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I am a Muslim. I am an American. My father is Indonesian and my birth mother is Okinawan. I grew up in the Monterey Bay area in northern California. Growing up, I was never perceived as Asian. At one time, I chose "Pacific Islander" as my ethnicity, since my peers kept telling me that real Asians looked a certain way. That way didn't look like me. Before I started wearing a headscarf, people assumed that I was Mexican. It was not an unfair assumption. The majority of the ethnic minorities in my primarily Caucasian town were Mexican or of Mexican descent. But it became rather tiresome to try to defend my inability to speak Spanish or know about my culture, when it really was just what others assumed as my culture. Not that I knew a ton about either of my inherited cultures in the first place. So, to add another layer to what I was supposed to know, a collective history of people over the last 1,400 years from different continents, cultures, languages, races – just because we shared a common religion – was just a little bit daunting.
A 2009 Gallup report found that the American Muslim community is the "most racially diverse religious group surveyed in the United States." African Americans constitute 35 percent of this demographic and more than a quarter classify themselves as racially white, (yes, Virginia, a lot of Arabs check the white box), 20 percent are Asian, 18 percent identify as other, and 1 percent identify as Hispanic. So many Muslims have talked about our large "imagined community"[1] and what it means here in the United States. In this country, as in others, the Muslim community is a blend of Islamic ideas and identities. What it means to be Muslim is a conscious existential choice rather than a cultural given. It is a microcosm of the larger world and an amalgamation of identities, practices and norms that vie for a place of being authentic, Islamically and morally correct.
Since Islam is more of a blending of my cultural norm and ethnic identity, nationality took precedence in my identity, and I identified as just an American. I went to school, hung out with friends, did my homework and was involved in multiple extracurricular activities. It didn't even occur to me that I was different from my friends, except that I knew I was Muslim, Indonesian and Japanese. I did have a teacher ask one time if English was my second language and a parent ask if anyone had ever discriminated against me because I wasn't white. That was when the concept of identity really entered my consciousness. I asked my friends what they thought of me. They just said they saw me as me, and that meant more to me than anything else. It still does. The concept of a colorblind society was an idea that disturbed me, though, and I began to realize the privilege my peers had and what my own privilege had been.
Then 9/11 happened. I can honestly say that before then, I never thought I would wear a scarf. I was deeply interested in my faith, but it was much more in the context of history and spirituality rather than in actual practice. Until I went to college and met other Muslims, I only knew some of the social and religious normatives in the "mainstream" Muslim community. As I grew in my faith, I adopted more of these social mores, and my identity became more complex. When I put on my scarf, I automatically became an Arab. People assumed that I knew Arabic, that I didn't know English, and that some man in my family was oppressing me, forcing me to veil myself.
Even my own family's perception of me changed. One of my uncles was worried that I was never going to have fun again. My identity became faith first, then ethnicity and nationality. Yet, I was a minority within a minority, as most of the students in my Muslim Students' Association were Pakistani and Arab. Strangely, though I was already supposed know everything about my collective Islamic history, my parents resented my adopting more Arab dress. I thought it was fine if I was wearing clothing from everywhere and everyone, but Indonesia wasn't very well represented in Islamic fashion, at least in the States. And though this has changed in recent years, I found that unless they had been to the archipelago, other Muslims did not know much about Indonesia, other than that it is the most populous Muslim country in the world. It is a strange thing to think, in a community that is so large and diverse, it is almost an accepted norm to know each other by stereotypes.
I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to study abroad in Turkey in 2003. Like most study-abroad experiences, it was enlightening in so many ways, both frustrating and rewarding. What I found amusing, though, was the perception of Muslim Americans by the Turkish students I met. I had a conversation with a slightly inebriated young man who had watched "Malcolm X" and thought all Muslims in America were black. I thought it was funny when one of the Turkish girls on my floor said that they loved the slight chink in my eyes and declared me to be Asian, not questionably Asian. I was also able to travel a bit, visit other countries in the region. My overall takeaway from that experience was realizing just how American I am, despite, or perhaps because of, my multi-layered identity. Upon returning to the U.S., I felt like my identity had fractured even more.
When I was young, my cousin's cousin came over from Indonesia to visit one summer. Upon meeting me, then a teenager, he declared me to be hancur. Hancur is an Indonesia word and has an array of meanings. In this particular context, it was used to describe something broken. It was not a nice thing to say. People with multiple backgrounds can have a view that might even be described as multi-faceted — layering mixed cultures, American identity, religion outside of the status quo and the perception of others. Such a viewpoint can lead to confusion, despair and the idea that one is never enough. I felt this way particularly during graduate school, despite my attending a program that had a cohort that was substantially diverse and in a very multicultural city. Graduate school can be an isolating experience for everyone, but I felt almost unwelcome, though I received my MLIS at my undergraduate alma mater. Little incidents, like hearing someone say there was too much of a focus on diversity in our program, having books knocked out of my hands as someone brushed past me, or facing glares in class from those that perceived me to be strongly prejudiced against the LGBT community, were flooring. The latter particularly disturbed me, as a relative had just come out to our family and I was helping my friend, a trans-man, acclimate to the area and to his physically expressed, postoperative identity.
Added to that was my attendance at a professional librarian panel program, in which a known critic of Islam was invited to speak. This panel was intended for an audience of ethnic and multicultural librarians as a representation of my community. By extension, it was meant to represent me. I felt even more unwelcome in the library field.
Graduate school allows a student to develop skills and explore professional opportunities, but I found myself paralyzed into inaction. I entered the library field because of my interest and belief in the power of libraries. I wanted to provide information and dispel misinformation, not only in general, but specifically false impressions about any of my communities. I thought that it would be empowering for the public to see a person who looks like me working at the local level and to see that I was a normal person. I do regret not being more active, or more willing to advocate for myself during my graduate school years, but I was unwilling to share so much of myself with people whom I thought would not accept me even if I tried. It was much later though, with the help and support of a few good friends, and the recommendation of a professor to join APALA, that I was able to find my feet and my voice again.
There are problems that I face everyday, or at least on a regular basis. I have had patrons leave me proselytizing material, had a child ask if I was going to blow up the building, and have even received an anonymous death threat while on the job. I have been called "that Korean lady," "that White lady" and, my favorite, "the lady with the rag on her head." Like all of us in the public eye, I have had my share of negative experiences and I am sure there will be more over the course of my career. Working as a children's librarian has also given me some of the most rewarding experiences of my life.
Finding support from other professionals in the field who have had similar experiences helped me to move beyond those negative experiences. Now more than ever, I am determined to stay true to my initial career goals, develop professionally and share my experiences with others. I hope that people will see me for who I am beyond my appearances and beyond stereotyping in the field and out of it.
Ariana Sani Hussain
Children's Librarian at District of Columbia Public Library
Washington, D.C.
Editing assistance provided by Melissa Cardenas-Dow and Jeremiah Paschke-Wood.
[1] See Anderson, B. (1983). Imagined communities: Reflections on the origin and spread of nationalism.
Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism by Benedict Anderson
The New Imagined Community by Uriya Shavit
Pew Research Center:
Muslim Americans: Middle Class and Mostly Mainstream
How Muslims Compare With Other Religious Americans: http://www.pewresearch.org/2007/07/06/how-muslims-compare-with-other-religious-americans/
Encyclopedia of Muslim-American History by Edward E. Curtis IV
Muslim American Youth: Understanding Hyphenated Identities through Multiple Methods by Selcuk R. Sirin and Michelle Fine
Living Islam Out Loud: American Muslim Women Speak edited Saleemah Abdul-Ghafur
I Speak for Myself: American Women on Being Muslim edited Maria M Ebrahimji & Zahra T Suratwala
Muslim Women in America: The Challenge of Islamic Identity Today by Yvonne Yazbeck Haddad, Jane I. Smith and Kathleen M. Moore
Love in a Headscarf by Shelina Janmohamed
Does My Head Look Big In This? by Randa Abdel-fattah (YA)
The Butterfly Mosque: A Young American Woman's Journey to Love and Islam by G. Willow Wilson
Katie Seitz is a new APALA member. She is currently getting her MSLS at Simmons College GSLIS with a concentration in archives and expects to graduate in August 2015. Through the Simmons chapter of the Progressive Librarian Guild, Katie curates a lecture series for the Simmons Anti-Racism Working Group. This project features various LIS professionals invited to Simmons College to speak about race and racism in the field. Additionally, she is an intern at the Massachusetts State House Special Collections department, Roxbury Community College Archives and has an upcoming archives assistantship with Tufts University's Digital Collections and Archives.
Katie is working hard towards her goal of being a public librarian and archivist:
I enjoy the service and community aspects of library work and the chance to publicize history that comes with archives work. I have welcomed the opportunity to grow in different ways at my various internships, whether that's learning how to put together a MARC record or writing a blog post about a Civil War-era collection of papers. Some days I still can't believe that I will soon get to do this work professionally.
She identifies as a multiracial Korean American. She writes,
My mother is Korean and my father is white of Ashkenazi Jewish heritage. Though I was raised in a predominantly white town, my mother sent me and my sister to Korean school every Saturday and we got to spend time with Korean American family and friends. I am so grateful for her hard work in helping us maintain a connection to Korean language and culture.
Having joined APALA just a few months ago, Katie looks forward to becoming more active with APALA in the future:
I was so glad to connect with other A/PI people in the LIS world. This profession is not diverse, and we must advocate for our own concerns because no one else is going to do it for us…. I have only been a member for a few months, but I have been so impressed already by the way that APALA works to promote A/PI visibility, supports and celebrates its members, and is responsive to member voices. I have a deep commitment to promoting social justice and I am excited to be part of a group that has an active, conscious membership and engagement with social issues. Of course, I'm also looking forward to meeting people at conferences and in the Boston area!
Welcome to APALA, Katie!
Edited by Alyssa Jocson and Raymond Wang
Just a reminder: For the latest news on events APALA has planned for ALA Annual Conference in Las Vegas, check out the APALA @ ALA Annual page.
APALA Tour: Zappos and the Downtown Project
APALA Executive Board Meeting
APALA Literature Awards Banquet
APALA Membership Meeting
APALA President's Program: Immigration Reform, Asian Americans and Librarianship
More details on the APALA Tour and Literary Awards/Social to be announced, so keep your eyes and ears open!
Congratulations to our incoming Executive Board members, who will be serving under the leadership of incoming President Eileen K. Bosch.
President: Eileen K. Bosch
Treasurer: Dora Ho
Secretary: Sarah Hong-Ji Jeong
Member-at-Large (2014-2016): Melissa Cardenas-Dow
Member-at-Large (2014-2016): Paolo P. Gujilde
Member-at-Large (2014-2015): Annie Pho
Member-at-Large (2013-2015): Anna Coats
Immediate Past President: Eugenia Beh
All terms will begin after the 2014 ALA Annual Conference.
In late March 2014, APALA Web Content Sub-committee members Melissa Cardenas-Dow and Alyssa Jocson conducted a long-distance, asynchronous e-mail-based discussion with Gary Colmenar, prominent APALA member, current ALA Council candidate, and SRRT Action Council member (Social Responsibilities Round Table). We focused on APALA's upcoming 35th Anniversary Conference, of which Gary is one of the three program chairs. The APALA 35th Anniversary Conference will be a conglomeration of events intended to showcase the bridge that is the past, present, and future of APALA, both as an organizational entity and as a social group of diverse librarians intent on supporting each other and the Asian/Pacific Islander (API) communities in North America. The following article is the first of a three-part mini-series marking APALA's 35th Anniversary. It also offers an edited version of our conversation.
Melissa Cardenas-Dow (MICD): Thanks, Gary, for agreeing to do this interview with us. Please briefly tell us about yourself and your position(s) in APALA, especially your role in planning APALA's 35th Anniversary celebration.
Gary Colmenar (GC): Thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about APALA's 35th Anniversary. The Anniversary Steering Committee has met several times now, since the call for volunteers was sent last fall. We received a high number of responses from the initial call. Since then, we have met via phone conferences and collaborated over email and the APALA wiki. We also had a meeting at Midwinter in Philadelphia [ALA Midwinter 2014]. Currently, the committees are engaged in the initial stages of planning.
I am one of the co-chairs for the APALA 35th Anniversary Steering Committee. The other co-chairs are Jade Alburo and Florante Peter Ibañez. I am also involved in the Program Planning Sub-committee. I was APALA President in 2002-2003 and Executive Director from 2006-2012. Currently, I am the Editor of the APALA Newsletter. I am a Humanities and Social Sciences Librarian at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
MICD: What do you think is the most important function(s) of APALA?
GC: I'd like to answer this question by going back to the history of APALA and looking at the original goals set by the founders. This history is well-chronicled by Ken Yamashita in his article entitled, "Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association: A History of APALA and Its Founders." Ken mentioned several critical issues affecting librarians of Asian Pacific American heritage, which the founders wanted to address through a formal body. They wanted to address the lack of visibility and recognition of librarians of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) descent in ALA, to provide a forum through which API librarians could voice and share their successes and concerns related to their work and profession. The founders wanted to establish an organization that will open lines of communication with ALA, its units, and the public in general. Furthermore, they wanted to create an organization that welcomed all Asian ethnicities, a place to discuss issues shared by Asian Pacific Americans. In 1975, the Asian American Librarians Caucus (AALC) was formed. Five years later, APALA was created.
MICD: How do you think these goals and functions evolved over the years? Do you think they did (or didn't) change?
GC: Yes, I most definitely think these have changed! It seems that evolution or change is a natural trait of a dynamic and working organization. The functions have evolved also with increase in membership, changes in the composition of the Executive Board, and with more resources. As a result, the organization has expanded in what it does. For example, APALA has been engaged in giving scholarships and other types of awards. APALA has become more involved in philanthropic work, making donations to API organizations, communities and libraries. APALA has made donations to the Asian American Federation WTC in the aftermath of the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001. APALA has made donations to groups in other countries. APALA also has made great strides in developing professional relationships with other library organizations, especially the various ethnic library affiliates and ALA units. Most recently, the Executive Board, with input from membership, voted to endorse the joint statement of ALA and BCALA regarding Florida as the site of the 2016 ALA Annual Conference.
I would also emphasize that while the functions have expanded and changed, the original principles established by APALA's founders still remain at the core of APALA's activities. This is evinced from the activities and initiatives APALA officers have engaged in over the years, such as the creation of an Executive Director position to improve workflow within the Board, the development of a strategic plan to capture APALA's vision, mission and goals. These changes allow APALA's Executive Board and committees to continue to grow and develop the organization, to focus on achieving our original goals through programs and new projects.
MICD: What role(s) has APALA played within the larger organization of ALA during its 35 years of existence? How has this changed over the years?
GC: As an ALA member for over a decade, I have seen the number of APALA members elected or appointed in various ALA units and committees increase during the last ten years. Our members have been elected to the ALA Executive Committee, ALA Council, ALA Divisions, Round Tables, and Task Forces. These are important committees where policies, programs, and standards of practices related to library services, information access, and many other issues important to the library profession are discussed, developed, and decided. Moreover, APALA members on these committees engage with members from other ethnic affiliates and Round Tables to address common concerns.
As an ALA affiliate, APALA has received tremendous assistance from the ALA Office for Diversity (ALA OFD) and the ALA Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (ALA OLOS).
"History is not the past. It is the stories we tell about the past. How we tell these stories–triumphantly or self-critically, metaphysically or dialectally–has a lot to do with whether we cut short or advance our evolution as human beings." — Grace Lee Boggs, "The Next American Revolution: Sustainable Activism For the Twenty-First Century," 2011, p. 79.
MICD: In considering the past 35 years of APALA's work, what would you consider its highlights?
GC: Since I joined APALA in 1998, a lot of memorable and important events have happened. The first National Conference on Asian Pacific American Librarians in 2001 was a major event for both APALA and CALA. Ken Yamashita from APALA and Ling Hwey Jeng from CALA were conference co-chairs. With their leadership and hard work, the conference was a major success. Literary awards were presented at the conference, which APALA now presents each year. The APALA 30th Anniversary celebration held in Washington, D.C. was a memorable event, which included tours of the White House and Library of Congress.
MICD: What about in terms of specifically promoting and advocating for API information professionals and patrons?
GC: I think many of APALA's activities promote and advocate for our colleagues. The APALA scholarship and travel awards first come to mind. We have supported the ALA Emerging Leaders program since its inception. The mentoring program provides a formal structure that connects new librarians with more seasoned members. Outside of the formal structure, I would like to think that mentoring happens everyday in APALA, within committees and in the Executive Board. It happens informally and serendipitously at social gatherings. APALA has sponsored several programs on leadership and management.
But, I also think that we could do more, especially in the area of advocacy for colleagues related to finding employment and other work-related issues. We also need to be vigilant and conscious regarding representations of API people in literature and advocate against stereotypes. The presentations from our guest speakers at the APALA social dinner in Philadelphia addressed this issue very well.
MICD: With regards to building bridges with other ALA groups, especially those that focus on cultural and ethnic diversity, could you describe for us the collaborative projects APALA has engaged with?
GC: There are many.
Our organization has also been successful in collaborating with Asian Pacific American organizations, cultural institutions and communities through the tours we hold at ALA Conferences. The tours of the Newberry Library (Chicago), Versailles Vietnamese community (New Orleans), Chinatowns (Boston Chicago, and Philadelphia), Tri-state Denver Buddhist, Little Saigon (Orange County, CA), South Asian American Digital Archives and Asian Arts Initiative (Philadelphia), and the International District and Wing Luke Museum (Seattle) were all successful events.
MICD: What do you think were the biggest challenges APALA tackled during its 35 years of existence?
GC: In my opinion, some of the biggest challenges APALA has tackled since its establishment were related to membership participation, financial stability, and leadership transitions. Given the smaller size of APALA's membership, calling on volunteers for elected positions and committee work was especially difficult. I am pleasantly amazed that APALA has accomplished a lot with few resources every year. This demonstrates the quality and dedication of APALA's membership, which I hope will continue into the future.
Losing the historical memory of our organization is another major challenge for us as an organization. This is an important source of the organization's collective identity and inspiration.
One of APALA's unique traits, and its strength, as many have already pointed out, is the diversity of its members. This engenders a climate, a sensibility and an awareness of differences in people's perspectives and experiences. At the same time, these differences–in race and ethnicity (I include mixed races here), gender and class, just to name the most visible forms of differences–that APALA members embody presents a significant challenge for the organization.
MICD: How will the APALA 35th Anniversary Conference highlight APALA's history to new members and non-members?
GC: The Steering Committee and the Sub-committees have been brainstorming ideas for a while now. Here are a few that I can mention at this time:
The Steering Committee will consider other ideas as we plan for this event scheduled in June 2015. More importantly, we will seek participation from APALA members as we plan for the symposium.
I greatly appreciate the fantastic work of the members of the Web Content Sub-committee [a sub-committee of the APALA Newsletter & Publications Committee], who have been engaged in conducting interviews with and doing historical research on the founders and original members of APALA. These articles will be posted on the APALA website.
MICD: Thanks, Gary, for the shout-out! What message do you hope attendees will get out of the APALA 35th Anniversary Conference?
GC: The overarching theme of the symposium/anniversary is building bridges and making connections. We intend to capture the spirit of this theme through programs and workshops that identify the connections between librarianship and community, as well as the links between APALA's past, present, and future. I hope that the symposium would provide a space for attendees to articulate and develop these linkages in as broad a manner that will be useful to them.
MICD: Any last words for our readers? What message would you like to leave them with, regarding APALA's past and history?
GC: I hope to have shared some of APALA's rich past related to service, advocacy, and support for API librarians, API communities and the library profession, beginning with the initial intentions of its founders. But, like any organization, APALA has encountered its shares of struggles and internal strife as well. All these combined throw into sharp relief the commitment and passion of its members, especially its officers and committee members who volunteer their time and effort in the service of APALA's mission and goals.
I have shared with the readers my perspective and thoughts on APALA. I am certain that each member has a story to share and all of these individual stories, good and bad, combine to present a more-complete version of APALA. I am also hopeful that more stories will be told because APALA has a mission to uphold.
I end by sharing a quote from a lifelong activist, scholar, and Asian American feminist Grace Lee Boggs. She is the subject of a film documentary entitled, "American Revolutionary: the Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs":
"History is not the past. It is the stories we tell about the past. How we tell these stories–triumphantly or self-critically, metaphysically or dialectally–has a lot to do with whether we cut short or advance our evolution as human beings."
Questions created and interview conducted by Melissa I. Cardenas-Dow. Editing and writing support provided by Alyssa Jocson.
Are you planning to go to ALA 2014? The APALA Travel Award will provide $500.00 to support attendance at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference. The Travel Award will fund one APALA member to attend the conference and will be used to help cover registration and travel expenses.
Applicant must be a current APALA member in good standing by application deadline.
Applicant must be either a student who is enrolled in a master's or doctoral degree program in library and/or information science at a school accredited by ALA, or a professional possessing a master's degree or doctoral degree in library and/or information science.
Applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States or Canada.
How to Apply
Complete the APALA Travel Grant online application by April 14, 2014: http://www.apalaweb.org/awards/travel-grant/apala-travel-award-submission-form/
Selection Procedures and Timeline
The APALA Scholarship & Awards Committee will select and notify the recipient by April 28. The winner will be announced by May 5.
The Travel Award check will be distributed at the ALA Annual Conference.
The recipient will submit a report to the APALA Scholarship & Awards Committee after the ALA conference discussing what they gained from attendance and how the Award assisted them. This report will be due by September 1.
Contact Information
If you have questions or need additional information, please contact the APALA Scholarship & Awards Committee chair Tassanee Chitcharoen at firstname.lastname@example.com and co-chair Valeria Molteni at email@example.com
The selection committee is composed of Frans Albarillo, Emily Chan, Paul Lai, Tassanee Chitcharoen, Valeria Molteni, Gayatri Singh, and Melanee Vicedo.


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If you follow me on instagram or facebook, then you know I've been painting up a storm the past few weeks. I am so excited about this new series I've been completely engulfed in. It's been a journey to get here, and I know this new body of work will morph and change just like all my work, but as I told my husband (in a really cheesy, yet totally serious way...), "I think I found myself".
I'm definitely continuing my other pursuits - a few portraits here and there, illustrations (I just love lettering and painting florals), wedding stationery, etc. But when it comes to just getting a big surface to work on and letting loose, I hope to continue moving in this direction.
Below are some of the new pieces that, as of today, are for sale in my new Big Cartel shop.
Welcome to the Jungle - 24" x 30" on 1.5" deep wooden panel
Just Happy 24" x 30" mixed media on 1.5" deep wood panel
Quirky 16" x 16" acrylic on 1.5" deep wooden panel
Thanks for following along on my journey! To see the entire collection follow this link. And keep your eyes peeled for more work to come!
Hey friends...I have another Minted challenge that I'd love your votes for! This time around we're talking Wedding Invites! Thanks to all of you who have voted in previous challenges - I'm definitely enjoying being a part of this artist and designer community!
Below are my entries for this challenge, with links that take you to each design. Thanks so much for the support!
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Thanks so much everyone!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! With the madness of holiday shopping progressing, I wanted to share a few places to purchase Makewells products! I will be having some great sales in my etsy shop, but you can also find my work in the following places:
Minted has a few of my paintings for sale as art prints in various sizes. You can check out my shop to see these and holiday card options.
I've recently been adding a LOT more goodies to my Society6 shop! It's so fun to create everything from iphone cases to pillow covers. And, having purchased both an iphone case and a pillow cover, I am so pleased with how they turn out!
My art print 'Think Pink' is being sold not only Minted, but Domino.com.
I've added quite a few new prints to my etsy shop the past month or so. And this year, I'm also offering a limited edition calendar!
So keep your eyes peeled for sales coming up soon!
And thank you so much for supporting my creative business!
Today I'm writing about something that's a constant struggle of mine: balancing the reasons I make art (I have to, it brings me joy, I feel it is a gift from God, I love it, etc) with the reality of being a working artist (making money, freaking out about making enough money, juggling 50 different things, insecurities, etc).
Mainly today I'm thinking about COMPETITION. Ugh. What a nasty word when it comes to art.
I grew up an athlete with a competitive spirit. I played softball in college. I started running races after college, always trying to beat my best time and stay competitive with myself.
But art time...art was not competitive. Art was for me. A special place to hide away and delve into the joys of making things.
As an art teacher, I did not worry as much about what I made or if it sold or if people liked it. (I emphasize here the words 'as much'). Instead, I just made stuff for the pure enjoyment of it. And I made stuff all day long. Whatever my students were making, I was making right alongside. It was never going to sell or make me rich and famous. I just made it because I enjoyed the process.
But, as much as I loved teaching, my goal was always to be a full time artist, and that's the leap I took 2 1/2 years ago. And it's been a grand adventure that I LOVE and feel called to continue doing.
However, something has changed in me and I don't like it. I have found that my joy of making things is being overshadowed by my desire for people to like it as much as I do, buy it in huge quantities, share how much they like it with others so that more people will buy it and then discover me so I can live in this artist fairy tale world where everything I make is so fantistic that it takes your breath away.
Yep, there's my confession. And I bet 99% of the other artists out there feel this way often too. You appreciate others work, but just at the same time, you feel just like Danielle from the Jealous Curator:
"There is one moment, in the first few seconds, when you look at a piece of art and know that you love it. It's the moment when, if you're an artist yourself, you look at it and feel a rush of uplifting inspiration… and total soul-crushing jealousy all at the same time. It's when you walk away thinking, "Damn, I wish I thought of that."
I don't want that feeling to overshadow the reason I make art.
I want inspiration to propell me, but I don't want jealousy to destroy me in the process.
Which leads me to some news: I won something! My piece 'Think Pink' placed 21st out of 2748 entries in the Minted x Domino Art Challenge and was selected to be sold on Domino.com (Why are you telling us this now Megan?)
Here's why I'm telling you this in the midst of talking about my battle with competition: (and this is where I get real, and I let the real, sinful, prideful Megan show her ugly face).
I was disappointed.
Gasp. I said it. You now know the 2 year old that lives inside me.
I wanted to place higher, be featured in the print magazine, and most of all, I wanted more than one piece of the 20 I entered to be chosen.
I wanted all the candy, not just one piece.
Man, I'm a brat.
Less than a year ago, having work on Minted was not even on my radar. I had one piece chosen in the spring, and was ELATED. Slowly I've built up a nice little collection of items sold through this company, and it's an honor and blessing to be able to do so. I've established relationships with other kind and talented artists. It's been a neat thing to be a part of this community. And up until now all my entries had been editor's picks, so 'Think Pink' was my first official 'win' (scored by voters) It was a cool moment for me.
But I was a brat.
I just pouted to my husband saying, "why didn't they like this one, or this one?". I had entered what I thought were some really cool pieces. And instead of focusing on the good, I dwelled on the bad. In my mind, I had "lost" 19 times, not "won" once.
So the past two days I've been doing some soul searching.
I really want to take strides to focus on the joy of creating, not the stress of competing.
I will keep entering Minted competitions, I will still pursue opportunities that may involve rejection, but I want to be grounded in the truth: "So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." 2 Corinthians 4:18
It does not matter if what I make is beautiful, if my heart is ugly. If I create pieces that win prizes and bring home the bacon, but my heart isn't right, it will never be enough. I'll just be wanting more and more.
And just because what I create doesn't win a prize or make me money, doesn't mean it doesn't have worth. The worth came from making it. The process of discovery, the joy of creating something from nothing, the giddy feeling that takes over when what you envisioned comes to life, or the growth that comes from mistakes made along the way.
So I challenge my fellow artists: remember why you are doing this and put your joy into your work. Don't let comparison and competition steal your joy.
And in life, not just art, focus on the blessings God has given you, not the things you don't have. Because these things are temporary, but our souls are eternal.
Is your glass half empty? Or is it half full?
I finally feel settled in here in my new studio and I just launched a bunch of new prints! So to celebrate, I'm having a Buy 1 Get 1 FREE sale ALL - WEEK - LONG!
The offer is good until Friday 10/10 at 11:59 pm EST. Purchase any 8" x 10" print in my shop, and get a 2nd for FREE! No code necessary, just let me know in the notes section which print you'd like as your freebie. And guess what, you can use this as many times as you want!
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Done! 1 mode 2 controller - Happy now!
It was actually easy, thanks for the instructions Later edit; Flew it round the yard a bit, to test out the controls, seems ok straight out of the box. I really would have preferred a 9117 in hindsight, because I wanted something a bit bigger to replace my 9118 co-ax. I'm spending a lot of time flying my 120 SR and still will, but this thing is just a bit more relaxing. Something to use to unwind a bit after the stress of flying the little 120 pocket rocket lol. Auflyer, if I hadn't bought this one off eBay the day before you put up your post re the 9117 I would have bought one of them. BTW, I bought the 9116 off eBay seller hobby-warehouse in Sydney, ordered it late Sunday night, it was here in WA this morning (Thursday) - not bad at all, seeing we also had a public holiday yesterday! |
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Hobby-warehouse is expensive, but their shipping is the quickest, via Australian Air Express Couriers (a business partnership between QANTAS and Aust. Post).
He has two warehouses, one in Sydney, one in Melbourne. I'm near the NSW/QLD border quite a ways inland and if I order parts from him from Melbourne by 5pm, say on a Thursday, they will be at my door at 3pm the next day, Friday, without fail. The quickest and most reliable hobbyshop I know of on eBay.au, but not the cheapest. |
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Took my 9116 down to the local football field when I knocked off from work today, been on an early shift so thought there'd be no kids playing footy...WRONG!! Pity, because I was looking forward to trying it out without the confines of my yard (Lots of roofs and fences, lots of places for a stray helo to go missing!). Anyway, gave it another fly in the front yard. Balr14 is right, it is very easy to fly, and probably doesn't do me any favours while I'm still coming to grips with the 120 SR. I flew that when the 9116 batteries had flattened a bit, and found it quite hard after the 9116. Almost lost it over the neighbour's fence at one stage...think I'll fly the 9116 AFTER the 120 in future.
The thing that struck me the most is the lack of pendulum effect in the 9116. The 120 SR is quite bad for that, by comparison. Perhaps it's the way I fly it (Like an old woman lol). Next step is to mount a micro video camera in the 9116...which is the main reason I bought it |
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with one of these... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-RC-Pl...item19cefc116b |
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One of my friends has one and just a touch of the main blades eats teeth of the main gear. You need lots of main gears, tail gears, and tail blades. And it does not come set up ready to fly. You need to set pitches on the blades as they are not the same. |
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Can't go wrong with getting a fly-barred CCPM heli, I have/am learning on a HK450 (T-rex clone) and having a ball.
I can fly it much more precisely hovering and landing, although because it has no self-stabilising, im not game enough to do nose-in-hovering as everything is reversed, except collective. Its not like the FP helis, where if you get mixed up, just centre cyclic stick and maintain throttle to hover then work it out, you have to constantly correct these heli's. Best advise EVER is to get a sim (whether a crap freebie, or expensive one) and spend heaps of time with a similar setup on it. HeliSimRC is good once you setup a heli to match your own model. Just go for it, heaps of fun, and take baby steps, otherwise you can break a lot and hurt people if it goes wrong |
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6. Buena Vista Social Club - At Carnegie Hall The original studio album documenting some of the finest in Cuban music has been one of my favorites for years and it's great to get this live album now into my ears.
7. Mercury Rev - Snowflake Midnight I like it when I cannot understand. I'm running down a wet dark alleyway inside a computer and this is playing and I'm running and I'm scared and I cannot understand and my blood is pumping and I like it.
8. Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago Soft and slow, like a hot knife thru butter. You think it's ghosts or a killer trying to get in, but it's really just tree branches against the farmhouse.
9. Black Orpheus - Original Soundtrack Re-release This film and soundtrack, featuring the luscious compositions of Antonio Carlos Jobim have kept popping up in my life and it was a great joy to see these old friends in a new light.
10. The Complete Motown Singles, Vol.10: 1970 Is Motown music the greatest music ever made by mere mortals - ever, in the history of all humanity? Is the climax at four minutes and seventeen seconds in the long version of Diana Ross' version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" the greatest climax in all of music? I don't know, but 1970 was an important and change-filled year for Motown and it still feels great in 2008.
Dave Schools - Widespread Panic, Stockholm Syndrome
Shows 1. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss | Bonnaroo 2. Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Soul Stew Revival | All Good Festival 3. Hayride | 11.26.08 | Tasty World | Athens, GA (show was all requests from the audience)
Patterson Hood - Drive-By Truckers
Live Shows 1. Alejandro Escovedo | 09.08.08 | Continental Club | Austin, TX (ACL Weekend) 2. Bruce Springsteen & the E. Street Band | 04.08.08 | Philips Arena | Atlanta, GA 3. Magnolia Electric Co. | 10/2008 | 40 Watt Club | Athens, GA Special Notice: The Hold Steady | Every single night of the tour I saw!!!
Al Schnier - moe., Al & The Transamericans
Shows 1. Neil Young | Farm Aid 2. Punch Brothers | Dunegrass 3. The Pickles | moe.down 9
David Murphy - STS9
Shows 1. Ghostland Observatory | 03.08.08 | Langerado | Big Cypress, FL 2. The Cure | 05.08.08 | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO 3. Roger Waters | 04.08.08 | Pepsi Center | Denver, CO
Marco Benevento - Benevento/Russo Duo, American Babies, Bustle In Your Hedgerow
Shows 1. !!! | 07.25.08 | Evolve Fest | Nova Scotia, Canada 2. Wilco | 08.24.08 | Outside Lands Festival | San Francisco, CA 3. Built To Spill | 07.03.08 | High Sierra Music Festival | Quincy, CA
Joe Russo - Benevento/Russo Duo, American Babies, Bustle In Your Hedgerow
Shows 1. The Boredoms | 04.02.08 | Starlight Ballroom | Philadelphia, PA 2. Wilco | 08.03.08 | McCarren Pool | Brooklyn, NY 3. Neil Young/Wilco | 12.15.08 | Madison Square Garden | New York, NY
Jason Isbell - Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit
The live shows are easy: 1. Centro-Matic/South San Gabriel | 05/2008 | Hellendorn, NE 2. Calexico | 10/2008 | The Mercy Lounge | Nashville, TN 3. Radiohead | 08/2008 Friday Night Show | All Points West Festival
Jerry Joseph - Jackmormons, Denmark Veseys, Stockholm Syndrome
Songs Sun Kil Moon - "Tonight The Sky" The Verve - "Sit and Wonder" The Firemen - "Sing The Changes" Blitzen Trapper - "Furr" Deer Tick - "Yes, This Is My Broken Shield" Kings Of Leon - "Sex On Fire" Kenny Siegal - "Well Well Well" Anything MIA may have uttered anywhere
Shows Frightened Rabbit | 10/2008 | Holocene | Portland, OR Stevie Wonder | Spring 2008 | Jazz Fest | New Orleans, LA Bret Mosley | 08/2008 | The Silver Dollar | Butte, MT R.E.M., Modest Mouse, The National | Madison Square Garden | New York, NY
Ethan Miller - Howlin Rain, Comets On Fire
Top Live Experiences This Year of 2008:
1. Sir Richard Bishop | 8.22.08 | 21 Grand Gallery | Oakland, CA Probably my favorite show of the year. Myself, Joel Robinow, Brad Truax and Arik Roper had just got back from the 80,000 capacity Outside Lands Festival in Golden Gate Park where Howlin Rain had opened one of the stages at the festival that afternoon. The 21 Grand is a small performance and art space, great vibes, adventurous music and performances, sometimes advertised gigs, sometimes word of mouth - I highly suggest checking it out. Rick Bishop, solo guitarist, formerly of the legendary Sun City Girls, had apparently been living in West Oakland, having taken a sabbatical from his life and work in Seattle to focus strictly on new music for a while holed up in this house in West Oakland. He had taken the gig for fun and to keep up some live chops. I can't really describe what he did other than "play some old ones and some new ones," but something about the intensity of his performance was extra special; it just continued to build and build, gypsy and flamenco scales just tearing faster and faster through his other dimensional landscapes that come ringing up from a mountain cave in the desert hills of the Spanish/Afghanistan border in an alternate universe, on an alternate map of an alternate kind of music. Rick's music is free of the over the top tricksterism of the Sun City Girls but even in its soulful focus there is most definitely jest and a particularly Machiavellian scent surrounds it, an outcast blue blood turned brilliant and dangerous vagabond laughing a rich deep sound from the shadows.
2. Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds | 10.04.08 | Madison Square Garden Theater | New York, NY
3. Green Man Festival | Weekend of 08.16.08 | Wales, UK At the time I was a little road weary and I'm not sure I thought it was as much fun then but now that I am not standing knee deep in mud and soaked with gumball sized raindrops pouring down for two straight days I am sure it was a blast! Howlin Rain was honored with a spot on Saturday afternoon at the Green Man Fest, a festival in Wales (this area being one of the most rain soaked valleys in the British Isles) and Magik Markers were playing Sunday night. We all did a gig in London then drove in together for the weekend with our beloved Tour Manager and Agent; Fitz. Organic meat pies in the rain, watching Richard Thompson do thrust squats in his gym shorts before taking the stage in his backstage tent in the rain, watching Pentangle in the rain, Howlin Rain performing to a few thousand screaming fans in the rain, walking around drinking beers with Elisa and Pete of the Markers in the rain, more meat pies in the rain and finally watching Magik Markers play - under a tent!!! Green Man has no corporate sponsors or backing, they promote earth friendly and environmentally and socially conscious events and vendors, and it's a fun, party environment and family environment. A unique and favorite event amongst festivals for sure.
4. Howlin Rain, Black Mountain, Whale Bones | 02.01.08 | Secret Basement House Party | Seattle, WA This was one of my most favored and memorable musical experiences in a year of somewhere in the range of 115 live performances - which is a hell of a lot for me, cause I'm just old enough now that hangovers hurt, ya know what I mean? We were on a tour of the West Coast of California with Black Mountain and had played a show in Seattle the night before with BM, Yeasayer and MGMT. The next day the drummer of Whale Bones was willing to host a word of mouth house party in his basement with BM, Howlin Rain and Whale Bones. I haven't played a drop down knock out, get hammered, packed in, everyone sweating on each other, middle of the suburbs house party like that in a long time and it felt so fucking good. Just to look around a few times while Black Mountain was playing and think, "Jesus Christ, I hope there isn't a fire or the support beams don't collapse! We're gonna die!" It reinvigorated in me a pursuit of house parties for Howlin Rain as well as just reminding me what a pure and exhilarating setting they are to see a band, on any level of exposure, play and even more so to be the one playing them.
Keller Williams
Shows 1. Thievery Corporation | Rothbury 2. Zappa Plays Zappa | Rothbury 3. Dumpstaphunk | Wakarusa
Tim Hoey - Cut Copy
Shows 1. My Bloody Valentine | 10.01.08 | Santa Monica Civic Center | Los Angeles, CA 2. The Juan MacLean | 06.18.08 | The Great Northern | Byron Bay, Australia 3. Hercules and Love affair | 08.30.08 | Electric Picnic Festival | Stradbally, Ireland
The Punch Brothers featuring Chris Thile, Noam Pikelny, Chris Eldridge, Gabe Witcher, Paul Kowert (group response)
Shows 1. Brad Mehldau Solo | 10.10.08 | Le Poisson Rouge | New York, NY 2. "Doctor Atomic" by John Adams | 11.01.08 | Metropolitan Opera | New York, NY 3. Radiohead - 05.08.08 | Lakewood Amphitheater | Atlanta, GA (Chris Eldridge) 3. Radiohead | 08.22.08 | Outside Lands Festival | San Francisco, CA (Gabe Witcher and Chris Thile) 4. Väsen | 04.19.08 | Harrisburg Academy | Harrisburg, PA
Brad Barr - The Slip, Surprise Me Mr. Davis
Shows 1. Monotonix | 10.31.08 | Satellite Bar | New Orleans, LA 2. Neil Young and Wilco | 12.01.08 | Bell Center | Montreal, QB 3. Doug MacLeod | Fall 2008 | Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour (live) | West Virginia
Nathan Moore - Surprise Me Mr. Davis, ThaMuseMeant
Shows 1. Todd Snider | Folks Fest 2. The Swell Season | Telluride Bluegrass 3. The Duo | Buffalo Creek Music Festival
Theresa Andersson
Two Tone Tommy - My Morning Jacket
1. Bennie Maupin Quartet - Early Reflections Probably best known as the multi-reedist on Headhunters and Bitches Brew, his solo material is equally as brilliant... haunting, sparse, breathy sketches. The melody of "Escondido" will follow you around for days.
3. Centro-Matic/South San Gabriel - Dual Hawks Will Johnson and Scott Danbom's voices are like lil' angels making love to my ears. Soft, sweet, gorgeous love.
4. Lambchop - OH (Ohio) Been a fan of Kurt Wagner & Co. for a decade now with nary a disappointment. The usual large ensemble supports Wagner's gentle storytelling without overwhelming a bit... his best since Is A Woman.
5. Brad Mehldau Trio - The Complete Friday Night Sets Mehldau's phrasing is insane. The group's tightness and almost psychic level of interplay lives up to the best trios. Worth downloading the lengthy hi-fi set from the Nonesuch Records website.
Shows 1. Gil Mantera's Party Dream 2. Volodja Balzalorsky 3. Portishead
Neal Casal - Ryan Adams and the Cardinals
Shows 1. The Black Crowes/Vetiver - 12.10.08 | First Avenue | Minneapolis, MN 2. Del McCoury Band | Telluride Bluegrass Festival | Telluride, CO 3. Fleet Foxes | Vicar Street | Dublin, Ireland
Nathan Barnes - Rose Hill Drive
Shows 1. Stone Temple Pilots | 07.02.08 | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO 2. The Raconteurs | 04.25.08 | The Fillmore | Denver, CO 3. Explosions In The Sky | 03.28.08 | The Ogden Theater | Denver, CO
Brian Stoltz - Porter Batiste Stoltz, Neville Brothers, Funky Meters
2. The Raconteurs - Consolers Of The Lonely Nothing out there compares to this. Most innovative band in years. One of the two best sounding recordings of '08.
3. Bob Dylan - Tell Tale Signs: Bootleg Series Vol.8 Even Bob's outtakes play like a new album. A great new album! (Sorry for blowing that horn again, but I played on 5 of the tracks.)
4. Drive-By Truckers - Brighter Than Creation's Dark Great, great songs and the other of the two best sounding recordings of '08.
5. CSNY - Déjà Vu Live Bombastic and beautiful. I love every second of this album and the film. Neil, accompanied by his old bandmates, takes on the warmongers for supporting the Bush/Cheney cabal and the greatest armed robbery in history.
Shows 1. The Raconteurs | 06.13.08 | Bonnaroo This show was slammin'. Even Chris Rock was sitting on the side of the stage. There is nothing in recent years this innovative.
2. Porter Batiste Stoltz with Page McConnell | 09.16.08 | B.B. King's | NYC My own performances are rarely among my favorites, but this one was. Page rocked and slipped into the funk like he'd been playing with us from the beginning.
3. YES | 12.12.08 | Biloxi, MS I've gone to dozens of YES shows and have heard almost every incarnation of this band in the last forty years. Even though Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman were not on this tour, their replacements, Benoit David and Oliver Wakeman pulled it off without a hitch. Chris Squire, Steve Howe and Alan White still come out and play those majestic songs in the present. Nobody nowadays makes music this imaginative.
Shows 1. The Crystal Method | 07.27.08 | Pemberton Festival | Pemberton, B.C. 2. Citizen Cope | 03.08.08 | Langerado Festival | Big Cypress, FL 3. Glitch Mob | 01.01.08 | The Fox | Boulder, CO
Eric McFadden - Eric McFadden Trio, Stockholm Syndrome
Shows 1. TV on the Radio & The Dirt Bombs | 11.09.08 | The Warfield | San Francisco, CA 2. The Raconteurs | 05.04.08 | Jazz Fest | New Orleans, LA 3. James Hall & Joseph Arthur | 07.17.08 | The Roxy | Los Angeles, CA
Skerik - Critters Buggin, Syncopated Taint Septet, Dead Kenny Gs, Crack Sabbath etc.
Shows 1. The Diminished Men | 12.06.08 | The Tractor | Seattle, WA (opening for DEAD KENNY Gs) 2. Weedeater | Summer 2008 | The FUNHOUSE | Seattle, WA 3. KTL | Summer 2008 | some club in Japan | Tokyo, Japan
Vince Herman - Leftover Salmon, Great American Taxi
Shows 1. Tony Clifton | 08/2008 | Walnut Room | Denver, CO At some flea bitten joint in the mile high circus, this show is the best I have ever seen, anywhere, any time. 2. Railroad Earth | 10/2008 | Fox Theatre | Boulder, CO 3. Thunder and Friends | 02.07.08 | Thunder Yard | Negril, Jamaica
Dan Lebowitz - ALO, Lebo
Shows 1. Brandi Carlile | 02.02.08 | The Mayercraft Carrier 2. Mudcrutch | 04.16.08 | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA 3. Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood | 03.08.08 | Langerado
Steve Adams - ALO, Big Light
Shows (watched) 1. Tea Leaf Green | 02.29.08 | The Fillmore | SF, CA 2. Chali 2na w/ Galactic | 06.15.08 | Bonnaroo Music Festival | Manchester, TN 3. Wilco | 08.24.08 | Outside Lands Festival | SF, CA
Shows (played) 1. The Golden Gate Gramble feat. Skinny Singers, Ball Point Birds, Lebo, Big Light and Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers | 08.22.08 | 12 Galaxies | SF, CA 2. Blues Workshop w/ Papa Mali, Caroline Wonderland, Eric McFadden, Daria "Shani" Johnson, and myself | 06.29.08 | High Sierra Music Festival | Quincy, CA 3. Everyone Orchestra feat. members of TLG, Poor Man's Whiskey, Izabella, Blue Turtle Seduction, Flowmotion and others | 07.26.08 | Four Peaks Music Festival | Bend, OR *Conducted by Matt Butler from on top of a truck out in the crowd!
Zach Gill - ALO, Jack Johnson
Shows - I didn't see too many shows other than the ones I played in, but here are my favorites from 2008:
1. Jack Johnson | Paris, France 2. ALO | Las Tortugas | Halloween Weekend | Yosemite 3. Zach Gill's Stuff CD release party | Santa Barbara, CA 4. Mason Jennings and Zach Gill | Omaha, NE
Steve Molitz - Phil Lesh & Friends, Particle, Region of Darkness
Shows 1. Paul Simon w/ special guest David Byrne | Brooklyn Academy of Music | Brooklyn, NY The concert featured the music of my two favorite Paul Simon albums, Graceland and Rhythm of the Saints. The band played with such purity and passion, and it was such a joy to watch Cyro Baptista explore the polyrhythms that provide both the foundation and flare to that material. As for Byrne - he absolutely stole the show with his renditions of "I Know What I Know" and "You Can Call Me Al." The night was also very meaningful to me because my dad used to play those records all the time for me when I was growing up and I took him to the show as a sign of thanks for turning me on to such inspiring music. After the show, I introduced my dad to David Byrne, and I explained to both of them that one of the main reasons I pursued a life in music was because of albums like Graceland and Stop Making Sense. Without missing a beat, my dad shot Byrne a dirty look, and said, "So, this is all YOUR fault!" Good one, Pop...
Ed Anderson - Backyard Tire Fire
Shows 1. Los Lobos | 10.25.08 | Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts | Bloomington, IL (We opened and got to sit in!) 2. Ben Folds | Langerado 2008 (First time seeing one of my favorites.) 3. Squirrel Nut Zippers | 10.29.08 | Variety Playhouse | Atlanta, GA (We opened and had Jimbo Mathis sit in with us on one of his tunes!)
Harrison Haynes - Les Savy Fav
Shows 1. Prince | 04.26.08 | Coachella Festival | Indio CA 2. Holy Fuck | 05.30.08 | Primavera Festival | Barcelona, Spain 3. Tie between: Silver Jews | 05.31.08 | Primavera Festival | Barcelona, Spain Antony & The Johnsons | 09.05.08 | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall | Portland, OR
Evan Winiker - Steel Train
Shows 1. M.I.A. | Bonnaroo 2. Girl Talk | Lollapalooza 3. Dr. Dog | 12.02.08 | Webster Hall | New York, NY
Reed Mathis - Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Tea Leaf Green
Shows 1. Tea Leaf Green | 11.22.08 | Toad's Place | New Haven, CT 2. JFJO | 10.10.08 | Blue Note | New York, NY 3. Benevento, Mathis, Fishman | 11.07.08 | Real Art Ways | Hartford, CT
Albums 1. Santogold - Santogold 2. Kanye West - 808s & Heartbreak 3. Sia - Some People Have Real Problems 4. Kreesha Turner - Passion 5. Lykke Li - Youth Novels
Scott Metzger - American Babies, Bustle In Your Hedgerow
Shows 1. Neil Young/Wilco/Everest | 12.15.08 | Madison Square Garden 2. Richard Thompson (solo) | 10.28.08 | McCarter Theatre 3. Cat Power | 08.02.08 | Newport Folk Fest 4. The Phillies winning the World Series (does that count as a show? 'Cause it was... and I was there).
Tom Hamilton - American Babies, Brothers Past
Shows 1. Cat Power | 08.02.08 | Newport Folk Fest 2. Brian Wilson | 08.01.08 | Tennis Hall of Fame 3. Josh Ritter | 03.07.08 | Langerado
Zack Smith - Rotary Downs
Shows 1. Monotonix | 10.31.08 | The Saturn Bar | New Orleans, LA 2. Rush | 09/2008 | New Orleans Arena | New Orleans, LA 3. Make Believe | 03.15.08 | SXSW | Austin, TX
Matt Costa
Shows 1. Neil Young / Wilco / Everest 2. Roger Waters | Coachella Festival 3. The Flaming Lips | Sasquatch Festival
Mason Jennings
Shows 1. The Bad Plus 2. Conor Oberst 3. Jack Johnson
Mike Dillon - Hairy Apes BMX, Mike Dillon's Go-Go Jungle, Critters Buggin
Shows 1. The Melvins | 08.20.08 | One Eyed Jacks | New Orleans, LA 2. Hamil on Trial | 11.22.08 | Town Hall | NYC 3. Regina Spektor | 07/2008 | Philly 4. Hairy Apes BMX, Mike Dillon's Go Go Jungle | Jazz Fest Late Nite | Le Bon Temps Roule | NOLA Got to blow my horn!!!
Fred Torphy - Big Light
Shows 1. The Golden Gate Gramble | 08.22.08 | 12 Galaxies | SF, CA 2. Nathan Moore | 07.06.08 | Shady Grove | HSMF 2008 3. The Mother Hips | 09.12.08 | Cafe Du Nord | SF, CA
Bradly Bifulco - Big Light
Shows (in no order) The Golden Gate Gramble (Ball Point Birds, Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers, Big Light, Lebo, Skinny Singers) | 08.15.08 | 12 Galaxies | SF, CA Akron/Family | High Sierra Music Festival 2008 (either set) Boredoms | 03.15.08 | The Fillmore Auditorium | SF, CA
Art Neville – Funky Meters, The Neville Brothers
Shows 1. The Neville Brothers ft. Santana and The Wild Tchapatoulis | Jazz Fest 2. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings | Jam Cruise 3. Dumpstaphunk | Tipitina's | Jazz Fest 4. The Neville Brothers, Funky Meters ft. Cyril Neville, Dr John | 09.14.08 | Mt. Winery | Saratoga, CA
JP Nowak - Cornmeal
Shows 1. Levon Helm | moe.down 2. My Morning Jacket | 08.16.08 | Louisville, KY 3. Railroad Earth | High Sierra Late Night in The Barn | HSMF
Jason Lytle - Grandaddy & Aaron Espinoza - Earlimart We're here at the studio together, Earlidaddy/Grandymart.
Shows Rademacher | 09.11.08 | Dirty Duke's Chicken Coop | Bozeman, MT Daft Punk (un-masked) | 05/2008 | Weird Filter or Cornerstone poolside party | Coachella Aaron and Jason (of Grandaddy) | 12.14.08 | San Francisco Airport Cindy Taco Truck | 06.15.08 | Ashland Renaissance Festival | Ashland, OR
Albums (2008 is when I first heard them) 1. Vampire Weekend - S/T 2. Rufus Wainwright - Release the Stars 3. The Lions - Jungle Struttin' 4. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular 5. Phoenix - It's Never Been Like That
Shows 1. Lonnie Smith | Leeds, UK 2. Bettye LaVette | Fuji Rock Festival 3. Tower of Power | Jazz Fest | NOLA
Eddie Roberts – The New Mastersounds
Albums 1. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular 2. Ratatat - Wildcat 3. Ting Tings – We Start at Nothing
Shows 1. Lonnie Smith Trio feat Melvin Sparks | Sela Bar | Leeds, UK 2. Seun Kuti | Haig Jazz Fest | Netherlands 3. Funky Meters | Howlin Wolf | Jazz Fest 08
Cris Jacobs - The Bridge
Shows 1. Levon Helm Band | moe.down 2. Del McCoury Band | 11.08.08 | Recher Theater | Towson, MD 3. Funky Meters | 01/2008 | Jam Cruise | Pool Deck Set
Matt Kass - The Brakes
Shows 1. Radiohead | 08.12.08 | Susquehanna Bank Center | Camden, NJ 2. Wilco | 02.26.08 | 9:30 Club | Washington, DC 3. Taj Mahal Trio | 08/02/08 | Gathering of the Vibes | Bridgeport, CT
Tim Bluhm - The Mother Hips, Skinny Singers
Album Midlake - The Trials of Van Occupanther
Zac Lasher - U-Melt
Shows 1. Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood | 02.28.08 | Madison Square Garden 2. Santana | 05.03.08 | New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 3. Zappa Plays Zappa | 08.01.08 | Gathering of the Vibes
Zion Rock Godchaux - BoomBox
1. Bob Dylan - Tell Tale Signs Unreleased and alternate versions of Dylan at his best.
2. Q-Tip - The Renaissance Q-Tip re-emerges from label issues with self produced heavy, heavy album.
3. The Chemical Brothers - We Are The Night Still laying down some of the sickest beats out there.
4. KRS-One - Maximum Strength Founder of conscious hip-hop returns.
5. Sublime - Best of Sublime: Green Series Some old, some live, some covers, some demos – all solid.
1. Thievery Corporation | Rothbury Music Festival Thievery was on and the crowed was locked in.
2. The Crystal Method | Rothbury Music Festival Seen Ken and Scott for a number of years and they keep getting better. Rothbury was treated to some real electronic music this night.
3. Unidentified House DJ | Chicago Underground Party On an off night in Chicago, a late journey turned into an underground party with an unidentified DJ that was laying it down.
Dan McCarthy - McCarthy Trenching
Shows 1. Conor Oberst & The Mystic Valley Band/Jenny Lewis/Matt Focht/Son, Ambulance | 09.20.08 | The Anchor Inn | Omaha NE 2. My Morning Jacket | 08.19.08 | Stir Concert Cove | Council Bluffs, IA 3. Neko Case/Giant Sand | 09.15.08 | Slowdown | Omaha, NE
Teitur Lassen - Teitur
Shows Neil Young | 04.06.08 | Roskilde Festival | Denmark
Jonathan Edelstein - Fiasco
Shows 1. Battles | 08.16.08 | Summerstage - Central Park | New York, NY 2. Snuffleupagus | Ben's Basement - Park Slope | New York, NY 3. Health/Pattern Is Movement | 06.21.08 | Musical Hall of Williamsburg | Brooklyn, NY
The End Of The World (group response)
Albums (in no order) Wolf Parade - At Mt. Zoomer Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson - S/T Winter Vacation - Blue Coaching The Walkmen - You & Me Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III Mixtape
Shows (in no order) Constantines | 03.14.08 | Antone's | Austin, TX The Narrator | 05.10.08 | The Red Door | New York, NY T.I. | 10.11.08 | Brooklyn Pier | New York, NY
Holy Hail (group response)
Albums 1. Nas - Untitled 2. TV on the Radio - Dear Science 3. The Streets - Everything is Borrowed 4. Empire of the Sun - Walking on a Dream 5. Why - Alopecia
Shows 1. Nylon Tiberon | 05.10.08 | El Garage | Monterrey, Mexico 2. Telepathe | 07.12.08 | The Yard | Brooklyn NY 3. New Idea Society | 09.14.08 | Cake Shop | NYC
Albums 1. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular 2. Beck - Modern Guilt 3. TV on the Radio - Dear Science 4. The Faint - Fascination 5. Girl Talk - Feed The Animals
Lester Nuby - Vulture Whale
Albums 1. Mudcrutch - Mudcrutch 2. TV on the Radio - Dear Science 3. Beck - Modern Guilt 4. Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes 5. AC/DC - Back In Black (it is ALWAYS in the top 5)
Shows 1. Raconteurs | 09/2008 | The Greek | Los Angeles, CA 2. Queens of the Stone Age - Natasha Schneider Benefit | 08/2008 Henry Fonda Theatre | Los Angeles, CA - My god it was amazing. 3. Deerhoof | CMJ 2008
Gramercy Arms (group response):
Albums 1. Paul Weller - 22 Dreams 2. Mascott - Art Project 3. Sun Kil Moon - April 4. Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago 5. The Felice Brothers - The Felice Brothers
Alaska In Winter (group response)
Albums 1. Anoraak - Night Drive With You 2. Mates of State - Re-Arrange Us 3. College - Teenage Color 4. Sebastien Tellier - Sexuality 5. M83 - Saturdays = Youth
Shows 1. Ellen Allien | 05.31.08 | Watergate | Berlin, Germany 2. Boys Noize | 05.10.08 | Scala | Berlin, Germany 3. Modeselektor | 05.02.08 | Tape Club | Berlin, Germany
Project Jenny, Project Jan (group response)
Albums 1. Fujiya & Miyagi - Lightbulbs 2. Lykee Li - Youth Novel 3. Rocketship Park - Off and Away 4. Man Man - Rabbit Habits 5. Beach House - Devotion
Shows 1. Primus | 07.04.08 | Rothbury Music Festival | Rothbury, MI 2. Fujiya & Miyagi | 09.20.08 | The Spiegltent | Dublin, Ireland 3. Ween | 07.25.08 | McCarren Park Pool | Brooklyn, NY
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Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 30 mins
This classic Cajun stew is a flavorful dinner idea, combining fish (traditionally whole), tomatoes, bell pepper, onions and Zatarain's Liquid Shrimp & Crab Boil. If you don't have redfish, you can substitute many kinds of mild white fish like grouper or snapper.
(amount per serving)
Calories: 269
Total Fat: 9g
Cholesterol: 60mg
Sodium: 853mg
Carbohydrate: 12 g
Fiber: 2g
Protein: 35g
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Questions Raised Over Police Body Camera Video Usage
With Mayor Eric Garcetti's announcement on Tuesday that Los Angeles Police Department officers would start wearing body cameras in 2015 comes questions on how the video would be used.
Woman Recounts Moments Before Car Plowed Into Rialto Bank
A woman Tuesday recalled the moments before a car came barreling through a Rialto bank, injuring her toddler.
Nanny Arrested In Assault Of 1-Year-Old Twins Near Rialto
A 34-year-old woman employed as a nanny was in custody Friday for allegedly assaulting two children while working at a home in the unincorporated area of Rialto.
Rialto Police Don Pink Patches To Raise Awareness For Breast Cancer
The public can also get a patch by donating $20 to the fund.
Colton Teacher Arrested On Suspicion Of Heroin Possession
A 29-year-old middle school teacher accused of possessing heroin was arrested Tuesday at a Colton school on drug charges, authorities said.
More Police Agencies Considering Body, Dash Cameras
Chief Charlie Beck says broken cameras at police stations will get fixed and staff will be better trained on using station surveillance systems.
Shooting At Pizza Shop Injures 1; Suspects At Large In Rialto
Officers Thursday are on the scene of a shooting at a Domino's Pizza location that has injured one victim.
Rabbi Addresses Rialto School Board Over Controversial Holocaust Assignment
The Rialto Unified School District is now considering disciplinary action for the four teachers and school administrators who asked students to write an essay on whether or not the holocaust happened.
Police: 'Foot Fetish' Burglar Arrested In String Of Rialto Break-Ins
Arnold Collins, 40, was nabbed last week on a burglary warrant.
Man's Family Disputes Claims He Broke Into Rialto Home Before Fatal Shooting
Rialto police were called to the 1000 block of North Primrose Saturday night and found Andy Garcia lying in the backyard.
Parolee Who Pulled Rifle On Rialto Officer And Fled Now In Custody
A parolee who allegedly pulled an assault rifle on an officer in Rialto and then led authorities on a manhunt was in police custody Thursday, officials said.
Police Searching For Parolee Who Allegedly Pulled An Assault Rifle On Officer
Authorities Wednesday were searching for a parolee who allegedly pulled an assault rifle on an officer in Rialto.
Crews Battling 3-Acre Fire In Rialto
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A TICKLED Pink Summer Party will be held on the lawns of Bromsgrove School at 7.30pm next Saturday (July 5) to raise funds for three very worthwhile charities.
It will be hosted by the Bromsgrove Court Leet Bailiff Richard Harper as part of his annual programme and will feature pink fizz on arrival, a seated two-course supper with wine and coffee and dancing with The Zippers party band.
Proceeds will go to the MS Society, which provides a massive amount of support to people in Bromsgrove, including Richard's brother-in-law Simon Harper, Avoncroft Museum, which preserves the town's heritage and The Friends of St John's - that funds the ongoing maintenance of Bromsgrove's landmark church.
Event organiser Jo Slade said the event was now in its 12th year, thanks to the generosity of Bromsgrove School and she was looking forward to people's interpretation of the theme.
Richard added: "This event has been jazz, 70's, 60's, even a barn dance in previous years, so I thought I would shake things up with a Pink Theme.
"Everyone is welcome to come along for a great night out and to support my chosen charities"
Email Jo Slade at email@example.com or call 01527 835734 for more information and tickets, which are £40.
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March 14, 2000
This compilation from the Crooklyn warrior b-boy crew known as Boot Camp Clik contains a cross section of the posse's hits. BCC brought a military attitude and a rough, rumbling sound to the hip-hop table. The sound and feel is the essence of the Boot Camp, largely provided by the production team, the Beatminerz. Two members of the production squad, DJ Evil Dee and Mr. Walt, deployed missile-type beats with a signature bone-snapping snare. On the microphone, Boot Camp soldiers possess the kamikaze philosophy of infantrymen and the skills and wit of generals. Beats and flows are fashioned by the notion of Brooklyn as a treacherous abyss of warfare and gunplay, a proving ground for mental and physical toughness. Black Moon was the first out the gate with the 1993 release of Enta da Stage, an underground favorite that found mild commercial success with the remix of "I Gotcha Opin," which lifted Barry White's "Playing Your Game, Baby" effortlessly. Enta da Stage introduced the focal member and mastermind of the crew, Buckshot the B.D.I. In late 1993, the next battalion, Smif N' Wessun (later incarnated as the Cocoa Brovaz), dropped "Bucktown," the anthem for the Camp, and their blistering debut, Dah Shining, followed shortly thereafter in 1994. Heltah Skeltah and O.G.C. teamed up as the Fab Five in 1995 with "Lefleur Leflah" to take BCC into a newer, funkier direction. These two platoons followed in the footsteps of their Boot Camp predecessors laying further claim to the Brooklyn battlefield. Heltah Skeltah's debut Nocturnal and O.G.C.'s debut Da Storm took the Boot Camp back to the basement. With the heartbeat of Brooklyn beating within them, BCC is a unified collective that invented a rugged sound. M.F. DiBella, Rovi
- Genre: Rap
- Subgenre: Hip-Hop/Urban
- Category East Coast Rap, Underground Rap, Hardcore Rap
- Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics
- Artist: Boot Camp Clik
1.StopI Got Cha Opin [Remix] 4.26
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- Online Item #: 11603736
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 244-07-6156
- Made in the USA or Imported