Clinic Induction Ceremony
Sept 15, 2007
2:15
Class of 2009
The Clinic Induction Ceremony is intended to recognize student progression into the clinical phase of the Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) program. The special event occurs following the students orientation to clinic and signifies their preparation for patient care.
Its a milestone in my life. The WHITE COAT CEREMONY!
What are some of your Milestones? Do you recall BLENKO Milestone's ie what got you hooked on BLENKO?
What was your first AH AH gotta have that BLENKO experience? OR just write to share Life Milestones.
Hope to hear from you.
Hillary
Hillary
ReplyDeleteSeeing hot molten glass for first time was for me
the moment time stopped.
My Blenko moment - to be honest was June.
Must admit I didn't know of Blenko before GAS.
Call me stupid and uninformed.
Milestones are important, do you journal?
Babies being born.
ReplyDeleteMilestone moment.
I grew up
Right then and there.
Graduation from Law School
close 2nd.
WVUGUY07
re: blenko
ReplyDeleteI started with a
red vase grecian in design
then took to buy everything
in red.
wvuguy07
ps still trying to buy
everything in red.
WVU GUY
ReplyDeleteBlenko 'red' is the best!
HJH
Congratulations HJH, thats a big milestone in life which entirely changes the course of life..
ReplyDeleteI met so many people from different walks of life and their outlook towards life made me more humble in life
I am also impressed by your true dedication to Blenko project and commitment to it and it has made me realize that we can pursue what we want apart from daily routine life.
I learnt about Blenko accidently when looking for arts online and its interesting. I am reading most of stuff online I would like to see one day the hot molten glass shaped beautifully..
Your dedication and commitment is another milestone in my life
Ram
I remember my dad taking me and my mom to Blenko when I was little: just to see the glass being hand blown left me awestruck and my mind in a whirl of beautiful colors of the glass. That was my Blenko milestone and I was seven. We had Blenko glass in our house; now that my parents are both gone, I have it and have acquired much more over the years. Blenko is far ahead of any other handmade glass: it has an aliveness about it. The colors and shapes still continue to take away my breath.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to thank you Hillary for reviving my attention to Blenko... the pieces I have and the ones I'd like to have. Like someone else, said: "You were important in another milestone." Thanks!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for all you do; please see attached files...I am having fun creating images out of the glass piles (thrown away stuff); thought you might like these for the blog. Blenko Glass is so beautiful from their finished work to even the thrown away pieces too! I've made new photo notecards with images "Bits of Glass" and also paperweights for the visitor center! Tamarack was also excited about them. Have a great day today too!!
ReplyDeleteLaura Moul CPP, M.Photog.
"capturing moments in time"
www.moulphotography.com www.yessy.com/lauramoul
It's true: you revived my interest [and disgust at what I got rid of/ smile] in Blenko.
ReplyDeleteThey need to give you a big special made art glass piece for all of your work: seriously.
annonymous
WOW Im blushing! You all are so nice.
ReplyDeleteBut I must confess Ms. Sharon Reed Hill was the most popular teacher in my Grade School - and was almost my 2nd grade teacher - so we have a mutal admiration going on for a decade plus.
Lura Moul is a wonderful, single woman photographer, teacher who loves to photograph and also loves Blenko - so she might be bias.
Andre - well andre is an artist.
WVUGUY - Is a very wise Lawyer, and also LOVES WVU so he also may be bias!
Ram - I don't know but hope to have he/she and family collecting soon!
The other annonymous writers...well, I THANK YOU all for the very positive comments.
Blenko is a wonderful company, with the closing of FENTON it will be the only factory to blow glass in West Virginia and I believe the only US factory to make antique glass (correct me on this please someone). . .so we need to START BUYING MADE IN USA and made in WEST VIRGINIA!
Hillary
ReplyDeleteI 've a question.
My secretary said
your comment that I would never be a distration
was not a complement.
I took it as a positive statement, she says it was another put down.
How did you mean this?
Solomon
A Blenko Collector
Hi Hillary,
ReplyDeleteYes I would start collecting Blenko glass, I didnt know that Blenko is the only company.
You donated Blenko glass and partly used your stipend thats really great your effort is really commendable
Ram
Ram
ReplyDeleteIf you will email theblenkoproject@aol.com
with your email address
I'll get you in touch with Tammy Kosla and
the collectors club
and also a list of web sites.
Hillary
Ps You'll love seeing BLENKO being made for the first time. If distance is preventing you - let me suggest one of the BLENKO videos.
Use the email address and we'll get you all the Blenko info you all need to start a collection.
Do you know where I can get a copy of the PBS program, "Hearts of
ReplyDeleteGlass"? I bought one on eBay, but it was damaged and won't play on
the VCR.
Thank you,
Sue Parker
Sue
ReplyDeleteI don't know
but others might.
Let's see what happens.
I'll also email
Tammy Kosla from Blenko Collectors to ask for a source.
Thank you for writing and for your interest in BLENKO!
hjh
RE: Video / Blenko
ReplyDeleteI ask Tammy Kosla of Blenko collectors
she said:I suggest Ebay.com and also try Rubylane.com
let me know if this doesn't work
for you
hjh
bgrahamMD2007@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHil
found your site by accident while serfing the web
remember me from organic chem? I was the nicer TA.
I am now in North Carolina
usually return 2 - 3 games a year.
email & bring me up to date.
BG
Hillary
ReplyDeleteToday is Monday
No Blog update since thursday
Where Are You?
Blenko Blog readers want to know!
Solomon
Hillary
ReplyDeleteIs this Clinic Induction open to the public?
If so give the address and I'll show up. To show support of you.
Solomon
Solomon
ReplyDeleteThe ' white coat ceremony ' is by invitation only- meaning a dental school student has to ask you.
If my Dad or friends take photos I'll post one.
Hillary
Hillary
ReplyDeleteYou are such a loving woman, the story about David Hardesty made think of his days in Charleston as Secretary of State.
He was considered the most handsome man in Rockefellars cabinet.
Get off topic more often, I enjoy Blenko but also your comments about other things.
Margie Hale
Hils
ReplyDeleteOut on assignment, but milestone for me has been Iraq.
Paul J.