Images replaced by links. No Good
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In my blog http://musicsprings.wordpress.com, my images when I save a draft and display it, I see not theimages but text links:
To whit:
From National Sawdust: “AdHoc & National Sawdust Present Devon Welsh”
National SawdustWhat I see displayed is what I have given you above
I have tried to find my way back to the display of the images but noting works.
This is useless to me.Please, how do I fix this?
Thanks.
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That image for National Sawdust does not show up. What shows up is the hypertext for it. Also, the blog is not sciencesprings.wordpress.com, but rather musicsprings.wordpress.com.
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National Sawdust
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Devon Welsh, photo by Christopher HoneywellSee the full article here .
five-ways-keep-your-child-safe-school-shootings
Please help promote STEM in your local schools.
National Sawdust is an unparalleled, artist-led, nonprofit venue, is a place for exploration and discovery. A place where emerging and established artists can share their music with serious music fans and casual listeners alike.
In a city teeming with venues, National Sawdust is a singular space founded with an expansive vision: to provide composers and musicians across genres a home in which they can flourish, a setting where they are given unprecedented support and critical resources essential to create, and then share, their work.
As a composer, I believe the role of an artist in the 21st century should be that of creator, educator, activist, and entrepreneur. I believe that 21st-century composers/artists need to be thinking about what impact they can have on their existing community, both locally and globally. At NS we believe in remaining flexible and true to the needs of artists. Our core mission is centered on the support of emerging artists, and on commissioning and supporting the seeds of ideas. Each year, we explore one large theme and construct programming and questions around that theme. This year, that theme is Origins. With this season, we are channeling the National Sawdust mission—empowering high-level artistry, regardless of training, genre, or fame—through multicultural artists who tell their stories through their music. Ultimately, Origins is a radical sharing of culture. We hope this cultural storytelling of the highest caliber will help bring our divided country closer together.
We also believe the future of new art lives in education. To us, education is about giving young people and community members opportunities and tools to explore their potential for artistic and creative expression. But it is also about ensuring that artists themselves never stop learning – about their craft, about the work of their peers, about the business of the arts, about their own capacities to be educators and advocates. NS facilitates this kind of learning by bringing together artists from around the world in exciting composition- based projects, teaching opportunities, cultural exchanges, and hands-on management experience. Through this cultural synthesis artists leave lasting impressions on one another, become more versatile and resilient professionals, and create works that reflect a plural understanding of American society.
–Paola Prestini, co-founder & Artist Director
Space waiting
John SchaeferFor new music by living composers
newsounds.org from New York Public Radio
93.9FM
105.9FM
For great Jazz
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Above is what I should see and instead I see text. I wish I could send you a screen shot of what I see.
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Finally got it. You can see the html text which show up instead of the image.
I did the post om another computer hers is the link:
Especially you saw in a previous post here the National Sawdust image which should be right here, but instead it is the html text
This next ome shold be a building
National SawdustNext a photo of Deon Welsh
Devon Welsh, photo by Christopher HoneywellSee the full article here .
Next should be an image of six kids holding letters which spell oout safety
five-ways-keep-your-child-safe-school-shootings
Please help promote STEM in your local schools.
Here a STEM image
Next an image frrom National Sawdust
National Sawdust is an unparalleled, artist-led, nonprofit venue, is a place for exploration and discovery. A place where emerging and established artists can share their music with serious music fans and casual listeners alike.
In a city teeming with venues, National Sawdust is a singular space founded with an expansive vision: to provide composers and musicians across genres a home in which they can flourish, a setting where they are given unprecedented support and critical resources essential to create, and then share, their work.
As a composer, I believe the role of an artist in the 21st century should be that of creator, educator, activist, and entrepreneur. I believe that 21st-century composers/artists need to be thinking about what impact they can have on their existing community, both locally and globally. At NS we believe in remaining flexible and true to the needs of artists. Our core mission is centered on the support of emerging artists, and on commissioning and supporting the seeds of ideas. Each year, we explore one large theme and construct programming and questions around that theme. This year, that theme is Origins. With this season, we are channeling the National Sawdust mission—empowering high-level artistry, regardless of training, genre, or fame—through multicultural artists who tell their stories through their music. Ultimately, Origins is a radical sharing of culture. We hope this cultural storytelling of the highest caliber will help bring our divided country closer together.
We also believe the future of new art lives in education. To us, education is about giving young people and community members opportunities and tools to explore their potential for artistic and creative expression. But it is also about ensuring that artists themselves never stop learning – about their craft, about the work of their peers, about the business of the arts, about their own capacities to be educators and advocates. NS facilitates this kind of learning by bringing together artists from around the world in exciting composition- based projects, teaching opportunities, cultural exchanges, and hands-on management experience. Through this cultural synthesis artists leave lasting impressions on one another, become more versatile and resilient professionals, and create works that reflect a plural understanding of American society.
–Paola Prestini, co-founder & Artist Director
Here an image of thr empty studio
Space waitingHere a photo of John Schaefer
John SchaeferFor new music by living composers
newsounds.org from New York Public Radio
Below a bunch of images relating to radio and internet sources
93.9FM
105.9FM
For great Jazz
88.3FM http://wbgo.org/
WPRB 103.3FM
Dan Buskirk Spinning Jazz Mondays 11:00AM-1:00PM
Will Constantine Jr, Blues Bop and Beyond Thursdays 11:00-2:00 featuring Latin Jazz
Jerry Gordon Serenade to a Cookoo Frdays 11:00AM-2:00PM with Jerry’s Room at 1:00Pm
Jeannie Becker Sunday Jazz 10:00AM-1:00Pm
Please visit The Jazz Loft Project based on the work of Sam Stephenson
Please visit The Jazz Loft Radio project from New York Public Radio
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