Tuesday, 2 April 2019
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[dcab-l] Bluegrass Stories Schedule
Here is the "Season 1" streaming schedule for "Bluegrass Stories":
Apr 9 - Ryan Paisley (Growing Up Paisley) w/ Howard
Apr 16 - Paul Beard (Beard Guitars) Part 1 w/ Katy
Apr 18 - Paul Beard (Beard Guitars) Part 2 w/Katy
Apr 18 - Elise Auldridge (Mini Story "Mikes First Dobro") w/Katy
Apr 23 - Jesse Brock (Mainline Express "Something Very New")) w/Howard
Apr 30 - Sammy Shelor ("Banjos and The Business") w/Katy
May 7 - Gerry Katz & Stan Zdonik ("Joe Val, The Festival and BBU") w/Akira
May 14 - Doyle Lawson ("Owning An Ira Louvin Mandolin") w/Katy
May 21 - Dave Schenkman of the Turtle Hill Banjo Co (Banjos, Banjos,
Banjos..and Coins") w/Katy
Check out additional content on bluegrassstories.com or katydaley.com!
Websites are now live.
Facebook as @bluegrassstories
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Read More :- "[dcab-l] Bluegrass Stories Schedule"
Apr 9 - Ryan Paisley (Growing Up Paisley) w/ Howard
Apr 16 - Paul Beard (Beard Guitars) Part 1 w/ Katy
Apr 18 - Paul Beard (Beard Guitars) Part 2 w/Katy
Apr 18 - Elise Auldridge (Mini Story "Mikes First Dobro") w/Katy
Apr 23 - Jesse Brock (Mainline Express "Something Very New")) w/Howard
Apr 30 - Sammy Shelor ("Banjos and The Business") w/Katy
May 7 - Gerry Katz & Stan Zdonik ("Joe Val, The Festival and BBU") w/Akira
May 14 - Doyle Lawson ("Owning An Ira Louvin Mandolin") w/Katy
May 21 - Dave Schenkman of the Turtle Hill Banjo Co (Banjos, Banjos,
Banjos..and Coins") w/Katy
Check out additional content on bluegrassstories.com or katydaley.com!
Websites are now live.
Facebook as @bluegrassstories
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hlpdobro@gmail.com
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[dcab-l] Available: 2 tickets to Special Consensus show this Sunday 4/7
Rob Meltz has 2 tickets for the DCBU band contest and Special Consensus show this Sunday 4/7. He paid $20 each for them but any offer will be entertained for one or both. Contact Rob at (301) 229-5189 or madnrob@comcast.net.
More details on the event at dcbu.org.
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More details on the event at dcbu.org.
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Monday, 1 April 2019
[YEP-DC] Seeking Nominations for YEPDC 2019 Awards
YEP-DC is awarding individuals for their dedication to improving education for all. We invite you to take part in this tradition by nominating individuals whose accomplishments you believe should be recognized. Award categories for the 2019 YEP-DC Awards are:
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- Volunteer of the Year
- Leader of the Year
- Researcher of the Year
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[YEP-DC] Seeking Mentors for 2019 YEPDC Mentorship Program
YEP-DC is excited to our 2019 formal 6 month mentorship program! The goal of our program is to help early-career young education professionals in the DC area achieve greater clarity in career path and develop skills to help them move to the next level in their workplace through a supportive program.
We are seeking mid- and high-level career professionals to be matched with early-career young education professionals in the same field. We are seeking mentors for our program!
We expect that mentors will provide professional short and long-horizon guidance, professional skill development aligned with mentees' ambitions, model leadership, and assist mentees in developing their professional network. In addition to meeting with their mentors once a month, mentees and mentors will also attend 3 meet up events.
The deadline is April 27, 2019.
The program is expected to start in June 2019.
Prospective mentors can register here.
We are seeking mid- and high-level career professionals to be matched with early-career young education professionals in the same field. We are seeking mentors for our program!
We expect that mentors will provide professional short and long-horizon guidance, professional skill development aligned with mentees' ambitions, model leadership, and assist mentees in developing their professional network. In addition to meeting with their mentors once a month, mentees and mentors will also attend 3 meet up events.
The deadline is April 27, 2019.
The program is expected to start in June 2019.
Prospective mentors can register here.
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Monthly Progress Report For My Twitch Channel FuzzyJCats, September 25 Through October 24
FuzzyJCats Twitch Channel
During this period of time, I was burned out, but in denial, and pushed through streaming. After hearing about my friend's illness, I took time off to be with him and his family, and having this time off, it led me to rethink streaming.
During my first week off from streaming, I was so burned out that I made peace with quitting streaming entirely, and I was okay with it! However, after taking more time off, I forgot how much I loved streaming.
I remember when I first started streaming, I loved it so much to the point where I was counting down the hours to stream, but I didn't stream extra than my schedule because I didn't want to overdo it. I tend to get very obsessed with things, overdoing it until I burn out completely. So I actually held back from doing extra streaming during the first couple of months to avoid my tendency to crash and burn!
I also noticed that during the time I wasn't streaming, I wasn't exercising because I wasn't doing anything that mentally challenging. When I was streaming, I really forced myself to exercise.
Putting all of this together, I realize that I love streaming. I also find it healthy both physically and mentally to continue, as long as I don't take streaming seriously. In other words, don't worry about the viewer numbers!
Also, I started out too hard and too fast by streaming 4 days a week for 4 hours a stream. It makes more sense when you start a project that you've never done before, to take it one step at a time, slowly mastering each step until you take the next step.
So, it makes sense for me to scale back until I can easily do 1 hour per stream without strain, then add 30 minutes slowly. Perhaps streaming 1 day/week to start out with and increasing slowly. I think max 3 days/week.
Don't be upset if viewer numbers drop drastically as I'm no longer going to do the ridiculous networking.
Work on:
During this period of time, I was burned out, but in denial, and pushed through streaming. After hearing about my friend's illness, I took time off to be with him and his family, and having this time off, it led me to rethink streaming.
During my first week off from streaming, I was so burned out that I made peace with quitting streaming entirely, and I was okay with it! However, after taking more time off, I forgot how much I loved streaming.
I remember when I first started streaming, I loved it so much to the point where I was counting down the hours to stream, but I didn't stream extra than my schedule because I didn't want to overdo it. I tend to get very obsessed with things, overdoing it until I burn out completely. So I actually held back from doing extra streaming during the first couple of months to avoid my tendency to crash and burn!
I also noticed that during the time I wasn't streaming, I wasn't exercising because I wasn't doing anything that mentally challenging. When I was streaming, I really forced myself to exercise.
Putting all of this together, I realize that I love streaming. I also find it healthy both physically and mentally to continue, as long as I don't take streaming seriously. In other words, don't worry about the viewer numbers!
Also, I started out too hard and too fast by streaming 4 days a week for 4 hours a stream. It makes more sense when you start a project that you've never done before, to take it one step at a time, slowly mastering each step until you take the next step.
So, it makes sense for me to scale back until I can easily do 1 hour per stream without strain, then add 30 minutes slowly. Perhaps streaming 1 day/week to start out with and increasing slowly. I think max 3 days/week.
Don't be upset if viewer numbers drop drastically as I'm no longer going to do the ridiculous networking.
Work on:
- Return back to streaming slowly to avoid burn-out
- One day a week to start, for 1 hour until that's really easy, then adding another day for 1 hour up to max 3 days/week
- Stream longer than 1 hour if I really want to
- Move schedule to mornings, better time for me
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