Logan Johnson on sat 29 mar 08
Hey Steve,
You dangerous guy you ! Don't forget to bring several bottles OVER 3 oz. each of shampoo, cream rinse & suntan lotion. ;oD
Logan
steve graber wrote:>therefore maybe include some pyrotechnic devices as well. and sharp >items. maybe even a nail file!
Logan Johnson
Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply
719 w. Nob Hill blvd.
Yakima Wa. 98902
(509) 469-6966
www.yakimavalleypottery.net
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mel jacobson on sat 29 mar 08
it was/is just a fun idea.
no pressure...in fact, no pressure to bring pots.
but, we seem to have rooms big enough to add a few
tables.
i tip the help a bit, ask for some extra big tables...and
bingo.
from what i can gather, the omni was really heavily
booked by clayarters. it sure was full.
they were nice to work with. left us alone.
no hassle.
i am convinced that the extra pots in the room bring
a very good feeling, and understanding of some fine
potters.
it is always good to see work.
and trading, and selling with a few to friends adds
a touch of class.
no one had `sale` signs up...big price tags...just pots
out to see.
classy.
so, randolph scott theme it is.
you can go to his website and get images.
doug gray can do silk screens, then do a workshop
in the clayart room.
i think randolph scott had rickets too.
damn, we could use him in our battle to
get federal funding for we who have been scarred by
rickets.
mel
i am already looking into the new hotel that joins the
conference center in phoenix. it is almost done...big tower.
no one has booked there yet. i really hope it is done...and
we can be the first to use it.
from minnetonka:
website http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
clayart site:
http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
Veena Raghavan on sat 29 mar 08
Already waiting for the go-ahead to make bookings! So, as soon as Mel posts
the information..... Thanks, Mel. Getting excited already. Your choice of hotel
has always been great.
Veena
In a message dated 3/29/2008 5:03:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
melpots2@VISI.COM writes:
>
> i am already looking into the new hotel that joins the
> conference center in phoenix. it is almost done...big tower.
> no one has booked there yet. i really hope it is done...and
> we can be the first to use it.
>
VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
Vince Pitelka on sat 29 mar 08
Dear Mel -
I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
can vote on these.
1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes
2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night
3. The Salt River Project
4. The Seven Cities of Gold
5. The Direct Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps
Base and the San Onofre Nude Beach
6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall
7. Hollywood Boulevard at 2:00 AM
8. Igneous Outcroppings
9. El Dia de Los Muertes
10. Pancho Villa
11. Deadly Black Scorpions
12. The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
13. The Baja 500
14. The US-Mexican Border
15. Fajitas
16. Fake Adobe
17. Area 51
18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar Electric
Generation in the Central Mojave Desert
19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
20. A Practical Alternative to Water
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Craft
Tennessee Tech University
vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu
http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
Victoria E. Hamilton on sat 29 mar 08
This is wonderful! I now have to think about my actual response.
Vicki Hamilton
Millennia Antica Pottery
Seattle, WA....rain/snow, snow/rain....whatever
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Vince Pitelka
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 5:00 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: theme show/phoenix
Dear Mel -
I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
can vote on these.
1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes 2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night 3.
The Salt River Project 4. The Seven Cities of Gold 5. The Direct
Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps Base and the San
Onofre Nude Beach 6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall 7. Hollywood
Boulevard at 2:00 AM 8. Igneous Outcroppings 9. El Dia de Los Muertes 10.
Pancho Villa 11. Deadly Black Scorpions 12. The Colorado River Delta Bone
Dry 13. The Baja 500 14. The US-Mexican Border 15. Fajitas 16. Fake Adobe
17. Area 51 18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar
Electric Generation in the Central Mojave Desert 19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
20. A Practical Alternative to Water
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Craft
Tennessee Tech University
vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
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pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on sat 29 mar 08
Hi Vince,
Excellent...outstanding...!
Adding a few more -
21. How them Missionarys excised 'Kokopelli's big wanger so he don't have no
wanger at all anymore.
22. Winnie Ruth Judd taking-the-fall for 'Jack'.
32. The old Aegyptians having left all them Hieroglyphs and general goodies
in that high Cave on the Colorado River that the government sealed off in
the 1940s.
33. Gila Monsters at Work and at Play.
34. Tarantulas at Work and at Play
35. Coyotes at Work and at Play
36. Cactus Wrens at Work and at Play.
37. Sidewinders at Work and at Play.
38. Chemtrails at Work and at Play.
39. "The United States Camel Corps" ( Started more or less 1856. Disbanded
soon after. Last known feral Camels seen into the early 1940s...)
40. "Fear and Loathing in Phoenix" ( an unfinished Book, well, more like
some jotted notes, rumored to have been among H.S.Thomson's effects...)
41. Beer, Coffee, Tea, Fruit Juice, Wine, Kool-Aid, or other beverages, as
alternatives to Water
42. Swamp Coolers at Work and at Play ( poor man's Deuterium concentrators
of course...)
Phil
l v
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vince Pitelka"
> Dear Mel -
> I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
> Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
> can vote on these.
>
> 1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes
> 2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night
> 3. The Salt River Project
> 4. The Seven Cities of Gold
> 5. The Direct Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps
> Base and the San Onofre Nude Beach
> 6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall
> 7. Hollywood Boulevard at 2:00 AM
> 8. Igneous Outcroppings
> 9. El Dia de Los Muertes
> 10. Pancho Villa
> 11. Deadly Black Scorpions
> 12. The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
> 13. The Baja 500
> 14. The US-Mexican Border
> 15. Fajitas
> 16. Fake Adobe
> 17. Area 51
> 18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar Electric
> Generation in the Central Mojave Desert
> 19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
> 20. A Practical Alternative to Water
>
> - Vince
>
> Vince Pitelka
> Appalachian Center for Craft
> Tennessee Tech University
> vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu
> http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
steve graber on sat 29 mar 08
make sure to anounce the site early. like next week so i can tatoo it to my arm and not forget this time...
i'll bring a pot to phoenix this time. something of substance. i can drive to phoenix, not fly, therefore maybe include some pyrotechnic devices as well. and sharp items. maybe even a nail file!
see ya
Steve Graber, Graber's Pottery, Inc
Claremont, California USA
The Steve Tool - for awesum texture on pots!
www.graberspottery.com steve@graberspottery.com
----- Original Message ----
From: mel jacobson
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 1:57:04 PM
Subject: theme show/phoenix
it was/is just a fun idea.
no pressure...in fact, no pressure to bring pots.
but, we seem to have rooms big enough to add a few
tables.
i tip the help a bit, ask for some extra big tables...and
bingo.
from what i can gather, the omni was really heavily
booked by clayarters. it sure was full.
they were nice to work with. left us alone.
no hassle.
i am convinced that the extra pots in the room bring
a very good feeling, and understanding of some fine
potters.
it is always good to see work.
and trading, and selling with a few to friends adds
a touch of class.
no one had `sale` signs up...big price tags...just pots
out to see.
classy.
so, randolph scott theme it is.
you can go to his website and get images.
doug gray can do silk screens, then do a workshop
in the clayart room.
i think randolph scott had rickets too.
damn, we could use him in our battle to
get federal funding for we who have been scarred by
rickets.
mel
i am already looking into the new hotel that joins the
conference center in phoenix. it is almost done...big tower.
no one has booked there yet. i really hope it is done...and
we can be the first to use it.
from minnetonka:
website http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
clayart site:
http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
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stephani stephenson on sat 29 mar 08
I'm likin' the theme AND the alternatives! there's a
new west as well as the old.... yup, I 'd say that
gives folks plenty of elbow room.....and those who
feel corn-stricted can probably figure out how to do
some category rustlin...
Stephani S.
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James and Sherron Bowen on sun 30 mar 08
The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
Gets my vote
Jim
Boyero, Colorado
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vince Pitelka"
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 6:00 PM
Subject: **Possible_Spam** Re: theme show/phoenix
> Dear Mel -
> I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
> Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
> can vote on these.
>
> 1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes
> 2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night
> 3. The Salt River Project
> 4. The Seven Cities of Gold
> 5. The Direct Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps
> Base and the San Onofre Nude Beach
> 6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall
> 7. Hollywood Boulevard at 2:00 AM
> 8. Igneous Outcroppings
> 9. El Dia de Los Muertes
> 10. Pancho Villa
> 11. Deadly Black Scorpions
> 12. The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
> 13. The Baja 500
> 14. The US-Mexican Border
> 15. Fajitas
> 16. Fake Adobe
> 17. Area 51
> 18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar Electric
> Generation in the Central Mojave Desert
> 19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
> 20. A Practical Alternative to Water
>
> - Vince
Kim Hohlmayer on mon 31 mar 08
Vince,
I like Area 51 and rattlesnake moulting. Perhaps a whole herd??? of rattlesnakes moulting in Area 51. Also note they changed the name of Area 51 but I can't remember to what. The military says they don't know why they changed the name. Yes, I'm speaking truth on that. Kim H.
Vince Pitelka wrote:
Dear Mel -
I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
can vote on these.
1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes
2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night
3. The Salt River Project
4. The Seven Cities of Gold
5. The Direct Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps
Base and the San Onofre Nude Beach
6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall
7. Hollywood Boulevard at 2:00 AM
8. Igneous Outcroppings
9. El Dia de Los Muertes
10. Pancho Villa
11. Deadly Black Scorpions
12. The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
13. The Baja 500
14. The US-Mexican Border
15. Fajitas
16. Fake Adobe
17. Area 51
18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar Electric
Generation in the Central Mojave Desert
19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
20. A Practical Alternative to Water
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Craft
Tennessee Tech University
vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu
http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
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Kim Hohlmayer on mon 31 mar 08
Phil,
Great Additions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here are a few more.
Saguaro so good-o.
Aliens over Roswel
Nacho skies at sunset
Chips and salsa as performance art
The flag poles of Flagstaf
Radio active sunsets over southwest A-Bomb test sights
The mating rituals of drunken gamblers in Reno
Okay, I guess I have beaten that poor dead horse enough. --Kim H.
pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET wrote:
Hi Vince,
Excellent...outstanding...!
Adding a few more -
21. How them Missionarys excised 'Kokopelli's big wanger so he don't have no
wanger at all anymore.
22. Winnie Ruth Judd taking-the-fall for 'Jack'.
32. The old Aegyptians having left all them Hieroglyphs and general goodies
in that high Cave on the Colorado River that the government sealed off in
the 1940s.
33. Gila Monsters at Work and at Play.
34. Tarantulas at Work and at Play
35. Coyotes at Work and at Play
36. Cactus Wrens at Work and at Play.
37. Sidewinders at Work and at Play.
38. Chemtrails at Work and at Play.
39. "The United States Camel Corps" ( Started more or less 1856. Disbanded
soon after. Last known feral Camels seen into the early 1940s...)
40. "Fear and Loathing in Phoenix" ( an unfinished Book, well, more like
some jotted notes, rumored to have been among H.S.Thomson's effects...)
41. Beer, Coffee, Tea, Fruit Juice, Wine, Kool-Aid, or other beverages, as
alternatives to Water
42. Swamp Coolers at Work and at Play ( poor man's Deuterium concentrators
of course...)
Phil
l v
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vince Pitelka"
> Dear Mel -
> I would like to suggest a few alternate themes appropriate to the desert
> Southwest for us to consider for the Clayart Room Informal Exhibition. We
> can vote on these.
>
> 1. The Declining Years of Howard Hughes
> 2. The Las Vegas Strip at Night
> 3. The Salt River Project
> 4. The Seven Cities of Gold
> 5. The Direct Geographic Juxtaposition of the Fort Pendleton Marine Corps
> Base and the San Onofre Nude Beach
> 6. The Frank Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall
> 7. Hollywood Boulevard at 2:00 AM
> 8. Igneous Outcroppings
> 9. El Dia de Los Muertes
> 10. Pancho Villa
> 11. Deadly Black Scorpions
> 12. The Colorado River Delta Bone Dry
> 13. The Baja 500
> 14. The US-Mexican Border
> 15. Fajitas
> 16. Fake Adobe
> 17. Area 51
> 18. The Fundamental Financial Realities of Large-Scale Solar Electric
> Generation in the Central Mojave Desert
> 19. Rattlesnakes Moulting
> 20. A Practical Alternative to Water
>
> - Vince
>
> Vince Pitelka
> Appalachian Center for Craft
> Tennessee Tech University
> vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu
> http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
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On Mar 31, 2008, at 11:00 PM, Phil P wrote
>
> 39. "The United States Camel Corps" ( Started more or less 1856.
> Disbanded
> soon after. Last known feral Camels seen into the early 1940s...)
I spent a good bit of my childhood in Phoenix, (riding my bike
along the canals in those 115 degree summers) and I always
loved those feral camel stories - the 'Red Ghost' and such.
-Snail
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