scoreless first inning, Brockway took the lead with a pair of runs in the second. Ann Moyer was walked and reached second on a sacrifice bunt. Hailey Adams was hit by a pitch and Sara Guilyard singled to plate Moyer. Adams was thrown out at third on the play. Guilyard would score on a Ridgway throwing error to make the lead 2-0.
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"We got kids in scoring position, we didn't get that timely hit," Gerber II said. "We had the bases loaded there in the middle of the game and didn't get that hit, that would have given us momentum. I thought we hit the ball well. We made some errors, especially on some of their bunts. That's what we'll work on and find out who we play in districts."
Adams singled to lead off the sixth inning. Guilyard squared around to bunt and would reach on a 3-base error, scoring courtesy runner Leeann Crawford. Guilyard scored on a groundball as she beat the throw to home. Wright would score on a groundout from Hawkins to make the Brockway lead 7-0.
Ridgway has concluded the regular season and will compete in the district playoffs scheduled for next week with an opponent, time and site to be determined.
Individual statistics:
Brockway AB R H BI
Alex Wright 2 1 0 1
Zoe Hawkins 3 1 1 1
Jalina Sabatose 3 0 0 0
Juliana Vokes 2 0 0 0
Ann Moyer 3 1 2 1
Jackie Brosky 3 0 1 0
Hailey Adams 3 0 1 0
Sara Guilyard 3 2 1 1
Gabby Bart 0 1 0 0
Leeann Crawford 0 1 0 0 Amanda Horner 1 0 0 0
Totals 22 7 6 4
3B: S. Brosky. HBP: Wright, Adams. SAC BUNT: Hawkins, J. Brosky.
Ridgway AB R H BI
Erica Thorwart 4 0 0 0
Melissa Wehler 4 1 2 0
Bri Stenta 4 0 3 1
Ashley Viglione 4 0 1 0
Sam Kovalyak 3 0 0 0
Sydney Kovalyak 3 0 0 0
Breezy Mazur 3 0 0 0
Taylor Roseto 3 0 1 0
Jenni Thomas 2 0 0 0
Jenna Hoffman 0 0 0 0
Jill Gaio 0 0 0 0
Morgan Herzing 0 0 0 0
Totals 30 1 7 1
HBP: Thomas.
Brockway 021 013 0 - 7 9 1
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We don't throw the phrase "girl crush" around loosely, since in a city like S.F., you're hard-pressed not to find a cool gal doing her thing, and just basically being awesome, around almost every bend. Recently, we met another lady who knows precisely how we feel — after all, she started a blog (now a magazine!) dedicated to exactly this inspiring subject matter.
Andrea Cheng of Got A Girl Crush crafts witty, illustrated, and photo-centric articles on the adoration-worthy female figures around town and beyond. But we'll be frank, we've developed quite an infatuation with her and are flipping the script, peeking into her stylish world (and closet), and hearing what makes her tick. Brace yourself and prepare to have a little crush of your own.
Photographed by Aeschleah DeMartino
Photographed by by Aeschleah DeMartino