Presented by J. McNeil Sargent, Artist & Author
A presentation about the memoir of award winning artist J. McNeil Sargent. McNeil shares her personal stories working with artist Françoise Gilot, the muse of Picasso, at the Printmaker's Atelier, which gained national recognition in the field of graphics. She will also discuss the art of print making and recall her friendships with Gilot and her husband Dr. Jonas Salk, Eddie Cantor and Gloria Swanson, to name a few.
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LIFE Presentation: My Aff air with Art
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Daniel Woolfolk (Editor) May 17, 2013 at 03:08 pm
Hi Edward, I didn't hear any reports on the scanner or from sources of crashes, rescues or hard…Read More landings.
Status Quo May 20, 2013 at 08:37 pm
'Jac',
If you decide to actually argue the ERA, instead of denigrating "Republican's" as…Read More bogeyman in your canard... please feel free to reprint part of my original reply for argumentum you wish to kite.
In the new Patch, my quiet protest to the new site is not respecting continuity as I did before... by deletion whenever I choose. It is my hope, you get updates to your musings and you are fast enough to cut 'n paste to form a cogent reply. Get ready 'jac'... my kind and in-depth explanation, why you are narrow in your non-thinking view - will be gone soon... but have some confidence, your narrow view regarding "Republican's" will remain.
Chzyrider May 20, 2013 at 10:21 am
'Batman' already mentioned the main inequality; Women have the grand privilege of choice for bearing…Read More children. No matter how bad a man wants to become a father, it's up to some woman to decide to provide a child for him.
Traditionally in our society, men are obligated to pay for dating and are expected to afford to provide for the family as women seek this economic stability in men, and will often dismiss a lesser paid man as a potential mate.
Perhaps when most women are paying for everything or contributing equally while first dating, and continued into the relationship or when raising a family after marriage, then economic equalities will become more important.
Batman May 19, 2013 at 05:36 pm
Of course women don't have the same standing as men, they don't have the same hardware either. But…Read More they do have considerably more responsibility in our society. They are the ones who have the responsibilty and the honor of bringing new life into the world. And caring for and nurturing the babies and small children. Men can't do this, no matter how hard they try to act like women. Can you imagine a fella giving birth? Believe me, a fella couldn't take it. Can you imagine a fella breast feeding a baby? You have got to be kidding! Can you just imagine the jacked-up mess we'd be in if men had to do all this by themselves? We'd be extinct by now that's for sure!
Frank H. Robles May 20, 2013 at 11:48 am
Stopped by Sunday to take a Look, very nice homes, good location, fair asking price, should sell…Read More well...!!!
Sallie Mazzur January 28, 2013 at 11:39 pm
Well said, Nama. I was speechless to see how many people Uncle Ben had influenced during his life,…Read More but it's no wonder. There may be one less Ben Taylor in our lives, but Heaven just got a whole lot more fun!
Daniel Woolfolk (Editor) January 24, 2013 at 06:16 pm
Thanks, Kyle for posting this. I'm not sure how things were in the past, but as a Patch editor, I've…Read More seen that blogging and engaging readers directly is a great way to market a book.
Steve Repak, a financial planner with a military-themed personal finance book, blogs regularly on Patch and has recently been featured in National Media.
Here's that story:
http://oceanside-camppendleton.patch.com/articles/steve-repak-featured-on-npr-fox-friends