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Custom Furniture Suppliers Zone - International Hall 14.1
● Concept - Following increasing consumer demand in recent years, the customized and "non-standardized" furniture industry has taken on an important development. As custom cabinetry gains traction, manufacturers are also embracing the concept of whole house customization as an emerging trend. While customized furniture satisfy individual needs of consumers, they also allow flexible automated production, which means manufacturing in small batches.
To comprehensively reflect the challenges and opportunities brought about by customization trends in the furniture industry, especially in China, this zone has been established to highlight those existing as well as new exhibitors at interzum guangzhou to the related industries.
● Who is qualified to exhibit at this Zone - Existing & new exhibitors who supply their products (accessories) to custom-made home living manufacturers, interior designers and furniture manufacturers. This Zone will feature hardware accessories, panels, edge banding, worktops, furniture surfaces, etc.
● Who will be invited to visit - Custom-made home living furniture manufacturers and interior designers to source from selected high quality hardware accessories and panel brands.
● Dedicated marketing campaign - Personalized invitation, pre-event press conference, telemarketing, direct mailing & e-mail blasting to promote and invite target visitors to the zone.
● Attraction of CFS Zone
1) Latest Product & Technology Showcase for custom-made home living furniture industry;
2) CFS ZONE Networking Happy Hour;
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● Location of CFS Zone - CFS ZONE located at the right corner of Hall 14.1, connecting to Hall 15.1.
Exhibitor list of the Custom Furniture Suppliers Zone will be released later.
20 PLUS 20 Annual List - interzum guangzhou Outstanding Furniture Accessories
Initiated by interzum guangzhou, the "20 Plus 20 Annual List - interzum guangzhou Outstanding Furniture Accessories" is officially calling for submissions for 2018. Activities will revolve around furniture manufacturing, with the selection of the top 20 furniture accessories suppliers. Each company will nominate one of their products to be compiled into the most influential and innovative furniture accessories list for 2017-2018. "20 Plus 20" is poised to lead the trend in furniture design and strengthen the backbone of the furniture production industry.
"20 Plus 20 Annual List" is an initiative by the event organizers to promote innovative design following the successful launch of the feature zone entitled "Unveiling - The Mysteries of Furniture Production" at the last interzum guangzhou.
Nominees will be announced before CIFM / interzum guangzhou 2018, and products will be showcased during the event. "20 Plus 20 Annual List" is only open to exhibitors, please contact us to participate.
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China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou
China Foreign Trade Centre
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Space only (min. 18 sqm):
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Space with standard shell scheme (min. 9 sqm):
EUR 300 or RMB 2,350 / sqm
Space with premium shell scheme (min. 18 sqm):
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Co-exhibitor fee:
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Basic catalogue entry fee:
EUR 150 or RMB 1,100 / exhibitor
CIFM / interzum guangzhou
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Sienna Miller's romance with American actor Balthazar Getty looks like it's on the rocks with the news that the 26-year-old actress has moved back to London.
The Daily Mail reports that the couple have had numerous rows with Miller convinced that Getty is set to return to his wife and four children, while the reformed millionaire drug addict is unhappy with the English actress' party lifestyle.
Miller courted controversy this summer after being snapped frolicking semi-naked on a yacht off the Amalfi coast with the married star of Brothers and Sisters. The Daily Hate reports that the star of Factory Girl is unhappy over Getty's failure to commit to their relationship, but she probably should have figured that one out when he left his wife for her a few months back. Meow!!


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Pittsfield Figure Skating Club would like to welcome our returning members, new skaters, families and friends. Our season begins in early October and runs through mid March concluding with our annual Fantasy On Ice Show. Our skating rink is located in the Pittsfield Boys and Girls Club on 16 Melville St. in Downtown
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The Coalition for Change (CFC) is an independent grassroots political action group that supports progressive candidates for office such as Barack Obama for President.
The CFC is not authorized by any candidate campaign or any political party and acts independently of them.
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We all have an in-built default mechanism to be 'liked' by others. This is such a compelling need that most people want to be accepted and liked by everyone. And I mean by everyone. It doesn't matter how much most people harp on about not caring what others think, deep down they do.
We all do.
But there comes a time when you have to let go of some people in your life…and this includes people on your social media channels too in my opinion.
Why, if a 'friend' never ever gives you the time of day when you are putting energy into them, should you even bother? The answer is of course, you shouldn't.
Recently, somebody messaged me and asked me how I could help them to "Get somebody to like them".
They went on to say that they used to be quite close but now they felt their 'friend' was simply ignoring them and that their friendship was all one-sided on their part.
Now I didn't answer this in 'coach mode' as it wasn't a coaching session. But I told them if they really felt this way and the other person was truly ignoring them, why didn't they just let them go?
Sometimes we outgrow our friends and at other times they outgrow us. It doesn't necessarily mean they don't like us or that we don't like them; its just that we move on in life.
Sometimes in life, our ships start sailing in different directions and we lose sight of each other as they, and us, seek new horizons
I have experienced this many times in my life. I have had what I once called good friends, just cut me out of their life altogether. I have even had some verbally and violently attack me and say some vile, nasty lies about me.
I don't despise or hate those people who no longer contact me, or me them. In fact, I have some great memories with some of them and some magical experiences that helped shaped me into who I am now.
Recently, I culled over 500 'friends' off my personal Facebook page. I couldn't see any purpose in having them on my friends list. I don't need to be seen as someone who has "5,000 friends".
How people treat you is their path in life; their choice. How you respond to that is the path you walk.
But now we just don't share common goals or interests. The ones that attacked me I simply sent them a silent 'Bless you', cut them out of my life and moved on. I certainly did not try and 'Get them to like me'. What a waste of energy and time that would be. I have more pressing issues than giving such things any thinking time.
So if you are going through something similar, try not to take it too personally. Accept that they may well have moved on or have different interests now. Treasure any great memories you have of them.
Is there anything they helped you learn whilst you were friends with them? Or anything they learned from you?
Maybe your answer lies there.
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Leftover ricotta cheese means MORE ITALIAN FOOD..... Yes! Last weekend I made a very tasty Vegetable Lasagna which left me with some leftover ricotta cheese, pasta sauce and fresh thyme. We don't waste ingredients in our house, so this weekend I decided to make another Italian favorite, Stuffed Shells. This is a traditional pasta dish where a cheesy mixture is literally 'stuffed' into jumbo shell-shaped pasta then baked in the oven until the filling is bubbly and warm. The shell filling can be anything from just cheese to a cheese, vegetable, and meat combination. I used Pinterest.com to find a recipe, then (of course) I changed a bunch of the ingredients and directions to make it my very own stuffed shell creation.
I have become a big fan of 'hot' Italian sausage recently... my boyfriend makes a crazy-delicious creamy, spicy and super indulgent pasta dish with it. I really do need to try to create a lighter version of the recipe he uses and share it sometime. Anyway, I wanted to create that same flavor profile so I used hot sausage for the filling of my stuffed shells. If you don't like spicy foods... you can just use regular Italian sausage in this recipe too.
These Stuffed Shells with Sausage, Mushrooms, and Spinach turned out pretty gosh-darn AMAZING! The spiciness of the hot sausage really cuts through the creaminess of the cheeses in this dish; it's exactly the flavor I wanted to create. The mushrooms and spinach add an earthiness and heartiness to the filling, plus they add a nice serving of veggies! Cheesy, meaty, spicy and flavorful.... this is great one-dish, Italian comfort food.
I thought a 9x13 pan full of these delicious stuffed shells would last for dinner all week... yeah, right! This dish is so good we kept going back for more, we ate about half the pan last night!
Stuffed Shells with Sausage, Mushrooms and Spinach
based on a recipe from foxnews.com
9x13 inch pan, 4-6 servings
1 box (12 oz.) jumbo pasta shells
1 pound (16 oz.) ground hot Italian pork sausage
2 teaspoons minced garlic
1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme, finely chopped
1 (10oz) bag baby spinach
8 oz. mushrooms, chopped
1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
1 cup part-skim ricotta cheese
1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese, divided
2/3 cup shredded Parmesan cheese, divided
1 cup tomato pasta sauce
Salt and pepper, to taste
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 9x13 inch glass baking dish with non-stick cooking spray. Spread ½ cup of the tomato pasta sauce evenly on the bottom of the dish.
Boil pasta shells according to the package directions. Once cooked, drain and add to a large bowl of ice water until ready to be stuffed.
To make the filling, heat a large skillet over medium heat. Once hot, add the hot pork sausage to the pan and use a wooden spoon to break the sausage apart. Cook the sausage until browned. Place the cooked sausage on paper towels (to drain excess fat), reserving some of the sausage grease in the skillet.
Return skillet to burner, then add chopped mushrooms to the reserved sausage grease. Add minced garlic and thyme, and salt and pepper to taste. Sautee over medium heat a few minutes until mushrooms are cooked. Add spinach and crushed red pepper to the mushrooms. Cook about 2 minutes longer, just long enough to wilt the spinach and combine ingredients.
Empty skillet contents onto paper towels to drain excess moisture out of the mushroom-spinach mixture. Let cool for a few minutes, then squeeze paper towels to ensure liquid has been removed.
In a large bowl, place cooked sausage and mushroom-spinach mixture; then add ricotta cheese, 1 cup mozzarella cheese, and 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese. Stir well to combine ingredients; taste for seasoning. Salt and pepper if needed.
Use a spoon to fill each pasta shell. Place stuffed shells in prepared baking dish. Top shells with remaining ½ cup pasta sauce, then sprinkle ½ cup mozzarella cheese and 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese.
Bake uncovered in the oven for 25–30 minutes or until the cheese has melted and the tips of the shells begin to crisp and brown. Remove shells from the oven and serve.
You really can't go wrong with the combination of pasta, sauce, cheese, veggies and meat. This recipe will be a comfort food go-to!
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"I have personally worked with Suzi to help me with the design of the entire interior of my home; as well as, some remodeling of a bathroom and laundry/powder room. This was not a quick and dirty job; and I could not have gotten the results without Suzi. She helped me with ways to envision the rooms I wanted to have and also connected me with resources in creating those rooms. In particular, she was amazing with paint. Picking paint colors for my walls was pretty much the worst thing I could think of at the time and I was so fearful that the colors I liked would make my walls look like a circus; but Suzi helped me keep focus and she connected all the colors I liked so that the flow from one room to the next was flawless. She was inventive, reliable and resourceful throughout the whole process and was so helpful on a personal level, as well. And what is especially great is that handholding through the rough patches when something doesn't go as planned is not outside her job description. I would highly recommend Suzi to anyone who needs assistance creating their "home vision" whether it be in planning or execution."
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Amish Valley Collection
The Amish Heritage Mission Bench with Optional Baskets adds that special shelf and storage combination you are looking for to your entryway or foyer display. Take a seat to change shoes and gather your outdoor clothing. Three woven baskets line the base of the bench, with room for scarves, hats or slippers. A long shelf provides a great spot to tuck away small bags, books and more! Consider the Heritage Mission Bench for a children's bedroom or playroom. The baskets can hold crafts, books and toys while the shelf can tuck shoes up and out of the way.
This mission furniture offers a basic design that shows off your solid wood selection beautifully. A mission bench provides a design that will remain popular throughout the years and the exceptional Amish construction ensures a durability you can count on. With a slanting design that takes great shape in any room, this solid wood bench offers a versatile style.
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The challenge of designing and implementing computer-based learning environments is to incorporate into them teaching features: the capacity to recognize and capture relevant events from observing the learner activity, the ability to understand the learning needs and then to provide the adequate feedback in the most adapted form. This challenge is even more demanding when the knowledge at stake cannot be fully accessible with explicit representations but has to be materialised by means of simulations and shared within an apprenticeship approach. What means "relevant event", "learning needs" and "adequate feedback" are epistemological questions which cannot be answered only in technical terms. This talk will present concepts from the theory of didactical situations and a modelling approach knowledge centered which can ground the search for responses. Concrete examples from mathematics and surgery will be used to provide an intuition of the generic value of the proposed framework.
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Saturday , February 10, 2018 - 10:00 PM
September 22, 1975 ~ February 7, 2018
James Dustin Brinkerhoff, born on September 22, 1975, left this life to soon on February 7, 2018. He was a wonderful father, son and brother. He always made everyone laugh and loved to tease. He was an avid outdoorsman; loved fishing, riding motorcycles and four wheelers, camping and playing fluffy bunny. He loved extreme speed and enjoyed all aspects of life. He especially loved his wife, son and his dad. We look forward to a happy reunion after this life.
He leaves behind his wife, Georgene Doxstader Brinkerhoff; his son, James Daxton Brinkerhoff; his daughter, Brittania Doxstader; his parents, James and Delilah Brinkerhoff; his sisters: Jessaca (David) Olsen of North Carolina; Aprihl Shapiro, Roxanne (Thomas) Roybal, Evie Brinkerhoff and Malynda (Ed) Schindler of Colorado; as well as many nieces and nephews.
Dustin was preceded in death by his grandparents; and his brother and best friend, J. Derek Brinkerhoff.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, February 13, 2018, at 11 a.m. at the West Point Stake Center, 550 North 2300 West. Friends may visit with family on Tuesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment, West Point City Cemetery. Services entrusted to Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary.
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How was your weekend? Mine was pretty low key, which we kinda needed around these parts! I think I was asleep by 10 pm both nights.
But! I had my Sunday planned out!
Some time ago, a friend of mine told me that she was going to have serious surgery. She's not a cake person, but a citrus and pie person. I told her I was gonna make a lemon meringue pie for her from scratch, for a pick me up, after she was through it all.....something I had never done before (eek)!
Growing up, lemon meringue pie was a treat, as my father is allergic to eggs. Whenever we had pie, it was usually one we could all eat. When we did, of course we always used a Newfoundland favourite..Sheriff lemon pie filling. Not this time.
Lemon meringue pie has been on my baking bucket list for a while. The lemon curd always appeared to be challenging to make, whenever I watched someone on tv make it. Usually the enviable baker: Anna Olsen.
Lemon meringue pie has a lot of eggs in it. Eggs can be very tricky. Cuz if you aren't careful...you may have a lemon scrambled egg pie. Yea...doesn't have the same ring to it.
So recipe for the crust? You know the drill: Click on these words to head to the pie crust by Smitten Kitchen! Anna uses a different crust recipe which you can find on her website. Traditionally, lemon meringue has a short bread style crust. But.. I just love Deb Perlman's so much!
I used half the recipe to create a blueberry galette and half for the base of this pie.
So you have to "blind bake" this crust for the recipe. I have to admit. Blind baking is a bit of a pain in the butt.
Basically, you place the crust in the pie plate. Follow these tips to prevent crust shrinkage: www.thekitchn.com
Then you cover the crust with parchment paper and use pie weights, beans or something in heavy multiples to keep the crust from fluffing up and preventing loss of shape of the crust. I use dollar store marbles!!
Bake the crust for 20 mins at a preheated oven of 400 degrees. Then remove the parchment paper and weights and return to the oven for 10 more minutes.
Take out of the oven and brush on egg white to "seal" the pie crust. This will help the moisture of the curd from penetrating and keep the crust, crisp. Let the crust cool to room temperature before starting the next part of the recipe.
The next part of the recipe is straight from Anna Olsen:
The lemon filling:
- Juice of approx. 2 lemons to create 1/2 cup of lemon juice
- 6 egg yolks
- 1 cup of granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup of cornstarch
- 1 cup of cold water
- 2 tbsp of cold unsalted butter
In a medium pot, whisk together sugar, cornstarch and water. On medium heat, whisk constantly, until mixture turns glossy and thick. You basically will be like...when is this gonna thicken up? And then all of a sudden....It's THICK!
Remove the pot from the heat momentarily, and take a cup of the glossy mixture and add it to a bowl with the egg yolks in it, while whisking constantly. This is called "tempering" the eggs. You don't want to add the yolks directly to the hot pot because you will end up with scrambled egg yolks. Ick.
|The easiest way to separate eggs. Pour the whites one at a time in a larger bowl.
Once tempered, add the egg yolk mixture back to the pot and return to the heat. Whisk until it comes to simmer and add the lemon juice. Whisk for one more minute until it comes back to simmer and remove from the stove. Add the cold butter. Whisk until melted.
This part of recipe, Anna doesn't do. I learned this trick from Laura Calder of "French Food at Home". Anytime you make a curd or custard, you want to strain it through a fine sieve. This removes any bits of egg that may have cooked, resulting in a super smooth texture. Laura indicates that this is paramount in any French recipe...So I did! (One doesn't argue with a French chef!)
Pour the lemon curd into the cooled pie shell and cover the hot curd directly with plastic wrap. This prevents a film from occurring on top of the curd.
Immediately prepare the meringue:
- 4 egg whites at room temperature
- 1/2 tsp of cream of tartar
- 1/3 cup of granulated sugar
- 3 tbsp of icing sugar
Whip the egg whites and cream of tartar with a mixer until foamy. While mixing on low, slowly add the sugars. Then return to high whipping until meringue has soft/medium peaks.
Remove the plastic wrap from the crust/curd and spread on the meringue. Create pretty peaks with a spatula or knife.
Bake in a 325 degree oven for 20-25 minutes or until meringue is browned.
Cool until room temp and chill in the fridge for 4 hours.
But I haven't snarfed yet. I have to wait until tomorrow! To snarf with my friend (who is doing great :) )
If it tastes as good as it looks, I think it will be a successful recipe. Now, I must lick the lemon curd off the plastic wrap, before I clean up.
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I would like to post informatitave links here to provide a resource for anything electrical, wired or design.
The First is what is Electricity:
My Oldie Favorite, the Ohms Law Pie:
This one will help you figure out just how much total start-up load your entire aquarium will draw at worst case. What I did from the very beginning was to find the CB (circuit breaker) for the outlets I was planning to use; boy do I wish I had two separate circuits. My house is fairly new but I took a look at all the wiring before even buying the house, most homes now are wired with 12 gauge solid wire, in the past homes used 14 gauge on 20A breakers, which these days with all the electrical stuff we use would trip breakers, burn open & even start fires. I also saw where homes used all aluminum wiring, this caused problems because of dissimilar metals would heat & contract causing loose connections, thus possible fires.
Old homes, used a material type insulation, this wasn't the best but was good enough to separate the wires far enough to prevent them from touching or arcing & still practical for wiring homes & businesses etc. Caution should be use in older homes, making sure your wiring is updated & breakers are in good working condition. Usually a sign of a faulty breaker is tripping often & when you manually switch it, it doesn't feel crisp while it switches. They normally last a long time & a simple inspection is all necessary. If you use the calculator provided, you can judge your total current draw, I'd not max out a breaker. If you can go no more than 80% of the rated breaker, I know in some cases this may be a problem but in most cases it is ok because the Maxx rating of your system is at start-up not running. All UL devices will either have a wattage or current (AMP) rate, use the calculator & your AC voltage; (US standard is 120 VAC) to figure it out (sorry for repeating so much)!
This link has all the calculators, awesome!
I found this one on GFCI, this guy is good. I hope this one helps, even me sometimes.
One more, this one is so but worth posting anyway.
Ground probes, I have a few good reads going your way.
(I had to edit this because of a dead link, so I just copied it)
I liked this one on surge protection; I'm a strong believer in these because I know your utility supply isn't as smooth as we would like it to be, in a course of a day you may get several hundred spikes a day, although minor, I believe they help to extend the life of your equipment.
Codes today aren't necessary good for tomorrow, so as I speak, things change, so we can try keeping it to the basics & safety, codes will have to be determined at your location & at the time of the install or upgrade, contact your local utility provider or city metro code.
Why AFCI?
Continued arcing could lead to overheating, and to a fire. The AFCI device is designed to detect currents that display the signature of this type of arcing, and to trip before a fire could start.
GFCI's are required on all circuits with the potential of getting wet, I want to make this clear as NEC standards for the USA. You can use an AFCI on the branch breakers & install the GFCI outlets and this will work fine.
This is a good starter; I hope to post more as questions arise. Please feel free to ask away.


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And You Will Know us by The Trail of Dead didn't get to play The Pool Party yesterday, due to lightning. As the storm rolled in, organizers were forced to clear out the state park for safety issues. A good call, as it did get pretty crazy about 15 minutes after the place was emptied out.
Before that disappointment, we were treated to some great bands. Grupo Fantasma, Health, and Black Lips. Grupo Fantasma kicked things off with a very tight set of latin music. It was an odd pairing with the other 3 (2) bands, but they were excellent. (I will post some pictures of their set shortly, as well as from the really wild Black Lips set).
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Filed under: Art World, Atlanta | Tags: Atlanta, Boston, Douglas Weathersby, Environmental Services, Flux Projects, Solomon Projects
Environmental Services Paint Shed Showcase, installation view, Solomon Projects, Atlanta. Photo courtesy Solomon Projects.
Environmental Services is Boston artist Douglas Weathersby's art-making practice as well as his handyman company and livelihood. Working with clients, galleries, artists, museums, and collaborators, Weathersby responds to both the project at hand and the site itself, transforming accumulations of dust and detritus into elegant installations.
Paint Shed Showcase, his much-anticipated solo show for Atlanta's Solomon Projects, finds Weathersby at possibly his most refined, with large acrylic on drop cloth paintings operating as both artifacts of his previous work (the ES Paint Shed for Flux Projects) and bona fide paintings and sculptures. As well, the Solomon space has been transformed by wall murals, photographic logs, vinyl graphics by the artist, and installations of used paint cans. As contemporary practitioners continue to explore the painting as object, Weathersby's approach is in a league of its own, imbuing remarkable conceptual understandings and context into methods of production, the act of art preparation, and actual art-making.
More after the jump. —Evan J. Garza, Editor-at-Large
Filed under: Art World, New York | Tags: Anna Plesset, Collin Hatton, Corydon Cowansage, Field Kallop, Katie Bell, Keith Allyn Spencer, Mike Schbreiber, Mixed Greens, Nell Painter, New Insight, New York, NEXT, RISD
Katie Bell, Breaker, 2011 | Vinyl, acrylic, foam, rope and paper. Approx. 9 x 10 feet. Courtesy Mixed Greens, New York.
There have been countless MFA thesis shows around the country since May, but few have been as captivating or as relevant as that of the RISD Painting MFA 2011 grads on view at Mixed Greens in New York. (And even fewer are still on view through July.) Hailing from the Rhode Island School of Design, the show features work by Corydon Cowansage, Collin Hatton, Field Kallop, Nell Painter, Anna Plesset, Mike Schbreiber, Keith Allyn Spencer, and Katie Bell, who we recently saw in the annual New Insight show of promising MFA candidates, curated by Susanne Ghez for NEXT Chicago.
If the work by artists in Small Crowd is any indication of what's taking place in MFA painting programs across the country, the outlook is good. Abstraction is unsurprisingly favored over figuration here, and wielded by Hatton, Kallop, Spencer and others. Contemporary painters are frequently returning to ideas of the painting as object, an approach used by Bell and Plesset, and to brilliant effect.
More pics after the jump! —Evan J. Garza, Editor-at-Large
Filed under: Art World, New York | Tags: DODGEgallery, Douglas Weathersby, Environmental Services, Jane Fox Hipple, Laurel Sparks, New York, Robert de Saint Phalle, Taylor Davis
Taylor Davis, d sell em, 2009, watercolor and watercolor pencil on paper, 10 x 14 inches
With the summer equinox behind us, that can only mean one thing: summer group shows. Capping off their inaugural year in business, New York's DODGE gallery on the Lower East Side recently opened with one of our summer favorites. SHAKEDOWN, featuring work by the gallery's roster and invited artists, is a veritable 'who's who' of emergent talent from Boston and New York, including work by Jane Fox Hipple, Laurel Sparks, Taylor Davis, Robert de Saint Phalle, Environmental Services, and several others.
More pics after the jump!
Filed under: Art World, DC | Tags: DC, Frank Stella, Matthew Smith, Phillips Collection, Wassily Kandinsky
Frank Stella, K.43 (lattice variation) protogen RPT (full-size), 2008 | Protogen RPT with stainless steel tubing, 144 x 176 x 116 inches. Courtesy of FreedmanArt. © 2011 Frank Stella / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo: Gregory R. Staley.
Frank Stella doesn't play second fiddle, but for Wassily Kandinsky he'll play second harpsichord. Well, sort of. Currently on display at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. is Stella Sounds: The Scarlatti K Series, a subset of the painterly sculptures the artist originally exhibited at Paul Kasmin Gallery in 2009. Inspired by the eighteenth century harpsichord sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti, Stella's work is meant to provide a contemporary context for the Phillips' concurrent show, Kandinsky and the Harmony of Silence, an examination of the creative process that lead to Kadinski's 1913 pioneering abstract masterpiece "Painting with White Border."
The idea is that contemporary abstraction like Stella's has its theoretical roots in Kandinski's trailblazing work, and despite the artists' differences — just about 100 years worth of differences — there's a visual dialogue that results from the pairing. Also evident is the merging of painterly and sculptural space, as Stella's objects, mostly hanging on the walls like paintings, offer steel armatures that appear to function like the gestural brush strokes in Kandinski's work.
More pics after the jump! —Matthew Smith, D.C. Contributor
Filed under: Art World, Los Angeles, New York | Tags: Aaron Smith, beards, Evan J. Garza, Los Angeles, mustache, New York, painting, Sloan Fine Art
Aaron Smith, Chopsy, 2011 | Oil on panel, 28 x 24 inches. Courtesy Sloan Fine Art, New York.
Upon examining his work, one can only imagine that Los Angeles-based painter Aaron Smith is somewhat of a romantic. His thick, impastoed brushstrokes in oil, when combined with his nostalgic 19th-century era figures, deeply recall the gesture-heavy application of the Post-Impressionists imbued with a freshness (and palette) that is altogether contemporary.
A connoisseur of whiskers in his own right (he rocks a mean curly mustache), Smith fills his canvases with images of men belonging to another time. However, his approach to representation—which is simultaneously direct and abstracted—takes these characters from the past and fervently pulls them into the present, primarily through his use of color. Using a palette that could be culled from the Fauvists, Smith's otherwise brooding men are brightly colored, flipping ideas of masculinity on their pastel heads.
More beards, and pics from his solo show at Sloan Fine Art, after the jump! —Evan J. Garza, Editor-at-Large
Filed under: Art World, Competitions, Los Angeles, NAP News, Q&A | Tags: Anne Ellegood, CCS Bard, Dan Cameron, Douglas Fogle, Hammer Museum, LA><ART, Lisa Phillips, Los Angeles, Marcia Tucker, New Museum
Only ten days are left for artists to apply to our Pacific Coast Competition 2011, which is open through Thursday June 30! (Apply online if you're an artist in AK, CA, HI, OR, or WA.) We're thrilled to feature the incredible expertise of L.A.'s Anne Ellegood, Senior Curator at the Hammer Museum, as the juror for the Pacific Coast Competition, one of our most sought-after issues of the year.
I recently caught up with the Los Angeles curator to find out more about her role at the Hammer, her thoughts on living and working in L.A., and her fondness for emerging artists. More of our Q&A after the jump!
EJG: The Hammer has long had one of the most significant contemporary art programs in Los Angeles. What's the most exciting thing about what you do at the museum?
AE: There is so much that is exciting at the Hammer, that's it's difficult to answer this question. I oversee our Hammer Projects series and also organize a lot of the Hammer Projects shows. We do anywhere from 8-10 of these single-gallery exhibitions a year in different spaces around the museum. The majority of our Hammer Projects focus on a single artist. The shows are tightly curated and usually present new work and are oftentimes the artist's first museum show. We always have a Hammer Project on and around our large lobby wall, and these projects are particularly challenging and invigorating because they are commissioned new works and oftentimes the artist is pushing and stretching their work in new directions to fill what is a difficult but wonderful space. It's rewarding to get to be a part of that process.
What role have emerging artists had in your time at the Hammer and in your career?
We are very committed to supporting the work of emerging artists at the Hammer. Los Angeles is a city filled with young artists, many of whom come to L.A. to go to one of the many fantastic art schools and then continue to live in the city. Our Hammer Projects series focuses primarily on emerging artists, and we have had a series of bi-annual exhibitions we call our Invitational that has always included emerging artists (the sixth one, which Douglas Fogle and I organized, was called All of this and nothing and just closed at the end of April). We have also just decided to do a survey of emerging and overlooked artists living in L.A. We are co-organizing this show with LA><ART and it will take place next summer.
Filed under: Art Fairs, Art World | Tags: Franklin Evans, Jarmuschek & Partner, LARMgalleri, Nicola Samori, Nika Neelova, Tao XUE, VOLTA7
TOP: Franklin Evans at Federico Luger. BOTTOM: Tao XUE at 55. Images courtesy VOLTA7. Photos: Nicholas Winter Photography.


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By Hakan Almerfors, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO – The Portuguese discovered Ilha Grande (big island) in the early 16th century. Until then it was occupied by about a hundred or so indians living off hunting and fishing. In the wake of the Portuguese arrival followed a turbulent history of the island. Ownership shifted between Portugal, Spain, France and Holland before finally ending up as Brazilian.
In the late 16th century vast amounts of gold were found in Peru by the Spanish and were being shipped to Europe. Ilha Grande served as a stop for replenishing before continuing on to Spain. Ships full of riches were regularly raided by Pirates in the area. The countless little bays and coves made the island and the surrounding coastline ideal for ambushes and hide-outs. Eventually the gold mines ran dry, but ships continued to use Ilha Grande as a stopover point in the slave trade.
In the 19th century the city of Rio de Janeiro, then the capital of Brazil, built two hospitals on the island which served two purposes. The first was as a quarantine station for immigrants coming to Rio, at this time diseases were rampant in the city. The second function was as a leper colony. In those days it was customary to keep the diseased isolated from society. The ruins of the latter can still be visited by a short walk from the main village on the island, Abrão.
In the beginning of the 20th century a prison was built in Dois Rios on the southern side of the island. Soon after, the prison incorporated the buildings of one of the hospitals. The prison went on to play a central role during the military dictatorship in the second half of the century, only closing in 1994.
What was left when the prison shut down was practically an untouched sanctuary of dense mountainous Atlantic rain forest, thriving flora and fauna, pristine beaches and clear indigo water. It quickly became popular as a tourist destination. Today, visitors from all around the world come to experience the island's beauty.
There are many things to do on the island, especially for the eco-minded traveler. This huge tropical island without cars or asphalt make for superb hiking. The trails extend in all directions from Abrão, and range from moderate to difficult. The most popular route is a three hour trail from Abrão to Lopes Mendes Beach, passing through dense jungle and past some beautiful beaches.
Two longer hikes are to Dois Rios and Praia do Aventureiro, they require preparation and knowledge of legal campsites. The most difficult hike is up to Pico de Papagaiao, where you are rewarded with an amazing 360 degree view of the island and it's surroundings. For this one a guide is recommended, as there are no proper signs.
Another way to see the beauty of the island without hiking is via boat. There are some really nice day trips from Abrão – you get access to good snorkeling and some stunning views of the remoter parts of the island. There are plenty of operators that will surely attempt to grab your attention in Abrão. Diving is good with marine life and some interesting wrecks, there are dive shops in the village. Surfing is possible on beaches like Lopez Mendez and Aventureiro. You can rent boards in the village.
Getting to Ilha Grande is easy – from the bus station in Rio just catch a bus to either Mangaratiba (2-3 hours) or Angra dos Reis (3-4 hours), the bus company is Costa Verde. Ferries to Abrão leave from Angra at 3.30PM and from Mangaratiba at 8AM, from Abrão to Angra 10AM and to Mangaritiba 5.30PM – the price is R$14 oneway and R$25 round trip, the trips are about one hour. There are other options available at other times and to other parts of the island, check out Ilhagrande.com (click Como Chegar). Accommodation options are many, it is a good idea to reserve ahead during high season and over public holidays.
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Writing a script can be a daunting task and some are surprised at how in depth and how long it can take to create a great script. There are plenty of tips for writing scripts, and the main one is to know what you want to write about before you start the script writing process. Trying to write a script without a clear idea of what your story is and who your characters are can lead to a poorly thought out script that ends up being a jumbled mess. If you follow these tips for writing scripts you may be able to produce a well written and engaging script.
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- Find out what engages your audience. Set a scene for them and incorporate details to make them feel as if they are part of it. During this time is when you want to work on the dialogue to make sure the audience will be able to follow it and feel as if it is really happening.
- Finalize your script, make all of the necessary edits, and start showing people your work. By doing so, they may be able to give you feedback and criticism you may need to hear in order to ensure your script is ready. Go back and review the suggested changes. Remember, you don't have to change every suggestion others give you, but it may be good to entertain their ideas*.
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Kovalam is one of the resorts most popular in Kerala and forms an important tourist spot in Kerala visit. The beach is just a few minutes walk from the village. The beaches of Kovalam can be divided in three parts. The southern most beach and most popular of the three, is the flagship range. The beach is Hawah average and the most northern beach is Samudra. It is dotted with little wooden boat rudimentary. You can enjoy the compartments of palm-fringed Kovalam in the remote plantations of coconut, which would be the perfect vacation in Kerala. This beach is a wonderful visit to need on your trip to Kerala.
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Monday, December 30, 2013
2013 Retrospective- Christian Paul Photography
2013 was another year of adventures. This was a work intensive year which I found hard at times, and also found myself digging in when the going got tough. From snowboarding and touring in the Wasatch, to backpacking Boulder Mountain and the Uintas, our fall trip to Moab, to lots of day hiking in the Wasatch. There was no shortage of being able to get out there and enjoy the mountains. 86 days snowboarding, 41 days of hiking and backpacking, and 15 days of camping. Tons of images to share of the places that I found solitude and peace in. This video expresses the highlights of my year in the mountains. I am grateful for the time I get to spend up there, for it brings happiness to my life. Especially that I got to spend some of that time with my very busy family. Enjoy the video! What will 2014 bring? Stay tuned................
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Epic Powder Day- Solitude Mountain Resort- 12.19.2013
Epic December Storm 12.19.13 Solitude from Christian Paul on Vimeo.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
December Begins- Solitude- 12.3.13
An arctic storm of epic proportions slammed the Wasatch early Tuesday morning. It brought tonz of snow to the mountains, and wouldn't ya know, Solitude was reporting 10" at 7:00AM. I made haste and got to the mouth of the canyon, threw on the chains, and headed up the BCC. The road was pretty greasy. I saw 4x4's struggling to get up the mountain. I made it to Solitude just before the opening bell, only to find it a virtual ghost town. There were people there, but not a lot as you would come to expect of this name sake resort. The first run was just a taste of what I was in for. The snow was the ultralight stuff that this place is famous for. It was snowing the whole time up there, and it picked up intensity just after my first few runs, and began filling it all back in. Free refills! I love days like this, it never gets old, and is renewed every time you drop in. I found knee deep pockets of fluffy goodness to carve in, with the shallowest areas still holding shin deep magic. This storm opened up so much terrain that only a week ago I wouldn't have even considered dropping in on. For sure a great way to kick off December with some delicious powder to get all crazy in. Enjoy the edit, I know I enjoyed being the person wearing the cam. Looks like we have entered a cold, active pattern. Lets hope that this is the beginning of the great cycle we see here in the Wasatch every year. Pray 4 Snow!
December Begins- 12.3.13- Solitude Mountain Resort, Utah from Christian Paul on Vimeo.
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Manesse Codex Decorated Gebende or Fillet; Late 13th or Early 14th Century Ladies Headwear; Worn in Germany, Switzerland, Norway
The first and as of now, only, time I have submitted an A & S project to a competition was at The Great Tournament of Friends in 2009. I took 3rd place, so I was pretty happy considering I had never done that before - and well, my hand sewing is not the bestest is not the world.
Here is the final product:
Manesse Codex Decorated Gebende/Fillet Late 13th/Early 14th Century Ladies Headwear Germany, Switzerland, Norway
By Elisabeth Hänsler
I have submitted a decorated gebende or fillet; also know as the "pie crust" hat found in the Manesse Codex1 that has been decorated with a linen finger-loop braid.
There are several secondary sources, that I have used as references for this project, that range as early as the 12th century and as late as the 14th century. These wonderful sources include the following: the Manesse Codex1 ca. 1305-1340, the sculpture "The Visitation"2 ca. 1300, the Konstanz-Weingarter Leiderhandschrift3 ca. 1290-1320, a sculpture of a German noblewoman4 ca. 1375, a sculpture from the Strasbourg Cathedral5 ca.13th century, a seal from Norway6 ca. 1300, a seal from Norway6 ca. 1300 and an altar frontal from Odda in Norway6 ca. 14th century. They all demonstrate women from Northern European (Norway, Switzerland and Germany) cultures wearing several styles of the decorated gebende with cording as a form of decoration.1-6 The gebende is worn, within these examples, with or without a barbette and others also include a veil with the barbette.
Most of the people found within the above mentioned sources are nobles or royalty. In the majority of the available period sources, the lower classes usually wore simpler fillets. The decorated gebende was more prevalent within the higher classes and nobility. While simpler forms of the decorated gebende were worn by women within the lower classes.
There are currently no extant headwear of this time on record. This is more than likely due to most of these types of gebendes were made from linen, which would have a harder time surviving the elements over time. The lack of information on this type headwear resulted in some research on my part to find a proper base that could provide support and shape. In one of my previous attempts at recreating this gebende, I made a base that consisted of four layers of heavy weight linen, much like cotton trigger. Sadly, I was not pleased with the lack of shape and sturdiness. So I continued my research and discussed the topic in several online forums (Yahoo Groups: SCA-Garb and 14thcenturygarb) and personal emails with persons that participated in the discussion.7-8, 15 (These discussions and my research brought forth possible bases/inner layer for the gebende. Possibilities such as: leather7, padstitching8, hide glue8, wheat flour starch9 or waxed linen.15 As result of these discussions and my research I reached the following conclusions:
The roundness, shape, depth and strength of the "ruffle" found on this gebende made me question whether it was a ruffle or something of more substance being used to decorate the gebende. There are several example of this "ruffle" holding its roundness, shape and depth while supporting the weight of a veil.1-2 There are also examples that demonstrate a clearly defined shape of the "ruffle" and a shape that is clearly 3-dimensional.1-2,5-6 In addition, since 2005 I have made four other attempts/mock-ups of this gebende. Sadly, on all accounts, these attempts were poorly documented and either salvaged to help with the next attempt or not saved because of my dissatisfaction with my work. There are only have photographs of two of these attempts. But, with each attempt, adjustments were made as I learned more from research and documentation. It has been these attempts, my further research and my email discussion with Fru Aleydis mka Eva I. Andersson6 about the use of cording that made me feel certain that the decoration on the gebende found in the Manesse Codex is some form of cording and not a ruffle.
Attempt #2: This is right before it was sewn in place. The pins were holding it in place; it was cotton cording (the soft type used in making pillows) in a tube of cotton (I was not using linen because this was simply a mock-up.)
Attempt #4: A finger-loop braid along the top edge of the toque. I decided after some research to use a 8 loop finger-loop braid. I used heavy weight linen, in the place of modern buckram. I wasn't pleased with the results. The toque was floppy, especially in humid weather. I needed to research a better base for the headwear. This original toque has been salvaged to provide the materials for my submitted gebende.
Finger-Loop Braid/Cording:
I chose to make an 8 loop braid in linen. There have been several finds for finger-loop braids in silk9 but none for linen. Again, this is probably due to the fact that linen braids were not able to survive the conditions over time. Braids were also found in varying loops,some were as large as 12 loops.9 That being said, I took the assumption that braids could have existed in 8 loops and of linen, since it was such a commonly used fiber. I wasn't lucky enough to have a helper, as was prevalent in period, so I recruited my coffee table to secure the end of my braid. The braid took 6 to 8 hours to complete. When it was completed it was approx. 3 feet long. I used the methods discussed in several guides/sources10, 11, 12 for 5 loops, and adjusted them to the number of loops I was using to complete the braid. The illustration following this paragraph demonstrates the process used while braiding the linen threads. This was my first and only attempt, ever, at creating a finger-loop braid. My intent was to create a round braid, but I ended up with a more angular result. Before applying the braid to the finished gebende the ends where the braid was intended to be cut were sewn with linen thread and then melted beeswax was applied to the braid to prevent fraying when cut. Once dried, the braid was cut through the beeswax and a final thin layer of melted beeswax was applied to the cut ends to prevent unraveling.
Decorated Gebende/Fillet:
1. The Base:
I cut two pieces of the heavy weight linen for the base of the gebende, 5" tall and 22" long.
Then folded the pieces in half and pressed them with an iron to create a crease on the fold. I did this for convenience and ease during construction. This probably was not done in period and truly is not a required step. I then unfolded a piece of the linen to prepare it for the next step.
I then melted the beeswax. In period the beeswax would have been melted in a pot over a fire. To save time and my pans I melted the beeswax in an extra stoneware bowl in the microwave.
I cut a piece of the medium weight linen for the outer layer of the gebende, approx 10" tall and 24" long.
I the placed the medium weight linen around the base and pinned it in place to form a circle and to determine where the seam will be.
The a seam is sewn with linen thread using a running stitch and a back stitch.
Then flatten out the unsewn edges so that they lay flat. This will be the inner side of the outer layer.
Turn the base inside out (the inside of the seam that was sewn earlier is to the inside of the base or towards your head.) Then place the circular Place the outer layer of linen around the base with the "insides" toward the "inside" of the base. Sew the first edge in place just below the top of the base on the "inside" of the base using a running stitch.
After the outer layer of linen has been secured to the base with a running stitch wrap the linen around the base so that it overlaps on itself. Fold under the loose edge and pin in place making it as taunt as possible. Then sew the edge using a tight whip stitch.
The seam should be placed on the inside bottom of the gebende/fillet when it is turned right side out.
Sew the finger-loop braid in place on the top edge of the gebende/fillet in a wavy pattern.
Then the decorated gebende/fillet is complete. It is mainly worn with a barbette and any combination of hair net and veil with a barbette.


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We always wanted to open up our packs platform so that you can create your own private pack library.
As of today you can now do this via our API and command line. In future we'll add private pack management into the UI too.
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The first step is to create the pack contents inside Dataloop. Write your plugin, build your dashboards and create your alert rules in the browser as you would usually do it. Make sure you build the dashboards and rules against a tag that matches your future pack name.
Next, when you have the contents finished it's time to create a directory structure to download them into. You can use the Dataloop command line utility (dlcli) to create this. Then it's just a case of exporting the plugin, dashboards and alert rules as files into the corresponding folders via the buttons in the UI.
Now edit the package.yaml to give your pack a description and version.
Your local pack should now be ready to install into Dataloop. You can use dlcli again to upload the local pack into Dataloop as a template. In future we'll show these pack templates in the UI under a private packs section. For now they are only visible from the API.
The final stage is to install the private pack (the equivalent of pressing the Install button in the Packs Library).
The other cool thing about all packs, including private ones, is that they will work with the autodiscovery if you include a process regex in the package.yaml. So for example if your pack is for monitoring your internal webscraper service you just need to include a unique part of the command line as the process regex and install that pack into every account. The autodiscovery will then find that process and suggest users install it when they next run the installation tool.
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Question: Coach Allana, why do women feel as if they have to give up their independence in order to be with a man? I personally celebrate the strength of a woman and all she can do on her own. Why do women feel as if they are automatically suppressed if they date?
Answer: I love your question… I sense you're a little feisty as you ask this, yes? 🙂 A little frustrated? Or just incredulous?
Maybe you've never felt this way, but I certainly started out quite insecure in relationships and mirroring my parents, my mother specifically, being codependent with a man.
Until we start to do personal growth work and take responsibility for the results in our life that we have created, it's hard to admit that we may not have high self-esteem, or that we think we need a man to complete us, or that were afraid to speak our truth, or that we are not completely at peace with the size of our ass, or that we're timid to reveal the precious deepest dreams we hide in our heart.
The good news is we can do our inner work and shift from codependent to independent which is a fabulous improvement because we finally take responsibility for ourselves, stop blaming ourselves and stop blaming others!
We're truly liberated from fear knowing that we can provide for ourselves and we begin to have courage to speak our truth and live our dreams and hopefully experience being peaceful in our skin, cellulite and all.
However this is not the end of the journey 🙂 next of course is interdependence, we're too strong independent people grow into vulnerable connection where it's safe to be both strong and soft, it's safe to be intimate, it's safe to lean on someone and to let them lean on you, you no longer need them, and instead you choose them to be your special someone so you can exhale more deeply, surrender more widely, receive more fully.
When we identify our worth by our accomplishments and achievements and external results… Be we are man or a woman for that matter, it's very hard to let go of an independent life. It's not only hard to let in a partner, it's hard to let in the universe and trust it has our back. In an unhealthy way we pride ourselves on working hard and pushing ourselves to exhaustion and suffering and triumph thing… We make a little room for magic or miracles or healthy intimate interdependence with a partner.
Truth be told because I coach both men and women for over 18 years, both genders have equal challenge surrendering into interdependence and embracing the strength found in vulnerability, somehow thinking that allowing another to support us is weak… All the while being pissed off that the universe isn't supporting us! Crazy isn't it?
I teach a magnificent course called heart splayed wide open, I'm not sure when you will read this article yet I provide a complementary weeklong workshop I call Saul shaking conscious relationship week where I teach three of the seven concepts that I teach in my course.
I bring this up because I'm not sure if you are a man complaining about women asking this question, or if you're a woman concerned about feelings suppressed or afraid of losing your independence if you choose a relationship.
The solution to all of this is a soul shaking conscious relationship with yourself and with the divine…
Until you can truly feel at peace in your skin, at peace on the planet, feeling safe and secure approved of and appreciated inside, truly feeling at home in your life and in the world… You really don't stand a hope in hell of succeeding with a thriving intimate relationship.
Wouldn't you agree that everyone you've ever met who complains about a pattern of attracting emotionally unavailable people… Are emotionally unavailable to themselves… They judge themselves for being insecure or blame themselves for being single… Or they complain about everything that's wrong about the people they date. All that's really happening is that they are disconnected from their core and as quantum physics teaches us… So within as without. We are holographic in nature and whatever's going on inside our heart will be projected outside into our life.
The beauty of what I teach is that it allows people to go from codependent too independent to interdependent with the most important relationship of all, with yourself, and with God or source for the universe… And this lays the foundation of groundwork for thriving still shaking conscious relationships.
And one of the keys is keeping your heart open, not closed. And this of course is way easier said than done, wouldn't you agree? It's easy to keep your heart open when they call when they said they'd call, yet when they don't, isn't it wild how quickly our heart closes, we start spinning in our mind and drive ourselves crazy? (which ultimately pushes our partners away in our attempt to survive rejection)
You ask why women feel as if they are automatically suppressed if they date… First it's not all women, yes? 😉 Yet there are many cellular memories and subconscious imprinting from this lifetime and others of women truly being burned at the stake, or being paid less for the same job as a man… or having it be perfectly fine as they grow up to hear the word penis… But having a myriad of crazy words to describe her sacred pussy. I wonder if Digital Romance is going to approve the word pussy? I hope so because reputable Hay House published a book called Pussy by Mama Gena. 🙂
I mention this because there's no benefit to judging women who have difficulty navigating independence into interdependence… Judgment only makes things worse. Instead I invite them into my complementary workshop and if it resonates, into my Course because I destroy and dissolve the cellular memories and wash clear these subconscious images that hold them back from experiencing pure beautiful epic intimacy. And of course glorious men also struggle with debilitating destructive cellular memories and also need to learn how to navigate intense emotions to stay present and heart open in relationships.
In closing, thank you so much for your question and I agree with you that I do celebrate the strength of a woman and all she can do on her own! And I also celebrate the courage of a woman who can open her heart and receive the support of a healthy interdependent relationship, where she can surrender and allow someone to have her back, and she can be there for her partner as well, being that soft unconditionally loving place to land after a hard day navigating the challenges of Planet Earth.
If you'd like to join my life-changing free workshop, I think it would be of fantastic benefit to you. 🙂 You have to register for the complementary workshop at www.allanapratt.com/soul-shaking. I know you will love it. And if indeed you are a man writing to me, then please pass this along to the women that you refer to, as they will feel seen, heard, honored and inspired as well. 😉
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