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Magda, an attractive courtesan past her first bloom, evokes a swallow in the imagination of the poet Prunier. He prophesies that she will fly off in the direction of the sun and love. Magda is in a relationship with the banker Rambaldo, but then she meets Ruggero, the son of a friend of Rambaldo. Ruggero is new in Paris and is taken to Bullier's dance tavern by Magda's and Rambaldo's friends. Magda appears at the tavern in disguise and falls in love with Ruggero. Rambaldo arrives abruptly, just as the couple are declaring their love for each other. Magda formally breaks off her relationship with Rambaldo, foregoing his money. She moves to the Riviera with Ruggero, where they live modestly. She has a bad conscience because she has told her lover nothing about her previous life as the mistress of Rambaldo. The latter would be willing to forgive on condition that she return to him. She is as reluctant to take this option as she is to stay with Ruggero, to whom she has now confessed everything.
In mounting this rare work by Puccini the Deutsche Oper Berlin has enlisted the services of star tenor Rolando Villazón, who has recently been attracting attention as a director of operas, staging WERTHER in Lyons and THE ELIXIR OF LOVE in Baden Baden.
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I was wondering if you were going to add candy or something.
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Rashes, boils, pustules, fever, and chills—oh my! This year, influenza is not the only scary health issue that schools should prepare for. Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus, or staph skin infections, have been appearing in schools across the nation.The Centers for Disease Control provides information about staph infections and how schools can handle the threat at http://www.cdc.gov/Features/MRSAinSchools/.
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The Principals' Office turns 1 today. During the past year we have covered topics like the reauthorization of ESEA, the future of schools and education, and educating the whole child—which have garnered close to 30,000 visitors and many insightful comments. In the year ahead, you can look forward to more engaging posts that connect you with your colleagues.
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New Orleans joins a handful of cities whose districts give autonomy to public school principals. Following the lead of school districts in New York City, San Francisco, and Oakland, California, Recovery District superintendent Paul Vallas aims to give principals authority to hire their staff, as well as control over their budgets, according to The Times-Picayune.
Following a charter school model, principals in the state-run New Orleans schools will have the independence to recruit and hire their own teachers and academic support staff, and control the use of federal Title I grant money, beginning next school year. In the latest issue of Principal magazine, authors Steven Adamowski and Michael J. Petrilli weigh in on the issue of bridging the autonomy gap.
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You know better than most that the basic health and wellness of your students is vital to their learning successfully in school. The State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) bill, H.R. 976, was vetoed by President Bush last week. On Thursday, Oct. 18, the U.S. House will try to override his veto, requiring a 2/3s majority of the present members voting in favor of the override. Contact your legislators today and ask that they vote in favor of the veto override! Go to the Federal Legislative Action center at http://capwiz.com/naesp/issues/alert/?alertid=10418706&PROCESS=Take+Action and scroll down to e-mail your representative.
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As the famed baby boomer generation reaches retirement age, many states are taking advantage of this population as a pool for school volunteers. Read about a former state-government employee who is spending her retirement years as a volunteer in a Baltimore elementary school in "States turn to seniors for help in classrooms".
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The author of the Speaking Out article in the November/December 2007 issue of Principal magazine has "a renewed sense of urgency" about environmental education and believes that it's the responsibility of school leaders to integrate it into the curriculum. In her article, Kendra Kecker asks, "If we are in an environmental crisis—which is becoming harder and harder to refute—doesn't it make sense ... to start educating children at a young age and instilling behaviors we're currently trying to change in adults?"
Do you think it's necessary to incorporate an environmental education program at your school? What kind of environmental projects and activities do your students do? Is it even a school's responsibility to teach students about how to care for the environment?
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I could be wrong--but something is off.
She just seems to be half-assing everything right now. And with some people (and fans, like myself)...it doesn't fly.
I could be wrong--but something is off.
She just seems to be half-assing everything right now. And with some people (and fans, like myself)...it doesn't fly.
I felt the same way too at first cuz everyone kept saying it. but if you think about it, she has been trying.
unlike some other lazy ass popstars who have no part of the creative process cough shitney
now she's busy shooting for her new fragrance
I can tell you have never tried requesting her songs on radio stations. If you did, you'd know how shady radio is. So bitch, swerve
People have tried emailing radio programmers asking why despite their requests, they don't play Xtina's songs. Their response, "it hasnt met their criteria" Yea okay. What the fuck does that mean? She hasnt cleared that payola check? She refused to suck radio programmer cock? The song hasnt become a hit yet?
and all the while they choose to pay Nicki and Kesha songs that have at that point in time charted extremely low or not at all. You could argue oh well its because they think they'll become hits but lbr, how often do Nicki songs even manage to reach the top 10 of any chart.
I have requested those songs on computers with different IP's and different phone numbers and still those requests are ignored. I can only imagine what happens if a non-stan tried to request her songs. No doubt they'd get ignored to.
So don't fucking come in here acting like your personal reason of a song's quality determines whether or not a song does well.
^Bitch, I don't even live in the US and I won't make an international call just to get her song played or start hitting up international radio stations on websites.
Except the general public thought it was not worth requesting too. You're requesting a song as a minority because the majority didn't like the song. And then act surprised when it doesn't play. There are probably 50 requests for other songs to 1 request for a Christina song. You think they will ditch their dedicated listener base for the 1 Christina request, or follow the 50 other requests?So don't fucking come in here acting like your personal reason of a song's quality determines whether or not a song does well.
I suppose you think the reason radios play Nicki songs that havent charted yet or that no one know about yet is because they get tons of those requests...right. Makes sense. I've made this point several times but okay.
I go to a school in the middle of nowhere. Literally nowhere. You think radio stations are getting a shit ton of radio requests from hordes of people who want something other than Christina songs? No because I go to school in rural butt fuck nowhere. My request is likely the sole request they get all day and still they ignore it.
You can bash Your Body all you want, but having radio stations blatantly ignore the multiple requests I send it while playing some obscure Nicki single is bullshit.
and bitch, the way you talked about radio; acting like you know every goddamn thing, how could I not assume you're from the US. so since you're not, stfu and swerve.
I cant. My arguments have been based on following/tracking itunes sales positions and radio impressions. What the fuck has yours been based on?
"Except the general public thought it was not worth requesting too." yea that's why her songs have been outselling songs with several times the amount of radio audience impressions. You dont seem to understand this point. If it wasnt worth requesting as you suggest, well it most certainly wouldnt have been worth buying. Yet despite minimal airplay, YB spent the majority of its US itunes run in the lower 20's upper 30's.
So you truly think that you, as one person, is requesting the song plenty of times to get the radio impressions of the song alone all by yourself, when millions of people are requesting other songs?
Lol, okay hun. At this point you're not a fan, you're just delusional, so I will stop.
my experiences and other fans' experiences with radio requesting are a reflection of the shadiness of radio programmers as a whole. I never said that I alone would manage to affect radio impressions on a large scale.
I'm not delusional. You need to learn to read better so you don't put words in my mouth. Maybe you should do children's reading comprehension practice problems hunty.
You still once again failed to answer why radio would play some obscure Nicki or Kesha song that no one in the general public would have goddamn requested.
Kesha's single c'mon was flopping so hard on itunes prior to radio. People werent even buying it why would they request it.
alright, guys...let's all be friends and remember the good times.
I dedicate this song to penay and breaktheice:
blatantly ignoring several valid points I have made. I see you BreakTheIce
and oh lord, how fucking stupid do you have to be to extrapolate from my previous posts that I apparently believe I can single handedly affect radio.
and millions of other people requesting other songs? really. and you calling other people delusional. gurl please.
Kesha's new album only sold 85,000 copies first week. Thats not that far off far Xtina's sales. You think the general public cares enough about her new shit to request it?
Darling, how on earth could you not link to the video itself? <3
It's probably her most beautiful music video. It's unbelievable. I heard it was shot in one take. Gods, I love this video:
What is everyone's favorite live performance?
This is probably my favorite live performance of hers. It slightly edges out the It's A Man's World performance at the Grammys, which is a close, close second.
its not nonsense talk. Justin Timberlake's new song was literally added to every top 40 station in America with zero promo and no questions asked. Can we say the same about Your Body? No.
I will let the rest of the arguments I have presented speak for themselves.
Shady mess.
my favorite
mtv movie awards was great. it also looked great. I loved the choice of images on the large screens in the back
The Bionic intro is one of my favorite songs on Bionic
Beautiful at CNN Heroes for me
Feel This Moment, Pitbull's collab with Xtina, rising like crazy on itunes due to increased radio play. Jumped up nearly 100 spots.
Xtina's vocals on that song are pretty great on the track. Bit generic BUT it is a catchy song.
What was BreakTheIce saying to me about opinions about songs being generic and radioplay? you think anyone in the general public was "requesting" Feel This Moment prior to radio? You think the general public cares about Pitbull?
I keep hearing about Julie Pilat who is a very influential radio DJ like Ryan Seacrest. and I keep hearing about how she's been shady since Bionic. She even refused to play MLJ for an extremely long time despite it hitting number 1 on Itunes.
so I googled her a bit and apparently she's best friends with Perez Hilton
wow what a surprise. fucking shady.
You don't seem to realize, the songs are sent to radio by yes, the label itself. And the label can "buy" airtime on radio depending on how well they feel a single will perform commercially. If the single isn't doing well commercially, the label will not pay radio to play it anymore, but the radio will still play songs if they get sufficient requests for it. This increases a song's audience impressions, which Billboard uses to rank songs on the Hot 100.
That's how the system works. So if Ke$ha's team decided to send her song to radio to get some sales for it, then yea good for her. In Christina's case for "Your Body", the label probably didn't see it selling well enough to consistently send it for airplay. A song cruising in the mid 30s for itunes will probably only be at the 40-70 mark on the Hot 100, which was what Your Body was at for most of its stay.
If radio acts "shady" this is actually a very legit lawsuit that any record label can unleash upon them because radio impressions are scanned by Neilsen Soundscan which in turns provides data to Billboard. There's no hiding and refusing to play songs here.
Here is a look at the top radio airplay songs for pop songs from 1992 (when Neilsen started the scanning) -2012:
Radio only dedicates a portion of its airplay to viewer request, so they will only play songs that the majority of the people want to listen to, i.e. they want to keep their viewer count as high as possible, because their viewer count is what they boast to other advertisers looking to buy airtime to advertise.
The only people who enjoyed Your Body would probably be people who have been following Christina since her Genie in a Bottle days. The younger public is generally moved on to newer waves of popstars. Look at the top 100 today and 5 or 10 years ago. Many of the artists in years past have completely fallen off.
This is also why Christina seems to sell better when she collaborates with artists that are more current (i.e Maroon 5 and recently Pitbull). The only reason Christina's song with Pitbull is doing well is because she's a feature artist with a relevant artist. If that was her own song, it would have bombed just as badly as Your Body or Not Myself Tonight, because this isn't the style of music she's best associated with.
So you can either sit here with a catcus up your ass and whine all day about radio being shady to Christina (but now magically decides to play her song that Pitbull is in?), or you can just admit that the only people who would have enjoyed Your Body were Christina's core fanbase and nobody new.
oh btw http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payola
you wanna talk sufficient requests? Just a Fool and Your Body ended up on MANY radio programs "most requested" countdowns. Ever heard of things like 9@9 or whatever? Its funny that radio still gives it limited play during regular hours despite being on these countdowns. But you wouldn't know that would you.
Both C'Mon and Just a Fool were sent to radio that's for sure. But you do realize that C'Mon was being outsold by JAF by over a hundred spots on Itunes right? Then why would RCA choose to consistently fund radio play for the single that was doing less well? Woop.
and lmao at you calling Pitbull a relevant artist. okay. thats why Lotus outsold Global Warming.
and really your point about "magically deciding to play Pitbull's song" just helps my argument about radio being shady. so thanks!
"you can just admit that the only people who would have enjoyed Your Body were Christina's core fanbase and nobody new. "
except we'll never know this because YB was never given proper radio treatment.
and heres another one.
"no one is requesting her songs" okay hunty.
theres more. but im sure you can find them yourself if you know how to use google.
^ I never said anything about Just a Fool. I already said it was the first song I purchased off Lotus (and then Blank Page). It's true that Just a Fool and Blank Page are 10x better than Your Body. Christina probably also had similar thoughts as she I think only did 1 performance of Your Body (with a stapler IIRC). Although one could again argue that it's just another song where Christina isn't the only person singing but instead collaborating with someone doing well at the moment.
And yes singles are sent to radio by labels. This is one of the first things labels do when it comes to releasing & promoting a single. If you think about a business, RCA will not go in a loss to play a certain song on radio if they don't feel like the single can sell well. This is where it comes to resource allocation. Although both Christina and Ke$ha are signed to RCA (and even Britney is now signed to the same label), it doesn't mean they will get the same treatment even though their parent label is the same.
The label could have decided to give Ke$ha more radio airplay and save Christina's budget for a possible tour. She said she was leaving The Voice for a season to tour. Or perhaps they weren't satisfied by the dismal sales of Your Body when compared to Die Young (I hate both songs btw). Or perhaps the contract signed by Ke$ha and Christina differ in those details. We will never know.
But Your Body was terrible. I'm glad radio was, if I may quote you, "shady as fuck" towards the song, if that was true. However you can't ever convince me that the thousands of radio stations all over the country had DJs who all simultaneously thought they should not play Christina's songs. That's just stupid.
For the record I frequently have posters comment message me agreeing with my opinions, so I'm not alone when I say that Christina took the absolute worst detour possible after Back to Basics, artistically, with no signs of ever getting back on the right track as of right now. There is NOBODY out there on radio right now who can pull off the jazzy, old school sound that was associated with Back to Basics. Everything about that album was amazing. Just a Fool, Blank Page, and the other songs of Lotus do not compare with Back to Basics. Yes she still does ballads but the ballads she did for Back to Basics were 10x better.
As for Britney's vocal credibility, there are people who prefer Britney's tone over Christina's. This has nothing to do with their singing ability, it's just the sound of the voice. While Britney doesn't have the vocals Christina does, Christina's popularity never rivaled Britney's. Britney was and is a much bigger star. Britney still commands strong album and singles sales and is a very prominent figure in pop music. Christina hasn't had a #1 song as a soloist in what, a decade?
FYI I prefer more of Christina's songs over Britneys, but it's odd to see you get so pissed off over Christina's success (or lack of for Lotus).
lol Blake is doing well in country. he is by no means doing that well in the mainstream lbr. and they didnt even send JAF to country radio (still has gotten a few spins there though)
You're right there are thousands of radio stations. But in the end, Your Body was a pop song that needed pop support. It wasn't going to take off in the other formats HAC, AC, Urban, etc. So first you have to factor, how many of your thousands of stations are pop? There are what? Around 200 top 40 radio stations in America? Second, how many are large market radio stations? Large markets have a huge influence on the smaller radio stations (which in the end, add up) and these smaller markets often look to larger markets. So really you don't need thousands of DJ's with bad intentions. Just a few in the big markets and that's where Julie Pilat and Ryan Seacrest come in.But Your Body was terrible. I'm glad radio was, if I may quote you, "shady as fuck" towards the song, if that was true. However you can't ever convince me that the thousands of radio stations all over the country had DJs who all simultaneously thought they should not play Christina's songs. That's just stupid.
and yet for all her power as a prominent figure, she still couldnt manage to get XFactor to beat The Voice in the ratings.
and we all know Christina releases new shit once every ?? years compared to Britney might as well have been the Rihanna of the past. popping out singles and albums like theres no tomorrow. aka desperate to stay in the public eye lbr. and lol yea no #1 singles but plenty of top 10 songs with large international markets (top 10 is my cutoff for amazing not top 30 btw...because if a song like Beautiful or Bad Romance reach 2 instead of 1...does it really matter?) so...didnt stop her from being the #1 top grossing female touring act with B2B.
"For the record I frequently have posters comment message me agreeing with my opinions"
why would you even bother with this paragraph?
LOL @ that gif. It's funny because Demi hasn't sold jack shit and is in no position to crack a joke.
in the three cases I have presented, it doesnt add up. Nicki's, Kesha's, and Pitbull's didnt do that great either. and sold amounts comparable to Lotus. Pitbull keeps popping out singles in the hopes that one will become a massive hit but even on the fifth (?) single, almost instantaneous adds to top 40. er?
As for Die Young, the fact that it didnt translate to good albums sales despite being top 10 just shows me that the people are not here for Kesha. just radio.
another one smh
no one requested...okay hunty.
JAF at the bottom end of Itunes top 100 right now with ~5.5 mill audience impressions. Pitbull's song was in the bottom end of top 200 at ~9 million. and then they chose to add THAT to pop radio ugh.
I requested JAF at this one big HAC station in NY that has never played it an hour ago. The guy said "I'll see what I can do"
He played Genie in A Bottle instead -_-
what the fuck...
^I don't care what anyone says, Genie in a Bottle is still my jam
enough time to play a decade old song but cant play the new single
seems legit. but whatevs. its yo jamz. so lets ignore the shadiness of it all
and limited spins despite appearing on multiple most requested lists. makes sense.
"it didnt do well because no one in the public wanted to request it." please
people need to realize that radio doesn't always play fair. For a while, Britney was "blacklisted" on radio. Specially ClearChannel radio stations.
so the constant talk about generic-ness and personal opinions on quality is stupid
its not like I'm only saying radio is shady towards Christina. Its shady towards a lot of artists
its also funny that you thought Nielsen could possibly stop radio from being shady
you do realize that Jive did actually file complaints against ClearChannel for being shady towards Britney in the past right. right? Was there anything inherently wrong with ALL the singles between I'm A Slave 4 U and Me Against The Music? Of course not.
Did anything happen to ClearChannel? Nope. still up and running.
When the DWAD tour was being planned, ClearChannel Communications offered to sponsor it for a cut of the profits in return. Britney was having her lucrative deal with Pepsi who wanted to sponsor the tour, and Jive decided to go with them. ClearChannel got angry and told all the radio stations they owned, which was like most of it, to blacklist Britney. Slave had already been released and stalled at 27. All the other singles flopped in The US.
When the Onyx Hotel Tour was being planned, ClearChannel again approached Jive and offered its services, and Jive said yes. MATM was out by then and had a troubled run, stalling even lower than Slave, but once the tour started Britney had radio support again, AND her blockbuster Toxic was the first song to get the benefit of full radio support since, and the people LOVED the song too. Everytime also did well.
If you ask me, that was HANDS-DOWN the worst mistake of Britney's career. Before that, BOMT shipped 14 million in the States and OIDIA sold 10 million. Britney had two diamond albums and a fantastic reputation under her belt. Her third album sold purely on the strength of Slave alone, and her reputation as a performer. The album got 4 million in the US. It coincided with the advent of illegal downloading, but if Britney had been given a proper chance, she would have sold way higher, maybe 7 or 8 million, AND in result, ITZ (and maybe even Blackout and Circus) would have all sold just a little bit higher than they have now.Britney got banned on radio from late 2001 because ClearChannel asked Jive to let them be a sponsor for the Dream Within A Dream Tour and Jive told them they were going with AEG. ClearChannel got pissed off and banned Britney from being played on the radio in retaliation. This lasted from 2001 to 2003, meaning that the singles from Overprotected to Me Against The Music weren't allowed to be played. Slave was getting airplay, but was blacklisted halfway through, which is why it stopped rising on the Billboard Charts and peaked at #27.
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radio is not shady towards anyone
hits are based on quality.
Look at the banner for JAF. #1 most requested song LDR1 online module.
also found here
1. No requests for JAF? Says who?
2. The fact that RCA made this banner for sites/a magazine frequented by radio programmers tells me that RCA is aware of the good sales in relation to poor radio airplay. It also tells me they are trying to reach out to radio programmers.
BreakTheIce stays pressed.
I'm way late to the discussion but I'm too lazy to read everything, I kinda went through it really fast. I don't want to get into it though, just wanted to point out that someone said Christina was 35 lol...Google anyone? She just turned 32 and honestly I don't know how that has anything to do with anything. I mean, have you guys seen this somewhat known artist called MADONNA? How old is she? like 55? And she's still making fun pop music.
I believe Lotus is an amazing album and the real issue in my opinion is that Xtina doesn't care enough to promote, I feel like she's becoming more of a business woman and that's why she's focused on her perfumes instead of promoting the album.
Are you still arguing with yourself?
This is why I hate hard core fans of basically anyone. If you all say that Christina says she doesn't care about charting success anymore, then as a fan, you shouldn't go ape shit about her dismal singles and CD sales either. Lotus flopped, get over it and yourself. Radio was the only reason Christina got any recognition from the public and when she put out the right material radio backed her up all the way. It's the only reason she became known as the voice of the generation.
You may like Your Body as a fan, and good for you. Think about it from the point of view of a non fan. First of all, Christina is not at her physical peak. So seeing a video of a fat (by Hollywood standards) girl singing about wanting to fuck a guy is ironic when she doesn't even look hot enough to get laid with the fake tan and prostitute look in the video.
Secondly, the song fails to represent the rest of the album in every which way possible. It doesn't follow through with the theme of Lotus, which was basically supposed to be a "musical rebirth" for Christina. Your Body isn't a ground breaking revolutionary musical rebirth, it's about as commonplace as every other radio song out there. The only difference is that the person singing it can actually sing without relying on auto tune. Which makes you wonder, why can't a good vocalist put out stuff that showcases, I don't know, their voice?
Christina's career is done at this point if all she does is put out albums like Lotus and doesn't care enough to properly promote them. It's just that simple. And guess what, her record sales prove it. She took a hit with Bionic and an ever bigger hit with Lotus even though she performed on The Voice when it came out, and a few other shows.
Nobody who is a casual listener will take her seriously with the overly done fake tan, the way she dresses, the fucking gay rainbow explosion performances, lack of promotion, and her choice of singles.
Lotus is done. Move along. Christina is well past her golden days and unless she gets her act straight her career will keep going downhill. With the way she looks, the way she carries herself, and the songs she puts out you cannot say that she is the same person who put out Beautiful or her other successful work. Dirrty, while a poorly performing single, at least was iconic in her career. There is nothing iconic or memorable about anything she put out after Back to Basics. Nobody takes her seriously anymore because she doesn't take herself seriously.
BTW I'm done arguing about this you can keep on quoting paragraph by paragraph to reply because I guess it's too much to expect someone to read an entire post and formulate an opinion without having to break it down. And you can keep on coming into other topics and quoting 3 month old posts to track Christina's shit into other topics as well. And you can keep on changing IPs to request her songs on different forums. And you can keep on calling radio stations to request her songs. And you can keep on being miserable as a fan and never bring yourself to enjoy the album on your own without having to put blame on other factors for her recent failures.
But the truth is, millions of people in the US and all over the world do not give a flying. fuck. about Christina's music anymore, because she doesn't either.
I've actually addressed every single point you've made in the last post. So not entirely sure I should bother
1. I've given proof that the general public gives enough flying fucks to request her songs to most requested lists
2. I've given proof that radio stations can be shady towards artists with zero repercussions.
in light of all this, you sound like a broken record player who either doesnt like to admit they're wrong or is grossly misinformed about US radio and charts or perhaps some combination of the two
sorry. my argument holds water regardless of whether your post was 3 days old or 3 months old.
also I don't know how to change my IP lmao
on a happier note, Burlesque has reentered the US itunes top 100. At like 66 right now
get that longevity gurl
coming for Femme Fatale's weave tbh
You do realize that this is entirely your opinion and that the crux of this argument is founded upon absolutely nothing right.Nobody who is a casual listener will take her seriously with the overly done fake tan, the way she dresses, the fucking gay rainbow explosion performances, lack of promotion, and her choice of singles.
First of all, Christina is not at her physical peak. So seeing a video of a fat (by Hollywood standards) girl singing about wanting to fuck a guy is ironic when she doesn't even look hot enough to get laid with the fake tan and prostitute look in the video.You sound so pressed and uninformed hunty.Dirrty, while a poorly performing single, at least was iconic in her career.
1. I've given proof that the general public gives enough flying fucks to request her songs onto most requested lists
2. I've given proof that radio stations can be shady towards artists with zero repercussions.
i cant edit the previous post but I dont this needed to be emphasized
He thinks that I think YB should have done well because I liked it.You may like Your Body as a fan, and good for you.
I cant.
...I still dont know how anyone can think that no one in the general public requested Just A Fool even after I said that Mediabase and the Billboard banner said it was amongst the most requested songs at that time.
but anyways.
FTM is rising on itunes. Interestingly, Mediabase FINALLY credited Xtina's part on the song today. Just so happens, z100 one of the largest arguably largest station drops it from 9 plays a day to just once today. Interesting. Hmmm.


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I think one of my favorite classes (and the one where I remembered to bring my camera) was Improve Piecing taught by Jess of Urban Patchwork. Jess is an amazing and inspiring quilter. I made an improv-pieced block (see photo at the top of the post) and was reminded how much I enjoy it. I need to do it more often. The gal on the right with this pretty pile of scraps is Jennifer of Ellison Lane. Jennifer was my fabulous TA/Vanna White who was invaluable helping me during the class I taught.
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The Sewing Summit - a recap
I think one of my favorite classes (and the one where I remembered to bring my camera) was Improve Piecing taught by Jess of Urban Patchwork. Jess is an amazing and inspiring quilter. I made an improv-pieced block (see photo at the top of the post) and was reminded how much I enjoy it. I need to do it more often. The gal on the right with this pretty pile of scraps is Jennifer of Ellison Lane. Jennifer was my fabulous TA/Vanna White who was invaluable helping me during the class I taught.
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It's been so fun to read the blogs about the summit. So much talent assembled in one place. I'm so glad everyone had a good time. Thanks for sharing the fun with us.ReplyDelete
While it is so neat to hear all about what happened, its also sad to think I missed something this cool!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing all your fun! It really makes me wish I had been there...ReplyDelete
It was so fun to read your accounting of the weekend and loved the photos. Next year I'll be there to meet you!ReplyDelete
I am always jealous of the Utah events! At least I got to attend an all day quilting class a few weeks ago!ReplyDelete
everybody posts just a little more of the weekend. what a fun time! i hope i get a chance to attend next year!ReplyDelete
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I'm really enjoying all the recaps around the web. Thanks so much for sharing your experience! Hopefully I'll be able to make it next year!ReplyDelete
Fun to read, but I'll never go! I'll stick to my LQS's monthly UFO pizza parties and the occasional class.ReplyDelete
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So great meeting you! No surprise, you're a total sweetheart! Let's hang out more next year!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for sharing all the fun, its been almost like being there to read all the posts and check out all the photos. A weekend with other fabric freaks and time to sew...bliss!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for sharing the fun with us. I really would have enjoyed coming but work always gets in the way of the fun. Maybe next year! I loved the pictures too!ReplyDelete
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It looks like everyone had some much fun and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Thank you so much for sharing it with the rest of us.ReplyDelete
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Oh! How I wanted to go! I have friends who went, and just like you, they can't stop gushing about it! Kudos to Amy and Erin for putting on such a fabulous 1st time Sewing Summit! It'll be hard to top this next year! :)ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the Sewing Summit post. It looks like everyone had a great time- how could you not:)ReplyDelete
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It's been fun to enjoy Sewing Summit vicariously. I was only 3 hours away, but it wasn't possible for me to go this year. Thanks for sharing your experiences. I totally laughed imagining you carrying your ironing board through the Grand America. You rock. :) p.s. I think we have a common friend, me through high school and Jerusalem and you through the mission.ReplyDelete
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It definitely looks like everyone I have seen had a blast at Sewing Summit. Hopefully it will be an annual thing, and maybe in a few years I can go... after my baby is grown a bit and maybe I can afford it. :) I love all the wonderful inspiration I have seen, thanks for sharing your post, and your extra loot!ReplyDelete
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I've been reading everyone's recaps of Sewing Summit, and I'm so jealous! It sounds like it was an amazing weekend. Fingers crossed I can attend next year!ReplyDelete
It is great to read your recap of the events and fun that took place at the sewing summit. It would have been great to go, I'm jealous I'll admit.ReplyDelete
I'm so happy everyone had such a great time at the Sewing Summit! It's been a blast to see how much fun you were really having. Maybe, I can mark my calendar for next years even. It almost sounds like a dream come true... (kinda like Disneyland, when I was a child!)ReplyDelete
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I would love a Sewing Summit bag! I could't make it but the bag of loot would be the next best thing!!!ReplyDelete
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I have summit envy! It looks like so much fun! Thanks for sharing the swag love. Thanks Amy!ReplyDelete
Wow! you had a great weekend! So generous!ReplyDelete
I was on at a wedding in NYC during the Summit, but I kept sneaking away to places that had free wi-fi to check up on Twitter and Flickr for picture updates! I was SO miserable that I couldn't be there! I am going next year no matter who is getting married! :)ReplyDelete
Wow. This would really make my crappy week a little brighter! Thanks for the chance, the summit looks like so much fun.ReplyDelete
What's fun about this little give-away of yours is that I would have commented anyway. A chance to win would just be a nice little "bonus". I was truly jealous of your trip to the Sewing Summit :) and would sure love to go someday. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Silly, I have no idea if my e-mail addy is available to you or email@example.com
Looks like a blast! Glad you had a fun, safe trip. Thanks for sharing your loot!!ReplyDelete
aaack so fun!! I really need to plan ahead to go next year... it looks so rockin'. glad you had a great time!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your experience and the giveaway :DReplyDelete
OH, I've been reading EVERYONE's recaps, and I'm so jealous! I'd love to vicariously live it through a spare SWAG :)ReplyDelete
Looks like fun!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2011 at 9:19 PM
Summit looks like fun. Something to consider next time around. Come on lady luck!ReplyDelete
Glad you had a great time! : )ReplyDelete
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Looks like such a fun time!! Thanks for sharing you swag!!ReplyDelete
Looks like an awesome event! :-) Thanks for sharing pictures!ReplyDelete
Such fun! I hope to go next year. It must have been cool to meet the real women behind so many wonderful blogs.ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness. That would make my week. I hope I win! :) That is quite the swag bag....ReplyDelete
Looks like an awesome event. Hope I can go next year. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I'm so bummed I missed this year, but I'll be there next time for sure!!ReplyDelete
I have been reading blog entries about this summit. Looked like a lot of fun, especially having a chance to play with all those GRACE BABY LOCK SEWING machines!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the opportunity to win some loot :D
Oh wow!!! Was sooooo coool reading about your trip to Summit!! What grand "MOMENTS" you had....and Fun!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing....loved getting to share with you...even tho it was like eating crumbs! LOL
I would be delighted to win some cool surprises!! :)
Ah...my two girls....you and Dana....mugging together...be still my heart!:)ReplyDelete
I wish I could have been there! Maybe next year.ReplyDelete
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Looks like a fun trip!! wow! Sounds like a bunch of fun meeting all the "people you know but don't recognize IRL."ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing!
sounds like you had a glorious time! firstname.lastname@example.com
I've ogled this swag bag on many blogs this week--looks so tempting! Loved reading your recap, too! I've got it on my 2012 to-do list. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like I missed a great time! Maybe next year. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a ton of fun at your Sewing Summit. Wish I could have been there.ReplyDelete
Gasp! What a haul. Thanks for sharing it with us, along with your pictures from Sewing Summit, it looks like a blast.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on becoming a blogger! I really enjoyed the video today. Keep them coming.ReplyDelete
It sounds perfect! I really wish I could have been there :(. I'd love to win the loot!ReplyDelete
Sounds like an amazing time! While I'm commenting for this give-away, did the winners of the last one get picked? email@example.com
I am so going next year! I don't care if I have to walk there, I'm going! Thanks for sharing the fun!ReplyDelete
Wow, that looks like a lot of fun! I wish I could have been there...ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing - it eases the pain of not having been there myself. Maybe next year...?ReplyDelete
It looks like you had a great time! I'd feel dreadfully out of place amongst such awesome quilters, novice that I am, but it would be a great learning experience!ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a fabulous time. I'll have to see if i can make it next year.ReplyDelete
It sounds like it was so much fun! I am glad they are planning to do it again!ReplyDelete
That is absolutely so (sew) sweet of you to share with those of us that couldn't go to the sewing summit.ReplyDelete
Oh I love reading all The SS updates and recaps! But at the same time it just kills me that I couldn't BE THERE ... and I live (as you know) just 45 minutes away!ReplyDelete
I hope it will always be in SLC -- maybe I can go next year (hmmm then again I'll have a 7 month old baby).
I hope hope hope I can win the awesome swag, though!
How fun! I would love to attend next year. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing all about your fun time! We all wish we could have gone and now kind of feel like we did.ReplyDelete
Looks like you all had tons of fun. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
This looks like such a blast! I love the room with all the machines and people busy sewing. It seems like everyone had a wonderful time and it does look like a lot of work to put on. Thanks for being so generous with the giveaway of the extra "swag"- KristyReplyDelete
Sounds like everyone had such a good time! What a great experience. Thanks for sharing it with us!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous post Amy. I so wish I could have been there! But I will definitely start saving my pennies to come all the way from NZ next year! It looks like a fabulous way to learn some new tricks and meet some very clever kindered spirits! Thanks again for sharing and for the opportunity to get some loot :) THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
Looks like fun! Maybe some year I'll get to that!ReplyDelete
What a great 'picture' of the time you had! I would love to one day go--even if I just had to sit in the corner and watch!ReplyDelete
Thanks, too, for generously offering some of your treasures.
Wow, it looks like you had an amazing time!ReplyDelete
Also, thanks for alerting me to the no-reply blogger thing - I never knew there was such a thing or that I was one!
Thanks for sharing all that fun, would of loved to be part of it.ReplyDelete
Wow! That's a nice haul. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing.
I wish I could go next year, but it would probably cost a fortune. Germany is just too far away!ReplyDelete
I have loved reading about Sewing Summit...even from the other side of the world. What's so fantastic about it, is that you don't have to be 'trade' ....just a lover of fabric, quilting and craft. What a tremendous concept. Well done to Amy and Erin!ReplyDelete
Oh wow, I'm loving reading about everyone's trips to Sewing Summit. I think I'd also have been surruptitiously trying to read people's chests to find out names lol Mind you, as someone that masquerades as a purple and yellow bear, I'll totally confuddle people if I manage to get there next year ;o)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for giving those of us poor people that didn't make it a chance to win some loot!
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 2:36 AM
That sounds like a fantastic weekend! Thank you for sharing and for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Looks like it was tons of fun! I definitely would have gone had I not been 8 months pregnant :-)ReplyDelete
Looks like lots of fun! :) I'd love to meet up with all the lovely friends I've made blogging and all those great classes would be brilliant!ReplyDelete
Love the recap - looks like a great time!ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a lot of fun! I wish I could go to something like that.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing.
I thoroughly enjoy reading your blog. Thanks for all pictures and info about your sewing summit. I would love to attend something like that one day. Currently living in the Middle East and about to move to Italy. Once I get stateside again, I'll shoot for something like this. Your blog is highly motivating. Thanks again, email@example.com...just in case it doesn't go through. Wouldn't want you to NOT be able to get fabric to me if I win. :0ReplyDelete
I loved reading about the sewing summit. Thanks for sharing all the pictures.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the recap and thanks for sharing!! I am glad you had a great weekend! Email firstname.lastname@example.com thank you!!ReplyDelete
That totally looks like loads of fun!ReplyDelete
Wondering...did everyone bring their own sewing machine? they all look so similar...or is it my imagination?
Thanks for sharing with us! =) So exciting.
I have loved reading all the posts about the sewing summit. Can I just ask who made the lovely leaf quilt? It is beautiful.ReplyDelete
I sure am enjoying all the blog recaps and pictures! Looks like soooo much fun...and so motivational!ReplyDelete
Though attending was not in the cards for me, I am happy you did because when those who inspire me are themselves inspired, it's the next best thing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 4:35 AM
Wow that sounds like sew much fun!! I wish I could go to something like that!,ReplyDelete
Looks like everyone had such a good time!!! Thanks so much for sharing!:)ReplyDelete
The Summit looked like an awesome time! Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Sounds like it was a very quilty party.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful & generous giveaway. I'm envious of the great time you had at the Sewing Summit.ReplyDelete
Have really enjoyed reading about the sewing summit! Thanks for all the pics!ReplyDelete
THat looks like heaven!!!!! I would love to be able to do that someDAY!!!!Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
Glad you had a great time at the Summit! It looks like it was a blast!! How sweet are you to giveaway the extra loot! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a fabulous time - I'm so glad you were able to attend. Thanks for sharing a little bit with us here so we can see what it was like.ReplyDelete
I wish I had been there! Next year? Please say you'll do it again!ReplyDelete
I'm hoping that the venue switches from year to year - like the east coast, maybe??? Sounds so fun!ReplyDelete
This event has looked like so much fun in each and every post I've seen about it! I am seriously considering starting a blog so that I can justify going next year. akmajor (at) gmail (dot) comReplyDelete
Wow!!! I'm glad you had an amazing time. It must be so fun to be able to spend dedicated time with so many quilters & creative folks. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like so much fun, I'm going to start saving my pennies to try to go next year, it's a long flight from the east coast!ReplyDelete
Wow! Just Wow! I can't imagine just how wonderful it was and I can only hope to be able to attend one year.ReplyDelete
I've just started getting seriously into sewing, and I'm so glad there is such a thriving community! All you sewing bloggers are such an inspiration!ReplyDelete
Wow! That looks so awesome! I'd love to be able to do something like that someday! Glad you had an amazing time!ReplyDelete
That sounds like an awesome and fun weekend!! Too bad we all couldn't be there!ReplyDelete
Looks like a wonderful weekend! Thanks for sharing it with us.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great event-love hearing about it! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
It sounds like it was a wonderful time. Maybe I will come next year.ReplyDelete
Looks like it was a great time. How could it not be? Fabric, fiends, quilts...ReplyDelete
Love the SS recap - that lanyard is amazing!! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I knew you ladies would have a great time! I hope I am able to go next year. And since I didn't get to go this year, I appreciate the chance to win some of the fun anyway!! Thank you :-)ReplyDelete
~ meagan
Sounds like a great a time and a great offer of swag. It all looks great.ReplyDelete
Wow. non stop fun. I love it.ReplyDelete
I wish I could have been there!ReplyDelete
Your recap was great! Looks like tons of fun. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love the post and love free swag!ReplyDelete
This post is so fun to read! I've (madly) started to sew while in grad school and it's nice to have something to inspire me.ReplyDelete
I have been reading about this fun-filled weekend from all of my favorite bloggers. Thank you for giving us a glimpse into the fun!ReplyDelete
I'd love to win one of those bags! I've enjoyed looking at the posts ;)ReplyDelete
Sounds like such an awesome time! and thank you for posting the pics with links to the people - it's cool to set faces to names!ReplyDelete
Such a great bag of swag! :o)ReplyDelete
Jealous? Me? Never!! Great bag of goodies.ReplyDelete
What a fab event! Thanks for sharing it! :)ReplyDelete
That looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
It sounds like a great time was had by all. Maybe someday...ReplyDelete
Wow! Looks like tons of fun...maybe my friends and I should have a mini sewing summit to crank out all our Christmas gifts..no kids, no interruption sounds awesome!ReplyDelete
I wanted to go so badly but it was the same week-end as Thanksgiving here in Canada and I don't think my family would forgive me if I skipped Thanksgiving so that I could sew... I have my fingers crossed that it will be on a different week-end next year so that I can go! Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
It would have been so much fun to go myself, but it's almost as good seeing your great pics!! Maybe next year... And thanks for the chance at some swag!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 8:37 AM
That looks like so much fun! Thanks for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
thank you so much for sharing w/ us, I hope I could attend in the future. Thank for the give away as well : )ReplyDelete
I wanted to go so badly! Of course Mike always seems to be out of town when anything fun is going one. I'd love some sewing loot! Thanks for the pictures so I could feel like I was there. Love ya!ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a blast! What a great time. Thanks for the wonderful blog, you do such a fantastic job! Sara B. email@example.com
Sounds like fun! Maybe when my kids are older. . . jillsstorey(at)yahoo(dot)comReplyDelete
Sounds fun! Would love to go to something like this sometime. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 9:21 AM
Amy - That looks like too much fun! I am so glad that you had a great time! Also, I got my Christmas charm squares and they are perfect! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
That's it; I'm going next year!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 9:36 AM
Sounds like a blast!!ReplyDelete
Tamara Asher
The summit looks like it was a blast! Wish I could have been there...ReplyDelete
THANKS FOR THE NEAT POST!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 9:51 AM
What a wonderful time you had! It sounds like a combination of quilt show/retreat on steroids! Fun and exhausting. I'm looking forward to a retreat in a few weeks, right before my birthday - can hardly wait!ReplyDelete
Lalexander733 (at) gmail (dot) com
I wish I had been there so much! This would be so amazing to win!ReplyDelete
Looks like fun!! And great swag!ReplyDelete
It looks amazing! I'm glad it's happening again next year... maybe I'll get to go too :)ReplyDelete
Gosh that must have been so much fun! Don't ya just LOVE quilters??!ReplyDelete
i so wish i could have been there too! what awesome swag fun times!ReplyDelete
Oh, the more I read about the summit, the more I wish I was closer! Sure hope I can pretend I was there with the loot!ReplyDelete
I love seeing everyones pictures from the Summit!! It looks like such a blast!! Glad you had fun.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great event...wish I could have been there :o)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the fun! Now I will spend hours clicking on all those blog links, gathering all kinds of inspiration from some of the best!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a fun time! thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
The build up for Sewing Summit was definitely worthy ---- wish I could've gone!!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great time was had and some wonderful sewing done! I love getting together with friends to sew, it can be so energizing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
Sandy A
It's always crazy to get in a room of people you know online but not IRL. There is never enough time but I hope you made as many face to face contacts as possible.ReplyDelete
Also, I'm always up for free swag. :)
I am sooo jealous of you getting to meet face to face all those people we "know" online!! I'd be overjoyed to receive some swag! Thanks for your fabulous generosity!ReplyDelete
It looks like you had a wonderful time! I would love to do something like that. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Oh how I wish i would have gone! Would love to win!!ReplyDelete
holy cow - I would have loved to have gone!!!!! Hopefully next year - or if they have one closer to pennsylvania. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like great fun! Thanx for sharing.ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway!!! I came here from etsy - I bought an i-spy charm pack that I made into a little quilt that I absolutely LOVE! Do you make those little charm packs often? I'd love to buy another. (Or more...)ReplyDelete
Also, thank you to the link for the no-email thing, my little box wasn't checked!!
How fun! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 12:20 PM
Thank you for sharing. Reading about the sewing summit makes me wanna go next year.ReplyDelete
love the sewing summit recap!! Would love to get the swag bag-- so much fun!ReplyDelete
Looks like SO much fun!ReplyDelete
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