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Coney Island USA Needs Your Help


 

As Coney Island digs itself out from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
there is still much work to be done.

Coney Island USA is a not-for-profit corporation based in the amusement
park area of the Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn New York. In
existence since 1980, Coney Island USA has developed and produces
a number of different programs including some of New York City’s
best loved summer programming, such as the Mermaid Parade and
the Coney Island Circus Sideshow. Coney Island USA also operates
the Coney Island Museum and produces Ask the Experts, Burlesque
at the Beach, the Coney Island Tattoo and Motorcycle Festival, Creepshow
at the Freakshow, and the Coney Island Sideshow School. Coney Island
USA also produces the Coney Island Film Society and the Coney Island
Film Festival in association with indiefilmpage.com

Please make a tax deductible donation and help Coney Island USA
keep these vital programs alive by clicking the image below:

Click here to see some of the clean up effort:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151250202327591.487264.54886507590&type=1

If you have not seen the damage done at Coney Island by Sandy
Brooklyn Vegan has some amazing photos:
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2012/10/coney_island_hu.html




City Stomp and Suzi Shelton Team Up For Sandy Kids Benefit

 Family Benefit Concert
For Kids Impacted By Hurricane Sandy

WHO:   Two Brooklyn-based "kid rock" favorites, City Stomp Live and Suzi Shelton, joining together for the first time

WHAT: Family concert to benefit the youngest victims of Hurricane Sandy

WHEN:  Sunday, Dec. 2, 2012 at 2:30 pm

WHERE: Littlefield, Brooklyn.622 Degraw Street, between Third and Fourth Avenues in Brooklyn.

WHY: Ticket proceeds will go to K.I.D.S. (Kids in Distressed Situations), a non-profit organization bringing new products such as diapers, clothing and toys, to children and teens impacted by poverty and tragedy such as Hurricane Sandy. www.kidsdonations.org.

HOW: Advance tickets are recommended.  Tickets are $12 for individuals aged 2 and older, or $15 at the door.  To order tickets, visit http://www.littlefieldnyc.com/event/164219/.

INFO & TICKETS:   www.citystompmusic.com

More on WHO:

Nominated by Nick Jr. and Go City kids as one of the city's top music programs, City Stomp Live at Dizzy's on Fifth was named Best Place to Rock Out While Having Dinner by Time Out New York Kids last month.  Comprised of five veteran musicians, several of whom teach the City Stomp music classes held in multiple locations around Brooklyn, City Stomp is known for its rock versions of children's classic melodies and songs that celebrate the sights and sounds of New York City.  Concerts and classes often weave in locally influenced cultural music -- Jewish folk music, Latin, Caribbean, Irish -- children might hear in the city.


Suzi Shelton
http://www.suzishelton.com/

Accompanied by her own guitar and percussionist Abby Levin, Shelton will play her original and classic pop-folk music with lyrics that range from silly to serious and feature characters such as sleeping lions, juicy jellyfish and slithering snakes.  Popular with parents and kids alike, her expressive vocals have entertained at the White House Easter Egg Roll and Tree Lighting ceremony at Lincoln Center.  Her CDs and DVD have won awards from Kids First, Nappa, Children's Music Web and Parent's Choice.


Hurricane Sandy - How Can You Help

 Hardest hit Areas of New York include Staten Island,
The Rockaways and Red Hook Brooklyn

Many of you have seen the devastation of hurricane Sandy and wondered what you can do to help.
The sites below make it easy to donate but you can also find opportunities to volunteer. Often
each area has something specific it needs and those needs change daily. You can also keep
up with those ever changing needs and also track the progress being made.

How to help Staten Island

http://www.projecthospitality.org/ 


How to help The Rockaways

http://interoccupy.net/occupysandy/sandy-volunteer-update-for-sat-113-sun-114/


How to help Red Hook Brooklyn

http://rhicenter.org/


Toothfaries Invade College Campuses

DenTek Tooth Fairies Kick off National College Tour at UT-Knoxville

National social campaign promotes healthy oral care for college students

We love tutus for great causes at Tutulootu's.

The DenTek Tooth Fairies will continue visiting campuses throughout October from New York to California, passing out free floss pick samples to students, including some with randomly placed “golden tickets” to win larger DenTek sample packs. 

There is also a chance to win one $100 VISA gift card per campus, by posting a photo with the Tooth Fairies on DenTek’s Facebook page.

Following the Oct. 1-2 kick-off at the University of Tennessee, the Tooth Fairies will continue the College Tour with campus stops at Ohio State University Oct. 4-5; New York University Oct. 9-11; Texas A&M Oct. 16-17; UCLA Oct. 22-23; and UC Berkeley Oct. 25-26. 

“DenTek’s National Tooth Fairy College Tour is just one way to create awareness for people of all ages to take their oral health seriously by going beyond brushing,” says Charlotte Havely, director of marketing.  “Great oral care habits give a lifetime of rewards, from a healthy, beautiful smile to cost savings on expensive dental work.”

DenTek is a national leader in oral care products found in retail stores nationwide, such as Walmart, Target, Walgreens, CVS, Kroger and others.

DenTek focuses on providing innovative consumer oral care products with a product base that includes floss picks, interdental brush cleaners, dental guards for nighttime bruxism, whitening, disposable dental picks, braces care, breath remedies and dental repair.


Proud Papa - Ninjago Theme Song

 This is not Tutu related, just a proud papa showing off...

 

 My 9 year old son is a huge Lego fan; a Ninjago fan and is learning to play violin.
After a bit of struggle he was able to figure out how to play the Ninjago Theme Song.
He asked, "How many hits on Youtube do you think I will get?"


Written by Troy Martin — October 24, 2012

Tutu Walk With Bob Carey For Breast Cancer

THE FIRST-EVER "OFFICIAL" TUTU PROJECT WALK & BRUNCH

 

We at Tutulootu's are huge fans of Bob Carey, his photography and
his amazing effort to raise both money and awareness for breast cancer.

This casual 1.5 mile walk will be led by Linda and Bob Carey to honor women
with breast cancer. It takes place Sunday October 21st in Hoboken, NJ.

<<Sign up for the tutu walk here>>

 

To learn more about Bob Carey and the Tutu Project
<< Click Here>>


 

Hackers Demand Gawker Journalist To Wear A Tutu

 Adrian Chen of Gawker In A Tutu With A Shoe On His Head

The hacking group know as Anonymous said they would grant an interview to Adrian Chen
from the blog Gawker if he were to post an image of himself wearing a tutu and a shoe on his head.
 
Anonymous recently claimed to have stolen 12 million Apple device IDs from an FBI cybersecurity
agent's laptop. If this claim is true millions of peoples privacy may be exposed. The FBI claims
that Anonymous has lied about the data coming from them.

Apparently Anonymous has targeted Chen because of his disbelief of a claim that Anonymous
has access to every database in the united States. Now that the photo has been posted, Chen
is waiting to to see if Anonymous will hold up their end of the bargain and grant the interview.

Adrian can be reached here: Adrian@gawker.com, and on Twitter at @AdrianChen
if any Anonymous hackers and/or journalism prize committees would like to chat with him.

We will keep you updated as this story develops.

Suzi Shelton, Tutulootu's & Hip Tot Music Fest Today!

 Come Try On Down And Try On A Tutu at The Hip Tot Music Fest

Suzi Shelton Will be Performing Live Today
2:00 PM
Littlefield
622 Degraw Street, Brooklyn, NY

There will be free great snacks from Plum Organics
and an awesome goodybag.

Here is a little taste of what is in store:

Hope to see you there!

Learn The Art of Tutu Design

 Master Tutu Maker Jean Lamprell To Teach Tutu Design Course

Jean Lamprell's career started with The Royal Shakespeare Company's summer productions.
She went on to work at the Royal Opera House in London designing costumes for both Ballet and Opera.
After moving to New York she began designing for Broadway shows, operas, ballets, TV and Film.
While in New York she attended The Fashion Institute of Technology.

Returning to England she started her own theatrical costumes company refining her skills as a tutu designer.
Her work has been seen in  Giselle for London Festival Ballet, Swan Lake for the Royal Ballet, David Hockney’s
Rake’s Progress for the Glyndebourne Opera and Sleeping Beauty for the Washington Ballet.

She now conducts Seminars and master classes and work shops on tutu design and construction in
the U.S., Japan and Canada. This fall she will be teaching the class "The Classical Tutu" at
The School of Fashion at The Academy of Art University.

Learn more about the course here...
and all about Jean Lamprell here...