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Our Sponsors
Current Sponsors
We are deeply grateful for the support of those companies and individuals who are sponsoring IACP's 36th Annual Conference in Chicago, March 14th - March 17th, 2014. Thank you!
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If you're interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities for IACP, contact Meredith Deeds to design a partnership package tailored to your marketing needs.
2012 Sponsors
We are deeply grateful for the support of those companies and individuals who sponsored IACP's 34th Annual Conference in New York City, March 29 - April 2, 2012. Thank you!
If you're interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities for IACP, contact Diane Laster, of Laster Heathman Media, to design a partnership package tailored to your marketing needs.
2016-2017 Partner Program
Learn more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities for the coming year, both at our Annual Conference and year-round.
Our 39th Annual Conference will be in Louisville, KY!
Dates: March 3 - 5, 2017
The IACP Annual Conference is among the premier professionally focused educational and networking events in the food world. It's here where companies showcase new technologies, where experts debate and discuss new trends, and where a wide-ranging group of experts from around the world gather to network and exchange information. And with large events like the Host City Party, the Creative Showcase, and the IACP Awards, the IACP is an ideal forum to reach a wide audience of culinary influencers.
Partner Year-Round
Year-round opportunities include, among others:
- Advertising or sponsored content in our monthly newsletters to IACP membership
- Branded email blasts to IACP membership
- The Culinary Trust sponsorships
- Sponsoring our popular online Speaker Series
- Customized partnerships
For the 2016-2017 Media Kit, or for more information on partner opportunities, contact Doug Duda, Director of Strategic Alliances and Business Development, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Logo Use Guidelines
First, thanks in advance for your support of IACP! All IACP members are encouraged to use the IACP logo in conjunction with advertising, promotions, websites, and other business communications.
All we ask is that you abide by the following guidelines, on the honor system:
- Again, only IACP members in good standing may use the IACP logo.
- It is not necessary to obtain advance approval from IACP to use the logo, unless you feel uncertain about whether your usage will violate these guidelines.
- The IACP logo can be used on business materials, such as letterhead, catalogs, brochures, advertising, websites, business cards, social media platforms, and so forth, to indicate IACP membership or partnership (i.e., sponsorship, advertising, or other support of IACP).
- While the IACP logo may be used on marketing materials, it should not be used on contracts or items for sale, such as cookbooks.
- Under no circumstances may any member use the IACP logo in such a manner that the sponsorship, endorsement, approval, or sanction of IACP could be construed.
- No member may redraw, reshape, trace, tilt, intersect, or photographically alter or distort the IACP logo. It may not be outlined, combined with any other symbol, or reversed out of a photographic or pictorial background.
- IACP reserves the right to determine in each case whether the logo is being properly used to indicate membership or partnership. If IACP determines that the logo is being improperly used, IACP reserves the right to deny use of it.
- Upon termination of IACP membership or partnership, individuals and companies must immediately cease use of the IACP logo.
Questions about use of the IACP logo?
Shani Phelan, Member Programs and Operations Manager
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Phone: (646) 358-4957; (866) 358-4951
2011 Sponsors
We are deeply grateful for the support of those companies and individuals who sponsored IACP's 33rd Annual Conference in Austin, Texas, USA, June, 2011. Thank you!
If you're interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities for IACP's 35th Annual Conference in San Francisco, Spring 2013, or year-round partnering opportunities, please refer to information to the right. Or contact Margaret Bradley Foley, Director of Sponsorship, to design a partnership package tailored to your marketing needs.
The Culinary Institute of America
The International Culinary Center
The Culinary Trust Sponors
Show your love! Spread the IACP message by posting our logo on your site and social media pages.
Take your pick of three logos styles, below. But before you post, be sure to read our logo use guidelines.
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Thanks to the many IACP members who have contributed to our new site!
Feedback and contributions are always welcome, so please email our Website Committee Chair, below, with any comments or ideas. Also, special thanks to TheRecipeManager for its generous underwriting of this project, and to Jae Barclay, of ejae design, for taking the Website Committee's ideas from design through programming to fruition.
Website Committee
- Judith Klinger, Chair/Board Liaison; email Judith
- Julia M. Usher, Past Board Liaison
- Amy Collins
- Paulette Phlipot
- Virginia Willis
- Marie Asselin
- Dan Kohler
- Leah Mann
- Tara Mataraza Desmond
Donations & Support
Help The Culinary Trust, IACP's philanthropic partner for more than 30 years, further its mission of providing youth and professionals with tools, resources and opportunties to understand and act on critical issues in the world of food.
The Culinary Trust fulfills this mission through grants, educational programs and community programs supporting broad areas in Food History & Culture, Food Policy & Advocacy, and Culinary Education. Recent funding has prioritized youth cooking education initiatives in schools and with nonprofits, individual and project grants addressing critical food issues, hunger alleviation, issues-focused food writing, and professional development internships at food-issues focused organizations across the U.S.
For more information or to get involved with The Culinary Trust, visit their website or contact:firstname.lastname@example.com
Volunteer Opportunities
Invest in volunteering and expect to be rewarded many times over, both personally and professionally.
The heart of a member-based professional association is the membership, and the blood that keeps that heart pumping is member engagement -- members who take leadership positions, share ideas, and otherwise contribute their talents (and a little bit of time) for the good of all the whole organization.
The pay-off for this, of course, is the chance to show off your skills to a wide group of industry peers, the opportunity to meet new people who might play a role in your work down the road, and the general gemutlicht-y feeling that comes from making a difference in your community.
Here are a few ways that people can get involved with IACP right now! And we're always open to suggestions, so if you've got a notion, please pass it on to us!
Send all your comments and questions to Martha Holmberg, CEO, firstname.lastname@example.com or (503) 467-6121.
Open Volunteer Positions
Please note: All positions are currently open to IACP members only.
Speaker Series Team
One of the most popular programs offered by IACP, Speaker Series webinars are held approximately 3 times per month.
We need people to recruit speakers who are experts in their subject matter, who are engaging and generous speakers (no self-promoters, please!), and who can enlighten and educate our members in ways that will have an impact on their careers. Talent-team members would propose ideas and/or speakers, recruit the speaker, make sure the speaker is prepared and on-topic, and possibly moderate the session, though that's not required.
Time commitment: Anywhere from a couple of hours to as much time as you'd like to spend on as many good ideas as you have.
Moderators act as the host for the webinar. They need to educate themselves on the background of the speaker and the subject to be discussed. Most of the webinars are structured presentations, hence the moderator doesn't need to interact too much, though we ask that they prepare a few questions to keep any discussion vibrant and on track.
In some cases, the webinar is actually an interview with someone, in which case we would want a moderator who can handle an hour's interview. Now's your chance to be Terry Gross!
Time commitment: Because there's a bit of training involved (how to use GoToWebinar), we ask that moderators commit to about four webinars per year, at your availability.Total hours might be 10 hours per year.
Speaker Series Presenter
Not quite right as a talent booker or moderator, but feel you have valuable expertise to share as a speaker? Submit your proposal.
To volunteer please contact:
Shani Phelan
IACP Resource Center Team
We are beginning a project that will result in a super-useful, IACP member-only database of business development resources. Specifics will include a library of sample contracts, a bi-annual, anonymous rate and salary information survey, and a database of contact information for key industry players, especially literary agents, editors, art directors, brand managers, etc.
Time commitment: Whatever you want to offer. This is a project that can be broken down into small chunks. The specific skills we need are an understanding of media relations, survey creation and management, and a general willingness to poke around to find nuggets of information. Not all in the same person, mind you – this will be a team effort!
To volunteer please contact:
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Sponsorship & Advertising
The IACP Partner Program provides a unique opportunity to present your product or service to some of the most recognized, respected, and influential food personalities and newsmakers in the world - not only at our Annual Conference, but year-round.
IACP members number more than 2,000 and span virtually every culinary discipline: food writers, publishers and editors, cookbook authors, food photographers and stylists, TV personalities, cooking teachers, publicists, chefs, and restaurateurs—literally a "Who's Who" in the world of food. Through their newspaper and magazine articles, cooking classes, and television and personal appearances, these professionals influence the opinions and buying habits of millions of other culinary professionals and consumers.
An IACP partnership through sponsorship and/or a traditional or new media buy is an unparalleled way to raise brand visibility among these leaders and to extend your franchise into those audiences they engage. Some 30 partnership opportunities are offered at our Annual Conference, in addition to year-round exposure on our website, in our newsletters, and through eblasts and social media platforms. Customized and multiple-year sponsorship packages can also be tailored to your unique marketing needs. And remember: when you join the IACP Partner Program, you not only meet our members, but you also meet our sponsors — definitively the world's most prominent culinary businesses and institutions.
To discuss partnering opportunities or to request more information and our 2014-15 Media Kit, please contact:
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$3.99Book Summary Drawn from a wealth of information Reverend George D. Johnson has written over the years, The Lamp Lighter is a collection of homilies, quotes, quips, witticisms, aphorisms, anecdotes, and truisms fit for any Christian library. Once a newsletter and now a volume, The Lamp Lighter is for readers of any religious affiliation or denomination. The Lamp Lighter is also considered an
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$8.69Reverend George D. Johnson's Profiles in Hue is one of the most exhaustive works on the history of black America. But what makes Johnson's work stand apart from other works is that he does not limit himself to the history of blacks, but includes a discussion on other racial groups, such as the Japanese internment during WWII and Native Americans that have suffered mistreatment. Johnson says, "I
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What's Wrong With Society and Can It Be Fixed?Johnson's' book provides us with a myriad of scripture to help us get back on a moral track. It provides us with hope. Johnson reminds us that, "The great Teacher" told us when He was on earth that after His death and resurrection He would come again to establish His Kingdom here on earth: And His return is mankind's best answer for finding peace in a sin sick society. Johnson further writes, in
$3.99Book Summary More Light From The Book is a sequel to reverend George Johnson's first publication Light From The Book that expounds on the scriptures that clearly demonstrate clean and honest living before our Lord. More Light From The Book helps Christians discover the secret to maintaining strength and faith in the word of God when we are in the midst of any battle, whether it is failing health,
What Will A Man Give In Exchange For His Soul?George D. Johnson's What Will A Man Give In Exchange For His Soul? is an extensive study of men and women who gave their lives to Christ for the sake of others. Men have exchanged their souls for much power, wealth, and success. When the envious Pharisees asked Christ which was the greatest commandment in the law, in essence, he told them that loving God and their fellow man are the only two laws
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In the past two months I have learned about two nonprofit organizations that are working to encourage hoteliers to donate used linens and towels to animal shelters. The two include: Hotel Industry Partnership for Pets (H.I.P. for Pets), and Linens for Animals. Be sure to check out both organizations. By donating used linens and towels to animal shelters you can reduce the flow of waste to landfills and help make shelter stays for animals more comfortable. H.I.P. for Pets makes linen donation easy by matching hotels with the nearest one of 8,200 prescreened animal shelters through the organization's online database. Hotel operators simply can go to that site and click "Donate Items." Scott Chapman, a 20-year hospitality veteran, founded H.I.P. for Pets.
Linens for Animals' mission statement is, "Providing Comfort to Animals in Need." The organization provides comfort and care to animals in need through its nationwide sanitary linen program and its "no kill" animal shelter/sanctuary in McKinney, Texas. In under five years, Linens for Animals, founded by Lori Birdsong, has acquired and donated more than 1.5 million pounds of sanitized linens, inlcuding blankets, towels, underpads and baby blankets to approximately 2,000 rescue groups, wildlife rehabilitation facilities, and shelters in 18 states--helping thousands of animals. Linens for Animals' mission is to expand to every community in the United States.
Clean the World has successfully set up a network of collection facilities and a collection process for partially used soap and shampoo. It certainly makes sense that used towels and linens could be collected in a similar manner and matched with those in need--whether those of the two-footed or four-footed kind. The next time you have used towels and linens, don't throw them away; donate them. Already donating your used towels and linens for other causes? I would love to learn about your efforts. Be sure to leave a comment here.
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Making a Rustic Birdhouse
https://youtu.be/NL-KcL0LvNo Hello again folks! In my continuing work with reclaimed wood, I made a rustic bird house! I also made a video about it! Enjoy!
Making a Rustic Birdhouse
05-16-2016 08:59 AM by ShaunMeighan | 0 comments »
https://youtu.be/NL-KcL0LvNo Hello again folks! In my continuing work with reclaimed wood, I made a rustic bird house! I also made a video about it! Enjoy!
Rustic Step Stool Build
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4BlNiZCJQY I needed a way to access higher shelves in my workshop, so I made myself a step stool out of some pallet wood! I hope you enjoy!
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #59: Blanket Rack (Repurposed VHS Rack)
01-14-2016 10:29 PM by Paul Bucalo | 2 comments »
Last year I started an on-again/off-again/on-again/etc. crusade to get rid of stuff in and around the house that was no longer needed, wanted or useful. I admit to being a pack-rat. I admit to being lazy (at times). But when my goat gets up, it won't stop eating until there's nothing left to eat. Not sure why that came out, but I am sure someone got the gist of it. For years we had our VHS tapes sitting on this oak rack. While we still have one combo player that will work with ...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #46: Sewing Thread Spools & Bobbins Rack: Fully Populated
07-13-2015 12:44 AM by Paul Bucalo | 10 comments »
I posted the other day a completed project I made for the wife's birthday. She has now populated the rack, so here is what it was designed to look like in use: Note that on some of the spools there is a bobbin containing the same thread. This was the key ingredient: she wanted to keep the bobbins with the spools providing the thread and color. I wasn't surprised to see that she doubled up on bobbins for some of them. I asked her if she would want to do this before starting ...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #41: Outdoor ACU>RITE Digital Wireless Temperature Sensor Housing (Finale)
03-31-2015 10:57 PM by Paul Bucalo | 0 comments »
Finally finished and mounted on the outside wall of the back enclosed porch. I neglected to get a completed assembly picture before mounting, so please check out the previous two parts in my blog for a complete overview. The final three pictures:- Insertion of the wireless sensor into the box. Note the wooden sensor pin. - The bottom vent plate installed. - Wall mount bracket drilled for mounting bolts and fender washers. How well is it working? It's now in direc...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #40: Outdoor ACU>RITE Digital Wireless Temperature Sensor Housing (Part 2)
03-24-2015 05:48 PM by Paul Bucalo | 7 comments »
It was never my intent to make this build into an attractive build. Functional is the priority. It is the only reason for going through all this work for a $10.00 item. But it's not unusual for my build ideas to become runaway trains, sometimes with no way to stop safely (enter the music of Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath.) My intent was to make this a 100% free pallet wood build. I have brand new pine boards and studs I could have used. With a change in design—swinging sens...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #39: Outdoor ACU>RITE Digital Wireless Temperature Sensor Housing (Part 1)
03-24-2015 02:00 AM by Paul Bucalo | 2 comments »
I posted in my previous blog entry the need to create a weather protected housing and mount for the ACU>RITE sensor, which will track outdoor ambient temperatures and transmit wirelessly to the indoor digital display. Previously we had it mounted on the enclosed porch inner wall. The temperature skew due to heat loss into the porch was tremendous, making the unit useless for our need. Because I didn't go into the project with a clear idea of what it would end up looking like, as adju...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #38: Outdoor Temperature Sensor Reading Fix - Part I
03-22-2015 11:58 PM by Paul Bucalo | 2 comments »
Yesterday I started on a project that will (fingers and toes crossed) solve a a simple problem with a device not working as hoped for. The device?The ACU>RITE indoor/ourdoors wifi temperature sensor and electronic gauge. The problem?We have been using it on the unheated back porch, and because of heat loss from the house into the porch area the outdoor readings are skewed by quite a bit. The answer?Make and mount a wooden hanger on the outside wall of the back porch; make and sus...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #37: Fruit & Veggie Bin
03-22-2015 03:17 PM by Paul Bucalo | 4 comments »
I decided to rough sketch the fruit and veggie bin I plan on making for a corner of the kitchen. Currently we are using a two-bin round steel thingie that works, but is too small for our needs. This will be about twice the height and wider than the steel unit in place. Exact dimensions will be determined when I get around to drafting up plans. I have plenty of pallet wood and reclaimed lumber to make this with. The only change to the drawing I may still make is to replace the bottom bin sl...
Woodworking on a Half-Shoestring #36: Wine & Glasses Rack Finalized and Hung
03-19-2015 03:29 PM by Paul Bucalo | 4 comments »
I finally got around to completing this prototype rack, one I started last fall—been a busy and troublesome winter so far. The wood used in this Wine & Glasses Rack is hemlock, the most commonly used pallet wood in my area. This a design I made up based on some others I have seen on the Web. Being a prototype, it has major and minor flaws, but I'm content with the premise behind the design and will make needed changes in the next build. The finish is Danish oil, medium waln...
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Lower Vine Ranch was Scotty's home, not his castle. Scotty's Castle never belonged to Scotty, but was the vacation home of Scotty's benefactors and friends Albert and Bessie Johnson. They built Scotty his own home at Lower Vine Ranch.
Ranger-Guided Hiking Tours
Lower Vine Ranch is usually closed to the public. However, occasional ranger-guided hikes are given. Each hike is limited to 7 or 15 people, depending on staffing. Lower Vine Ranch Hikes will be offered approximately one or two times weekly between December 31, 2014 and April 11, 2015.
Ranger-guided hiking tours to Lower Vine Ranch are often fully booked in advance. Go to www.recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777 to purchase advance tickets.
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Tours will last approximately 2½ hours and involves a two-mile walk roundtrip over a graded dirt road. This tour is not wheelchair accessible and not recommended for those with difficulty walking.
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Participants who have already paid for the tour at Scotty's Castle or via recreation.gov should meet the park rangers at the Lower Vine Ranch trail head. From Scotty's Castle Road (aka North Highway), turn north on the road toward Ubehebe Crater. Drive 1.6 miles to the first unsigned junction with a dirt road. Park on the right shoulder of the paved road, off the pavement. If you reach the junction with the Big Pine Road, you have gone too far.
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I bought the pen and all its attachments and other components for my 12-yr.old grandson for his birthday. He is delighted with it. He finds it totally entertaining, easy to use, and we are soon going to have to order more of the plastic! We got the foot pedal which is wonderful and allows more control. We also got the extra tips which he is still experimenting with. It was an expensive gift, but well worth what I paid for it when I see how delighted he is.
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In an election that is already shaping up to be one of the ugliest and most litigious in recent years, another aspect of the 31st District State Senate race may be headed for court.
Challenger Matt Richardson, R-Sumner, and his attorney on Friday sent out a cease and desist letter to the owners of a website that was created last month and appears to be a campaign site for the candidate.
Though the domain name includes his name, visitors to the site do not see pro-Richardson campaign literature. Instead, they view a litany of rumors and documents and a banner urging Richardson to resign from his seat on the Sumner City Council.
"The things on the website are illegally obtained documents, altered documents, falsified documents and out-of-context documents," Richardson said Friday.
Richardson also sent a copy of the letter to the campaign of his opponent, Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn. Richardson and his lawyer believe the longtime senator is involved.
"We've known about it for a month and we let it go to see how many state and federal violations she and her campaign would break. We've seen enough now and believe its time for the authorities to do what they're paid by the taxpayers to do, and that's to enforce the law," Richardson said in an e-mail.
Though the website is registered anonymously, local political activist Chris Clifford of Renton has claimed responsibility. "The domain is owned by me," Clifford said Monday. "I am responsible for the site."
Clifford also denied that the site was affiliated with the Roach campaign.
"Not at all," he said emphatically, adding that while he likes and supports Roach, he is "absolutely not" affiliated with her campaign.
"I control the website," eh said. "I put in what I choose."
Clifford is a teacher in Orting and said his family owned land around Lake Tapps, so he is following the race in his "old home town." Clifford said he believes the city and region deserve better representation.
As of Monday, the site's opening page contains mention of the letter and a link to a copy under the heading "a threat from Matt."
The headine replaced a similar link titled "a statement from Matt" which contained a first-person letter purportedly written by Richardson and containing what appeared to be a series of admissions about incidents from the candidate's past.
The letter, as well as photos of Richardson's family, have since been removed from the site.
Clifford, who in the past has worked for Roach, said Richardson's letter is "worth about the paper it's printed on" and invited a lawsuit.
"I want Matt to sue me," he said. "There is nothing on that website that is false."
Richardson's Attorney, Jim Frush of Cable, Lagenbach, Kinerk and Bauer in Seattle, called the site "the worst type of swift boat politics possible" and said it was clearly in violation of several statues, including two sections of United states federal law designed to prevent "cyberpiracy/cybersquatting."
Frush's letter on Richardson's behalf cites U.S. Federal code, Title 15, sections 8131 and 1125.
Section 8131 prohibits people from registering "a domain name that consists of the name of another living person, or a name substantially and confusingly similar thereto, without that person's consent..."
Section 1125 includes as a purpose of the bill to "protect the public from registration of domain names that include the personal names of government officials, official candidates, and potential official candidates for Federal, State, or local political office in the United States, and the use of such domain names in a manner that disrupts the electoral process or the public's ability to access accurate and reliable information regarding such individuals..."
According to Frush, the website violates both statues.
Richardson also said the site violates the precedent from Roach v. Richardson, the case over Richardson's voters pamphlet statement brought earlier this election season by Roach. In that decision, the judge struck down three words in Richardson's statement, forcing him to be very specific about sanctions leveled in January against Roach by the Republican caucus, saying that as a candidate, he should be held to a higher standard.
"You chose the domain name, posted Mr. Richardson's picture, and created content purporting to be written by Mr. Richardson for the express purpose of confusing the public with misinformation," the letter states.
Clifford said one of the sections cited in the letter, 8131, also includes a sentence that the domain may not be registered in someone else's name for the purpose of selling it for profit, something he said he has no intention of doing.
Roach also denied that her campaign had any affiliation with the site.
"No, we certainly don't," she said Monday. "But I'm glad it's there."
Roach said she had visited the site twice and appreciated that someone is making the information available.
"People have a right to know who has designs on representing them," she said.
Richardson said he and his attorney are currently check on the IP address, unique sequences of numbers given to computers to allow others on a network to communicate, but "It appears as if there's a connection to Pam Roach."
"We are prepared to bring lawsuits on several fronts but wanted to serve Pam and her campaign notice in the hope we can start talking about the issues the people of our district care about," he said.
Clifford said the site was designed to show a "pattern of conduct" on behalf of Richardson and that it also falls under the "parody" protection because no one could "reasonably" think that Richardson said the things he is purported to have said.
"Obviously Matt doesn't like the joke," Clifford said.
Richardson said though the law provides for civil damages in these matters, his primary concern was simply having the site taken down so the campaign can continue.
"I want the law to be observed and to get this campaign back to talking about issues," he said.
As of press time, the website was still accessible.
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Those first days in Nashville were happy. Happier than any I could recall. It was no accident that I had Mac's cousin pull his sputtering Vega to the curb on the corner of Music Circle East and Division Street. The Best Western was in walking distance of Music Row.
All my belongings were stuffed into two huggable paper sacks, and when I marched down that strip of red carpeting into a marble-floored lobby with a chandelier, I knew it was a palace compared to that drafty cabin in Blue Ridge with peeling wallpaper and warped floorboards. Room 316 had pretty gold and maroon carpet, gold curtains at a window with an air conditioning unit beneath it, two queen beds, and two glossy wood tables—one in the corner with a lamp, an ice bucket, and a coffeemaker and the other between the beds with a phone, a clock, and a remote for the television. There was even a little bitty refrigerator, a microwave, an ironing board, and an iron. What else could a person need?
More curious about having my own indoor bathroom than a television, I tiptoed in there first. Nothing had prepared me for what met my eyes. Clean white tiles on the floor, a marbled sink, a blow-dryer, a stack of sweet-smelling towels, and fancy soap. The washrags were folded like fans, and there were free miniature bottles of shampoo and conditioner.
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Although bone-tired on account of being so journey-proud that I hadn't been able to sleep a wink in forty-eight hours, I couldn't fathom closing my eyes. I hadn't eaten in as long either, except for some pork rinds and a Pepsi on the ride. But I was like someone possessed: hungry only for the feel of Nashville, thirsty only for the way she looked. I promised myself for the hundredth time I would not think about my mother and the fact I'd left no note. I told myself I'd eat some real food and get sleep later, after I'd explored my new mother. I took the elevator downstairs to find some maps.
At the front desk, a sign said the Best Western had free breakfast: sausage, biscuits and gravy, waffles, eggs, oatmeal, muffins, toast, bagels, yogurt, and fruit. The elation I felt at this was not small, and I couldn't help a happy little laugh.
A short, overweight man in a blue seersucker suit and bright orange tie bustled out of the room behind the front desk and said, "What can I do for you this evenin', missy?" He had a tall pink forehead like you'd expect on a bald man, but his hair—and I could tell it wasn't a toupee—was this lavish white cloud that put me in mind of an albino Elvis. I could see amusement in his startlingly blue eyes.
I didn't bother to mention I was twenty-two, hardly a missy, because he'd said it so kindly and I was used to being mistaken for a much younger girl. "I wanted to see if y'all had any maps and stuff about Nashville, please." I smiled back at him, noting the name engraved on his gold lapel bar: Roy Durden.
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He nodded, turned, and stepped to a bookshelf along the back wall, squatting slowly, carefully, as I watched in utter fascination to see if he'd manage to get his enormous belly to fit down between his thighs. He unfastened the button on his suit coat and the hem brushed the sides of gigantic white buck shoes. Eventually, he rose with a loud grunt, carrying an armload of papers. "Alrighty," he said, spreading them on the counter like a card dealer in Vegas. "Let's see what we can do for you."
"Thanks." I reached for a glossy brochure that said Tour the Ryman, Former Home of the Grand Ole Opry. It was lavishly illustrated with pictures of artifacts from early Opry years and old-time country music stars like Minnie Pearl and Hank Williams. There was a headline that said you could cut your own CD at the Ryman's recording studio. Thanks to my high school music teacher Mr. Anglin, I had already accomplished that task.
"Snazzy, huh?" Roy was nodding. "Now, that there is one hallowed institution. Tennessee's sweet-sounding gift to the world. Place the tourists flock to." He was talking with his eyes closed and this rapturous expression on his face. "Up until '74, fans packed the pews of the Ryman every Friday and Saturday night. Folks loved that place so much that when the Opry moved to its current digs right near the Opryland Hotel, they cut out a six-foot circle from the stage and put it front and center at the new place. So the stars of the future can stand where the legends stood." Roy grew quiet for a worshipful moment.
"There's this one too," he said at last, pushing a slick brochure that read The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum toward me.
Mac, my boss at McNair Orchards, used to say he could see my face in a display hanging in the Hall of Fame, right between Barbara Mandrell and Tammy Wynette. Mac got my head so full of stars, I could hardly think of much else except to get to Nashville to show the world my stuff. I stared at the photograph of a building that looked to be an architectural wonder in itself. One side was an RKO-style radio tower, while the main part had windows resembling a piano keyboard, and an end like a Cadillac tailfin. "That's nice," I offered.
"Yep, real nice," Roy said, his fingertips grazing more brochures reading Belle Meade Plantation, Margaritaville, General Jackson Showboat, Wildhorse Saloon, and The Parthenon. He lifted a map of Nashville. "Be helpful for you to know Second Avenue runs north, and Fourth Avenue runs south."
"I didn't bring a car."
"That a fact?" He looked hard at me. "Well, downtown and the Hall of Fame are in walking distance, but it's a ways to the Grand Ole Opry." Roy's index finger touched a spot on the map. "There's also a place called Riverfront Park you could walk to, but I got to warn you, missy, Nashville sits down in a bowl, between a couple lakes and rivers, so it feels like you're walking through hot soup in the summertime. Can be right intolerable." He swiped his florid face at the memory of heat as I flipped through the pages of a brochure, pausing every now and again to stare at a picture of a star singing on a stage, the crowd going wild. There was an energy in those photographs, a palpable current of voice and instrument and the sweet thunder of applause. For a long time I looked at a picture of Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner, their faces suffused with a bright, joyous light.
"You like this one?" Roy asked, making me jump.
"Um, yeah."
"That was in '75, the night Dolly and Porter sang their last duet together. I was close enough to see Dolly's makeup." There were tears in Roy's eyes.
"Wow," I said.
"Wow is right."
"Can I have it? Can I have all these, please?" I tried not to look too eager, but every cell in my body wanted to scoop up the brochures, rush to my room to study them, to dream of climbing right into the beautiful photographs.
"Go ahead. You must be a first-time tourist."
I didn't think of myself as a tourist. I was there because of a promise I'd made, and the voices I'd heard over 103.9 FM back in Blue Ridge. Mountain Country Radio assured me that Nashville was the place for a person bitten by the singer/ songwriter bug. "Um ... I just like music."
"Wellllll, you come to the right place then. We got live music right here at the Best Western." Roy swept one arm out in a magnanimous gesture toward the other side of the lobby where I saw a doorway to what I'd figured was the dining area. A sign in the shape of a giant guitar pick said Pick's, and next to that was another that said Great Drinks!
"Y'all need anybody to sing at Pick's?"
"Naw. We got our bands booked a good ways in advance."
"Wonder where musicians who're looking for work hang out," I said in a casual voice, gathering the brochures.
"Nashville draws musicians like honey draws flies, and a body can't go ten yards without bumping into one of them looking for work. Tons of wannabes in here constantly, trying to make their way. Dreaming the dream."
From the tone of Roy's voice, I couldn't tell if he was trying to give me a warning or just stating facts. "Well, thank you," I said, turning to go.
"Wait. How long you plannin' to stay?"
Barring any unforeseen expenses, I knew about how far my much-fingered roll of $20 bills would go. The Manager's Special of $65 per night came out to two weeks for $910, leaving $90 for food and incidentals, and surely in that time I'd have some paid work singing. A recording contract if Mr. Anglin's prediction came true. Seeing his dear face in my mind's eye made a little guilty tremor race up my spine. I needed to get back to my room. "I paid for three nights up front," I said, turning to go again.
"Hey!" he called, spinning me on my heel to see those intense blue eyes looking at me. "You sing?"
I hesitated, then answered, "Yessir. Play and sing. Write all my own material."
"Well, well. What's your name, missy?"
"Jennifer Anne Clodfelter."
"Mighty big name for such a slip of a girl. Anybody ever tell you you're a dead ringer for Cher?"
I nodded. By twelve I was constantly compared to the dark, exotic celebrity when she was young, starring in the 1970's Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour. I was tall and willowy, and my straight blue-black hair fell to my waist. But, where Cher wasn't exactly well-endowed, I was ample in the bosom department. The other difference between me and Cher was that my eyes were green.
"So ... what style of music do you do, Jennifer Anne Clodfelter?"
I borrowed some confidence from Mac's words when he handed me my last paycheck. "I'm the next Patsy Cline."
"Alrighty." Roy chuckled. "Then let me guess. You do traditional? Or maybe early country?"
"You said you're Patsy Cline. But, there's tons of styles. Got your Nashville sound and your country rock. Then there's rockabilly, bluegrass, honky-tonk, outlaw, and Bakersfield sound. Cowboy Western and Western swing. Oh!" he clucked his tongue. "About forgot Texas country style, and the new traditionalist, and can't leave out the contemporary sound, and of course, alternative. Though I don't cotton to alternative."
My heart started racing for fear my ignorance would show. "I'm the old kind of country."
"I see. So, you want to be a star?"
I saw mischief in those blue eyes, and I didn't know how to answer this question either. At last, I nodded.
That's when he began regarding me with amused pity. "If that's the case, you'll really want to be here a little longer. Actually," he paused and drew a long breath, "you'll want to be here nine years."
Roy cleared his throat, and it seemed he stood on tiptoes because he rose up at least two inches. "Nashville may be the creative center of the universe if you're a singer and a songwriter—got all kinds of resources here for learning the industry, lots of places you can sing—but folks don't call her the nine-year town for nothing. They say it takes nine years to break into the scene, to become an overnight success. I've lived here all my life and I love her, but if you're looking to break into the music business, she can chew you up and spit you out like nobody's business."
I must've looked sad or confused because Roy's face softened, his voice grew smooth as silk, "You got people here?"
"I'm on my own." Four simple words—the truth of it stunned me.
"I got an extra room at my house."
"Um ... thanks. No offense, but I'm fine on my own."
"Ain't trying to rain on your parade, but I've seen plenty have to wait tables or worse. Randy Travis was a cook and a dishwasher at the Nashville Palace before he could make it on his music. Seen a good number turn around and head home, too, tail tucked between their legs. You might need a place if—"
"I said I'm fine."
Roy rolled his lips inward, considering. "Independent type, hmm? Well, good luck. But don't worry if you change your mind." He drew in a long breath. "If you change your mind, you just come right on back and see Roy. I'm here most evenings after seven. I just figured if you're new around town, trying to make your way in the country music scene, it'd be good if you had somebody to fall back on."
* * *
Back in my room, I sat on the bed, Roy's words hanging over me like a dark cloud. Chew you up and spit you out, and Folks don't call her the nine-year town for nothing. Just like that, a dark cloud moved over me. This spirit of despair was something I often felt, and it had a Siamese twin who drove me to do really rash and stupid things. That was how I'd made my worst mistake to date, acting on blind impulse. And now impulses to bolt from Music City were gathering forces. I knew despair was the worst thing, the killer that blinded you to possibilities, and so I clenched my teeth, closed my eyes, and forced myself to go back all those years to a little scene that happened on the stretch of linoleum between the music room and the gym.
"Really, Jennifer, you have a gift you need to share with this world." It was between classes, and Mr. Anglin whispered in this intense voice, his small mouth barely moving against my ear. "Promise me you'll get these demos to Nashville." I recalled that his hands clenched into fists, even after I gave him my word that I'd do it. Mr. Anglin often reminded me he'd heard thousands of singers in his job of music teacher at the high school and choir director at the church, but I was the only one who'd ever moved him to tears. My songs and the way I sang them pierced his heart.
Speaking of hearts, Mr. Anglin had been well-loved, and his memorial service in April of my junior year had been a large affair involving the entire staff and a good number of the nine hundred students from Fannin County High, as well as a huge flock of people from the church. The odd thing was that Mr. Anglin's burial, prior to the service, was private. Mr. Anglin was a bachelor and had been an only child with no living parents, so there was no family to have requested this.
No family I could confess to ...
After the service, when everyone was in the fellowship hall drinking coffee and eating cakes brought by dozens of church ladies, I walked out to the cemetery to see his stone. I put my hand over my heart and said, "I'm sorry. I had no idea you'd take it so hard. Please forgive me." I walked around Mr. Anglin's new home. He loved flowers, and toward the fringes of the graveyard, there was soft purple wisteria dripping from tree limbs. There were flowers near the graves, too, and I'm not talking about artificial arrangements poked down into stone vases. There were daffodils and dandelions in pretty shades of yellow, and a line of white irises. When a jot of blue caught my eye, right at the edge of where the dirt had been disturbed for Mr. Anglin's casket, I let out a little, "Hah!" and bent to pluck the tiny stem of a forget-me-not. I turned to Mr. Anglin's headstone again, and with tears in my eyes I said, "I won't forget you, ever. I promise I'll take the demos to Nashville." But even with this graveside declaration, I'd continued on the path of that heedless decision that put him there in the first place.
Here it was six years later, and I was only just beginning to honor my promise. I felt the slick brochures from Roy Durden and looked down at the bold words: The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum. "I might be in the Hall of Fame one day," I said out loud, picturing myself with all those legends and pressing my free hand over my heart to feel a trembling hopefulness deep inside that moved outward making all of me shake. Then it was like I had this knowing, this sense that what I was imagining I could actually achieve. I hopped up, splashed cold water on my face, and took the elevator downstairs again.
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This was a pretty typical Christian book with some things that set it apart from other books in the genre. Adding in the author's love of country music and following Jennifer as she rose from obscurity did make this somewhat intriguing at times. I also love country music, and the insight into this amazing industry often captured my imagination and made me think about the stories of some of the current country stars. The gospel was presented in its entirety in this book, but sometimes it seemed a little forced or even out of place. I was glad to see the ending occurred as it did, but it was pretty predictable. There was nothing that really took me by surprise, and everything happened like you thought it would. That makes it a light-hearted, easy-to-read book. It was good to have the inclusion of the Nashville floods from a couple years ago because that is something that time has forgotten. I am also pleased to report that there was no profanity nor sex scenes included--a nice, clean read. I did feel a couple loose ends were never tied up, but that happens in books now and then. If you are looking for a feel-good book that appeals to country music fans, this would be a book to read. Nothing deep, but this is an unpretentious book that happens just as it should. I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not financially compensated, and all opinions are 100 percent mine.
She relives the heartaches embedded by her dysfunctional home through her music. After reaching her dream of fame Jennifer finds peace in common life.
God gifted Jennifer with the ability to write music. When she decided to go to Nashville, she had not idea that she would be a star so quickly. She did, however, let her manager mold her into who she became and this required her to face her past each and every time she preformed. Now comes the question, how to continue - in pain or face the past.
This is a great book full of life & music. 23 year old Jennifer Clodfelter is a Georgia country hick who knows she is destined for greatness. She heads to Nashville, the land of the country star's dream and sets out to "be someone". Much later after she has achieved the glory she always knew she wanted and deserved, she realizes that all that glitters is not gold. I have been to Nashville and lived in Tennesse so, the feel of the place and the people is spot on. This is a wonderful story of music, life, love and with just a hint of spirituality that hit just the right note with me…:)
R.I.P Julie Cannon. We will miss you!
Julie L. Cannon in her new book, "Twang" published by Abingdon Press brings us into the life of Jennifer Clodfelter. From the back cover: A story about the therapeutic powers of friendship, faith and music. Twenty¿three¿year¿old Jennifer Clodfelter believes she is destined to be a country music star. When her passion, determination, and homemade demos were rejected by every music label in Nashville, she refused to give up. In just three years, a combination of guts and raw talent have propelled her on a journey of fame beyond her wildest dreams. Now Jennifer has all she ever wanted only to discover that there is a dark side to the glitz and number one hits. Now she will have to decide whether to sing her pain to a loving audience or find the courage and faith to face the music in the private studio of her heart. Let's face it we need others to support our dreams. Those individuals who have authority over us and raise us we look to tell us we can do what we want to do. Our souls are crushed when we are told we will never amount o anything and we are worthless. Jennifer believes otherwise. She feels that she is a singer and goes to Nashville to prove it. She succeeds. However there comes a moment when she learns that just because you are singing a song about pain doesn't mean that it will go away. Jennifer has to learn that she needs God for that. This was an interesting book, filled with much truth and insight. I liked it. If you would like to listen to interviews with other authors and professionals please go to Kingdom Highlights where they are available On Demand. To listen to 24 hours non-stop, commercial free Christian music please visit our internet radio station Kingdom Airwaves Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Abingdon Press. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."


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One Handed Mace Knight Build/Lenono
Why Mace?
- More Damage
After search and read many guides i made this Build.
I find this Build good for Instances and Mobs
This build focus "the Tanker Philosophy"
Level 1- None
Level 2-Club Mastery (Nov) (1)
Level 3-Mystery Rod (1)
Level 4-Club Mastery (Nov) (2)
Level 5-Mystery Rod (2)
Level 6-Club Mastery (Nov) (3)
Level 7-Club Mastery (Nov) (4)
Level 8-Club Mastery (Nov) (5) - Stamina Upgrade (1) [With elias Stone Point]
Level 9-Stamina Upgrade (2)
Level 10-Mystery Rod (3)
Level 11-Stamina Upgrade (3)
Level 12-Stamina Upgrade (4)
Level 13-Stamina Upgrade (5)
Level 14-Stamina Upgrade (6)
Level 15-Stamina Upgrade (7)
Level 16-Stamina Upgrade (8)
Level 17-Stamina Upgrade (9)
Level 18-Stamina Upgrade (10)
Level 19-Club Mastery (Skilled) (1)
Level 20-Double Crusher (1)
Level 21-Iron Armor (1)
Level 22-Iron Armor (2)
Level 23-Iron Armor (3)
Level 24-Iron Armor (4)
Level 25-Double Crusher (2)
Level 26-Iron Armor (5)
Level 27-Iron Armor (6)
Level 28-Iron Armor (7)
Level 29-Iron Armor (8)
Level 30-Double Crusher (3)
Level 31-Iron Armor (9)
Level 32-Iron Armor (10)
Level 33-Magic Armor (1)
Level 34-Magic Armor (2)
Level 35-Magic Armor (3)
Level 36-Magic Armor (4)
Level 37-Magic Armor (5)
Level 38-Magic Armor (6)
Level 39-Magic Armor (7)
Level 40-Multiple Hits (1)
Level 41-Magic Armor (8)
Level 42-Magic Armor (9)
Level 43-Magic Armor (10)
Level 44-Pain Relief (1)
Level 45-Multiple Hits (2)
Level 46-Pain Relief (1)
Level 47-Pain Relief (2)
Level 48-Pain Relief (3)
Level 49-Pain Relief (4)
Level 50-Multiple Hits (3)
Level 51-Pain Relief (5)
Level 52-Pain Relief (6)
Level 53-Pain Relief (7)
Level 54-Pain Relief (8)
Level 55-Pain Relief (9)
Level 56-Pain Relief (10)
Level 57- Club Mastery (Skilled) (2)
Level 58- Club Mastery (Skilled) (3)
Level 59- Save
Level 60- Crazy Hit (1)
Level 61- Club Mastery (Skilled) (4)
Level 62- Club Mastery (Skilled) (5)
Level 63- Club Mastery (Skilled) (6)
Level 64- Save
Level 65- Crazy Hit (2)
Level 66- Club Mastery (Skilled) (7)
Level 67- Club Mastery (Skilled) (8)
Level 68- Club Mastery (Skilled) (9)
Level 69- Save
Level 70- Crazy Hit (3)
Level 71- Weapon Blocking (1)
Level 72- Weapon Blocking (2)
Level 73- Weapon Blocking (3)
Level 74- Weapon Blocking (4)
Level 75- Weapon Blocking (5)
Level 76- Weapon Blocking (6)
Level 77- Weapon Blocking (7)
Level 78- Weapon Blocking (8)
Level 79- Weapon Blocking (9)
Level 80- Weapon Blocking (10)
Credits: Me (Lenono), Deathchimp, Setchan.
Ah. It's good to see a guide for any Knight, but mace...well. I don't know. I don't see many people these days around my level (I'm a loser, yay!). I see Cease and Saint running around, but they are sword Knights (I am one too).
Good job! ^.^
A few little things:
You skipped lvl 43 =P
Also, I believe you get a free skill point after you save at the Elias stone, you might want to take that into account.
And that SOMEHOW, will allow you to max your (skilled) Club Mastery. I know this probably sounds wierd but looking at the points I have now:
At lvl 74:
5 (Novice) Mastery
3 Mystery Rod
3 Double Crasher
3 Multiple Hits
6 Crazy Hit
10 Stamina Upgrade
10 Iron Armor
10 Magic Armor
10 Pain relief
10 Encouraging Shout (in your case, Weapon Blocking)
4 Bravery shout (in your case, Skilled Mastery)
Total pts used: 74 (73 from lvling up + 1 from Elias)
I have 6 pts to use when I get to lvl 80 which can be used to max bravery shout.
Note: Don't comment on my build, it's subject to change.
But take a look again :py48:
Anny Suggestion Please Post it :jj:
Nice Guide ;)
Maybe add some general infos about (mace) knights?
I know you were going for a Skill Build only, but it shouldn't be too hard for you :D
The Knight players will love you for that :O
Bogle Sword +5 and up > Any mace weapons for knights
I'd think that the Canine God Sword is more effective until at least level seven on the Bogle (level 84), though.
So this build is only for 1 atk skill tree and rest misc skills. Hmm, that's interesting. Could you please explain why you don't use the other atk skill tree?
wow, haha well IMO 2 atk tree are too much skills to use and a waste of misc skills that are more helpful, Misc skills can provide you a lot more defense that will keep you alive in the way. and with Mystery Rod tree can provide you infinite combos.
I'm going to be tsundere/sarcastic for a moment.
zzz this guide sucks get out. I don't love it.
This is a great and easy guide for beginners. A beginner wouldn't have the funds to constantly spam skills, so they would resort to basic/hard attacks from time to time (which works well). However, a person with more cash can afford to use skills at all times. As such, they would want to get both branches to kill things faster/level faster.
Don't get me wrong, this is a very straight forward and basic guide filled with delicious goodness, but it wouldn't be the fastest build leveling wise. After level 80, switching to one branch would work well! Since the person could use skills infinitely and get a lot of miscellaneous skills at this point.
You should also note that mace skills are ridiculously slow compared to other skills. So if someone is a PVP nut, they should become a sword using knight, not a mace one. If they like to level moreso than PVP, mace is the way to go.
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Awesome guide.
i just started and this guide seems really helpful its just how many points would u put in each? max it? or a certain amount?
just letting you know this was made almost 4 years ago and the OP no longer plays the game :x
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