Podcasts about ornamentation

Where has all the color and ornamentation gone??? Why has minimalism become so pervasive over the last century in America? Once, ornamentation and vivid color were celebrated hallmarks of art, architecture, and design—think Baroque paintings, intricate textiles, and the opulence of Art Nouveau. But with the rise of minimalism in the early 20th century, a dramatic change took hold. Clean lines, muted palettes, and functional simplicity replaced the flourish and decorative excess of previous eras. In this episode, we explore how and why ornamentation fell out of favor, and what that tells us about changing tastes, cultural values, and the evolving purpose of art itself.To watch the YOUTUBE VIDEO of this episode and the irreverent & somewhat unpredictable AFTERSHOW, subscribe to our Patreon:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://patreon.com/user?u=91688467

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Fr Toby on the Feast of Sts Philip and James, saints who show us little themselves and lots of Christ. WORD FOR TODAY is broadcast live on Radio Maria on weekdays at 1:15pm and is rebroadcast at 12:15am and 5:45am the following day. In it our Priest Director Fr Toby offers a reflection, usually drawing from the Mass readings of the day. If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

03-26-24 Tues PM “Ornamentation & Adornment”Pastor Nathaniel Urshan1 Peter 3:1-4You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org/contact

This week, we welcome back legendary interior designer Bunny Williams. In preparation of her new book Life in the Garden to release in March 2024, Bunny generously shares some great tips on planning successful gardens from starting small to considering ongoing maintenance. Bunny also offers advice for novice gardeners, including prioritizing manageable tasks, plant care, pot selection, and using garden structures to enhance outdoor spaces. Get ready to be inspired to spend some time outdoors!  What You'll Hear On This Episode: What inspired Bunny to make Life in the Garden.  How a plan in your garden can help you stay organized and on track.  Bunny shares memories of growing up in Virginia and how it shaped her approach to hospitality and entertaining.  Great advice for novice gardeners.  All about plant care and keeping your garden healthy and beautiful.  How to find the right pot for your plant.  Ornamentation and structure is such a huge part of your garden.  What Bunny's planting season looks like.  The logistics of garden photography.  Where Bunny sources her plants and garden materials.  Mentioned: Ballard Designs Website  IG Life in the Garden  Decorating Dilemma:  Follow along with this week's decorating dilemma here. Hi Wendy! First off, you have a beautiful house. Bunny suggests adding a large wool or area rug to define the space and make it extra cozy. Arranging a pair of comfortable wingback chairs on either side of the fireplace with an ottoman or bench between them for extra seating will draw attention to the fireplace rather than block the view. You could also consider small sofas or built-in banquettes along the walls for additional seating options Placing furniture in this space will help utilize it beyond just a pass-through, connecting it more to the living room area. A rug, chairs and ottoman/bench would make it a lovely sitting space to enjoy the fireplace from. Installing flush mount light fixtures rather than fluorescent lights can provide softer, more attractive lighting in areas like the kitchen and back hallway. Finally, moving the dining room table to the center of the space rather than against the window seat can improve the low and use of the dining area. 

Today on the show I talk with sculptor Kim Dickey. She uses the structures and flora of the garden as a springboard to create large-scale sculpture and installation. In our interview we talk about her use of brocage, the feminist claiming of space through ornamentation, and her recent solo show Auguries at the Robischon Gallery in Denver, CO. To see examples of her work visit www.kimdickeystudio.com. Dickey is a Professor of Art at the University of Colorado Boulder.   Hey Red Clay Rambler Fans, for the month of December I'm having a merch sale, including our brand-new long sleeve t-shirt hoodie. It's made from a soft triblend fabric that stretches with you while keeping you warm in the studio. Use the code REDCLAYRAMBLER at checkout to get 20% off your purchase at www.talesofaredclayrambler.com/shop.   One of the best ways to support the show is by leaving a comment and a review on your favorite podcast. Thanks for listening and Happy Holidays!   Today's episode is brought to you by the following sponsors:   AMACO Brent www.amaco.com The Bray www.archiebray.org The Rosenfield Collection of Functional Ceramic Art www.Rosenfieldcollection.com  

There's such  a fascinating variety to a life in music; and this series features wonderful musicians worldwide with in-depth conversations and great music, with over 100 episodes to explore. For this week's episode I was  able to add some additional music to a special re-release  with fiddler Alexis Chartrand who has shared 3 tracks for you to listen to. His Bandcamp and socials are linked below; so please go buy the tracks or albums if you like what you hear!  Alexis  talks very thoughtfully and about his background as a son of dancers, both groove and ornamentation in different traditional styles of fiddling, his explorations of tone colour with baroque violin, and some of his musical influences and inspiration. Like all my episodes, this is available wherever you listen to podcasts, the  video of the original episode is on my YouTube, and the transcript is also linked to my website where you can sign up for my weekly podcast newsletter and get access to sneak peeks for upcoming guests. https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/e5-s1-alexis-chartrand-fiddler Support the podcast with a tip? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Thanks! Alexis Chartrand on Bandcamp: https://alexischartrandnicolasbabineau.bandcamp.com/ https://alexischartrandcolinsavoielevac.bandcamp.com/album/le-tranino Alexis Chartrand Social Media Linktree: https://linktr.ee/agchartrand?fbclid=IwAR28jaMhfGM2bO0-2rfbDxF81CYchtj9oGMYIKUyJ3VkZNdSKgE2cV3fMLU --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Listeners, before I share about today's episode, I have a question for you. Will you be in Chicago, November 7th or 8th of 2023? I'll be singing Choctaw hymns and narrating at a Chickasaw concert – Pa I Sha - composed by none other than Chickasaw Composer, Violinist, and Artistic Director, Brandi Berry Benson! Join us during Native American Heritage Month, on November 8th at 7:00pm at the Epiphany Center for the Arts. Tickets are just $20. Brandi is also presenting Pa I Sha at no charge, at Upstairs Theater in Evanston Township High School on November 7th at 6:30pm. You'll love this episode in which Brandi shares about: • The Chickasaw flute and other period instruments utilized in the concert • The inspiration behind Pa I Sha – her 4th great grandmother's story • Her ancestral history and stories • The mysteries surrounding James and Jonas Wolf and the Hyah Puk Tuklo clan – perhaps you can help! Brandi and I met through a wonderful mutual friend, Chickasaw composer, Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate. By the way, Shell Shaker: A Chickasaw Opera's will now premier October 27th, 2024 in Oklahoma City! Brandi, who is faculty of Northwestern and DePaul Universities and the Artistic Director of the Bach & Beethoven Experience (BBE), also teaches Baroque Performance Practice and Ornamentation and has released multiple albums. Check them out at https://brandiberrybenson.com/ and streaming platforms such as apple music, pandora, etc.! • Silver Linings • A Gaelic Summer • An Appalachian Summer • Chicago Stories And her BBE Carols Album will be released in December…what a great Christmas gift or stocking stuffer! Come and enjoy the beautiful work of Chickasaw Composer, Brandi Berry Benson, and happy upcoming holidays to all! Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodct All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

The ancient Greeks and Romans were entranced by the seemingly miraculous powers of some of nature's most wondrous objects. In this episode, we explore one Such object in particular: ornaments! Ben Askren joins Lexman to discuss his experience as a thaumaturge and his work with brookite, a delicate mineral found only in select parts of the world. Plus, we dive into Zoroastrianism and its veneration of the syenites, a valuable kind of rock that many believe has powerful therapeutic properties.

Pieter Abbeel is a synonymist who believes that ornamental words have the ability to transport readers into another world. He talks about chamomile, his favorite flower, and how it has inspired him to write about the banal in an evocative way.

Notes: There's a freedom in not waiting for a cure. Traditional music is a way to connect to your spiritual ancestral community; it can affirm your experience and there's the "big expansion of empathy that is happening when we sing." Ornamentation and pronunciation of words in oral tradition. We don't create in isolation. How Saro's mom conveyed joy in singing, and what Saro would love "every human being on the planet to understand about disability." The broad umbrella of disability. Speaking with compassion to our bodies, and how that relates to justice work. Why singing is too important to be left to the professionals. Need I say more? This conversation with Saro has left me mulling over so much, and learning "Navigate the Current" has touched me deeply. Here's a chance to dig into what authentic expression feels like... ​ Songwriter Info: Saro Lynch-Thomason is an award-winning ballad singer, song leader, folklorist, and documentarian from Asheville, North Carolina. Saro has been studying and teaching traditional song and balladry from the British Isles, Appalachia and the American South for over a decade. Saro believes that old songs help modern learners access history, folklore, and (most importantly) compassion for the experiences of others, and she uses in-person teaching, film documentary, podcasts and more to convey these lessons. She holds an M.A. in Appalachian Studies and a Certificate in Documentary Studies. Links:  www.sarosings.com www.patreon.com/sarolynch, Music at sarolyncht.bandcamp.com, TikTok and Instagram at @songspeaksaro Sign up for Saro's newsletter to be the first to hear when the class info is available... ​Tim Eriksen Soul of the January Hills -- the link goes to Bandcamp, because if you buy the album there, the artist receives a larger % than any other source. Learn more about Tim Eriksen here: Tim Eriksen (timeriksenmusic.com) Michael & Carrie Kline at ​Talking Across the Lines (folktalk.org) Nuts & Bolts: 2:2, Aeolian (minor), ballad form Visit abreathofsong.com for lyrics, more of Patty's artwork, and a way to nominate songs or songwriters for the podcast. Join the A Breath of Song mailing list to receive a heads up as a new episode is released, plus a large version of the artwork, brief thoughts from my slightly peculiar brain... and occasional extras when they seem vitally important! No junk -- I will never sell your address. I read out all your names into my living room when I send new mailings... I appreciate the connection to you who are listening and singing these songs with me. Exchange energy with A Breath of Song with dollars at the Gratitude Jar (whoo-hoo!!!!), or by making comments, leaving reviews, suggesting songs or songwriters (including yourself) ..... your participation matters!

In this podcast, Artistic Director Erin Helyard delves into the vibrant world of baroque ornamentation. Singers both then and now are expected to ornament their music in an exciting way that shows off their technique and expression. We look at treatises, unearth some recently discovered ornamentation in Handel's hand, and lift a lid on the ornamental art of the great baroque singers.

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Intro - 0:00Tune called Planxty Sir Festus Burke | Randal Bays/fiddle, Chris Smith/tenor banjo, Roger Landes/bouzouki | composition by Turlough O'Carolan, from the album “Coyote Banjo” by Chris SmithPart I, Meet Dr. Cassandre Balosso-Bardin  - 01:05Part II, Let's Talk About Bagpipes - 28:03Part III, The International Bagpipe Conference! - 53:07Outro - 01:03:18Planxty Sir Festus Burke Cassandre Balosso-Bardin is a musician, academic and events organiser. She is a senior lecturer in Music at University of Lincoln and specialises in Ethnomusicology, more specifically Mediterranean music, cultural sustainability, musical instruments, and intercultural music making, which are informed through fieldwork based research and performance. She completed her PhD in ethnomusicology at SOAS, University of London in 2015, focusing on the anthropology of the Mallorca bagpipes (the xeremies). She is the founding director of the International Bagpipe Organisation since 2012. Cassandre is also a prolific performer and plays the recorders and bagpipes. After many years of performing early music, including with the Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles, she dedicated herself to the global music scene, performing with bands from different cultural traditions including Italy, Great Britain, France, Sweden, Greece, Anatolia and North-West Africa. She has performed at many international festivals and venues with her bands (Amaraterra, Världens Band, Bonnendis, Follow the Rats...) including the Proms, Womad, Cambridge Folk Festival, the Sage, Musicport, Aan Korb BBC festival, Bloomsbury festival, Urkult, Stockholm Culture Festival and Stockholm Folk Festival. Cassandre also organises a range of music events and is currently the artistic director for The Guild Sessions (community-based folk/world music concerts) and The Global Sound Sessions (Lincoln Performing Arts Centre).For more information, please see www.cassandrebalossobardin.com Full Playlist for EP 21VVMC Book ClubVVMC: Friends & Voices, a Collaborative PlaylistVoices from the Vernacular Music Center

From ornamenting your pastries to adding embellishment to your table, Michael Davenport believed that for all the time we take preparing our food, it should be presented proudly. An elaborately, or even just a neatly set table can get the salivary glands going. Michael was a firm proponent of cloth napkins, candlelight, and a centerpiece - even if it’s just a bowl of lemons. Despite being a skeptic of many kitchen gadgets, when it comes to decorating food itself, Michael sings the praises of pastry tubes. They’re not only for wedding cakes; they don't have to be limited to cakes at all for that matter. Try using a pastry tube when dealing with butter, mashed potatoes or making deviled eggs. Finally, Michael shares a treat made in the kitchen and then broken over someone’s head - hear him out, he’s talking about cascarones. Cascarones are most commonly a part of Mexican fiestas. This festive activity requires hollowing out eggshells, filling them with confetti, and adding a layer of paint. Next time you’re celebrating or simply left with extra eggshells after making a meringue, consider cascarones. Episode art by Alicia Qian.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Shameless Chef by becoming a member!The Shameless Chef is Powered by Simplecast.

In a first for the show, the usual cast, has a Christmas special, and what is more Christmas-y than talking about early to pre-reformation Christian heresies, for 2 hours no less, though do mind the recording was carried late in the day and all the hosts where a bit out of sorts, so some mistakes have been made, still it was good fun and more to the point, in the Christmas spirit! Monarchism unfiltered wishes you all a merry Christmas and happy new year Remember to send any and all questions to: Monarchismunfiltered@gmail.com or our discord https://discord.gg/VJXmCkc

Join me for a walk through the Christmas event the turns family into ornament making elves, where the results are Santasfaction guaranteed!

Sermon by Virgil Heisey Practical teaching on the practice of segregated seating and non-ornamentation.

Scrapisodes are segments that are too good to be left on the cutting room floor. Jordan C Brun was interviewed for Episode 4 - The A in STEAM. His full interview can be found on Patreon. Learn more at lizzylizzyliz.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

Law & Business Podcast with Wil Jacques On the new episode of the Law and Business podcast, Wil and Anthony talk about when clients have an idea. Episode 31 starts with the first words many clients and potential clients have:  “I Have an Idea”.  What is next in the intellectual property development process?  What are the first questions that a potential client is asked in a consultation? Law & Business Podcast with Wil Jacques -What is your business plan? -Is this a product or is this an idea that deserves patent protection? -Patent:  What makes this idea or product useful? -Utility: How do we know that a product is new? -We need to do a search.  Patents.  Patent applications.  Journals.  Pictures.  Videos.  Can this invention be found in action? -Looking at keywords, concepts, elements of the idea or product. -Are there differences between what is found and what is disclosed by the client? -Looking for suggestions in the prior art that is relevant to see if any prior disclosures teach the invention that the client has developed. -Looking for material that is new, useful, and not disclosed. -Design patents: Ornamentation may be different.  The design has to be different, even if the utility is the same as another product. -Copyright law: Can a product fall under copyright law (for example, a three-dimensional work of art)?  This protection is of what is not useful in a product.  For example, a lamp that has a statue.  So the light bulb is on top of the statue.  So there is a portion of the product that is a work of authorship; it is a work of art and would fall under copyright law.   But there is also a useful part of the product (the lamp) which does not fall under copyright law. -Trademark law:  Branding and selling a product.  Think of a box of Pepperidge Farm cookies.  In these mixed boxes of cookies, the company name is a trademark – Pepperidge Farm cookies.  However, all of the brands of the cookies are trademarks, also.  Be it Milano, Chesapeake, Chessmen, etc.  Customers are able to create the relationship of the brand to the product.  Trademarks can include color, sounds, shapes. -Trade dress law:  How the packaging of a product matters and creates that relationship to consumers. Wil and Anthony talk specific examples of intellectual property development and enforcement. Here is a lightly-edited transcript of the episode: Anthony Verna: All right, everyone. Welcome to the Law & Business Podcast where we continue with our quest to talk more about intellectual property. It is a journey. I have to say that when I litigate, I know a lot of litigants are looking for that instant response and it's not an instant response. It's a long journey. When people file a trademark, they want that instant response, but it's not an instant response. It's a six month journey. When we file a patent, it's not an instant response. Wil Jacques: I have to agree with you, Anthony. It's certainly not in the first question that comes out of my inventors’ mouths or can I get a patent? Well, we'll have to see. Anthony: This is Anthony Verna. I'm here with Wil Jacques, patent agent for Verna law. And we're talking about ideas today. What happens when somebody calls our office and says, “I have an idea”? Wil: This is the foundation, this is where it begins. Anthony: When a client tells me or potential client tells me, “I have an idea”, I ask what the idea is, I then ask, what's Your Business Plan? Because ultimately after everything we're going to talk about, I want a client to be able to say, yes, I want to make money on this and I want to sell it and it's going to be sold to people A of X ages Y incomes, and they're going to have a need for this product because enter your reason here. Wil: Agreed. Anthony: If I don't hear that, I'm going to try to do some little coaching and counseling so I can get some answers like that. Just to kind of plant ideas in the head.

Keynote lecture from Typography, Illustration and Ornamentation in the Early Modern Iberian Book world, 1450-1800.

Todays Podcast topics include: Tips on being a better musician, Sightreading, Unplugged Vs plugged Flute keys, Flute and Guitar Sheet Music, Favorite Flutes and Ornamentation in Baroque music. Leave questions for our next podcast or join us live. Be sure to leave a written review and rate us over on Apple Podcasts. It helps so much! THE BOOK IS OUT! Find the course at https://musogy.com Learn the Flute with The Flute Channel's Amelie Brodeur. If you're a beginner these courses will help you master Tone, Breathing, Posture, Sight-Reading, Rhythm and more. This 15 lesson course will start any new flutist on the right track, even if you're starting up from a long hiatus it can be a good refresher. Find our channel useful. Come to our Patreon page and be a Patreon! It's only 2$ a month! https://www.patreon.com/join/theflutechannel? ALSO if your looking for a new flute or piccolo consider using FCNY, use the code TFC to get special perks like: 1. Free shipping 2. 10-day trial 3. 18-month warranty (new flutes) 4. Try 3 instruments per trial Be sure to contact https://flutes4sale.com for all the info. Using the code helps us make even more great content and help all our community! Be sure to like and comment if you want us to review other flutes or piccolos! The Flute Channel Online: ✩ BOOKS - https://musogy.com ✩ MERCH - https://store.theflutechannel.com ✩ Twitter - http://twitter.com/theflutechannel ✩ Instagram - http://instagram.com/theflutechannel ✩ Blog/Website - http://www.theflutechannel.com ✩ Facebook - http://facebook.com/flutechannel/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flute/message

This question was sent by Andrew, and he writes: “Dear Vidas, thank you for your email particularly since you must be very busy judging by all your posts! In reply to your question, I'm currently working on the Franck Final, and hoping to move on to Stanford's “Rheims” from the second organ sonata, hopefully in time for Armistice Day 2018.. I visited Rheims last year. What do I struggle with? Early fingering and ornamentation, particularly making Early English music sound coherent and fluid. Andrew” http://www.organduo.lt

Richard Oram, former associate director of Harry Ransom Center, delivers a talk titled “Whatnots and Whatnot: Evelyn Waugh and Victorian Aesthetics of Ornamentation.” This talk was included in the session titled “Waugh's Life in Archives.” Part of “Evelyn Waugh: Reader, Writer, Collector,” a conference held at The Huntington May 5–6, 2017.

Different ways to decorate a Cajun or Creole fiddle tune. Learn more at MitchReedMusicLessons.com where you can view the full video and audio transcript: https://mitchreedmusiclessons.com/2016/06/17/ornamentation/

This lovely song was written especially for World Voice by Aavaas, one of Nepal’s leading children’s songwriters. The lyrics tell the story of the two birds very clearly. With younger children it would be fun to add some movement and act out the story. Practise singing pentatonic scales from F and also play them on tuned percussion. Try to add an accompaniment on tuned percussion using the notes of the scale. Although the video performance track is in F, it’s very easy to transpose it into other keys and it would be good for the children to try and play pentatonic scales from other notes. The charming singing on the performance track does not follow the notated score precisely. It is normal practice in Nepal to ornament the melody. To begin with it would be best to follow the score and the melody track closely. Ornamentation can come later…….! Find more teaching resources and ideas on the World Voice Songbook https://schoolsonline.britishcouncil.org/classroom-resources/world-voice/world-songbook

In this episode: Anson shares some of his wet humor, Adam was converted to a developer, Brijan thinks code is boring, Geof plays a terrible devil's advocate and everyone wants to be an MC. Please note that the opinions expressed here are not that of Rally Interactive and any possible reference to anyone living or deceased is purely coincidental. Also, we have no idea what we are talking about. Send feedback to podcast@rallyinteractive.com or http://twitter.com/rallybanter # Side project: Designfacts.org - Made by Shane Bzdok - Launched March 22 - 137 facts about our industry - Check it out! http://designfacts.org # Mentioned and discussed on the show Special thanks: Gene Ross (https://twitter.com/generosss) When should a designer code or not? - Don't need to be specialized programmers - Adam used to be a designer - Went to school as a designer - Analytical, logical mind… - Originality is difficult - Priority: Having something that's real - Ornamentation as design - Flash design, approach to design in 2008 - R.I.T. (http://www.rit.edu) - Designers considering Page A to Page B? - Design without thought to the system - Transition glasses (http://goo.gl/v5seNf) How far to take programming as a designer? - Designers writing front-end code - Django web framework (https://www.djangoproject.com) - Learn how HTML, CSS works, start small - Tweak something that's already built - Designers taking care of CSS nitpicks - Detail is tedious, but not hard - Well then what are programmers going to do? - Designers should care about what the real thing is - Having a great PSD is useless - Shane Mielke (http://www.shanemielke.com) - Jared Kroff (https://twitter.com/jaredkroff) - Bryan James (http://bryanjamesdesign.co.uk) - "If i want to do something cool… why not do it all myself?" Will learning to code kill a designers creativity? - Maybe should actually design for medium? Not making fine art… - Time/cost tradeoff - Understanding what's easy and what isn't - The Ribbon™ (http://beta.rallyinteractive.com) - When to use WebGL… - "Design should be problem solving, not decoration" - "Blindly shotgunning creativity" - Regarding Dribbble and validation - Utah Rebound. What state are you in? (https://dribbble.com/shots/69556-Utah) - What is Software Design? - Learn from the people around you - Design to Development? Development to Design? - Responsive design/adaptive design - Multiple screen sizes on iOS - Mobile layout on desktop is lame - Media queries are easy, hard to do well - Desktop design at 1600px to mobile design… - Developers end up needing to figure out everything in-between - Don't sacrifice design decisions to developers - What is the logic behind the design? - Prototype different screen sizes with code - Why does a design work? - Why try to convince anybody of this? Advice for new designer regarding code? - Everyone should learn to program in school - Benefit in the long term - Start small, start with the basics, put text on the screen - Never too late - Pay for Anson's coffee and he will teach you to program —— # Adam Luptak Developer at Rally interactive and Indian food eating extraordinaire. http://twitter.com/_luptak # Anson Schall Freelancer, hyphenator and birthday cake typographer. http://twitter.com/ansonschall # Brijan Powell Freelance Interactive Designer working out of the Rally office and motorcycle riding hellion. http://twitter.com/brijanp # Geof Crowl Designer at Rally Interactive and connoisseur of fine italics. http://twitter.com/rectangular

Artist Sanaz Mazinani explores intention of traditional of Islamic ornamentation in the short clip.

This question comes up more than any other from people who are new to sales and building their own business. Your ability to master this skill depends largely on your personality and what type business you are in. For example, if your business or product offering is online based with little or no face to face communication, your first impression will be dictated by your marketing and quality of your website. However, if your business demands face-to-face meetings, there are some important steps you need to consider to properly break the ice and make a great first impression. It takes just a quick glance for someone to begin making decisions about you. Research says we make eleven major decisions about someone in the first seven seconds of meeting. In fact, studies have found that nonverbal cues have four times the impact on the impression you make than anything you say. So it's worth giving every encounter your best shot. In order to develop this skill successfully, there are three areas you need to consider: your appearance, personality and attitude. In this session we will discuss appearance. Present yourself appropriately. This does not mean you need to be dressed in a thousand dollar suit. Nor do you want to show up in shorts and a tank top when the venue demands business casual. You just need to make sure you're dressed appropriately for the event. I like to dress equal or slightly better than the best-dressed person in the room. Especially the person I will be meeting for the first time. Clean and Neat. Being well groomed and wearing nicely pressed clothes are important to a great first impression. Appropriate dress and grooming will make you feel better and more confident. A nice haircut and shined shoes will make you feel better and more confident. Take the time to check yourself in a mirror before you arrive at your meeting. Ornamentation. Depending on who you are meeting and why, be conscious of your jewelry, watches and accessories. Make sure you are making the impression you want to make for this occasion. Avoid gaudy or flamboyant when meeting new people. This may not line up with your personality but a conservative approach will help you relate to more people. Save those items for a party. Be conscious of how you smell. Bathe prior to a meeting and use deodorant. Do not use perfumes and colognes. Some people are sensitive to strong smells and you do not want them to be distracted from your conversation. Make sure your breath smells fresh. Bring mints or gum to avoid turning the other person off. These things may seem simple and common sense but they could make all the difference in you making a great first impression on someone. Will you let these things stop you? I hope not. In Part two of this session we will discuss Body Language. Have a great week! Pierce

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Here is the recording of the November 2, 2011 webinar entitled “Common Trademark Application Problems.” In this webinar we discuss the trademark application process, along with the types of potential refusals with examples. Discussed are issues of: – Ownership – Ornamentation – Use in Commerce – Consent of a living individual – Likelihood of Confusion...

Ornamentation has been a staple of vocal music for hundreds if not thousands of years. Join composer and writer Brian Rosen and VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman for a discussion about the ways in which singers (and composers) adorn melodies – and the factors that separate memorable from forgettable embellishments. (Playlist)

James Howard Kunstler thinks that most modern buildings are not really architecture, they're just manufactured boxes. Whether it's suburban houses, or retail stores, the buildings of our everyday environment send the message that we don't care about ourselves or our surroundings. Kunstler tackles cartoon eateries, reflective glass office buildings, and otherwise good new urban buildings that lack proper ornamentation. We hear from a listener caller in Pittsburgh at the end of the show. Note: curseword at 35:18 mins Sponsors: Chelsea Green, publisher of James McCommons' "Waiting on a Train" ( http://chelseagreen.com) and Post Peak Living, online courses to prepare for a post-peak world (http://www.postpeakliving.com).