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Acrylic Image Transfers
Transferring images can be done with photocopies, some magazine images, inkjet or laser prints. I suggest using a high contrast laser image for your first efforts because I think the results are more reliable, but the options are open for trying practically anything. In regards to imagery, try whatever you have a strong connection to. Winter skies hold a fascination for me, with the filigree of naked branches against a sky. Many people have an attraction to vintage photographs, or ephemera that comes through their hands regularly through magazines. Other ideas: family photos, scientific illustrations, clip art…
I've been intending to do some videos of the acrylic gel transfer that I'm using in my mixed media class. I've noticed that there's already plenty of artists doing this on YouTube, so I'm including some of the best ones I've viewed here. There's so many ways to do image transfers and I haven't tried all of them yet. It can be a little tricky, so practice, practice, practice! .. and have fun!!
Gel Medium Transfer
In this demo by Darlene Olivia McElroy, the artist uses a magazine image, transfered with gel medium, a brayer, and water spritzer. You can also do this with a laser copy (high contrast recommended). The brayer can be substituted with the back of a spoon, and water can be sponged on if you don't have a sprayer.
Check out some of Darlene's amazing artwork on her site: http://darleneoliviamcelroy.com
Injet Transparency transfer onto fabric (Quick Method!)
This one uses gel medium with an inkjet transparency, transferred onto interfacing:
Inkjet Transparency Transfer Onto Acrylic Painting
This method takes more drying time than the one above. Artist Jane DesRosier adds transfer images to her acrylic painting using her inkjet printer, transparency film, and matte medium, but discovered later that her gel medium transfers worked best (see part 2, linked below)
Part 2 of this process shows that drying time is very important: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQtUIW66dPQ
Jane's website: http://grittyartstudio.wordpress.com
Thick Acrylic Gel Transfer
Here's another way to do a gel transfer that requires a thick slather of gloss gel or soft gel medium, dried face down on glass. Takes a bit longer, but very effective! (Hint: you can probably speed drying time with a hair dryer)
Part 2 shows the completion of the process, the cleanup and lifting stage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTxfYS8pFSc
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Thank you for pulling this information on image transfer techniques together. I exclusively use acrylic medium transfers to create gel skins which I then collage into my paintings but it's good to broaden your horizons.
Hi Margaret. Thanks so much for your comment. I'm amazed at how fast someone can find a post on a blog, since I had just posted this entry. It's a testament to how well blog technology works with search engines!
Anyway, I checked out your gel transfers on your own website. Very cool! Mind if I post one or two on my blog? Perhaps you could explain a little about your own process, for the benefit of my readers?
I have only been blogging a month and it is all new to me. Everyday I find out something new. I have to say, it has broadened my horizons and given me great access to other artists.
By all means, post several images from my site. My process is very much "a one thing led to another" approach. I never set out to work the way I do. I am really a painter who has over time evolved into mixed media collage because of my interest in layers and texture. I have never tried to put the way I work into words . That will be a challenge. My friend describes it as "mucking around" until it's right! Hopefully I can come up with better than that. I'll wait to see the images you choose and make a comment. Thanks.


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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire department of theatre arts will present Eugene Ionesco's "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson" at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3-5 and Dec. 9-12, with a matinee performance at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 6. in UW-Eau Claire's Kjer Theatre.
Known as the "Father of Theatre of the Absurd," Ionesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are often described as hilarious, tragic and profound. Now his one-act plays "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson" are available in a translation by Pulitzer Prize finalist Tina Howe.
In "The Bald Soprano," Ionesco puts together a cast of characters including the British middle-class Smith family; their guests, the Martins; their maid, Mary; and a fire chief. It's a production that takes on problems in modern communication. "The Lesson" illustrates Ionesco's darker side, where a frightening nightmare ensues as a professor becomes increasingly frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his teacher.
Cast members for "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson" are sophomore Joshua Barnard,
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The Orland Park Veterans Commission will hold its 14th Annual Steak Fry for all Orland Park veterans at 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at the Orland Park Civic Center, 14750 S. Ravinia Ave.
"We congratulate the village's veterans commission for hosting this event every year for the last 14," Mayor Dan McLaughlin said in a news release. "This is a great opportunity for Orland Park veterans to gather for a meal and enjoy each other's company."
Tickets are $10 and include dinner and beverages, limit two per person. Beer, wine and soft drinks are included in the price. Tickets are available at the cashier's window at the Orland Park village hall, 14700 S. Ravinia Ave.
"The steak fry dates well back into military history," veterans commission chairman Phil Bell said in the release. "When serving overseas, it was always a treat to be able to sit down and enjoy a steak. This is why the veterans commission does this each year, to bring back the camaraderie of enjoying a meal with the members of your unit."
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The recent death of Bob Keeshan reminded lots of people that the power of what you watch on TV as a child extends beyond mere nostalgia. Keeshan's character, Captain Kangaroo, like Fred Rogers' Mister Rogers, implanted in millions of children a memory of warmth and comfort that is no small gift. The same is true, for another generation, of ''Sesame Street,'' and I'm serious when I say that many of us retain enormous, unironic affection for ''Pee-wee's Playhouse'' (1986–91). Watching tapes of that show recently, I felt that creator Paul Reubens' remarkable achievement -- creating a series that worked simultaneously as sincere and camp pleasure -- makes his scandal-marred career a genuine tragedy.
It's difficult to say whether Boohbah, a new show created by British producer Anne Wood (the woman who birthed ''Teletubbies''), will be remembered with similar affection. But I'm positive that ''Boohbah'' can be experienced by both its intended audience (kids ages 3 to 6) and its inevitable inadvertent audience (doting parents and stoners of every age) as a mind-blowing gas. Like ''Teletubbies,'' ''Boohbah'''s principal characters are nonhuman -- or rather, five actors encased in what look like furry, gumdrop-shaped costumes, from which protrude hairless skulls, electronically throbbing eyebrows, eyes, and a hint of nose.
As if this weren't eerie enough, each is a different, glowing color (yellow, pink, blue, purple, orange) and has an otherworldly name: Humbah, Jingbah, Jumbah, Zumbah, and Zing Zing Zingbah. (Wondering why the latter possesses three names? That's the least of this psychedelic stumper's ceaseless stream of non sequiturs.) Creator Wood asserts that the Boohbahs, who jump and caper around in various environments -- a green field, a sunny beach -- are meant to inspire kids to get up and exercise a bit, and real children on screen stretch and move about occasionally. To the beat of Muzak-techno, the Boohbahs blob around spasmodically in sync, while children yell, ''Boohbah! Boohbah!'' Clearly this is a cult in the making: Its roly-poly Jim Joneses are themselves Kool-Aid colored.
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Back when I was a young magazine designer, folks used to talk about "builds" in between swiping at each other with their Xacto knives (all good fun of course). Now I know what you're thinking, but there were no blocks or bricks involved—"build" is a color term. Say if you wanted a green, you'd build it out of cyan and yellow, maybe also throwing a little black or magenta in there to tone it down a bit. In this way, nearly any color could be simulated on the page, and magazines could develop individual color schemes that would help, along with type and grid, to brand a magazine. Lately CMYK (or the slightly tweaked CMYK look) has become so hot that it's become hard to pick up a major newsstand magazine without seeing the printer's primaries used unannealed on the page.
I would like to chalk the trend all up to Adobe's difficult-to-use tools for defining colors, leaving inexperienced designer relying on program defaults, but the trend has afflicted the best, oldest and least compromising of magazine professionals. Top: Pentagram's redesign of Radar; above: Fred Woodward's GQ; immediately bellow: Janet Froelich's T. The look certainly is vibrant and refreshing—but now so overused that it seems likely to burn itself out in the next couple of days.
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Definition:Images created through the capture of light by light sensitive sensors (pixels) on the surface of a CCD
Digital images are made up of millions of tiny squares called picture elements or pixels: the more pixels in a specified area, the higher the resolution of the image and the more it can be enlarged before the separate pixels start to show. Resolution is also often quoted as the size of the image, for example, 1600 x 1200 pixels or the total number of pixels present, in this case, 1.9 million or 1.9 megapixel.
As light enters a color digital camera, it passes a filter (Bayer Filter), which allows either red, green or blue light to reach the underlying pixels. This creates an image where individual pixels only have their respective color information. The overall full color image is generated through interpolation of information from adjacent pixels. Light rays are then directed to the CCD, which converts light into electrical charges proportional to the intensity of the light coming from the subject. Each pixel specifies brightness and color.
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"Our Gal Sal" (Nee Beller) On January 27, 2013 longtime resident of Atco, NJ. Passed away from natural causes. Age 90 years. Beloved wife of the late Mark Gray. Dear sister of Mary Boyd (Jerry), the late Juanita Woods, Mildred Beller and Helen Maras. Also survived by her namesake Sally Hodgkins of FL, many nieces, nephews, and friends, especially Tom and Fran Garrity & family. Born Alleen Mae Beller in 1923 to parents Charles and Bertha Beller, she had her name legally changed to Sally Starr in 1941. Sally will be remembered for her long running TV show "Pop Eye Theatre" on WFIL TV Channel 6, which is now WPVI, for 20 years. On the two-hour weekday variety show, Sally introduced cartoons, Popeye, the Three Stooges, and celebrity guests to a generation of young people. She became recognized for her trademark spangled, fringed cowgirl costume. In 1972 and Sally retired to Florida, where in 1987 a fire destroyed her home and her treasured broadcast memorabilia. While residing in Atco, Sally earned a living from personal appearances and selling airtime on her "High Noon" radio show that aired on Sundays. She hosted the Vineland show on radio station WVLT into her 80s. Until 2011 she hosted her radio show on Thursday evenings from Fairchild's Restaurant on WVLT 92.1 where she thrilled callers and restaurant patrons alike with her wonderful personality. Sally was also a member of the Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame. The family will receive relatives, friends, and fans Monday evening 5:00PM at the COSTANTINO FUNERAL HOME 231 W. WHITE HORSE PIKE BERLIN, NJ 08009. Funeral Service 8:00PM. Interment will take place privately for family only. For additional information or to email condolences, please visit CostantinoFH.com.
Joseph Garrity
2013-01-28 22:10:32
My thoughts and prayers go out to Sally's sister Mary ..My Mom Fran Garrity and ALL Sally's friends and Fans ... May we all have comfort knowing Sally LOVED everyone .. She is home now riding her horse POW ..May she rest in peace and watch over all until we meet again ...Heaven has another ANGEL. Miss you Sally Love ya lots ... Joseph Garrity of West Berlin NJ
Donna Rose
2013-01-29 01:54:17
Thanks for all the wondeful childhood memories. Thanks for the Popeye show,and all the hours of your baby sitting. RIDE like the wind Sally. Love Luck & Lollipops forever. GDCAR
Melinda Haller
2013-01-29 02:03:24
I have the best memories of you Miss Sally Starr! RIP
Kim Leppo Weibley
2013-01-29 03:07:04
From Cherry Hill to Ontaulaunee Park to Florida and back to N.J.what a ride! What an "honor" and great "fun" being friends with you. Rest peacefully in the arms of the Lord, Ninny. We will all miss your smiling face!
2013-01-29 03:19:28
I can remember my grand mom always talking about you and het when you two would be hanging together R.I.P :( sally star you will shine just like all the other stars in the sky
Elaine Costantino
2013-01-29 03:27:56
My sincere sympathy to Sally's family and friends on her passing. One of my fondest childhood memories is being a huge fan of Sally Starr and her TV show. She will always be my "Starr" in the heavens.
JeanAnn Pezzetti
2013-01-29 03:38:22
Rest in peace. Oh,how I loved the beautiful cowgirl who used to babysit me before school on the Popeye Theater. My mom would have to leave for work, & I would sit eating my breakfast watching the most beautiful cowgirl ever. Long blond hair worn in a ponytail under your white cowgirl hat, I've loved you for many years. Seeing you signing autographs in the Berlin Farmers Market, I was so excited to stand in line for my turn of an autographed photo of "our girl Sal." When I told you that you were still as beautiful as I remembered, you finished signing & turned to me & said," Why,Jeannie, you are just as sweet and dear as I remember you!Love,Luck & Lollipops." You will always be a beautiful memory of my childhood, and I am so sad that you are gone. I look forward to seeing you in Heaven one day. Sleep peacefully, my beautiful Sally Starr.
Darlene and Bob Madara
2013-01-29 07:52:56
My heart goes out to Sally's sister Mary and her family. I am so sad about Sally. I am happy she is at peace now. I am honored to say I was a great friend of hers. We had the pleasure of playing music with her in a band. We ate dinner at her house. She was a great cook. We stay at her home to help her out after her car accident and the lists goes on and on. Many memories. I will always have Sally in my heart and will remember her always. Love ya Sally. Until we meet again. Like a quote of yours "May the Good Lord be blessing you and your family. Bye for now." Me and my husband Crazy Bob can't wait to celebrate with you again in God's glorious heaven. RIP Sally. you will never be forgotten.
terry hignett
2013-01-29 12:27:24
sally you have always been so loved i will never forget you as a child you lit my eyes up on tv rip you are one of many angels in heaven now
Ron Howanich
2013-01-29 13:00:09
Only loving memories of my favorite gal. You were always so kind to me and taught me how to dream. The first time that I spent time with you, I remember you telling me that you have lived all of your dreams. May you rest in peace.
Linda Young
2013-01-29 15:45:05
Thanks for all the memories from my childhood,sally. You were on TV when there were good shows to watch...every afternoon after school...Rest in Peace Linda Young
Mikki & Billy Scamoffa
2013-01-29 16:07:52
"Funny how time slips away.." We have enjoyed having you as a friend and will always love you,Sally. See you again someday...
Cathy LeConey Stoneking
2013-01-29 16:34:54
Thanks for all the great memories! Ride on up to heaven to the welcoming arms of GOD.
Dianna Kelly
2013-01-29 18:23:10
Many many happy Memories of my childhood are tied to Sally Starr. Love, luck and lollipops to you in heaven.
Jen king
2013-01-29 18:30:37
You will be missed Sally Star....
Darrell "Double D"
2013-01-29 18:34:42
My sincere condolences to the family of Sally Start and family. I was very fortunate to have known Sally performing some great shows for Sally during the 80's when house was destroyed by fire. Sally was very gracious and humble. I will miss her beautiful smile with her ever loving Popeye doll. Bless you Sally with thevgrace of God always! Darrell "Double D" Soltesz www.DarrellSoltesz.com
Darrell "Double D"
2013-01-29 18:36:55
My sincere condolences to the family of Sally Starr and her family. I was very fortunate to have known Sally performing some great shows for Sally during the 80's when house was destroyed by fire. Sally was very gracious and humble. I will miss her beautiful smile with her ever loving Popeye doll. Bless you Sally with thevgrace of God always! Darrell "Double D" Soltesz www.DarrellSoltesz.com
Tom Newnam
2013-01-29 20:07:29
When I was ten, dear Sally, I appeared on your show (WFIL 1957) to have you hand over the reins of a wonderful Shetland pony that I had won, in your 'Make a cattle-brand out of your initials' contest. My pony was more than a dream come true. She (you) taught me that when we honor our heart's desires and follow our dreams - respectfully, trustingly, and persistently...the benevolent universe will respond. Thank you dear, amazing Sally Starr. I am but one of so many, many, (a little older now:) kids who adored you... and took your kind words and lessons to heart. And we all - world wide - know you are dancing with the (other) angels now...all the while and forever more living in our hearts. I offer my deepest condolences to your immediate family and special loved ones. You made a huge, and most loving, difference, in the world - for the world, Sally. Thank you, forever. Rest in Peace, my dearest "teacher" and way-shower.
Cindi Aele
2013-01-29 20:28:42
Grew up watching Sally Starr. Had the pleasure of meeting her in 2005 when she helped me to host a benefit for my brother Jim Reeves who was suffering stage 4 colon cancer. She was instrumental in making his benefit a huge success. Thank you Sally, love you and you will be missed. Cindi Abele REM5S9
2013-01-29 21:11:03
i grew up watching our gal sal, every day ..i saw her in a parade in bordentown ,nj a few yrs ago and it brought back my childhood,,RIP , you will aways be remembered fondly
Mary & George Wrigley
2013-01-29 21:23:28
Hi fellow Sally Starr fans. TONS of fans are saddened by the passing of this special lady. When my husband and I were getting married, we went to see a catering hall in Northeast Philly at an "open house" type of event one evening. Low and behold at the desk was Our Gal Sal! What a thrill and, yes, we booked the hall! Sympathies to the family -- we'll all grieve with you. Sally was one SPECIAL lady.
Helen Hanna
2013-01-29 21:29:56
Thank you for your years has Sally Star. Happy January Birthday. My birthday is January 2.
Debbie Stackhouse
2013-01-29 21:34:45
My heart is saddened at yor passing. I look forward to meeting you in person is heaven. You were a big part of my childhood.
Mike Lanzalotti
2013-01-29 22:24:16
Next to my Mother and my Aunt Angie there was nobody more important in my life. With our gal Sal we always felt safe, warm, and loved. Heaven is a happier place now that Angel Sally has her wings.
Lewis Family
2013-01-29 22:35:07
I grew up watching Sally Starr, all through my childhood , after school! God bless the family of this wonderful Lady! RIP Sally you will never be forgotten<3
Helene Pennington
2013-01-29 22:36:00
I remeber meeting Sally at Babe's villiage inn. such a sweet lady and she will be missed by many.
joe sangataldo
2013-01-29 22:41:37
Always from when I was three years old Sally has been MY GAL SAL
Richard Engle
2013-01-29 23:24:16
Dear Aunt Sally, I was so thrilled to meet you in 1996 at the Hilton in Valley Forge,Pa. As everyone it the world, I have been through many things in my life. If not for your wonderful philosophy about life I believe they would have been much more difficult to deal with. I love you, I miss you, and I pray for your safe journey to heaven. May each hair on your head be a candle to light the way for you. Your friend always, I love you Aunt Sally, Richard
Donna Kaminski
2013-01-29 23:29:16
Sally Starr was a wonderful part of my childhood. Seeing her on television, mornings before I went to school or on days off, she inspired me, let me know that girls could do anything! She will live on and on in our fond memories. I send her family love and peace ~ she is a Starr in heaven now!
Debbie Ciancarelli
2013-01-29 23:57:14
Thank you Sally for afternoons spent watching your show as I grew up and for the chance to meet you at the North Italy Club in Vineland. You were, and will always be, much loved.
2013-01-30 00:06:00
So many wonderful hours were spent being entertained by a truly great person.Her love of children was always evident. I had the opportunity to meet her and she was very gracious to her fans. She will be missed
2013-01-30 00:06:41
So many wonderful hours were spent being entertained by a truly great person.Her love of children was always evident. I had the opportunity to meet her and she was very gracious to her fans. She will be missed
2013-01-30 00:06:42
So many wonderful hours were spent being entertained by a truly great person.Her love of children was always evident. I had the opportunity to meet her and she was very gracious to her fans. She will be missed
J Lough
2013-01-30 00:10:15
Thank-you Aunt Sally for all the years you hosted Popeye Theater and for the events you went to. What a thrill it was walking on Kings Highway in Haddonfield one day and I looked over and there you were driving down Kings Highway in your convertable wearing your cow girl out fit . As I looked over you waved to me and smiled ... and I waved back .What a thrill that was. You were always so beautiful so nice so real to everyone you met . So glad I was of the generation that was lucky enough to have you come into our homes weekday nights . Lots of Love Luck and Lollipops and May the Good Lord be Blessing you and your family.
joann budden
2013-01-30 00:17:36
rip sally star
The Chief
2013-01-30 00:22:03
I was very privledged and honored to know Sally, over the past several years, we shared numerous personal appearances together from the radio station WVLT, and always had a great time doing them. I will surely miss her, and her down to earth comments that she said from the heart. Sally never mixed words, she said what she meant, and meant what she said. She inspired many people, she brought so much love, laughter and happiness into thousands of peoples lives. She had such a great out look in life, and always took time to meet and greet the kids around her. She considered all of us who grew up watching her on TV, "her kids"! You have certainly earned your place in heaven Sally, for all the joy and happiness you have brought into all of our lives. Love, Luck and Lollipos Sally, and till we meet again! May you Rest in Peace!
Kathy Ritchie Jacquot
2013-01-30 00:54:51
Sally Starr sits in my memory as a beloved friend. I remember watching her, when I was young, and truly believed she was talking directly to me. She was an inspiration to me in childhood and as an adult. I feel I have lost an important part of my childhood. Sally, you truly will be missed. Love, Luck and Lollipops, xxx.
Donna Budden
2013-01-30 00:55:13
I remember watching her every morning before going to school.She was a big part of memories from my childhood.
2013-01-30 01:13:00
I grew from a little tomboy to a budding young woman watching you. Your grace and soft spoken voice as you shared with all of us, I treasure as you taught and live your heart's love! AND in the end love is all that matters, With much gratitude
Charlie Thomas
2013-01-30 01:24:53
My sympathies to the family of Sally Starr.As a young child I tuned in everyday,she was so beautiful.Loved the cartoons too.She was like my "mother" figure when my mom wasnt around,so I am DEEPLY saddened at this time,I will never forget her
Earl and Susan (Harrell) Whaley
2013-01-30 01:59:41
As children, both of us would watch Sally Starr every day when we got home from school. We both LOVED Sally! Sally may have not had her own children, but she had thousands of "adopted" children who loved her very much. Our thoughts are with her family! Sally, God Bless You for all of the fun times we shared with you - your "Kids" from Newark, Delaware
Charlene Axelson
2013-01-30 02:12:26
Thanks for the wonderful childhood memories! A true Star!
william geiges
2013-01-30 02:16:51
As a small boy i watched Sally on t.v. and i saw her in person about 40 yrs. ago at the town theater , she rode her horse down the ramp !! God Bless and keep you Our gal sal !!
mike and elaine campana
2013-01-30 02:21:42
We met you at the country palace on our harleys you were awesome rest in peace to an awesome lady
2013-01-30 02:21:43
I wonder if you had any idea how many hearts you touched. You were a true original and a pioneer. God bless you.
Dana Pomante
2013-01-30 02:31:19
When my family moved to Delaware, Sally Starr's show was the first show my brother and I saw and we fell in love with her! R.I.P. Sally! Thanks for all the great times!
Barbara Gliniak-Mowen
2013-01-30 02:46:18
You will be missed our Gal Sal...You gave us so many wonderful hours of fun. There is a new Angel in heaven..
Alfred Pomante
2013-01-30 02:46:59
I used to watch Sally Starr (our gal Sal) every weekday at 4PM . Her shows were always entertaing & you learned from watching her show , she even had my Father on for Fire Prevention week he was a Lietutent in the Phila. Fire Dept.
Jennifer Garrity
2013-01-30 03:08:25
You will always be remembered! As my grandmothers best friend, I'm glad that I had the pleasure of knowing you. Rest in peace Sally! Your family and friends are in my prayers as they try to cope with your loss. Please watch over them and guide them through this trying time with your loss. You have lived a beautiful life! (((Hugs)))
Andrea deCento
2013-01-30 03:21:36
I will never forget Sally Starr. She is one of my fondest childhood memories. Thank you for many wonderful years!!
2013-01-30 04:09:53
Our Gal Sal was the best - she made us all feel special when we watched her every day. My sympathies go out to her family. RIP Sally Starr
Mike Rivers
2013-01-30 04:16:38
I rejoice when I reflect upon my memories of this Great Lady. Thank you, Sally. Our Gal Sal, Requiescat in Pace, how we love you.
Helene Masiko
2013-01-30 04:35:26
As a Philadelphia Police Officer's daughter, I got to meet Sally, sat on her lap and had photos taken at the Thrill Show. I adored Sally Starr. Never missed her show. Wanted to be her when I grew up. I've grown up. I'm not her. No one will ever fill her cowgirl boots. God Bless you "Our Gal Sal"!
charles mack
2013-01-30 04:37:26
Thank you Sally for being a part of my childhood.
Lisa Ridolfo
2013-01-30 04:49:21
My greatest childhood memories were watching you Sally Starr before school, it was like you talked directly to me and you made me happy because I didn't like school. In my later years I got to see and talk to you at the Berlin Market and at Marconi plaza what a joy that was to actually talk to you, all my dreams came true both times and I will treasure the autographed picture of you. Rest in Peace up in Heaven along with my Mom and someday we will all be together again.
Linda Serrano
2013-01-30 05:06:57
You have been a Long Time friend and Good memories we had at My Brothers'in Cape may and You and mary are together in Heaven Now Love You Linda <3
Flash Rosenberg
2013-01-30 05:08:57
I loved the Sally Starr show. She was so feisty, boisterous, sly and loving. There was something so weird and wholesome about her, she was a personification of life.
Jeanette Bartha
2013-01-30 05:25:05
Sally you are and always will be the best. Many, many little girl smiles you put on my face.
Bernadette Haley-Ecke
2013-01-30 05:54:55
I grew up watching Sally Starr on TV and we went to a park just off Baltimore Pike near Media, Pa, to watch her perform.She will always be remembered by myself and my family. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Colleen Sherman
2013-01-30 06:37:04
Rest In Peace.. I can hear everyone saying MY GAL SAL ... its amazing how many people remember watching you in the tri state area :)
Aileen Epstein
2013-01-30 07:16:13
I loved watching your show when I was a kid. Now you will not only be Sally Starr on TV, but a Shining Star in heaven. Rest in Peace.
Ray Ray
2013-01-30 09:25:13
Thank you for the fond memories as a child and for being a wonderful influence R.I.P Sally
Karen Wert
2013-01-30 09:35:03
You were a big part in a lot of Philadelphia Baby Boomers' young lives, Sally. Now, you are with God. Rest in Peace.
norman moy
2013-01-30 09:37:27
I remember Our Gal Sal as being a pure hearted show that kids today have missed out on she was more than just a host for popeye theatre she represented herself with class that will never be displayed for todays kids.God Bless her Spirit there will never be another Sally
2013-01-30 10:57:45
I remember whatching Sally on TV as often as I was able to as a kid. She always made me feel important. She was so beautiful . I wanted to be just like her. She added a wonderful piece to my childhood that I will never forget. Thanks ,Sally for your selfless and heartwarming life. Love and miss you.
Susan Bottenfield Woods
2013-01-30 12:23:01
My heartfelt prayers go out to your family. I have the most wonderful memories that you made for me through the T.V. every afternoon. I could not wait til I got my Cowgirl outfit on and my six-shooters and I was you. You were my Teacher and Role Model and I know I am a better person because of it. Fast forward to 2002 and I was getting married in a Western Wedding to my Country singing Cowboy. I called you and asked you to come to my Wedding and you did. In the past 10 years, everyone talks about you being there for me at my Wedding and their memories of you. That was and is the Best day of my Life. Your picture sits proudly on my desk and not a day goes by that I don't think about the joy you brought to this Cowgirl's heart! I love you and miss you!
Bill Patzig
2013-01-30 12:30:21
Thank you for always being there when I got home from school. It was great to know that a friendly would be on the TV every day of the week. I especially remember you Sal come riding your horse into our church Carnival. Rest In Peace.
Fran Garrity Schliminger
2013-01-30 12:34:49
Sally – Thank you for being such a special part of our family. Although not related by blood, you were like family to us. I will always remember the special times at family functions, at the live broadcast of your radio show and the many times you would just stop and pick up a bucket of chicken and stop at my parents' house just to hang out. Thank you for the special attention you gave to my sister Mary. She would listen to your radio show, knowing you would say hi and send out special dedications to her. But most of all thank you for being such a great friend to my mom. While we were all sad to see you go, we knew it was time. No more suffering, no more pain. I am thankful that mom was able to be by your side with your sister Mary during your final moments. May you rest in peace, share your "love luck and lollipops" with everyone in heaven and those of us still here on earth. May my parents and my sister MaryBeth find peace in knowing how important they were to you. May your memories continue to bring smiles to the faces of your many friends and fans. May you continue to watch over those who loved you. We love you Sally! Love, Fran Garrity Schliminger
2013-01-30 13:57:04
I will always remember and cherish the memories I have of Sally Starr. Love, Walt
JMM Barkovich
2013-01-30 14:04:38
Not only did my twin sister and I religously watch Sally Starr's Popeye Theater each afternoon on channel 6, we delighted in meeting her yearly at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help fair. I still remember the day her show "disappeared" from channel 6 - what a sad afternoon that was. Big smooch to our gal Sal, may you rest in God's arms, and know you are still loved and remembered.
2013-01-30 14:24:39
Sally -- thanks for all the wonderful memories. May the Good Lord be blessing YOU and your family. Bye for now... ♥
2013-01-30 14:35:35
Thank you for bringing smiles during a very challenging time.
2013-01-30 15:14:01
Just wanted to send our Gal Sal's family my sympathy. She is such a part the childhood memories of all the kids of,the 50 - 60's. May she rest in peace.
2013-01-30 16:47:27
Sally THANKS for being a part of my childhood. And they say TV rots your brain. RIP
2013-01-30 18:05:01
Loved watching your show when I was a kid with Popeye, and the 3 stooges. RIP Sally love and lollipops.
Ron Staller
2013-01-30 18:22:14
The power and love for Our Gal Sal...I was four years old and my mother was taking me to have my tonsils out. As you would expect when the nun came to collect me I started to scream and held on tight to my mother, until the nun whispered in my ear. I promptly let go of my mother and without even a wave good-bye I disappeared into the ward ahead of the nun. When my mother asked the nun what she said to me the nun simply replied that they had Sally Starr on the TV and I needed to get down the hall or I would miss her. And off I went into the unknown, because I knew Sally Starr was at the end of the hall waiting for me. May God Bless and Keep Sally Starr.
Sandy DeGeorge
2013-01-30 19:12:47
I was four years old when I saw Sally Star at an ice cream stand. I was so excited to see her. I will never for get that day 48 years ago. She was such a beautiful lady. Thank you Sally for all the joy you brought to me when I was a little girl.
Mary Hyland
2013-01-30 19:25:05
Thanks for all the fun when I was a little girl, Sally. And thanks for sending me your book, autographed. May the Good Lord be blessing you.
Mary Hyland
2013-01-30 19:25:07
Thanks for all the fun when I was a little girl, Sally. And thanks for sending me your book, autographed. May the Good Lord be blessing you.
Marilyn Alles
2013-01-30 19:28:12
Just a long time fan saying thank you Sally for your wholesome entertainment and your love of America.
Sylva Smith
2013-01-30 20:07:45
I've never known life without Sally Starr. I had the great honor of seeing her in person at least 5 times in my life and she was always sweet and gracious to everyone. When she opened Popeye Theater with "I hope you feel as good as you look, 'cause you sure look good to your gal Sal," I thought she could actually see me in my living room! I hope she is watching us all and reading everything written about her so she knows how much she was adored. Bye for now Sal... see you again one day.
Andrea Kline
2013-01-30 20:18:17
No afternoon was complete without watching Sally Starr. May her memory be a blessing.
frankie Gigs
2013-01-30 21:32:25
Could not wait to see her every day after school.She warmed my heart with great warmth, there will never be another Gal Sal, I love you Sally. 8GGD3M
Charles & Patricia Ritchie
2013-01-30 21:53:52
Our gal Sal was a part of our growing up - she was a wonderful personality with a smile that could melt any heart and light up the world.
2013-01-30 23:03:46
My sincere condolences to Sally's family and friends. Had the pleasure on several occassions to play piano for Sally when she would come out to the clubs and support live country music..I so enjoyed her smile, personality and wit. Such a sharp minded lady who loved to tell her stories of how she made it in the business, along with all the problems...Much respected and loved...I will miss you young lady...Remember our inside joke about dating each other just to start a rumor...That was hilarious...I will miss you. FLoyd
Kathy Coll
2013-01-31 00:05:00
I am a fan and grew up with Sally Starr. I lived in Philly when I was young and viewed her program the most. She was the smoochienest, we all just loved her! I can't believe she was so close as I've lived in Blue Anchor now for 17 yrs. & didn't realize how close she was. God Bless Sally Starr, "love, luck and lollipops!"
June Adrion
2013-01-31 01:33:08
Lots of good memories growing up watching Our Gal Sal on Popeye Theater...got to see her many times in person over the years; the last time was a couple of years ago at an antique store in Hammonton where she was doing her radio broadcast live...that was a wonderful surprise. Another time she was appearing at G-Boys, my Dad wanted to see her, he was in a wheelchair and when we got there she came over started talking to him and my Mom, then she put her arms around my Dad and we took their picture...that really made his day...Thank You! RIP, God Bless and thanks for the memories…Love, Luck and Lollipops.
Sandy Adrion
2013-01-31 02:25:24
Our Gal Sal will certainly be missed. She was such a nice lady, as we met her several times and she was so kind to my Dad who had had a stroke. We took him to see her at G-Boys and she could not have been nicer. She got up from signing her autographs, to get a picture taken with my Dad and Mom. I remember when we were young and couldn't wait to get home from school to watch her at 4pm on Channel 6 each day. She will be missed. God Bless Our Gal Sal. Love, Luck & Lollipops!
Richard Pattanite,Jr.
2013-01-31 11:01:56
'Our gal Sal' will be remembered for the countless apprearances she appeared in the Burlington County area especially yearly at the Zurbrugg Hospital Spring fair and the Willingboro Plaza at the Fox Theater. My Saturdays were filled with fun not only watching her show in the morning and seeing her in person in the afternoon along with other Channel 6 local children show hosts like Cheif Halftown and Gene London. My wife was also in the audience unknown at that time watching the same shows. May you rest in peace and thanks for all the joy we gave us for the "Philly kids of the 60's and 70's. E92TH4
Tammy McMahon
2013-01-31 13:50:39
I remember meeting this special lady at my elementary school when I was a little girl. I've wanted a pair of cowgirl boots ever since. Rest in peace Sally :-)
cindy Heggan
2013-01-31 15:05:23
Wow, Oh Miss Sally,what sweet-kind memories you've returned to me, in the early 1960's I lived on w.h.pike in Berlin, the new Heritage store opened in the plaza..mom sent my with my red wagon & baby Vic to get Gal of milk (heavy glass jug) We watched you every day ,we all Loved you, so Pretty & kind words,Imagine You were at Heritages for Grand-opening with the Oscar Mayer Wiener mobile & YOU were More Beautiful ,we had black/white T.v, So You were truly more beautiful in-person and still sooo kind and smiley & waving & throwing Kisses to everyone Sweet-sweet politeness,kindness & Beauty all in one..NO ONE will ever fill your boots,Thank-You for being our Life-time Friend,mentor & Mother Superior all in one..Love, Luck & LOLLIPOPS. Kisses & HUGS..c.Heggan(Neill) Oklahoma
2013-01-31 15:28:23
My energetic 3 year old blue eyed blond little boy sitting still for her entire tv show giving his mom her chance to put her feet up and rest for a whole hour
Kathy M
2013-01-31 17:00:24
You continue to give an eternity of smiles & memories. So glad to have grown up with Our Gal Sal. Keep smiling on us all.
john mosley jr
2013-01-31 17:23:31
sendin my prayers to her family and friends,i met her once in elmer,nj,sshe was a sweet old lady.R.I.P sally
Renee Reynolds
2013-01-31 21:17:47
What can i say. I grew up watching Sally Starr. She was my favorite female personality and that will never change. She was a beautiful and loving person. Love Lucks and Lollipops Sally
Gary Peacock
2013-01-31 21:28:16
Sally came to my hometown high school in Bridgeton circa 1954-55. My sister and a friend of hers took me along. In the following years I would watch her show near religiously. God Bless You, Sal...and Thanks. :)
Ferne E. Knauss
2013-01-31 22:47:53
Memories of watching Sally Starr on TV when I was little, the joy of appearing on her show, having my own Sally Starr doll and my own Sally Starr outfit including a special cowboy hat that I would walk up and down the back patio for hours and hours are definitely among my most treasured and happy childhood memories. Thank you for your loving smile and allowing your fans to share your life always. RIP Sally Starr and know you are forever loved.
Tom Kelley
2013-01-31 23:09:12
My condolences on your loss. Although I did not know her personally. I don't know how many days I watched and enjoyed her as a youngster. Tom Kelley 61 Gloucester,N.J.
mike medoro
2013-02-01 00:14:38
God Bless you Sally. I never missed your show when I was a kid. May you rest in peace...
mike medoro
2013-02-01 00:17:15
God Bless you Sally. I never missed your show when I was a kid. May you rest in peace...
mike medoro
2013-02-01 01:00:19
God Bless you Sally. I never missed your show when I was a kid. May you rest in peace.
Theresa Morris
2013-02-01 02:25:51
Thank you Sally for all the cherished childhood memories...I have many happy & fun Summer Sundays at your family /picnic ground...God Bless
Eileen Thrower
2013-02-01 16:07:08
Thank You, Sally, for my Fond childhood memories. The heavens have received another angel.
Gail Cole
2013-02-01 23:22:28
The memories I have of Sally Starr are as vivid today as they were when I was growing up. So many wonderful memories she gave us all. We still have smiles on our faces remembering after all these years! Thank you Sally! Our Gal Sal!
2013-02-02 00:26:40
Rev Dr Burnt Swamp
2013-02-02 07:44:17
Hello fellow fans. My brothers & I watched religiously in the afternoon. We saw her at the old Riverview Park and it was a REALLY big deal for all the kids there. Then we moved away on Nov. 22, 1963. Later I got old & the internet was invented. I was thrilled that it provided a way to see how active she remained. Few if any stars ever met their public more, and for so long. Reading all these tributes proves that Sally was the biggest Starr of them all.
2013-02-02 09:50:43
Thanks for being there, Sally
Bruce McComb
2013-02-02 12:33:27
Sally , You were the best. Every kid in my neighborhood ran home to watch your show , and you never let us down . Kindness , fun , and love . You will be lovingly remembered by all.
2013-02-02 12:39:22
I remember meeting Sally at the elementary school in Stratford, NJ when I was five or six...I wanted so badly to meet her and many children were surrounding her. I watched her show every day and couldn't believe she was standing near by looking so beautiful in her white cowgirl outfit and hat! i remember starting to cry as I also wanted to meet and speak with her. Sally must have seen that I was crying and walked over to me and kissed me on the cheek. I never forgot her kindness. I saw her again as an adult in a medical facility. I worked there and went out into the waiting area to say hello. She asked me to sit with her and we had a great time reminiscing. What a wonderful lady....
2013-02-02 15:13:42
Love, luck & lollipops.......you were the best and a great role model for us girls!
2013-02-02 20:51:40
I will never forget watching her on POPEYE THEATER she was sucha big part of my childhood THANK YOU MISS STARR for being a wonderful role model for us baby boomers and being so warm and gracious to all your fans we ahve a new "STARR" in heaven rest in peace LOVE LUCK AND LOLLIPOPS
Ray Johnson
2013-02-02 22:53:00
I remember being glued to the TV for my Popeye Theater and Three Stooges fix each and every day. And how excited all the township kids were when Our Gal Sal visited the Cardiff Circle Auction in Egg Harbor Twp back in the early 60's...She drove up in a Powder Blue Lincoln convertible decked out in her famous Western fringes, hat, and boots. She was so beloved by so many of us kids. To me, she was truly like having a kindly aunt babysit me from over the air. 'All righty-rooney' she used to say!! God Bless and Keep you, Dear Sally. Thank you for some of my fondest childhood memories. In looking through your photos, it is so evident how much you were loved, And how much YOU loved others... Love, Luck and Lollipops Forever. Many a child's world was a better place for your having been a part of it..xxooo
2013-02-03 00:24:06
Sally Star brings back so many pleasant childhood memories watching Popeye Theatre everyday after school. I remember meeting her once & she gave everyone an autographed picture...fond memories. RIP our gal Sal...they don't make them like you anymore! God Bless
Denise Putnam Raysor
2013-02-03 04:30:47
Sorry for such a great loss of a Special Lady who has touched so many. I remember when Sally Star took the special time out of her day to be in the local annual Dogwood Parade in Phoenixville, PA. It really made my day when she road by while in the parade and waved and smiled to me. It was a special day, after all a TV STAR, a celebrity came to Phoenixville, PA to be in the parade. To this day the parade still goes on every year in Phoenixville, PA around the week end closest to May 16th. A Dogwood Queen is selected and festivities go for days. The parade has been known to go for as long as three and four hours sometimes.
Hank O'Brien
2013-02-03 17:27:12
I've know Sally over 50 years and was her personal photographer and creator of her first website. I took many of the photos in her gallery and all shots from the "Annie Get Your Gun" show. She was very kind to me when I lived in her Florida home for several years. I will miss and always remember her along with countless fans. "Love. Luck & Lollipops!" Bye for now, Sal. Hank O'Brien
2013-02-03 22:08:33
Thank you for being such a positive influence on my life and many happy memories of watching from my rocking chair as a young child. You will always hold a special place in my heart. My thoughts will be with you now and forever. You truly are My Gal Sal....
Thomas Brown
2013-02-03 23:38:42
To our dear Sally. Rest well my dear friend. I still have a picture with you when I was a boy with many fond memories of you on Popye Theater. I thank you for all your support to the Gay and Lesbian community too. Keeping smiling on us and ID will always pray for you.
Tim H
2013-02-03 23:59:29
Grew up with Sally. Like part of the family. An icon that will never be replaced! Rest in Peace
Helen Klingerman
2013-02-04 00:11:44
I grew up watching Our Gal Sal. Her birthday was my birthday and I will always cherish that. My sister and I had seen sally on many occasions when she had a public appearance. She always took the time to talk and not rush us along. She is truly an icon and she will be deeply missed. RIP Sally
2013-02-04 01:12:43
I grew up watching her program and will never forget the dance we shared at West Point Park many years ago. Love, luck and lollipops.
Gary W. Holmes, II. of Elkton, Maryland
2013-02-04 03:52:21
God Bless Sally Starr & other folks like Chief Halftown, & Capt. & Mrs. Noah. I saw Sally once at the B & O Railroad Holly Christmas Tree in Cecil County, Maryland. May Jesus comfort her loved ones. Happy Trails.
Judie Alliano
2013-02-04 04:54:11
Always and forever in my childhood memories. Love you Sally Star.
Margie Mangino
2013-02-04 04:54:21
Sally Starr was a wonderful part of my childhood. Seeing her on television, mornings before I went to school or on days off, she inspired me, let me know that girls could do anything! She will live on and on in our fond memories. I send her family love and peace ~ she is a Starr in heaven now!
Jane Marston
2013-02-04 05:43:59
Sally made late afternoons special.. Saw her several times over the years at personal appearances...Always most gracious...Also had the pleasure of introducing my young granddaughters to Sally a couple of years..A treasured memory..Heaven is brighter with Sally Starr there..
2013-02-04 10:11:28
Happy Trails To You...Hi Oh Silver......Thanks for the Memories
2013-02-04 12:36:41
We love you, Sally. Thank you for making our childhood better & for always being so nice to everyone. May God bless you.
2013-02-04 14:51:42
Thank you Sally Starr for my wonderful childhood memories. Ionly wish kids together could have experienced what I did growing up. Those are great memories and ones I will cherish in my heart forever. RIP Sally. Love you lots!
2013-02-04 16:06:20
Terry Linden
2013-02-04 17:02:22
I loved watching Sally Starr on TV when I was little. I was sadden to hear that she passed away - my deepest sympathy to her family - may she rest in peace
Bob L.
2013-02-04 17:11:25
As did many kids, I grew up watching Our Gal Sal. She was always there with a smile and a joke. Sally made us laugh and had good things to say. I never got to see her in person although, I wish I had. She was a Philly Icon and will be sadly missed. LOVE, LUCK and Lollipops Sally
Dave Crowthers
2013-02-04 17:30:07
I will always remember watching Popeye Theater after school. I met Sally many times at personal appearances and even bought her book. She will be a true "Starr" in heaven. Condolescences to the family and to Mary Gilbert.
2013-02-04 18:04:19
I watched Sally every day as a child. One of my greatest childhood thrills was meeting her in person at an event. Wish there was a show like that today.
mark baker
2013-02-04 19:19:36
Sally was my childhood guide to treating people well and being kind to others
Loretta wetzel
2013-02-04 19:51:16
Watching Sally as a young girl and wishing I were her! Love, luck and lollipops Sally.
Mary C. Plummer-Williams
2013-02-04 20:24:56
I remember Sally Starr when we first moved to Wilmington, DE. watching Popeye cartoons. I fell in love with her show and her because I always wanted to be a cowgirl growing up in North Carolina and riding a horse name trigger. She was my idol. Will miss her and the joy and love she gave to us all as little girls.
William Somershoe, Jr.
2013-02-04 20:39:05
We always enjoyed her show on channel 6 and finally met her at the Hatboro Parade in 2001. We will miss you. Love, luck, and lollipops from the Somershoe Family
Ron Davis
2013-02-04 20:54:04
I was fortunate to talk to her a few years ago to tell me how much she meant to me. She was our mom.and we listened to everything she had to say . We love and thank you for being there for me and millions of kids .Kindness and love are the greatest emotions and she had tons of both for everyone
2013-02-05 00:11:40
Dear Mary and family, I was saddened to hear the loss of your family member. I would run home from school; just to see my favorite show. I remember Poyeye and the three stooges. As children we had good clean show to challenge our imagination. Sally Starr had many, many adopted children, I was one of them. I feel that I have loss a family member. I felt that when she sent her signature love, luck and lollipops, then the kiss; I catch the kiss. I now send a kiss back to her, for touching my childhood as she has. Family stay strong for one another. I will be praying for the family. Thanks for sharing Sally Starr with us.
linda ruiz
2013-02-05 03:13:10
ill always remenber the frist time i saw her in phila. on market street on thanksgiving an it was really snowing she had that smile on her face that light you up and make you happy so rest in peace and god be with your love ones cause you will be missed but never forgotten
Another Karen
2013-02-05 15:48:47
Our Gal Sal and Dick Clark were a daily routine and in the past two years we have given both back to the heavens above. As Our Gal Sal rode off into the light of the sunset, I hope with the Good Lord she saw again her departed husband, family, friends, fans, and yes, even her horses and pets. That would be the ultimate joy in the hereafter. We will miss you dearly. Be at peace Sweetie, until we all meet again!
2013-02-05 16:46:03
Sally, thank you so much for being a part of my childhood. Love, luck and Lollipops
Sandra Novoshielski
2013-02-05 18:51:48
Sally at the Pennsauken Mart and Sally at the Cinema movie theatre in Cherry Hill Mall. anShe was hosting Snow White And The Three Stooges. She is the world's prettiest cowgirl.
Mary Anne Hines
2013-02-07 01:31:49
Love, luck and lollipops will always be in my heart. Thanks Sally for so many wonderful memories.
2013-02-07 15:32:02
I will always remeber you
Philly Carol
2013-02-07 19:27:04
I have loved you since I was a little girl and was so happy to meet you and talk to you when I became part of the WVLT family. It has been an honor to have known you. You were a one of a kind person. You showed love and kindness to so many. I was just so thrilled to have known you and to have you be a part of my life. I would not be on radio if it were not for you. You have been an inspiration to all, especially women. You have showed us how to follow that dream and not give up. You will always be in our hearts. Thanks for the memories and the goodness you gave to all from within your heart. You were a shining star and I bet heaven is really shining now. Rest in Peace Sally Starr the brightest star of them all.
Mary Garrity
2013-02-09 22:51:58
Sally will be very missed by me. I loved when she would come visit me. I'm so happy that I got to visit her at Christmas. She will always have a special place in my heart.
Alex Benzuk
2013-02-11 12:34:07
I miss Sally!! I used to watch her on tv, when I was little. I had an innocent boy crush on her! I saw her, in a parade, in Camden,N.J. when I was small. Later, in years, I used to see her in Rittenhouse Sq. I work across the street from there. My friend got me an autograph from Sally, but I lost it! My Grandfather used to hang out with Sally, before I was born, his name was Robert Covey. Alex Benzuk, Oaklyn, N.J.
Roseanna Glassberg
2013-02-16 14:21:37
greatest cowgirl and childhood memory thank you
2013-02-17 01:19:43
I loved Sally Starr. Me and my sister always watched her show. She was just awesome. We will be sadly missed by so many. God bless you Sally.
Tim Frieze
2013-02-23 14:47:09
I Remember growing up Watching Sally Starr she IS & ALWAYS WILL BE AMERICAS SWEETHEART
Sue Harmer-Sommer
2013-03-30 23:27:24
Legends of childrens' TV will NEVER be replaced. What an inspiration to so many of us!
Walter Juraniec
2013-04-03 22:29:59
50 years latter and she still touched my heart. RIP Sal we all loved you.
Monica Gallagher
2013-05-18 14:59:39
Love Sally !


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symposium + exhibition 'SPEED' 2009-2010
June 3, 9.00 - 14.00, Bergen, West Norway Museum
of Decorative Art, green room 3rd floor
Slow or Fast? A seminar on crafts identity and social function
with some Think Tank speakers, Jorunn Veiteberg, Love Jönsson, Mònica Gaspar, Liesbeth den Besten, Gabi Dewald, and Felieke van der Leest and Ezra Shales.
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June 3 - August 8, exhibition SPEED at Galleri Format, Bergen
May 14, 18:00 - 19.30 (6-7.30 pm), London, COLLECT
Saatchi Gallery, events space, second floor:
The Speed of Craft: presented by Think Tank
a rapid-fire presentation by Glenn Adamson, Liesbeth den Besten, Mònica Gaspar, Ben Lignel and Jorunn Veiteberg
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Events space, Saatchi Gallery, May 14 2010, 6 - 7.30 pm
3 - 9 March 2010, Munich / Germany, IHM, Handwerk & Design
Mrs. Heidi Müller, our representative in Munich
the Think Tank booth in Munich, with all TT publications for sale, as well as Ted Noten's Miss Piggy rings.
a group of students at the Think Tank booth
8 - 11 October 2009, Gmunden / Austria
6th Think Tank Symposium and exhibition SPEED
symposium + exhibition 'SKILL' 2008-2009
4 June - 8 August 2009,
Galleria Norsu, Helsinki, Finland
11 - 17 March 2009, München/Munich / Germany
IHM Internationale Handwerksmesse München / International Trade Fair Munich
Halle / Hall A1 Handwerk & Design
17 February - 3 March 2009, London / Great Britain
Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery
2 Percy Street, London
18 - 21 September 2008, Gmunden / Austria
5th Think Tank Symposium and exhibition SKILL
exhibition in the Rathhausfestsaal in the old town hall of Gmunden,
18-21 September 2008
symposium + exhibition 'GIFT' 2007-2008
5th April – 25th May 2008 : GUSTAVSBERGS KONSTHALL
Odelbergs väg 9, Gustavsberg (near Stockholm)
opening speech by Love Jönsson.
one day seminar 'Craftspotting': 23 May, 2008
lectures by:
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Anders Ljungberg
Laurie Britton Newell
Glenn Adamson
discussion, moderator: Annica Kvint
exhibition GIFT, at Gustavsbergs Konsthall, 2008
28 February - 5 March 2008: IHM Munich, Germany
The exhibition GIFT was present at the IHM, Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich / International Trade Fair Hall A1, every day from 9.30 am - 6 pm
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10 January - 2 February 2008:
Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery, London, UK
tours: 23-26 January, informal tous of the exhibition by members of Think Tank and exhibiting artists
13 - 16 September 2007:
Exhibition in the shop windows of Gmunden, Austria
Gmunden am Traunsee, Austria
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Paul Scott + David Clarke
Ted Noten
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Fourth Think Tank Symposium, Gmunden, Austria
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28th September, City Gallery Wellington
3rd October, Dunedin Public Art Gallery
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Galerie im Volkspark der Burg Giebichenstein, Halle, Germany
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Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery, London, UK
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Landesgalerie Linz am Oberösterreichischen Landesmuseum, Austria
15 September - 17 September 2006:
Kammerhofgalerie, Stadtmuseum Gmunden, Austria
14 September - 17 September 2006:
Third Think Tank Symposium, Gmunden, Austria
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symposium+exhibition 'LANGUAGES' 2005 - 2006
17 March - 21 May 2006:
Danish Museum of Art + Design, Copenhagen, Denmark
20 January - 5 March 2006:
London Gallery West, University of Westminster, London, UK
10 February 2006:
Art Workers Guild, London UK
Think Tank Symposium 'Languages: The Decorative Arts in Europe Today'
26 October 2005 - 8 January 2006:
Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt, Germany
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Galerie 422, Gmunden, Austria
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This is my First contest, 20 years old... before weight is about 185, after weight is 162.
commments, suggestions, everything is appreciated... also my contest is Next weekend... July 31st ... any advice on peaking would be greatly appreciated.. THX!
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Diet for 12 week precontest:
Upon waking: 2 scoops protein, banana , .5-1 cup blueberries, enough water for blender to function..... Key here is to switch your body out of its catabolic phase into an anabolic phase... good whey protein for fast absorption... and some fruit (carbs) to spike those insulin levels to stop from eatting up hard earned muscle.
Personally I enjoy working out in the morning so my next meal would be my pre-workout meal (try and get that in roughly 1.5-2hrs before training)... 9 eggs (7whites 2whole), 1/2 cup oatmeal in water or 2 slices of whole wheat toast (hold the butter/jelly). The key here is to get quality protein and carbs in before training as to supply ur body with enough energy to power through a strong workout.
post-workout: 2 scoops whey + 2 tablespoons of honey.... dont mix them lol its not good... just eat the honey raw... its actually kind of a treat considering you wont be cheating during contest prep... I use the honey post workout because i am a firm believer in taking carbs with protein (during the post-workout window)... protein molecules are extremely big on a cellular level... so the carbs aid in getting those protein molecules into the muscle faster to halt catabolism...
from here (after my daily workout) I will eat every 2-3 hours ... meals will be one of...
Boiled chicken
lean ground turkey (93/7)
egg (go with a 3/1 or 4/1 "white/yoke" ratio)
extra virgin olive oil
30g walnut/almond
Generally I go with the leaner meats in the evening (chicken/tuna) and the turkey meat with lunch.... try to choose a Protein and 1 of the other 2.... either a fat or a veggi... if u need some olive oil on the asparagus/broccoli thats fine but be moderate with it...
Before bed: I eat 1-2 cups cottage cheese(1%) depending on 2 things.... 1: If my last meal was relativly recent I will go with 1cup.... 2: If i need to make up for calories ill eat a little extra cottage cheese, 2 cups .... i also like to throw in a few walnuts in here for fat to slow down the digestion while sleeping... small handful (15-20g)
Important Note.... When you eat what you eat....(hope i didint lose you there)... is just as important as what it is your eatting.... carbs should be consumed at 3 different times during the day... 1: upon waking..... 2: pre-workout.... 3:Post-workout.... other then those 3 times you should not be consuming carbs unless its the veggies listed above... cant afford the insulin spike :/ .... and on that note.... when consuming your carbs try to keep fat consumption to a minimum... when insulin levels are high fat oxidizes into to adipose tissue(fat cells) more easily...
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