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Re: “I am Legend”
I was completely blown away and awed by the Floyd Tunson piece that is hanging in the lobby of the FAC. It is beautiful and spectacular.
Posted by
sxmcwhi
on 05/08/2008 at 9:19 AM
Re: “Seven Days”
On Seven Days to Live, not many people know which is strange, but on Saturday April 19th from 10-5 there is the Annual Scout Show at the Phil Long Expo Center. There is over 14000 local volunteers and youth scouts (both male 6-20yrs old and female 14-20 yrs old that are involved in outdoor and community based leadership activities throughout the Pikes Peak region) There will be an expo of scout units and scouting activities to include a Native American Dance team from the Order of the Arrow, Mountain Boarding and Mountain Biking, Arts and Crafts, Pioneering Projects including a monkey bridge, BB guns and Archery shooting, and much more. The admission is free so come check out the Annual Scout Show at the Phil Long Expo Center Saturday April 19th 10-5.
Posted by
surftrek65
on 04/18/2008 at 10:49 AM
Re: “Seven Days”
Mr. Freedman, Thank you for your kind words about our music. Its good to know that what we doing is reaching people and they are taking notice. Hope to see you around. Steven -Our Funeral Forgotten-
Posted by
Our Funeral Forgotten
on 02/20/2008 at 1:59 PM
Re: “Finding the real Sandra Bernhard”
Kirsten, Sandra's comment, "it's easy to fall into the victimization of being a woman and expecting somebody to come along and pick up the pieces" struck a cord with me. I fell into that trap early in life and went through hell and back because of it. If anyone else has experienced this, I recommend reading "Riding Through It", a memoir I wrote about how I victimized myself from my early teens through the age of 30. I want to share this experience so that other women won't do it!!! It can be found on Amazon.com. Thanks for the article on Miz B, who seems to have taken control of her life quite nicely! -Carol McKibben
Posted by
carol4dabarn
on 01/31/2008 at 9:49 AM
Re: “Event Listings”
Interested in The Pride Center's OutWord Writing Group. I'll tell my friends on http://www.biloves.com about this and ask them to join together.
Posted by
lilymatha
on 01/03/2008 at 9:11 PM
Re: “Event Listings”
Although I didn't submit the following in time for regular publication, you will find this event of interest........ Ron Williams: fitness and personal coach, a professor of exercise physiology and nutrition, and Natural Body Builder of the Decade. Sat., Jan. 5, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. This event is for everyone, male or female, couch potatoes who would like to reform, those who have already achieved their desired levels of fitness, fitness and weight-management professionals, etc. This all-day seminar is an incredible value at only $39.95 (54.95 per couple) for a full day with a world-renowned fitness professional! Reservations: 719-459-3729 or email synergy4health@pcisys.net.
Posted by
Linda R
on 01/03/2008 at 4:15 PM
Re: “Sarah Milteer's sea change”
Sarah is a lovely person who paints even more lovely pictures! Denver misses her dearly.
Posted by
deonnad
on 12/09/2007 at 1:33 PM
Re: “Sarah Milteer's sea change”
Scotland misses Sarah like crazy. We wish her and her family a very merry Christmas, a hoot of a Hogmany and look forward to her visits to The Highlands.
Posted by
Badachro
on 12/06/2007 at 1:45 PM
Re: “Jessy Randall's things to chew on”
Really an amazing poet: one of those secretly famous kinds that hit the nail on the head without making a fuss. Versatile and funny, too, thank god. We all need more humor.
Posted by
Albert Ross
on 11/08/2007 at 2:18 PM
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Re: “Paint, bye numbers”
I was a student of Eric Bransby the first year he taught at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. He was a hero at the time because I loved figure drawing. He taught me to focus on structure where before I concentrated on the gesture. He was a great encouragement to me in getting my MFA. Great teachers are to be appreciated and Eric Bransby was a great teacher as well as a great muralist and printmaker.