121. Maine Story Tellers Traditional Storytellers who gather in front of audiences in Camden and Kennebunk to spin their yarns. Check schedule for date and time. http://storytellers.maine.com/

MAINE JOURNAL.MAINE.COM - ONLINE PUBLISHING AND COMMERCE FROM MAINE TOP CLASSIFIEDS JOURNAL MAINE ... SEARCH Maine Lobster Direct A2Z Computing Just Black and White Kenniston Hill Inn The Maine Storytellers Festival is Maine's most active performing arts organization dedicated to Maine's traditional art of storytelling. Throughout the year the Maine Storytellers Festival, with the help of our corporate sponsors, stages a series of ten evenings of Maine humor and stories at theaters and halls from Kennebunk to Camden. Funds raised at these popular sold-out events are used to sponsor such things as our popular Stories in the Schools program - one of many worthwhile projects sponsored annually by our organization. The goals of the Maine Storytellers Festival are simple: use "gifted, professional storytellers to draw and entertain enthusiastic audiences, while passing ahead to Maine people the unique stories of our state, and to let these audiences experience the magic created when a skilled storyteller spins a classic Maine yarn!" While having the time of their lives, folks at our festivals not only come away laughing , they also come away with a deeper appreciation of our state's unique heritage.

122. :: Hotbed Media :: A San Francisco visual content company that uses storytelling to create highend commercials and compelling entertainment. http://www.hotbed.com

123. Archeology And Storytelling--Literature/Geography/World History Lesson Plan (gra questions. Archeology and storytelling. Use our free online Teaching Tools to create custom worksheets, puzzles and quizzes on this topic! http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/islandsofmystery/

Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 Astronomy/Space ... Health History Ancient History U.S. History World History Life Science Animals Ecology Human Body The Microscopic World ... Weather For our newsletter and special teacher promotions. 6-8 > Literature Grade level: 6-8 Subject: Literature Duration: Two class periods Objectives Materials Procedures Adaptations ... Credit Find a video description and discussion questions. Archeology and Storytelling Use our free online Teaching Tools to create custom worksheets, puzzles and quizzes on this topic! Students will understand the following: Both individual families and whole cultures learn about their pasts by collecting and analyzing stories and artifacts. Not all archaeological finds readily reveal their history to archeologists. You may want to ask students to bring family heirlooms to class (see Procedures). World map for reference as students tell family stories How the family came to live in the United States How the family survived a war or a natural disaster How two ancestors met and fell in love How a long-ago relative did something amazing Islands of Mystery Back to Top Back to Top Discuss the value of oral history and local legends to archeological research. Why, in both investigations, did researchers put heavy emphasis on them? How reliable do you think they are?

124. TONSIL: Storytelling Blog Opinion and news on the American storytelling revival. http://storytelling.crimsonblog.com

TONSIL: Storytelling blog Wednesday, October 22, 2003 Storytelling declining in Shanghai, too (via XINHUA online ): The Shanghai Daily is noting a massive drop-off in storytelling theatres in the area, blaming modern media in part, for exposing audiences to fashion trends and pop stars at the expense of the folk arts, like pingtan. Pingtan, by the way, is a regional form of storytelling (popular in East China's Jiangsu, Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai) that typically involves two storytellers, accompanied by music or prefaced by sung ballads, telling long serial tales. This art thrived in the early Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) with many of its stories dating to that time. Here's a summary by Eric Miller, of the University of Pennsylvania: pingtan is a collective term, denoting two forms of storytelling: pinghua (narration without music); and tanci (narration with music, also known as, prosimetric performance, or chantefable).  The prose of pinghua, and sections of tanci, is delivered in a styled form of speaking that is different from everyday speech; it has a recognizable cadence.  Both pinghua and tanci allow insertion of commentary, anecdotes, poems, and descriptive set pieces; and both involve long, often serialized, tales.  In tanci, the story is told in alternating passages of prose and rhymed metrical verse, plus comic-relief passages, singing, and instrumental accompaniment.  In olden days, a story could take three months to tell, with an hour session each day: today, two weeks is usually the limit....

125. Gabriel Films An independent documentary film company that specializes in social issue storytelling. It was founded by Jonathan Stack in 1991. http://www.gabrielfilms.com/

126. Home - Timpanogos Storytelling Festival Timpanogos storytelling Festival. 15th Annual. Timpanogos storytelling Festival. August 26 28, 2004 in Orem, Utah. Imagine sitting http://www.timpfest.org/

2004 Festival Home Sponsors Storytellers Featured tellers Schedule Overview Detailed Workshops Details Tickets Location Accommodations Background Reviews The Call of Story Past Festivals The Olmsted ... Storytelling Links Merchandise Festival Prints Get Involved Audition Emcee Volunteer School Groups ... Mailing List 15th Annual Timpanogos Storytelling Festival August 26 - 28, 2004 in Orem, Utah Imagine sitting under a shady canopy in a beautiful spot at the foot of Mt. Timpanogos, listening to stories memories and magic are captured and spun into tales that make you laugh and cry. Hear stories that tell of a time that used to be, of folk in distant lands or the people next door. Glimpse into the past and live the imaginary. Learn more about your parents, your children, yourself.

127. International Conference On Virtual Storytelling 2003 - Toulouse, France VISIONS is a virtual reality software devised to help authors build prototypes of stories. It is aimed at those working in film, television, animation, http://www.virtualstorytelling.com/ICVS2003/

128. Gloria Deluxe: Enter Band information, sample MP3s, CD ordering, lyrics and show dates for this New York based storytelling band. http://www.gloriadeluxe.com/

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129. A Case For Web Storytelling: A List Apart and to avoid linkrot. Contents may have settled during shipping. A Case for Web storytelling. by Curt Cloninger. Much ink has been http://www.alistapart.com/stories/storytelling/

@import "/c/ala.css"; @import "/c/ala.css"; Skip navigation up front articles about ala ... xml feeds ISSN: 1534-0295. Issue No. A Case for Web Storytelling by Curt Cloninger say? A recent article Why so Tech, Beck? Never before have the participants in a medium been so required to learn arcane, technical incantations before they are allowed to communicate in said medium (which explains the continuing appeal of AOL to the new Internet user). Why is technology so interwoven with the web? For one reason, the web is a many-to-many technology. In older mass media, say television, few people produced and broadcast their own TV shows. TV is a one to many technology. Not so the web. Tools like Blogger have made self-publishing on the web a no- brainer. Now you have many speaking to many. Before, no one had to be aware of how a TV set actually worked. The Global Campfire Great Handwriting, Lousy Narrative I just attended and spoke at an industry-wide web builder conference. The topics included XML, JavaScript acceleration, hand-held devices, user experience design, efficient systems development models, efficient web business models, how to use Flash, how to use Dreamweaver, how to write effective email newsletters, etc. In other words, there were lots of presentations on site development, and lots of presentations on tools. There were even some presentations on content. But where were the presentations on how to tell a story in this medium? To draw an analogy, what if this had been a conference on how to write a novel? How would it have compared? Well, they would have taught me how to come up with a good story outline (content). They would have taught me how to use ball point pens, felt tip pens, pencils, and various word processing programs (tools). They would have taught me some grammar (programming languages).

130. Welcome To Storypower.com Stories and resources from noted storyteller and storytelling coach Doug Lipman. http://www.storypower.com/

Hasidic Stories . Storypower.com . Soul of Hope Doug Lipman Contact Doug storypower.com is now three domains: (please change your bookmarks) The Hasidic Stories Home Page is now at HasidicStories.com Devoted to the appreciation and sharing of Hasidic stories. Free Newsletter! Enter your name and email address for this monthly newsletter , plus occasional updates and announcements. (Your email address will not be given to others.) Name: . State (if U.S.) or Country: Email address: (Optional) I heard about eTips from (please select one) ad on Google.com ad on Amazon.com ad on Overture.com ad on Yahoo.com ad in Storytelling Magazine ad in NSN Source Book another email newsletter article or book email from an individual search engine The Storytelling Ring other Or register here: eTips@storydynamics.com Your subscription terms The Soul of Hope is now at SoulOfHope.net a Jewish mystical adventure tale by Doug Lipman Doug Lipman is now at StoryDynamics.com Storyteller, Musician, Coach, Consultant for questions or comments about this site, email to doug@storydynamics.com

131. WebRing: Hub Australian storytelling Guild (NSW) Inc Focus of storytelling in Australia, with links to guilds in each state, storytellers, events (including the National http://i.webring.com/hub?sid=&ring=storytelling&id=&hub

132. GERARD EDERY/SEFARAD RECORDS & MANAGEMENT Sephardic and traditional Jewish music, flamenco guitar music, opera, and storytelling. Biography, reviews, concert dates, and sound files. http://www.gerardedery.com/

133. Storytelling to seeing things the way the son does, but the son who learns, in the last minutes of his father s life, to open himself to the possibilities of storytelling. http://saralaughs.com/blog/

June 10, 2004 how to make an author's heart beat faster on the forum, someone posted this: Just a note to say "Hello" from a lurker; Looking forward to the new book but decided not to enter the contest and wait for the fully finished version. I love the excitement of heading down to my local bookseller to get the new book the first day it comes out. And to this person I wanted to say thank you. That idea is exciting for me, too. When Into the Wilderness came out I happened to actually see somebody buying a copy. This was in a bookstore in Canada, I was waiting in line, and I noticed what he was holding. I felt a real jolt, I suppose what actors and directors must feel if they stand in the back of a theater and watch people come in to see a movie they've made. Delight and fear and curiosity, all mixed up. That person in line wants to read the book I wrote. This is somebody being drawn in by the title or the cover or something else, and choosing that book over the thousands right there available to be read, then paying money, and sitting down, and spending time , and actually reading.

134. Home storytelling magic, balloon sculptures and face painting.Comedy for parties, picnics and block parties. Serving the Philadelphia area and its suburbs. http://www.bubbleslouie.com

Bubbles Louie The Clown Bubbling Fun for any Occasion Once upon a time, long ago... Within the universe with all stars aglow.... A clown was formed this was my dad; He began bubbling and was never sad. Although at heart he was always one, he decided to take his clowning talent and have tons of fun! He began with a costume and outstanding tricks, the act he put together made a really neat mix. The kids laughed, smiled, clapped and cheered, there was no magic that he ever feared. Each year he got brighter and his image more strong, He became the bestest clown around not after long. With birthdays, weddings and functions of all kinds, for balloons and face painting everyone stood in two straight lines. He will brighten your day or even your night, His clownish ways will make every family get together out of sight! To this day my dad is #1, I don't think the true clown inside will ever be done. So if you want some bubbling, joy and laughter, look upon this site right here after. In his audience there will never be a frown, for my dad is the amazing

135. MO-TELL Missouri Storytelling MOTELL. Missouri storytelling. Please click on the links above to explore and enjoy our web site, and share in the joy of stories and storytelling. http://www.motell.org/

MO-TELL Missouri Storytelling "We have heard it all before, and we rejoice in the retelling." About MO-TELL About Storytelling Coming Events Storytellers ... Stories Please click on the links above to explore and enjoy our web site, and share in the joy of stories and storytelling.

136. Storytelling,etc... HomePage Stories and thoughts on storytelling from Chris Kavanaugh. http://www.web.net/~story/index.htm

Wild Garden: art, education and the culture of resistance by dian marino StoryEarth A website about storytelling, popular education etc... The Sufis advise us to speak only after our words have managed to pass through three gates. At the first gate, we ask ourselves, "Are these words true?" If so, we let them pass on; if not, back they go. At the second gate we ask, "Are they necessary?" At the last gate, we ask, "Are they kind?" Eknath Easwaran HOME WELCOME STORIES RESOURCES LINKS General Introduction Resources Links ... Stories Please send your comments to chris cavanagh at: story@web.net Last revised: February 28, 2003.

137. Middle Ages Storytelling: Find Information On The Middle Ages. The Middle Ages storytelling Webquest. Elementary and middle students can now enjoy locating information on the Middle Ages! Section 1 Model storytelling. http://www.iwebquest.com/middleages/Default.htm

T he M iddle ... ibliography T he M iddle A ges: S torytelling Webquest Elementary and middle students can now enjoy locating information on the Middle Ages! Learn about the people of the Middle Ages, Castles, and Knights by studying their Tales and Legends. Q uestion: Can you create and tell a story that will teach your peers about the people and ideas of the middle ages? back to the top B ackground I nformation A long time ago in the beginning of the European Middle Ages there were no books. As a matter of fact very few people even knew how to read or write. Nevertheless, there were many fascinating stories stories of heroic deeds and evil monsters- told by storytellers, minstrels, and poets. These stories reflect the beliefs and concerns of the people of the Middle ages and give us a glimpse of their daily lives. Also, these stories provide us with a sense of the social, cultural, and political forces that affected behavior and motivated change. Eventually, Christian Monks, Nobleman, and other learned men began to record and illustrate these stories capturing them for people throughout the ages to share. These stories provide an appealing way to trace and retrace the social history of the Middle Ages. back to the top T asks Model Storytelling Students tell a Middle Age's Legend Sharing Legends with the World (Wonders of Technology.)

138. JP The Air-tist! Air To The Kingdom - Jack Porcello Offers entertainment in Rochester, NY. Comedy, illusion, storytelling, balloon sculpting, and facepainting for birthday parties, large stage shows, and strolling entertainment. http://www.airtothekingdom.org

JP the Air-tist! photo courtesy of Messenger Post Newspapers Air To The Kingdom JP the Air-tist and living artwork! photo courtesy of Messenger Post Newspapers Educational, Inspirational, Motivational Programs. *JP the Air-tist* Phone (585) 234-9952 e-mail: info@airtothekingdom.org Entertainment Index Ministry Page Client List! ... Search This Site! Family Entertainment Fit For A King! Tops In Family Entertainment In Upstate NY Since 1985! JP the Air-tist (Jack Porcello) has provided training for professional entertainers, workshops for hobbyists, speakers, and educators, and performances all across the United States and Canada since 1985. Workshops and Private Lessons Available "JP The Air-tist" Balloon artist, Illusion, Comedy, FacePainting, Storytelling. Family Entertainment Fit For A King! "Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom." Luke 12:32

139. Elearnspace: Storytelling April 22, 2004. storytelling. Tremendous resource storytelling We ve assembled a resource guide for business leaders, consultants http://www.elearnspace.org/blog/archives/001616.html

elearnspace learning, networks, knowledge, technology, community Main April 22, 2004 Storytelling Tremendous resource - Storytelling : "We've assembled a resource guide for business leaders, consultants, educators, marketers, storytellers, artists, activists, students, and anyone else eager to apply story in the world of work." ( elearningpost TrackBack

140. Northwest SPokenword LAB - SPLAB! Information on poetry slams and workshops in Washington State. SPLAB is a center dedicated to poetry, storytelling, conversation, debate and building community through shared experience of the written and spoken word. http://www.splab.org/

About SPLAB! Visiting Poet Series Living Room SPLAB! on the Road ... Home SPLAB! News Fall 2004 / Winter-Spring 2005 Living Room schedule here All SPLAB! activities now take place at Healthy Grounds, 100 2nd Street S.W. #125 in the Auburn Transit Center, in the corner of the building opposite the Global Voices Radio studios, the NE corner of the building, kitty korner from the Sunbreak Cafe. SUPER BOWL OF POETRY was Sunday, January 25, 2004 Karyna McGlynn won SPLAB'S 7th annual Super Bowl of Poetry . A split decision over Dan Raphael in the 2nd round and a split decision over Michael Hureaux in the Final Round made it possible. Many thanks to the poets, judges, volunteers and Bout Fans who made the event successful. Poets included were Michael Hureaux, Dan Raphael, Karyna McGlynn, Anne Sweet, Charlie Southerland and Kevin Mooneyham. The Mission of SPLAB! SPLAB is an intergenerational SPokenword Performance, Resource and Outreach center dedicated to Poetry, Story-Telling, Conversation, Debate, Consciousness and Building Community through shared experience of the SPoken and Written word. "Violence is the result of a loss of identity - the more loss, the greater the violence."

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