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Just how many lives does M. Night Shyamalan get?
First his "Lady in the Water" (my personal vote for the worst movie of 2006) tanks hard, and then he can't find a buyer for his new script, "The Green Effect." Now, however, his movie's got a new name ("The Happening"), a big studio behind it in 20th Century Fox, and now Marky Mark.
Mark Wahlberg, who I liked more in "Shooter" than most folks who sounded off here, will star in the flick, which is set to shoot in August in Philadelphia (of course) and be released Friday, June 13, 2008.
Though M. Night has rejected any comparisons to "War of the Worlds," its influence can't be denied, according to a lucky spy at Latinoreview.com who got an early look at the script. In the flick, the Earth finally turns against us for abusing it for so long and releases a toxin that causes people to kill themselves. Wahlberg will be the essential man-on-the-run-with-his-family at the middle of all this. It all sounds awfully familiar, but if Marky Mark's on board, I am too.
Get ready to "Chow" down again
No one, except maybe Edgar Wright, seems to have more fun making movies than Stephen Chow. And man do I have fun watching the crazy stuff he comes up with.
Now, Columbia Pictures Film Production Asia has acquired world rights outside China to "A Hope," a new comedy written, directed by and starring Chow. He plays a poor Chinese laborer who is made to learn some of life's important lessons when his son gets a strange new pet.
I don't know about you, but I got a smile just from reading that. After seeing what he did with special effects for "Kung Fu Hustle" and "Shaolin Soccer" I know at least one thing: This new one might not be high art, but it will be high entertainment. No release date has been set, but definitely keep your eyes on this one.
Lurie remaking "Straw Dogs"
Remember, I'm only the messenger. It seems that Rod Lurie, who delivered a solid political drama in "The Contender," has now completely lost his mind and signed on to direct a remake of Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs."
Believe it or not, the news gets even worse. In case anyone has forgotten about or missed the original, it starred Dustin Hoffman and Susan George as a young American and his English wife who move to rural England and face increasingly vicious local harassment. It was, for its time, a tremendously violent movie, and not one that you forget easily.
Unaware of any of this, however, Lurie and his co-conspirators have decided to move this to America, and, I can only assume, to the South. Where else do you go when you need to have deranged locals who are prone to ultraviolence? Sheesh. This all just makes me so mad that I'd better just stop now and move on.
David O. Russell goes "chick lit"?
Well, not quite, but pretty close. Fresh off the leak of his meltdown on the set of "I heart huckabees," Russell is apparently now set to direct "Sammy's Hill," based on the novel by Kristin Gore.
And yes, she is the daughter of that Gore. The novel centers on a young woman who tries to balance a job as a congressional aide on Capitol Hill while searching for the right guy. OK, I can buy that. I worked as an intern for Barbara Mikulski for a short spell (and once saw her throw a telephone receiver at a coworker's head), so I know Capitol Hill can be a crazy place, whether or not you're looking for love. A comment from producer Doug Wick, however, gives me cause for concern.
"It will do for Washington, D.C., what 'Talladega Nights' did for race car driving," Wick said. Huh? Way to set those sights high.
Even so, I have full faith in Russell. "Three Kings," "Flirting with Disaster," "Spanking the Monkey" and "I heart huckabees" are all first-rate in my book, so I'm just glad to hear he's working again at all.
"Grindhouse" tidbit of the day
Whew! It's been a long post today, so anyone who's made it this far certainly deserves a reward. Here, courtesy of Film Ick, are what purport to be two shots from Edgar Wright's "Don't," one of the trailers that will be sandwiched in between the Rodriguez and Tarantino flicks that will make up "Grindhouse," finally set to hit theaters April 6. Enjoy!
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23 comments:
- jeremy said...
Before we deride Lurie for the remake, let's not forget that Straw Dogs is in itself a remake of Virgin Spring (or at least Peckinpah's homage to VS).
- Reel Fanatic said...
Very true, Jeremy, but I still have to say I find the idea of yet another one to be fairly ludicrous
- Sheamus the... said...
I think Night is an amazing filmmaker. As Robert Rodriguez once said in his book "Rebel Without a Crew", "We are going to make bad movies such just get'em over with."
I didn't like Lady in the Water but I didn't think it was the worst movie of the year.
AHHHH SWEET! Thanks for the heads up on Edgar's trailer. I had been wondering what it was going to be. I just saw him, Pegg, and Frost at a screening for Hot Fuzz in Atlanta. They are pretty saweet. - 3:23 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
I'm jealous that you got to see that already, Sheamus ... It's definitely among the flicks I'm most looking forward to for this year .. As to "Lady in the Water," I realize it wasn't objectively the worst movie of 2006, just my personal least favorite ... I loved M. Night through Unbreakable, but think he's been on a downward spiral since then .. I am, however, hoping he can make a big comeback
- Divinity said...
I'm a big Wahlberg fan ever since The Big Hit which still is one of my favourite parody/satire - style movies. Unfortunately, some of the people sitting in front of me at the theatre the second time I saw it were expecting a serious hitman movie. You'd think they would've caught on once that medicine cabinet full of Maalox was revealed...
- Reel Fanatic said...
I'm definitely with you on that one, Divinity, one of the funnier parodies I've seen ... For someone who started out as Marky Mark, he certainly has come a long way
- Skip said...
One must ask, did M. Night truly have his "15 minutes" already? No one can deny that his flicks weren't made with the "masses" in mind. Maybe we're all expecting lightning to strike twice. Maybe his backers should consider splitting up the $100+ million per movie into financing projects from new(er) film makers. Just a thought. I'm still hopeful, though, for M.'s next one.
- Reel Fanatic said...
I think you could well be right, Skip ... But, since he did manage to make one of my favorite movies in Unbreakable, I'm indeed in that camp of people who are hoping he can find his mojo again
- Elizabeth said...
"Don't" basically sums up how I feel about Quentin Tarantino movies.
"Earth finally turns against us for abusing it for so long"-- that doesn't sound like fiction, it sounds like...global warming.
Have you seen "The Lives of Others" yet? It's really good. - 9:28 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
I definitely want to, Elizabeth, but out here in my remote corner of the world that means waiting for DVD ... As for Tarantino, I only think he's misfired so far with the first half, and that wasn't too far off the mark, so I'm definitely still with him ... If Grindhouse just adds to two-plus hours of fun, that will be good enough for me
- * (asterisk) said...
I think Shyamalan is a very good director, but I think his writing is low-grade and shoddy. He will only really be taken seriously once he starts making movies from decent scripts/stories, I feel.
As for Straw Dogs, I've still never seen the original, but the uncut version was banned in the 1980s and was unavailable in the UK until only five years ago. But you probably knew that already. - 1:04 PM
- Reel Fanatic said...
I didn't know that, Mr. * ... Even by today's standards, with gore every which way you look, this one still stands out as a shocking movie, but a great one nonetheless
- Elizabeth said...
I never saw "Straw Dogs"...I only saw a clip of it in a feminist documentary; the filmmaker noted that in "Straw Dogs" a woman gets raped and supposedly enjoys it.
- Reel Fanatic said...
That is the most controversial aspect of Straw Dogs, Elizabeth, but to view it without context does the movie a real injustice ... Whether or not she enjoys it is a permanent matter of controversy, but I'm surprised it it viewed in a classroom context without viewing the entire movie
- Elizabeth said...
Since I'm not a film studies professor or film critic, why would I spend two hours of my life on a film that will probably only nauseate me?
- DCMovieGirl said...
I still maintain that Shyamalan still has it in him to deliver a great film.
I can't deny the greatness of The Sixth Sense amd Unbreakable as far as I'm concerned is one of the best comic origin stories ever put on film.
If anyone doesn't deserve anymore chances, it's Uwe Boll. I'd ask why he keeps getting funded, before M. Night. - 5:49 PM
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Abstract: | Angiosarcoma, one of the least common sarcomas, has become increasingly important because of its association with radiation therapy, especially for breast cancer. Most are sporadic, presenting as cutaneous tumors in the scalp/ face of elderly patients. However, angiosarcoma has a wide anatomic distribution including soft tissue, visceral organ, and osseous locations. Predisposing conditions include environmental exposures to chemical or radioactive sources. Radiation-associated angiosarcoma typically presents as a cutaneous tumor several years post-therapy. The latency for radiation-associated mammary angiosarcoma is relatively short, sometimes less than 3 years. Atypical vascular lesion refers to a small, usually lymphatic-type vascular proliferation in radiated skin. Although most atypical vascular lesions pursue a benign course, they recur and very rarely progress to angiosarcoma. Distinguishing this lesion from well-differentiated angiosarcoma in a biopsy can be challenging, especially because areas indistinguishable from atypical vascular lesion are found adjacent to angiosarcoma. Recently, vascular-type atypical vascular lesion, which resembles hemangioma, has been described, thus expanding the definition of this entity. |
Article Type: | Report |
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(Risk factors) Angiosarcoma (Diagnosis) Radiotherapy (Complications and side effects) Breast cancer (Care and treatment) Breast cancer (Patient outcomes) Biopsy (Usage) |
Author: | Lucas, David R. |
Pub Date: | 11/01/2009 |
Publication: | Name: Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Publisher: College of American Pathologists Audience: Academic; Professional Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Health Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2009 College of American Pathologists ISSN: 1543-2165 |
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Accounting for only 1% of soft tissue sarcomas, angiosarcoma has
recently come to attention because of its association with radiation
therapy, especially for breast cancer. In the early 1980s, doctors began
to recognize angiosarcomas arising in mammary skin, years after a
lumpectomy and radiation. (1) Radiation-associated angiosarcoma is now
recognized as an important, although rare complication of radiotherapy,
with a cumulative incidence of 0.9 per 1000 cases during 15 years. (2)
The risk is not believed to outweigh the benefit, and radiation therapy
continues to be a mainstay in breast cancer treatment. In 1994, Fineberg and Rosen3 reported 4 cases of an unusual vascular lesion occurring in mammary skin after radiation, which they named atypical vascular lesion (AVL). Most AVLs resemble lymphangiomas and pursue a benign course. However, they have a tendency to develop further lesions, usually more AVLs. There are also rare reports of AVL progressing to angiosarcoma, usually after multiple recurrences, (4,5) a fact suggesting that AVL may be a precursor to or incipient angiosarcoma. Distinguishing AVL from well-differentiated angiosarcoma in a biopsy specimen can be very challenging. Recently, a vascular-type AVL resembling capillary hemangioma has been reported. (4,6) This article reviews the clinical, morphologic, and immunohistochemical findings in angiosarcoma in general, with special emphasis on radiation-associated angiosarcoma. It also reviews the clinical and morphologic features of AVL, including recent developments and concepts. OVERVIEW The most common clinical presentation of angiosarcoma is a sporadic cutaneous tumor, typically in the scalp or face of an elderly patient. However, angiosarcoma occurs in virtually any anatomic site, including deep soft tissue, breast, visceral organs, and bone. Although most cases are sporadic, important predisposing conditions include radiation (Figure 1), chronic lymphedema (Figure 2), exposure to toxins (eg, vinyl chloride), and foreign bodies (eg, arteriovenous fistulas). Cutaneous angiosarcoma usually appears as a bruiselike area that often ulcerates or becomes nodular. Cutaneous tumors frequently have small satellite lesions adjacent to the main tumor. Deep-seated tumors have a hemorrhagic spongelike or microcystic appearance (Figure 3), often with necrosis. Angiosarcoma of bone is peculiar in that it frequently presents as multifocal, polyostotic disease (Figure 4). [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] [FIGURE 2 OMITTED] [FIGURE 3 OMITTED] Moderate and poorly differentiated angiosarcomas have very heterogeneous cytoarchitectural features. The cytologic appearance can be epithelioid, spindled, or pleomorphic (Figure 6, A through C), while the architecture can be vasoformative, sievelike, kaposiform, or solid (Figure 7, A through D). Various combinations of patterns and degrees of differentiation can be present within a single tumor. Often, well-differentiated angiosarcoma is found adjacent to poorly differentiated angiosarcoma, suggesting tumor progression. [FIGURE 4 OMITTED] Poorly differentiated angiosarcoma often presents as an undifferentiated malignant neoplasm and immunohistochemistry is often necessary to confirm the diagnosis. CD31 is the single best marker with high sensitivity and specificity. CD31, however, is not always the cleanest marker and can show low-level staining in other tumors as well as frequent background blush. It also stains macrophages. (7) By contrast, angiosarcoma usually has a diffuse, intense staining reaction for CD31, often with accentuation of the cytoplasmic membrane (Figure 8). CD34 and factor VIII are also expressed in most angiosarcomas, but less frequently in poorly differentiated tumors. Aberrant cytokeratin staining is an important pitfall in angiosarcoma, especially in epithelioid angiosarcoma, found in 35% of cases in 1 study. (8) However, it is usually focal. Most carcinomas, by contrast, are CD312. Thus, poorly differentiated angiosarcoma can be misdiagnosed as carcinoma with an overly limited panel of antibodies. Clinically, angiosarcoma is very aggressive, and most patients die because of disseminated disease. Because it is highly infiltrative, beyond its clinically apparent extent and often multifocal, local control is fraught with a high failure rate. Although grading has been shown to have prognostic relevance in breast tumors, (9) most angiosarcomas have a poor outcome, regardless of grade. Recently, Deyrup et al10 showed that prognosis in sporadic cutaneous angiosarcoma correlates with high- and low-risk groups, on the basis of age, epithelioid histology, necrosis, and tumor depth. [FIGURE 5 OMITTED] [FIGURE 6 OMITTED] [FIGURE 7 OMITTED] RADIATION-ASSOCIATED ANGIOSARCOMA The clinical behavior and morphologic features of radiation-associated angiosarcoma are comparable to those of sporadic angiosarcoma. (11) Compared to the latency of other radiation-associated sarcomas, that for breast angiosarcoma is relatively short (5-7 years), with some patients presenting with the tumor within 3 years, thus challenging the 3-year rule. (11) Compared to sporadic mammary angiosarcoma, which usually arises in the parenchyma, radiation-associated angiosarcoma is usually cutaneous. Clinically, it presents as an erythematous plaque, patch, or nodules, often with edema, and evokes a differential diagnosis that includes inflammatory carcinoma or an infectious etiology. Tumors often present with diffuse, extensive involvement of the breast (Figure 1). Median size is around 7.5 cm, (5) and multifocality is common. (11) Most tumors are high grade. However, low- and intermediate-grade tumors have also been described. (5,11) While overall the prognosis for patients with radiation-associated angiosarcoma is bad, with high rates of local and distant recurrence, some studies have suggested a poorer prognosis, (11) while others a more favorable outcome. (5) ATYPICAL VASCULAR LESION Atypical vascular lesion usually presents as 1 or more small, flesh-colored papules or erythematous patches that arise in radiated skin. Microscopically, most resemble lymphangioma, comprising a relatively well-demarcated proliferation of thin-walled, often dilated, interanastomosing channels devoid of erythrocytes and lined by attenuated or hobnail endothelial cells without atypia (Figure 9, A and B). Some resemble benign lymphangioendothelioma (Figure 10, A), others lymphangioma circumscriptum (Figure 10, B), and some have features of both. (12) Most AVLs are limited to superficial and mid dermis. However, examples involving deep dermis and subcutis4 have been described. Although most pursue a benign course, they tend to develop further lesions, usually more AVLs. There are rare reports of progression to angiosarcoma, usually after multiple recurrences, (4,5) a fact suggesting that AVL may be a precursor to or incipient angiosarcoma. Current recommendation is that AVLs should be completely excised and the patient closely followed up for any new lesions. (12) [FIGURE 8 OMITTED] [FIGURE 9 OMITTED] [FIGURE 10 OMITTED] [FIGURE 11 OMITTED] In 2005, Di Tommaso and Rosai (6) reported 3 cases of a lobular capillary proliferation in mammary skin after radiation. All 3 patients either had or subsequently developed angiosarcoma. Thus, the spectrum of vascular lesions was expanded to include vascular-type AVL (Figure 11). Recently, Patton et al4 detailed their experience with 8 cases of vascular-type AVL, including several lesions with atypia and 1 that progressed to angiosarcoma. They suggest that vascular-type AVL is more likely to progress than the more common lymphatic-type AVL. Distinguishing well-differentiated angiosarcoma from AVL can be very challenging in a small sample such as that obtained from a punch biopsy. Because areas within and adjacent to angiosarcoma can be indistinguishable from AVL--both lymphatic and vascular types--it is essential to correlate biopsy results with clinical findings. Size is especially important in this regard since most AVLs are small (median, 0.5 cm), while angiosarcomas are usually much larger (median, 7.5 cm). (5) References (1.) Hamels J, Blondiau P, Mirgaux M. Cutaneous angiosarcoma arising in a mastectomy scar after therapeutic irradiation. Bull Cancer. 1981;68(4):353-356. (2.) Yap J, Chuba PJ, Thomas R, et al. Sarcoma as a second malignancy after treatment for breast cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2002;52(5):1231-1237. (3.) Fineberg S, Rosen PP. Cutaneous angiosarcoma and atypical vascular lesions of the skin and breast after radiation therapy for breast carcinoma. Am J Clin Pathol. 1994;102(6):757-763. (4.) Patton KT, Deyrup AT, Weiss SW. Atypical vascular lesions after surgery and radiation of the breast: a clinicopathologic study of 32 cases analyzing histologic heterogeneity and association with angiosarcoma. Am J Surg Pathol. 2008;32(6):943-950. (5.) Brenn T, Fletcher CD. Radiation-associated cutaneous atypical vascular lesions and angiosarcoma: clinicopathologic analysis of 42 cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 2005;29(8):983-996. (6.) Di Tommaso L, Rosai J. The capillary lobule: a deceptively benign feature of post-radiation angiosarcoma of the skin: report of three cases. Am J Dermatopathol. 2005;27(4):301-305. (7.) McKenney JK, Weiss SW, Folpe AL. CD31 expression in intratumoral macrophages: a potential diagnostic pitfall. Am J Surg Pathol. 2001;25(9):1167-1173. (8.) Meis-Kindblom JM, Kindblom LG. Angiosarcoma of soft tissue: a study of 80 cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 1998;22(6):683-697. (9.) Rosen PP, Kimmel M, Ernsberger D. Mammary angiosarcoma: the prognostic significance of tumor differentiation. Cancer. 1988;62(10):2145-2151. (10.) Deyrup AT, McKenney JK, Tighiouart M, Folpe AL, Weiss SW. Sporadic cutaneous angiosarcomas: a proposal for risk stratification based on 69 cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 2008;32(1):72-77. (11.) Billings SD, McKenney JK, Folpe AL, Hardacre MC, Weiss SW. Cutaneous angiosarcoma following breast-conserving surgery and radiation: an analysis of 27 cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 2004;28(6):781-788. (12.) Gengler C, Coindre JM, Leroux A, et al. Vascular proliferations of the skin after radiation therapy for breast cancer: clinicopathologic analysis of a series in favor of a benign process--a study from the French Sarcoma Group. Cancer. 2007;109(8):1584-1598. David R. Lucas, MD Accepted for publication May 27, 2009. From the Department of Pathology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The author has no relevant financial interest in the products or companies described in this article. Presented at New Frontiers in Pathology: An Update for Practicing Pathologists, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, September 20, 2008. Reprints: David R. Lucas, MD, Department of Pathology, University of Michigan, 1500 E Medical Center Dr, Room 2G332, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com). |
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text: Headlines January 16, 2013Report Claims Consulting Industry Is Marred With ConflictThe floodgates have opened in the investing consulting world, as a report by the Diligence Review Corporation questions the validity of advice among investment consultants in the US. (January 16, 2013) -- Hewitt Ennis Knupp, Towers Watson, Milliman, Buck Global Investment Advisors, and Mercer Investment Consulting are just a handful of the dozens of consulting firms scrutinized in a newly released report questioning their independence and validity. The report by the Diligence Review Corporation, which specializes in performing due diligence for private clients of SEC-registered investment advisors, focuses on investment consultants in the United States. It questions how such firms can offer conflict-free advice when they are also broker dealers, have broker-dealer affiliates, or receive compensation for client referrals. While the report claims that pension investment consultants raise relatively few red flags in a due diligence review, those that do raise such flags often provide services to some of the largest funds. The report identifies 155 firms serving as pension investment consultants in the US. Of those 155 firms, five pension consulting firms are also broker-dealers, the paper claims, trading securities for their own accounts or on behalf of their customers while being paid on commission. Thus, the authors note that broker-dealers are not impartial to the products found in client portfolios. The research also highlights 10 pension consulting firms found to be registered representatives of broker-dealers, 33 pension consulting firms that have broker-dealer affiliates, and 12 pension consulting firms that receive compensation for client referrals. "It's difficult to understand how a consultant acting as a broker-dealer can provide objective, independent advice to pension fund clients. Indeed, decades of experience tell us it's a rare broker-dealer that does so," the authors write in the paper, titled "US Pension Investment Consultants: A Report for Fiduciaries, Internal Audit and Risk Management Professionals." Consultants named in the piece that responded to aiCIO's request for comment denied the allegations. "The statements and assertions of perceived conflicts or impacts to clients' portfolios are not accurate for Hewitt Ennis Knupp, a division of Aon Hewitt" the firm said, which was listed in the report as having a broker-dealer affiliate and receiving compensation for client referrals. The firm aimed to clarify the description of its business in the report, saying: "We do not trade our clients' accounts through broker dealers affiliated with us. Our manager research function runs independently from all other portions of Aon's business. We provide data and perspectives that help companies make informed investment consulting decisions. We take our role as a fiduciary very seriously and have in place strict policies and safeguards to ensure that we provide objective and unbiased counsel." Russell Investments is highlighted in the research as having a broker-dealer affiliate, receiving compensation for client referrals, and facing significant adverse disclosures. "Significant adverse events may occur for the firm itself or their 'advisory affiliate', which can be an affiliated firm or an employee," the Diligence Review Corporation's report said. "In our experience, when asked about these events, some investment consultants take them very seriously. Other firms dismiss these events as unimportant or irrelevant." Russell issued the following response following the report's claims: "A significant portion of Russell Investments' activities are based on the 'multi-manager' approach to investing. 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We had the opportunity of being in Oaxaca City for just 3 days early this year thanks to the hospitality of expat Geri Anderson. During our brief stay, I managed to snap a few photos of the beauty of the city. Enjoy . . .
A few weeks ago, we were able to travel to San Felipe Lachillo, about 3 hours straight up northeast of Huatulco and deliver building materials for a new library for children for the village. Because of video, you can visit our trip on YouTube by clicking on the following video.
Much work on the library has already been accomplished since the day of our delivery of books shelving material. In addition, a dental clinic is under construction and teachers are living in the community and teaching sewing and voluntary library skills. You can check out the photo album on my Facebook page at the following link.
We hope to return next winter to the state of Oaxaca and visit the ¨little library in the mountains¨at San Felipe. It is the 40th library established in the state of Oaxaca by expats from USA and Canada living in Oaxaca City.
Stephen Sardeson, ¨The¨Genuine Tourist, living in Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala, MX
San Felipe Lachillo is a very poor village located in the mountains about 4 hours northeast of Huatulco, Oaxaca. For the past several years, Luis Alfredo Estavillo Chávez, a humble restaurant owner, has traveled monthly to San Felipe to work with the children of the village.
While his primary interest has been for the children to learn how to read, he has also assisted the children to find more ways to feed themselves, so they will have enough energy to attend school and actually learn. One food project has been the raising of chickens for both eggs and meat. You can see the chickens being inoculated by Luis and MsSardo in the following photo.
You can see a video of how the CHILDREN helped catch the chickens on YouTube at —
Other videos of regarding San Felipe are also available on YouTube by searching under "Silversard." One, for example, shows the children demonstrating their reading skills to Luis during one of his visits.
A few months ago, the "Expats" living in Oaxaca City agreed to set up a new library in San Felipe with the help of funding from the USA. You can learn about their earlier library projects at —
In order to see information specific to their library work, you need to click on their "outreach programs" tab and read about "Libros Para Pueblos."
Luis and Elva traveled to San Felipe in recent months to meet with school officials (and indirectly community leaders) about the project. Here is a photo of the teachers who want to see the project succeed.
The teachers have offered a large unused office in the school building as a location for the new library. If the location is selected, the community residents, working with Luis, will build library shelves and small desks and chairs for the children to use when selecting the books for their personal use. Of course, the new library will be open to all children.
Luis and Joe Wilkes, Oaxca Lending Library Contact, will be traveling to San Felipe in the near future to meet with the leaders of the community and finalize the establishment and location of the library.
While much remains to be done, it is likely the library will become a reality sometime this year. Regardless, we must remember that it is all about the KIDS of SAN FELIPE LACHILLO who are so very interested in working with Luis and Elva on their education.
We will be in Mexico for the next 3 months or so and hope to travel to San Felipe Lachillo near the end of March to see the progress on this project. Won't you join us via this blog and follow the progress of this small village.
Stephen Sardeson, Genuine-Tourist.com, reporting from Baraboo, WI, USA
Previously, I wrote an article for this Blog about our visit to a trout farm in Ixtlan de Juarez. The name of the family owned business is "Cauchirindo," and its handsome owner is "Romualdo Pacheco." Here is a photo of him with Geri Anderson, our traveler author friend from Oaxaca, Oaxaca.
Now, I had forgotten about writing the article because I had gone onto other articles about other places UNTIL a comment was posted on this Blog by Don Romualdo's granddaughter, Nathaly Pacheco. She said, "That handsome senior is my grandfather his name is Romualdo Pacheco. If you would like to go there again I recomend going this December."
I can only say that her contact with me via this blog "out of nowhere" reminded me of the song, "It's a Small World After All," that I heard in Disney World in Florida. It is simply amazing that two people who have never met (Nathaly and I) can find one another through two people who never met (Geri and Romualdo) until one rainy day on a mountainside over looking a historic center of Mexico.
Perhaps you would like to join me in singing about this small world, BUT, I warn you, if you do, you will have a hard time getting the music and words out of your head the rest of the day! Ok, here we go. The following video is in several languages starting with French and sometimes the language being sung doesn't match the scenes, but its still a great video for the season.
And, if you must know the lyrics for sure, here they are —
It's a small world after all!
It's a small world after all!
It's a small world after all!
It's a small, small world!
Yes, as the song says, "And a smile means friendship to everyone," and one can see it in the above photo of the two "handsome seniors," Geri and Don Romualdo. And, we conclude with a "blessing" from Romuldo's granddaughter, Nathaly, who proclaims to all —
WOW, YES, THE WORLD IS VERY SMALL, THANK YOU; WE ARE GOING THERE THIS CHRISTMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Nathaly Pacheco, December 13, 2008 at 9:00 PM.
Stephen — http://www.Genuine-Tourist.com — reporting from Baraboo, WI, USA
P.S. Previous article can be viewed at — http://tinyurl.com/4vsnfg
When we arrived in Oaxaca in March of 2008, we found the Zocálo a "bird-hive" of activity. It was really nice to see the fountains working, something the birds really seemed to enjoy.
Of course the Zocálo was "colored" by a multitude of "balloon" vendors. We have always been amazed at the very long balloons which do not seem to be marketed in the USA. It is also fascinating to see people "shoot" the long balloons into the air, when one knows the proper technique to do so.
But what was particularly pleasant in the Zocálo was the "sound of music" as provided by an orchestra piece featuring a player of a saxophone. You can see him in the next photo.
Now, if you would like to hear him play, go to the following YouTube video.
More photos of the Zocála are just a click away — click here
You might want to check out my "one photo/video" post at —
Stephen — http://www.genuine-tourist.com — reporting from Baraboo, WI, USA
It is snowing in southern, WI, USA, for the first time as I write this post. I am sitting in my den and watching the large flakes come down through our "A frame" type windows. In the meantime, I have been surfing the "tags" of Word Press and came across a nice blog with an article written about Mexico City and Oaxaca. You can enjoy the article too at —
She has some nice comments about Mt. Alban and the Day of the Dead and she eats bugs! . . . . . . because she wants photos so bad. Oh . . . she has a nice slide show at the top of her blog which you might want to view before you read her article entitled, "Say-Cheese."
OK, now we are leaving to eat in a new Mexican restaurant in Baraboo, WI, USA, where we live. My wife and friends have decided to "extend" her birthday celebration a few more days by going out for lunch today. Tomorrow, we are eating in another Baraboo Restaurant (Little Village Cafe) with two men from Madison who own property in Mexico and follow some of my Yahoo groups about Mexico.
I hope we can keep all this "Mexican stuff" going until WE land in Mexico city (DF) on January 22nd for our 3 month "tour of duty."
This past winter we spent 4 months in Mexico and passed through Oaxaca, Oaxaca, three different times. We were able to spend some time with travel author Geri Anderson when in Oaxaca and made a day trip with her to Ixtlan to visit a trout farm. You can read about it by visiting this link —
During our 4 months in Mexico, we visited Veracruz, Xalapa, Oaxaca, Puebla, Tlaxcala, and Huautlco, sometimes more than once. We passed through the Puebla and Oaxaca bus stations several times and became more confident in our own abilities to travel in Mexico.
We are returning to Mexico January 22nd for a 3 plus month stay in 2009. While we will spend much of our time in Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala, we will probably "branch out" a bit depending upon various "missions" we might want to fulfill. We will start our journey by spending two or three days in FD (Mexico city) and explore it with a guide from Tlaxcala. Our journey will probably end on some beaches north of Veracruz, Veracruz.
Since our last trip to Mexico, I have posted about 100 SHORT videos about southern Mexico on YouTube which you can see at —
I will close with some photos taken in the former govenor's palace building on the zocalo in Oaxca. We didn't discover the building until our second visit to the city because it was heavily guarded by police with heavy weapons. However, the govenor has since moved out to minimize the amount of demonstrations on the zocalo (?) and the building is more accessible.
Photos of the murals in the Govenor's former palace are just a click away — click here


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I'm so excited! Woohoo! Twin quilt number 1 is done! Well, all except for attaching the binding to the back. But I'm about to finish that right now!
The back of the binding is pinned down. I just have to attach it! Then on to Twin quilt number 2. I will post a completed quilt later in the week, hopefully tomorrow!
And I have been working on organizing. Hubby and I are both horrible pilers so I found this and I turned my "drop everything when you come in the door" area from this...
to this!
I am so excited! We'll see how long I can keep it this way. Oh, the purple thing over in the right hand corner is something my dear daughter taped to my hutch. I'm just so thrilled to see order. Cleaning this one area actually cleaned three areas in the process.
The filing system enabled me to find places for two other "piles" in the kitchen. I picked up both baskets from Target; I actually picked up the two of the orange ones and two green ones that match for later. They were $2.50 up front where the cheap stuff is! Onward and upward to more organizing!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
4 comments:
- SoSarahSews said...
I need to organize my desk! It's a mess and a never ending battle. :/ Yours looks great!
- February 29, 2012 at 6:51 AM
- Linz said...
Yea!! Great finish!! I can't wait to see pictures of the whole thing! Good luck on #2 and on the organizing!! That's so great!
- February 29, 2012 at 8:03 AM
- Mrs.Pickles said...
looks great! When I organize it doesn't seem to last as long as i would like..lol
- February 29, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Cassie said...
Congrats on getting it finished! I can't wait to see the entire thing!
- February 29, 2012 at 5:38 PM
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Guest blog: photographing snow leopards in the Himalayas by Craig Jones
Kingdom | Animalia |
Phylum | Chordata |
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Family | Cercopithecidae |
Genus | Cercopithecus (1) |
Kingdom | Animalia |
Phylum | Chordata |
Class | Mammalia |
Order | Primates |
Family | Cercopithecidae |
Genus | Cercopithecus (1) |
Information on the blue monkey is currently being researched and written and will appear here shortly.
Classified as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List (1) and listed on Appendix II of CITES (2).
Subspecies: Zanzibar Sykes's monkey, C. m albogularis, Stairs's white-collared monkey, C. m. erythrarchus, Kolb's white-collared monkey, C. m. kolbi, Tanzania Sykes's monkey, C. m. monoides, Moloney's white-collared monkey, C. m. moloneyi, the rump-spotted blue monkey, C. m. opisthostictus, Stuhlmann's blue monkey, C. m. stuhlmanni, and Doggett's blue monkey, C. m. doggetti, are classified as Least Concern (LC), Pousargues's white-collared monkey, C. m. albotorquatus, the samango, C. m. labiatus, and Boutourlini's blue monkey, C.m. boutourlinii, are classified as Vulnerable (VU), the Lomami river blue monkey, C. m. heymansi, is classified as Near Threatened (NT), the golden monkey, C. m. kandti, is classified as Endangered (EN), the red-eared Sykes's monkey, C. m. francescae, and the Pluto monkey, C. m. pluto, are classified as Data Deficient (DD), Schouteden's blue monkey, C. m. schoutedeni, and Zammarano's monkey, C. m. zammaronoi, are classified as Critically Endangered (CR) on the IUCN Red List (1).
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Happy 100th Birthday to Edna of Sunny Jim's Candy Ranch on Hwy 34
Edna Walters began her career as a chocolate dipper in the 1930's. She and her late husband, Jim, moved to Loveland in the 1960's and founded Sunny Jim's Candy Ranch on Highway 34. Edna or Mrs. Sunny Jim Walters marked her 100th birthday with a party on Saturday. Here's what she said when asked her secret for living a long life:
"I just liked it all — chocolate, hard candy, brittles," she said. "I never did smoke, never drank, but I ate a lot of candy. That might be the secret."
The Walters sold the candy store in 1974 and it continues operation still today. It even survived the flood last fall that swept through the big Thompson Canyon.
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Over 5 million U.S. homes are under deep water – that is, the borrowers have outstanding mortgage debt that exceeds the home's current value by more than 20%. A homeowner in this situation that can afford to make mortgage payments faces a tough choice: stay and continue to pay *or* stop making loan payments and walk away. A default is bad for the borrower's credit score; but why stay when you could rent a much better crib for a lot less dough?
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On another note, my camera batteries are MIA, so I can't show you this photo of a wiiner dog I took care of this weekend. Aptly named Chuey, he munched on my son's Lightening McQueen shoes, stole 3 chicken legs, and dove into the pool to save Stink from his mean mama tossing him in the air. This dog was both annoying and friggin' lovable all at once. (Kind of like me.) I'm sad my neighbor is back, because it was fun hanging at her pool and seeing the kids interact with this hound.
Speaking of dogs, I seem to have picked up a weird dog allergy late in life. My throat gets all stuffy fluffy. Neither here nor there, but I'm kind of bummed, because my best friends have the sweetest dogs on the planet, and while I can hang out there with them, I am going to have to detox them from my place for a while. I feel guilty, because my kids go to their house. And for some people, dogs are like kids. I mean, if you think about it, they both jump on furniture, pee in inappropriate places, eat with their mouths open and don't come when you call them.
On a sad note, a colleague of mine's son just died a few days ago. I just saw her speak at a panel at Blogher about kids with special needs. I don't know the whole story. But that combined with a woman from church who just passed away from cancer, leaving three young kids behind, makes me grateful for the life I do have.
I am meeting His Girl tommorow. I told her that if she wants to get Jesus freaky on me that's fine. But if she does hands on healing and spills my Diet Coke I'm going to kick her God loving booty out of the restaurant.
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- QT said...
That is strange about your dog allergy. Is it all dogs? Some breeds produce more dander than others, so maybe not all is lost...
Have fun at your blogger meet-up. It is always fun to see if people match your idea of what they will be like in person. - 6:15 AM
- His Girl said...
your Diet Coke is safe with me. I take this beverage VERY seriously... it's not to be trifled with.
will it creep you out and make you cancel plans if I say I am SO EXCITED to finally meet you? IT' JUST HOURS AWAY!!!
also, please don't be an axe murdering pervy old man. i'm going to be totally disappointed if you are, and my husband will have to figure out how to say "i told you so" in my eulogy.
- Travis Erwin said...
I want some rum and coke too. That's me making a pouty lip do to gender discrimination.
- PJ said...
Especially if your diet Coke has rum in it!!! I'm sure His Girl will be careful with the laying on of hands!!
- God's Guitar Girl said...
Man, I thought I was the only doing a MIRL this summer! (Meet In Real Life) Totally jealous. And if you and I should ever happen to MIRL, we'd totally be slamming some rum and DCs b/c we're moms and we can. :)
- Ramblin' Red said...
I so hear the annoying but friggin loveable factor on dogs...that is our puppy. I'd have killed him months ago if he wasn't so damned sweet!
Have fun with the meet up - I love bloggy meets! - 2:04 PM
- patches said...
I read that a lot of allergies manifest after age thirty or so. Some who are allergic to dogs or cats or whatev take an antihistamine an before pooch interaction. It's supposed to lessen the severity of sneezing, etc.
- liv said...
i have it on good authority that Mama P has too much rack to be a pervy guy. But, she's totally a pervy laday.
and she does so drink. At the Gold Dust lounge in SF.... - 8:33 PM
- phd in yogurtry said...
I used to love Cuba Libre's (sp?) .. rum and diet coke with lime. But I'm hyper-sensitive to caffeine and that feeling of drunk alternating with caffeine buzz .. wired and woozy all at once... got to be too weird. So no more caffeine with my alky-hall.
- JCK said...
Probably best not to drink every night. Brilliant advice, which I should have given. But, didn't.
I am so sorry about your colleague's child. That is really tough, and especially poignant since you just heard her speak. And all stories of young parents dying of cancer get me. I am sorry.
It is strange how allergies can develop all of a sudden.
I'm arranging a get together in Anaheim, yes...Anaheim. It's with a wonderful blogger - Kalynne, The Philosopher Mom who will be visiting. I'll be in touch -would be in 2 weeks. Have fun meeting His Girl! - 10:52 PM
- smilnsigh said...
This is an "Off Topic Comment" but...I seem to have lost my knack for posting/commenting in 'Blog Land,' for a while. All I do lately, is put up a few photos, here and there. I didn't plan on it... It just happened.
And since I don't want anyone to think I got *uppity* or anything, :-) I'm leaving this comment, to explain my absence.
I'm sure to be back in not too long. Can't keep a "Chatty Person" quiet, for too long. :-)
Miss Mari-Nanci - 12:41 PM
- flutter said...
seriously how am I missing your updates?! DAMN THE MAN.
- Terri said...
I was thinking just last night that our every evening drink on the deck is becoming a habit now and wondering if that was the beginning of a bad habit. I have come to know conclusions yet, but I am out of Vodka and need to decide today!
Enjoy your meeting with his girl. - 4:31 AM
- Vodka Mom said...
are you trying to tell me my vodka and DIET 7-up has calories? Well, DAMN. Although that DOES explain a lot.
(so sad about the death. so sad....) - 3:18 AM


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Citi Bike Could Expand Earlier to Greenpoint and LIC to Alleviate G Train Shutdown
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The 12-weekend-long G train shutdown scheduled for this summer could end up being somewhat of a blessing in disguise for Long Island City and Greenpoint commuters. Community leaders in Queens and Brooklyn have been rallying for the Citi Bike system to expand to those areas in order to alleviate the lack of transportation while the G train tunnel is under repair, and it seems like their efforts may be rewarded. Citi Bike had originally planned to open stations in these neighborhoods by May, but was unable to due to flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy. Now it looks like the MTA could step in and provide some or all of the extra funds needed to get the blue bikes rolling into the two nabes, and possibly before the G train goes out of commission.
Long Island City and Greenpoint were supposed to be part of the first wave of Citi Bike stations to go up but that plan was foiled by equipment damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. As you can imagine, people in the two neighborhoods were none too happy about that, and were even more disgruntled to find out that they'd be losing G line service for 12 weekends this summer.
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The great G train shutdown of 2013 will see 3 stations – Greenpoint Avenue, 21st Street, and Court Square – close for 12 weekends in a row starting in July. The closure will be due to maintenance to the subway tunnel under Newtown Creek, which was damaged during Sandy. Officials also say they'll need to close the three stations again in 2014 (this time 24/7, weekends and weekdays, for a five-week period). The MTA will be providing shuttle buses to the affected areas this summer but the addition of Citi Bikes would surely make an even bigger difference in turning commuter frowns upside-down.
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Last night I wanted to take my friend out for a nightcap in a spot with yummy food and an older crowd. Well, older than 20s -- her prerequisite. We wouldn't have arrived until midnight. We were in Hollywood and could have driven anywhere. We failed. What are some of your late-night spots?
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Boston's the Second-Best City for Trick-or-Treating; Cantaloupe Culprit Identified
Plus a top-secret ice cream sandwich and more, all in our morning news round-up.
By Kara BaskinPlus a top-secret ice cream sandwich and more, all in our morning news round-up.
By Kara BaskinMezze's Micah Wexler says of Zagat," My restaurant friends and I would literally memorize the ratings and test each other...Over the last decade they've lost a lot of ground."
By Hadley TomickiWe, for one, think it's a good thing.
By Jay BarmannHe's not letting on if he is, anyway.
By Alan SytsmaNearly 100 protestors chant "Ralph's wants welfare, we want healthcare!" at the grocery giant.
Plus: YUMM brings fresh fruit to Philly's food deserts via bicycle; and nearly 10,000 restaurants closed in the U.S. last year, all in our morning news roundup.
The swindler's massive collection goes on auction on May 18th.
Plus: Ohio considers a bill that would allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in restaurants; and a Coca-Cola delivery truck crashes into an elementary school, all in our morning news roundup.
It's kind of like Foodily, only uglier.
By Jay BarmannPlus Groupon passes on Google's takeover bid, and 2010 was the year of mezcal, all in our morning news roundup.
Gastronaut is taking off.
By Jay BarmannThe yogurt giant makes claims it can't back up, while the software giant apparently had some great free lunches.
Plus Phillies Wives puts out a cookbook, and one out of six Americans gets food poisoning each year, all in our morning news roundup.
What are the top Google trends in Chicago?
By Nick KindelspergerA study of garlic and asparagus reveals eating's effect on your smell, while Google Patents include some strange new food recipes.
Family is upset that Monica Beresford-Redmen's killer has not been found, while over $200,000 in grocery credit is traded for old guns.
Google won't be buying the company after all.
By Daniel MaurerThe search engine giant is reportedly set to buy the user-generated review site for $500 million.
By Jay BarmannPlus: The Russian Tea Room's chef gets slapped with a sexual-harassment lawsuit, and Arizona kids go to Hooters on a field trip, all in our morning news roundup.
By Leila Cohan-MiccioPlus: the chemistry of champagne, all in our morning news roundup.
By Leila Cohan-Miccio