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Reel Ladies Script Club Update: Join Now?

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Life has a way of presenting opportunities. Fast. For you. Take them and….

Stories to write by...?

Stories to write by...?

Here’s some quick information afrom Reel Ladies Script Club. This group could also enhance your knowledge and networking easily online. Remember many members are sciptwriters, and reel ladies from L.A.! There are no excuses here like: “I’m from Tiny town Maine”
Anyone can learn and maybe even land a job here! Check it out.

REEL Ladies Check out the blog post ‘REEL News: Script Club Submissions, REEL Events, Job Postings’
REEL News: Script Club Submissions, REEL Chat (Tonight 6pm), Happy Hour, Product Placement Agreement, Featured Filmmakers and MORE!
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July Script Club
“Get an Afterlife AKA School Spirit” written by Michelle Goetsch

Join REEL Ladies for our monthly meetup & discussion of women fmmakers to discuss the latest scripts around town. We give screenwriters feedback on their script, plot, characters, format and more!
Moderated by Producer Ilyssa Goodman who will facillitate a “Pitching Exercise”, showing screenwriters how to effectively pitch their scripts.

THIS Saturday, July 25, 2009
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Los Angeles, CA. 9036

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Unexpected surprizes from Susan Weed Herbalist/author

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
Stories to write by...?

Stories to write by...?

Yesterday I was remebering an article written by Susun Weed, and so I thought I’d write an article about here. So when starting my research I came upon her forum and Ash Tree Publishing. Both open many doors. Visit the links provided.
(More on related topics soon!) Mary

Susun Weed’s Wise Woman Forum
Welcome to Susun Weed’s open space for discussion. Please make yourself at home and post a message or start a discussion. This place is for you to share your questions, concerns, and comments with other wise women like you.

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Ash Tree Publishing was founded in 1985 to reweave the healing cloak of the Ancients and to make the Wise Woman Tradition available to modern women. The information gathered in the books we publish offers women simple, successful, and safe ways to regain and maintain health and vitality through menstruation, PMS, fertility & pregnancy, childbirth, breast health, cancer prevention, and menopause.

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Wise Woman Herbal Series
Item Price:$ 48 (plus shipping)
Get all four of Susun S. Weed’s best-selling herbal medicine books together and save 20%. The Wise Woman Herbal Series includes:
~ New Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way (for Women 30-90)
~ Breast Cancer? Breast Health! The Wise Woman Way
~ Healing Wise
~ Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year (now in its 29th printing)
The total value of this offer is $60, Yours for $48 plus shipping.
Click here to order by credit card or click here to print special order form

Herbal Medicine Starter Collection
Item Price:$45 (plus shipping)
Includes four great herbals: A City Herbal by Maida Silverman, Healing Wise by Susun S. Weed, Opening Our Wild Hearts to the Healing Herbs by Gail Edwards, and Common Herbs for Natural Health by Juliette de Bairacli Levy. If you are curious about herbal medicine and want to learn more, this collection for you! These four books by noted herbalists will teach you how to grow, wild craft, buy, prepare, and use herbs for health, beauty, and fun. All four purchased seperately are a $56 value (plus shipping), YOURS for only $45 (plus shipping). Order this collection today to begin your herbal journey. Also a perfect gift for the one you love!!! Click here to order by credit card or click here to print special order form

Juliette of the Herbs Collection
Item Price:$ 45.00 (plus shipping)
This collection includes three great herbal medicine books and one video by Juliette de Bairacli Levy, well-known as the “grandmother of herbal medicine.” Nature’s Children is a classic book on natural childrearing; it includes remedies, recipes, and fascinating lore. Traveler’s Joy is a unique guide to finding the wild bounty in simple living; Juliette covers topics such as travel, water, dwellings, medicine, and food. Common Herbs for Natural Health is an essential herbal with lore and uses for 200 herbs including cosmetic, culinary, and medical recipes. Juliette of the Herbs, the exceptional video included in this collection will delight, entrance, and inspire! $55.80 value, YOURS for $45 (20% savings) plus shipping. Click here to order by credit card or click here to print special order form

Mother’s Little Helpers
Item Price:$ 30 (plus shipping)
Three experts offer you their best secrets for having and raising healthy kids. You get Adelheid Ohlig’s Luna Yoga, Juliette de Bairacli Levy’s Nature’s Children, and Susun S. Weed’s Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year. Luna Yoga, Vital Fertility and Sexuality shows you how to improve your ability to conceive, create, and bear healthy children. Nature’s Children is filled with natural child rearing secrets, sage advice, herbal remedies, child-friendly recipes, and fascinating lore. Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year, now in its 29th printing, offers simple, safe herbs for fertility, contraception, healthy pregnancy, labor and delivery, lactation, newborns, and more. Retail value is $36 - Yours for $30 plus shipping. Click here to order by credit card or click here to print special order form

Mother/Daughter Special
Item Price:$ 25 (plus shipping)
Two Susun S. Weed herbals, plus a free bonus. Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year for the daughter; New Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way for the mother, and Moon Days for you to share. Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year gathers natural remedies for all aspects of fertility (including avoiding it), pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care of mother and babe. New Menopausal Years, Alternative Approaches for Women 30-90 gives you the information you need to “ace” menopause and become a postmenopausal woman with a healthy heart, strong bones, and great vitality — without hormones. BONUS: Our gift to you - a hardbound copy of Moon Days, a great collection of women’s writings on menstruation, edited by Cassie Premo Steele. This special collection of three insightful books will delight, surprise, and inspire you and your mother and your daughters! Retail value is $54 Yours for $25 plus shipping. Click here to order by credit card or click here to print special order form

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Check out these book reviews…
Luna Yoga By Adelheid Ohlig

A City Herbal By Maida Silverma

Moon Days Edited by Cassie Premo Steele

Nature’s Children by Juliette de Bairacli Levy
reviewed at Botanical.com too!

Common Herbs for Natural Health by Juliette de Bairacli Levy
reviewed at Botanical.com too!

Opening Our Wild Hearts to the Healing Herbs by Gail Faith Edwards

The WISE WOMAN HERBAL SERIES:

The Childbearing Year by Susun Weed

Healing Wise By Susun Weed
reviewed at Botanical.com too!

Breast Cancer? Breast Health! By Susun Weed

New Menopausal Years By Susun Weed
reviewed at bookreviewcafe.com too!

Click here to read more about Susun Weed’s Wise Woman books

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READ THESE EXCERPTS
Fertility Dances from Luna Yoga

Blood Mysteries from Luna Yoga

Yarrow from A City Herbal

Mullein from A City Herbal

Chickweed from Healing Wise

Dandylion Wine from Healing Wise

RED from Moon Days

Story of the Moon Goddess from Moon Days

My Anti-Cancer Lifestyle from Breast Cancer? Breast Health!

Using Herbs Safely from Breast Cancer? Breast Health!

Mammograms - Who Needs Them? from Breast Cancer? Breast Health!

Kundalini Meditation from Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way

Building Better Bones from Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way

Herbal Birth Control from Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year

Herbs and Spirit Power from Opening Our Wild Hearts to the Healing Herbs

To shop online, please proceed to the Wise Woman bookshop and giftshop

Book Summaries

Breast Cancer? Breast Health
What a gift to women of all ages! This book helped me overcome my fear of what I might discover during self-examination. I am so grateful that this book came my way and I am healthier in mind, body, and spirit thanks to Ms. Weed’s wise words! All of my questions and doubts were addressed in a voice that speaks for all the wise women who have chosen the path of natural and sensible personal health. If I could, I would give a copy of this book to every woman in the world! Read the Review

Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year
What a unique treasure this book is! I used this during my entire “childbearing year” and am so glad that it is still available so I can give it to my best friend’s daughter as she prepares for her first child. I still use the Herbal Pharmacy section quite frequently so this book has a permanent place on my bookshelf. Read the Review

A City Herbal
I never could have imagined the herbal abundance that grows between the cracks of the city sidewalks and in vacant lots! This book details the folknames, locations, historical uses, lore, legends, and uses of 34 plants commonly found in the city. I read this book like a novel, from cover to cover, and would recommend it to anyone interested our green friends! Read the Review

Common Herbs for Natural Health is an essential herbal for the newcomer to the expert. Juliette de Bairacli utilizes her Gypsy wisdom, and decades of studying herbs and healing, to create a book filled with natural remedies and recipes. What a treasure! Her respect and love for the plants, the earth, and the medicinal knowledge garnered from people of all ethnic origins is powerful, practical, and sensible. My gardens and personal health are already benefiting from this intelligent and tender book. Read the Review

Healing Wise
What a powerful book! It has changed the way I feel towards modern medicine, the chaos in my life, and even my backyard. The seven featured common weeds are given voices and distinct personalities. For instance, dandelion speaks from this book with a charming and joyous French accent. My medicine cabinet has fewer pharmaceuticals these days and an increasing assortment of odd little bottles of tinctures, oils, and salves that I have had great fun making from plants I have found within walking distance of my home. The voice of Wise Woman wisdom rings throughout this book and I find myself turning to this book for solutions to my various discomforts instead of calling the doctor. Read the Review

Luna Yoga
This is the first book on yoga that has appealed to me. Luna yoga was developed for woman by women. Adelheid Ohlig clearly intends to bring the philosophy, discipline, and healing art of luna yoga to the attention of women. I have only just begun to follow this practice daily and have high hopes for improved health and happiness. Read the Review

Moon Days
Although women experience “the curse” from their early teenage years until their early fifties, most of us don’t discuss it in depth . . . and certainly don’t write or read short stories and poetry about the subject! This book, by a collection of talented authors, is for women of any age and is inspired by the wonders, embarrassment, and power of menstruation. Surprisingly, it is a very funny and touching read. I am past menopause and who would have guessed that this book would actually make me nostalgic for that significant part of my younger years. Read the Review

Nature’s Children
Surely this is how our children were meant to be raised and nourished! In harmony with the rhythms of the earth, seasons, wild creatures, and plants the author shares her knowledge and compassion. How I wish I had known of this book when my son was younger, but it’s never too late to begin employing the remedies and recipes contained in this marvelous book which is dedicated to the simple life and family health. Read the Review

New Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way
If this book had not been given to me by a close friend, I would be experiencing menopause in an entirely different manner. The purring voice of Grandmother Growth, who introduces many of the chapters, assured me that I am not losing my mind or harboring a terminal illness; that menopause is not something to be endured or fixed, but rather an ongoing adventure loaded with opportunity. The Wise Woman approach to the various and unexpected discomforts and joys of the Change has motivated me to seize this experience to transform my life for the better. Read the Review

Traveler’s Joy
This magical book has made me want to shelve my responsibilities and hit the road! The author’s enthusiasm and ability to embrace hardship and bounty alike are truly inspirational. I am encouraged to lighten my material load to provide space for the gifts that the simple life provides. Recipes, travel lore, herbal medicine, literary references, and personal observations make this book an enjoyable read.

Opening Our Wild Hearts to the Healing Herbs
This is a fabulous book full of the wonders of our green allies. Herbal medicine, plant lore, poetry, ceremonies, delicious recipes, and a terrific index make this book a must for anyone interested in using wild plants. The section on medicinal trees is unique in my experience. The author’s lovely spirit shines in every word and makes me wish I was a member of her family. Read the Review

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ASH TREE PUBLICATIONS

Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year
Author: Susun S. Weed.
Simple, safe remedies for pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, and newborns.
Includes herbs for fertility and birth control.
Foreword by Jeannine Parvati Baker. 196 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0-961462-00-0
(096-146-20-00) Retails for $11.95 Order

Healing Wise
Author: Susun S. Weed.
Superb herbal in the feminine-intuitive mode. Complete instructions for using common plants for food, beauty, medicine, and longevity.
Introduction by Jean Houston. 312 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0961462-02-6
(096-146-20-27) Retails for $17.95 Order

New Menopausal Years the Wise Woman Way
Author: Susun S. Weed.
The best book on menopause is now better. Completely revised with 100 new pages. All the remedies women know and trust plus hundreds of new ones. New sections on thyroid health, fibromyalgia, hairy problems, male menopause, and herbs for women taking hormones. Recommended by Susan Love MD and Christiane Northrup MD. Introduction by Juliette de Bairacli Levy. 304 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-1888123-03-4
(188-812-30-36) Retails for $16.95 Order

Breast Cancer? Breast Health!
Author: Susun S. Weed.
Foods, exercises, and attitudes to keep your breasts healthy.
Supportive complimentary medicines to ease side-effects of surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, or tamoxifen.
Foreword by Christiane Northrup, M.D. 380 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-096-146-207-9
(096-146-20-78) Retails for $14.95 Order

Traveler’s Joy
Author: Juliette de Bairacli Levy.
Explore the free wandering life of this enchant-ing guide by a legendary teacher who lives in tune with the rhythms of nature.
Lots of herbal lore.
256 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0879836-51-9
(087-983-65-12) Retails for $11.95 Order

Common Herbs for Natural Health
Author: Juliette de Bairacli Levy.
Re-indexed, re-designed, and expanded. Lore and uses for 200 herbs including cosmetic, culinary, and medical recipes. Juliette de Bairacli Levy is famed for her mastery of herbal lore and her many books on living in tune with nature. Foreword by Rosemary Gladstar. 236 pages, index, illustrations. ISBN: 978-0961462-09-7
(096-146-20-94) Retails for $11.95 Order

Nature’s Children
Author: Juliette de Bairacli Levy.
The classic text for natural child rearing, now revised and expanded. Back in print at last! Remedies, recipes, and fascinating lore on nourishing and healing children naturally. Introduction by Helen Nearing. 196 pages, index, 14 classic photographs.
ISBN: 978-0-961462-08-6
(096-146-20-86) Retails for $11.95 Order

Opening Our Wild Hearts to the Healing Herbs
Author: Gail Faith Edwards.
Information on 125 herbs and trees. Directions for growing, harvesting, drying, processing and storing, and lots of uses.
Introduction by Susun Weed. 256 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-1888123-01-8
(188-812-30-1x) Retails for $13.95 Order

A City Herbal
Author: Maida Silverman.
The wild plants of the city are potent herbal medicines and nutritious wild edibles, as well as sources of comfort, fiber, and dyes. Learn to recognize and use 34 of them. 192 pages, index, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-1888123-00-5
(188-812-30-01) Retails for $13.95 Order

Luna Yoga
Author: Adelheid Ohlig.
Wise woman secrets from many cultures help you take control of your fertility, increase your sexual pleasure, and relieve reproductive problems.
Translated by Meret Leibenstein. 192 pages, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0961462-06-8
(096-146-20-6x) Retails for $11.95 Order

Moon Days - Creative Writings About Menstruation
Editor: Cassie Premo Steele, Ph.D.
A literary, passionate, and profound collection.Twenty-six writers explore the “silent” parts of women’s lives; reawakening our memories of embarrassment and shame and transforming them to wonder, excitement, and laughter.
176 pages, illustrations.
ISBN: 978-1887714-40-8
(188-771-44-05) Retails for $13.95 Order

Don’t forget our fabulous video:

Menopause Metamorphosis - 1 hour
Susun Weed and 12 other menopausal women offer heart-felt and practical advice for women in the midst of Change. Susun explores menopause as the ultimate woman’s mystery and offers simple home remedies for uncomfortable symptoms. This engaging, informative, inspiring 1 hour video - filmed at Stonehaven - by women for women is like having a menopause support group in your own home.
Retails for $19.95 Order

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Trade Journals, Research, Summer tips Part 2

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
imagination circles and rocks

imagination circles and rocks

Here’s Part two…from A. Mueller’s old draft. I will add comments at the end of the blog.

  • Schedule in progress reports, for yourself and/or for your clients, for longer projects. Do this by using your master list with its breakdown of the project into smaller tasks. From those tasks, set up milestones with specific deadlines. “By June 30, I will finish research and write a complete outline, introduction, and two pages of text.”
  • Take some time off to clear your brain. Focus while you work, then take a break. Every 60 to 90 minutes, get up from your chair, walk outside for five minutes, drink some water, stretch, call a friend, do some jumping jacks, lie on the couch and close your eyes (set a timer if you do that), listen to music, eat an apple. Pick something relaxing and different from what you’ve been doing, i.e., no writing, reading, or computer. Your eyes and your brain need a rest from words.
  • Take in lots of information, related and unrelated to any projects you are working on. Set up a Reader for your newsfeeds and blogs, and give yourself 20 to 30 minutes every day to scroll through, read, and comment. Don’t let it get out of hand, and weed out the information sources that don’t provide anything interesting. Read books: poetry, fiction, nonfiction. Even five or ten pages a day helps your brain stretch and grow. Talk to people who aren’t like you and listen to what they say. Ask questions about other people’s professions, hobbies, political views, home life, philosophies.
  • Schedule time to just jot down notes, follow up on ideas, develop ideas, brainstorm - don’t pressure yourself to produce “writing” during this time. Planning and researching and outlining makes writing a whole lot easier. This applies to work you are doing for clients as well as work you are doing for yourself. The blank page is your worst enemy. Come to it armed with a stack of notes, pages of research, brainstorming bubbles, quotations, pictures that inspire you. You may not use any of it in your writing, but its presence in your mind and in the room will make you sharper.
  • Trade Journals

    A few resources and possibilities.

    • A great article about writing for trade journals here at Writer Gazette. (Note that the links at the bottom of the article are outdated.)
    • Another great article with lots of tips here at Writer’s Apprentice. If you’ve never considered writing for trade journals, or you’re wondering what a trade journal is, read at least one of those articles.

    A couple of trade magazines worth checking into -

    • HomeCare Magazine, for at home medical supplies, home care equipment. Check the About page and Contact page. There is nothing specific about submissions on the HomeCare Magazine website, but I’ve found that often the trade magazines don’t put up Writer’s Guidelines or Submission info on their websites. Their websites are usually directed toward the readers of the magazines, the industry professionals. They are not sites the average consumer (or freelance writer) would stumble over in search of something fun to read or something profitable to write about. So you’ll have to take some initiative, read through some articles, gather ideas and information, and make a query. Could well be worth your time.
    • MeetingsNet home page houses several different trade magazines related to the conference, hospitality, and business meeting industry. It will be best to browse and find the correct contact information for the specific magazine you want to query.
    • Lots of opportunity possible here at Expert Business Source. Topics include e-business, sales and marketing, insurance, work life, and human resources. The group has a strong online presence with blogs, newsletters, and archives. The About page directs those interested to contact the editorial team.
    • Home Accents Today provides an editorial calendar (a .pdf file).

    Give your best and make it a good day.

    Comment:

    This article provides terrific ideas jogging resources. Don’t stop here. Make a list of you fav mags, areas of life that you are passionate about and publications that give you ideas which could be developed into articles or short stories. Take some time to do an article a week on one of these topics. The find a place to post the article and post a comment about it elsewhere. This would be a fine tool to build your publishing vitae, make some cash, and remind the world you are here writing. Have fun! Comment by Mary MacIntyre, blogger

    Grits Interview with Yvonne Perry Networking NOW

    Friday, July 10th, 2009
    journeys call us to return; walking always  photo by Mary MacIntyre

    journeys call us to return; walking always photo by Mary MacIntyre

    I am online now listening to this podcast. GRITS, an online book club and self-publishing page. Helping reading and authors. Also visit http://Mosiac.com

    They talk about everything about publishing, writers events, new books….then came the children’s book club. African American CHildren books are the focus. Grits Kids….

    This is a powerful interview. You can learn how to make your site grow. You can have lots of resources. Kids can blog. Teachers new resources. Just give this a listen. Fascinating.

    http://www.audioacrobat.com/play/WNgprlTW

    Join WITS owner Yvonne Perry and full time online book marketer Marlive Harris on Writers in the Sky Podcast today as they discuss the following:

    The G.R.I.T.S. Online Reading Club, a leading online reading and book promotion community for adult readers and writers on New Year’s Day in 2000.

    The award winning G.R.I.T.S. Kidz Book Club, an online book club for kids, parents, and adult care-givers of children who desire to discuss and learn more about African American and other multicultural literature written for young people.

    The GRITS COM Literary Service designed to meet the unique Web publicity needs of authors and self-publishers.

    On the Air With Marlive Harris, a collection of lively book talk podcast programs for people who love to read! Authors will learn how they can be a guest on Marlive’s radio show and glean ideas for marketing books online.

    Click here to listen to the interview . . .

    http://www.thegritsbookclub.com/
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    Beat the heat this summer . . .

    READ!

    Okay, it’s summer time and the reading . . . is easy!! Well, easy for The GRITS Online Reading Club because July/August are the months we pack up those fav reads and head for the beach, go on vacation, or just enjoy this time of year with family and friends.
    So we will see you back online this Fall!

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    Harlem Book Fair 2009
    July 17-19, 2009
    West 135th Street
    5th Avenue to Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd.

    Davinia, Hurricane Katrina, Aspiring writer, UFO Story

    Sunday, June 28th, 2009
    Yep, its tourqoise

    Yep, its tourqoise

    Three writers who blog and their ideas. Of course youtube provides a great way to do PR word and ad work for yourself. Blog Talk Radio and Twitter ditto. Thus if you write you might want to do the same. Copy those of all backgrounds who are reaching theworld through multi media. Personally, I can’t afford to place a big ad in the NY Times. And so far I have not mastered creating a good youtube video either.

    Yet the blogger can use many venues that only require time to promote themselves. Ditto: writers. I love to listen to other writers talk and learn how they perceive the writing process, their work, and publishing. So go back and watch. Any topic becmes full of unidentified tips. You may stumbe upon several that I missed.

    Plus a wiki bonus top 10 bloggers:

    Dixie Chicks (section Top-ten singles)
    major band to hire a designated blogger “all-access” to keep up with … Top-ten singles !: rowspan”2″ | Year Song Chart Positions | … 63 KB (9066 words) - 16:27, 26 June 2009
    Juno (film) (section Top ten lists)
    critics, many of whom placed the film on their top ten lists for the year. … au/news/in-depth/bfilmb-racy-blogger-gains-oscars-buzz-with- … 72 KB (9780 words) - 06:33, 24 June 2009
    Synecdoche, New York (section Top ten lists)
    Top ten lists … com/bloggers/james-rocchi/ | title Cannes Review: Synecdoche, New York | author James Rocchi | publisher Cinematical | date … 19 KB (2810 words) - 03:08, 28 June 2009
    No End in Sight (section Top ten lists)
    Chris Allbritton , journalist and blogger for Time magazine. … Top ten lists: The film appeared on many critics’ top ten lists of the best … 19 KB (2827 words) - 15:23, 25 June 2009
    Shinji Imaoka (section Top-ten films, Pink Grand Prix)
    Top-ten films, Pink Grand Prix … Category:1965 births Category:Japanese bloggers Category:Japanese film actors Category:Japanese film … 7 KB (886 words) - 05:43, 20 June 2009
    Eric Hutchinson
    The album won praise from gossip blogger Perez Hilton , which sent it to the top ten on the iTunes Store , where it peaked at number seven … 10 KB (1301 words) - 13:46, 22 June 2009
    Collaborative blog (section For bloggers)
    often set up by already established bloggers wishing to pool time and … In fact, at time of writing seven of the top ten weblogs listed in … 7 KB (980 words) - 04:55, 2 June 2009
    Donald Luskin
    opportunities for liberal bloggers to criticize Luskin The editors … his prediction in their list of Top ten quotes of 2008 He has been … 13 KB (1884 words) - 22:40, 17 June 2009
    Spam blog
    A recent sighting puts the top ten Google hottest terms of the day … ruining blog search engines and damaging bloggers community networking (e.g. … 7 KB (1059 words) - 13:40, 10 May 2009
    Polaris Music Prize
    These ballots are retabulated and the top ten titles form the … The jury list includes more than 178 Canadian music journalists, bloggers … 4 KB (533 words) - 00:44, 2 June 2009
    Ezra Levant
    Ezra Levant (born 1972) is a Canadian blogger , author, journalist , lawyer and … from bloggers and internet … several days in the top ten viewed … 18 KB (2564 words) - 23:37, 23 June 2009
    Rehab Bassam
    Rehab Bassam (رحاب بسام), is an Egyptian blogger who rose to fame in 2008 when … fellow bloggers on Dream TV Channel’s Al ‘Ashera Masa’an … 5 KB (751 words) - 11:58, 27 December 2008
    Dog and Pony Show (Web Producers) (section Mike’s Ten)
    DAPS consists of a collective of over 30 comedians, bloggers, radio- … Mike’s ten is a series of “Top Ten” lists written mainly by Mike … 12 KB (1756 words) - 02:06, 6 June 2009
    Dave Winer
    software and its aggregator so that bloggers could easily link to an … In February 2002 Winer was named one of the “Top Ten Technology … 27 KB (3813 words) - 20:17, 14 June 2009
    Weblogs, Inc.
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    Sylvia Plath Trailblazer Messages to us again

    Sunday, June 28th, 2009

    Horror and skill, being frozen and then unfrozen, her life compiled many layers of desperation and hope. Her from her heart she carved out verse and pursued publishing, while in her shadow a deeper despair could haunt daydreams. Challenges surrounded her and she set flight to rise above debilitation to give us a glimpse of an inner world,reality.

    Listen to her read, and others read her while to read these words. Her message strong invites you to climb your mountain and to see, to speak, and to real your experience as long as you can.

    Perhaps you will become as MAy Sarton did, an old woman still creating verse. Perhaps your life can bring inspiration to others today and into future generations. These are lessons we can absorb. People truely following their paths. What path is yours to write?

    Read and study, compare how these poets add words into a rcih stew of living. Footsteps covered with earth. Might these illustrations challenge you to go deeper into your own expression? Listen to these words, for poetry creates a song that mingles with wind and crackling branches.

    Pause and absorb the magic. Write and breathe into your word the vitality of life, living, and wonder.

    Leave Notes of Appreciation: for husbands only by Dan Robey

    Saturday, June 27th, 2009

    journeys call us to return; walking always  photo by Mary MacIntyre

    journeys call us to return; walking always photo by Mary MacIntyre



    How many people are here who are not husbands? Great the headline worked! Here’s another email as part of a class that Dan RObey generoulsy offered. I enjoyed the content, and read on for all the details. Before that consider the format, and how effectively it helps you begin to trust and appreciate Dan.

    Next ask yourself the question could you also create a series of emails to help bild your list and trust among that list? What do you love to write about? What articles have you composed? Could you take the answers from these questions and create an e-course of 10 or more emails? Blogs?

    If you do this can these ideas be woven with other products for sale? Or could you create another series of articles that may be sold? A course as described above might act like a hub on a bike’s wheel. Make a list of five spokes, in reality, links that you could connect to to produce income. Set these up and you have a business that can be used over and over to build a list and earn income. Now read on to hear what Dan has to say. Thank you Dan.
    Dear Mary,

    Welcome to the third in a series of
    Positive Habits lessons.

    Today’s positive habit:
    ‘Positive habit for husbands, make your wives happier than
    if you had just showered them with roses!’

    ************************************************************

    Today’s quote:

    ‘Some people wait all there lives for the outside to change
    their inside. But it never seems to happen, because change
    comes from within us first, then the outside
    becomes different.’ - Elliott Goldwag Ph. D.

    ************************************************************

    Today’s positive habit:

    Leave notes of love and appreciation.

    If there is one thing that we all crave, it is sincere and
    honest appreciation. If you really want to make your loved
    one happy, make it a habit to leave her notes of appreciation
    and love on a regular basis. Buy some Post-it notes and leave
    them where she is most likely to see them: in her car, on the
    bathroom window, in her jewelry box.

    Tell her how much you love her, give her kind words of encouragement
    and appreciation. Tell her what a great job she is doing with
    the kids, remind her how much you appreciate the hard work
    she does around the house. Try this and see the warm, happy
    smile on her face when she finds the first note.

    **

    “From now on, powerful desire, rock-solid determination and undying
    persistence will help you achieve whatever you desire… Everything
    you do, you’ll do to win”

    Does that sound good to you? Unstoppable Motivation Now! a new CD
    audio program will help you achieve whatever you desire and be a
    winner in life!

    http://tinyurl.com/y42lvd

    As you listen to Unstoppable Motivation Now!, just like sands
    though an hour glass,positive re-patterning statements will be
    filling you up and filling you up with the most determined-to-succeed
    attitudes you could possibly imagine.

    You will be infused with new, positive, compelling thoughts and
    beliefs like these:

    * It is your destiny to accomplish many great things
    * You can move yourself to take productive action anytime and
    anyplace
    * When you say you’re going to do something, you do it
    * No matter what your goal is, you always find a way to achieve it
    * You always find the time to work on your most important goals
    * You have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge
    * When you set your sights on a goal it’s as good as done
    * You will learn whatever you must in order to reach your goals
    * You always persist until you succeed
    * You love getting important things done
    * Once you set a goal, you will move Heaven and Earth to reach it
    * You see opportunity all around you and much more!

    When you begin any new tasks or project, you constantly imagine
    succeeding. You always give your best effort in every thing you do

    http://tinyurl.com/y42lvd

    PS..

    Check out the new bonus products we are giving away
    today with the purchase of “The Power of Positive Habits”

    http://www.thepowerofpositivehabits.com

    Wishing you Continued Success!

    Dan Robey
    Abritt Publishing
    Miami, Florida
    Tel. 305-238-1356
    thepowerofpositivehabits.com

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    Logan Phillips Poet: Writing Workshop plus video

    Friday, June 26th, 2009
    fish and turtle rock?

    fish and turtle rock?

    Stolen words is a phrase he uses in his video, and I have borrowed words to introduce you to a powerful poet. Read and watch. Mary

    Writing Workshop with Logan Phillips
    Logan Phillips, bilingual slam poet, is in town to perform with Verbobala (see NHCC listing below). These days Logan finds himself on both sides of the border - writing, performing, teaching and changing lives! He will be doing a two-hour workshop at Chroma Downtown. This is an amazing opportunity - so make your reservations now. First 10 students under 21 are FREE. Fee $10 or two cans of food. Chroma has opened up the walls in their performance space and can now fit in almost twice as many bodies.
    Workshop Tuesday, June 30, 6:30-8:30pm
    Chroma Art Center
    First and Roma NW, Downtown
    (505) 554-3805

    Ok, this is it! After a couple years of poetry, a few months of preparations and a few weeks of pulling things together, my new book Arroyo Ink is now for sale online!

    I’m excited about this one, I think this is the best work I’ve put into print so far. It’s the fifth in the series of chapbooks that I have released since 2002, and like the rest of them, this is a hand-crafted, independently-produced piece of work. It also has strange illustrations in it drawn by myself and Adam Cooper-Terán. The illustrations are all based on remixed letterforms and will keep your eyes oh-so entertained.

    I’m selling the books for $10, plus a couple bux for shipping. All purchases are handled by PayPal, which is a secure online payment company owned by eBay. 100% secure, not to worry. I know times are lean for everybody, but if you are able to plop down some virtual dollars, I’d love to put a book in the mail to you. I appreciate it.

    The US book release performance was a couple weeks back in Bisbee, AZ, and it was more than I could have hoped for. Video art showcase, introduction by Adam Cooper-Terán, an hour-long performance of new poems and a reception featuring a showing of the fine art prints from the book. For all those who couldn’t be there, here’s the goods! Hopefully I’ll be touring a lot in the coming year, but until then:

    Now available:

    •Arroyo Ink book
    •Illustrated postcards
    •Fine art prints (limited editions!)
    http://www.dirtyverbs.com/

    Bio
    Logan Phillips writes from the most intricate and deeply set valve of his heart. His word are bilingual, binational and accessible to all. He breaks borders with his breath and rips down walls with words. His poetry melts cultures into people, languages into pure communication and races into humanity. He is the young voice of the southwest. His work is like no other in the poetry scene from style to subject matter he is perfectly unique. His performance is passionate as his words simply take him over. You will not be the same person after hearing him speak.

    Suzy La Follette, 6th place finisher, 2003 National Poetry Slam

    (from dirtyverbs.com)

    Raw Food Books for the Family(plus videos)

    Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

    Yep, its tourqoise

    Yep, its tourqoise



    If you are curious about Raw Food, or if you are shy and about to tst the waters, never feel alone in your adventure for eating raw food. Recipes and tips galore. Don’t get bored, find the cookbook right for you! Please use the urls for more information or material for a good google search. Thanks Eve for publishing a great and useful article.
    http://www.buzzle.com/articles/top-raw-food-recipe-books-for-families.html

    Top Raw Food Recipe Books For Families
    Are you finding that your raw recipes aren’t working for your family? If you’re looking for specifically family friendly raw recipes, then look no more.
    1. Rawvolution

    Matt Amsden has written and illustrated this very inspiring yet simple to use recipe book. It contains highly useful information, such as ‘Stocking Your Kitchen’, which details not only the basic equipment needed, but also basic ingredients for making raw food preparation easy. ‘How To Eat Raw While Traveling’ is fantastic for school and work with recipes for foods the raw foodist can proudly take anywhere. Examples are Veggie Cakes, Felafel and Onion Bread.

    2. Eating Without Heating. Favorite Recipes from Teens Who Love Raw Food.

    Sergei and Valya Boutenko are the teenage children of the famed raw Boutenko family. Clearly, they love eating raw and have beautifully put together their favourite raw recipes. Examples are Italian Rawsage, Nori Rolls and Sergei’s Amazing Truffles. Both teenagers and parents will find this book a real treat to have.

    3. Green For Life.

    This ground-breaking book by Victoria Boutenko was an Independent Publisher Award Finalist. She clearly and simply explains why we should be feeding ourselves and families more dark leafy greens in the form of raw green smoothies. Over 17 delicious green smoothie recipes are given, making it easy to consume these otherwise bitter nutrients. Examples are Raspberry Dream and Summer Delight.

    4. Eat Smart Eat Raw.

    Kate Wood has written this wonderful and practical cookbook, having successfully tested the recipes on her own husband and children. Even the most resistant husband or child will love tasty delights such as Pasta Sauce and Calcium Candies. And each recipe has measurements in both metric and pounds. A must for any family’s raw food chef.

    For lots more on natural living for all the family get ‘Secrets Of Natural Living In The Modern World’ FREE at http://www.youfeelgreatnaturally.com

    By Eve Zhu
    Published: 3/25/2008


    She has cookbooks too.


    Raw Food Chef Juliano Brotman w/ Erika Lenkart

    Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
    Stories to write by...?

    Stories to write by...?

    I wanted to see what would come up with a raw food chef cookbook. There is actually a lot of availabe information. I copied part of a review (credits are included) and links for your ease.

    As you may know cookbooks still constitutes one of the fastest growing book markets. Get your favorite cook to work with you and publish!

    http://www.living-foods.com/articles/rawuncook.htmlRAW: The UNcook Book- Book Review
    This article is courtesy of Vegetarians in Paradise
    http://www.vegparadise.com
    By Zel and Reuben Allen
    RAW The Uncook Book
    New Vegetarian Food for Life
    By Juliano Brotman with Erika Lenkert
    Regan Books,
    An Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 1999
    $32.00

    From cover to cover RAW, The Uncook Book is a graphic grabber with stunning color photography, beautiful layouts, and top-notch professional food styling. Every page whets the salivary glands with tempting photos of the unique raw, vegan, dishes Juliano has created. But don’t take our word for it, pick up the book and start flipping pages just as we did.

    You, too, will be instantly awakened by the beauty and vibrant colors each page presents. By chance we opened the book to page 145 and were dazzled by Purple Blueberry and Raspberry Burritos, a purple cabbage leaf that contains a filling of creamed nuts, marinated portobello, salsa, and curried guacamole with a colorful garnish of blueberries and raspberries, and chopped mango. Awesome! RAW, The Uncook Book presents raw foods in a brilliant new dimension. Raw food cookbooks of the past contained simple salads, blender soups, a few fruit beverages, and instructions on how to sprout. Juliano’s book, on the other hand, offers complex taste sensations that titillate the taste buds with every recipe. Each dish is a masterpiece of colors, flavors, and textures, while the garnishing is a literal celebration of design mastery.

    How did Juliano, who is not even 30 years old, develop his unique brand of exceptional raw food cuisine? He didn’t even start his life as a vegetarian. He grew up in Las Vegas, worked in his father’s Italian restaurant, and paid little attention to food in general. As a 15 year old, he moved to Palm Springs where his hikes into the hills quickly bonded him with nature. He found trickling streams, a waterfall, majestic mountains, birds, fish and frogs, and his instant response was to become a vegetarian.

    By the age of 19, he was totally vegan and into organic foods which he found far tastier. His path naturally led him to raw fruits and vegetables and to seek education about the nutritional benefits of sprouting seeds, grains and legumes. An innovative person, Juliano at 22 was creating raw food dishes with flair and enjoying the zest and energy he derived from them. “I was enjoying the most exquisite, unique, decadent food on the planet and my mentor was not some fancy cooking school, but the earth itself,” he says.

    At 24 he became the owner of RAW, a raw foods restaurant near Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Success came quickly with recognition from USA Today, People magazine, theNew York Times, Vegetarian Times and the San Francisco Chronicle. His soups and salads are visual and flavor treats that go way beyond any soups and salads one has ever encountered before. The section on breads is an eye opener. With whole, sprouted grains, unexpected seasoning combinations, nuts, fruits and vegetables, he creates breads with exceptional flavor and textures that depart from the familiar.

    Juliano’s recipes for sandwiches carry familiar names, but that’s where familiarity ends. He has a BLT (bacon, lettuce, and tomato) and a Tuna Sandwich that have none of those ingredients, yet the flavors have a familiar quality. His Marinated Caviar in the section “Snacks, Appetizers & Side Dishes” is anything but familiar, yet beckons one to taste this unlikely combination of berries of one’s choice that are marinated in apple cider vinegar, Umeboshi plum paste, Nama Shoyu and lemon and oranges juices.

    The author’s pizza section blew us away

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