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How to Handle a Picky Eater
Getting fussy children to eat nutritious food takes a little bit of psychology on your part. And a lot of patience!
- Step 1: Respect their fears Don't be too hard on a child who avoids trying new foods. Researchers have discovered that some children are genetically predisposed to food neophobia, or the fear of unfamiliar food.
- Step 2: Analyze their preferences Think about the foods your child will and won't eat and look for patterns. There may be a texture that your child doesn't like, but if the same food is prepared a different way, they may enjoy them (or at least eat them).
- TIP: Many kids who won't eat cooked carrots will gobble them up raw.
- Step 3: Bring home new foods Keep introducing new foods. A child who turns up their nose at vegetables may not necessarily be a picky eater; they may just hate the veggies you're accustomed to serving.
- TIP: Involve your child in picking out an exotic fruit or vegetable "of the week" and they'll be more likely to try it.
- Step 4: Be creative Be creative about how you serve foods. Studies show kids are more likely to eat stuff they can dip and scoop.
- TIP: Have your children help prepare food; it will increase their interest in eating it.
- Step 5: Don't bribe them Don't reward children for eating a food they don't like with one they do like. Bribing them this way reinforces the idea of one food as "bad" and one food as "good," which only serves to make them dislike the "bad" food even more.
- Step 6: Eat your veggies Eat your food – with gusto! Children take their cues from you; if you act like broccoli is something to be enjoyed, not endured, they'll be more likely to feel that way, too.
- Step 7: Don't give up Make it a rule that your child has to take at least one bite of whatever you prepare, even if it is something they hate. Research shows it can take as many as 10 exposures to acquire a taste for a food.
- FACT: There is little difference in overall nutrient intake between so-called picky eaters and good ones, according to a study.
You Will Need
- Analysis of their food preferences
- Creativity
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December 26, 2016
(Managed Care Magazine) – In a new report, the Senate's Special Committee on Aging examines the business model used by these companies; assesses the impacts of price hikes on patients, payers, providers, hospitals, and governments; and discusses potential policy responses. The committee discovered that each of the four companies followed a business model that enabled them to identify and acquire off-patent sole-source drugs, over which they could exercise de facto monopoly pricing power, and then impose and protect huge price increases. The business model consists of five central elements.
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History: The Asian American Arts Centre, founded in 1974 as Asian American Dance Theatre (AADT), is one of the older community arts organizations in New York City Chinatown. The current name, Asian American Arts Centre (AAAC), was adopted in 1987 to encompass both the dance company (AADT) and the visual arts program, Asian Arts Institute, initiated in 1984. AAAC began the Asian American Artists' Slide Archive in 1982. Artist vertical files were developed and accumulated as a permanent research archive documenting the history of Asian/Pacific American Artists in the United States since 1945 to the present. The archive contains not only slides but also a variety of materials that are both primary and secondary sources from approximately 1,500 artists.
In 1986, AAAC initiated a research project with the support of the Rockefeller Foundation called the "Milieu" series. The project focused on Asian American artists from the post World War era (1945 to 1965), contextualized them and their artwork within this historical setting, and provided a historical precedent for the cultural presence of young Asian American artists. About ninety artists who began their career between 1945 to 1965 were selected and extensive research was conducted for many of them, resulting in extensive documents and materials in their files. Some were interviewed in their native language and documentation from these interviews has also been archived.
In 2007, AAAC created a new archive, the AAAC Artist Archive, from a part of the original slide archive as part of its digitization project. 150 artists who exemplified the major issues that compose the subject of Asian American art were selected and their materials processed for long-term archival preservation. Selected materials from these 150 artists were in turn digitized and made available on the website http://artasiamerica.org. AAAC's creation of and commitment to preserve and make accessible its Artist Archive is part of the organization's greater mission to "promote the preservation and creative vitality of Asian American cultural growth through the arts, and its historical and aesthetic linkage to other communities."
Sources: Asian American Arts Centre. "Asian American Arts Centre." Accessed January 29, 2015. http://www.artspiral.org/about.html#mission.
Asian American Arts Centre. "Finding Aid: AAAC Artist Archive." Asian American Arts Centre Artist Archive. New York.
Summary: The AAAC Artist Archive totals 20 linear feet and documents the presence of Asian American culture in the United States since 1945. This includes the East Coast, especially the greater New York area, some of the West Coast and some artists in Canada, Hawaii, and overseas. The artists include Asian Americans producing art, Asian artists who are active in the United States, and other Americans who are significantly influenced by Asia.
The materials include: 1) an AAAC artist information form if the artist has submitted one; 2) resumes; 3) artist's statements; 4) interview transcripts if any; 5) obituaries if any; 6) materials from exhibitions held at AAAC (including proposals, fliers, and press releases); 7) materials from exhibitions outside AAAC (including fliers, press releases, brochures, and exhibition catalogs); 8) miscellaneous materials such as correspondences, newspaper and journal articles; 9) images (including CDs/DVDs, photographs, drawings, negatives and positives); 10) slides and slide lists if available; and 11) videos on VHS or CD/DVD. More detailed content description is available in the AAAC Artist Archive finding aid.
Total Size: 20 Linear Feet and 43 Boxes
APA-related Size: 20 Linear Feet and 43 Boxes
Languages of materials: English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and other languages.
Arrangement: alphabetical
Location: Asian American Arts Centre offices
Bibliographic Control: finding aid
Conditions Governing Access: Once fully processed, the archive's records will be generally open to research use. Digitized portion of collection available at http://artasiamerica.org.


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Tips to Choose a Perfect Sleeper Chair
Nowadays, sleeper chairs have an increasing popularity. They will make you enjoy the comfortable sleeping and also will add something special to your home decor. And they are also durable and come with a different set of choices. You should consider choosing a color of the chair beds that matches the color of the sofa and the walls. Sleeper chairs are a perfect combination of comfortable and style.
Most people know the common type of convertible chairs as sofa chair but in the recent years, a new design has created and is known as the convertible chair bed. It is available in many shapes and sizes. And it has three main types; the futon chair bed, foam chair bed, and the armchair bed. Given below are the characteristics of each one of them.
• The foam option:
This type is the cheapest one and if you have adults and you want to buy them foam beds it will not be a good idea. Because foam convertible bed is the least comfortable one for adults but it is more suitable for kids or teenagers. They take a little space from the room because they are small in size. The main plus is that they have washable covers which are essential for the children room.
• The futon option:
Futon chairs can fit in any room and tight spaces easily and will leave more space for other furniture. They have a comfortable mattress but it is very low to the ground. They are cheaper than a sofa bed or chair bed so you can afford them.
• The armchair option:
It is similar to the small sofa bed and it takes up quite a bit of space. It has a good padding and it is comfortable. Its mattress is thin but it offers a comfortable sleeping. It is the most expensive option but it is long lasting.
As the Sleeper sofa chairs and convertible chairs are becoming very popular with consumers. There are some instructions to follow while choosing your product.
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This week in North Philly Notes, Sabrina McCormick, author of Mobilizing Science, promotes the Sequestrada, the film she co-wrote and co-directed with Soopum Sohn, about the devastation of the Brazilian Amazon. Based in part on her research about the anti-dam movement in Brazil—the subject of Mobilizing Science—Sequestrada stars Tim Blake Nelson and Gretchen Mol. The film opens November 15 at the Village East Cinema in New York, followed by a VOD Release on Tuesday, December 17.
Sequestrada follows Kamodjara and her father, Cristiano, members of the Arara, an Amazonian indigenous tribe. When they leave their reservation to protest a dam that will displace their people, Kamodjara is separated from her family and kidnapped by traffickers.
Roberto, an indigenous agency bureaucrat overseeing a report that could change everything, is under pressure to support the dam's construction. Thomas, an American investor in the dam, makes his way to Brazil to sway Roberto's opinion. The film tells the story of how these three lives intertwine against a backdrop of geopolitics and environmental disaster.
Sequestrada was shot on location in Brazil and is based on the real-life event of the construction of the Belo Monte Dam, which is displacing the Arara—who have lived along the Amazon River for countless generations. The film, which had its world premiere at the Beijing Film Festival last April, deftly incorporates the experiences of local non-professional actors to tell a gripping local story of global consequences.
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Sabrina had been doing research in Brazil for fifteen years and had made her first documentary about people displaced by large dams. She had received funding to go to the Amazon where the world's third largest dam was being built and contested by indigenous groups who were illegally affected. We mapped out a plot. Sabrina had worked with organizations contesting dams for a long time and we planned to meet with a few of them based near Belo Monte to find out more of what the past thirty years had been like, beginning with Sting protesting the dam and a Kayapo woman slashing a government official in 1984.
Then we left for Altamira, ourselves. The last plane to the Amazon was full of men. Sabrina and a flight attendant were the only women. The men were all workers going to the Belo Monte Dam. When it landed in Altamira and the doors opened, we felt the sauna of the Amazon.
Altamira is a small town where indigenous tribes visit to buy flip flops, t-shirts, and supermarket junk food. We approached a group that we learned were Arara. We spent about three days to see if they wanted to be on camera. Then the whole Arara tribe disappeared. They re-appeared with a huge bag of live turtles. They invited Sabrina to sit in the local indigenous housing and eat a turtle they had just cooked. Then they started to open up. We learned they have a system where a chief (cacique) decides everything, so we mainly tried to speak to him. He was a quiet, young man. Later, we found he had only been cacique for one year. There was another man with thick glasses, who had been watching us. We talked to him. It turned out that he had been the chief for many years before this young man.
When he decided we were not dangerous, he stopped being a quiet man. We created a character for him so he could speak about the Arara tribe and the Belo Monte dam. The last day of the shoot, he asked Soopum if he could try his hat. He wore Soopum's hat and was silent for long time, smiling. He seemed proud and happy. But it was Soopum's only hat and the Equator sun made Soopum's black hair so hot, that he really needed the hat. Sabrina didn't want to give up her hat, either. Soopum politely asked for the hat back. He and tribe members thanked us making this film. We hugged the Arara and parted ways.
Sabrina guided the storyline exploring how government corruption undergirded the illegal construction of massive infrastructure, damaging lives and releasing methane from the degradation of flora and fauna. Soopum added fictional plot lines with traditional film language under given location and situations. Together, they captured true moments with the actors when they were living normally. We wrote together based on footage and the tribe members writing with us such that each character's life and the fictional plot became interwoven. We constructed scenes with them, explaining where we thought the storyline was going and recording their reactions, modifying the plot with their perspectives and lines from their personal experiences.
With that approach, we fused real and imagined worlds in multiple layers, the real effects the dam has on climate change and the lives of indigenous people who live nearby, along with a narrative of imagined characters who reflect the stories of how Belo Monte came to be what it is today.
About Sabrina McCormick's book, Mobilizing Science:
Mobilizing Science theoretically and empirically explores the rise of a new kind of social movement—one that attempts to empower citizens through the use of expert scientific research. Sabrina McCormick advances theories of social movements, development, and science and technology studies by examining how these fields intersect in cases around the globe.
McCormick grounds her argument in two very different case studies: the anti-dam movement in Brazil and the environmental breast cancer prevention movement in the U.S. These, and many other cases, show that the scientization of society, where expert knowledge is inculcated in multiple institutions and lay people are marginalized, give rise to these new types of movements. While activists who consequently engage in science often instigate new methods that result in new findings and scientific tools, these movements still often fail due to superficial participatory institutions and tightly knit corporate/government relationships.
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The meaning of logo comes from Greek language which means imprint. So the logo is used by many institutes, organizations and sometimes by people too so that they can make their own recognition in public. The logo is the one that can describe how an institute or an organization works. Like an airplane, companies owns logos with airplanes made on them. And similarly, education boards or institutes have logos with books, pictures of students studying or may be sometimes teachers teaching in class.
So it becomes clear that logos are the one who is creating an image of the organization in minds of people. Therefore they need to be designed according to the working and type of commercial companies, institutes or organizations. Logo designing is an important task to be accomplished before you decide to start any business and never do the wrong deed by thinking that anyone can design a logo for you. Because explaining qualities and working on your work in a small logo which is the one creating an image in minds of others.
The logo designing should be done by keeping in mind following things-
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symbol on the logo or the picture in it should describe the work you do or
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the logo.
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designer you are hiring to make the logo for you should be a smart one. Because
sometimes experience fails and smartness wins.
4. Never prefer a logo which contains words. If you want to have something written on the logo, take care that wording should not increase by 4-5 words.
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are many benefits of a good logo designing and some of them are as follows-
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At 78 years old, Martin Scorsese is tackling one of his most ambitious film projects yet with "Killers of the Flower Moon." The filmmaker's follow-up to his 10-time Oscar nominee "The Irishman" and his first collaboration with Apple Films, "Flower Moon" brings Scorsese into the Western genre for the first time and reunites him with some of his most prolific actors and crafts collaborators (yes, of course Thelma Schoonmaker is editing).
"We are thrilled to finally start production on 'Killers of the Flower Moon' in Oklahoma," Scorsese said in a statement announcing the official start of production April 19, 2021. "To be able to tell this story on the land where these events took place is incredibly important and critical to allowing us to portray an accurate depiction of the time and people. We're grateful to Apple, the Oklahoma Film and Music Office and The Osage Nation, especially all our Osage consultants and cultural advisors, as we prepare for this shoot. We're excited to start working with our local cast and crew to bring this story to life on screen and immortalize a time in American history that should not be forgotten."
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Sam Concepcion Set to Fly as Peter Pan in Rep-Stages CollaborationBy Gibbs22manila @gibbscadiz
This September 29-October 30 at the Meralco Theater, teen star Sam Concepcion takes on the title role of Stages and Repertory Philippines' "Peter Pan."
"Peter Pan" marks Concepcion's theater comeback after starring in highly-successful shows like "NOAH," "High School Musical" and "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe."
This is the Asian premiere of this version of "Peter Pan," the spectacular musical by Stiles and Drewe and the late Willis Hall, that relives Sir James Barrie's timeless tale of the boy who never grew up.
"People tell me I am like Peter Pan because even if I am already 18, people perceive me still as that young boy who starred in that 'sinigang' mix commercial," says Concepcion. "I am thankful that I have been given this big opportunity to star in a grand production like 'Peter Pan.'"
Among his contemporaries, Concepcion may be the only one who can be considered a "triple threat," someone who can sing, act and dance exceptionally. This made him the early favorite and eventual winner in the ABS-CBN talent search "Little Big Star," the show that launched his career.
Aside from Concepcion, "Peter Pan" also stars Michael Williams as Captain Hook and ABS-CBN's rising star Tippy Dos Santos ("Idol," "Shoutout") as Wendy, with Cara Barredo as alternate.
"Peter Pan" also marks a milestone because it is the first time that Stages and Repertory Philippines are co-producing a show. The show will be directed by Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo and Jaime Del Mundo.
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Since I was a boy I have loved seeing different plots of rural land. One thing that has always fascinated me was how it seems everyone has a name for their land and what they call the various parts of their property.
Geography is the study of the earth and its inhabitants, and all of us learned world geography at some point in school. In the land business we also have some exposure to cartography, which is the study and making of maps. Toponymy is the scientific study of place names, and the meanings, origins, and uses of those names. I have been an amateur toponymist (without knowing what it is called) for many years.
As I mentioned, one of my favorite parts of visiting other people's properties is to see their place and hear the names associated with it. A big dairy farm in Marengo County, Alabama has a huge field named "Bluegrass" and a deer hideout called the "Hackberry Thicket." When I turkey hunted the place, they told me to go through Bluegrass, past the Hackberry thicket, cross the creek, and hold up inside the wood line. Those directions led my brother-in-law and me right to a strutting tom.
One of the seller's I am representing in Fayette County, Alabama has a farm where every food plot is named for an SEC football team. Some of the best hunting can be found in "Bama" or "the Swamp."
Last year I hunted at Foothills, a pay-to-hunt outfit, down in south Perry County, Alabama. They showed us a map of their 3,000+ acres of prime Black Belt agricultural land and started naming off potential sites for us to go the next morning. My brother-in-law, Chris, was assigned the "75 tripod" that hugged the south border of their sprawling operation. The roads through the property were marked with signs detailing the way to various stands. I loved riding by the hand-painted wooden signs as we passed each one. About 45 minutes after Chris and I settled into our spots, he took a nice 159" 11-point. I remember the name of his stand, but not mine.
We do the same thing on the family land where I live. If you come for a visit, you will see the "Triangle Field," the "Right-of-Way," the "Little Lake," the "Yellow Jacket Field," or "Perfection." Perfection is a one-acre food plot that was cut into the middle of the forest with a woodland mulcher. We have white oaks, red oaks, Japanese persimmon and pawpaw trees to provide food for the deer. We take extra measures when cultivating this plot to make sure all of the areas are planted and fertilized. I love this plot. It is always my first choice of a place to hunt. Even though we have a lock-on stand in a pretty good location, I will experiment with hanging my climber on various trees along the periphery. The very first time I hunted Perfection I saw six racked bucks feeding at once. That one event spawned a love affair with my favorite hunting spot.
Many of these places are named for past events which took place in that location. We have one place we call the "Yellow jacket Field." This was named for a fateful encounter our tractor operator had with a subterranean hive of yellow jackets. He was stung twenty-two times before he could escape their fury. He went home after the last one got him inside the nose. We felt that event justified naming the field in its memory.
Fine homes and plantations have long been bestowed with regal names that left an indelible impression on everyone that heard about or visited them. What images appear in your mind's eye when you hear Monticello, The Magnolia Plantation (Charleston), Mount Vernon, King Ranch, or even the Ponderosa? Naming property is not reserved for the wealthy or prestigious. Just down the road from my house is a beautiful home and acreage called "Repose." I can connect with that feeling of rest and relaxation associated with a great home place.
This past week I read that the ancient Greeks called the island of Cyprus "Makarios" which meant "Isle of Happiness." The word "makarios" carried such a strong connotation of happiness that it meant one never needed to leave the shores of the island because it contained everything he could ever want. That thought really resonated with me. In many respects when I am with my family and we are enjoying all that God has created in the outdoors, I often think "What more could you want?"
No doubt as you read this you are thinking about the names of some of the places you have hunted or that are on your land. If you have a favorite hunting spot or if you have named your property, please share the name and a brief story in the comment section below. Personally I would love to hear about some of the places that are special to our readers.
If you love your land, give it a name. Names of places are often a lot like the places themselves. They outlive their originators and connect many generations with the history of the place. Wherever your place and whatever the name, enjoy your time on the land.
Please take a second and share some of your names and places with other readers in the comment section below. I think our readers will enjoy hearing from others who share their passion for the land.
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Cabins and accommodation (9 cabins):
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Leisure equipment: canoe, water tube, water ski (60 EUR/h), wake board (60 EUR/h), SUP, snorkeling equipment, LCD, TV, WiFi, board games.
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June 6th – 12th 2022 (still have availability)
Take separate vacations together! For horseback riders traveling with non-riders, this "either/or" tour joins the historical and cultural expertise of author Nancy Marie Brown with the top-flight riding instruction and horsemanship of Hestaland's Guðmar Petursson. Bring your family to Iceland and follow your passion on Saga/Trail!
Saga/Trail guests can choose to ride with Guðmar and the Hestaland team both morning and afternoon, or to ride in the morning and go hiking and sightseeing with Nancy in the afternoon, or to not ride at all. All guests are invited on one half-day sightseeing trip, to include a dip at the luxurious hotspring and spa, Krauma.
While the riders enjoy personalized lessons and relaxing (or exciting!) trail rides with Guðmar, the hikers join Nancy to explore the scenes and sagas that have inspired her many books about Iceland's history and culture. Visit museums and saga sites. Discuss the medieval Icelandic Sagas and learn how Norse mythology has shaped popular culture. Explore volcanoes, hotsprings, waterfalls, glaciers, bird cliffs, and black beaches. Learn about the Viking woman who discovered America. Meet the Icelandic horse and learn why "a good horse has no color." Tour guests receive a reading packet of excerpts and an autographed copy of one of Nancy's books.
Limited to 12 guests. Book early to reserve your spot!
Price — $3,750 (airfare and travel insurance not included)
- Ground Transportation
- Accommodation based on double occupancy
- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (wine and beer is included)
- Expert Guides
- Horse rental
- Tack (saddle, bridle, helmet, saddlebag)
About Our Guides:
Nancy Marie Brown has studied the Icelandic Sagas and Norse mythology since 1978. She is the author of three nonfiction books on Iceland's history: Ivory Vikings, Song of the Vikings, and The Far Traveler; a young adult novel set in Viking Age Iceland, The Saga of Gudrid the Far-Traveler; and a memoir about buying horses in Iceland, A Good Horse Has No Color. She is also an editor of The Icelandic Horse Quarterly. Visit her online at nancymariebrown.com.
Guðmar Pétursson started riding at age 5. Soon after, he was winning competitions. Guðmar holds many Icelandic championship titles and has been very successful in competition in the U.S. as well. In 2001, he graduated with honors from Holar University, Iceland's premier equine college, from which he holds the highest degree possible below Master Trainer. A certified FT Competition Trainer and a B-level Instructor, Guðmar travels all across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, where his clinics are in great demand.
Testimonials from Hikers:
"Not too rugged, and you can opt out of the most strenuous walks and still have plenty to occupy you. It's not the typical tourist trip: the leader is an expert in sagas and Vikings, so there's a lot of history. You stay at a farm (horses! bunnies!), and mornings are for wandering around, reading, etc., and usually in the afternoon there's one historical/cultural visit and one natural wonder. Nancy Marie Brown is a wealth of information not only on the history but also on current Iceland."—Tracy, 2018
"Nancy, thank you so much for guiding the best trip I've ever been on. I miss the wide expanse, the green fields, and those mountains. And of course, the horses. I understand your love for this country and its history. It is a special place."—Sandy, 2017
"This was such an amazing place! 'Going to Iceland' has become the idea that soothes when life gets rough. I did not anticipate that the trip would resonate so much. I loved Nancy's books, but the trip was something amazing that turned out to be unexpectedly remarkable. It is surprising to me that it has made such a huge difference in my life."—Elisabeth, 2017
Arrival Day
9:30 MEET at pick-up point in Reykjavík
10-11 871+/-2 Settlement Museum or shopping at Ástund Tack Store
1 PM LUNCH at Hestaland
2 PM Riders: clinic begins
Hikers: walk in Eldborg Lava Field
7 PM DINNER at Hestaland
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9-noon Riders: lessons and trail rides
Hikers: reading/writing time or short nature walks on the farm
noon LUNCH at Hestaland
1-7 PM Riders: lessons and trail rides
Hikers: excursions to museums, saga sites, farms, and natural wonders in West Iceland (such as Thingvellir, Borgarnes, Reykholt, Surtshellir, Eiriksstaðir, Grábrók, Hvitá, and others)
7 PM DINNER at Hestaland
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9-7 Riders: All day trail ride
Hikers: All day tour of Snaefellsnes Peninsula
7 PM DINNER at Hestaland
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8-10 BREAKFAST at Hestaland
9-noon Riders: lessons and trail rides
Hikers: reading/writing time or short nature walks on the farm
noon LUNCH at Hestaland
1 PM All: Excursion to Hraunfossar Waterfall, Háafell Goat Farm, & Krauma spa
Departure Day
8-10 BREAKFAST at Hestaland
10 AM Leave Hestaland
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StageAcquired | Acquired
Latest Cape Coral Hospitalists News
Feb 14, 2019
Spectrum Medical Partners Continues Expanding Presence in Florida with Addition of Acute and Post-Acute Practice ORLANDO, FLORIDA – May 8, 2018 – Spectrum Medical Partners Inc. ("Spectrum"), a portfolio company of HealthEdge Investment Partners, LLC ("HealthEdge"), announced today that it is continuing its investment in the acute and post-acute market with the addition of Cape Coral Hospitalists Inc. ("Cape Coral"). Founded in 2006 by Dr. Mahadevan, Cape Coral is one of the largest private hospitalist groups in southwest Florida and the market leader in Ft. Myers. The Company's physicians provide patient care to the hospitals in the following settings: emergency room care, and long-term care facility staffing. Cape Coral utilizes over 60 practitioners in Ft. Myers and Naples area hospitals and multiple skilled nursing facilities. The investment is expected to add 145,000 encounters at 5 hospitals 18 skilled nursing home facilities. Cape Coral Hospitalists marks Spectrum's first add-on acquisition following HealthEdge's investment and partnership with Central Florida Inpatient Medicine (CFIM) in March 2017, which provided the Company with a foundation to continue building a leading hospitalist provider via acquisitions and organic expansion. "After 12 years since founding Cape Coral, I am thrilled to join the Spectrum platform. This new partnership will provide my practice with the financial, operational, and administrative support that will allow me to devote the majority of my time to patient care." said Dr. Mahadevan. Dr. Krishan Nagda, Spectrum's Chief Executive Officer commented, "Cape Coral is one of the first steps in accomplishing our long-term growth strategy to continue expanding our geographic presence and becoming a regional leader. We are excited to have Dr. Mahadevan join the team, he has built a business that aligns with the objectives and values of Spectrum, ensuring that we invest in quality improvements and provide outstanding care for our patients." HealthEdge Partner Scott Heberlein also remarked, "We are pleased to have Cape Coral join the Spectrum platform, and Dr. Mahadevan join the executive team. We plan to use this solid base in Southwest Florida to continue expanding up the West coast of the state." ABOUT SPECTRUM MEDICAL PARTNERS Spectrum Medical Partners is a leading provider in hospital medicine and post-acute services. The Company utilizes over 200 medical doctors and nurse practitioners serving patients in area hospitals in Central Florida and Tampa Bay Market and over 70 skilled nursing facilities and other post-acute settings. Spectrum Medical Partners' growth has been driven by its mission of being a leader in provider support to Value Based Care partners throughout the healthcare continuum. For more information on Spectrum, please visit www.spectrummedpartners.com. ABOUT HEALTHEDGE INVESTMENT PARTNERS HealthEdge Investment Partners, LLC is an operation-oriented private equity firm founded in 2005 that focuses exclusively on the healthcare industry. HealthEdge seeks to achieve superior returns by investing in businesses that benefit from the knowledge, experience, and network of relationships of its partners. HealthEdge's partners have more than 100 years of combined operating experience in healthcare as CEOs and investors. For more information on HealthEdge, visit www.healthedgepartners.com, or contact: Scott J. Heberlein, Partner, (813) 490-7106.
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I don't have any tattoos.
I always said that if I didn't have one by the age of thirty that I wouldn't get one and that ship has long sailed. Nothing of great significance happened to me before I was thirty that I wanted to memorialize with any permanence.
Since then, much has happened to change me and I've changed my mind. I would get a tattoo, but just haven't … yet.
My sisters (in-law) and a I discussed getting Sisters tattoos on our feet, which I would still love to do.
I'm a big fan of the tattoos on the back of your neck, though I don't think that's me. The best tattoo I ever saw was a lovely woman's grandmother's signature on the back of her neck. It was a beautiful tribute to her grandmother.
I've contemplated getting a similar one on the inside of my wrist, with my grandma's I Love You and her Xs and Os, that she sighed every letter she wrote me with.
Some may be surprised with my affinity for tattoos, but I've always liked them and am always curious about what they mean to the person who has them. The more personal, the better, in my opinion.
Who knows, maybe I'll get one someday. In the meantime, I'll continue to admire them on others and ask their story about why they got it. For now, that's good enough for me.


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Monday, 29 April 2013
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UV3+ Polarized Sunglasses
In addition to total UV protection, UV3+ Polarized sunglasses feature a light weight scratch resistant polarized lens that filters and reduces the reflected glare caused by the sun's harmful rays. Bounce back glare from water, snow, pavement, and car bodies is virtually eliminated. These features make UV3+ Polarized an essential element for driving, sailing, fishing or any outdoor activity.


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Photojournalist Jean-Pierre Laffont devoted his life to recording the most important world events for close to 55 years. He is not only a savvy photographer with a camera in his hand at all the right times but a businessman who founded the U.S. bureau of Gamma Agency with his wife. In 1973 he went on to cofound the Sygma Photo News Agency, again with his wife, Elaine Laffont.
The photos included here are a special selection from his book, Photographer's Paradise: Turbulent America 1960-1990. Laffont recorded the progress of LGBT life in America over a few decades with an insider's eye while not being an insider.
Paging through Photographer's Paradise is like watching a nation grow and crumble under its own weight. His images record the vast diversity of communities, societies, and often people on the fringes of those groups. Laffont's photojournalism becomes a historical record of the times.
Mr. Laffont will be speaking at the International Center of Photography on November 12, and will be presented by Pulitzer Prize winner, Michele McNally, the Director of Photography at The New York Times.
All images © Jean-Pierre Laffont, 2014. From Photographer's Paradise — published by Glitterati Incorporated www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com. Available on Amazon.com.
New York City, New York / Summer, 1967
The couple who had originally introduced me to an inside look at the life of working-girl transvestites strike a romantic pose on their fire escape.
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"UFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit" took place Saturday night inside Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Carlos Condit (Pictured) captured the interim welterweight crown by taking a highly controversial unanimous decision victory over Nick Diaz in the show's featured contest. Following the unfavorable verdict, a disgruntled Diaz threatened to retire from the sport of mixed martial arts.
Fabricio Werdum made a successful return to the big leagues by posting a lopsided decision over Roy Nelson in the night's co-main event.
Quick Results (Play-by-Play):
Preliminary Card:
Stephen Thompson Defeated Dan Stittgen via KO (Head Kick) at 4:13 in the 1stRound
Rafael Natal Defeated Michael Kuiper via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Matt Riddle Defeated Henry Martinez via Split Decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Matt Brown Defeated Chris Cope via TKO (Punches) at 1:19 in the 2ndRound
Edwin Figueroa Defeated Alex "Bruce Leeroy" Caceres via Split Decision (28-27, 27-28, 28-27)
Dustin Poirier Defeated Max Holloway via Submission (Triangle Armbar) at 3:23 in the 1stRound
Main Card:
Ed Herman Defeated Clifford Starks via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) at 1:43 in the 1stRound
Renan Barao Defeated Scott Jorgensen via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Josh Koscheck Defeated Mike Pierce via Split Decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Fabricio Werdum Defeated Roy Nelson via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Carlos Condit Defeated Nick Diaz via Unanimous Decision (48-47, 49-46, 49-46) (Condit captures interim UFC welterweight title)
Fight of the Night:
Roy Nelson, Fabricio Werdum ($65,000/each)
Submission of the Night:
Dustin Poirier ($65,000)
Knockout of the Night:
Stephen Thompson ($65,000)
Post-Fight Press Conference Notes:
According to UFC president Dana White, 10,040 fans packed the arena, garnering the company $2.3 million at the gate.
Diaz did not attend the presser.
White thought Condit won the fight, three rounds to two. Diaz took the opening two frames, while Condit swept the final three.
Per White, Diaz vs. Koscheck is possible if Mr. 209 doesn't actually retire.
White claimed a healthy Condit could defend his interim title before champion Georges St-Pierre returns.
Koscheck stated he's no longer affiliated with American Kickboxing Academy.
He's down to dance with Diaz.
White says verbal agreements are in place for Anderson Silva to defend his belt against Chael Sonnen this June in Brazil.
Condit will discuss with his coaches and management whether he'll fight again before GSP comes back.
Werdum was pointing to the mat during his fight to distract Nelson so he could kick him in the head.
Werdum wants to be included in the Brazil card.
Condit believed he clearly won, "I picked him apart."


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What does research say about testosterone boosters?
Men who are planning to boost their libido or improve their body have to think twice before starting to use testosterone supplements. Recent research suggests that using these alternatives is not advisable as they may not have ingredients like the traditional testosterone therapy. Most of the boosters in the market may not even have the vitamins and minerals. They are just in the market to be sold but they have nothing to do with the boosting of the levels of testosterone. Most of the people fear criticizing the components in these testosterone supplements. This makes it extremely hard to define what is actually real and what is not.
Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone. It enables male to be sexually active through sperm production. Other activities in the men's bodies are also enhanced by the testosterone. That is why there is masculine features such as the broad shoulders, hairy chest, Adam's apple, deep voice and bulging muscles. This happens until the age of 30 when certain changes start to come up. The testosterone levels start to go down at the age of 30 causing some changes. New signs and symptoms such as having erectile dysfunction and low libido start coming out. This is what makes a lot of men rush to the rescue of testosterone supplements in order to bring back the normal testosterone levels.
A study has been done and several articles have been published concerning testosterone boosters. They have different views but what stands out is that many men are rushing to use these boosters and the population is really increasing with time. Research suggests that zinc, fenugreek extract and vitamin B6 are the most essential components in these testosterone boosters. A lot of these supplements state that they are able increase people's sexual drive libido or build the muscle mass. This claim by most of the testosterone boosting supplements is not true. When a research was done, only less than 25% out of all of them had data to support their claims of being able to increasing the levels of testosterone. Most of them were also containing very higher doses than the preferred limit of vitamins and minerals.
There are also people who confuse these testosterone supplements with drugs. It is very important to note that testosterone supplements are not drugs. They are not made in order to treat, diagnose or prevent any kind of diseases. They are only intended to boost the testosterone levels in the body. It would be good for governments and organizations to add more measures and regulations around these testosterone boosters in order to protect consumers from taking what they should not. It is also important to educate people so that they are able to understand about these low testosterone levels and they take appropriate professional medications for them.
Nobody will ever escape from the impacts of growing old. The best way for men to overcome the low testosterone levels is by sharing this with your doctor or nutritionist.
Are modern men supposed to be taking testosterone boosters?
Commercials are really advertising the way testosterone supplements are helping men in the age bracket between 30-57 years. Men of above 30 years who are looking fit tell you how they had lost weight before and were no longer sexually active. They say that when they started using the testosterone supplements, they started feeling more like men. But the commercials do not talk about the negative impacts that the boosters cause on our bodies such as cardiovascular problems. They do not also talk about the way the supplements are risky when exposed to female partners, children or even our pets. Some of these boosters when exposed to women may cause:
- Menstrual interruptions
- Deepening of the voice
- Growth of hair on the skin
They can also lead to children having premature puberty and aggressive behaviors. If exposed to pets, they can also lead to aggression and enlargement of the genitals. The commercials term the side effects of these supplements to men as rare. The boosters may cause men to have the following problems:
- Breathing problems during sleep
- Low sperm production
- High risk of prostate cancer
- Change in the shape and size of the testicles.
If you have a problem of low testosterone levels, then you should not focus on the side effects but instead you should focus on how it will be of benefit to you. Combining them with the right diets and a good amount of exercise will be good for you. Also called hypogonadism, low testosterone levels are not a disease, they are just effects of getting to older age. Normal testosterone levels for a person may be low for another person, so they are not of the same levels in all people.
Having low testosterone levels is something inevitable. Older men mostly have testosterone levels below the normal levels of healthy young men. But sometimes low testosterone may also be a good outcome. This is actually true as there are men who intentionally go for prescriptions of drugs reduce their testosterone levels. Most of these men do this because they are being treated of prostate cancer and it is advisable to do it in this condition. Testosterone boosters are generally not bad for older men. However, they should be taken responsibly and with the prescription of a professional doctor or nutritionist so as to be of good impact to the body.


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According to conventional wisdom and more than a few quarterly reports:
- Ad budgets are tightening
- It's RIP good times for startups.
- Marketers are too nervous to spend on experimental social media
- And anybody counting on the Detroit automakers better find a new line of work.
So how, exactly, did Buddy Media, which builds branded widgets, grow its revenues 138% during a quarter in which one of its more notable clients was the famously failing General Motors? Founder Mike Lazerow tells us the company's reached seven-figure monthly revenues.
For starters, Buddy Media is a startup and a move from near zero revenues to anything larger will look like a gigantic jump on a percentage basis.
But beyond that, Lazerow says Buddy Media's main trick is that it sells its branded widgets with a simple "performance marketing" metric: Marketers typically pay $1 each time a user signs up to use their widget.
Want a branded widget with 100,000 users? That'll cost $100,000 -- or about as much as it costs to buy 10 million impressions at a $10 CPM or 2.5 inches on the front page of the Sunday Times.
The pitch jibes with what we're hearing from marketers who know there's a huge audience in social media, but don't want to waste money for uncertain returns. For them, the $1-per-1 user is simple and attractive.
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I'm pleased to officially announce a partnership between CrowdMed and a leading global biotech focused on rare diseases and specialty conditions, Shire, who will soon be piloting access to our platform to its thousands of US employees and covered dependents. This marks the first time that a major self-insured employer has elected to offer CrowdMed […]Read More
Author: Jared Heyman
Jared Heyman is the founder and CEO of CrowdMed, a healthcare startup focused on crowdsourced medical diagnosis and aiding doctors. The company is backed by top Silicon Valley venture capital firms including NEA, Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, SV Angel, Khosla Ventures & Y Combinator. The idea behind CrowdMed came from Heyman's personal experience seeing his younger sister endure a serious medical mystery that spanned more than three years, dozens of doctors and specialists, and over $100,000 in medical expenses before the condition (a rare genetic disorder) was finally diagnosed and she could receive treatment. Combining prediction market technologies and crowdsourcing, CrowdMed has developed to help people like Jared's sister get the medical answers they need. Heyman was formerly a consultant at Bain & Company, graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Texas at Austin with majors in Business Honors and Marketing, was featured on the cover of Inc. magazine in November 2011, and has also served as a guest lecturer at several major universities.
We are delighted to announce a partnership and API integration with drchrono, an electronic medical records platform focusing on iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and web. By combining our technologies, we are making crowdsourced medical suggestions easily accessible to doctors and patients across the US. Thanks to our new API integration with drchrono, our technology is […]Read More
"My son feels like an old man. He suffers from constant, debilitating fatigue, painful body aches… he feels like he's dying." Those are the words of a desperate mother. Her son Joseph had always been an active and athletic child, but starting at the age of 12, his health began to deteriorate inexplicably. Over the […]Read More


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Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Bad Book Covers
At work I had this idea for a Book Tree for Xmas.
I mean it's a library
and we have a christmas tree so shouldn't it be a decorated with tiny
books? So I made tonnes of little books to hang on it.
It looks really
pretty. (Photos will be shown eventually).
Anyway, this project sent me
scouring the internet for book covers. I went through hundreds and
printed out some bad, and some good, to go on the decorations. I got
really into the bad covers though. Man! there are so many websites with
bad book covers and, rightfully so, because some of them are downright
hilarious. So here are some examples to hopefully make you laugh.
A baby for Grace? God no. Please no.
Xavier Hollander moved on from the "Happy Hooker" with this intriguing
book "Yours Fatally". No the sax is not supposed to be phallic. She's just having a
great ol' time.
Sartre's "Intimacy" cover (below) isn't that funny but i do love the old 70's
covers cause they remind me a of being a little kid and illicitily sneaking my
mother's books from her den and then reading them under the covers. I do
wonder though, looking at this cover, if she isn't just getting a bit too
intimate with her hands?
Devil rock book is amazing... and apparently the devil and one's love
of rock ARE connected.
I must say, as work projects go, this one was damn fun. Next year I am
going to advance the craft to be more professional looking and 1. get
them printed out in colour, 2. put them on real little books not my hand
made version, and 3. put them inside clear glass balls so they look more
delicate and protected and pristine. The Osbourne Collection (TPL)had this marvelous
travelling collection of miniature books which was beautiful. I would be
very happy to have some of those little guys. Not for decorations. For
pure enjoyment. Because tiny things are nice.
It's great to see how much people appreciate a well put
together tree. I have gotten a few comments about being a great
designer... and people said they liked that the covers aren't all serious
books. Hey, some of those old pulp covers are amazing. In fact, when one
of the librarians wanted some Margaret Atwood covers, I cringed (and
nearly cried... hello? it's my design scheme and Atwood makes me want to
wretch). But apparently, I have to accept suggestions from staff, as it is
supposed to be representative of what all of us are reading. Okay
done. Begrudgingly, but done. (Nabokov said the best literature is always
and only poetic and Not political... can someone tell margie that? Nabokov:
"style and structure are the essence of a book; great ideas are
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Giant Marionettes!
Thank you Paris.
Residents of Nantes, France woke to a space capsule crashed into a smoking pile of rubble in the central square of the city. Later that day, a giant animatronic elephant and entourage of the Sultan paraded into town to visit the mayor.Then, on saturday, the capsule opened to reveal a giant animatronic girl who walked through the streets, mischievously sewed a row of parked cars to the street with a shipping Hauser rope, rode a scooter, and even asked that the crowd give her some privacy while she used the toilet.This play went on all day -- the Giant and elephant slept curled together in a park -- for an entire weekend. People were completely involved in this fantasy, and you can only imagine the effect it has on the imaginations and passions of children.
Here's the link to more info.marionettes
Strangers cross the street
with the authority of sunlight
on their backs.
The sky is so open
to making people
and things beautiful again.
Copyright 2004
Catherine Moran
This is a poem I wrote.
It was previously published in Taint Magazine.
Monday, November 28, 2005
winter berries
Party photos continued
End of the night party tables continued...
Party number 1
I enjoy taking pictures of tables at people's houses at the end of the night, after the parties are winding down. This was a great weekend for parties. One on Friday and two on Saturday. These are the two saturday night parties. I am so lucky to have nice places to go - see party number 1 and different underground nice places, see party number 2, -- (cavernous warehouse), but both were very cool and fun... at party number 2 the booze all ran out and people dispersed around 4-5am. At party number 1 I don't think the booze was all drunk up. They might still have some for a Sunday hair of the dog. Happy Birthday Tashy! and Farewell to the fabulous line of fashions "Damzels in This Dress".
Friday, November 25, 2005
Wintery Winter Wonderland
Last night I ran home from work like a little kid. It was super fun. I felt all charged and bionic. As I ran, I remembered why I loved Spiderman so much. That feeling of just suddenly being able to lift up and swing from lamp post to roof top and take off. I felt, last night, I might just be able to do that...
As I past the huddled masses crushed in the bus shelters I felt even more powerful. What's a little cold wind and snow? Make the best of it and run home instead of waiting and waiting for broken down old streetcars that never come. As I ran, I warmed up, and didn't feel the cold at all. My iPod blasted Missy Eliot which helped pump my energy level up, as well.
Sometimes life is so wonderful and simply beautiful. Snow covers everything lightly, delicately, like a touch. It collects on the sides of buildings, in their crooks and moldings, as if to protect them. as if to highlight their details.
When I got home I got all warm wrapped up in my blue wool blanket and watched the "L Word" with the blinds drawn open so I could watch the snow blizzard outside. I love that feeling, all cozy and snug inside, watching the tumult and cold of outside.
The change of seasons is starting to become okay by me.
The New York Times Book Review Rocks!
So one of the Greatest things about my job (besides dealing with wackos) is that I get paid time to read the New York Times Book Review every week. I absolutely love it. Their year end list of the 100 most Notable Novels of the year is out now - so go have a look! And take advantage of the First Chapters section where you can read the first Chapters of some amazing books that they are currently, or have recently reviewed. I have found so many outstanding books this way and I often recommend it when people are looking for new authors to read.
There was a great article in the last edition (November 13th) about Garrison Keillor's book "Good Poems" and it's sequel, pathetically entitled; "Good Poems for Hard Times". I love the way it brought out the death-wrath-venon-hate in the reviewer August Kleinzahler from Poetry magazine. The reviewer here, David Orr, says that the obvious problem is that the title
"proposes that "the meaning of poetry is to give courage." That is not the meaning of poetry; that is the meaning of Scotch. The meaning of poetry is poetry."
I could read debates about the meaning of poetry all day! Good stuff guys!
Thanks to all them over there at NYTBR all for making my day so much better so many times.
Thursday, November 24, 2005
Pre-Socratics Go! Go! Go!
...finally in my library career, someone asks me about the Pre-Socratics. So exciting! ... and yet she looked blankly back at me, like I was a loser, when I got 'expressive' about just how "awesome" her project was going to be. I tried to "cool it up" by saying cool teen things like "you'll dig these guys", I only narrowly avoided saying - " these guys rock".
So then i got images of myself as the cool philosophy prof., sitting on the table, legs crossed, upper body leaning forward in that inviting - -"hey kids, let's rap"-way - "let's talk philosophy"-" i'm one of you" ... oh no, came close... I think visions of a future like that made me give up philosophy...and meeting a few too many ego-inflated Harvard wanker jerks.
Back to the story at hand....
She, instead, demanded I find her only one book that covered Hippocrates, Socrates and Pythagoras. I started to explain how we didn't have just one in and how it's not appropriate to leave all the research to the day before (especially with such cool dudes as these) and, that in fact, Pythagoras was a pre-socratic - oh yeah... girls in grade five LOVE hearing words like "Pre-Socratic" from semi-hip grinning Librarians. She looked like she was going to flee instantly. She demanded again that i get one book on all three. I started to explain the lovely, fascinating nuisances of the pre-socratic era, best being that all sciences were one, and all knowledge was one, everything was to be learned in concert with everything else. The whole, the beautiful unity. These, the earliest philosophers believed that the basic principles of everything were material, but they often disagreed over their number and form. Thales, who originated this kind of philosophy, said it is water. Heraclitus said that everything is continually changing and, comparing existence to a river, claims that one can never step into the same river twice.
Parmenides claims that only one thing exists--the existent and nothing more. Oh and talking of Tiny - Democritus is the best cause he loves tiny things! He's all about the everything is made up of tiny things like atoms that thats the important stuff that counts.
Apparently I should be writing one of those philosophy for Idiots books.
I particularly liked Anaxagoras, - according to him everything that is or will be is arranged by nous (mind)... including the rotating of the stars, the sun, the moon, and the air and the aether, which are continually being separated off because of this rotation. Democritus held that the material elements are the full (atoms) and the empty (the void), and called them being and non-being respectively. In fact, the concept of the big bang was so eloquently discussed by the pre-socratics, as it was based on the concept that everything had to in some sense come together before it could explode apart. Unity being a strong influence.
There is so much great stuff to get into... I implored! Alas I was met with the same bored expression.
"Ya, do you have ONE book that says all that stuff?"
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Our very own annoying Gap Ad
My Brother has a lovely new photography studio in the Junction.
We make fake Gap ads for fun. Such as above. That's Mathew and I and our friends Paul and Tracey.
We do serious work there as well.
It's so great to have as a resource.
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
My Mom is The Best
Thanks mom.
I read all your tiny things blog. I was touched. I loved the whole thing, the words and the photos. I loved that you feel so deeply, happiness and joy in little things and natural things; and sadness. I wished I could give your happiness all wrapped up in a box so you could always have it. But maybe all any of us can expect is that we can experience a range of emotions. And you have the ability to write about it and share it. Hope you're feeling better.
Love, Mom.
Saturday, November 19, 2005
More Elektro! Smoking Pictures Too!
Elektro and his pet dog Sparko!
This Robot was made in 1937 for the World's Fair. His name is Elektro. I saw a show about him and it was very funny. His insides consist of little motors that make his arms move up and down and his head nod. He does little else.
Oh but he smokes! Seriously, he is a smoking robot.
Xoch and Xedar
This is me with my best friend Xochitl and her daughter Xedar.
Xedar is very busy painting my crocheted tea cosey.
Yes I have some things that old ladies have.
Friday, November 18, 2005
Goodwill Face Off
Parkdale stories continued....
Besides Parkdale library stories, Goodwill store experiences bring home the real meaning of Parkdale to me. What comes to mind? Most recently, a quadriplegic woman in a motorized wheelchair who is a regular, (as am I ), at the Goodwill at Queen and Roncesvalles. She sometimes asks me to try on clothes for her, because she physically cannot. At first, I was friendly and obliging with this task, but then she started insulting me. Saying things like "Oh you aren't a size 6 at all!... you are a lot bigger...fatter" or " If I had your complextion I wouldn't wear such a terrible colour". Okay Thanks. Needless to say, it's hard to help someone who calls you fat. Apparently, everyone there knows her because people absolutely won't move for her when she wheels around the store. They stare back blankly when she commands "Move Aside!", then look away. I said to my mom, the last time this happened: "this has got to be the only place in Toronto people won't move for someone in a wheel chair".
The other day, I watched her slowly, methodically smash her way through the crowd to position herself in a corner, watching disapprovingly as others tried on old mothball coats, and fingered fondue sets unboxed and put on display, first time since 1972. As I made my way through the dresses, I felt an arm smash into my back, I thought to myself: "Isn't that the way here, the second you find a semi-clear space to look at stuff, someone comes smashing right into you?" It's usually crowded and crowded with crazy or needy people who apparently, like a lot of "contact" and "interaction".
It was a blind man who was now coming at me full force, right through the dresses! Dresses were literally flopping him on the head, one by one, as he clumsily steared on through. I thought about offering to help him but then remembered the last time I'd done that and nearly got the man run over. He started to bellow:
"Excuse Me" as he felt his cane hit me.
"Sure, go ahead" I said.
He makes his way past me and is headed straight for her! Head on collision! She is completely blocking his way with her giant motorized wheelchair. Dressers on one side box him in, and the display case on the other make passing no simple feat for even a sighted fellow. They begin to wrestle. She knows he's blind. But now it's the fight of the disabled. She is clearly very used to being the *most* disabled in the room.
"Please let me pass" he says.
"I can't see how" she barks back angrily.
"Well I guess I can climb over you then... " he says, meekly.
I am not the only one watching. The entire line-up is watching. Some giant fur-laden fat woman yells:
"Let him pass, he's blind" .
Wheelchair lady slowly turns on her master controls and moves for him but she's not going to let him get by that easy.
"Next time look where you're going" she barks.
Apparently, she still hasn't grasped the bare facts of the situation, or doesn't care, or knowingly wants to insult him.
He leaves, his gait lowly and defeated.
We all feel bad.
You are Beautiful
No metaphor required for horror in alley
I saw the men and their door as I was about to post letters and bills in the corner mailbox. Yes, I pay my bills the old-fashioned way. Yes, I still write letters. And yes, the red Canada Post box is covered with graffiti. To hell with metaphor, here is an irony: The letters I write are posted in a box covered with illegible writing.But there was something new on the box this morning; a short simple sentence, written in block letters with a glitter marker, delightfully easy to read: You are beautiful.
I, of course, am not. Still, the message made me smile and that might have been the intent of the writer. I was grateful for this, because I live in a neighbourhood that seems increasingly distant from beauty.
Someone dumped the naked, bloated torso of a woman in an alley not so very far from my place the other night. She must have been beautiful once; someone would have thought her so. She was not beautiful when she was found. An inference: if she was bloated, she died some days ago. An inference: whoever disposed of her arms, legs and head did not have the stomach to finish the job. A final inference: whoever did this panicked. She was found in a blind alley. No need to search for metaphors now.
What went wrong? Who did this? How do we explain it to the kids?
Well, dear, sometimes the bad people kill the nice people and then they cut them up and throw them away.
How does a child deal with that? How do I?A couple of years ago, one man stabbed another in a rooming house down the block. Both the man who bled to death and the man who used the knife had psychiatric histories. The rooming house is some sort of "facility" where residents get some sort of "care." I can't walk past that house without a shiver. That's how I deal with such things. I shiver, and I keep on walking.
There was a fire in the neighbourhood recently. You must have seen the pictures in the papers. A bakery and a dollar store burned down on Queen near Jameson. A bit of luck: Fire Hall 15 is close by, so the pumper trucks were on the scene right away. Another bit of luck: there were no apartments on top of the dollar store or the bakery. The fire did not spread, and that had nothing to do with luck and everything to do with the skill of the crew from the local fire hall. I walked past the charred remains the morning after the fire. The woman who ran the dollar store was standing on the sidewalk in shock. She had no insurance. She didn't want to talk to me or anyone else. All her stock, up in smoke. She muttered that she wasn't sure what she was going to do now, or if she would start again. Most of us are not sure what we are going to do at the best of times. Most of us have not suffered those kinds of losses.Some of the buildings on this part of the street were once beautiful, although you have to stand back and squint to see the beauty. Now, the block looks like a crazed grin with two teeth missing. Burnt buildings, dead bodies and two men with an aluminum door that opens into infinity.
Oh, my poor dear Parkdale.
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Thursday, November 17, 2005
Nice Old sign...
A friend has a great website and Blog about Parkdale. You can visit it at www.parkdale.tv
I guess the thing about Parkdale is it's been a troubled neighbourhood for a long time. I've lived here more than 5 years, I worked at Parkdale library all this past summer and, if living right near there hadn't made me grow accustommed to the neighbourhood, working there certainly did.
I saw things there and dealt with things that I never thought were even possible in a library... a few examples... amputated legs abandoned, washroom orgies, crack pipes in the lost and found, numerous complaints about shit on the ceiling, and that doesn't even start to cover the Reference questions one gets asked. I have never dealt with people who have lost family members to violence before... but now I have. I guess it made me understand why my mother got into social work. There is an amazing amount of satisfaction gained from really helping people.
to be continued....
Torso found in Parkdale Alleyway
...So they found a toroso across the street. Not what you want to hear in your neighbourhood. I know Parkdale is bad. But it never seemed *BAD* Bad. It seemed kind of silly bad... like the drunks on their couch behind the library... with their t.v. set up, as if it was their very own living room. Lounging about on the hot ashpault, drinking crisp blue aqua velva like it was refreshing and thirst quenching. Shirtless and bellowing... that's the Parkdale I've come to know ... and sometimes love. But murder and dismemberment... that's another story.
We have to talk to the police. they are going door to door and looking in people's fridges.
I am scared when I open my door at night.
Friday, November 11, 2005
Fall fair kiss
Through a window.
Halloween Gourmet
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
closet drinkers everywhere.
the lady in front of me in the bank line-up
stinks of booze and gum,
she turns to talk to me
doing drunky whispery voice
..."the service here stinks..."
i turn to avoid the smell.
do they think no one notices?
no one smells it?
...at the library drunks come in all the time. 9 a.m. wasted, slurring words, insulting us... raging and ranting. "Hello???? You're drunk ! I'm not. I'm at work".
... the other day one ol' Irish red-faced Large drunky-stumbly man went on a tirade about a "n-gger" who wouldn't move his legs to let ol' whitey pass and he raged on yelling and spitting and coughing. as he left one of the staff said something like...: "it'd be better if you came to us first before starting these altercations", and i said "and better if he just wasn't drunk". they all looked at me surprised. how dare i say that about a "customer". how dare i speak the truth. the truth is we shouldn't have to be talked to like shit by folks who can't hold a job because they can't Not drink.
drunks at the canadian tire buying hammers, drunks at the macdonalds buying big Macs. Did you know they are everywhere?
Friday, November 04, 2005
Talented comic book artist killed
I remember reading one of his first published pieces in a compilation comic book my brother published called Hogtown.
You can see some of his work here:
It is so God damned tragic that he was killed that way, by a truck while cycling home to have Halloween with his wife and two small children. His drawings are so beautiful and delicate. He had awesome respect for nature and captured each of it's elements beautifully. He will be sadly missed.
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Ron Sexsmith... library-going Rock star
Silly Sting.
sleep box
passed a box spring the size of two
human bodies
boxes on which we put ourselves
at night
become dreamers
for awhile.


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