Comments for Rolling On One http://www.rollingonone.com/blog Just another personal weblog Sat, 29 Dec 2012 01:12:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Fish Sticks puzzle by cathy dunham http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=873&cpage=1#comment-250147 cathy dunham Sat, 29 Dec 2012 01:12:15 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=873#comment-250147 love your puzzles. Where do you buy them. love your puzzles. Where do you buy them.

]]> Comment on Fish Sticks puzzle by cathy dunham http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=873&cpage=1#comment-250144 cathy dunham Sat, 29 Dec 2012 01:08:22 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=873#comment-250144 In aug.2012 my husband was in the hospital with heart trouble. While in the waiting room there was a fish stick puzzle witch keep my mind off the opperation I really enjoyed the puzzle since then I have looked ever where to find one could you please tell me where I could buy one. thank you. In aug.2012 my husband was in the hospital with heart trouble. While in the waiting room there was a fish stick puzzle witch keep my mind off the opperation I really enjoyed the puzzle since then I have looked ever where to find one could you please tell me where I could buy one. thank you.

]]> Comment on Surface Design meeting at Fuller by Sara SIlver http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1025&cpage=1#comment-205067 Sara SIlver Fri, 21 Sep 2012 14:17:43 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1025#comment-205067 Hello Fellow Blogger and Tam Graduate (I am a 1979 Grad) You are chosen to receive (and pass on) the One Lovely Blog Award! Check the details out here. http://wildflowerscout.wordpress.com/2012/09/21/one-lovely-blog-award/ Congrats, you are a winner! Sara Hello Fellow Blogger and Tam Graduate (I am a 1979 Grad)

You are chosen to receive (and pass on) the One Lovely Blog Award!

Check the details out here.
http://wildflowerscout.wordpress.com/2012/09/21/one-lovely-blog-award/

Congrats, you are a winner!

Sara

]]> Comment on Liz’s party by Dan http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413&cpage=1#comment-170604 Dan Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:00:13 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413#comment-170604 Oh, I'm sorry, this is also Anne-Marie's husband, Dan. Oh, I’m sorry, this is also Anne-Marie’s husband, Dan.

]]> Comment on Liz’s party by Dan http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413&cpage=1#comment-170603 Dan Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:59:28 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413#comment-170603 This is Elizabeth's son, and Bruce's brother, Dan. Thanks for the post, but I would like to make a few corrections about my mother's life story, just for the record. Elizabeth's in-laws owned a vegetarian hotel in upstate New York. Her father, who was also a vegetarian, owned a small grocery store in New Jersey which had no meat. When he lost the store in the Depression he moved with his daughters to Florida, where he got occasional odd jobs. When he got sick he sent Becky and Liz to live with Arlene's mother and aunt in New Jersey for a few years before coming back north himself. He (Isaac Tepper) lived on some years more, dying when his daughters, Becky and Elizabeth, were in their 30s. This is Elizabeth’s son, and Bruce’s brother, Dan. Thanks for the post, but I would like to make a few corrections about my mother’s life story, just for the record. Elizabeth’s in-laws owned a vegetarian hotel in upstate New York. Her father, who was also a vegetarian, owned a small grocery store in New Jersey which had no meat. When he lost the store in the Depression he moved with his daughters to Florida, where he got occasional odd jobs. When he got sick he sent Becky and Liz to live with Arlene’s mother and aunt in New Jersey for a few years before coming back north himself. He (Isaac Tepper) lived on some years more, dying when his daughters, Becky and Elizabeth, were in their 30s.

]]> Comment on Liz’s party by Anne-Marie Konviser http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413&cpage=1#comment-164205 Anne-Marie Konviser Mon, 05 Dec 2011 07:09:45 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=413#comment-164205 I'm so glad to see this, four years later! It was a wonderful day, and Liz was radiant. I doubt if you remember me, but I've since married Dan, elizabeth's youngest. Anne-Marie I’m so glad to see this, four years later! It was a wonderful day, and Liz was radiant. I doubt if you remember me, but I’ve since married Dan, elizabeth’s youngest.

Anne-Marie

]]> Comment on Nov 2 – Bristol to Wildacres by Alicia Bird http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=840&cpage=1#comment-162454 Alicia Bird Sun, 13 Nov 2011 02:06:23 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=840#comment-162454 FYI, the Woolworth's lunch counter is now open and serving sandwiches, chips, sundae's and etc. FYI, the Woolworth’s lunch counter is now open and serving sandwiches, chips, sundae’s and etc.

]]> Comment on Squirrel cage swift progress report by Phil http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=862&cpage=1#comment-154274 Phil Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:58:05 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=862#comment-154274 I made one several years ago with the top spindle through fixed holes in the legs and the bottom one through a single slot in one leg about 8" long. The axle on the bottom spindle was an extra long bolt with a jam nut, two washers and butterfly nut on the end. The jam nut and one washer were inside the leg and the washer and butterfly nut were outside. I could then adjust the tension on the skein to any point I needed. I made one several years ago with the top spindle through fixed holes in the legs and the bottom one through a single slot in one leg about 8″ long. The axle on the bottom spindle was an extra long bolt with a jam nut, two washers and butterfly nut on the end. The jam nut and one washer were inside the leg and the washer and butterfly nut were outside. I could then adjust the tension on the skein to any point I needed.

]]> Comment on Shofar kavanah by Meira Warshauer http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1012&cpage=1#comment-149123 Meira Warshauer Thu, 23 Jun 2011 15:30:50 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1012#comment-149123 Finally, had a chance to read this. Love your thoughts about the shofar. Hadn't thought about the perspective of solder years later, still feeling to alarm of the shofar call. Powerful. This whole experience of composing for the shofar and understanding its significance more and more--from so many different perspectives--has been an amaaing and on-going journey. I found that, when listening to the concerto during the CD editing stage--many time over--I always felt cleared and renewed after the shofar passages. There is something purifying in this sound. Looking forward to meeting you and your shofar tonight at Pucker Gallery for CD release of LIVING BREATHING EARTH from Navona Records (NV5842), featuring my Symphony No. 1 Living Breathing Earth and Tekeeyah (a call), my concerto for shofar, trombone and orchestra. Performed by the Moravian Philharmonic, Petr Vronsky conductor, and Haim Avitsur soloist on shofar and trombone. Thanks, Dean. Meira Finally, had a chance to read this. Love your thoughts about the shofar. Hadn’t thought about the perspective of solder years later, still feeling to alarm of the shofar call. Powerful.

This whole experience of composing for the shofar and understanding its significance more and more–from so many different perspectives–has been an amaaing and on-going journey.

I found that, when listening to the concerto during the CD editing stage–many time over–I always felt cleared and renewed after the shofar passages. There is something purifying in this sound.

Looking forward to meeting you and your shofar tonight at Pucker Gallery for CD release of LIVING BREATHING EARTH from Navona Records (NV5842), featuring my Symphony No. 1 Living Breathing Earth and Tekeeyah (a call), my concerto for shofar, trombone and orchestra. Performed by the Moravian Philharmonic, Petr Vronsky conductor, and Haim Avitsur soloist on shofar and trombone.

Thanks, Dean.

Meira

]]> Comment on Shofar kavanah by deanb http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1012&cpage=1#comment-148667 deanb Mon, 20 Jun 2011 02:00:00 +0000 http://www.rollingonone.com/blog/?p=1012#comment-148667 Thanks Andrea! I think your carving would have come out a little different. Art and music are both very subtle, I mean very subtle differences make a big difference in how people react, and how you feel about it when you're doing it is a big part of what makes those subtle differences (and after all, that's the theme of my post.) Thanks Andrea! I think your carving would have come out a little different. Art and music are both very subtle, I mean very subtle differences make a big difference in how people react, and how you feel about it when you’re doing it is a big part of what makes those subtle differences (and after all, that’s the theme of my post.)

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