Carrie or Peter Jacobson on wed 14 mar 01
Hey, Lisa, et al, we should not ignore the real publishing world here.
I mean, it is just possible that one of the major publishing houses would be
interested in this book. It is a very cool concept, this handmade stuff
that's come together in this digital way.
Is anyone on this list associated with a real publishing house? I do not
know who does the big coffeetable books, I mean, I am sure lots of places
publish these... Tell you what. If there is no one on the list who is in
the business, I will ask my brother, who is a fiction writer, to ask his
agent how to approach this project. The most we can get is no, and then we
can return to the self-publishing concept.
Yes?
Carrie Jacobson
Bolster's Mills, Maine
Where it snowed AGAIN Tuesday
Phil Jaren on sat 17 mar 01
i'm a new comer to these here parts, but am a printer/"publisher" by =
trade
was a n calif potter until the mid 70s and am now getting back into the =
clay
i've printed or helped print books in the past and could possible be of =
assistance
let me know...
L. P. Skeen on tue 26 jun 01
Okeydokey folks, it's time to get it together. If you want your work to =
be featured in the cookbook, I need the following:
1. Scanned image of your pot at 350dpi in either EPS or TIFF format.
2. Your Recipe! Preferably in MSWord format, 12 point Arial font. =20
Our cookbook needs recipes in the following categories:
Meat
Veggies
Dessert
Bread
Appetizers
Beverages
Mail recipe and image on 3.5" floppy or CDR labelled with your name and =
address to:
Living Tree Pottery
8406 Hudson James Road
Summerfield, NC 27358
I am looking forward to seeing everyone's work!
L. P. Skeen www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Pottery & Handmade Soaps, Summerfield, NC
Info about the SESoapers conference: =
http://sasoapmakers.homestead.com/SASconference.html
"Just because nobody understands you does NOT mean that you are an =
artist."
mel jacobson on wed 18 jul 01
OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
I WILL TELL YOUR MOTHER.
MOLD WILL GROW INSIDE YOUR WHEEL.
NILS LOU WILL SHOW UP, AND STAY AT YOUR HOUSE
FOR THREE WEEKS.
JOYCE LEE WILL SHOW UP.
THE ITC WILL FALL OF YOUR KILN.
HOWARD AXNER WILL SEND YOU ALL OF HIS CLAY RECIPES.
YOU WILL HAVE TO READ ALL OF KURT WILD'S NOTES.
OR, YOU WILL HAVE TO HELP TOM WIRT MAKE CLAY FOR ONE
YEAR.
i think folks ought to help lisa out here...send her your stuff.
something...
i did.
pot roast and bread recipes.
that mudmistress, tile maker, and blabber on clayart
never once made me her famous `meatloaf` at hay creek
this year. not even a samich for the mayor.
perhaps she will send us all her recipe for `meatloaf`.
or, as tony c says....`don't let your meat loaf.`
mel
send them now...or else.
From:
Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
L. P. Skeen on wed 18 jul 01
Subject: COOKBOOK
> OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
>
> GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
> BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
> i think folks ought to help lisa out here...send her your stuff.
> that mudmistress, tile maker, and blabber on clayart
> never once made me her famous `meatloaf` at hay creek
> this year. not even a samich for the mayor.
> perhaps she will send us all her recipe for `meatloaf`.
> or, as tony c says....`don't let your meat loaf.`
This is the second time today someone has mentioned meatloaf to me. I
haven't eaten meatloaf in something like 5 years. I don't make it 'cuz the
better half won't eat ground mystery meat. Guess I'd better go get a roast
and grind up so I can make mel's meatloaf.
Thanks for the push, mel. Hope we get enough response to actually DO this
thing. There was a lot of enthusiasm about it just before NCECA.....until,
as someone else said to me, folks actually had to SEND something....;)
C'mon folks! It's your chance to be in print!
L
C.Burkhart on wed 18 jul 01
I'm anxiously awaiting for all the below items to happen to me, while
preparing guest rooms for Joyce and Howard, because I can only operate the
CD burner to download Napster and the scanner to put pictures on my website.
I have no idea of ESP or TIFF file extensions. I'm familiar with JPEG and
GIF only. Maybe by next cookbook time I will have found if they exist on
the new computer I will have to purchase because of the destruction that is
going to occur to the present one, according to Mel.
Regards, Carolsan - with plenty of recipes but few file extensions. :(
> OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
>
> GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
> BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
>
> I WILL TELL YOUR MOTHER.
>
> MOLD WILL GROW INSIDE YOUR WHEEL.
>
> NILS LOU WILL SHOW UP, AND STAY AT YOUR HOUSE
> FOR THREE WEEKS.
>
> JOYCE LEE WILL SHOW UP.
>
> THE ITC WILL FALL OF YOUR KILN.
>
> HOWARD AXNER WILL SEND YOU ALL OF HIS CLAY RECIPES.
>
> YOU WILL HAVE TO READ ALL OF KURT WILD'S NOTES.
>
> OR, YOU WILL HAVE TO HELP TOM WIRT MAKE CLAY FOR ONE
> YEAR.
>
> i think folks ought to help lisa out here...send her your stuff.
> something...
> i did.
> pot roast and bread recipes.
>
John Weber on thu 19 jul 01
To: Lisa
Can I send you a recipe along with pictures which I have taken with a
digital camera saved in TIF format? If so we could do it this weekend and
send you the CD Monday.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
> Behalf Of L. P. Skeen
> Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 12:42 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Re: COOKBOOK
>
>
> Subject: COOKBOOK
>
>
> > OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
> >
> > GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
> > BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
> > i think folks ought to help lisa out here...send her your stuff.
>
> > that mudmistress, tile maker, and blabber on clayart
> > never once made me her famous `meatloaf` at hay creek
> > this year. not even a samich for the mayor.
> > perhaps she will send us all her recipe for `meatloaf`.
> > or, as tony c says....`don't let your meat loaf.`
>
>
> This is the second time today someone has mentioned meatloaf to me. I
> haven't eaten meatloaf in something like 5 years. I don't make
> it 'cuz the
> better half won't eat ground mystery meat. Guess I'd better go
> get a roast
> and grind up so I can make mel's meatloaf.
> Thanks for the push, mel. Hope we get enough response to actually DO this
> thing. There was a lot of enthusiasm about it just before
> NCECA.....until,
> as someone else said to me, folks actually had to SEND something....;)
> C'mon folks! It's your chance to be in print!
>
> L
>
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>
L. P. Skeen on thu 19 jul 01
Send 'em on, but please make sure to shoot thm at the highest quality
setting.
----- Original Message -----
From: John Weber
Subject: Re: COOKBOOK
> To: Lisa
> Can I send you a recipe along with pictures which I have taken
with a
> digital camera saved in TIF format? If so we could do it this weekend and
> send you the CD Monday.
Steve Dalton on thu 19 jul 01
In response to Mel's warnings...
Bad things already happen to my computer.
My Mother won't care.
Maybe the mold will take care of the squeeks.
I'll put Nils to work and have him build a kiln, wedge clay and watch my
kids...3 & 6.
I'll even put Joyce to work.
My kiln doesn't have ITC...maybe Nils could bring some with him.
I'll post the clay recipes on to Clay Art.
I'll be able to fall asleep at night.
Tom and I could make a real kick in the pants clay body.
Don't worry, I'll find something to send, maybe my famous beef jerky or 4
cheese pizza with greek olives and red and green peppers.
Steve Dalton
Clear Creek Pottery
Snohomish, WA
sdpotter@gte.net
>OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
>
>GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
>BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
>
>I WILL TELL YOUR MOTHER.
>
>MOLD WILL GROW INSIDE YOUR WHEEL.
>
>NILS LOU WILL SHOW UP, AND STAY AT YOUR HOUSE
>FOR THREE WEEKS.
>
>JOYCE LEE WILL SHOW UP.
>
>THE ITC WILL FALL OF YOUR KILN.
>
>HOWARD AXNER WILL SEND YOU ALL OF HIS CLAY RECIPES.
>
>YOU WILL HAVE TO READ ALL OF KURT WILD'S NOTES.
>
>OR, YOU WILL HAVE TO HELP TOM WIRT MAKE CLAY FOR ONE
>YEAR.
Jane Vernon on thu 19 jul 01
In message , mel jacobson writes
>OK, THE MAYOR SAYS:
>
>GET YOUR RECIPES TO LISA....OR,
>BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR COMPUTER.
ETC, ETC!
I've been thinking what a nice idea this was and would like to join in
but being from the UK was put off by the putting onto disk and posting.
Is it possible to send a JPEG picture of the pot (and the recipe) by
email instead of by snailmail? If so, could someone tell me the email
address to send it to?
Jane
http://clothandclay.co.uk
L. P. Skeen on thu 19 jul 01
I have not offered to have the images sent to me via email because images
tend to be large files, and they take forever to download when one is, as I
am, using a modem in the country. :( Also, there is the whole virus risk
thing.....
BUT -- I forgot (duh! and Janet Kaiser can kick me now) about the whole
overseas people thing....and mail takes forever to get here from anywhere
outside the USA. So.
If you want to participate in the cookbook, but you live outside the USA,
please send me a note at lpskeen@living-tree.net .
L
L. P. Skeen www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Pottery & Handmade Soaps, Summerfield, NC
Info about the SESoapers conference:
http://sasoapmakers.homestead.com/SASconference.html
"Just because nobody understands you does NOT mean that you are an artist."a
----- Original Message -----
From: Jane Vernon
Subject: Re: COOKBOOK
> I've been thinking what a nice idea this was and would like to join in
> but being from the UK was put off by the putting onto disk and posting.
> Is it possible to send a JPEG picture of the pot (and the recipe) by
> email instead of by snailmail? If so, could someone tell me the email
> address to send it to?
Jean Lehman on mon 13 aug 01
I have been offline since the middle of May. Since that time, the cookbook
idea has become a reality! Thanks to Lisa, who must have put in countless
hours of work, the book is at the printer. But now she has the reality of
paying the printer!
We have the idea of sponsors, and donations of money, which hopefully
someone will agree to work on.
Could some of us support her with seed money so the process can be speeded up?
I would be willing to send her $500 as an interest free loan to be paid
back when the books are sold. Is anyone else willing to join me? She needs
at least ten of us to make this idea fly.
Jean Lehman
-------------------->
Jean Lehman,
jlehman73@earthlink.net
in Lancaster, PA (USA) where the
Strictly Functional Pottery National
can be seen on line at: http://www.art-craftpa.com/sfpn1.html
L. P. Skeen on mon 13 aug 01
Wow, cool, Thanks, Jean and also the one other person who has matched
Jean's offer so far! :)
L
----- Original Message -----
From: Jean Lehman
To:
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 11:29 AM
Subject: cookbook
> I have been offline since the middle of May. Since that time, the cookbook
> idea has become a reality! Thanks to Lisa, who must have put in countless
> hours of work, the book is at the printer. But now she has the reality of
> paying the printer!
>
> We have the idea of sponsors, and donations of money, which hopefully
> someone will agree to work on.
>
> Could some of us support her with seed money so the process can be speeded
up?
>
> I would be willing to send her $500 as an interest free loan to be paid
> back when the books are sold. Is anyone else willing to join me? She needs
> at least ten of us to make this idea fly.
>
> Jean Lehman
>
> -------------------->
> Jean Lehman,
> jlehman73@earthlink.net
>
> in Lancaster, PA (USA) where the
> Strictly Functional Pottery National
> can be seen on line at: http://www.art-craftpa.com/sfpn1.html
>
>
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melpots@pclink.com.
>
L. P. Skeen on wed 31 oct 01
Hey y'all. Get your cookbook now at =
http://www.living-tree.net/schedule.htm
Don't forget, all proceeds go to the Clayart Fund!
The cover has gone to press as we speak. :)
L. P. Skeen www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Studios, Summerfield, NC
"Just because nobody understands you does NOT mean that you are an =
artist."
The election ain't over til your brother counts the votes.
L. P. Skeen on sat 22 dec 01
O thanks to all who are saying how much they like their cookbooks! If you
didn't get to order yours yet, we still have about 90. Go to
www.living-tree.net to order yours today. THEY WILL NOT BE SHIPPED TIL
AFTER NEW YEARS.
THanks
L
----- Original Message -----
From: Elca Branman
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 3:51 PM
Subject: Cookbook
> Ahhhhhhhhh! delicious, delightful,delovely..Skeen rules!
> Elca Branman.. in Sarasota,Florida,USA
> elcab1@juno.com
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Elca Branman on sat 22 dec 01
Ahhhhhhhhh! delicious, delightful,delovely..Skeen rules!
Elca Branman.. in Sarasota,Florida,USA
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Roger Bourland on wed 26 dec 01
The cookbook is wonderful! For those who like to keep theirs up to date,
my recipe for Roger's Rip Roaring Chile needs an up-dated email address.
citrus@fastq.com
The chile powder in the recipe is not the chile seasoning sometimes
labeled as chile powder. Chile powder is ground dried chile peppers
without any supplementary seasonings. I like Chimayo Chile Powder or New
Mexico Chile powder best, but there are several other good ones out
there.
Tempted to challenge Dannon and all other chile recipe suppliers to a
cookoff in the clayart room at NCECA in San Diego a year down the road.
(We chile cooks are slow workers.) Winner to receive a fine pot from
each participant. Judges, those who test taste the chile. (one vote
each!)
Best.
Roger
MartinDEpstein on thu 27 dec 01
How can I get a cookbook?
Francine My email is martindepstein@compuserve.com
MartinDEpstein on thu 10 jan 02
My cookbook came yesterday and it was a delight to see pictures of pots a=
nd
recipes, and some poetry sprinkled in there. Great Job! I would be
interested in contributing to the next edition if it ever happens. =
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