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You've heard about the sixth sense, that knowing/intuition that we all have that some use more than others. Some know when and how to use at a moment's notice and others are oblivious to it. The people who are oblivious, still believe only in taste, touch, scent, hearing and seeing and even then usually use, at the most, two of the physical five senses.
Well there is a lot more to us than just those senses. I've discovered that there is a seventh sense . . . I'll call it 'open'.
The more we use it the most it's available to us.
Just imagine that we are born with more than meets the eye. Imagine that some of those feelings, senses, and subtle thoughts you have are real and that if you followed them without hesitation or resistance, your life just might be more of what you would like it to be.
Have you ever wondered how celebrities become so famous? Have you ever thought of something that wasn't in your physical world, that you wanted? How does it actualize? Yes, I'm talking about the daydreams or imaginings that felt like a really good idea but you didn't think you could do it, so you let it fade from your existence only to find a few years later someone else thought of it, and brought it to market, and, made a million dollars or more! Did you miss the boat? The feeling is yes and internal blame ensues.
Personally I have many stories that might have changed my life if I were Open. I will share two of them right now. One when I was about 13. I had a portable hair dryer, if you can remember, geez I'm dating myself, the ones that were round like a small suitcase and inside was a small motor driven heating unit that blew into a long tube and attached to a large plastic head piece that would go over rollers. Well, I used to wear my long hair straight in those days, so after I washed my hair I would take out that portable hairdryer and brush and blow my hair dry. There was no such thing as a blow dryer at that time. By the time I was 16, they were mass marketed as a hand held unit much like what we see today, but only for professionals. It was many years later that home blow dryers were available and affordable for the general public.
Another time around the same age I liked my nails to grow really long. At best all that was available in the marketing was nail polish and polish remover. When my nails would get to a certain length they would begin to crack and I thought how can I keep them strong. I would put layers of nail polish on them, but that wasn't reliable. Then one day I searched the house for some glue. Yes, elmers! I put it on my cracked edge, polished over it and voila, stronger nails. Again, a few years later, nail glue emerges into the market place.
I tell you these stories because I believe in human potential and that each one of us has something special within our systems beyond our five senses. Our sixth sense, that is called extra sensory perception, includes spontaneous knowledge that wasn't taught to you. It's innate. You didn't have to learn it, it came with your human form. Intuition and a 'knowing' come equipped with the body's intelligence. The ability to use this sense along with your five senses, heightens your life's imaginings, therefore heightening what comes to you, following the Law of Attraction.
Jean Houston's life work is based on living a heightened sense of awareness. Upon learning this, I began to be downloaded with information I had never heard before which is the impetus of this missive. The seventh sense of open, openness or opening also comes equipped with our human form. It is that sense that can reach for heights outside of the body. Imagined. Visioned. Dreamed. I believe artists of all kinds live in this world and therefore bring us their form called artwork. Musicians also live in this world as well as dancers, inventors, (fill in a few more) this world to them is their access to open. It's a receiving of information, a download, if you will, but you have to be willing, trusting and open to receive! This is the key.
Note: This article was written in August of '09. In September of '09 I was downloaded with the gift from the heavens of Crystalline Clearings to support humanities Awakening . . . and I trusted, was willing and open to receive it. My life has completely changed because of this event.
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The excitement is building and I am so very grateful and humbled at theresults that people have been reporting from being Cleared with the Crystalline energy.
The changes in my own life have been enormous. My heart's desires arehappening, when they are divine, and that is such a precious gift to me. It's much easier to tell the difference of divine right action too because whenmy heart wants something, sometimes I don't even ask for it, or begin to put itinto action, it just comes to me. If it's not divine right action, byputting what I feel are my heart's desires into action and there are bumps,things aren't easy, I begin to question whether this is coming from my ego ordivine. Then clarity comes. Others are experiencing this also.
One story I wanted to share with you is one day recently I was walking intown where I live in Ashland. It is such a beautiful small town andpeople are out all over, so it's beautiful and enlivening to take a walk aroundtown. One day I was walking and about a block away two women werestanding talking at the end of the block. They both whipped their headsaround to watch me walking towards them, then they looked at each other, begantalking again, and then turned their heads to look towards me again. Itseemed as if they were recognizing me, but they didn't.
I asked my inner guidance to tell me what that was all about and the answerwas, "They felt your energy of love touch them all the way at the end ofthe block. We wanted to show you how much bigger and cleaner your energy fieldsare since offering the Clearings to others."
A few days later, I was talking to someone in the coop and I could actuallyfeel the Clearings clearing her without any effort from me. A day latershe called me and told me she had the most awesome experience after we talkedand she felt I had something to do with it. I asked my inner guidanceabout this and the answer came "you ARE the Crystalline Clearing energy,it will happen anytime you are near someone or talking to them."
I am so humbled by this and filled with the awe that living divine rightaction can provide.
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We are living in the densest energies ever, ofall time, the mental thought realm!
It's going to take the largest amount of people who can hold the frequency ofthe highest light potential of humanity to begin to breakthrough this density,then continue to hold it to fruition.
This is what we are ready for. It's no longer time to continue to work on yourself,it's time to KNOW that you have done enough on yourself and GIVE to thecollective unconscious, your LIGHT.
It's time to know that you are done with your small stuff, it may come up andvisit you once in a while, and when it does your internal strength will tellyou what to do in the moment. You won't be punished by it any longer, you won'thave to struggle with it any longer.
Then, move into the light, help others move into the light and hold thatfrequency, strong. No more warriors, the fight is over! Now it's receiving timefor all of us.If you haven't learned yet, that receiving is active, then learnit now!
This is not a passive time, it's time to live Passionate spiritual energy, the energy of LIFE, that fire that runs within you, in your belly, and gives youultimate happiness. Doing what makes you the most happy, makes the Universe andall that guides you happy, this does not mean shirking duties, this meanshaving integrity in everything you do. Doesn't it make you happy when you get thingsdone? Isn't it a relief when you are finished with the day and you can say toyourself, 'That was a good day'?
If you are ready for more spiritual passion in your life, go to my CrystallineClearings site to receive your special offer.
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If I didn't have 'lack' in my life, I wouldn't have learned that
Source is not outside of me. People are not my source, my work is not my source. The source of life runs through me connected to me and expresses itself as me.
Living a life of service doesn't mean getting everything I want or only doing life on my own terms, in my own way. It means putting myself to task, learning how to change my distorted thinking and past illusory experiences into the gift that I have been awakened with - to evolve my life, consciously.
Do what you love and the money will follow. That statement doesn't mean to neglect the power of God that lives within you and do whatever you want within the illusion (conditioning).
This kind of distorted thinking creates angst within us. It also creates many unresolved thoughts, experiences and incomplete solutions that are waiting to be solved. These thoughts and undone actions revolve and recycle in our magnetic fields causing us to keep attracting what we have been wanting to let go of, detach from, yet we cannot do that without truly letting go, consciously.
One phrase I've taught my students is to learn to claim, trust and believe in themselves by stating "I'm done with that". So, let's say that a typical problem arises again, face it consciously and drop into your heart and state "I'm done with that", then you let go internally for a moment and what arises within you is another way to act/react in that moment. Profoundly possible.
Crystalline Clearings have become very popular over the last three months since I have changed my service from self-healing sessions to Crystalline Clearing's for people. One woman said "I am now conscious why I have not lost the weight I've wanted to in 10 years". Her conscious opened, as a result of being cleared, so she could claim what was true and real, then change it consciously to "I'm done with that", then make a new choice. There was a gentleman who grieved the loss of his relationship. In two days he became clear that he was holding on to her and to have another relationship come to him, he would have to know that he was done with that. Within a week he had three invitations from three new women friends. Another woman's life was chaos. She knew the way she thought was chaotic and therefore created chaos towards her. In two months of clearings she moved into a better home, was able to do that move in peace and calmness and said money is coming to her effortlessly because she is in inspired action. Do you think this creates inner peace?
We are on a mission for the divine. To spread the seeds of oneness. To restore humanity's dignity. Underlying in the hearts if our humanity is care, contribution. We come already pre-wired with it as our natural operating system. Is our care really operating in our lives right now? Do we give care and kindness to others? Do we accept care, thoughtfulness and kindness from others?
Restlessness and quick paced lives have brought us to our knees, we have let go of kindness and respect … how do we regain it? Results don't come from our doing they come from our being.
The mental body and emotional body are getting the least amount of attention from our consciousness. The mental is connected to the conscious mind. The emotional is connected to the sub-conscious mind. The sub-conscious mind is connected to the illusion and the mental body is the interpreter. We keep dancing around these fields, which become holograms and affect our conscious mind and that is what is attracted to us. These fields become clogged with thought patterns where we feel stuck and reactive. Our manifestation abilities are then limited by the mind. Which is not divine source energy.
Let's consciously create our personal solutions to inner peace by being done with past thoughts and patterns and choosing consciously for today.
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This has been a long time coming . . . and I'm so excited to tell you . . .
Since I fell off the mountain over 12 years ago,one of the gifts that opened at that time is being involved in multi-dimensional work with the Cosmic forces of change for the GoldenAge.
My team would call on my energy during the night, teach me what they needed to be done through the dimensions, and I would simply offer my energy to fulfill their request.
Sometimes I would be awake for days, learning and receiving, asking internal questions and watching what was happening. I felt it was unspeakable work, something I could not share with anyone, and something I did to fulfill my dharmic commitment to the Universe and Humanity.
Until now. It's as though 'my team' gave me permission to allow others to know and experience this work, it's value and to assist us to move into our dharmic work together in a very easy way. We are ready for this. We have done our work and we are ready for the blocks to be removed, through the dimensions, to allow us ease on our path as humans. Some ofthese teachings, this cosmic awareness, I brought into my own body (bringing heaven to earth, the body) as a daily practice so that I could learn/teach it to others. I have been doing this now for the past 12 years in groups, classes and private sessions. Our classroom is our human body. Now we are ready to receive Grace.
The Crystalline Clearings will assist you in having more ease and grace, knowing you are not alone in your work any longer (really believe this), and not really having to 'do' anything any more. Our magnetic fields are chaotic, filled with concerns for our personal lives, of the impending changes and as those energies reach out to our grid structure which goes through the quantum fields and beyond to our fields of PurePotential, what we have been getting back is other than fulfilling.
It's time to be clear, every day, and filled with Grace.


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After suffering through another disappointing season of "The Ultimate Fighter," the UFC and FX knew they needed to spice things up for the show's 17th edition. In addition to moving from Fridays to Tuesdays and inserting chatty Chael Sonnen, FX has released the sickest billboard to date for the long-running reality series. Although, "Sons of Anarchy" fans might say the theme looks awfully familiar… In any event, both shows appear on FX, so at least the copycatting stays in the family. TUF 17 makes its debut January 22nd at 9PM ET. Sonnen coaches opposite reigning light heavyweight king Jon Jones in this season. The bitter rivals will collide April 27th for "Bones'" belt.
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And as for his control of most of the funding for jazz, I'd have to see some concrete evidence to back that up.
I'm pretty sure you asked this identical question when I made this assertion on aaj three years ago. I then supplied the 2001 NEA appropriations where Ken Burns
(Wynton Marsalis artistic director) accounted for 68% of total jazz funding, meaning that every other jazz musician in the US was eligible for the remaining 32%. That was followed by the usual
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...and that was followed by a flame on character slam deal that I'm pretty sure you also participated in. I then got a letter from the aaj forum owner asking me to refrain from incindiary posting. So I just erased it and stayed out of Wynton commentary on the JAZZ sight.
I always do my homework. I don't just post stuff.
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... it isn't like he plays solo, you can't discredit the musicians he plays with simply because they're playing a Wynton "composition".
Huh? Who said anything about the musicians he plays with? I ask again...are you truly reading the posts or are you merely replying with things you wanted to say in advance?
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Wow. What a heated discussion. I'm almost afraid to say anything. But that's never stopped me....
I mean, nobody argues about what the guys in rock n' roll are doing. Nobody disputes any history there, I don't think anybody cares. Why should we care so much about jazz? Apparently they care more about it across the Atlantic than we do here in the States. But I think you either play jazz, or you don't. I think the world is smart enough to know if they're being hoodwinked by Wynton Marsalis, and if they still like him, what does it hurt?
Excuse my naivete, but in the long view, does it matter?
I don't think there's anything wrong with being passionate. Frost and I are cool and have already said as much. I'm not mad at anyone here. I love talking about this stuff and I'm having a great time.
I can't speak for what rock historians care about because I don't know any. I do feel that past a hall of fame induction ceremony that you're right in your assertion that the rock guys don't care so much about archival stuff. And ironically that's also the reason /fair or no/ that their music is considered second tier in the same academic circles that will ultimately decide what makes the history books and what doesn't. Again is that fair? I'm not a historian so I'm not qualified. But I do know that's the assertion. Personally if I were the greatest lover of rock music I would find it disconcerting to think that future cultures may not even know of an entire genre of music. That won't happen with jazz or classical music, nor do jazz historians care if the current general population is getting tired of their work. They merely keep working oblivious of all things except what gets in their way. As previously mentioned I've been around people like this all my life. I am also saying that I am not as hardcore as they are. So don't shoot me I'm just the messenger.
But I do have to say that of course people can be hoodwinked by Marsalis. On this very post I just mentioned an incident of once providing very concrete evidence only to be flamed like a blow torch, while the same guy comes back to ask the same question three years later as if the previous incident never occured. I honestly don't know the reasons for such things, but they obviously happen.
Does all this matter? Well that crowd making it happen certainly thinks so. Will it make a difference in 1000 years from now? I have no idea. But I know that a lot of people believe this.
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And, I've also discovered this is a great approach for older middle-market companies who tell me they "want to build a brand" but will only spend the money it takes to build a brand when they, "see results." As a marketer I could just blow them off, but as a business person I know there is a way to get those leads in the pipeline while working with ownership to explain what branding really means, branding's extraordinary benefits (it can lift you out of commoditization) and how much it takes in time and money.
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Memphis, TN -- Two students could still face disciplinary action after Shelby County Sheriff's investigators spent more than week investigating a student's claim she was raped at East High School.
On Thursday, investigators dropped a rape charge against a 16-year-old, saying they didn't have enough evidence to move forward. Last Wednesday, an 18-year-old special needs student reported she had been raped during sixth period.
"During this investigation detectives reviewed documents relevant to the case, school video, and forensic evidence. After doing so the Shelby County Attorney General's Office was advised of the investigation and developments," Sgt. Michael Keaton said Thursday.
"The Shelby County District Attorney General's review of the Shelby County Sheriff's investigation determined there is insufficient evidence to sustain forcible rape charges against the defendant at this time," he added.
"The whole ball of wax was that we found out that she was lying," said Sam Perkins, a lawyer who represented the 16-year-old.
According to Perkins, his client initially lied to investigators by claiming he didn't have sex with the 18-year-old.
"He did not help himself at all," said Perkins."Him saying nothing happened, and she saying something did happen, they have to travel that road, as opposed to let's check both of them."
Perkins says after his client started telling the truth the tone of the investigation changed.
"I chewed on him real good, I took him behind the woodshed," he said.
Reached by phone Thursday evening, the mother of the 18-year-old said all of this was news to her. She said despite the dropped charges she would continue to stand by her daughter.
Perkins hopes his client learns his lesson.
"My thing to him was you need to be thankful, now you have an idea what it's like to be locked up for something, so you better take this opportunity to stay out of trouble," he said.
Both students could still face trouble from the school district.
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I have a curiosity question, I know a built in pool doenst add much resale value to a home, But am curious to know if any actual value is added to a home having an outdoor WFO ? Are there any real estate people out there in the forum that have encountered this ? Or anyone else who would care to comment ??
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When my daughter sold her home with an oven I had built her the agent looked at it and said "Well that adds another $5000 on to the house" It cost me way less than that to build it and I'm sure it creates a selling point, but who can really quantify it accurately. Of course I ended up building her another (better) oven at her new home.
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that sounds like a plus to me !!
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Too bad about the northern climate pools. Here in FL pools do add value and have actually become 'expected", even to first time home buyers with a very limited budget.
As for a WFO, we have had 1 or 2 members who have sold there homes - one in particular had a buyer that insisted that the oven be removed. Not sure of the other outcome. I think this is where your real estate agent needs to shine.....you need an agent who is going to use the WFO as a selling point, not just the after thought "Oh, thats the pizza oven". It has been suggested that the best approach is for you and your real estate agent to host a pizza party for real estate agents only, a day or two before your house goes on the MLS.
Now, is this going to actually add value? I don't know, but I think this type of approach would better your chances.
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I agree with RT that it can go either way. There is, however, one big diff between a pool and a WFO. There are lots of pools and a lot of people who both want and don't want one. And for those who want one, there are lots to choose from so no reason to add many $$. WFOs remain uncommon so a house with a WFO is far more unique and IF a buyer wants one will not have a lot of alternatives. Thus a better chance of being a PLUS IMO.
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Tax blogger Robert Flach recently mentioned the long-running television series Law & Order. The other day, I heard about a recent episode ("The Taxman Cometh") where the motive turned out to be timing a person's death to avoid the estate tax. (They may have gotten the idea from the Colbert Report.)
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JAY, VT – Bikers from all over New England and New York rallied at the Third Annual Kingdom Thunder held at Cedarwood Resort in Jay, Vermont.
Lead by Road Captains Jason and Gabrielle Renault of Orleans, VT, over 100 riders on 83 bikes took to the roads of the Northeast Kingdom Saturday, Aug. 25, and raised over $7,500 to support IROC, topping last year's total by over $1,000. Cedarwood Resort put on a great barbecue with music by the Connecticut band The Bus Drivers, led by Jeff Przech. The event was open to the general public and drew a great crowd.
NEWPORT CITY - Most people try to avoid the devastation and destruction that natural disasters can cause. However, that is not the case for many of the nation's first responders who are more than willing to rush into the storm.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA - On the 7th year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's deadly assault on the United States, New Orleans braces for a second volley from Isaac, a tropical storm that has grown to a Category 1 hurricane with 75 mph winds and which may reach Category 2 status.
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ORLEANS–The days of the being a ground and pound crew for the Lake Region girls soccer team are all but over.
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DERBY – The Orleans County Sheriff's Department is rising from the wreckage of the Roger Pion rampage and slowly but surely rebuilding its fleet of vehicles. Monday morning, University of Vermont Campus Security donated a 2008 Crown Victoria cruiser to the department.
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Obaidullah was captured by Pakistani Forces on February 26, 2007, in the city of Quetta, which is located in Balochistan, near the Afghan border. The Taliban denied that he has been captured. Obaidullah is the most senior Taliban official captured since the 2001 U.S. led invasion of Afghanistan. The arrest coincided with U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney's visit to Afghanistan and Pakistan in late February 2007, but the timing has been reported to be a coincidence rather than a reaction to Cheney's visit.
Pakistan's Ambassador to Afghanistan was captured on February 11 2008. When he was set free on May 16 2008 Pakistani authorities denied that his release was due to a negotiated prisoner swap. But the Taliban reported that there had been a prisoner swap, and that Mullah Obaidullah was one of the senior Taliban leaders who was released in return for Tariq's release. The Asia Times reported that Baitullah Mehsud had accepted a cash payment of 20 million Pakistani Rupee in lieu of Obaidullah's release.


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Learning and participation in music, dance, theater, and the visual arts are vital to the development of our children and our communities. Through advocacy, research, partnerships, and professional development, Americans for the Arts strives to provide and secure more resources and support for arts education. Visit AmericansForTheArts.org for more information on the Arts Education Network.
I became involved with the Americans for the Arts Emerging Leader Network in order to form stronger relationships with arts leaders on a local and national level. Over the past few years, the network has given me the opportunity to forge vitally important connections, both personally and professionally. In addition, the experience has provided me with the inspiration and tools to develop who I am as a leader.
For the past three years, I have had the privilege of serving on the Emerging Leader Council, a nationally elected body of individuals that advise Americans for the Arts on how best to serve the next generation of arts leaders. As a member, I was honored on multiple occasions to sit around a table with 14 of the most promising arts leaders I have ever met. Their dedication, wisdom, and first-hand knowledge of the struggles facing all of us as we grow as leaders, and their eagerness to find solutions and build a stronger future have been invaluable to my current and future success. Read the rest of this entry »
"Mrs. Murphy! I never knew there was so much art!"
My two after school art clubs, six parent chaperones, and I were walking back from our enormously successful field trip when one of my students beamed: "Mrs. Murphy! I never knew there was so much art!" We'd spent the day elbow deep in art processes at The Shirt Factory in Glens Falls–a historic shirt factory turned haven for artists, crafters, and healers. If you find yourself in upstate New York, do yourself the favor of checking it out.
My students had the incredible opportunity to participate in hour long workshops in pottery, digital photography, felt making, flower pressing, and 'plarn' bracelet making–crocheted bracelets made from reused plastic shopping bags. My "art clubbers" were deeply engaged during each workshop, all of which were led by working artists. I excitedly traipsed through the stairwells trying to be in all the workshops simultaneously.
I loved watching them dive into the art making they'd only heard of in our pre-field trip meetings.
I loved watching students who weren't typically friends bond without reservation over the processes they were sharing.
I loved watching them realize the arts are a viable career option, not only an activity to complete in the art room. Read the rest of this entry »
Many Hats, Giving Back
I remember little about my first time on stage: a ballet recital at age three. We danced to "Winter" from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," and I had no idea what I was doing. Happily, the VHS evidence shows that I did not fall down.
In first grade, I made my theatrical debut. My class produced a short skit about caring for the environment, and I played the crucial role of Super Recycling Kid (who recycled to save the planet). My favorite part was wearing my superhero cape for the rest of the school day.
Ever since, the arts have been a constant in my life. As a kid, I loved the transformation inherent in theater: we created a world together onstage and, for a few hours at a time, it was just as a real as anything else. Read the rest of this entry »
Champion Your Cause
In this age of rapid technological change, it seems that the number of worthy causes known to people around the country and indeed the world is also growing at an exponential rate. Take the incredible ALS #IceBucketChallenge, for example, which reached millions on social media and raised over $115 million! But when videos are not flooding your newsfeed, how do you decide which organization to support, and when? Taking this thought one step further, how do you become an ambassador for your cause and inspire others to follow your example? Read the rest of this entry »
Why Is It So Hard? Seriously.
I write this as an arts leader but, more importantly, I also write this as a dad. My wife and I have two amazing children, ages 5 and 8, who are lucky to have both parents who are artists and work in the arts. They receive daily
artistic and creative encouragement at home. We want our children to be creative in their approach to everything in life, to learn and grow with a sense of wonderment, curiosity, and discovery. We want them to express themselves in authentic ways and to respect and understand the immense role the arts and humanities play in shaping all of our lives to be more meaningful, fulfilling, and enjoyable.
They attend a fantastic public school, one of the best in San Diego (I know, I'm biased). They receive arts programming once a week, but only through the generosity of parents and families donating to a foundation that pays for it and volunteers who help support in the classroom. We're lucky they attend a school in a more "well off" area of town whose families have the means to fund the arts programs. If they attended a lower income school, and we didn't hold the arts as a highest priority in our home, they would receive very little to no arts exposure or engagement. I don't think that's fair.
A Dancers Life Made Immortal
On the fourth Saturday in May, every year, I wake up early to begin a day that continues to ground me in the field of arts education. I arrive at Dance Place San Diego to set up for the Carrie Anne Fipps Memorial Scholarship. Typically, Carrie's family and friends are hanging banners and posting direction signs as I walk up. I am greeted by warm and cheerful embraces before I run upstairs to set up the check-in tables, the audition space and the judges table. It is an hour before the event will begin and parents and children have already begun to line up in the narrow hallway.
Once the doors open, students are signed in, given their number and ushered into the large dance space. The room quiets as I approach the middle of the floor to greet students and families, "Thank you all for coming today to support your child and this gift. We are all here because of one child – one young dancer who believed that dancing was a gift worth fighting for and one family whose mission has been to provide that gift to others – help me in welcoming Carrie Anne Fipps' parents and brother to the microphone." Read the rest of this entry »
The Shared Space of Arts Marketing & Education
In my last job, I worked to develop audiences. Today, I work in arts education. Many people curiously ask me why and how the two are connected. To which, I respond: "To develop audiences in the long run, a venue must work to ensure that future audience members receive a quality arts education." This is exactly how I ended up in my previous position, before uncovering a chicken-and-egg style conundrum.
The Task-At-Hand
My work was with a large (2,111 seat) theatre in a European country capitol city. The venue was the first of its kind to bring blockbuster musical theatre to its audiences and capitalized on the new-found economic stability in a post-2008 economy. The time was ripe to be developing robust theatrical calendars, and audiences were justly on board. However, the question became: how is this sustainable in the long run? I began my work in the Marketing Department to understand the audience and devise strategies which would deliver on long term audience development goals. Read the rest of this entry »
Geeking Out on Data
If you read past the title of this blog entry you are probably one of the chosen people: the data geeks. You are the ones who love debating bar graphs vs pie charts (answer: bar graphs win. In general, they are clearer and easier to understand.) You spend hours deciding if a survey question should be multiple choice or single answer. You look for any opportunity to include an excel chart in your presentation. Yes, I'm talking about YOU. Don't be afraid: you are among friends.
In the world of arts education, data can have a negative connotation. We live in an age of over-collection of data, much of which is never used to make decisions or change policy. This is frustrating for the data generators (schools, teachers, grantees) and data gatherers (parents, teachers, funders, administrators, policy makers). When data is presented, it is often over-visualized, leading to confusion and misinterpretation. Google "data visualization" and prepare to have a psychedelic experience with some really pretty designs. But in no way will it increase your understanding of any important issue. Read the rest of this entry »
86+ Actions to Take and Growing: Carrying Our Collective Agenda Forward
March 29, 2014, was the final day of the first-ever National Summit on Creative Youth Development in Boston—a national convening of more than 200 youth arts practitioners, funders, policymakers, and students designed to bring new energy and focus to creative youth development. On that day 86 individuals stood up at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and declared personal commitments to advancing creative youth development. I was proud to be one of them. Read the rest of this entry »
Evaluating Creative Youth Development Programs: Who Wins and Why?
The National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award is the nation's highest honor for the field of out-of-school time arts and humanities programs, particularly those that reach children and youth with tremendous potential, but limited opportunities. It is a signature initiative of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Every year the President's Committee and our cultural partners present National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards to 12 outstanding programs across the US and one International Spotlight Awardee. Thirty-eight finalist programs also receive certificates of excellence for their work. Read the rest of this entry »
NEA Supports Creative Youth Development
As an Arts Education Specialist at the National Endowment for the Arts, I am fortunate to see new blooms in the field of education. Earlier this year, I was honored to join more than 200 national, state, local, and community-based youth arts leaders for the National Summit on Creative Youth Development in Boston, sponsored by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and the National Guild for Community Arts Education.
It's exciting to have a quorum of leaders who are committed to taking creative youth development to the next level. We came with decades of experience in this field, and we left with a clear policy and advocacy agenda that our respective organizations could implement at the local, state, and national levels. Read the rest of this entry »
Get to know your assumptions, then throw them out the window.
New sustainability models break through belief barriers about the business of arts education. If teens must be employed during their high school career, why not employ them to make art? One organization pays students to participate as employees and upends assumptions about student participation. If fund-raising is challenging for smaller organizations, why not gather together tackle this beast? Another organization runs common development events for multiple arts education organizations, and upends the assumptions that local organizations must be pitted competitively against one another. Both of these examples threw out prior assumptions to create new models. Read the rest of this entry »
Connecting Creative Youth Development and In-School Arts Education
Is it possible to rapidly increase the level of arts education offered in an urban district? Based on the example of the Boston Public Schools (BPS) Arts Expansion Initiative launched in 2009 by EdVestors, the BPS Superintendent, and local foundations, the resounding answer to that question is yes. This effort was rooted in the belief that arts opportunities play a powerful role in the life and learning of students in urban schools, and that a fundamental part of creating these opportunities was increasing access to quality arts education in order to create equity for all students.
One of the main challenges initially faced by BPS Arts Expansion was increasing the amount of in-school arts education offered in Boston Public Schools. Read the rest of this entry »
"Will you share your donors?" "Sure!"
Collaborative fundraising provides nonprofits with more donors and more donations for all – $8 million in new dollars in total over a five-year period. That was the experience of the 30 youth arts organizations that participated in the ARTWorks for Kids coalition, an effort initiated and supported by Hunt Alternatives in Cambridge, MA.
How did 30 different youth arts organizations – all collaborators in serving youth in the Greater Boston area, but also competitors for donations – join forces to raise money together? First, we supported the leaders of these organizations as they worked together to build trust with their colleagues. Then, we provided a venue for each coalition member to showcase the great art their youth were producing for a large and diverse group of funders. Read the rest of this entry »
Young Artists and Learning Connections
The National YoungArts Foundation was established in 1980 with the mission to identify and recognize outstanding young artists at critical junctures in their lives—the high school to college transition. Since its founding, YoungArts (youngarts.org) has recognized over 20,000 young people through their awards programs and has provided life-changing experiences, fostered connections with colleges, professional training programs, and most importantly, provided life-long connections between young artists who go on to build artistic communities and inspire each other to imagine new artistic possibilities. YoungArts supports the development of arts and the education thereof in schools, at homes and in communities. For many alumni, their artistic possibilities have been realized with careers on the Broadway stage, Hollywood and television, opera houses and symphonies, being represented in internationally known museum collections, listings as NY Times bestsellers, and receiving Emmy, Oscar and Tony awards. The best part of these stories is that they stem out of programs consistent with CYD principles. Read the rest of this entry »


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Wondering about MissyRedBoots?
Well a friend gave me the name as I have always had gorgeous red boots, SO NOTHING SCARY. In fact, it was a bit scary once, when my dog Nadar took a shine to them, leaving me in danger of becoming "MissyRedBoot.." Fortunately MrRedBoot(s) soon rode to the rescue with fine replacements.
The visual world is both my personal and professional passion (think nice Footwear and Apple Mac's!), and having always been crazy about art and design in all shapes and forms, I am still pleasantly surprised by just how rewarding professional design work is, for a "compulsive - creative - perfectionist" like me.
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Congress is concerned about your child's safety, and is acting to help prevent children from becoming injured by consumer products. A bill designed to make children's products safer has passed the United States Senate.
The Consumer Product Safety Modernization Act (HR4040) increases the safety level of these products through new regulations and restrictions on the types of materials that can be used in products designed for children.
The Jurist reported that this important piece of legislation establishes a maximum level of lead and places a ban on the use of certain types of plastics.
Additionally, manufacturers will be required to have products intended for children independently tested and properly labeled.
The bill also addresses specific standards and consumer registration of durable nursery products, and provides labeling requirements for certain Internet and catalog advertising of toys and games.
The legislation also seeks to modernize the Consumer Product Safety Commission and give the commission more authority in establishing general standards for children's products and toys to reduce preventable injuries and deaths due to defective products.
HR4040 was first passed in the House of Representatives by a vote of 424-1 and was sent to the U.S. Senate. The Senate also passed the bill with an overwhelming majority in an 89-3 vote. President Bush has said that he will sign the bill into law.
Under the Consumer Product Safety Modernization Act, the Consumer Product Safety Commission will consult with representatives of consumer groups, juvenile product manufacturers, and independent child product engineers and experts to study and evaluate the effectiveness of any voluntary consumer product safety standards for durable infant and toddler products.
The Commission will then enact new product safety rules that are essentially identical to or more stringent than the voluntary standards in cases where the Commission finds that stricter standards would be effective in further reducing the risk of injury to children. The Act regulates all products intended for children 12 years old and younger.
Consumer Product Safety Commission Acting Chairman Nancy Lord issued a press release applauding the passage of HR4040. Lord said that while the Commission will need more funding, it will ensure that all of the provisions of the bill are implemented "fully, fairly and in the way that best serves consumers."
Between August and October of 2007, toy manufacturer Mattel recalled approximately 21 million toys because they contained illegal lead paint or magnets that could become detached from the toys and cause serious injuries or death to children.
Following the massive product recalls, a public Michigan pension fund filed a derivative action against Mattel, alleging misconduct by the toy giant for failing to report known toy defects to federal regulators.
Mattel has also been sued in class action and personal injury lawsuits filed by consumers who allege that their children were injured by the recalled toys and ask that Mattel pay for lead testing for the children that were exposed to the defective products.
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I've tried this place too many times, and always have the same results. The food is bland, smaller portions that expected and you can easily whip this stuff at home. I'm done giving this place a chance. Stick with the other Luna.
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I've tried this place a couple of times now, and each time I walk out disappointed (as well as with Skewers, their sister restaurant). The food is bland, the portions are not generous. I'm guessing they have a cook who does not have much experience because you can make all this stuff easier--and better--at your home.
Posted by Paige on 01/21/2007
I've walked by this place many times and always have checked out the menu. The food sells itself as a reasonable and healthy cafe...two things that I like! I went there for brunch/lunch on a Sunday. The place was really busy but the service was really good. The atmosphere is very casual--no eye candy here, but they do have local artists' work on the walls. I wanted to really like the food, but I was not too impressed. I had a chicken salad (that supposedly had 10 veggies in it) and my dining partner had a sandwich. My salad tasted very blah, partly due to the presentation. My partner said his sandwich was ok, but nothing to write home about. I looked around at others' food and I think the one thing that looked really good was their yogurt and granola. So if you're going to brunch maybe get this. Overall, it's a fairly quick place to grab some healthy food that you're too lazy to put together or cook yourself.


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The most important people in my life are my wife Stephanie, and my children Kate, Anne and Thoedore (Teddy).
I'm originally from Westborough Massachusetts, where my parents (Robert and Eleanor) still live.
My brother Rob is married to Pat Udomprasert and teaches astronomy at MIT. We love to see them and their children Andy and Lillian
In the Summer, I enjoy spending time in North Haven Maine with my wife's family, where we sail, golf, and paint the back of the house.
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If you've been dying to create something all on your own for your wedding, this is a wonderful idea. You can create elegant and beautiful handmade wedding invitations for your guests. It's important to price the materials to determine whether the handmade invitations would be more cost-effective than ordering invitations, but if handmade is really important to you, give it a go regardless.
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Use parchment paper, torn unevenly at the edges. Simply fold it over and make sure each one is about the same size. On the front of the invitation, embellish with colored cardstock and printed designs to create a textured look. These are perfect for a country wedding or a wedding that is informal and relaxed.
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For a more formal wedding, purchase cardstock in your main color (this will be the background and the outside), and cardstock in a complementary color. You'll cut out long rectangles of the main color, making sure they're all the same size. Then, you'll create slightly smaller rectangles of the accent color and affix the accent color to the inside of the main color card stock.
If you're printing the information, you'll need to print them before affixing the insides, of course. Then, fold the paper from the bottom up, so that about three-fourths of the paper is folded up. Bring the top down to meet the bottom and fold there as well. This can be done vertically or horizontally; whichever you prefer. You can seal the invitations with wax, tape, stickers, etc. These look great when embellished with organza ribbon or satin ribbon.
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National Health and Medical Research Council
Dr Fiona Shand (Black Dog Institute, University of New South Wales)
Professor Wayne Hall (University of Queensland)
A/Prof. Milton Cohen (St. Vincent's Hospital, Pain Clinic)
A/Prof. Nick Lintzeris (University of Sydney/SESIAHS)
Dr Raimondo Bruno (University of Tasmania)
There has been a recent increase in the prescribing of pharmaceutical opioids in Australia which has lead to increasing professional and public concern about the use and harms that may be related to such use. Despite this, there is very little known about the magnitude of risk for adverse events. Previous Australian research has had limited duration (~ 12 weeks) and/or have not examined aberrant drug use behaviours. This current study is to be the first Australian study to examine the patterns of prescribing for individual patients, and the outcomes for these patients in the longer term.
The POINT study is a national prospective cohort that aims to follow 1500 chronic pain patients newly prescribed pharmaceutical opioids over a 24 month period. Follow-ups will occur at three months, 12 months and 24 months. The interviews will cover topics such as; demographics, chronic pain, treatment, physical and mental health, physical functioning, social support and current and lifetime substance use. Participants will be recruited through pharmacies throughout Australia. We will continue to follow patients that discontinue their pharmaceutical opioid in order to examine reasons and effects of discontinuance.
The POINT study successfully completed the recruitment of 1,500 participants in March 2014. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the pharmacies across Australia that assisted us with recruitment, we could not have done this without their support. Follow-ups are still underway, with participants being followed-up at 3-months, 12-months and 24-months after their initial interview. Participant interviews will be completed early 2016.
Published papers
Nielsen, S., Lintzeris, N., Bruno, R., Campbell, G., Larance, B., Hoban, B., Hall, W., Cohen, M., & Degenhardt, L. (2014). Benzodiazepine use amongst chronic pain patients prescribed opioids: associations with pain, physical and mental health and health service utilization. Pain Medicine. doi: 10.1111/pme.12594.
Campbell, G., Nielsen, S., Bruno, R., Lintzeris, N., Cohen, M., Hall, W., Larance, B., Mattick, R.P., & Degenhardt, L. (in press accepted November 5th 2014). The Pain and Opioids IN Treatment (POINT) study: Characteristics of a cohort using opioids to manage chronic non-cancer pain. Pain.
Degenhardt, L., Lintzeris, N., Campbell, G., Bruno, R., Cohen, M., Farrell, M., & Hall, W., (in press accepted November 20th 2014). Experience of adjunctive cannabis use for chronic non-cancer pain: Findings from the Pain and Opioids IN Treatment (POINT) study. Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
Campbell G; Mattick RP; Bruno RB; Larance B; Nielsen S; Cohen M; Lintzeris N; Shand F; Hall W; Hoban B; Kehler C; Farrell, M; and Degenhardt, L. (2014) Cohort protocol paper: The Pain and Opioids IN Treatment (POINT) study, BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology, 15:17. DOI: 10.1186/2050-6511-15-17.
Belcher J; Campbell G; Hoban B; Larance B; Degenhardt L; Nielsen S; Lintzeris N; Bruno R. (2014). Diversion of prescribed opioids by people living with chronic pain: Results from an Australian community sample, Drug and Alcohol Review, vol. 33, no. 1, pp. 27 – 32. DOI: 10.1111/dar.12084.
Degenhardt, L and Gilmour, S and Shand, R and Bruno, RB and Campbell, G and Mattick, RP and Larance, B and Hall, W. (2013) Estimating the proportion of prescription opioids that is consumed by people who inject drugs in Australia, Drug and Alcohol Review, 32, (5) pp. 1-18. DOI: 10.1111/dar.12066.
Other Output:
This project will be the first large-scale Australian prospective cohort study to rigorously examine opioid analgesic prescribing patterns amongst chronic pain patients at a population level, and their relationship to important health outcomes and to mortality. This study will be the first to comprehensively examine the extent, to which opioid therapy for chronic pain is associated with pain reduction, adverse events including side effects, quality of life, and mental and physical health outcomes.
The study will shed light on the extent to which patients experience problematic opioid use, some of the precursors and protective factors to problematic use, and the consequences of problematic opioid use resulting from chronic opioid therapy. It will lead to improved knowledge of dose escalation and the positive and negative outcomes for those who undergo rapid dose escalation and ultimately end up using high doses of opioid analgesics.
Currently, the evidence base for the regulation and monitoring of opioid analgesics is weak. Regulators across jurisdictions currently use different criteria for authorising long-term opioid therapy, and different criteria for identifying at-risk patients. The results of this study will assist doctors and regulators in Australia to better identify those patients who are at risk of adverse outcomes and who therefore require alternative treatment strategies. Improved understanding of the longer-term outcomes of chronic opioid therapy will direct community-based interventions and health policy in Australia.
Finally, the project will achieve the establishment of a cohort of Australians with chronic health problems. The project will provide the groundwork for further follow-up of the sample to determine the longer-term outcomes for chronic pain patients.
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Over the years I've posted about lessons and activities I've used successfully to start off the year. Here are some of them in case they help:
1) "Getting To Know You" is how I started my year with my students that not only was successful and getting them to know each other better, but was a great way to end up with my first seating arrangement for the year, and starting to teach them how to support and include each other.
2) Write It! is a writing game that I originally learned in a writing inservice class. Not only is it great at getting students to write, it also familiarizes them with each other's names AND THEN becomes a great way to scaffold them writing quality blog comments. I did not share the blog comments piece in the original post, so I'll do so here. Go read the original post first.
After your students are very comfortable playing the game and writing blog posts, use the format of the game to have your students write quality comments on blogs. When my students first blogged many would leave comments like, "Nice post." OR "I liked it." OR WORSE: "nice poste" OR "i lickd it" with no punctuation – that would be the entire comment. Then one day I thought to use the game as a scaffold. I'd explain that when they left blog comments they had to start (just like the game) with a "nice comment" like, "Your post was interesting to read." OR "I like how you describe things." OR just whatever. Next they could write anything else – perhaps sharing a connection to the post or a general comment, BUT they had to leave a question at the end (just like the game).
Why? Because it made them think about what they read, it required them to analyze something about the post to praise, and by asking a question at the end (along with a link back to their own blog!) it encouraged a conversation. I especially encouraged students to find posts that connected to something they had posted themselves – "Nice post about your new kitten. I don't have a cat, but I wrote a post about my Grandma's dog you might like. Here's a link to it. Do you have any other pets?" – Have your students comment on your own class blog at first so you see how they are doing, then let them loose on other class blogs.
3) Baseline – is a post for those of you that get started blogging fairly early OR take some kind of a baseline writing assessment at the beginning of the year. For years we were required to get a baseline example of writing to chart growth during the year's benchmark writing assessments. I would have the students type up that assessment without correcting any mistakes they noted – then we had an archive of a baseline piece right on their blog. Sometimes we would come back to that piece, cut and paste it into a word processor and re-write. Students would chuckle at the mistakes and lack of grammar, or perhaps realize they were much better now at word choice and describing than they were. Great way for them (and everyone else) to see growth.
Well, that's all for now.
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Monday, October 27, 2014
In the West, India's Kama Sutra most often evokes an exotic bible of sexual positions regularly consulted for blush-inducing tips in glossy magazines.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
To finish his first novel, David Cronenberg had to work around a few other projects.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Sherlock Holmes never existed but his fictional address of 221B Baker Street still receives a steady flow of letters addressed to the famously intuitive detective.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Australian writer Richard Flanagan won the Booker Prize on Tuesday with a visceral book about wartime brutality and its aftermath -- a novel the head of the judging team said was as powerful as a kick in the stomach.
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A 113-year-old, shoebox-sized time capsule was removed Thursday from the head of a lion statue where it had long sat, hidden in plain sight, atop one of Boston's most famous landmarks.
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The approval of the Keystone XL pipeline should be a "no-brainer" for President Barack Obama, Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-La.) said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
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