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If you're anything like me, you've got a fridge full of food, but never have enough time to eat it all before it goes bad. After a day at work, you might come home, peek into the fridge and see nothing but raw veggies that need to transformed into a meal. That's when the Taco Bell around the corner sounds perfect for dinner and the pile of plates in the sink are giving you more reason to hop in the car and spend a few bucks for a cheap appetite suppressant.
The next day, you might be run through the contents of your crisper drawer and the cold shelves of your fridge when you realize you need to eat that celery now because it's no longer as crisp as it was the day you bought it. Or maybe you've got those last two carrots from the bag begging to be eaten, but you're not in the mood for rabbit food.
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Erik Coleman, S, New York Jets, 2nd season: Led all defenders with 11 solo tackles and two assists in the Jets' 30-26 victory against Buffalo. Finished the season with 121 total tackles (84 solo)—second best on the team—and two interceptions.
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My latest project is an iPhone app - The Essential Guide to Feeding Babies and Toddlers. It is a whole new world out there. There seem to be apps for everything from the sleep machine that soothes you on your pillow with a variety of sounds and chilled-out tunes, to Pie in the Face, an app which enables you to throw a virtual pie at someone you dislike.
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Makes 4 to 6 portions
● 200g rice
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● 1 fat clove garlic, crushed
● 1 tbsp soft dark brown sugar
● 50g baby corn, cut into small disks
● Quarter red pepper, diced
● 100g frozen peas
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 Photo gallery: S-B Art SceneRobert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-60577821440338645952014-08-27T16:33:00.002-07:002014-08-27T16:33:31.635-07:00Reggae and island cooking from Gordon Nurse on Thurs, Aug 28, 8 pm, at Bears on Fairfield

 Says the island man, Gordon Nurse, in his delectable accent over a pan of peppery jerk chicken, "Thursday! August 28th. Caribbean! Food @ 8.pm. Music @ 9. Pm. Bears! 1401.. Fairfield . Live & Direct! Island ! Flavored! Music. Gordon. Nurse & 318. Riddim! Band.Reggae on Down Now." Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-13034747384914228452014-08-19T09:37:00.000-07:002014-08-19T09:37:32.362-07:00Kyle Craft, American Wilderness headline a day of music and crafts at Rhino Coffee, Sat, Aug 23, 4 pm to 10 pm

Listeners who have not caught the rambling, charming singer-songwriter Kyle Craft will be edified by catching him a Rhino Coffee's Anniversary party on Sat, Aug 23.

Be aware that proprietor Andrew Crawford and the Rhino team, including Landon Miller, are working hard to make Rhino a worthy all ages venue. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-65941192268533566182014-08-16T06:22:00.001-07:002014-08-16T06:28:38.098-07:00Katy Larsen, Peggy Gilloon and Brandi Cade throw a Sunday Sundae at the Agora Borealis, 421 Lake St, Shreveport: 3 pm to 6 pm

 Hosting this scrumptious event at Agora Borealis are proprietor Katy Larsen, her mother, Peggy Gilloon, and Katy's majordomo, Brandi Cade. They have amassed work from some 60 artists in this region and have created a riot of color and texture in their historic building at 421 Lake St.

" Enjoy some Free freshly homemade Ice Cream by Chrissy Wise, local honey, granola by Aiden's Place Granola, fruit from local farmers & handmade sprinkles by yours truly," says Larsen.

Be aware of the handsome parking lot behind the shop. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-20785234104231808152014-08-14T15:52:00.000-07:002014-08-14T15:52:04.647-07:00A changing Shreveport: leisurely group bike ride from Columbia Park to Twisted Root Burgers on Fri, Aug 15, 7 pm.

Wanting to try biking on the streets of Shreveport but looking for an easy way to get started? If so, consider joining a leisurely street ride on the route above, through tree-lined and bike-friendly East Shreveport. It's one of a series of rides being initiated by the SBC Bike Social, a like-minded if diverse group who communicate via the SBC Bike Social page on Facebook. It's the same group that does the end-of-the-month mass ride called Critical Manners, which has been organized by Stephen Pederson and Regan Horne. Darras Lattier has stepped forward to plan this Fri, Aug 15, ride. The group meets at Columbia Park between 6:30 and 7 pm. The ride, according to Google maps, is about 30 mins, about 5.4 miles. Says Lattier, "Come ride with us through the beautiful landscapes of the Highland and Spring Lake neighborhoods on a road which ends at Twisted Root Burger Co! Group biking is fun (and we'd like to say exercise too), but remember to Stay Hydrated (with beer). Ride how you like whether it's "your 1st time" or if you're a seasoned vet. This is a ride that's slow, fast, safe, craazy, cruising or just come newb it out and be social-like. Oh, and 1 more thing...biking is totally so much fun when there's Free Beer. That's right, a #shrimpdog over at Twisted Root is sharing the love of his wide selection of brews for cyclists who ride with the group." One more thing: "Have lights? You should. Don't have lights? Stay close to someone who does." Or have someone with a capacious vehicle pick you up when you're done. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-21378297285746166652014-08-13T18:39:00.001-07:002014-08-13T18:41:47.124-07:00Children's dreams and heart-filled row boats: Shreveport artist Emily Daye

"Sometimes I hate talking about my art," says Emily S. Daye. "After all, I made it for you! I made it for me too. Or rather I made it to tell you something and see if you felt that way too, maybe."

UnScene attendees have seen 2 of Daye's most impressive pieces in the sunshine of 2014. At the spring Makers Fair UnScene she was one of 3 artists given a steel shipping container in which they could do anything they wanted. Daye created a cloud-filled room filled with small student desks. Each desk offered pencils, paper and crayons for people who wanted to be students in a dream. It was called "Dream Dept."

"Dream Dept." was based on a dream I had about Boo Radley from To Kill A Mockingbird working in a law office," she said. "I think I had this dream because I am a weirdo who works in a law office. All the desks were filled with odds and ends and doo-dads, just like Boo left in the tree for the kids."

At the Wayne White Puppet Parade UnScene she installed a bevy of white-hulled boats on the concrete beside Texas Ave. People rowing the boats had a large fabric heart hung from their neck. It was called "Racing hearts" and was a singularly mystifying sight.

"The vision for "Racing Hearts" came to me when my boyfriend asked me a simple question: "what makes your heart race?". I have always loved the water and boats, so giant hearts racing in rowboats naturally occurred to me."

She observed, "I continue to love drawing, painting and sculpting, but I find the installation method is more enveloping of the viewer. I am really grateful I got this chance through UnScene."

Of her "Racing hearts," writer Michael Sledge commented, "It was a novel and imaginative piece of street art. Looking at it satirically one could say it's a great example of many endeavors with a lot of action with no progress. And, thus, it serves its purpose because art is not measured by going somewhere or doing something but by its mere existence as a feeling and image evoking construction. I can look at this and think of a title "Exercise in Futility" and it reminds me, when I think satirically, of Dali's "The Persistence of Memory."

Daye, who participated on a team in the recent art competition called UnScene! Undisputed!, added that, "I feel all kinds of things at different times, but I think my favourite feeling to get across to anyone is the feeling of whimsy. Whimsy is everywhere, if we only see with the right eyes. Recognizing whimsy can make you feel that anything is possible and I like this, because it truly is."

Who likes her work? She said, "I think it was Picasso who once said, "All children are artists". If that's true, then I think I am in great company. I never make my art with children in mind, but they all really seem to like it-especially with the two last installations. The kids loved going through the desks in "Dream Dept." and making their own little creations. Kids swarmed the boats of "Racing Hearts" after the performance was done, and played make-believe games until it got dark. Let me stress again, I made this art for you, whether you are a kid, just young at heart, or even if you are very grumpy. I hope you feel something when you see my art, otherwise I have failed. I hope that something that you feel lets you know that the world can still be a pretty cool place."

Daye has been named one of the installation artists for the Dr. Blood's Library Macabre event at Artspace Shreveport on Sept 12. Her piece will be based on Poe's "The Mask of the Red Death."

"I learned if the vision is strong enough then the "hard" work-the heavy lifting, the bruises, the sleep loss, is all a breeze. Hard work becomes a joy and whether anyone likes it or not, I have said what i wanted to say and no, no they can't take that away from me, lalala."

Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-20301468732319764222014-08-10T16:00:00.001-07:002014-08-10T16:00:40.175-07:00A Better Shreveport meeting on Mon, Aug 9, 6 to 7 pm: building a bikeable future

A Better Shreveport's meeting on Monday night, Aug 9, 6-7 pm, will hear from some bike path building heavy weights via Skype, says Loren Demerath.

"To plot strategy for making Shreveport more bike-able and walk-able, we'll be hearing good news about a bike path network in our future, fresh from a meeting with Parish and MPC leaders. We'll be at the Wright Math Building on Centenary's campus, 2907 Woodlawn Ave." Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-7958682831488161872014-08-09T07:46:00.001-07:002014-08-09T11:23:04.781-07:00Elaborate puppet show staged in gritty garage draws crowds for melancholy tale: Milissa Orzolek's "What keeps us"

Milissa Orzolek presented artful and melancholy puppet performances in a garage in the King's Hwy rust belt on Fri, Aug 8. A puppeteer who has worked with Arthur Mintz and Theresa Andersson on a movie and who toiled with Wayne White on the UnScene parade puppets, she and her cohort of 10 - Abandoned Ships - drew considerable crowds to her 2 shows.

It was an elaborate entertainment. Opening with paper and pencil and cardboard lap boards, the audience drew a map of their abodes and routes to their favorite places. Then the story of a mysterious witch was revealed via numerous handmade sets and smartly varied lighting schemes. Among the most charming were graceful silhouettes. There was a clever attempt by the puppet townspeople to find the enigmatic figure by making giant broomsticks using utility poles.

One of its strengths was the melodic and witty score performed and written by guitarist Kern Courtney and percussionist Peter Fetterman.

Steady changes of lighting and of sets mesmerized the audience. Interestingly, the relatively small puppets telling the story alongside funky vehicles such as a bicycle and garbage truck were overshadowed by their human handlers. Orzolek eschewed the traditional mode of handlers being hidden from the audience by fabric or board. Instead, the humans were continuously onstage while they manipulated the figures.

In presenting the show at a heretofore obscure location - behind Jim Hayes' LA House of Props on Kings Hwy - Orzolek stunned local art followers. Using cheap materials, low-tech methods and a pensive, enigmatic tale, she offered a persuasive, alternative mode for artful storytelling. Her production was not supported by grants, she said.

Pennsylvania-native Orzolek, who has been living in New Orleans for several years, said, "I've been creating shows for a few years now. Long before I started living here." Yet her performance art arrives as Shreveport Regional Arts Council's UnScene series meets the one-year mark. Has the spark of energy from the Shreveport Common shows played a role in lighting fires such as "What keeps us?" Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-47950040899877579872014-08-07T17:52:00.003-07:002014-08-07T18:10:13.266-07:00Artists: opportunity to talk with national media arts writers at Artspace Shreveport on Fri, Aug 8

Tori Bush, indie arts writer from New Orleans, joins a national panel of critics at Artspace on Fri, Aug 8, 9:30 am, for conversations on how to get art news more thoroughly into the airways. It's the aim of Shreveport Regional Arts Council's Pam Atchison to let artists and the community see where arts coverage is - across the country - and where it might go. The conference is called Conversations on Criticism.

Having participated in the Thurs sessions I can vouch for the articulacy and thoughtfulness of the panelists. From Seattle is NEA rep Michael Killoren, from Los Angeles, book critic David Ulin, from Dallas, arts writer Michael Granberry (he broke the story on the massive sun reflection beamed by the 42-story Museum Tower into the Nasher Sculpture garden) and San Diego author and dance critic Anne Marie Welsh. The panel is led by San Diego art crtitic Bob Pincus. They will be joined by Shreveport Times editor Alan English.

Atchison's target audience is art makers. Her goal is to help artists see how to use the media to best advantage.

Sessions begin at 9:30 am. The cost was $40 on the first day, which includes snacks and lunch. Half price on the last day? Not sure. But if you're an impecunious artist, ask for a scholarship.

See the symposium schedule at artspaceshreveport.com/symposium-schedule

Conversations on Criticism at Artspace Shreveport.Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-9462174230748929872014-08-06T18:21:00.000-07:002014-08-06T18:23:54.876-07:00If you missed performances of the New Orleans Airlift project called Calanthean Canyon, get one Thurs night, 6 pm, plus more on Texas Ave<iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_trudeau/14076218737/in/photolist-nEsZN3-nq2ndK-nGu6ku-nq26Ex-nGdKoH-nGvECR-nq2pH4-nGvHwr-nq28gi-nGu7k5-nJi8qa-nGvFh6-nEsXh1-nEt1CE-nq2fh3-nGj95L-nq2tFp-nq26XM-nq2u9P-nq28qB-nGu8iC-nJi5oP-nGje2E-nEsY3j-nJi5L2-nq22mc-nGj9Wq-nq2hr3-nq2qoc-nL8Rbc-nq2gUw-nJmuzF-nrSiDM-nJ4vcH-nL8RpD-nrShWV-nGj327-nrSiqv-nrRQ2p-nrS3hh-nGj2yU-nJ4uKk-nJ4tPx-nL8RLF-nrShux-nrRRKK-nrSi6n-nrShdF-nkkdqh-nv8dzX/player/" width="500" height="333" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen>

Shreveport Common puts it out there on Thurs night, Aug 7, to show what recent artists have wrought, says Pam Atchison.

5:30, check a tour of the freshly hot Municipal Auditorium (Ray Lamontagne performing Oct 26; opening is Belle Brgade) featuring singer Brenda Wimberly performing in the balcony.

6 pm, a tour of the New Orleans Airlift Calanthean Canyon village featuring Pete Fetterman.

6:30, a performance on Steve Olson's Skateable Sculpture by Luther Cox Jr. and Inter City Row Modern Dance Company.

7:10 the trio Twang Darkly performs their new album, Martian Archeology, at Central ArtStation.

Food trucks, appetizers, wine and beer.

Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-1457277398588818952014-08-05T13:25:00.000-07:002014-08-05T13:27:24.118-07:00Arise and sing with the masses: Shreveport Opera Chorus open for auditions for opera's 3-production season<iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_trudeau/14022011803/in/photolist-nkiUFR-nk2ELV-nn5tAc-nkiVUH-nk2E4H-nk2EzH-nk2zkq-nkiV5B-nn5tJ8-dAdsRE-7PAJKd-7K9hSQ-7K5nLr-7K5nJH-7K9hU9-7K5nKF-7K9hUN-7K5nJt-7x36rS-eay2vU-7x36s9-7ffPfU-7aL6vY-7ap2yi-7asR5b-7ap2YT-7asR1U-7ap2zc-5A14aA-5xQLXp-4GTE7u-4vAyqn-4vEEkQ-4v323N-7kJVJz-7kNPmb-7kJVJT-7kNPmN-6C8GwN-6aWg6m-6aWfPo-6aWfVw-6aS6Cg-6aWfLN-6aS6EM-4HrcR3-4HrcXw-4HmZGn-4HmZJv-4xE1Ny/player/" width="500" height="333" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen>

 One of the pleasures of living in a city that is smart enough and large enough to have an opera company is singing in the chorus.

 Shreveport Opera will be holding auditions for the Shreveport Opera Adult Chorus on Sat, Aug 23, 10 am to 1 pm at the Anderson Choral Building, Hurley School of Music, at Centenary College, says Amanda Gouthiere.

 The 2014-2015 productions include Verdi's La Traviata on November 15, 2014, Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance on February 21, 2015 and Rossini's Cenerentola (Cinderella) on April 11, 2015. Please be prepared to sing one song that best shows your ability. Italian is preferred but not necessary. Please bring sheet music for the pianist.

 Opera Chorus rehearsals are Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 6 to 8 weeks prior to staging rehearsals. Staging rehearsals are typically Monday through Friday 7-10 p.m. and Saturday afternoons for the 3 weeks preceding each show. There is a $100 honorarium.

To schedule an audition or for additional information, please contact Cathey Sholar at (318) 227-9503 or via email at email@example.com. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-25233064858088280632014-08-04T10:59:00.000-07:002014-08-04T10:59:02.887-07:00When to invite friends and relatives to party in Shreveport: Oct 9 - 12, La Film Prize weekend 2014

Advance Louisiana Film Prize tickets are available now and are $30 at lafilmprize.com/tickets/. The big weekend, Oct 9 - 12, promises to be galactic, says Gregory Kallenberg.

The LFP comprises four screening venues, 20 films culled from a plethora of hard-working short productions and the ticket holders as voters.

Top twenty announcement, Aug 20. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-27890852478932070812014-08-04T09:21:00.000-07:002014-08-04T09:23:27.952-07:00The Meters: literally, old Shreveport parking meters for sale by the Downtown Development Authority

Downtown types: 1980's parking meter heads, meter housings with no internal meter 'guts' and just guts (aka: innards) are for sale by the DDA, says Liz Swaine.

"Meters come in various styles in various degrees of funkiness- selection will be first come, first choice; no pushing, please," says the droll Swaine.

Intact meters $45 each, housings $10 each, guts $10 each; you can buy as many as you want. "The meters do not come with opening keys, as we are not total fools."

Purchase in person for a limited time beginning Mon, Aug 4. See the meters and choose one Mon - Fri 8:30 am- 5:00 pm at 401 Edwards (Louisiana Tower), Suite 205, until all the units are gone or interest has run dry. Cash or credit card only. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-8384444419905462922014-08-04T07:20:00.000-07:002014-08-04T08:00:13.624-07:00Body paint and fresh tunes from Super Water Sympathy at Strange Brew, Shreveport, on Fri, Aug 8

Super Water Sympathy will be playing their new set of songs set for a 2015 release, says Ansley Hughes. A new set design will be employed as well. Lights, Triangles, Paint, and the Unknown V Factor will be deployed.

Opening will be Lish Starshine & The Spirit Animals. They have a tendency to eliminate the crowd with surprise, notes Clyde Hargrove, who adds, "Remember, we will provide paint but it's always enjoyed when you bring your own paint as well."

Strange Brew, 235 Wall Street, Shreveport. 318-222-2337.Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-87785662305792414892014-08-02T19:22:00.001-07:002014-08-02T19:23:29.025-07:00Melissa Orzolek's puppet play, "What keeps Us," in a Kings Hwy warehouse on Fri, Aug 8, at 8 pm and 10 pm

New Orleans based artist Melissa Orzolek, aka Abandoned Ships, presents a puppet entertainment at LA House of Props on Fri, Aug 8. Shows are at 8 pm and 10 pm. She toiled with cardboard, glue and paint with SRAC guest artist Wayne White, notes Kathryn Usher, and is part of the Arthur Mintz (Fantastic Mr Fox in Shreveport and New Orleans) film crew.

It is entitled What Keeps Us and is an "exploration of the neighborhood," which you can see her in rudimentary map. The performance site is a warehouse behind 2134 Kings Hwy.

Melissa Orzolek

Photos Kathryn Usher. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-24916946760882969322014-08-02T13:29:00.003-07:002014-08-02T13:29:45.944-07:00Tinker, tailor, soldier, spy: on the relevance of the "Conversations on Criticism" symposium Aug 6 - 9 at Artspace Shreveport<iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_trudeau/6844544/in/photolist-B5Do-ciiK1G-ciiK3u-99cPpd-4AAc6i-bRT9-4Qksie-8x5u-7A9Hg-a1hKp-66K1g5-aymgs-66EJ6H-66K1jC-bSe9-66EHTz-7CqAJ-aVxA-jXFU-fGGs4Z-euG4-fPLygE-8x2ZN-94r1M-yjBQ-aVxz-8x5D-iCvg-5JDmr-jXFX-jXFS-jjzw-5YvJsU-7nzTij-8wRz-7ww5iJ-yZfw-hKX7-eMML-kdKx-og98-aXFdB-oGFmr-7skeW-oGFus-bSe8-aVxB-2jkF5a-hKMV-dG6x1Z/player/" width="449" height="405" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen>

Students, teachers, businessmen, scientists and spies: all should be aware of the importance of the symposium being presented by Shreveport Regional Arts Council on Aug 6 - 9. It is "Conversations On Criticism: the future of intelligent writing on the arts."

For a moment, drop the word "arts." Is this not a symposium applicable to all who care about criticism, dialogue and intelligent writing?

Is critical writing a concern of a micronority? In terms of democracy and development of a society of broad competence, criticism and arts writing is not a trivial concern. It is not solely for the arts-minded.

These discussions are the local equivalent of TED Talks or Aspen Society seminars.

Need I press my case at greater length?

Meet the Panelists artspaceshreveport.com/symposiumpanelists

View the Schedule artspaceshreveport.com/symposium-schedule

Register Today artspaceshreveport.com/symposium-registrationRobert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-36220581814842954042014-08-01T12:03:00.002-07:002014-08-01T12:29:25.787-07:00After-school cartooning, creative writing, snack, tutoring and more: the Renzi Education and Art Center, 435 Egan St, Shreveport

The Renzi Education and Art Center is accepting new K-12 students for the Fall I Session of its free, high-quality, academic and art After School Program, says Jennifer Hill. It will begin Tues, Sept 2, and go until Oct 16, 2014. Space is limited, enrollment is on a first-come basis.

Renzi Center, located in the heart of Highland, offers classes Mon through Thurs in a safe, nurturing environment. Families can sign their children up for all four days or fewer, depending on their needs. Each afternoon, from 3:45 to 5:30PM, students take two 25-minute academic classes and one 50-minute art class. Students typically begin arriving at Renzi at 3 pm. They receive a free snack and either play outside in Renzi's fenced-in, supervised front yard or do homework until classes begin. When classes end at 5:30PM, parents must pick up their children. Unfortunately, the Renzi Center cannot provide transportation.

Academic classes are held in Renzi's Academic House, where students receive lessons and one-on-one tutoring from certified teachers in core subjects, such as Language Arts and Math and other classes, such as Spanish, Nutrition, and Computer Lab. Students take their art class in Renzi's Art House, learning techniques and creative processes from professional artists in a variety of artistic media, such as Wire Sculpture, Cartooning, Photography, Creative Writing, and Pottery.

The Renzi Education and Art Center was founded by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows of Shreveport in 1997 after they received a house in Highland as a donation. After seeing that many children in the area did not have a safe place to go to after school and often needed assistance with their homework, the Sisters and a local artist, Donna Service, created Renzi's free After School Program. Since 1998, the Renzi Center has served hundreds of area youth, helping them excel in school and explore and discover their creative talents. The Renzi Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and accepts youth from all backgrounds. More info: Christy at 318-222-1414, or visit www.renzicenter.org.Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-7470337442150771062014-07-29T17:51:00.002-07:002014-08-13T09:21:02.363-07:00Eight teams enter the UnScene! UnDisputed! art competition at Millennium Studios on Sat, Aug 9, 5 pm to 11 pm

UNSCENE! UNDISPUTED! is a high-stakes art competition in which teams are given a variety of challenges as they endeavor to create pieces of art that will impress the judges (52% of the vote) and the audience (48%). Eight teams will enter the arena at Millennium Film Studios on Sat, Aug 9, 5 pm to 11 pm, says Pam Atchison. The winning team will take home $10,000. The remainder of the competitors will be put to death on Douglas St.

 The competitors:

#318Pinks: Kathryn Usher, Captain; Nadine Charity, Jerry Usher.

The Atoms Family: Chris Baker, Captain; Julieann Banks, Courtney Gaston.

Five Fingers of Death: Mimi Rankin Webb, Captain; Donald Webb II, Chuck Loridans, James Marks, and Jason Pliler

Robotic Unicorns: Emily Daye, Captain; Sam Thomas, Amanda Roe, Josh Ellis and Ashton Hanson

The Trainess: John Lomax, Captain; Ben Moss, Jeormie Journell, Jared Leo, and Kedrick Williams

The Favs: Renee Caldwell, Captain; Nicola Ballard, Qean Ballard, Lewis Williams

Divine Creators: Carnessha Eason, Captain; Knockamechee Pharoh, Kimberly Smith, Rod Sims

The Lab Rats: Ryan McCutcheon, Captain; Steve Zihlavsky, John Bicknell

"$10 gets you Entry and 10 votes for your favorite team," says Casey Jones. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-44733084824918820402014-07-29T07:48:00.000-07:002014-07-29T08:03:58.958-07:00What good is an art critic? Symposium entitled Conversations on Criticism: the Future of Writing on the Arts unfolds Aug 6 - 9 at Artspace Shreveport<iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_trudeau/8519432801/in/photolist-dYQgvk-gYLL3-dYW1sj-dYVXUL-dYVYry-dYQi6a-dYQj9X-dYW7v1-dYVZBd-dYVZoh-dYQicH-oaNiyD-nRwVc7-oaNioi-nRwV2Y-dYW2BJ-dYQjne-dYW1gS-dYW7TS-dYQqi4-dYVZgb-dYQpTR-dYW81d-dYVYK1-dYQhX2-dYQgra-dYW787-dYQh1g-dYW1eu-dYQpP6-dYW35q-dYQjyr-dYQiNB-dYW867-dYQhfB-dYQpmp-dYQqik-dVLr1U-dYQpnP-dYKGFw-gYLjX-oaboda-nQUCzy-oaboqp-o6mQxG-nQVEmK-viga-6ycmi-nQUCvW-yZfy/player/" width="500" height="375" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen>

 Where are the writers who can trenchantly take the public into a piece of art to emerge with fresh understanding and details heretofore unseen?

The role and future of art criticism, a concern that arises only in a community that is high-minded and erudite, is the subject of a Shreveport Regional Arts Council symposium, Aug 6 - 9. It is called Conversations on Criticism: the Future of Writing on the Arts.

Participants are art critic Robert L. Pincus, literary critic David L. Ulin, performing arts critic Anne Marie Welsh, Michael Killoren of the National Endowment for the Arts, Michael Granberry of the Dallas Morning News, and Alan English of the Shreveport Times, says Pam Atchison.

The symposium will begin on Wed, August 6, at 5:30 pm with a welcome party for the Critics Series final exhibition, To Be Continued: The Power of Suggested Stories in the Art of Rachel Stuart-Haas, Joshua Chambers and Taffie Garsee. Also open will be Belle Mar: The Poetry of Katie Bickham, curated by literary critic David L. Ulin.

Event schedule and registration info: www.artspaceshreveport.com or 318-673-6535. Registration is $75, $40 for artists on the NWLA registry(artists must contact SRAC), and includes entry into all symposium events, meals and receptions. Included is admission to UnScene! Undisputed! on Sat, Aug 9, 5:30 pm, at Millennium Studios, 300 Douglas St.

Painting above is "Personal Passenger," by C. Mark Burt. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-30927588743170848702014-07-28T18:18:00.003-07:002014-07-29T12:45:39.561-07:00Smoke-free entertainment venues in Louisiana: will Shreveport join the vanguard?

 Bears on Fairfield recently featured Papa Mali and Brady Blade, Jr, in a wailing show that was unusual by omission: no one in the crowded bar was smoking.

While it had support from New Orleans radio station WWOZ, the initiative for a smoke-free evening came from www.healthierairforall.org. To sweeten the no-smoking pitch, WWOZ gave away shirts and stickers.

Across the southern part of the Bayou State the smoke-free movement is gaining ground. Lafayette and New Orleans are leading Baton Rouge, it would seem. Btw, Fat Harry's, St Charles Ave, is listed as a non-smoking tavern; can that be true?

The number of events listed as smoke-free in the decadent Crescent City is surprising: from the ReBirth Brass Band at Howlin' Wolf to the Charmaine Neville Band at Snug Harbor, you can go from music venue to venue and skip the smoke.

Will this movement ever be viable in Shreveport? It is primarily designed to aid the men and women who serve drinks and food and make music in a state where those activities are a huge factor in tourism.

Chase Boytim of Bears on Fairfield says he would be open to more smoke-free evenings. For the moment the only venue in Shreveport listed as smoke-free is On The Rocks, the lobby bar at the Hilton Convention Center. New Orleans lists over 100 venues as non-smoking. Baton Rouge has 34. All bars in Alexandria, Monroe and West Monroe are described as "100% smoke-free."

In regards the health of Bayou State citizens, entities such as Blue Cross are promoting prevention as a strategy that makes more health sense and gives more economic advantage than hospitalization and late-development medication. And a new generation is learning a new way: state legislative Act 211, passed and signed, prohibits smoking on all public college campuses.

Most Louisianians were raised to believe that smoking is a birth right. And they believe that smoking in bars is an inviolable item that is specifically protected by the constitution.

Is that attitude negotiable? Is Louisiana capable of the reflection and debate that might lead to an alternative to smoke-filled taverns? If not, then Shreveport is capital of the contrarians. If yes, the city might experiment a bit more with "smoke-free" as an incentive to hit the town. Photos by M.C. Rollo of the Papa Mali gig. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-19367951046852153172014-07-11T21:05:00.002-07:002014-07-11T21:05:23.574-07:00UnScene Wayne White: parade of art puppets careers down Texas Ave about 7:30 pm; art events on the avenue from 5:30 pm

Before the giant Wayne White puppets strut - btw, there may be something at which to gawk at 6 pm - at 7:30 pm, people will gather on historic Texas Ave to party and shop for original art which is cheap ($10 - $20) in the Shipping Container Galleries. Lots to do at UnScene Wayne White, sponsored by the Shreveport regional Arts Council.

The map below is from the event which was rained out, so not everything may apply. It remains a helpful graphic.

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Announcing a new post over at the Shreveport Songs blog...

From the fall of 1948 until the fall of 1950, Zeke Clements called Shreveport home. During this time, he hosted radio shows (music as well as news programs), performed on the Louisiana Hayride, and recorded this song about his "home sweet home" Louisiana.

For the rest of story on Zeke Clements and audio from his record "Louisiana," visit:
http://shreveportsongs.blogspot.com/2014/07/zeke-clements-louisiana-mgm-1949.html Chrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-26196934102839731782014-07-11T10:40:00.001-07:002014-07-11T10:42:13.958-07:00South Highlands Summer Market continues in tent on Fairfield side of Mall St Vincent, Fridays, 5 to 9 pm

In addition to goods for sale, expect carefully rendered pop classics from the Recliners, Jim Huckabay and Bob Thompson, at the South Highlands Summer Market. The Recliners may be found near the fresh produce. Check around the tomatoes. Robert Trudeauhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-20316437574310253652014-07-11T07:07:00.000-07:002014-07-11T07:07:06.046-07:00Girl of a thousand faces, artist Stephanie Fernandez, catches cloud lightning via makeup and imagination

Stephanie Fernanadez is the girl of a thousand faces. The art created by the 19 year-old painter, photographer and videographer is powerful enough to have won praise from Buzzfeed.com, Good Morning America, the Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan and other global media ports. Her fame has been won with faces transformed by color and line into otherworldly figures.

Fernandez admits that much of her spectacularly colorful make-up work falls into the category of "colorful / creepy / gory." She says, "this style is influenced by my passion for horror movies & psychological thrillers."

But she is even more influenced by music, says Fernandez and her friends. Says Justin Powell, "Music is very, very important to her. Images come from the world she hears. She channels the sound into her work." And musician friend Jeremy Hefner points out that a female duo called CocoRosie has been a big influence. In fact, Fernandez' best movie, "Rosalee," an ominous 12-minute piece featuring 8 silent actors (the seven deadly sins plus a heroine), uses 4 evocative CocoRosie songs as the soundtrack.

"Most of my makeup is heavily influenced by music," she says. "I love to be able to create and see what I am hearing, if that makes sense. I hear it and I do my best to create a visual of what and how I feel. Other than music and movies-nature, dark art, psychedelic/pop surrealistic art, and other artists inspire me. I strive to constantly create beauty." That is apparent in the 4 tutorial videos she has produced. In the fast-forward camera work her hands work deftly, whether using fingers or brush. Colors are blended like butter.

She asks, "How do I come up with these ideas and concepts? I simply see it in my mind's eye and my hands do the rest. Haha; the ideas honestly just come to me. It is not something I can explain with words."

"Big, open spaces and the colors found in nature are not so apparent but are important themes" in Fernandez' work, says friend and model Madison Brown. Pointing out a recent series of fawn faces accented with antlers, Brown sees subtlety, which is not how Fernandez has attracted media attention.

That she is in the media spotlight may have something to do with her storytelling ability. A sharp photographer, Fernandez typically publishes 4 to 6 photos of steps leading to the finished image.

On her vivid Instagram stream the self-described "complex individual" has some 55.000 followers. Yet she remains quiet and modest about her notoriety. "People who know her do not necessarily realize that she is so widely recognized," says Hefner.

Her website, stephaniefernandezart.com, tells a more expanded story. She makes movies. She makes masks. She paints in acrylic. She says, " I would love to direct movies and creative direct music videos and well as open a studio to create SFX masks, canvas pieces, and many other mediums. I love the film, fashion, and music industries. I have no limits. My mind is constantly moving. I want to do it all."

 Note: Stephanie Fernandez graduated from Airline HS, Bossier City, and has taken media classes at Bossier Parish Community College. In art she is self taught. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-50765794951893342902014-07-09T13:35:00.000-07:002014-07-09T13:35:38.567-07:00Sculpture, sketches by Mark Burt in Chaos group exhibit, Ro2 Gallery, Dallas; opening Sat, July 12

Artist C. Mark Burt, Bossier City, has created a new series of soft, terrabudial sculptures to accompany his intramodial paintings. Several sculptures will be part of the Chaos exhibit at Ro2 Gallery, Dallas. The annual exhibit opening is mobbed; Ro2 displays work by 100 artists in the small gallery.

Ro2 Art Downtown Gallery, 110 North Akard Street Dallas, TX 75201. 7 - 10 pm. Jordan Roth, 214-803-9575 – firstname.lastname@example.com. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9822716.post-4268509272578511752014-07-07T14:04:00.000-07:002014-07-07T14:04:59.447-07:00Towering puppets to march through Shreveport Common in Wayne White art parade on Sat, July 12, 5:30 pm <iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_trudeau/14546336762/in/photolist-nE6odF-nD9H6v-nVxZw9-nWhKWK-nE6wjj-nWhLQ8-nE6EWb-nE7rzB-nE7qVk-nE7uca-nWhLGH-nWhLDg-nUxuaw-nXqGEp-nVmb3F-nWA31D-nWupd9-nVy1qJ-o2LrXp-nZFTpB-nHuE4U-nZTm4u-nHuCey-nZTjQY-nHuqX4-o2LtxP-nXWvML-nZFTzg-oamEYW-ocgC8c-oauwR8-oapM8G-nZBzPg-nWunM3-nZFSme-nZSaWA-nZFSKF-o2Lsvi-nHuqEa-nHuBgG-nZFRHF-nZFSc6-oac9eV-ocgCm8-oamFas-nT1aCn-ocgCvX-oapMr7-o1fgLP-9boXtr/player/" width="375" height="500" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen>

The Wayne White Puppet Parade will roll on Sat, July 12, 5:30 pm, in Shreveport Common, says Shreveport Regional Arts Council. Re-scheduled 2 weeks ago due to rain, the UnScene parade will feature dancers, drummers, stilt walkers and bands. The audience is encouraged to join the throng as the art and train of artists marches on Texas Ave and circumnavigates the streets around Central Artstation.

In the puppet population will be Elvis, Hank Williams, Bonnie and Clyde, Annie McCune, Cora M. Allen, the Cajun alligator and additional personalities.

While there, see the Shipping Container Galleries on Texas Ave, featuring the work of Nicola and Qean Balllard, painter Jormie Journell and sketcher Robert Trudeau. Catch E.E.M. United and Emily Daye's "Racing Hearts" installation. There will be food trucks, too. The parade is free and appropriate for the whole family.

Above is a typical Wayne White puppet - constructed by White alongside a team of local artists - featuring a Gothic Steamboat cruising into an extensive and humidity-laden cypress swamp. Robert Trudeauhttps://email@example.com


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A JUDGE has jailed a man for five years after he robbed a local chemist with a knife.
Judge Colin Charteris was scathing of Emilio Lozano, 43, who entered the Boggabri Pharmacy on September 10 last year armed with a knife.
Lozano threatened the chemist staff who complied with his demands before he fled with a quantity of prescription medication.
But the planned robbery unravelled after police viewed CCTV and tracked down Lozano in Narrabri in the days following.
Detectives swooped on Lozano who was hiding out in a Killarney St home where he surrendered to police.
He was charged with one count of robbery armed with an offensive weapon. He
pleaded guilty late last year in court after a brief of evidence against him was served.
In a sentencing hearing in Moree District Court this week, Lozano was jailed for five years for the offence.
He will serve at least three years and three months behind bars before he's eligible for parole.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Thursday, August 8, 2013
7th Street: A film by Josh Pais
at 6th St & Ave B Comm. Garden (in ), Manhattan, Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space (MoRUS), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.
Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is showcasing selected videos and film documenting the evolution and gentrifcation of public spaces on the lower east side.
Category: Festivals, Film, History, Talks
Bryant Park Writers
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Begin your memoir or compose that poem- at special workshops made to bring out the writer in you.
Category: Education
Tye Tribbett / Tasha Cobbs / In association with WLIB
at 18 Mount Morris Park West (in Marcus Garvey Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Tribbett passionately spreads the goodness of God through his music, & has also performed with some of the biggest secular artists like Justin Timberlake, Whitney Houston & more.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Bryant Park Writers
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.
Memoir Writing with Kelly Caldwell, Gotham Writers' Workshop
Category: Education
Summer Sounds
at Beach 17th Street and Seagirt Boulevard (in Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk), Queens
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Free outdoor concerts every Thursday in July and August.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Forest Park Summer Concert Series - Charlie Thomas' Drifters
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.
Spend an evening listening to the Golden Years of The Drifters featuring Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Charlie Thomas.
Category: Concerts
Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
at 35th Avenue and Cross Island Parkway (in Crocheron Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
The Hip to Hip Theatre Company presents this half romance, and half political thriller.
Category: Theater
2013 Waterfront Concert Series: Bon Journey
at Astoria Park Lawn (in Astoria Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Central Astoria's 2013 Waterfront Concert Series continues Thursday evenings in August.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Movies Under the Stars, The Lorax
at Main Park House (in Cunningham Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Folow the adventures of a boy as he searches for the one thing to win the affection of the girl of his dreams.
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
SummerStage Theater: Diablo Love
at St. Mary's Park, Bronx
8:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
What would you do for love? In the pits of Hell, Baliel, a lost soul, must prove his worth or else spend the rest of eternity in the lake of fire.
Category: Concerts, Theater, Free Summer Concerts, Free Summer Theater
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After classes end for the Spring 2014 semester, join the SFAI community for this annual celebration in the Lecture Hall, followed by a reception in the Courtyard.
Learn more about the Commenencement Ceremony.
For one night, 14 artists from Mads Lynnerup's New Genres "Installation" class engage with and offer alternative approaches to physical space and the audience through cross-disciplinary urban interventions installed specifically for freespace in downtown San Francisco.
Participating Artists
Zombies. Beatniks. Art students. Join Christopher Coppola and the Film program for the premiere of SFAI's first ever collaborative feature-length film.
Varda Hardy's Advanced New Media Alternative Distribution (ANMAD) class explores behind-the-scenes of the film in a web series documentary produced by Hardy, directed by Fahad Al Mohannad, and edited by Ryan Wicks.
Featuring more than 30 SFAI artists, En((gender))ing Performance at SFAI: A Call and Response examines the radical culture within the San Francisco Art Institute as a platform for artists who have incorporated, challenged, or subverted expectations of gender in their practices.
Monique Jenkinson will perform her latest project, with a Q&A to follow led by San Francisco Art Institute Visiting Faculty Christian Nagler.
Vocal performance by radical opera singer Juliana Snapper.
Julie Tolentino will offer 4–6 durational performances of approximately 2 hours in collaboration with sound artist and San Francisco Art Institute alumnus Robert Crouch (BFA Photography, 1995), Stosh Fila, and special guest Rita Tolentino.
Join filmmaker Kent Kessinger for a screening of his documentary The Idiocratic Life, which offers an anthropological look at present-day American communes.
Over the course of two nights, seven Bay Area poets address languaging at the site of the body. Working with performance as the primary mode, they deploy extended techniques and performance-art methodologies—ultimately taking up embodiment under minoritization and late capitalism as material.
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Journey to the Center of the Earth Reviews
Sin Magazine
As it is with alot of gimmick movies, there is just not enough material to even sustain 90 minutes.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
These filmmakers understand why audiences have put on the 3D glasses, and they offer up visual trick after visual trick in hopes of keeping the viewers wowed.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
New Yorker
Most of the movie, directed by Eric Brevig, is as daft, outlandish, and speedy as it needs to be, and, for all its newfangled effects, touchingly old-fashioned in its reverence for the Jules Verne novel that inspired it.
Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
There's no doubt about it: The 3-D special effects steal the show from the human performers in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth,' a family film that's a fun adventure.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Reno News and Review
If it's 3D, it's fun. Without the glasses, it sucks hard.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.75/5
If you plan to see this movie at all, see it at a 3D engagement, because the spectacular computer-generated imagery - as often as not flying out of the screen and into your face - is the only reason for the price of admission.
Fun as thrill ride, but surprisingly poor as film.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/10
Laramie Movie Scope
I don't know if this movie would be nearly as good when seen in regular old 2D. In 3D, it is a good roller coaster ride.
Full Review | Original Score: B
Creative Loafing
As for Fraser's overacting, he's such a ham that his eyes pop out of the screen even more menacingly than those sharp dinosaur choppers.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
A pleasantly cast mediocrity that scores slightly higher marks in its 3-D incarnation.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Windy City Times
A perfect Saturday matinee movie.
Sean the Movie Guy
a theme park metaphor is particularly apt in describing this movie because it plays like the 3-D attractions you can find over at Sea World. It's exciting, funny, not too scary and quite short%u2014young kids will absolutely love it.
| Original Score: 3/4
Antagony & Ecstasy
The first summer movie that is both: a) truly comparable to a roller coaster ride; and b) significantly worse than a roller coaster ride.
Full Review | Original Score: 5/10
Without the 3-D effects it is a rather ordinary movie
Full Review | Original Score: 5/10
San Antonio Express-News
This 'Journey' appears to take place in an amusement park.
| Original Score: 2.5/4
Cinema Crazed
Isn't the worst film in theaters, nor will it manage to be the worst film all year...
Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
Obviously aimed at kids, but it's an enjoyable romp.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Common Sense Media
Formulaic but exciting family action-adventurer.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
...the 3-D version of the film is good, dumb fun. In standard 2-D, I imagine, it would just be dumb, and much less fun
Aggressively bland, a display of X-treme mildness, a cinematic saltine.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4