Monday, June 1, 2009

About the Author: Laurel Lippert Fox, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist currently in private practice in the Los Angeles area. She has counseled students at the University of Denver, The University of Texas at Austin, Southwestern University, Loyola Marymount University, and the University of California - Los Angeles. Laurel was a Resident Assistant and a Residence Hall Coordinator during her undergraduate years at Northwestern University. She is also a former adjunct faculty member in Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Laurel is available for workshops, seminars, and speaking engagements. You may contact Laurel by calling 323.252.3081 or emailing Laurel@ LAshrink.com

Please visit www.LAshrink.com for more information.

About the Author: Laurel Lippert Fox, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist currently in private practice in the Los Angeles area. She has counseled students at the University of Denver, The University of Texas at Austin, Southwestern University, Loyola Marymount University, and the University of California - Los Angeles. Laurel was a Resident Assistant and a Residence Hall Coordinator during her undergraduate years at Northwestern University. She is also a former adjunct faculty member in Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Laurel is available for workshops, seminars, and speaking engagements. You may contact Laurel by calling 323.252.3081 or emailing Laurel@ LAshrink.com

Please visit www.LAshrink.com for more information.

Viva Art Action du 17 au 26 septembre à SKOL

















Finissez ce que vous avez commencé.

Les friperies sont remplies de projets du dimanche inachevés et de vestiges de loisirs abandonnés tels que le crochet, le point de croix, la couture, la dentelle, la peinture, la courtepointe, la fabrication de maquette, le travail du bois, etc. Jennifer pense que vous devriez terminer ce que vous avez commencé. Bien qu’elle ne connaisse pas ces arts (pour lesquels elle n’est probablement pas vraiment douée), elle achètera 10 projets inachevés, en apprendra les différentes techniques, terminera les œuvres comme bon lui semble, consignera le tout et les redonnera au magasin. Elle va finir ce que vous avez commencé. (trad. Laura Bonney). Ce projet est rendu possible avec l'appui du programme de création ArtsNB.



Finish What You Started.

Second hand stores are filled with unfinished Sunday projects and remnants of abandoned hobbies in mediums such as: crochet, cross-stitch, knitting, needlepoint, painting, quilting, model making, woodworking etc…. Jennifer thinks you should finish what you started. Although she is unfamiliar with these arts (and possibly not very skillful), she will purchase 10 different unfinished projects, learn the new techniques, complete the pieces as she sees fit, document and return them to the store. She is going to finish what you started. This project was made possible through an ArtsNB creation grant.

Viva Art Action du 17 au 26 septembre à SKOL

















Finissez ce que vous avez commencé.

Les friperies sont remplies de projets du dimanche inachevés et de vestiges de loisirs abandonnés tels que le crochet, le point de croix, la couture, la dentelle, la peinture, la courtepointe, la fabrication de maquette, le travail du bois, etc. Jennifer pense que vous devriez terminer ce que vous avez commencé. Bien qu’elle ne connaisse pas ces arts (pour lesquels elle n’est probablement pas vraiment douée), elle achètera 10 projets inachevés, en apprendra les différentes techniques, terminera les œuvres comme bon lui semble, consignera le tout et les redonnera au magasin. Elle va finir ce que vous avez commencé. (trad. Laura Bonney). Ce projet est rendu possible avec l'appui du programme de création ArtsNB.



Finish What You Started.

Second hand stores are filled with unfinished Sunday projects and remnants of abandoned hobbies in mediums such as: crochet, cross-stitch, knitting, needlepoint, painting, quilting, model making, woodworking etc…. Jennifer thinks you should finish what you started. Although she is unfamiliar with these arts (and possibly not very skillful), she will purchase 10 different unfinished projects, learn the new techniques, complete the pieces as she sees fit, document and return them to the store. She is going to finish what you started. This project was made possible through an ArtsNB creation grant.

MFA project. Poli: RESTORING MOMENTARY SHINE TO EVERYDAYNESS 2009 NOVA SCOTIA COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN MFA THESIS





Ad Space/Moncton and Halifax May 2009 letterpress print, 14' x 20', edition of 30, 2009



A GOOD NEIGHBOUR
My street has recently been upset by a couple of bad neighbours. Noisy parties and broken car windows have made some homeowners think about leaving the neighborhood. I thought a little encouragement could sway them into staying or at least momentarily restore a little hope. Floriography or the language of flowers, is a method of communication in which flowers and floral arrangements have specific meanings and can be used to send coded messages. Ten potted white Mums were purchased and placed on my neighbours’ doorsteps with handwritten cards that read From Your Neighbour, De ton voisin. White Mums signify truth, optimism and cheeriness. Yellow mums are said to provide hope and, more commonly, yellow flowers signify friendship.

See http://petitsgestesdegentillesse.blogspot.com/ for the full MFA project.


MFA project. Poli: RESTORING MOMENTARY SHINE TO EVERYDAYNESS 2009 NOVA SCOTIA COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN MFA THESIS





Ad Space/Moncton and Halifax May 2009 letterpress print, 14' x 20', edition of 30, 2009



A GOOD NEIGHBOUR
My street has recently been upset by a couple of bad neighbours. Noisy parties and broken car windows have made some homeowners think about leaving the neighborhood. I thought a little encouragement could sway them into staying or at least momentarily restore a little hope. Floriography or the language of flowers, is a method of communication in which flowers and floral arrangements have specific meanings and can be used to send coded messages. Ten potted white Mums were purchased and placed on my neighbours’ doorsteps with handwritten cards that read From Your Neighbour, De ton voisin. White Mums signify truth, optimism and cheeriness. Yellow mums are said to provide hope and, more commonly, yellow flowers signify friendship.

See http://petitsgestesdegentillesse.blogspot.com/ for the full MFA project.


Thursday, May 28, 2009

About Basement Waterproofing

This blog was established for all those who have dealt with a basement waterproofing issue in the past, are dealing with one now - or who want to be prepared for the future. Below you will find a myriad of real problems encountered by homeowners on topics dealing with water seepage, mold, mildew and other related issues. Scroll through all the questions. Chances are you'll find an issue that deals directly with an issue you may be facing. I hope you will also find some suggestions that help you solve the problem. Your comments and suggestions are welcome!