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In coaching sessions, leadership trainings, and meditations at Calm & Connect, I’ve seen this truth land again and again: Sometimes, life and leadership are about surfing–knowing when to move, when to pivot, when to ride the momentum.

Other times, it’s about dropping beneath the surface–refusing to be pulled by urgency and anchoring into something quieter, wiser, more enduring.

The magic is–they’re not opposites. The ability to surf well often comes from knowing the stillness. And the ability to be still comes from having surfed enough to trust: I can ride this, too.

Questions to Reflect On: When was the last time you let yourself truly be still? What did it reveal? What part of you wants to rush right now—and what might happen if you didn’t? Can you recognize when you’re paddling too hard—and give yourself permission to float?

In a world that prizes speed, complexity, and constant forward motion, this is leadership: The courage to pause. The ability to discern. The wisdom to act–not from urgency, but from truth. I created Calm & Connect for this kind of remembering. And I weave it into every keynote, every retreat, every training room I step into. Because no matter how ambitious the goal– none of us can lead clearly from a stormed-out nervous system. So if you’re navigating waves of your own, here’s your reminder: The storm isn’t all there is. Stillness is always available. And the more we return to it, the more clearly we lead.

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NEA Jazz Master and architect of “Nouveau Swing,” Big Chief Donald Harrison

Jr. launches inaugural Quantum Leap Music Festival at Long Island vineyard,

September 13th – 15th, 2024:

NEA Jazz Master and the architect of “Nouveau Swing” as well as the newly

released “Omniverse” multi-genre singles, Donald Harrison Jr. has partnered

with new independent production team NOLA2NOFO, LLC to host a three-day

mind-expanding, soul-shaking sonic experience through New Orleans music

combined with North Fork food and beverage, nestled in the serene early Fall

setting of Long Island’s oldest vineyard, the Borghese Vineyard & Winery,

located at 17150 Middle Road (Route 48), Cutchogue, Long Island, NY, 11935.

Gates open at 3:00pm daily with live music from 4:00pm – 10:30pm. The event is

ages 21+ and food and drink offerings are sold on site. ABOUT THE FESTIVAL, FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR:

“At the inaugural Quantum Leap Music Festival, NOLA 2 NOFO and I will present a wide stylistic

range of New Orleans’ greatest musical artists in their respective styles. The first day is a jazz, blues, funk,

and soul-drenched, dance-oriented jazzy bounce hip-hop party. The second day features traditional jazz

and modern jazz with touches of soul. The third day showcases zydeco, cajun, and other New Orleans

music. This festival has something for everyone and will expose styles of music you may not have heard

before, but you will leave loving. You can chill, dance, or party as the festival bridges aspects of many of

your favorite festivals at the historic Borghese Vineyard & Winery in the beautiful setting of North Fork,

Long Island.” ~ Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr, Festival Artistic Director

Bringing New Orleans to the North Fork! The first annual Quantum Leap Music

Festival is a rare opportunity to experience more than two dozen award-winning

musicians from across the New Orleans roots music spectrum, curated through

the artistic lens of one of the most dynamic and respected jazz artists of our

time – Donald Harrison Jr, in the intimate early Fall setting of the oldest

vineyard on Long Island. Paired with local artisanal wines, beers, seafood and

bar-b-que, this 3-day weekend will be a soul-drenched journey through the

past, present and future of jazz, and all its cousins.

WHO: Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. and NOLA to NOFO, LLC

WHAT: The 1st Annual Quantum Leap Music Festival

WHEN: September 13th through 15th, 2024, from 3:00pm – 10:30pm Daily

WHERE: Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery (http://borghesevineyard.com) |

17150 Middle Road (Route 48), Cutchogue, Long Island, NY, 11935

HOW: Advance Tickets are $99 for Single Day Passes or $250 for 3-Day Passes.

Tickets will also be sold at walk-up. Advance tickets are reduced prices. Full

Line-Up, Tickets & More Details at http://bit.ly/NOLA2NOFO2024TIX

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564852502813

http://instagram.com/nola2nofo DAY-by-DAY ARTIST LINE-UP: (specific set times TBA on September 5th)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th (4:00pm – 10:30pm):

Cyril Neville with members of The Headhunters featuring Bill Summers, Donald

Harrison Jr, Kyle Roussel, and surprise guests

Donald Harrison Jr’s ICONS featuring Tonya Boyd-Cannon, Deezle, Choppa,

Blaq-N-Mild, Big Chief Brian and More

Vasti Jackson (blues legend)

The Nouveau Swing Trio with Darryl Staves, Nori Naraoka, Dan Kaufman

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th (4:00pm – 10:30pm):

Donald Harrison Jr’s Omniverse featuring Fred Wesley and special guests

Preservation Hall Legacy Band featuring Wendell Brunious

Joe Dyson Trio

Kyle Roussel (solo piano)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th (4:00pm – 10:30pm):

C.J. Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band

Davell Crawford Trio

Sonny Landreth (solo)

Michael Doucet dit BeauSoleil Trio featuring Don Vappie

*For individual artist photos and biographies, please email

nolatonofo@gmail.com FOOD & BEVERAGE OFFERINGS ON-SITE:

Borghese Vineyard Wines: will offer a wide array of their seasonal local wines

for sale by the glass or bottle, grown and vinified on the oldest vineyard on

Long Island. The indoor Borghese Tasting Room will also be open at 3:00pm

daily for tastings guided by their expert winery staff.

https://castellodiborghese.com/

Take Two Brewery: will offer a selection from their 20 local craft beers for

sale at their mobile beer pop-up on the vineyard festival grounds. Though they

specialize in darker beers, they also brew various IPAs, saisons, and lagers.

https://www.taketwobrewery.com/

Braun Fishmonger & Kitchen: will serve up fresh local seafood dishes from

their renowned menu. For nearly 100 years, Braun Seafood Company has been

supplying the finest fresh seafood to customers throughout New York from

Orient to Manhattan. Their family-owned business takes pride in providing the

highest quality seafood, caught fresh daily and delivered straight to your

plate. They are committed to sustainability and responsible fishing practices,

ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the bounty of the sea.

https://www.braunseafood.com/

Meat’s Meat BBQ: will serve up its signature savory bar-b-que plates by

pitmaster Larry Mondello from their popular BBQ food truck on-site at the

vineyard festival grounds. https://meatsmeat.com/

*Event is 18+, must be 21+ with proper ID to drink. Cash, cash apps, and

credit cards will be accepted by various vendors on-site at the festival. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Parking: This event requires mandatory valet parking, but the cost of the

valet parking provided at the vineyard is included in all ticket prices.

However, guests are expected to tip their valets accordingly.

Admission, Seating and Capacity: This event is strictly General Admission,

there is no reserved seating. There will be 300 first-come, first-served

General Admission seats available under a tented area. There will also be open

field area for blankets and a limited number of folding lawn chairs. Blankets

and folding lawn chairs are welcome. No camping is allowed. The music stage

will be located outdoors. This is a limited capacity festival, so advance

tickets are strongly suggested. *If you have handicap or mobility challenge

questions, please email the festival via nolatonofo@gmail.com . This is a 21+

event with proper photo ID required for entry. Sorry, no youth under 21 and no

pets. Outdoor bathrooms will be provided.

Outside Food & Drink Policy: There is no outside food or drink permitted at

the festival. There will be fantastic food and drink vendors on-site with many

choices for purchase. No coolers, ice chests, or picnic baskets will be

admitted on the grounds.

Rain & Refund Policy: This is a Rain or Shine festival with a limited indoor

wine tasting room and a generous tented area with seats. The weather forecast

for September 13th – 15th projects the whole weekend to be sunny and cool with

only a 3% chance of rain and temperatures between 63 – 70 degrees F. An

absolutely gorgeous way to kick-off the Fall season in the North Fork! That

said, the festival carries a No Refunds Policy on ticket sales. Guests are

welcome to re-sell tickets to others if they find they can no longer attend,

but there are no ticket refunds.

CONTACT: Jocelyne Ninneman, Communications Director: nolatonofo@gmail.com |

504-578-6685ABOUT THE FESTIVAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR, DONALD HARRISON JR.

New Orleans-born saxophonist 2022 NEA Jazz Master Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. is a

musician and composer whom master musicians consider a master of every era of jazz, soul, and

funk, and a composer of orchestral classical music. A genius according to fellow music geniuses

like Eddie Palmieri and Mike Clark, his alma mater, Berklee College of Music, awarded

Harrison an Honorary Doctorate in 2021. In the HBO drama “Tremé”, Emmy-winning director

David Simon created two characters to portray how Harrison innovated new styles of music. He

appeared as an actor/musician in nine episodes of “Tremé,” in Oscar-winning director Johnathon

Demme’s film “Rachel Getting Married,” in Spike Lee’s “When The Levees Broke”

documentary, and Marvel’s “Luke Cage.” Harrison is also the recognized Big Chief of the

Congo Square Nation in Afro-New Orleans culture and was Chiefted in 2019 by Queen Diambi

Kabatusuila from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa.

Harrison honed his experiences playing with legendary artists such as Roy Haynes, Art Blakey,

Eddie Palmieri, Dr. John, Lena Horne, Dr. Eddie Henderson, Miles Davis, McCoy Tyner, Dr.

Lonnie Smith, Ron Carter, Billy Cobham, Chuck Loeb, The Headhunters, hip-hop legends

Digable Planets, Guru’s Jazzmatazz, The Notorious BIG, and The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

He has performed with over 200 jazz masters and innovated three influential styles of jazz. At

nineteen years old, Harrison created a modern jazz take on the New Orleans second-line tradition

and introduced his composition, “New York Second-Line,” to the jazz world in 1979. By the

mid-80s, he had created the sub-genre of Nouveau Swing, a distinctive sound that blended the

swing beat of modern jazz with hip-hop, funk, and soul music. In the ’90s, Harrison recorded hits

in the smooth jazz genre. He then began exploring music through the lens of quantum physics in

2000.With “Quantum Jazz,” Harrison expanded music from a two-dimensional state into a

four-dimensional state. He has since mentored artists as diverse as Christian “Chief Adjuah”

Scott, Darius “Deezle” Harrison, Jonathon Batiste, Esperanza Spaulding, Trombone Shorty, and

The Notorious BIG, just to name a select few. He remains one of the world’s foremost authorities

on the musics housed under the popular name of “jazz.”

In 2024, Harrison will perform and release his new recordings “Magic Touch,” “Congo Square

Suite,” and” The Art of Passion” from his Omniverse Music multi-genre singles concept.

For more information about Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr:

https://donaldharrison.com/big-chief-donald-harrison

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https://www.facebook.com/donald.harrison.9887

*Please see approved Press Photos of the Artistic Director for use, attached separately.

*For interview requests with Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr, please contact

Sandra Trim-DaCosta at strimdacosta@gmail.com

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The NY Chapter is thrilled to announce that the 65th Annual NY Emmy Awards will be livestreamed on Saturday October 8th in two separate ceremonies.
The Creative Arts Ceremony will begin at 3:30 and last until about 5pm. This ceremony will celebrate the outstanding work produced by the NY Chapter’s craftspeople. That ceremony can be viewed live at these links.
https://www.nyemmys.org/65th-annual-ny-emmy-awards-livestream/
http://watch.theemmys.tv/browse/
https://youtu.be/jyEq1n3_qnU
The second half of our gala will begin about 7:00 pm and last until the end about 11pm. Jon Stewart & John Feal will be honored with the Chapter’s President’s Award for their work helping 911 first responders and veterans obtain health benefits. Dan Rather will be honored with the Chapter’s Governors’ Award for his 70 plus years as one of America’s most respected journalists. In addition to that we will also be awarding a record number of Emmys to our members.
That ceremony can be viewed live at these links
https://www.nyemmys.org/65th-annual-ny-emmy-awards-livestream/
http://watch.theemmys.tv/browse/

You can follow along by viewing or downloading the list of nominees in show order.
https://www.nyemmys.org/media/files/files/f5c4ee59/2022-ny-natas-press-release-in-rundown-show-order-final.pdf
If you cannot be at the ceremony is person, watching these livestream broadcasts are the next best thing.
Good luck to all of our nominees
Mike Kostel
Executive Director
NY Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

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Elisa English’ Counseling in Schools’ “Measures of Hope” Benefit to be held on 5/19 at the NY Society for Ethical Culture Honoring Legendary Jazz Maestro Ron Carter and featuring a special appearance by 11-time 2022 Grammy-Award Nominee Jon Batiste. For tickets please click on the link below.

When a child awakens to possibilities in their lives, hope, purpose and determination flourish.

Implementing strength-based counseling programs for children and families; building strong relationships with community leaders; partnering with school administrators to improve outcomes; and a range of professional development services make Counseling In Schools a vital resource for the whole school community.

Counseling In Schools – 2022 “Measures of Hope” Ron Carter Quartet Spring Benefit Concert (networkforgood.com)

(http://www.counselinginschools.org)

Hope to see you at this special event for a most worthy cause.

Warmly,

Lorraine C. Silvetz, MSW

Executive Director

Global Stress Initiative

www.globalstressinitiative.org

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Calling all Cooks!
Celebrity Chef and TV Personality Jon Ashton Provides Unique Tips to Thrill
the Grill This Summer and Announces a Nationwide Cooking Challenge

Summer time is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to dust off the grill and release your inner-chef! Steaks, hamburgers, chicken and hot dogs consistently top the list of foods that Americans grill most, but fresh vegetables, in particular onions, are premiering on the grill more frequently than ever before. More grillers are experimenting with new foods to enhance variety, flavor and health.

Did you know?
” Grilling and barbecuing have become increasingly popular over the last decade, with the overall industry increasing by 44 percent from 1992 to 2005
” Onions contain generous amounts of Vitamin B6, Vitamin B1, and folic acid
” An onion a day can raise HDL’s (good cholesterol), resulting in lower blood pressure and prevention of blood clots

Now is the perfect time to show off your culinary expertise and to let the world in on that special recipe. From shish kabobs to burgers and everything in between submit your favorite Vidalia Onion recipe for a chance to cook and dine with John Ashton himself!

More about Jon Ashton – Celebrity Chef & National Television Food Contributor:
Jon’s success and flair in the kitchen soon gave way to appearances on British cooking shows including the nationally syndicated “TV Dinners” where audiences fell in love with his wit, charisma and genuine love of food. Soon, America discovered him and Jon was featured in publications from New York to California. Jon quickly began producing and starring in his own local access TV show, “The Mad Chef”, which aired in Disney’s town of Celebration. Soon after, Jon took a position as the regular mid-day chef at Orlando’s FOX affiliate station and found himself appearing on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” a short year later. Jon is currently the resident Chef for WB’s nationally syndicated “The Daily Buzz.” Now he stays busy as CEO of Jon Ashton Enterprises, LLC where he offers his professional services including media appearances, group demonstrations and recipe creations. The extensive repertoire of celebrities Jon has had the honor of appearing on television with include Rachael Ray, Paula Deen, Emeril Lagasse, Tyler Florence, Wolfgang Puck, Jacque Pepin, Martin Yan, Jay Leno, Giada de Laurentis, Bobby Flay, Alton Brown, Gail Gand, Roy Yamaguchi, Norman Van Aken, Kat Cora, Al Roker and George Foreman. Jon Ashton has also had the honor of launching a Chocolate Souffle into space at the Kennedy Space Center!

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Good Samaritan laws offer legal protection to people who give reasonable assistance to those who are, or whom they believe to be, injured, ill, in peril, or otherwise incapacitated.[1] The protection is intended to reduce bystanders’ hesitation to assist, for fear of being sued or prosecuted for unintentional injury or wrongful death. An example of such a law in common-law areas of Canada: a good Samaritan doctrine is a legal principle that prevents a rescuer who has voluntarily helped a victim in distress from being successfully sued for wrongdoing. Its purpose is to keep people from being reluctant to help a stranger in need for fear of legal repercussions should they make some mistake in treatment.[2] By contrast, a duty to rescue law requires people to offer assistance and holds those who fail to do so liable.
Good Samaritan laws may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, as do their interactions with various other legal principles, such as consent, parental rights and the right to refuse treatment. Most such laws do not apply to medical professionals’ or career emergency responders’ on-the-job conduct, but some extend protection to professional rescuers when they are acting in a volunteer capacity.
The principles contained in good Samaritan laws more typically operate in countries in which the foundation of the legal system is English common law, such as Australia.[3] In many countries that use civil law as the foundation for their legal systems, the same legal effect is more typically achieved using a principle of duty to rescue. There is more on Wikipedia.

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Note: Please consider becoming a volunteer fireman/firewomen in your community.

Here is some background on the Good Samaritan Law from Wikipedia.

Good Samaritan laws offer legal protection to people who give reasonable assistance to those who are, or whom they believe to be, injured, ill, in peril, or otherwise incapacitated.[1] The protection is intended to reduce bystanders’ hesitation to assist, for fear of being sued or prosecuted for unintentional injury or wrongful death. An example of such a law in common-law areas of Canada: a good Samaritan doctrine is a legal principle that prevents a rescuer who has voluntarily helped a victim in distress from being successfully sued for wrongdoing. Its purpose is to keep people from being reluctant to help a stranger in need for fear of legal repercussions should they make some mistake in treatment.[2] By contrast, a duty to rescue law requires people to offer assistance and holds those who fail to do so liable.
Good Samaritan laws may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, as do their interactions with various other legal principles, such as consent, parental rights and the right to refuse treatment. Most such laws do not apply to medical professionals’ or career emergency responders’ on-the-job conduct, but some extend protection to professional rescuers when they are acting in a volunteer capacity.
The principles contained in good Samaritan laws more typically operate in countries in which the foundation of the legal system is English common law, such as Australia.[3] In many countries that use civil law as the foundation for their legal systems, the same legal effect is more typically achieved using a principle of duty to rescue. There is more on Wikipedia.

#jon #oew #good #samaritan #law #volunteer #fireman #protection #wikipedia #legal #duty #rescue #fear #prosecuted #sued #consent #jurisdiction #emergency #responders #civil

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Drawing on decades of working with people in pain and in denial, Frederickson uses real-life stories to reveal truths we all struggle to face and the universal ways we avoid those truths. He discusses:

• Why no one needs to be fixed. “We may think we need to fix ourselves,” Frederickson observes, “but often we are trying to fix our fantasies instead, the broken illusions, shattered self-images, and distorted ideas creating our suffering.”

• Why grief, shame, guilt, and rage are not problems to be avoided but signs of our true self and paths to healing. “We are never hurt by our deepest feelings,” Frederickson assures, “only by our resistance to them.”

• Why taking responsibility for the life we created is so much harder than blaming others for our disappointments and failures, and how therapy can help us break free of trying to force people to live up to our fantasies and fulfill seductive promises and much more.

• How what is “wrong” in us often points to what is right. To heal, recover who we are, and create a more authentic life, we need to stop running and embrace what we fear—from the wounds of our past to our own simmering anger.

Focusing on the heart and soul of therapy, THE LIES WE TELL OURSELVES is an eye-opening guide to not only getting the most from our relationship with a therapist but also our relationships with others—even those who have hurt us—and, above all, with ourselves.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
JON FREDERICKSON grew up working in his father’s blacksmith shop in Clear Lake, Iowa. At the urging of a music teacher, he attended college and became a professional musician, playing the French horn. After receiving the help of a therapist, he decided to become one. He later found his true calling as an educator, serving on the faculty of the Washington School of Psychiatry, where he taught psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. He currently teaches mental health professionals around the world. He is the author of two professional books and dozens of articles on psychotherapy. His previous book for therapists was the award winning Co-Creating Change: Effective Dynamic Therapy Techniques.

Q&A with Jon Frederickson
author of
The Lies We Tell Ourselves: How to Face the Truth,
Accept Yourself, and Create a Better Life

1. What is the ideal relationship between a therapist and a patient?
Patients become ill because they avoid what makes them anxious, and their avoidance strategies create their symptoms and problems. Ideally, the therapist and patient figure out what the patient is avoiding and work hard to face it together.

2. Research has found therapy to be generally effective, yet 50 percent of patients relapse. How do people know whether therapy is right for them?
We can’t know in advance if therapy with a particular therapist will work. We can only decide to work with a therapist and see if together we can co-create a relationship that leads to change. If that doesn’t work, we should try a different therapist in case that’s the problem. And then we should look within ourselves to see if something we are doing is getting in the way of a successful therapeutic relationship.

3. What is the main variable in whether therapy works?
Research shows that the main variable is the patient. After all, when we go into therapy, we need to face what we usually avoid. But this can be difficult since facing what we usually avoid makes us anxious. If we can muster the courage to face what we fear, we should have a good result in therapy.

4. What are the most important steps a patient can take to have an effective therapy?
First of all, be clear about the problem you want to focus on in therapy. If something you usually avoid makes you anxious in therapy, focus on it. When we avoid what makes us anxious, anxiety remains in charge. If we face what makes us anxious, we can take charge.

5. Why is it important to focus on an internal problem you have during therapy rather than focus on other people’s problems?
A therapist can’t do therapy with someone who isn’t in the office. But the therapist can help you with a problem you have. We often try to change other people to end our problems, but it never works. What we can do is change ourselves. And that’s what the therapist can help you with.

6. People tend to avoid the hard truths of their lives. Why is confronting painful truths such a crucial part of therapy and the healing process?
We become ill because we avoid the truths of our lives. For instance, an abused woman denies t

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