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Meme Slinger Profile: Jodi Stark
I am pleased as punch to present this interview with Jodi Stark, a woodworking artist and a hewer of memes for some of Canada's top environmental campaigns. I have been impressed with Jodi's work for some time - there is a wildness to many of her visuals - something that evokes the beautiful, marvel-filled world that we are indeed trying to protect. You can recognize them in your feed after a quick while. I greatly appreciated this interview since I got to learn more about Jodi's perspective, and what fuels her amazing and unique work.
Where are you from? Tell us about your home, and about how that place informed who you are and what you care about.
I grew up in the suburbs of Montreal. Despite being surrounded by manicured lawns and strip malls, I was always drawn to nature and spent as much time as possible playing outside in the dirt. My closest connection to wildlife was from Chickadee magazine. I would cut out the pictures of animals and make collages in a scrapbook as if they were my friends. Come to think of it, those were probably the closest things to the first 'memes' I ever created.
I moved out to the mountains of the west coast when I was 18 and the best way I can describe that experience is like this: Sometimes you're in a room with a buzzing noise, maybe from the fridge or the lights. You don't notice the buzzing until the moment it stops. And then, ahhhh…you feel a sense of relief, calm. That's exactly how I felt living immersed in nature for the first time, enveloped by the power and majesty of the mountains.
It was then I committed my life's work to environmental justice.
How I started working on ocean conservation issues is a whole other story and can be read here, on this blog Whangamata junction on Highway 25.
My understanding of the relationship between social and environmental justice and the need to pursue those hand-in-hand came most personally from my time living in El Lagartillo, a subsistence farming community in the mountains of Nicaragua - a story for another time.
How did you get involved in design and storytelling work?
I should have seen the writing on the wall that I would get involved in design work and visual storytelling when I was doing my Master's degree. I was studying Resource and Environmental Management at Simon Fraser University - kinda policy wonk and science stuff. I would always get carried away with designing elaborate report covers and PowerPoint backgrounds. Then, classmates started asking me to design stuff for them too and I was spending a significant amount of time playing on Photoshop instead of studying.
When I started working in the environmental non-profit sector, I just naturally gravitated towards communications, storytelling, social media and public engagement work. I'm a visual person and an embarrassingly terrible reader, and knew I couldn't be the only one. So, I started to experiment with different ways to reach the people who wouldn't read full books, articles, reports or even blogs - which in the age of short attention spans, is a large part of our audience.
What kind of meme-slinging do you do? Can you tell us about the different campaigns you work for, and the kind of work you do for them?
My work has been focused on ocean conservation, climate change, tar sands, pipelines and tankers. My favourite memes are ones with a clear conversion goal, ones that are designed to get people to do something other than 'like' or 'share' — sign an online action, attend an event or rally, donate to a crowdfunding project, read a blog or change a behaviour.
I work independently with lots of environmental groups in Canada, but my main gig is with the David Suzuki Foundation (DSF). While David Suzuki isn't well-known in the US, he's actually an environmental celebrity in Canada. Yes, an environmental celebrity! He's been the host of The Nature of Things, a nature show our national broadcaster for 35 years, and has earned the trust and admiration of most Canadians. Working with the David Suzuki Foundation social media audience is a real treat because they're engaged and passionate and because of that trust that already exists, which is very unique in the social media world.
My work with DSF goes beyond meme slinging. I do public engagement work where there is a focus on moving people from more superficial ways of being involved (like liking and sharing memes on social media) to deeper levels of engagement (like volunteering, writing letters to the editor, and holding events in their communities).
In Canada, (like in the US), there are a number of oil and mining spills and other environmental catastrophes which happen fairly regularly. Can you talk about the process of a designer and meme maker that goes into rapid response efforts for an environmental crisis?
Responding to an environmental crisis requires finding the right balance between timeliness and accuracy. It's important to get the word out and people informed as early as possible, but often early stages of reporting can involve inaccuracies and sensationalism. Also, it's really important to be sensitive to the local context - the people, places, cultures most directly affected.
So, as a meme maker for rapid response, I think it's smart to keep the graphic as straightforward as possible and leave much of the context in the description which then can be edited as the story progresses and better links to further information or action become available.
The most recent example of rapid response I was involved with was a spill from a gold and copper mine in my home province of British Columbia. With southern B.C.'s last big run of sockeye salmon starting to swim upriver to spawn, there was a lot at stake. And so there was a lot of fear, anger, frustration and confusion about this.
At the David Suzuki Foundation, we knew that there would be many unanswered questions and a rapidly changing information landscape. But, we also knew that there were some overarching enduring messages about environmental deregulation and some immediate demands that we wanted to put to the provincial government. So, our response visually juxtaposed the valuable resources at risk (salmon and water) with the toxic sludge from the spill. And, most importantly, we put together a fast online action people could take to send a message to the government.
This is an ongoing issue in B.C. and it might be years before we know the full extent of the damage.
Please consider signing the action and send your best wishes to those salmon — their survival and health are critical to the health of our oceans, forests, communities and cultures.
You are very active as an artist - especially as a hewer and sculptor of wood. Can you tell us more about the art of wood work and what pulls you to it?
I'm so happy you asked this question. Woodworking has become an important part of my life and has been an immensely fulfilling complement to the activist work that I do. It's meditative, mathematical, precise and requires focus - something I struggle with while working on a computer. I just absolutely love how the work is tactile and tangible. A signature from a politician can't undo the work that I do in the woodworking shop.
I work mainly with driftwood and reclaimed wood, and giving new life to old materials is part of the draw for me. I also work as part of a collective of people who build, fix, invent, reinvent, upcycle and tinker. I believe that being part of the emerging sharing economy in Vancouver is an important part of social and environmental change (*The Story of Solutions describes this well). It's immensely empowering to be taking actions within my community to create a sustainable economy that skirts around existing power structures and therefore undermines them.
What is one tangible activity you engage in to deal with the burn out? Tell us about it!
This is easy. There are 2 things that help me prevent burnout. Firstly, spending time in nature very regularly (at least once or twice a week, even in the winter) keeps me sane, grounded and healthy and acts as my reset button. Secondly, I've come to learn that I'm not cut out for a 5 day work week, sitting at a computer (I don't think anyone really is). So, after some years of working crazy hours (sometimes into the wee hours of morning), I've now limited myself to ¾ time environmental work and ¼ time woodworking. This balance and diversity of work (mentally, emotionally and physically) for me is much more sustainable in the long run and will ensure that I'm in this for the long haul. Cuz let's face it, this isn't going to happen over night.
How can folks find you via facebook, twitter, instagram, your website, etc?
Website: www.jodistark.ca
Facebook: facebook.com/feeltheflow
Twitter: @Feeltheflow
Instagram: instagram.com/feeltheflow
Check out 3 recent examples of Jodi Stark's meme designs below:
As we awaited a decision from the Canadian government about whether they would approve the highly controversial Enbridge Northern Gateway tar sands pipeline, I created this graphic to drive traffic to an online action to urge government not to approve the pipeline.
When I first heard about this case against the tar sands, I realized that it was an important story to tell in Canada. DeSmog Canada did such a stellar job translating the complicated legal jargon into a story of relevance for anyone interested in aboriginal rights as well as tar sands development and climate change. It's stories like these I love driving traffic to. (Link to original meme.)
I believe it's really important to break the commonly held misconception that we need to choose between environment and economy. Of course, that's rubbish and it's why I was pleased to create this graphic.
Thank you Jodi for this great interview! This interview is a part of a series of profiles of meme slingers from different outposts within environmental and social justice movements. You can check out more profiles on GreenMemes and on WearePowerShift!


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Everyone is getting into the Halloween spirit and yesterday (October 21) Megan Fox and James Franco teamed up for a bizarre costume photograph.
Sporting a long white dress with blood stains, the "Jennifer's Body" starlet posed next to the "Palo Alto" hunk who wore a mustache and shaved cranium.
He's always the funniest guy in the room, and Jim Carrey is featured in a new round of promo videos for "Saturday Night Live."
The "Dumb and Dumber To" star is hosting this weekend's episode and he teamed with cast member Aidy Bryant for the series of clips.
Things have been hot and heavy between Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello since July so it was super awkward when she ran into her former flame Nick Loeb during the Angel Ball on Monday night (October 20).
The "Modern Family" star was busy singing the praises of her current beau as she chatted with Extra TV when suddenly Loeb appeared behind her.
It's not exactly a secret that good-looking people tend to do better in showbiz, but Amy Poehler isn't interested in playing the narcissistic game.
The "Parks and Recreation" actress explained, "In a shallow business, I just had to come to terms with being really OK with not being…symmetrical. You can either spend your life trying to be [perfect], and you can tweak and nip and tuck, and then be afraid to move your face."
She loves getting all gussied up and Katie Holmes was in fine form as she arrived at the Skin Cancer Foundation Gala at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City last night (October 21).
All decked out in a black sleeveless jumpsuit with satin paneling and black heeled boots, the "Batman Begins" babe smiled for the shutterbugs as she sauntered inside the exclusive soiree.
Always happy to give back to his loyal followers, Daniel Radcliffe spent a few moments signing autographs and posing for selfies outside BBC Radio 1 in London, England on Tuesday evening (October 21).
The "Woman in Black" hunk wore a green top and grey trousers as he smiled for the shutterbugs while out promoting his new movie "Horns."
They're as tight as any family can be, so when Kim Kardashian turned 34 yesterday (October 21) there was plenty of love to share from her loving brood.
Stepping out to plug her latest flick, Shailene Woodley showed up at the Hollywood premiere of "White Bird In A Blizzard" on Tuesday night (October 21).
"Never at any point have I sat down and plotted how I should proceed from here on. As soon as you start thinking about your career as a trajectory—like, as if you're going to miss out on some wave or momentum—then you're never doing anything for yourself anyway. Then you're truly, actually, specifically working for the public. You're turning yourself into a bag of chips."

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[...] Furthermore, I am going to go ahead and coin the term DUBHOP (if no one has beat me to it already) for mashup tracks like this. ENJOI my friends. OP-TSIS [...]
DOSVEC – Beast Break (B.o.B. vs Zeds Dead) : Insane New Hip Hop / Dubstep Mashup Beast Mode vs Coffee BreakPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: B.o.B., BANGER, DOSVEC, Dubstep, Electronic, Hip-Hop, Mashup, Zeds Dead
Today I've got a real epic mashup that almost sounds like B.o.B. went in over a Zeds Dead track. This track combines the vocals from B.o.B.'s Beast Mode (which is off his No Genre mixtape) over the epic Zeds Dead track Coffee Break. Now Coffee Break is defintely one of my favorite tracks to come out in a few months, so seeing a mashup of it kind of worried me. But mashup producer DOSVEC made the perfect blend of the two tracks. It's got the fresh bass filled goodness of the Zeds track mixed with the fitting vocals from B.o.B. Turn up the bass for this one, enjoy!
DOSVEC – Beast Break (B.o.B. vs Zeds Dead) | Direct Download | Hulkshare
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I find this honestly amazing. For one I will admit that I am a huge fan of Zeds Dead. The combination of B.O.B. and Zeds Dead is awesome. Thanks for providing downloads and I love that picture.
Sounds messy half way through. Here's a better mash-up of this song from my boy Max August
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Blackberry Pie! Oh, My!
Blackberries are ripe and harvest has commenced... joy from the fruit of the vine and thankful to the Giver of all good things.
Recipe can be found
. I substituted some arrowroot for the flour to thicken it up just a wee bit.
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
Brite Tap Chicken Waterer
I've waited quite some time to write a review of the
Brite Tap Chicken Waterer
because I wanted to really give it a spin and "kick-the-tires" so to speak. It's one thing to try something once or twice or for a day or two... it's an entirely different matter to use it for an extended period of time and still be happy with the product.
I couldn't be more pleased!!
My family has tried just about every imaginable chicken waterer on the market and not one of them has kept the water clean, nor have they been low maintenance. Honestly, we had resorted to a feed bucket filled to the brim for the hens because at least we could quickly dump it on a plant, wipe it out, and refill it. All the other waterers meant taking them apart, scrubbing the tray AND the reservoir, trying not to drop it while we carried it back, etc. Even if it had a reservoir, because it was gravity fed into a tray, muck seemed to get in there and contaminate the water. Totally frustrated, we assumed a basic bucket was as good as it was going to get.
Then I came across the
Brite Tap
. Reading about the design, I thought it HAD to be an improvement over what we were using. And theoretically, it might actually be a home run. So I contacted Mark, the designer and owner of Brite Tap and got ahold of his product and whisked it out to the chicken coop.
I introduced it to the adult "girls" first to see how they like it...
Too excited to hang it or do anything fancy, I just stuck it on whatever surface was available... an extra nesting box. Within a minute they had to investigate. No coaching needed, these gals knew this produced the good stuff... cool clean water. They were lining up for a turn at the water cooler.
The height seemed just about right at 22 inches off the floor.
Right now several of you may be thinking "yeah, I tried using nipples on a bucket but the water got horribly dirty on the surface, almost like mold, due to dust in the coop and other debris". I know... happened to me time and time again. Plus, I had a terrible time refilling those buckets with the nipples on the bottom because you couldn't set them down ANYWHERE or you would ruin the nipples.
Mark solved that with the
Brite Tap
. The nipples are attached to a little enclosed mini-tank that is attached to the front (not the bottom) of your container.
And just in case it gets dirty for some weird reason, those red plugs on the side come out so you can get in there and give it a gentle scrubbing. Oh, and since it's clear, you can see if there's water in the cooler or not, but I find that by lifting it a bit, I can judge if it's getting low on water or not. Seems like we refill ours about ever 3 days for 5 hens - give or take depending on heat, etc.
After filling the cooler, you just pop open the vent (see photo below) and tilt it forward so the water runs into the clear mini-tank and fills it up. Then hang or set it on a surface with the mini-tank and nipples extended beyond the edge.
Next I tried the
Brite Tap
with our new chicks. Sorry I don't have a photo of that, but trust me... it took them only seconds to figure out the system. I set it up on a cement cinder block for now, but as they grow, we'll raise it up to fit their needs. Let me just say it again... It's SO CLEAN!!!!
Most of the time, we just use a watering pail to fill the tank, but after about a month, it gets dusty on the outside so I'll just give the whole thing a quick hose down, rinse it out good, and start again. No scrubbing, just the blast from the hose takes care of it (they've yet to climb on it and poop on the cooler... hope it stays that way!).
Just a few other side notes...
• You can find out more about Brite Tap Chicken Waterers, including care instructs, set up videos, cleaning supplies, and FAQs, right
• Brite Tap is sold with or without the cooler, so if you have your own, you can possibly retro-fit it with the waterer.
• Mark has a great chicken blog
and has a new app for both iPhone and Android (see
This is a 5 STAR product friends! No fudging... it does what it says. I'm saving my dollars to buy a second one because I often keep my flock in two separate groups. Now if I can just get Mark to design a goat waterer that works as well as this one, I'd be the happiest homesteader both sides of the Mississippi!
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Welcome to the Myers
My beautiful Staub casserole dish, kitchen utensils, and a spice rack for pegboard
My excuse for not writing -
being a newlywed
No apologies.
This is my home. We have a two bedroom apartment in the middle of the Tehachapi Mountains.
I love it.
My husband and I are getting things done. I have an idea; he goes to Home Depot. One day he came home and there were dozens of tiny green sticky notes all over.
I had been Pinteresting.
Spellcheck may say its not a word, but we know it is an active verb.
I took my inspiration from Julia Child's kitchen. Ever since Meryl Streep graced the screen with her onion mincing and crying, I knew she was my hero. Julia Child, not Meryl Streep.
Eric took me to out to HomeDepot and had them cut industrial pegboard to size, while I dreamily looked at pegs.
When we got home, Eric used wall anchors to mount the nails, putting in a nut to space the pegboard out from the wall. Besides the four corners, he braced the middle, so it can hold my Les Creuset Dutch Oven.
Organizing my kitchen has never been so easy, all I had to do was have my husband dry and put away while I wash. Instead of putting all the utensils in one jar, he dashed out of the room to grab the hooks.
He also used screwdriver holders for our
, Mexican hot chocolate whisks.
I took the racks we picked up and use the small ones for spices, medium for Ball jars with utensils, and the large ones for pot lids and napkins.
As an after thought we put up invisible bookshelves for our cookbooks and travel guides which had been lining the counter. All we needed was two L-brackets per shelf, more wall anchors, and Velcro pieces.
After mounting the brackets at level, we tacked a
piece of Velcro to the back inside cover of a hard cover book and the other on the bottom of the bracket. The trick is spacing out the Velcro evenly on the book, so that it matches the bracket. The perfect distance is about 6 inches between the brackets.
As a last note, I pulled out all of the odd shaped dishes, large pots, and my cheese grater and hung them on an overhead pot rack. My husband has to duck and weave to get the coffee pot in the morning, but he wants to be in fighting shape.
We still have a lot to do, but that's part of the fun. We are learning to conserve space, reduce clutter, and build a home together.
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
Welcome To The World Little Ones!
Dance Hall, our sweet Nigerian Dwarf doe, just delivered twins...
Born Saturday, March 15, 2014
• Sundance & Shadow Dancer •
Shortly after birth
Warming up by momma and soaking in the sun!
Could those be blue eyes?!
A whole new world awaits!
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Coming Soon... Wedding Photos!
Just a teaser, but I hope to have a few posts of Kate's wedding. A little at a time. But thought you might get a kick of how she counted down the days. Can you tell she was thinking of her beau while doing chores?
She's my gardening gal. Animals? Not so much. Needless to say, she was ready to hand off the milking to her sister, but I want all my girls to at least know HOW to take care of a few farm animals. (She can now check that one off!). And although it seems the wedding day would never arrive, it finally did.
More to come!
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Saturday, March 8, 2014
Homesteading? There's An App For That
Technology has certainly revolutionized life and in the area of homesteading it's no exception. So why not take advantage of that technology and use it to help in the areas of quick referencing for information, calculations, calendar memos, and tracking (journaling)?
Yes, there are apps for all that. In fact, there are quite a few! But I like simple, easy to use apps... things I would use for example when I'm actually OUT IN THE GARDEN and I don't have anything but my phone with me. I can do all the planning I want in the house, but when I get outside, it's like I can't remember a thing!
Here are a few new favorites... All for FREE.
Organic Gardening's "Plant Planner".
Features include...
Database of plants with complete planting information - herbs, vegetables, and even flowers, which makes it great for those who have potager gardens. And photos are included! If only it included companion planting information and rotation notes! Hopefully in a future update.
GPS supported location finder identifies frost dates for your garden - this app has been the most accurate by far!
Weather data for your area - Again, because of the GPS, it's highly accurate. It even tells me what weather station the app is using to gather the info. Mine happens to be about 1
5 miles from my house.
Option to save plants in your virtual garden for future reference. This is strictly a listing and not a diagram of your garden. However, it does keep notes of planting dates and harvest dates.
Calendar - this is a blank page for you to add dates and notes. For example, I added what I want to plant in the future so I have a reminder (no alarm on this app). Also, I included harvest dates and I plan to add dates for sowing succession plantings. Would be even better if the calendar updated automatically if you add a plant to your garden, but all in all it's a great app that's easy to use.
Vegetable Garden Calculator.
I tend to over plant or under plant. And sometimes I just have no clue! This app's features are pretty simple... just a listing of veggies and yield information. Select "add", the number of people you are planting for, and it calculates the number of plants you need. That's it. Simple and straightforward.
If you like this app, the same people offer a few others for a small fee that might be worth the purchase price such as "Store It Smart" - a quick reference guide to keeping all that produce fresh, including long term storage information.
Egg Vestment.
Another amazingly simple app that does only one thing really well... track your egg count and any purchases so you have a bottom line cost-per-egg. L.O.V.E. it!! Would be awesome if they made one for milking goats!
If you're a new chicken owner, those eggs may be very pricy and you don't want to go showing the bottom line to just anyone! But over time, you'll see your investment pay off. And that's encouraging.
Also, this will help you set prices if you want to sell your eggs. I opted not to include my housing, but I do include the feed, new chicks, and the occasional "necessary"purchases.
Rain Harvest Calculator.
I'm interested in rain water catchment and this little app will help me determine how much water I can anticipate from each rooftop collection site. The app includes the formula should you want to do your own, but it will make those calcs for you in US or Metric volumes.
For example, if you wanted to install a system on your chicken coop to water your own flock from rainwater, you could calculate that before hand to know what size storage containers to have on hand for all that water!
I know there a lot more out there, so please share one you really like. This is an on-line community and we can all benefit from great information shared among friends. Hope these make your work just a wee bit easier and more efficient!
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
DIY Natural Products - From A Kit!
Seems like everyone today is realizing the benefits of simple products that don't have a lot of added ingredients - especially with questionable chemicals. And most people really would like to have CONTROL of what goes into the items they apply to their skin.
So when my friend Stacia told me about the home based business she started recently,
Handcrafted Honey Bee
, I was super excited and wanted to share about it with all my homesteading friends. Stacia has been making products from her bees for some time, but she's recently branched out to offering kits for the DIY crowd who want to try to their hand at creating custom toiletries such as lip balms, salves, and deodorants. Now how cool is that?
It can certainly be intimidating working with ingredients and herbs that are unfamiliar, but having a kit with all the items ready to go... now that's do-able for almost everyone! And it builds confidence to branch out and try new creations. What a great gift for a friend or family member who has wanted to take the plunge, but hesitated because of lack of time, resources, or knowledge. Wouldn't it be fun to buy two different kits - one for yourself and one for a friend - and have a girls night making your own products to enjoy and share? No more excuses girls! These kits are designed to be EASY, EDUCATIONAL, and FUN!
To get started, all you need to do is pick a item you want to create, make the custom selections related to your product choice (ie: scent, etc.), and check out on line through her store site. Then when your kit arrives you can get started with the included instructions walking you through the steps to make your final product.
Each month, Stacia will be adding a new kit every month, so you'll want to check her site often or connect with her on facebook (
). And if you place an offer before March 15th, you will receive a 25% discount - that's certainly worth giving it a try!
I'm starting with the White Gardenia Deodorant Kit? Which one will you try first?
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"Game of Thrones" addicts now have even more reason to keep their eyes glues to tonight's "True Detective" season finale. According to the official HBO "Game of Thrones" Vine there's a brand new trailer for season 4 of "Game of Thrones" slated to air right before tonight's finale. What can we expect to see from the new promo? Well lucky for us HBO has put two clips up on Vine to wet out collective appetites about the show's return in 29 days.
Here's the first quick tease featuring the mother of dragons. We get to see her approach a pyramid shaped stronghold. It's a place readers of the George R. R. Martin books won't have a problem identifying.
If a quick glimpse of the Queen across the water isn't enough then check out this second video. In this quick clip we get a moody shot of Jon Snow underneath the Wall. He's in the ice tunnel, but the question remains about what direction he's exactly heading. Could he be headed out to discuss terms with the Wildings massing on his Wall?
29 Days left until the 4th Season of "Game of Thrones" explodes back onto HBO.
UPDATE: HBO Puts New Season 4 Trailer Online
Date: Sunday, March 9th
Episode Title: Season 4 Trailer
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Other dignitaries in attendance were: State Representative Terry Mills, and city council member Elizabeth Osbourne. Several out of state visitors and guests helped celebrate this momentous occasion. A delicious meal was enjoyed by the many well wishers in attendance. Rev. Calhoun has been the Pastor of First Baptist Church for 22 years. First Baptist Church is located on N. Depot Street, Sunday services are at 11 a.m. All are welcome to come worship.
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Johanna Marie Blanford and James Fredrick Mudd, Jr. were united in marriage Friday, July 16, 2010 at 7 p.m. at St. Augustine Catholic Church. Deacon Joseph Dant officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Paul and Margaret Blanford and Stanley and Shelly Hourigan. Grandparents are Al and Helen Spalding and Carolyn Blanford and the late Joseph Blanford.
The groom is the son of Fred and Sharon Mudd. Grandparents are the late Phillip and Josephine Mudd and Dortha Mattingly and the late Thomas "Wish" Mattingly.
Andrea and Bill Bellis and Richard Taylor, all of Louisville, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jennifer Taylor, to Steve Farmer, son of Judy Farmer of Lebanon.
The bride earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Kentucky and is employed by the Jefferson County Public School system at Seneca High School.
The groom earned a bachelor's degree in business from St. Catharine College and is owner of Fuel Fitness in Springfield.
Linda Wright of Greensburg and Donnie Wright of Scottsville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Crystal Dawn, to Adam Cecil, son of Joseph and Cheryl Cecil of Calvary.
Wright is a 2005 graduate of Green County High School and a 2009 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College. She is employed by the Greensburg Record-Herald in Greensburg.
Cecil is a 2005 graduate of Marion County High School, a 2009 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College and is employed at Bluegrass Cellular in Columbia.
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Once again, we direct your attention north of the border. In the past few months, we have told you about Noel Devine, Jock Sanders, and coming soon, Julian Miller in the CFL. Now, the Mountaineer who got the migration going is about to step out into the spotlight for the first time this season.
Avon Cobourne, the Mountaineers' all-time leading rusher, played for the Montreal Alouettes from 2006-10 and led the team to the Grey Cup twice. Two seasons ago, Cobourne became a free-agent, and the Als decided to go with a younger running back, Brandon Whitaker, who is now injured.
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During the opening week of training camp, Mallett tore his ACL and is out for the season. The Ticats quickly called Cobourne, and he agreed to re-sign with the team. Behind Mallett, the Ticats had another young running back they wanted to give the ball to in Chevon Walker. For the team, that was a great decision as Walker leads the CFL in rushing this season.
It was bad for Cobourne because that meant he came in as a backup and spent some time on the scout team. He stayed positive and didn't let his new role get him down. Whatever the coaching staff asked him to do, he did so.
Cobourne has not been active all season, but he is expected to start for Hamilton when they face Cobourne's old team, the Montreal Alouettes. Noel Devine is on the Als injured list.
Chevon Walker is nursing a "lower body injury" and Cobourne has stepped in and raised the intensity of Ticats practice this week.
"It was fiery," Cobourne said. "The guys were really animated. Maybe they were excited because I'm playing, but I don't think so. Guys were flying around and it was fast-paced."
Cobourne is happy to be back, and last season when he went up against Montreal, he treated those games as special. Revenge games. After standing on the sidelines thus far this season, the opponent isn't important. Even if it is Montreal.
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Our third membership meeting of the 2014-15 season will be held on Tuesday, November 4, starting at 6 PM with a social hour at Gullifty's Underground in the Cedar Cliff Mall, 1104 Carlisle Road, Camp Hill. Gullifty's offers us great food, spirits and friendly service and don't forget to take advantage of their half-priced drink specials during their happy hour from 5-7 PM. During this time our trip leaders with open trips will be on hand with their displays and answers to your questions about their fabulous destinations and to take your application and deposits. We still have openings for Sun Valley, Seven Springs, Stowe and Winter Park.
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I finished in Dec, but I'll offer any support I can. I know there were countlesssss people who helped me.
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UF campus is really pretty and HUGE. The parking is the worst shit ever. But the campus and surrounding areas is really cool and it all blends together, making the campus/atmosphere seem much larger than it really is (which is huge already).
It kind of makes me wish I went to a university with more of a tradition. I kinda wish I hadn't been such a spoiled, privileged brat that just HAD to go to UCF because oh I don't know, instead of like, U Miami or UF or even FSU. I don't know why, but I distinctly remember being like "I JUST CANT GO TO UF OR FSU BECAUSE THEYRE PARTY SCHOOLS AND I DONT WANT TO BE PARTYING." I later learned that all schools are party schools.
Anyway, I don't regret my decision, and I do remember really liking UCF when I toured and stuff. And the History Dept faculty has been really great to me and supportive and cornerstones of my education blah blah blah.
On the racism issue…reading 1920s microfilm and 1920s articles and 1920s everything, it occurred to me that our stance on racism (and in a way, sexism) haven't changed much. We are literally fighting some of the same battles and using some of the same stereotypes, whether there is any anecdotal evidence for them or if they're entirely fictional.
That's lame. Why do I always pick these depressing thesis topics? (My undergrad one was about the history of the swastika and its use in the post WW2 world).
I am not a commuter and I went to the same school for grad and ugrad, but otherwise, yes.
Applying for Smithsonian jobs.
Cannot believe I'm qualified for some of these amazing positions.
At least I know that in my darker hours I have friends that not only catalog stuff I hate, but dedicate silly tumblrs to my dislike of things. Seriously, for a good hour, I laughed so hard my sides hurt listening to all the suggestions for posts. Thanks all, <3
This is mostly whining, of course. Yes, I know I'm privileged enough to be going to grad school and blah blah blah. I know and I understand.
What I don't understand is how no matter how much work I do, it's still a mess. Thee the sources I find just add the the confusion- now what do I do with these 300+ newspaper clippings? Might I also add that I still have 8 years of papers to sort though?
It's Spring Break. Now, grad students don't really get a break. Thesis students don't really really get a break. I just wanted to do one thing for FUN. I'm so burnt out and one day off can really help. I didn't get any day off. In fact, I've spent every night up until 2 am working. With the exception of one night, where I went to a bar and spent most of the night staring at the walls.
I know I have to finish, and this thesis is the last thing standing between me and living life- doing stuff, working a real job, having time to travel- everything I want. I already feel like I'm going to have to move my graduation date back AGAIN and I jsut want to be done. It's hard enough when half my friends are DOING all that great shit and my thesis hangs around my ankle like a fucking weight.
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Steven Berkoff's remarkable memoir of misspent youth is evocative and compelling from the very first page. Born in London's Jewish East End two years before the outbreak of WWII, life for the Berkoff family was very much hand to mouth. They dodged the bombs when the Blitz started, moved home when theirs was destroyed, and joined the street celebrations when VE Day finally came. For the young Steven life was tough and always changing; his mother caring but his father was "a strange beast" - a frightening presence who often disappeared for days. Relief came when his mother took him to New York to live for a while in the Bronx, but upon returning to London he misbehaved at school, and as he got older entered into the street life of the times - playing the pinball machines and jukeboxes, casing the dance halls, stealing kisses (and more), joining the gangs that entered into vicious daily fights, and eventually ending up in a remand home for stealing a bike. Leaving school at 16, he drifted from job to job, mostly in men's shops, one of which led him to him to fall in with some out of work actors who introduced him to theatre.With no qualifications he applied to drama school, auditioned, and was granted a scholarship. As he movingly ends this powerfully honest book, "I had arrived. I was there. [...] This is what I should do. This is what I should be. An Actor. The door closed and the lesson began."
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a film by Joe Wilson & Dean Hamer, in association with ITVS and Pacific Islanders in Communications:
KUMU HINA brings the powerful perspective of Pacific Island culture and values to bear on one of the most important and hotly contested issues of the 21st century: dignity, respect and human rights for transgender and gender nonconforming people, especially youth, around the world.
Although there have been several high profile films about transgender people over the years, they have tended to focus on the prejudice, discrimination, and hostility that trans people face, rather than on their abilities and accomplishments. From Paris Is Burning to The Brandon Teena Story, from Two Spirits to Southern Comfort, viewers have been introduced again and again to the ways in which people with differing gender identities and expressions have been marginalized, excluded, bullied, beaten, raped, and killed.
Now imagine a film where instead of transgender people being marginalized because of who they are, they are actually visible, included and honored. A world where youth who are searching for their own creative forms of gender expression are embraced and encouraged to be themselves rather than to hide in fear or pretend they are just like everyone else.
Welcome to KUMU HINA's Hawai'i.
Like many ancient societies, pre-contact Hawaiians regarded those who displayed both male and female characteristics as gifted and special. They called these people mahu and valued and respected them as caretakers of family and guardians of culture. The arrival of missionaries, however, and imposition of European and Christian values in Hawai'i drove such practices deeply underground. Yet despite two centuries of colonization and repression, and efforts to abolish all traces of Hawaiian acceptance of mahu, the ancient tradition lives on.
In KUMU HINA, the tradition is embodied by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, an extraordinary Native Hawaiian who is both a proud and confident mahu, or transgender woman, and an honored and respected kumu, or teacher, cultural practitioner, and community leader. Over the course of a pivotal year at the inner city charter school where she teaches, Kumu Hina inspires a boyish young girl to find her voice and claim her place as leader of the boys hula troupe, as she herself embarks on a moving quest for love and a fulfilling romantic relationship. The setting is contemporary Honolulu, where the encompassing, welcoming traditional values of the Pacific Islands collide head-on with the modern, westernized dominant culture.
While it is important for film and media to inform audiences about the persistent and structural bias and challenges that transgender people face, it is equally essential to offer positive portrayals of transgender people as a cultural norm. As a highly visible and respected member of both the Native Polynesian and mainstream American worlds that comprise modern Hawai'i, Hina is an ideal role model. In the past month, for example, she has been on network television both as the Chair of the Oahu Island Burial Council – a Governor-appointed position on an important State body – and as the traditional Hawaiian chanter for the opening ceremony for the NFL Pro Bowl – possibly the most masculine and hetero-normative event imaginable. Her visibility in such spaces is a powerful real-life example that transgender people can succeed and make valuable contributions in their community and society.
The need for stories such as Hina's mentorship of her boyish young student is especially evident in schools. A recent survey found that 78% of students who were out as trans while in K-12 school had been harassed on the basis of their gender identity, 35% suffered physical abuse, and 15% had to leave school to escape. At the same time, there is a striking paucity of resources available to teachers and counselors, many of whom are unsure and anxious about even discussing the topic, much less offering guidance to a preadolescent child who is questioning their gender. While there has recently been a much-needed focus on school bullying and anti-LGBT harassment through projects such as the It Gets Better and Bully projects, teacher preparation and professional development on gender inclusion is virtually nonexistent.
The urgent need for such a focus was brought to national attention by a letter - that quickly went viral – written by an 11-year-old transgender girl named Sadie after President Obama's recent inaugural address. While Sadie was inspired by the President's inclusion of gay people in his speech, she wondered why he didn't directly address trans people too. She wrote: Transgender kids like me are not allowed to go to most schools because the teachers think we are different from everyone else. Kids are told not to be friends with transgender kids, which makes us very lonely and sad. It would be a better world if everyone knew that transgender people have the same hopes and dreams as everyone else.
Sadie's words are an urgent reminder of the distance yet to travel in the struggle for dignity and respect for gender nonconforming people. And they lead one to wonder what the world would be like if all young people had a place as safe and welcoming to learn and grow as Kumu Hina's Hawai'i. We believe that the KUMU HINA documentary will be a powerful tool to raise awareness about these issues and to promote dialogue, action and civic engagement on the global struggle for gender non-conforming people's rights, all through the lens of a culture with a fundamentally more positive, inclusive and community-oriented philosophy of life.
We came to know Hina through our longstanding work in Hawai'i and trusted relationships with Hawaiian human rights activists. As filmmakers with a strong interest in social justice and equality, we immediately saw the potential for a film about her life to give voice to transgender and indigenous communities that have been too long ignored, misrepresented, and divided. We are fortunate that Hina shared our vision, and has given us complete and unparalleled access to film all aspects of her life and work. Her school, Halau Lokahi, has also been a staunch supporter of the project, and is delighted for the opportunity to present their Hawaiian culture-based approach to education to new audiences.
OUT IN THE SILENCE, our previous Sundance-supported PBS documentary about the largely invisible lives of LGBT people in rural America, demonstrated the ability that compelling films have to bring marginalized voices into the public square, help create much-needed community dialogue, and promote grassroots participation for social change. Combining public television broadcast with a robust engagement campaign, supported by a visionary public media funder, OUT IN THE SILENCE became a powerful example of a high impact social-issue documentary film. Its success was highlighted as a case study in two recent reports: Designing for Impact by the Center for Social Media at American University and The Good Pitch Review by the Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation.
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After an extended absence from the hip-hop scene, "Will-Ski" re-emerged. This time strictly a producer using the shorter moniker "Ski." Ski formed a partnership with Darrien Dash, cousin of Damon Dash. Together, they co-founded "Roc-A-Blok" productions, as a sister company to the then fledgling, Roc-A-Fella Records. Ski contributed four tracks to Jay-Z's debut album, "Reasonable Doubt." These included the hits "Dead Presidents," "Politics as Usual," and "Feelin' It."
Ski established a reputation for his organic production style. He was a contemporary to DJ Premier and DJ Clark Kent. Ski was hired to provide tracks for AZ, Lil' Kim, and Fat Joe.
Ski worked very closely with the Bronx hip-hop duo Camp Lo producing their entire debut album "Uptown Saturday Night". He found success with the hit singles "Coolie High" and "Luchini". Later, Ski signed the group Sporty Thievz and rapper Pace Won to his "Rok-A-Bloc" label and produced the bulk of their material.
Recently, Ski has produced songs for Foxy Brown, Nature, and Proof. Ski continues to produce for Camp Lo, providing most of the production for their second album Let's Do It Again and also their third album "Black Hollywood". Ski has also worked with underground rapper and fellow North Carolina native J. Bully entirely producing his debut "Southern Exposure".
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