For the intrepid and hearty souls wearing the yellow wrist bands!
Virgin fields!
Endless trips to the barn!
Laying down the dance floor!
Raising the stages!
Site Crew
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Site Crew
by Notlob » Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:10 pm
Keep your lamp trimmed and burning!
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Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
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Re: HAIKU
by Notlob » Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:22 am
Lew wrote:Front gate crew, lot crew,
All the yellow bands!
Make idyllic our stay
site crew haiku?
Keep your lamp trimmed and burning!
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
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site crew haiku
by Lew » Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:03 pm
site crew haiku, Yes!
arrive early, stay late
Hail! intrepid souls
(In English, haiku are written as three lines, with a syllable count of five, seven, and five on in the first, second, and third line. The kireji, or pause, comes at the end of either the first or second line. A haiku traditionally contains a season word (the kigo) representative of the season in which the renga is set, or a reference to the natural world.)
arrive early, stay late
Hail! intrepid souls
(In English, haiku are written as three lines, with a syllable count of five, seven, and five on in the first, second, and third line. The kireji, or pause, comes at the end of either the first or second line. A haiku traditionally contains a season word (the kigo) representative of the season in which the renga is set, or a reference to the natural world.)
Err on the side of mercy.
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Time to resurrect this topic
by Notlob » Sat May 10, 2008 7:04 pm
Who's on the crew this year?
Keep your lamp trimmed and burning!
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Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
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by Tomes » Sun May 11, 2008 12:20 pm
So here is my question on this. I have been coming for about 15 years and have always wanted to do setup but never had time off from work to do it. Now that I have this teaching gig I have summers off and can do it, and I am good with a hammer and common sense.
Is it too late to try to sign up for this activity? Would I have been able to get in on this anyway (I am betting that it is too popular of a group and is filled up from last year's crew...)
Thanks,
Tomes
Is it too late to try to sign up for this activity? Would I have been able to get in on this anyway (I am betting that it is too popular of a group and is filled up from last year's crew...)
Thanks,
Tomes
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by Notlob » Mon May 12, 2008 10:08 pm
Ask the boss, we're just the muscle!
Good luck!
Volunteers are still needed for this year's festival; please see the volunteer information page for more information an an application form.
Good luck!
Keep your lamp trimmed and burning!
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
Producer/Host, "In the Tradition", Tuesdays 5-8pm, 91.3fm, streaming at http://www.wcuw.org/
Producer, notloB Folk Concerts ~ http://sites.google.com/site/notlobmusic/
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site crew
by tracey » Wed Jun 18, 2008 2:14 am
Not necessarily.... check with Barbara Jesse. Dan and Bill are usually looking for a little fresh blood!
Tomes wrote:So here is my question on this. I have been coming for about 15 years and have always wanted to do setup but never had time off from work to do it. Now that I have this teaching gig I have summers off and can do it, and I am good with a hammer and common sense.
Is it too late to try to sign up for this activity? Would I have been able to get in on this anyway (I am betting that it is too popular of a group and is filled up from last year's crew...)
Thanks,
Tomes
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by thelastkodama » Tue Mar 02, 2010 5:52 pm
For those wanting to get a foot in the pre-fest site crew door, I would recommend staying afterwards to break down. You get to know some people and have a chance to prove yourself. Also, who wants to go home after Sunday? I, for one, like to postpone re-entry into the real world for as long as possible.
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