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jamieroxxartist · 8 months

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✔ Mark Your Calendars: Thurs Sept 14 on 🎨#JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio 🎙️#TalkShow and 🎧#Podcast w/ Featured Guest:

#ArielleSilver Arielle Silver Music (#IndieFolk, #Americana)

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Pop Art Painter Jamie #Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Arielle Silver (Indie Folk, Americana) to the Show!

● WEB: ariellesilvermusic.com ● FB: @ariellesilvermusic ● IG: @ariellesilver ● YT: @ariellesilver ● BC: @ariellesilver ● X: @relsilver

Arielle Silver is a consummate storyteller whose rich, expressive voice and acoustic guitar frame expansive melodies that echo her tours and travels across the American heartland. Raised on folk festival fields and synagogue pews, in woodsy and watery places up and down the Atlantic Seaboard, Arielle now lives in Los Angeles, just a traffic jam away from the Pacific Ocean.

Out in Fall 2023, her fifth album WATERSHED is an earthy, luminous, and literate collection of songs that emerged from the watershed moments of the pandemic. This follows her 2020 album, A THOUSAND TINY TORCHES. Music Connection calls her "“A born communicator... exudes intelligence and humanity.” The SoCal Sound program director calls her "an incredible singer-songwriter right in our backyard." She has performed solo, with violinist Daryl S, and full band at venues across the U.S., including Rockwood Music Hall (NYC), Hamel Music Center (Madison, WI), Folk Project (Morristown, NJ), Hotel Cafe (Los Angeles), Ojai Underground Exchange (Ojai, CA), Club Passim (Boston), John Anson Ford Amphitheater (Los Angeles), FocusMusic (D.C./Baltimore), Eddie's Attic (Atlanta), and The Evening Muse (Charlotte, NC).

Arielle teaches Creative Writing Antioch University, is co-owner of Bhavana Flow Yoga, directs programs at The SONA Foundation, and was recent faculty at UWisc-Madison's Summer Music Clinic and the International Women's Writing Guild, and currently serves as Board President of Folk Alliance Region-West.

● Media Inquiries: Nicole Poulos [email protected] Sideways Media

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hey! i was looking through your newjeans tag and saw that you "feel guilty" listening to them. may i ask why? i just started listening to them and i don't know what happened.

at that time, there was a pretty serious scandal about min heejin, newjeans' producer. she previously worked at sm and was a creative director for many iconic sm albums. she left to create her own group in a sublabel of hybe : newjeans.

even though, hj git a lot of praise for nj's strong debut, alot of ppl also critisized her for having a full of minor (the youngest is 14 and the oldest is 18). it didn't help that one of their debut song cookie, had some controversies due to its lyrics (s*xual hint though out the song).

i tried to be as much factual as i can but you can clearly understand the serious issue concerning newjeans and in more general kpop. kpop idols are becoming younger and younger when the industry is sadly known for harsh treatments behind close doors.

that's why i said i felt guilty to them. but while writing this, i do feel like an hypocrite bc all of my ults debuted around the same age as newjeans. but since they were still older than i, i didn't see a problem with it when it's truly a problem.

#ask #anon

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tvxqdbsk · 1 year

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I remember my 1st impression of nct dream back in 2016. I am soooo uncomfortable watching underage kids performing on screen. mind you I was 22 at that time, I immediately not interested at all. and also my 1st thought was 'this group won't go far' 💀💀💀 I know I'm so bad at this kdjdjdj. fast forward when they had cb with Ridin. I'm interested again and had no idea they were the same group lmfao clown me. here I am being a dreamzen and biggest supporter 😭✋🏼 so I cannot imagine how people are comfortable watching NJ and other underage idols.. at least wait for them turning 18/20 or something

right like dream is completely different now and in my opinion they could have waited a couple years to debut just to grow up a bit more so that they weren’t KIDS like the the early dream concept wasn’t even that good anyway 🫤 the whole thing was just weird. and what a coincidence mhj the creative director left sm and started the company nj is under. obviously other people are are at fault too for approving it but we all know what she’s like

#ask

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sweetmastermind · 1 year

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You know the director of ador was in SM, she brings a lot of success. But a few come back she creates came with a lot of controversies especially at the end, even with the korean public. I always wonder if her departure was her decision.

Yes, when NJ debut and the scandal blow up, i learn she was the creative director there, and how the fandoms of F(x) and Shinee already were vocal about her and his questionable things, especially with the maknaes

#kpop asks

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jentlemahae · 2 years

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They’re saying “It was only one man” and “Most fans of nj are women,” as of women can’t be predatory. The thing is, a woman doesn’t even have to be attracted to them in order to prey on young girls. The amount of online spaces there are across social media platforms filled with women that essentially romanticize and make p*dophilia an aesthetic and grooom young girls who come across it. Like, literally their creative director.

yes absolutely, the ‘their fans are mostly women’ narrative does not make it better one bit! grown women being their fans is still messed up and disturbing, even if there’s no attraction bcs why are u at 40 years old stanning a 13yo…….let’s contemplate that for a second! there is literally no way to sway their debut in a positive light imo - grown men and women who become their fans do so for predatory and malicious reasons, and young people (mostly girls) who become their fans get exposed to dangerous fan environments and individuals 😐 just very saddening

#sophie ask #anonymous

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writemarcus · 16 days

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Art House Productions presents 2024 INKubator New Play Festival

originally published: 04/03/2024

(JERSEY CITY, NJ) -- Art House Productions presents the 2024 INKubator New Play Festival from May 13-21. This year's playwrights are Upasna Barath, Amanda Sage Comerford, Leo Layla Díaz, Neil Levi, Dave Osmundsen, and Marcus Scott. Audiences who attend the festival will have the opportunity to participate in conversations with the writers, directors, and actors following each performance. All readings are free to attend, but advanced registration is required.

INKubator is a year-long generative process for a select group of six playwrights in residence at Art House Productions. During the program, playwrights meet on a monthly basis alongside program director Alex Tobey to share new work, receive feedback, and develop a first draft of a new play. The program culminates in the INKubator New Play Festival, where the playwrights work with professional directors and actors to hear the play read aloud for the first time. Casting will be announced at a later date.

"It's incredible to think six years have flown by since our first INKubator cohort in 2018," remarks program director Alex Tobey. "Since then, INKubator has nurtured 38 playwrights, with their works seen in readings and productions nationwide. I’m excited to showcase New Jersey's top playwrights once more, and unite artists and audiences to foster new play development in Jersey City."

Performances of the 2024 INKubator New Play Festival take place at 345 Marin Boulevard in Jersey City, New Jersey. The venue is ADA accessible. To request ASL interpreters or captions, please email [email protected] at least 2 weeks before the event.

Art House Productions is generously supported by The New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Public Funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund, The Princeton Area Community Foundation, SILVERMAN, Exchange Place Alliance, The Albanese Organization, Liberty Harbor, and The Hudson County Office of Cultural Affairs. A full list of funders can be found on their website.

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FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Monday, May 13 at 7:00pm - Gore is for Girls by Leo Layla Díaz, directed by Hannah Marie Pederson. You’re invited to Trinity’s Necromancy Party! She found a dead body in her backyard, and now she’s invited all her friends and others to resurrect the mystery man. Together they’ll celebrate the summer, play jump rope with the line between life and death, and try not to start the zombie apocalypse in Jersey City in this new play by Leo Layla Díaz.

Tuesday, May 14 at 7:00pm - couple goals, written and directed by Upasna Barath. After exchanging flirty messages on Instagram, two actors meet at a futuristic Malibu house for a romantic and creative getaway. As Ananya, a fresh-out-of-rehab TV actress, and Nathan, an award-winning performer, spend time in isolation with each other, reality unravels. In this drama with a surrealist twist, Ananya and Nathan realize the complexities of their relationship are inextricably tied to their industry.

Wednesday, May 15 at 7:00pm - We’d Rather Know If You Weren’t Coming Back by Dave Osmundsen, directed by Mack Brown. In a seaside town called Crichton-by-the-Sea, a young Autistic woman becomes a tour guide for a local ghost tour company. As she and her fellow guides confront the literal and metaphorical ghosts that haunt them, sinister secrets arise that force them to reexamine their individual and collective mythologies. A new play about the places and people we haunt, and the people and places we allow to haunt us.

Monday, May 20 at 7:00pm - The Rip by Neil Levi, directed by Isabel Perry. A coastal town on the edge of a vast ocean. Two teenage brothers defy their parents’ prohibition and head to the beach, where hostile locals and a menacing sea await them. When one brother returns home without the other, everything that’s held the family together threatens to fall apart. The Rip is about trying to find your way in the world when you don't know where or who you are, and the fine line between love and hate.

Tuesday, May 21 at 7:00pm - Talk to Me, Ocey Snead by Amanda Sage Comerford, directed by Jessica Brater. In this bizarre yet true New Jersey tale of spectacle, scandal and betrayal, a bathtub drowning quickly becomes a murder mystery. As three sisters cloaked in black emerge as the prime suspects, local sleuths set out to discover not only what’s real, but what lies behind the veils.

Wednesday, May 22 at 7:00pm - Bizarro World by Marcus Scott, directed by Martavius Parrish. A clique of young entrepreneurial computer programmers—all diversity hires at a Big Tech company in Silicon Valley—decide to strike out on their own by creating an innovative, one-of-kind simulated reality affinity space that comes complete with a truly revolutionary and singular artificial intelligence–powered virtual assistant. When a power grab commences and power players try getting ahold of the algorithm that will launch the group into the upper echelon of the tech world, they make a last-minute addition before launching. There’s just one thing they weren’t counting on and now all hell is about to break loose. Part office comedy, part sci-fi techno-thriller, Bizarro World explores machine learning, unlearning, the dualities of justice and injustice, equity and equality, visibility and representation, surveillance and over-policing in the digital age.

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Art House Productions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to the development and presentation of the performing and visual arts in Jersey City, NJ. Art House Productions presents theater, performing and visual arts festivals, arts events, visual art exhibitions, and adult and youth art classes.

#marcus scott #marcusscott #write marcus #writemarcus #theatre #theater #playwrights #playwright #Arthouse #Arthouse Productions #New plays #New Works

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sunaleisocial · 1 month

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NASA Announces Semifinalists of Power to Explore Challenge - NASA

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NASA Announces Semifinalists of Power to Explore Challenge - NASA

NASA selected 45 student essays as semifinalists of its 2024 Power to Explore Challenge, a national competition for K-12 students featuring the enabling power of radioisotopes.

NASA selected 45 student essays as semifinalists of its 2024 Power to Explore Challenge, a national competition for K-12 students featuring the enabling power of radioisotopes. Contestants were challenged to explore how NASA has powered some of its most famous science missions and to dream up how their personal “superpower” would energize their success on their own radioisotope-powered science mission. The competition asked students to learn about Radioisotope Power Systems (RPS), “nuclear batteries” that NASA uses to explore the harshest, darkest, and dustiest parts of our solar system. RPS have enabled many spacecraft to conduct otherwise impossible missions in total darkness.

In 250 words or less, students wrote about a mission of their own that would use these space power systems and described their own power to achieve their mission goals. The challenges of space exploration without solar power are especially relevant ahead of the United States’ upcoming April 8 total solar eclipse, which will offer a momentary glimpse into what life would be like without sunlight.

Carl Sandifer

Program Manager, Radioisotope Power Systems Program.

The Power to Explore Challenge offered students the opportunity to learn more about these reliable power systems, celebrate their own strengths, and interact with NASA’s diverse workforce. This year’s contest received 1,787 submitted entries from 48 states and Puerto Rico.

“It has been so exciting to see how many students across the nation have submitted essays to NASA’s Power to Explore Challenge,” said Carl Sandifer, program manager of the Radioisotope Power Systems Program at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. “We have been thrilled to read their creative RPS-powered mission concepts and have been inspired learning about their many ‘superpowers’ that make them the bright future of NASA – the Artemis Generation.”

Entries were split into three categories: grades K-4, 5-8, and 9-12. Every student who submitted an entry received a digital certificate, and over 4,094 participants who signed up received an invitation to the Power Up virtual event. With NASA’s Associate Administrator for the Science Mission Directorate Nicola Fox, NASA’s Radioisotope Power Systems Program Manager Carl Sandifer, and Kim Rink of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in

Southern California, students learned about what powers the NASA workforce to dream big and work together to explore.

Fifteen national semifinalists in each grade category (45 semifinalists total) have been selected. These participants also will receive a NASA RPS prize pack. Finalists for this challenge will be announced on April 8 in celebration of the total solar eclipse.

Maryam Asif, Sarasota, FL

Thashvi Balaji, Riverview, FL

Yavuz Bastug, Peckville, PA

Claire Bennett, La Grange, NC

Ada Brolan, Somerville, MA

Joseph Brown, Huntsville, AL

Ashwin Cohen, Washington, D.C.

Adara George, Lithia, FL

Katerine Leon, Long Beach, CA

Rainie Lin, Lexington, KY

Connor Personette, Lakeland, FL

Yash Rajan, Issaquah, WA

Camila Rymzo, Belmont, MA

Arslan Soner, Columbia, SC

Zachary Tolchin, Guilford, CT

Nithilam Arivuchelvan, Short Hills, NJ

Nandini Bandyopadhyay, Short Hills, NJ

Cooper Basi, Rocklin, CA

Joshua Cheng, Rockville, MD

Kaitlyn Chu, Mercer Island, WA

Mayson Howell, Troy, MO

Dhiraj Javvadi, Louisville, KY

Aadya Karthik, Redmond, WA

Subham Maiti, Bloomington, MN

Meadow McCarthy, Corvallis, OR

Elianna Muthersbaugh, Bluffton, SC

Archer Prentice, Koloa, HI

Andrew Tavares, Bridgewater, MA

Sara Wang, Henderson, NV

Anna Yang, Austin, TX

Sabrina Affany, Fresno, CA

Alejandro Aguirre, Mission Viejo, CA

Sai Meghana Chakka, Charlotte, NC

Khushi Jain, San Jose, CA

Aiden Johnson, Virginia Beach, VA

Robert Kreidler, Cincinnati, OH

Zoie Lawson, Tigard, OR

Thomas Liu, Ridgewood, NJ

Madeline Male, Fairway, KS

Dang Khoi Pham, Westminster, CA

Sofia Anna Reed-Gomes, Coral Gables, FL

Ava Schmidt, Leavenworth, WA

Madden Smith, Loveland, OH

Kailey Thomas, Las Vegas, NV

Warren Volles, Lyme, CT

The challenge is funded by the Radioisotope Power Systems Program Office in NASA’s Science Mission Directorate and administered by Future Engineers under the NASA Open Innovation Services 2 contract. This contract is managed by the NASA Tournament Lab, a part of the Prizes, Challenges, and Crowdsourcing Program in NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate.

Kristin Jansen NASA’s Glenn Research Center

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tvguidancecounselor · 2 months

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TV Guidance Counselor Episode 623: Allan Arkush

December 7-13, 1985

This week Ken welcomes writer, producer, professor, director and all around good guy Allan Arkush to the show.

Ken and Allan discuss Allan's cool office, Allan's record collection, Roger Corman, Emmy Nominations, directing or directing and producing over 400 episodes of TV, the path from 70s exploitation to 80s mainstream TV, having a high batting average of sold TV pilots. Fame, Summer pilot, Rock N Roll High School, telling stories through music, how popular Fame was in Israel, residuals, 80s NYC, directing videos for Elvis Costello, Bette Midler and Fleetwood Mac, the ones you turn down, why 1985 was a huge TV year for Allan, St. Elsewhere, Moonlighting, being able to be a style chameleon, being a cinema fan, having Scorsese teach you film, growing up in NJ, making whatever movie you want as long as it's the movie Roger wants, how hard it is to make good TV, coverage and lighting, how execs are not funny or creative, how bad studio notes are, King Kong, Micky Mouse Club, serialized stories, loving the theme songs from Westerns, Rocky and Bullwinkle, The Loan Ranger, Circus Boy, Abby Singer, The Twilight Zone, Soupy Sales, using rock music in movies, Get Crazy, Zacherly introducing the Grateful Dead at the Filmore East, I Love Lucy, The Honeymooners bump, being a nerd, how some things don't hold up, The Dick Van Dyke Show, working with Ron Howard, Doris Day movies, Family Affair, Father Knows Best, Leave it to Beaver, the importance of empathy, the transitional time of the 70s and 80s, East Side West Side, The Bronx Zoo, Hill St. Blues, the importance of casting, working for Bruce Paltrow, Crossing Jordan, ER, police procedurals, the time Ken ruined a shot in the pilot of Crossing Jordan, having to rush home and watch Saturday Night Live, SCTV, Catherine O'Hara's total character commitment, film noir, the zeitgeist of relationships between men and women, the dancing baby on Ally McBeal, Heroes, Duck Soup, The Shining, Lemony Snicket, showing The TAMI Show to young people, and how the future is female.

Check out this episode!

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rjmbaboonbooks · 2 months

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Daily Comic Journal: March 4, 2022: "I'm Not A Morning Person, Especially Really Early Morning."

Yes, my job with Spirit Halloween happened in 2016 and yes I was drawing these comics in 2016 as well, but, well… I had my contact with the Creative Director on 4/5/16 I drove down to Spencer’s Gifts HQ in Egg Harbor, NJ for the interview on 4/18/16 I was happy that I got the job but I start to figure out my commute on 4/20/16 The job and the commute is on my mind on 4/24/16 My first day working…

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#Accurate Marketing #Commute #Egg Harbor Township #Freelance #New Jersey #Package Design #Package Designer #Spirit Halloween #Texting #Traffic

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nwbeerguide · 10 months

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The American Homebrewers Association announces this year's winner at the annual National Homebrew Competition.

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San Diego, Calif. • June 26, 2023 — The American Homebrewers Association® (AHA)—the national not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the hobby of homebrewing—announced the winners of the 2023 National Homebrew Competition (NHC) during its annual Homebrew Con™ conference in San Diego. 120 medals in 40 categories were awarded for the most outstanding homemade beer, mead, and cider. Six major awards recognizing overall brewing excellence were also presented.

The NHC has long been recognized as the world’s largest stage for amateur homebrewers to showcase their skills, creativity, and passion for the craft of fermentation. The 2023 competition received 4,335 entries from 1,708 homebrewers across 50 states, Washington, D.C., and 13 countries. In total, 164,105 entries have been evaluated since the inaugural AHA National Homebrew Competition in 1979 in Boulder, Colo.

MOST-ENTERED STYLE CATEGORIES

The winners of the most-entered categories were:

Category 3: Pilsner (211 entries)

Category 18: Hazy IPA (168 entries)

Category 26: European Sour Ale (162 entries)

Category 14: Irish & British Stout (161 entries)

MAJOR AWARDS

In addition to category style awards, six major awards recognizing overall brewing excellence were presented.

Homebrewer of the Year Award - Sponsored by Muntons

Recognizes the best-of-show beer judged from all gold medal winners in all beer categories.

John Heasley | Portland, OR | The Brewing Network

Cidermaker of the Year Award - Sponsored by Woodchuck Hard Cider

Recognizes the best-of-show cider judged from all gold medal winners in the cider categories.

James Werner | New Berlin, WI | Beer Barons of Milwaukee

Meadmaker of the Year Award - Sponsored by Redstone Meadery

Recognizes the best-of-show mead judged from all gold medal winners in the mead categories.

Shane Kammerer | Shawnee, KS | Kansas City Bier Meisters

Samuel Adams Ninkasi Award - Sponsored by Samuel Adams

Recognizes the entrant who accumulates the most points in the final round of competition.

Richard Shoff | Baldwinsville, NY

Gambrinus Club Award - Sponsored by Fermentis

Recognizes the club garnering the most final round points per total club entries.

New York City Homebrewers Guild | New York, NY

Homebrew Club of the Year Award - Sponsored by Briess Malt & Ingredients Co.

Awarded to the club accumulating the most total points in all categories of beer, mead, and cider in the final round of competition.

Kansas City Bier Meisters | Kansas City, KS

“The impressive quality of entries from this year's winners demonstrated immense dedication, innovation, and skill in the art of homebrewing. These creations captivated the taste buds of the judges, showcased a diverse range of flavors, and set the standard for excellence in fermentation,” said Chris Williams, competition director. “Congratulations to the 2023 National Homebrew Competition winners!”

A complete list of winners of the 2023 National Homebrew Competition can be found here.

HOMEBREW CON

Homebrew Con, the nation’s largest annual gathering of brewing and fermentation enthusiasts, returned sunny San Diego, where more than 1,300 American Homebrewers Association members attended the three-day conference for good brews, good vibes, and brew-IQ-boosting sessions. The AHA awarded the following for outstanding contributions to the homebrewing community.

ANNUAL RECOGNITION AWARDS

Radegast Club of the Year Award - Sponsored by Yakima Chief Hops

Awarded to a homebrew club for its efforts with community outreach and spreading the joys of homebrewing.

Horsemen of the Hopocalypse |Fort Worth, Texas

Homebrew Shop of the Year Award - Sponsored by BSG HandCraft

Awarded to homebrew supply shops on the merits of community support, education, customer service and engagement, promotion of homebrewing, and responsible business practices.

Patriot Brewery & Homebrew Supply | Elkhorn, Neb.

American Homebrewers Association Governing Committee Award

Awarded for outstanding service to the community of homebrewers.

Drew Beechum | Pasadena, Calif.

“To the participants, judges, sponsors, competition organizers, and volunteers who made this year’s Homebrew Con a resounding success, we say thank you. Cheers and congratulations to all the winners for making some of the world’s best homebrew,” said Julia Herz, AHA executive director.

Subscribe to the newsletter for updates about next year’s events here.

Editor’s note: Photos for media use are available here.

The 2023 National Homebrew Competition and Homebrew Con were made possible in part by the generous support of sponsors.

About the American Homebrewers Association:

The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has worked on behalf of the homebrewing community since 1978 and celebrates a membership of more than 36,000 homebrewers. The AHA organizes events including the Homebrew Con™, National Homebrew Competition, Big Brew for National Homebrew Day, and Learn to Homebrew Day. The AHA also publishes Zymurgy®, the longest-running magazine for homebrewers. The AHA is part of the Brewers Association®, whose Brewers Publications® division is the leading publisher of contemporary and relevant brewing literature for today’s craft brewers and homebrewers. Beer lovers, fermentation fans, and anyone interested in making their own homemade beer are invited to learn more at HomebrewersAssociation.org. Follow the AHA on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

The Brewers Association is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital/familial status. The BA complies with provisions of Executive Order 11246 and the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the Secretary of Labor.

from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide https://bit.ly/3JzA62O

#Craft Beer #Beer #News

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tcnjartarthistory · 1 year

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Call for Intern! Work with a professional Fine Artist!

Jean Childs Buzgo is seeking a student proficient in Graphic Design or Fine Art to work in promoting their practice!

Work would include social media postings, designing email newsletters, promotional materials, creating ads, website updating, painting photography and altering to make it look as close to the painting as possible, portfolio preparation, and producing printer-ready files for a book of the artists’ works, gallery research, technical research and general fine art assistance.

She is looking for someone who is highly creative, motivated, takes initiative and can work both independently and collaboratively and also in her studio. This is a great chance to get some real-world design and/or fine art experience for your resume and learn directly from an experienced artist in the corporate design and fine arts worlds.

Multiple Internships are available concurrently with Jean depending on the intern’s specialization as follows:

Graphic Design

Fine Arts

Photography

In addition, Jean is happy to volunteer her time mentoring her interns as she believes in supporting the upcoming generation of artists in all fields.

Anyone interested is encouraged to send an email to Jean Childs Buzgo at [email protected]. Please indicate your interest, a description about yourself, a resume, and samples of your work.

Buzgo has been a professional fine artist since 2008, she is a TCNJ alumni, graduating with honors in 1995 with a BFA in Graphic Design with a Packaging Design and Illustration Specialization. She was awarded Best Packaging Designer in her graduating class and a scholarship from the NJ Art Directors Association.

#job internship opportunities #job opportunities #internships

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jamieroxxartist · 7 months

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Today's Episode #1370 of 🎨#JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio 🎙️#TalkShow and 🎧#Podcast w/ Featured Guest:

ArielleSilver Arielle Silver Music

(#IndieFolk, #Americana)

The Episode has now been converted to a PODCAST and is now archived (for FREE both Stream and/or Download) at: ✔ www.PopRoxxRadio.com

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Pop Art Painter Jamie #Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Arielle Silver (Indie Folk, Americana) to the Show!

● WEB: ariellesilvermusic.com ● FB: @ariellesilvermusic ● IG: @ariellesilver ● YT: @ariellesilver ● BC: @ariellesilver ● X: @relsilver

Arielle Silver is a consummate storyteller whose rich, expressive voice and acoustic guitar frame expansive melodies that echo her tours and travels across the American heartland. Raised on folk festival fields and synagogue pews, in woodsy and watery places up and down the Atlantic Seaboard, Arielle now lives in Los Angeles, just a traffic jam away from the Pacific Ocean.

Out in Fall 2023, her fifth album WATERSHED is an earthy, luminous, and literate collection of songs that emerged from the watershed moments of the pandemic. This follows her 2020 album, A THOUSAND TINY TORCHES. Music Connection calls her "“A born communicator… exudes intelligence and humanity.” The SoCal Sound program director calls her "an incredible singer-songwriter right in our backyard." She has performed solo, with violinist Daryl S, and full band at venues across the U.S., including Rockwood Music Hall (NYC), Hamel Music Center (Madison, WI), Folk Project (Morristown, NJ), Hotel Cafe (Los Angeles), Ojai Underground Exchange (Ojai, CA), Club Passim (Boston), John Anson Ford Amphitheater (Los Angeles), FocusMusic (D.C./Baltimore), Eddie's Attic (Atlanta), and The Evening Muse (Charlotte, NC).

Arielle teaches Creative Writing Antioch University, is co-owner of Bhavana Flow Yoga, directs programs at The SONA Foundation, and was recent faculty at UWisc-Madison's Summer Music Clinic and the International Women's Writing Guild, and currently serves as Board President of Folk Alliance Region-West.

● Media Inquiries: Nicole Poulos [email protected] Sideways Media

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tvxqdbsk · 1 year

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good for neos for not engaging underage kpop idols 💀💀💀💀✋🏼 they probably never heard of NJ lmfao. they only know nct dream who debut at 15 y/o

they definitely know who nj are like they’re a hybe group and they’re huge atm, plus it’s their old creative director’s group. i wouldn’t have blamed him if he had happened to know a few more of the words either like their songs are inescapable right now but i’m glad to see he has so little interest in them, i’ll be sleeping well tonight 😌

#that’s about as much of the song as i know too lol #ask

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sweetmastermind · 1 year

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f(x) is my favorite group and im really into in newjeans, i love the concept and songs are very catchy and reminds me a lot f(x) in terms of being an experimental and innovative and I thought the album design package was very smart and beautiful (the bag also super cute), i do think min heejin so smart and innovative but I hope she doesn't sexualize the girls, I'm sad that there's this weird side in newjeans I hope the girls are protected from weird people, they are too young to go through all this :(((

As someone that was really into F(x) at their time, i don't think NJ is experimental, what they have in common is that both groups bring a sound that is not on the "trend" at that time but F(x) focused on the experimental future sound we have been seeing on the past 5 years, and NJ has a past sound with the Y2K

Min heejin was the creative director of some work for F(x) so i understand some comparisons regarding their aesthetics, and we can't deny she has brought something different to the table. But remember she is already suspected of glamourizing p*, how much those girls can be protected when their own CEO is considered a creep? and let's not forget the weird adults that are "supporting" the group 😥

Unfortunately, fans can't protect them and we can only hope they are safe and nothing happen to them, and like you say they are too young but when people accept and support kids in the industry, shit can happen

I value that you worry about them, and if you support the group, just pay attention to some weird things, that's the only way some things can be perceived

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posterdrops · 1 year

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