Podcasts about Inlay

On your knees with the queens in the poetry darkroom,  poetic pleasures await! Then we wipe off our kneecaps before hitting the Pride Parade.If you'd like to support Breaking Form:Review the show on Apple Podcasts here.Buy our books:     Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series.     James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books.NOTESTess Gallagher's "Stopping Place" is from her book Willingly.Donna Stonecipher's "Inlay 18 (Sei Shõnagun)" is from her book The Cosmopolitan. Read a bit about the book here. Sei Shōnagon's actual given name is not known. It was the custom among aristocrats in those days to call a court lady by a nickname taken from a court office belonging to her father or husband. Sei Shōnagon (c. 966–1017 or 1025) was a Japanese author, poet, and a court lady who served the Empress Teishi (Sadako) around the year 1000 during the middle Heian period. She is the author of The Pillow Book.The Dick Dock in Provincetown is so popular it has its own Facebook page. Or check out this Youtube video called "Provincetown's Dick Dock: Making Gay Sex Magic!"If you want to know more about the history of the Meat Rack on Fire Island, here's a good starting place. Read Ocean Vuong's poem "Theology"Marilyn Nelson's "For Mary, Fourth Month" is available in her The Fields of Praise: New and Selected. Jim Powell did indeed win a MacArthur in 1993. Read more poems by Powell here.Read Frank Stanford's "Blue Yodel of the Desperado"Read more about Osip MandelstamKevin Prufer's book of poems The Fears won the Rilke Prize. Read the judges' citation here. Visit Michelle Tea's website here. Or read an excerpt from her poem "I Used to Be Straight" here (scroll down).Read Franny Choi's "Unlove Poem" Read "Prayer/Oracion" by Francisco X. Alarcón, trans. Francisco Aragón Read "American Wedding" by Essex HemphillHere's June Jordan's fiery "Poem About My Rights" You can read torrin a. greathouse's "Aubade Beginning in Handcuffs" here. 

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Wenn ihr euer eigenes DVD-Cover erstellen und drucken wollt, braucht ihr dazu nicht zwingend spezielle Software. Für gewöhnlich reicht auch ein Grafikprogramm und die korrekten Maße für ein solches Projekt. Wie groß das typische DVD-Cover in cm, mm und Pixeln ist, zeigen wir euch hier.

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Legendary inlay artist Larry Robinson has been adorning guitars with jaw-dropping inlays for over 40 years. For episode 74 of the podcast, Larry discusses the creative and the technical side of inlay work and working with directly with guitar builders and players.  Larry also shares his experience working on the Millionth Martin guitar, as well as other now-famous inlay projects. We also hear about Larry's first jobs in lutherie, his books and instructional materials, and how he sources his raw materials.  Link: https://robinsoninlays.com/ Luthier on Luthier is hosted by Michael Bashkin of Bashkin Guitars and brought to you by the Fretboard Journal. This episode is sponsored by Acoustic Coffee Company (check out their new Gruhn Guitars blend), Stringjoy Strings, and Dream Guitars.

Die Folge mit Christopher Pape @holzsammlung und der goldenen Tonne die aber auf dem Index steht, weil Instagram es so überhaupt nicht mehr blickt... Überhaupt: Was erlaube Instagram? Sind die Heimwerker es nicht mehr wert? Können die Bildangebote von Heimwerkern nichts mehr oder warum lässt das Portal den Content von Holzwerkern und Hobbyisten fallen wie eine heiße Kartoffel? Darüber sprechen wir und finden dabei ganz alternative Lösungen. Wir wünschen wie immer Gute Unterhaltung!

Sven oder auch @woodking_custom_furniture ist der König der dicken Eichenbretter. Und das ist kein Zufall! Mit seinen großen und schweren Maschinen in der Werkstatt ist er im Stande richtig großes Holz zu bearbeiten. All seine Maschinen sind schon einige Jahrzehnte alt und haben Charakter. Ja man kann schon sagen "Seele". Also auch kein Zufall, dass alle Maschinen einen Namen haben. Warum das hauptsächlich Frauennamen sind und wie man aus einer tonnenschweren Berta so wunderbare Holzoberflächen zaubert, das erzählt er uns in dieser Folge. Wir wünschen wie immer: Gute Unterhaltung!

Nachdem wir aus technischen Gründen um eine Woche verschieben mussten, gibt es heute eine extra lange Folge zum Thema WOW. Wir sprechen über das Album Cover, über das Inlay und  natürlich auch über jeden einzelnen der 14 Songs. Für eine Ankündigung bitte unbedingt bis zum Ende anhören!Support the show

Hi Protruserati! Welcome to the first episode of #AskJaz. This segment is all about sharing some gems I have learned from my mentors - I will address a combination of the questions YOU have sent in over the last few weeks. https://youtu.be/qMEGcs1XP4A Check out this full episode on YouTube Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! In this episode, I answered some of these questions: Inlay that kept coming out 3:15Stable Income vs Risks 5:18Mentorship 6:36Injection Moulding Mistake 7:38 Step by Step PDF Infographic. Click here If you loved this episode, be sure to check out the first episode of the ‘Occlusal Adjustment' How To Plan Your CPD/CE to Maximise Learning  Click below for full episode transcript: Opening Snippet: Welcome to the first-ever AskJaz, I'm doing it live, okay, Because I am literally so strapped for time right now, tomorrow is my holiday, I'm going to Dubai on a family holiday... Jaz's Introduction: Man, I have never needed a holiday so badly. So for those of you who know me, you'll know what I'm like, for those of you who don't know me so well, I only really switch off when I'm abroad. It's just a funny thing about me. So if I'm not playing my son, or if I'm not chopping onions, or if I'm not writing a treatment plan letter, or doing some admin or doing the podcast stuff, or the courses stuff, I literally don't switch off. So this pandemic has been very difficult for me in a way that I've been desperate for an opportunity to switch off. So that's coming next week. But I want to explore this concept of AskJaz, because I'm no like, you know that I'm No expert. There are so many people who know so much more and do great work and I admire what they do. For me, it's just sharing. And the reason why I think that's important is because when I started to share some years ago, so the specific example is when I worked in Singapore, and then I came back to the UK. And then what we found is that, like, I was on the phone to a different dentist every single day on my commute, to from Oxford and to back to London. And I was telling them the same story. They're asking me the same questions. Hey, what's it like in Singapore? How much do you earn? What's the language like? Are there any exams that you have to pass to be able to practice in Singapore and that kind of stuff? So I decided to share and I made a podcast called Protrusive Dental Podcast, you may have heard of it. And I thought it was just a great thing to be able to do to free up time for me that was amazing, It was a selfish reason why I created the podcast, okay, if I can now just make this and the next episode was like, USA, one of my friends was going to USA she's studying there. Okay, how can we now help people who might be considering the USA and then Episode 4 (I meant Ep 5, my bad!) was Australia. So the way it developed initially was like, I was kind of like this immigration agent for dentists, right? But then I started to be myself, I started to share my geeky things. I'm a massive geek when it comes to dentistry, as you guys know, so I think it's so important to share. And one of the questions instantly I had in was about a dentist who was so nervous to share and post his cases on social media. And I said, Listen, if you can post your cases on social media, you will develop so fast, so quick, and so much that it's going to be, it's going to bring about great, great vibes, great energy when someone shares. So part of the Ask Jaz is although I felt like a massive imposter syndrome, so you know, ask me, I'm the expert, nothing like that at all. I'm just literally here to share. So let me share with you some questions that we've had over the past few weeks, obviously, on YouTube, we had that question about the bonding protocol. He said, Saline but he meant Silane. And so I shared that to the Protrusive Dental Community Facebook group, if you're not part of it, do join it. And on that group,

The artist Ming Fay talks about the Staten Island Ferry Terminal and the process behind his contest-winning public art piece, a set of benches. They recall the historic benches in the old ferry terminal, which was destroyed in a fire.

If you've ever wondered how some of these crazy, intricate designs on acoustic guitars are made, you're not alone. In this video you'll see how some of the greatest masters of inlay create beautiful inlay design! The artists selected this week are world-renowned inlay artists, working with everything from lacquer to mother of pearl to create incredible art right on the guitar. We'll be featuring the folks who have created some of Martin Guitar's stunning instruments, as well as the incredibly talented Simon Haycraft who works on Thompson Guitars. Whether you're just starting to play acoustic guitar or you've been playing for decades, I always love to show people that acoustic guitars can be incredible art pieces, whether their inlay work is subtle or over the top. You'll also have a chance to preview an incredible documentary called Dragons & Vines. Brought to you by the folks at the Museum of Instrument Making, this 3-part documentary is a must-see for anyone interested in guitar design or inlay work. Be sure to check it out on the Museum of Instrument Making's website or YouTube channel! In addition to discussing acoustic guitar inlay, you'll get to see how valuable playing the guitar for at least 10 minutes a day is, especially when dealing with this week's TAC Tuesday Guitar Lick Challenge. And, just to drive that concept home, you'll hear from a TAC Family member who has used the 10 minutes a day method to launch his guitar journey to new heights. Last but not least, you'll get your weekly dose of acoustic guitar news you can use! Featured this week are… New Norman Blake album titled "Day by Day". Justin Townes Earle's Signature Model from Recording King Courtney Hartman's New Single The Lostines featured on Western AF's YouTube Channel

The October 2021 episode of Deepdale Podcast looks forward to Halloween with the arrival of Haunted Deepdale. Chris & Jason review the amazing Deepdale Festival. Plus Nathan & Jason do Farm Chat.00:00 - Intro music by Jess Morgan03:20 - Haunted Deepdale - Jason chats with three of the Slow Theatre team who are organising, writing and acting in Haunted Deepdale, our first ever promenade theatre Halloween event. Steve Keyworth (writer), Vanessa McAuley (actor) and Danny O'Hara (director) chat about how Haunted Deepdale came about, how they got involved and what we can expect from this unique event on The Orchard at Dalegate Market.20:04 - Deepale Festival Review - Chris and Jason chat about the amazing artists who performed at Deepdale Festival this year.34:45 - Deepdale Festival Soundscape - Snippets from performances throughout the weekend in chronological order, including Man The Lifeboats, Ben Denny Mo, Quarterman, Ebb Tide, Mammal Not Fish, Inlay, Little Red Kings, Ouse Washes Molly Dancers, Kirsty Merryn & Ben Walker, Zong Zing Allstars, Katherine Priddy, John Ward Band, The Shackleton Trio, Cut Throat Francis, Goat Roper Rodeo Band, Bleeding Hearts, Lisa Redford, Katie Doherty & The Navigators, Alden Patterson & Dashwood, The Drystones, Martin Simpson and 3 Daft Monkeys.44:13 - Farm Chat with Nathan & Jason - They chat about what's going on at Deepdale Farm, from drilling crops to rural craft workshops and everything in between.

Belajar kedokteran gigi: 1. Inlay 2. Onlay 3. Mahkota (Edisi singkat)

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This podcast features new music from: 00:00 - Rachika Nayar - "Losing Too is Still Ours" Our Hands Against the Dark (NNA) 07:02 - Brin, DNTEL, more eaze - "Lauren iii" futureangelics (Cached Media) 10:26 - Tyler Holmes - "Confuse Me" Nightmare in Paradise (Ratskin Records) 14:44 - Simon McCorry - "Full Circle" And Where Are You Really From? (Polar Seas Recordings) 19:11 - Birchy - "Tethers" 24:28 - AceMo - "Ancestral Planes" Unreleased Trax vol 1 32:01 - Aatom - "Patterns 1" 35:11 - Eve Maret - "2" The Zone (Curious Music) 41:37 - Yuko Araki - "Optical Landfall" End of Trilogy (Room 40) 44:07 - Neo Geodesia - "Fanta Rouge" 2562 Neon Flames (Chinabot) 47:03 - Gavsborg - "Domestic Music for Skeptical Dogs" Domestic Audio Workstation (EquinoxxMusic) 53:23 - Whettman Chelmets - "Summer 2 (The Promise of Better Days)" 58:09 - Marc Méan - "Inlay" 01:03:36 - Lake Mary & Oxherding - "Lifted Canopies" With the Windows Open (Distant Bloom) 01:10:01 - Solid Waste - "City of Cosmos City of Cosmos (Distant Bloom) 01:13:11 - David Slowing - "Quietly" 01:16:17 - Lisa and Kroffe - "Efterdyningar" 01:18:50 - Theo Alexander - "Bright Eyed Hunger" 01:25:26 - Rose Riebl - "Over Salt Sea" 01:28:50 - Austin Rockman - "Illuma" 01:35:50 - yourlocalwizard - "Tokaido" 01:40:49 - Josh Medina - "Harvester" Drifting Toward the Absolute 01:43:59 - Clara Engel & Bradley Sean Alexander - "Presence" Ghost Bird 01:46:43 - Proud Creature - "Franklin Parc"

Im Gespräch mit Flo. Wir reden über Punkfindung in Baden-Baden, ein Konzert mit Rostock Vampires, das Juz Nagold und Armin X-Mist, Musicpool in Karlsruhe, der Leidensweg von Trial & Error beim Plattenkauf, das harte Erarbeiten von neuer Musik, der gute Geschmack älterer Skater mit einem Gray Matter-Tape, die Beck Session Group, die "Punk-Hochzeit" in Baden-Baden, Bands wie Möbelzentrum & Sackratten, das erste Konzert mit Ego Trip & Tiny Giants, die schöne Fahrt durch den Schwarzwald nach Nagold, Konzerte mit Samiam, Nation of Ulysses, Neurosis, ein Label machen ohne Ahnung davon zu haben, in Bands zu spielen ohne ein Instrument zu können, wie Mama nicht auf den Iro klarkam, House-Parties im Keller, im Nachhinein pubertäres Mackertum erkennen, wenig Bewusstsein in der Kleinstadt, beim Bikini Kill Konzert Leute rausschmeißen, der Einstieg bei Ego Trip ohne jemals Bass gespielt zu haben, die erste Tour, Bands wie Inside Out, Born Against, Iconaclast, Rorschach & Neurosis als Vorbild, das kurze Leben von Zelot, das schöne Jube, Labelvorbilder Ebullition & Dischord, das Vierfarb-Cover der Golgatha 7", Probleme mit dem Inlay zur Golgatha/Luzifers Mob-Split LP, Stress an der Grenze zu Luxemburg wegen Nazi-Verdacht, Genervtsein vom Pseudo-Assi-Tum, die grandiosen Rain Like the Sound of Trains vor zu wenig Leuten, das Kennenlernen älterer Herren durchs Plot, Hardcore & Punk als Identitätsstiftung durch Abgrenzung, geplatzte Träume vom Meeresbiologie- & Jura-Studium, ein ausnahmsweise nicht folgenloses Praktikum beim WDR, ein Film über Jack Kerouacs "On the road" mit Ma von Ego Trip, Dokumentationsfilme über Nazi-Deutschland, Kinofilme zu gesellschaftspolitischen Themen, der linke Diskurs über Privatisierung in den frühen 2000ern, viereinhalb Jahre Arbeit an "Der große Ausverkauf", die sechs Stufen der Kreativität, Kinotour ist wie Hardcore-Tour, der Umgang mit Zeit, für komplexe Fragen gibt es keine einfachen Lösungen, die sogenannte Rush Hour des Lebens, dass es wirtschaftlich so nicht weitergehen kann, der Umgang mit Kritik, die Verhaftung in Nigeria, der sogenannte Ressourcen-Fluch, ein schwitzender Geheimdienstchef, die Aussicht auf 14 Jahre Haft, mit Andy Lehmann von Carol im Gefängnis, ein Benefiz-Konzert mit Tomte & Wir sind Helden organisiert von Philipp Styra, Schlagerparties in der Deutschen Botschaft in Nigeria, ein pessimistischer Blick in die Zukunft, pessimism of the intellect & optimism of the will, positive Erlebnisse mit jugendlichen Aktivist:innen, Lieblingsbands: Gray Matter, Fugazi, Neurosis, Born Against, aktueller Musik-Tipp: Run The Jewels, vieles vom International Anthem Label & Dutzende andere, in Würde altern, uvm.

Five articles from the October 2020 issue summarized in five minutes, with the addition of a brief editorial commentary. The 5-in-5 feature is designed to give readers an overview of articles that may pique their interest and encourage more detailed reading. It may also be used by busy readers who would prefer a brief audio summary in order to select the articles they want to read in full. The featured articles for this month are, "Steep Posterior Tibial Slope and Excessive Anterior Tibial Translation Are Predictive Risk Factors of Primary Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Failure: A Case-Control Study With Prospectively Collected Data", "Optimal Treatment of Cam Morphology May Change the Natural History of Femoroacetabular Impingement", "Anchor-Based Femoral Fixation for Physeal-Sparing Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction: A Time-Zero Biomechanical Comparison With Tenodesis Screw Fixation", "Arthroscopic Biceps Tenodesis Outcomes: A Comparison of Inlay and Onlay Techniques", and "Performance and Return to Sport After Excision of the Fractured Hook of the Hamate in Professional Baseball Players".   Click here to read the articles.

Our Epidsode #14 guest of the Sportsfaith Podcast is Chester Marcol former NFL kicker with the Green Bay Packers and Houston Oilers. Chester was inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame in 1987. Chester talked about his early childhood in Communist Poland and his fathers suicide when he was just 14. His family immigrated the United States and settled in Inlay, Michigan where Chester discovered football and went on to play at Hillsdale College. He was drafted in the 2nd round(34th overall) by the Green Bay Packers. He won offensive rookie of the year in 1972 and led the NFL in scoring 2 of his first 3 years in the league. In 1980 Chester was involved in one of the all time great plays in Packer history when he ran in his own blocked FG vs. the Chicago Bears on Sept 7th, 1980 in the home opener. Later that year the Packers cut Chester during a time where he abused alcohol and prescription pain killers. He had a short stint with Houston before retiring. His abuse of drugs and alcohol continued and resulted in an attempted suicide in 1986. Chester is currently living in Luxemburg, Wisconsin and is a drug and alcohol counselor in Appleton, Wisconsin. He has been sober for 13 years and enjoys the outdoors where he fishes and hunts.

In unserer heutigen Folge erklären Dr. Melina Bochnig und Patrick Hoyt M.Sc. die verschiedenen Versorgungsarten und erklären Begriffe wie Inlay, Teilkrone, Implantat, Prothese und co. MEHR ÜBER IMPLANTATE: https://www.berliner-zahnarzt.de/leistungen/neue-zaehne/implantate/Die Zahnarztpraxis.Perfektion und Innovation auf fachlichem und menschlichem Niveau finden Sie in unserer Praxis in Berlin-Zehlendorf. Unsere Zahnärzte und -techniker arbeiten Hand in Hand mit einem gemeinsamen Ziel: den Erhalt der Gesundheit und des Wohlbefindens unserer Patienten.Für schöne Zähne- ein Leben lang - begleiten wir Sie als Ansprechpartner:DIE ZAHNARZTPRAXIS BERLINTeltower Damm 3914167 Berlin030 845 7500

Inlay artist Jeff Fulkerson gives every surface of his jewelry special attention, whether it’s visible when worn or not. Comparing this art to painting with rocks, he says the best part about learning to cut stone is creating your own palette of color and shape. He advises studying techniques so you can apply what you learn any way you want, and combining them to develop your signature style. Listen in with host Katie Hacker, who describes Jeff’s work as simply beautiful from every angle.  See our show notes and more here: https://www.interweave.com/jewelry-artist-podcast/jeff-fulkerson-loves-teaching/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inlay is a mark left behind by the maker. A mark that says I built this. It was important to me.

BuyersChoiceAuctions Todays Pick Fury Velocity II, Black w/Burl Walnut Inlay Handle Black Serrated Blade

A workbench cabinet that will last for generations!

A workbench cabinet that will last for generations!

A workbench cabinet that will last for generations!

A workbench cabinet that will last for generations!

Tim Yazzie stops by the Medicine Man Gallery studio to discuss his upbringing in New Mexico and the journey that led him to Tucson, Arizona where he lives today. Tim indulges us in the hardships of being a Native American silversmith (half Santo Domingo, a quarter San Felipe, and a quarter Navajo) in the 21st century and tells the story of his first job working with silver and turquoise inlay. From the Army to the Pueblo, this episode covers a lot of ground. For collectors and creators of jewelry alike, this is an episode of The Art Dealer Diaries you can't afford to miss.

Ein Videospielentwickler zeigt wie's geht. Dieses Spiel ist eine Wucht, die Ausstattung der Hammer und selbst das Inlay ist bis ins kleinste Detail durchdacht. Intro: Stefan Kartenberg - This Wall (ft. Admiral Bob (admiralbob77)) Outro: Mind Map That! - Ants! (ft. Anchor Mejans, Mystro)

On this episode we are joined by Bill, Anna & Miles Wirtel of Santa Fe Stoneworks, a company that creates fine handcrafted stone inlay knives. Join us as we discuss family business, apprenticeship, and business war stories. 

Al Waterhouse, President and COO of AcuFocus, tells the OIS Podcast why the company opted to sell its former flagship product to focus on IOLs. In this discussion, he discusses some of the headwinds in the corneal inlay market. Waterhouse also shares a few details on structure of the sale, which makes AcuFocus in interested partner in Kamra's future success.

Linda Inlay started an independent school in Hawaii in 1986 called Ho`āla. Ho`āla in Hawaiian means, “awakening of the self,” an apt name for the transformation of teachers, students, and parents to grow in the Four Rs: responsibility, respect, resourcefulness, and responsiveness to be modeled by the adults in order to foster these same values ...

Richard is joined by Joan Graef, boardgamer, rolwplayer and  all round fabulous Person. We talk about her history, Star Wars Role Playing games, why Mechs VS Minions has the best Inlay and we talk about Bryan Wade, and more Bryan Wade and keeping your games in a linen closet. Make sure you listen to the end for extra Bryan.  But also make sure you listen to the episode of Expanded  Universe that Bryan and Joan recorded recently, which is excellent.  LINKS OF NOTES http://www.expandeduniverse.online/008 - Expanded Universe Episode about Tales of the Bounty Hunters https://twitter.com/wrench_witch Joan's Twitter https://twitter.com/Luuuuuuuukecast Expanded Universe https://twitter.com/wadebryanr. - Bryan Wade   PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD. YOUTUBE - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC03LRG64f05w0C3Bs3aZ4sA   Board Game Geek - https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgamepodcast/35093/were-not-wizards  Website - www.werenotwizards.com  Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/werenotwizards  Twitter.com - http://www.twitter.com/werenotwizards   If you like what you have heard, please take some time to Rate, Subscribe and Review us on iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/were-not-wizards/id1084198405   Get us on Stitcher - http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/were-not-wizards  Get us through acast - http://www.acast.com/werenotwizards  Get us through Podknife - https://podknife.com/podcasts/4048   Check out our pictures - www.instagram.com/werenotwizards  BUY SOME MERCH - https://www.redbubble.com/shop/we're%20not%20wizards . www.patreon.com/werenotwizards  Music is owned entirely by We're Not Wizards and thanks to DouglasVBEmail us magic@werenotwizards.com  Remember, we are many things but We're Not Wizards

In this Episode I share a simple tip that has helped me improve the cohesiveness and beauty of my guitar inlay and has contributed to the elegance of the overall guitar design, my hope is that it will do the same for you and your guitars! - Tom Bills

Wow.  This is one of those podcast conversations where I want to say:  just listen.  Listen.For those who need more cajoling,.....I'll share about it!  Linda Inlay is an educator who spent a career bringing a technique of culture building called "Awakening Wisdom" to schools.  She shares an incredible experience about building a culture based on responsibility, respect, resourcefulness, and responsiveness in schools.I am inspired by the hope that she embodies for bringing change to our public schools and helping students and teachers and parents to gestate in environments that are designed to create natural and relaxed growth and development that starts with an assumption of acceptance.As a builder of new culture with the My Love Bomb Program and a witness to seeing what happens when you intentionally create an environment of unconditional loving acceptance, I am very excited to think that her work could permeate the public domain.If you are someone who works with teams in education, in business, or in your service work, this content can inspire you towards the system of culture that you build within yourself and those you are working with.Together we make the worldview change from fear to love.  Inside of ourselves, and within our communities.  More on the amazing Linda:  Linda began her career as an educator at Our Lady of Sorrows School in Wahiawa, Hawaii, where she worked for fifteen years. There she collaborated with the founders of the Ho`?la Educational Philosophy, a combination of Adlerian principles and Carl Roger’s self-actualization theory. Ho`?la in Hawaiian means, “awakening of the self.” Today this way of organizing a school is called “Awakening wisdom.” This program emphasized the core values of responsibility, respect, resourcefulness, and responsiveness to be modeled by the adults in order to foster these same values in the students. In 1988 Linda left Hawaii for California, entering the public school system and serving for eighteen years as the principal of River School in Napa County, where she introduced Awakening Wisdom. She taught parenting classes to bring home and school culture together, and during her tenure, River School received two California Distinguished School Awards, the Promising Practices Award and National School of Character Award from the Character Education Partnership, and the California School Board Association’s Golden Bell Award. In 2012 River School also became a New Tech Network School where project-based learning is infused with technology as an engaging and effective methodology for teaching and learning. Linda has presented at numerous conferences: National Middle School Association, Character Education Partnership, California Middle School Association, National Charter Schools, California Charter Schools Association, North Coast Educational Summit. She has authored four articles published in ASCD’s Educational Leadership. Her thesis, Ho`?la School The Transformation of Character Through the Implicit Curriculum, continues to be used a training guide for teachers at schools. Her first journal article, “Creating a Culture of Respect Through the Implicit Curriculum”, was published in the January 2016 issue of Middle School Journal.You can find her here:www.LindaInlay.comTo get involved in "Village Napa" to help support teen mental and emotional health:https://www.facebook.com/villagenapa/?fref=ts

Let's take one more trip back to Woodworking in America 2010 and I'll share with you a few more classes I attended as part of this ongoing amazing experience. I eluded to the "mourning phase" after leaving the show and coming down off my woodworking high as we drove away. That mourning isn't quite what it was a week ago, but I still have moments where I forget I'm not more than a classroom away from one of my many new friends. Hopefully you can make it next year, same location...so you can start making your traveling plans as soon as we hear the dates. Once they're announced you'll hear it from me right away. Today's episode contains snippets from Glen Huey's "Sliding Dovetails without Fail", Marc Adam's "Amazing Router Jigs for Inlay, Ellipses and 'Faux' Dovetails" and also one more from Chris Schwarz "Scraper Planes". Once again, don't take my word for how awesome it was this year, ask anyone who's attended! In fact, checkout some of the great links we've been putting together from my fellow bloggers and podcasters. Here's a link to a post where we've been adding them so you can get another perspective on the event CLICK HERE.

Episode 009 - Josie Cat: Sorry for the delay, folks! after a week of technical problems, we are finally back up and running as we shouldThis weeks guest is Josie Pace, better known by her stage name Josie Cat and frontwoman of recently formed band Inlay. Writing about real life experiences and how she manages her music between two acts come up, as well as her secret to get the band focused and on track.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JosiePace77?fref=ts

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This episode uses one of the MLIS (Multiple Layer Inlay Stencils) from Tarter Woodworking. Good product, great results, and a very realistic price to boot.  What’s not to love? The template used here is the Yin Yang.  I did try the Clownfish, but have to come back to that for a second attempt (got my […]

The open riser stair in our newly completed Housebrand house has a carpet inlay on each tread as well as a carpeted landing which requires some specific attention to all the connection details. First, at the top of the stairs, a custom wood nosing has been installed across the entire top of the last riser. [...]

For durability reasons, it is a good idea to detail a resilient flooring at your front door. One elegant solution is to create a tile inlay because it visually allows the hardwood to flow through to the entry while simultaneously providing the durability of a floor mat. An inlay simply means that the tile surface [...]

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A short overview of the Kamra Inlay which has been developed for a condition known as presbyopia. The Kamra Sim-Lasik treatment is for people with ageing eyes who need reading glasses. Now available in London at FOCUS Clinics. We call it KAMRA Vision. http://www.kamravision.com What is the Kamra Inlay?

See a close-up of the KAMRA Inlay already implanted in an eye. The inlay isn't visible in everyday use as it matches the natural pupil. Once implanted, it provides clear close vision plus computer and far vision. Enjoy immunity from the ageing process with the KAMRA inlay.  Read easily in the decades to come without the need for reading glasses or contant lenses. KAMRA Vision by FOCUS Clinics in London. Contact us today to see if you are suitable for KAMRA. Telephone: +44 207 307 8250 (London UK). http://www.kamravision.com

How the KAMRA Inlay works ~ KAMRA Vision by FOCUS Clinics in London. Outer blurred light rays are blocked by the inlay whereas focused central light rays pass through the aperture. Because the blurred light is blocked all objects are clear. The kamra inlay permanently improves your vision at all distances. Clear vision without reading glasses!

Card Test for KAMRA Inlay ~ KAMRA Vision by FOCUS Clinics in London. Try this simple Kamra Inlay simulation using a card with a pinhole in it. If you wear reading glasses due to near vision problems, you'll quickly notice how much clearer everything is. After doing this test, we hope you understand the huge benefits of Kamra Eye Surgery which is a lifetime fix for presbyopia. Please give it a go.... you'll be amazed!

KAMRA Vision by FOCUS Clinics in London. Leaders in Kamra corneal inlay eye surgery. The Ziemer Cystal Line Laser is used to create a very precise inlay pocket. The kamra inlay is inserted within the pocket, which seals very quickly leaving an intact surface. The inlay sits perfectly in place giving extraordinary clear vision.

KAMRA Vision by FOCUS Clinics London. Specialists in presbyopia correction. The Ziemer LDV is used to create a precise inlay pocket. The kamra inlay is inserted within the pocket where it sits perfectly in place to give clear vision.

Let's take one more trip back to Woodworking in America 2010 and I'll share with you a few more classes I attended as part of this ongoing amazing experience. I eluded to the "mourning phase" after leaving the show and coming down off my woodworking high as we drove away. That mourning isn't quite what it was a week ago, but I still have moments where I forget I'm not more than a classroom away from one of my many new friends. Hopefully you can make it next year, same location...so you can start making your traveling plans as soon as we hear the dates. Once they're announced you'll hear it from me right away. Today's episode contains snippets from Glen Huey's "Sliding Dovetails without Fail", Marc Adam's "Amazing Router Jigs for Inlay, Ellipses and 'Faux' Dovetails" and also one more from Chris Schwarz "Scraper Planes". Once again, don't take my word for how awesome it was this year, ask anyone who's attended! In fact, checkout some of the great links we've been putting together from my fellow bloggers and podcasters. Here's a link to a post where we've been adding them so you can get another perspective on the event CLICK HERE. [dewplayer:http://blip.tv/file/get/Mattvan-443WIA2010Day2209.mp3]Click to PlayDownload Video FileDownload Audio FileDon't forget to enter for free Schwag and please support our sponsors by visiting their links here on the website. VisitHighland Woodworking where you can enter for a chance to win a set of 10 Lie-Nielsen Handtools. Tell them Matt sent you!

A close look at the router-based free-hand inlay technique.

A close look at the router-based free-hand inlay technique.

A close look at the router-based free-hand inlay technique.

A close look at the router-based free-hand inlay technique.

This week, enjoy our follow up to last week's podcast. Faux wood is fun and can be easy to make, be as precise as you want with the grain and design!