From chris at chrisgilligan.net Sun Oct 4 12:43:51 2009 From: chris at chrisgilligan.net (christopher gilligan) Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2009 11:43:51 -0500 Subject: [Crewlist] Fwd: Festively Local needs your help! References: <23d378780910030825i2c12bad7y8c7d953b0cd122e2@mail.gmail.com> Message-ID: Is anyone interested in going to this music festival (for free) with an SVI/moonshadow/ulinawi or Sequatchie Cove Farm booth? It's coming up Oct 16-18... Chris Gilligan - - - - - - - - - - - (423) 949-5922 tel (423) 260-1002 cel chrisgilligan.com Begin forwarded message: > From: Natalie Avis > Date: October 3, 2009 10:25:42 AM CDT > To: chris at chrisgilligan.net > Subject: Festively Local needs your help! > > Chris, > > My name is Natalie Avis, and I am the vendor coordinator for an > upcoming music festival called Festively Local in Pulaski, TN from > Oct. 16-18. This event is 3 day camping, music, food and fun > festival with a focus on sustainable living and utilizing local > resources. All ticket proceeds will benefit Food Security Partners > of Middle Tennessee, Youth Speaks Nashville, Oasis Center, American > Red Cross and Tennessee Alliance for Progress. In order to make > this event more than just a typical music festival, we need the help > of people with a passion to educate the public on choosing local, > and stimulating Tennessee's economy as a result. > > I would like to invite you and the Sequatchie Valley Institute join > us for the event, and wanted to see if you would be able to give a > workshop or presentation about sustainable living. You may also set > up a booth for free onsite to raise awareness of your group and its > purpose, solicit donations, or even recruit volunteers or staff. If > you are unable to come on-site this year, I would greatly appreciate > your help in promoting this year's event simply by spreading the > word--including it in a newsletter or e-mail blast, or by reaching > out to anyone you might know who would be able to participate! > > Please give me a call at 918-260-2067, or e-mail me at NatalieAvis at festivelylocal.com > for more info or to talk about how you can be a part. You may also > go to our website at www.FestivelyLocal.com to read more about the > philosophy behind the event. > > > Thank you--we need all the help we can to make this inaugural event > a success! > > > Natalie Avis > > Vendor Coordinator, Festively Local > > 918-260-2067 > > Natalie at FestivelyLocal.com > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From officemanager at svionline.org Mon Oct 5 11:36:05 2009 From: officemanager at svionline.org (office manager) Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2009 10:36:05 -0500 Subject: [Crewlist] Wine in the Woods: Fundraiser for Sequatchie Valley Institute, Oct. 30, 2009 Message-ID: Ninth Annual Wine Tasting FUNdraiser Eat, drink and be merry at our annual wine-tasting for members only (you can become a member at the door). A tax-deductible donation for the wine-tasting event is requested. We suggest a donation of $25 per person, $40 per pair, or more. The wine- tasting showcases homemade, regional and organic wines accompanied by vegan and vegetarian hors d?ouvres. For budgeting purposes, here?s the breakdown: SVI Membership: $25 for a single person $35 per family (extended relatives!) $50 for company or organization (bring your club!) Wine Tasting: suggested donation of $25 per person, or $40 per pair ? tax deductible! So, for a single person, you should budget $50? which ain?t bad considering you can easily drink $50 worth of fine, organic, non- sulfite, homemade wine and mead at the event. We?re guessing a lot of our friends normally spend that much during a night out at the bars? and they make you go home at 2am. Designated drivers (no wine for you? sorry?) may attend free of charge! We encourage folks to spend the night. If you choose to do so, you should bring a tent, flashlight and bedding (and plan to assist with clean up the following morning). Come dressed in your halloween best ? it?s a costume party! Directions to Sequatchie Valley Institute ? Chris Gilligan Board of Directors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sequatchie Valley Institute 1233 Cartwright Loop Whitwell, TN 37397 (423) 949-5922 tel svionline.org -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: IMGP1953.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 23203 bytes Desc: not available URL: From officemanager at svionline.org Sat Oct 17 15:41:06 2009 From: officemanager at svionline.org (office manager) Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:41:06 -0500 Subject: [Crewlist] SVI Moonshadow Cook Book References: <436464.46775.qm@web51410.mail.re2.yahoo.com> Message-ID: <484D5D6C-8B50-4159-BEC1-D3877D15A44C@svionline.org> Hi folks, Trish Woolbright asked me to share this with the SVI board and crew, and I thought our other friends would be interested in the progress on her cook book project. I've seen her production work, and contributed a couple of recipes, so I know she's very serious about this project. If your cooking and knowledge of food has been influenced by events or stays at Moonshadow, please send a few of your personal recipes! - Chris Gilligan P.S. my recipe contributions: Sage & Anakeesta's Favorite Pancakes Roasted Radishes with Eggplant and Carrots Begin forwarded message: > From: Trish Woolbright > Date: October 17, 2009 1:08:26 PM CDT > To: Sequatchie Valley > Subject: Cook book > > I'm attempting to put together a cook book of Moonshadow recipes to > use as a fundraiser to support the general fund. > > My general goal is to make a small cookbook that would serve as a > guide for : > Seasonal food calendar/ recipes > A "basics" list to have on hand > Boiling times & ratios for beans/ grains/ etc. > A substitution list for frequently used items or to make something > Vegan/ vegetarian or low sodium etc. > Wild edibles > And featured local food producers in the Sequatchie / Chattanooga > area. (if you know of a local supplier of any grains, honey, > mushrooms or specialty items - PLEASE give us their contact info so > we can include it in this resource) > > > If you have any recipes or topics to talk about in it we would Love > your input! I will need your recipes by : November 20th. > > I would like to have the cook book printed by : November 27th (the > day before the gallery opening - so that we can sell them there, or > distribute to board members to sell maybe? Distribution is a > different topic, and I'll cover that once I get going on the > printing etc. - I'm trying to keep my costs to below $5.00 / > booklet. And keep the price of the cook books to about 10-12$ each. > I had a couple of ideas on distribution: > Board members buy how ever many they want to sell for us, and then > keep the money they take in. AND if they can't sell all the books, > they bring them back and we give them the money back. > Board members/ volunteers have one copy of their own, and then an > order sheet, they take the money and the orders and bring it to us, > and we print and / or give the seller the books to take back to the > person. (kinda like a school candy sale or other fundraiser where > people order and give money first before receiving the item.) > SVI staff / family only - have books and sell them and bring the > money to SVI. (keeping track of how many go out, how much money > comes back in vs. how many books come back in.) - this one I think > we can do in addition to any other options. But to do it all on its > own is a lot more work for us and we will never sell very many. > To not accept money for this resource- but to offer it for free > online? Maybe to do this in the spring? Maybe to offer it free to > all new SVI members? Its one idea. > > Please let me know what you think of these ideas or any that you have! > > Also, Michelle, it might be nice if you would like to do a drawing > for the front cover. If you don't have time to do this I can go > ahead and take a drawing from Asha's old cookbook from 10 yrs ago > (Patrick and Asha gave permission to use what we like from that > book) . But I thought you might like an opportunity to do it as well. > > > Any other suggestions or additions are really welcome. :) > > I have to say, the main reason I'm doing this is because of the life > changing lesson's I've learned through SVI regarding food: > preservation, growing, and preparing and how it relates to > nutrition. I came thinking I was a pretty good cook, but with weight > problems I've battled my whole life. I've learned an immeasurable > list of valuable skills in one short summer here and I believe > others can benefit from this knowledge too. I also figured if I am > unable to succeed in printing due to costs, at least we have the > materials together to publish online for our members and visitors > and we have learned through putting this together. Thank you so > much for your input, participation, and interest. Think of it as my > final research paper from my education at SVI in the summer of 2009 > and I hope it can educate or inspire others in the future and remain > a resource for everyone. > > Sincerely, Trish Woolbright > > "The hero, in living her own life, in being true to herself- > radiates a light by which others may see their own way." - L.G. > Boldt - Zen and the art of making a living. > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... 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URL: From officemanager at svionline.org Tue Oct 27 20:19:17 2009 From: officemanager at svionline.org (office manager) Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:19:17 -0500 Subject: [Crewlist] Wine in the Woods info: $, kids, drinks and food... Message-ID: <56091594-57B0-4FB8-9A57-6515B91343B9@svionline.org> Hi folks, We have a nice selection of regional and moonshadow wines lined up for 2009 Wine in the Woods, and we look forward to seeing you Friday evening, Oct 30. Money: we've heard from a few folks that they may not be able to afford the SVI membership + donation. This is not a "make or break". We always operate on sliding scale, and understand that cash money is tight. Please come to the event and do what you can to support SVI... we'd rather have our friends and volunteers than their money! (Food donations accepted... see below) Children: we have childcare lined up, but PLEASE RSVP (with details) if you plan to bring your kids. Tadd Harlin and his clan will be watching the kids at Sweetgum until 9 or 10pm, at which time parents will need to retake responsibility. Movies, snacks, playtime, etc. Food & Beverage: If you bring some quality snacks, wines, beverages, hors d'oeurvres, etc, we will waive your donation, so you may attend for the price of an SVI membership (SVI board, supervolunteers and advisors are exempt from membership). Cheers, and we hope to see you Friday! http://svionline.org/svi/149/wine-in-the-woods-halloween/ Questions? 423-949-5922 officemanager at svionline.org Chris Gilligan Board of Directors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sequatchie Valley Institute 1233 Cartwright Loop Whitwell, TN 37397 (423) 949-5922 tel svionline.org -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From officemanager at svionline.org Fri Oct 30 12:07:39 2009 From: officemanager at svionline.org (office manager) Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:07:39 -0500 Subject: [Crewlist] Wine in the Woods needs Message-ID: <126C3973-BB72-4906-A52B-788D6EDB2F8C@svionline.org> Hi folks, If you're planning on attending Wine in the Woods, we could sure use some ice... just a few bags to keep the beverages chilled. So if you are driving, give us a shout at 423-949-5922 to see if it's still needed. Some of y'all aren't into the whole no TP thing (we use bidets), so if you could bring a roll of paper for the outhouses, you won't have to wipe with leaves... ;-) We've spoken to several folks who are bringing delicious goodies, but of course we can always use more treats! - ice - toilet paper - snacks, hors d'oeuvres - treats for tricksters Also, if you're planning to spend the night, please remember to bring warm bedding and a flashlight. We have several open-air roofed structures that are good for sleeping, but you may want to bring a tent anyway to seal out the drafts. Finally, please attempt to bring some breakfast food if you want to eat breakfast... the larder is a little low right now... - sleeping bags, pads - tent - flashlight - coffee - bread - milk Cheers! We hope to see you this evening... Chris Gilligan Board of Directors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sequatchie Valley Institute 1233 Cartwright Loop Whitwell, TN 37397 (423) 949-5922 tel svionline.org -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: