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When a cat starts urinating inside its home, whether male or female, neutered or not, the pet is trying to apply its personal identity "brand" on the territory. It is a sort of feline mark of Zorro, saying, "I am here and here to stay!" The underlying reasons for this problem range from under- to over-indulgence by people, or the presence of another cat's urine inside or outside the home. From the pet's point of view the behavior is quite natural and achieves its goal of temporary relief from feelings of insecurity about its territory. However, the odor and discoloration accompanying it provide cat owners with nothing but eyesores and offended nostrils.
Spraying is different from simple puddles of urine around the home. If your problem is the puddling type, you will need to provide your pet with a simple house training plan centered on a litter box or an area that you want your cat or kitten to use as a toilet place. It is not difficult. Most felines, given a chance to dig a little hole in the area, will acquire a lifelong habit of using it. The trick in establishing the habit is to praise the pet immediately after it has completed its duty right there at that place, not when it has left the area. Along with this procedure it is of utmost importance to keep the litter box or other area cleaned up daily. Further, the litter material must be replaced with clean material at least once a week, depending on the area's size and size of your pet. Bigger cats use litter material quicker than do tiny cats or kittens. So, as kittens mature, it may be necessary to change from once a week to a twice a week schedule. In my experience this is the single, most overlooked aspect of raising and training cats. So many of my clients have said,"Tabby was just perfect for the first six months, and then this terrible soiling started around the house!" Too often we forget that our kittens so soon become cats.
Another important step is proper clean-up of accidents whether from puddling, defecation, or spraying behavior. Although there are several commercial liquids available for cleaning, plain lukewarm water mixed half and half with white vinegar is about as effective as anything. This mixture should be doused or sponged generously on the area so as to dilute the offensive residue. Allow it to remain for about ten minutes, then completely blot it up with paper towels until dry to the touch. Then repeat the process once more.
To solve the problem of spraying urine, you will need to consider the total life you are leading with your pet. The arrival of a new baby, another pet, house guests, etc., may result in the cat getting less attention than it is accustomed to receiving. If this is the case, make it a point to have a couple of play sessions each day. Use a favorite toy and really get involved with your pet for a few minutes in each session.
If you think you are doting too heavily, petting too much, or otherwise overindulging your cat, taper off gradually from the stroking and petting and introduce the play sessions. Play is a necessary aspect to many cats. Too often as our kittens grow up, we forget about playing. Quite naturally the cat feels the loss. The result can be spraying. Play sessions have proved most valuable in solving the problem.
Besides play sessions and applying proper clean-up procedures, another step should be taken which involves feeding. Before going into detail about this, it is necessary to appreciate that cats are basically fastidious animals about their toilet habits. They loathe to eliminate in the same area as they eat. This makes sense for the propagation of the species and is probably part of their genetic behavioral potential. That is to say...given the opportunity to be hygienic, cats will be so. Therefore the final step in solving the spraying behavior exploits this tendency. If your pet has a favorite spot for its spraying, feed it at that spot, after proper cleaning the area, of course. If it has two spots, split each feeding into two dishes and place them at the spots. Leave the dishes down between feedings, washing them before each feeding time. This should be done until four days have passed wherein the cat has not soiled in these areas. Then resume feeding at the regular place.
If your pet regresses and soils or sprays again, re-start the spot feeding program until another four days perfect performances have been achieved. Then, it is back to feeding at the regular location! Keep this up until the problem is resolved. In case you wondered, the most spray areas an owner has had to deal with in this plan is thirteen. That's right...the pet's food ration was split between thirteen dishes! But it took only two weeks for the problem to clear up. The problem had existed for two years prior to my plan, so it was worth applying the entire program.
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From the 1853 appearance of John Barclay in the Eagle Creek area, I am able to follow him to his death in Minnesota in 1897. It is in Minnesota that he starts his second family.
We first see this when we view the U.S. Federal Census for 1860 . I found this entry under the name "Bartley."
John Barclay appears with his two sons Alexander and George and the beginning of his second family.
Minnesota, Eagle Creek, Scott Co., pg. 97, P.O. Shakopee, enumerated 15 July, 1860 by M. P. Clark – Dwelling 838, Family 838, John Bartley, age 48 (born about 1812), male, farmer, born in Scotland. Ellen Bartley 30 (born about 1833), female, born in Norway. Charles Bartley 7/12 mos old, born in Minnesota, Alexander Bartley 20 years old (born about 1840), farm labor, born in Connecticut. George Bartley age 17 (born about 1843), farm labour, born in Connecticut.
One fact about my Barclay family is the ages will keep changing over the years. According to other documentation Alexander was born in 1842 and George was born in 1844. A two-year difference is not necessarily a big difference especially when you do not have an actual birth record. What I do know is taken from military records. To really know the true birthdate you need the parents acting as the informants.
Their father John's birth year as given here had him born about 1812. I have an obituary and tombstone picture which puts his birth year at 1801 and that is an 11 year difference. John's age will change a lot over the years to come, so I really don't know exactly how old he was.
There is a bit of confusion about his 2nd wife's name. I have finally settled on the fact that it is Helen and not Ellen as this census has indicated. Her surname maiden name is also a little confusing it could be Stevenson or Iverson. It might imply she had been married before? I will go over the documentation I have on Helen in future posts.
As we see here Alexander and George are listed as being born in Connecticut. Going back to the 1857 Minnesota State census (May 15, 2010 post) we see that they are also listed as being born in Connecticut. So you can see why I have focused on Connecticut as their birthplaces.
The other interesting point is the spelling of the name Barclay. It has come down in my family as "Barclay." However, as you see here is it listed as "Bartley." I have seen other spellings. Of course, this could be the enumerator's take on the spelling of the name. My great-grandfather and mother both spelled it "Barclay."


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A provençal ambience and elegant outdoor rooms give distinction to a Seattle-area garden
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Tension is a good thing, believes David Pfeiffer of Vashon, Washington—at least in a garden. "Ordered and wild, geometric and curvilinear, centerlines and asymmetry—all need to be expressed," Pfeiffer says. On the grounds surrounding a new builder's home in Clyde Hill, Washington, he found a blank canvas on which to explore those tensions in a masterful way.
Pfeiffer describes himself as a "garden architect" to reflect his goal of blending architecture with nature. When he first saw the property, a sea of grass surrounded a home that was viewable by neighbors on three sides. The completely exposed lot—all lawn but for a few struggling ornamental plantings—had no privacy. "The homeowners wanted a private, classic, European-inspired garden with elegant outdoor rooms for entertaining and relaxing. It needed to enhance and elevate the architecture of the house while inviting you to linger and enjoy being outdoors," Pfeiffer recalls.
Photography: John Granen
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Garden design: David Pfeiffer, David Pfeiffer Garden Design Inc., P.O. Box 9013, Vashon, WA 98070; 206/883-6446, davidpfeiffer.com.
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He kept the garden in the genre of the Pacific Northwest but introduced a feeling of Provence to echo the home's Mediterranean style. Challenges included the property's flat topography and the fact that the home's main living areas were on the second floor, so the garden needed to please the gaze from above as well as at ground level. The lot's strengths were its large size and southwestern exposure, allowing plants to bask in full sun in a tricky climate. The grounds also offered easy access for installing gravel courtyards, masonry walls, and gracefully connected outdoor rooms with strong sight lines and striking focal points that Pfeiffer used to distinguish the home.
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White columns and dark-stained arbors add rich formality while highlighting climbing vines and roses.
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Pfeiffer met the climate's challenges by using materials that age with grace to extend the season from three months to eight with fireplaces, lighting, and overhead protection from rain and wind. "Summer nights are cool here," he notes, "and people will only linger after sunset if seated comfortably around a roaring fire." He placed the fireplace close to the outdoor dining area so dessert and port can be enjoyed well into the darkness after dinner.
Wrought iron furniture and cushions (Catalina Collection): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
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Furniture and cushions are from RH; the fireplace is by Napa Valley Cast Stone. A marble/granite mix gives gravel areas a warm tone, making graceful transitions from hardscape to lawn.
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Other features include a fountain with a raised pool, an outdoor pizza oven, formal parterre gardens, and custom-designed iron and wood gates with details borrowed from antique French garden gates. "They add a softer, feminine detail to the garden that balances stronger architectural elements and walls," Pfeiffer explains.
Perennial Border
The formal lawn is edged with a perennial border in a restrained palette. "I tend to rely on texture and shading over color," Pfeiffer says. "When color is introduced, it is saturated and quiet. I find blues and grays are magical with our often overcast skies and iridescent light."
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Purple irises paired with hydrangeas look lovely even when the sky is overcast.
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Formal spaces are softened by fragrant plantings that cascade onto walkways, creating intimacy within an imposing setting that even the homeowner's dog enjoys.
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Classic blue was deployed on gates, tuteurs in pots, and Lutyens benches to add playfulness and punch. The benches are also homage to the famous Arts and Crafts-era collaboration of architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and garden designer Gertrude Jekyll. The beautiful and evocative work of these two British designers has had a profound influence on Pfeiffer. For him as well as for them, the marriage of careful planning and uncommon intuition results in a deeply harmonious relationship between indoors and out.
Provençal Seating Area
At the end of an axis, a classic Lutyens bench by Barlow Tyrie in Benjamin Moore's "Whipple Blue" gives a subtle Provençal feel. Blue tuteurs in pots by The Brookfield Co. are a classic embellishment. The quartet of trees growing up through the gravel are globe locusts.
Parterre pots ("Anderson Planter"): The Brookfield Co., thebrookfieldco.com.
Paint ("Whipple Blue" #HC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Lutyens bench: Barlow Tyrie, teak.com.
Formal courtyard
Guests approach the home by walking from the driveway onto an expansive flagstone surface with creeping thyme ground cover. An iron gate leads to a formal courtyard beckoning to a series of outdoor rooms. Trees in pots are bay laurel, a Mediterranean native.
Custom-designed with details borrowed from antique French ones, this gate has pretty purple campanula 'Poscharskyana' growing alongside it.
Side entry
Stairs lead through the blue gate into the courtyard, where visitors can go either to the outdoor fireplace area or into the formal courtyard garden. Low-growing deutzia 'Nikko' and boxwood topiaries give structure; lavender contributes scent and classic French ambience.
Lavender blooms complement a blue gate.
Lavender blooms
Sweet-faced pansies growing in a Brookfield Co. pot soften the garden's formality.
Pink blooms
Dogwood Cornus kousa—showy when in bloom—adds a touch of pink to the palette.
'Living Easy' floribunda roses in orange-apricot contribute fruity fragrance.
'Endless Summer' blooms in the outdoor fireplace seating area.
Herb garden
The herb garden affords a view of the Seattle skyline.
Blue Tuteurs
Pfeiffer designed the striking blue tuteurs in the four pots surrounded by germander.
Leggy chives bloom in the herb garden.
The surround is by Haddonstone; the urn is by Archiped Classics.
Fountain surround: Haddonstone, haddonstone.com.
Fountain urn: Archiped Classics, archipedclassics.com.
Vegetable boxes and euphorbia line the path.
Stepping Stones
Made of bluestones, the stepping stones beckon visitors deeper into the garden.
Purple Accents
Sweet-scented, globe-like alliums act as exclamation points in the garden.
Purple Flowers
Eriseum 'Bowles Mauve', also known as "wallflower," grows near the main gate to the house.
Garden Details
Where: A new Mediterranean-style home near Seattle.
Conditions: Hardpan/clay soil replaced with sandy topsoil and mulch for plantings and lawn. Wet winters and dry, cool summers.
Highlights: Classic European elements embellish a Pacific Northwestern garden with lovely outdoor living areas.


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Let's make this perfectly clear at the outset: I don't work for NPR, and what I'm about to say doesn't represent NPR. I'm but a lowly freelancer they're dumb enough to publish a bunch, and what I say now I say as me, which is to say:
1. An inveterate Superman nerd, and
2. A gay dude.
DC Comics has hired Orson Scott Card to write the first two issues of a new digital-first Superman comic. I won't be reading it.
It will be the first piece of Superman-affiliated pop culture that I will bypass in my 45 long and geeky years on this planet, and I am a man who saw Superman IV: The Quest For Peace in the damn theater. (Jon Cryer as Lex Luthor's bitchin' New Wave nephew Lenny! Superman repairing the Great Wall of China by STARING AT IT, because suddenly "spackle-vision" is evidently a thing he's got now! A banana-yellow villain in a gold-lamé codpiece!)
(... Okay, the codpiece was pretty rad, actually.)
Why will I be giving Card's Superman a miss? Three reasons:
First: Card isn't just a guy whose opinions I happen to disagree with. Trust me, the comics industry is rife with writers, artists and editors whose politics I don't share, who hold views they're quite public about in interviews and various internet forums, and I would defend — to the mild inconvenience — their right to hold those views. This isn't about that.
Card is different. Card is an activist. He sits on the board of the National Organization for Marriage, an entity entirely devoted to attacking and defeating marriage equality and spending millions of dollars lobbying to do so.
(One comics site has warned that boycotting Card's Superman book represents the kind of thinking that "leads to witch hunts." OK. I mean, I generally associate the term "witch hunt" with innocent people getting falsely accused and pressed to death by stones, not with one hugely successful millionaire bigot having to explain to his accountant why a side-project made an infinitesimal amount less money than he'd hoped it would, but let that go.)
Second: If Card were writing any other character — Ant-Man, Matter-Eater Lad, Batroc the Leaper — even a high profile character like Iron Man, whom he did write for a while — you wouldn't see this reaction.
Because Superman is different.
Superman is not just a superhero. He's the superhero. He created the very concept of the superhero, and everything that's touched on that concept for the past 75 years — we are talking vast swaths of popular culture — exists because of him. Regardless of how you feel about Superman and superheroes, you can't deny the cultural impact the character has made, and continues to make. Why, someone could write an entire book on the subject. And call it Superman: The Unauthorized Biography, say. And have it published by Wiley on April 1. And make it available for pre-order now.
The third reason I'm skipping Card's Superman is to me the most central, and most personal, and it has less to do with how popular Superman is, and much more to do with who he is. And what he stands for.
Superman is an ideal. He represents our best self. That's what he's for.
He's not the hero we identify with — that's what Spider-Man is for. Spider-Man worries about rent, and girlfriends, and his sick Aunt May still, again, some more. In him, we see ourselves as we are.
In Superman, we see ourselves as we hope to be. It's right there in the name — he's not "Pretty Good Man" or "Doesn't Suck Man"; he's Superman. He personifies our noblest ideals, ideals we believe in, and strive for, but only inconstantly attain: Truth and Justice, but also Fairness and Compassion.
He is a man born with tremendous gifts, who could do anything he wants. Anything at all. And what he chooses to do, first and always, is to help others.
In Action Comics #1 from 1938, Siegel and Shuster slapped together a one-page origin story in which he discovers his powers. We don't actually see him in the baby-blue longjohns until the very last panel of this introduction.
But when we do see him for the very first time, these are the first words that appear directly below, the first epithet applied to this newly-minted creation as it was unleashed upon the world:
Champion of the Oppressed.
There it is, coded into his creative DNA from the very beginning: He fights for the little guy.
And that's why this bugs me, and why I'm not the least bit curious about what Card's Superman might be like.
DC Comics has handed the keys to the "Champion of the Oppressed" to a guy who has dedicated himself to oppress me, and my partner, and millions of people like us. It represents a fundamental misread of who the character is, and what he means.
It is dispiriting. It is wearying. It is also, finally, not for me.
One of the other nicknames that accrued to Superman right away – that predates "Man of Steel" by a good amount – is "The Man of Tomorrow." And much of his early iconography bears a distinctive Socio-Realist, Diego Rivera vibe: a lot of burnished golden sunrises, eyes raised to the horizon, gazing into the future.
Because that's where he lives, Superman. And that's what he says to us: We can do better. We can be better, to ourselves, and to each other.
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LYDEN: Superman is making headlines this week, but not for rescuing Lois Lane. The series publisher, DC Comics, hired Orson Scott Card as a writer on the first chapter of the digital comic book. Card is an outspoken opponent of gay marriage, and some readers are upset that he now holds the keys to the Superman character.
Joining us to discuss this now is Glen Weldon. He's a blogger here at NPR, and also the author of the upcoming book "Superman: The Unauthorized Biography." Glen, welcome.
GLEN WELDON: Thank you very much. Great to be here.
LYDEN: So why the choice, do you think, of Orson Scott Card?
WELDON: Because he's a name, I think. He wrote a book called "Ender's Game," and he's very well-respected by those fans of that book. But let me speak as both a "Superman" nerd and as a gay dude. The reason why I think this is causing the controversy it is - Orson Scott Card isn't just a guy whose opinions I disagree with, because there are lots of people like that writing comics. And I would defend, to the mild inconvenience, their right to espouse those views. What's different here is that Orson Scott Card is an activist. He is a member of the board of the National Organization for Marriage, which spends millions of dollars to attack and defeat marriage equality.
LYDEN: Is there any reason to believe that Orson Scott Card will project his own values and religious beliefs on this character?
WELDON: I'd be surprised if he did, only because DC protects the character so much. They really keep a tight rein on what this character can and can't do. Back in the day, I used to follow the characters I loved from book to book. Now, I - and many people like me - follow the writers we love from book to book because genre is genre; and it has its tropes, its cliches. But within that, you can have a great "Superman" story and a lousy "Superman" story.
LYDEN: How much influence does one individual writer, though, have over this entire character which, as you say, is absolutely archetypal?
WELDON: Well, it depends. Basically, what happens in terms of the character is that a writer comes along, picks up the character, plays with it a while, then puts it back in the toy box. So Orson Scott Card is going to come along, do whatever he does, go away; the character will endure.
LYDEN: Is there more diversity amongst superhero comic book characters than there would've been when you were a kid?
WELDON: Oh, sure. There's more racial diversity. There's a lot more sexual diversity as well. It's great to see a gay character standing shoulder to shoulder with Captain America. But visibility is step one. Independent, underground comics and certainly manga - Japanese manga - have been way down this road, doing more than just showing gay people but actually exploring their lives in a nuanced and sometimes challenging way. The world of comics should look more like the world outside it - I think that's progress. But it's only a first step.
LYDEN: DC Comics released this statement to respond to the criticism over hiring Orson Scott Card. Quote, "The personal views of individuals associated with DC Comics are just that, personal views, and not those of the company itself." Do you think that people are just projecting politics onto something that's meant as entertainment?
WELDON: Sure. I mean, you can project onto him whatever you like. But comics are supposed to be fun, and the character of Superman doesn't really buy into petty politics. He's bigger than that. When he started out, he was a New Deal Democrat. He was somebody who challenged the status quo. The very first words in Action Comics No. 1 - it was written in 1938 - you see the words "champion of the oppressed."
One of his nicknames is "The Man of Tomorrow" because he is an ultimate progressive character. He says, "We can be better than we are, if we look out for the people who can't defend themselves."
LYDEN: Glen Weldon is a blogger here, at NPR. He's also the author of the upcoming book "Superman: The Unauthorized Biography." Glen, thank you for coming in.
WELDON: My pleasure.
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- marla {family fresh cooking} said...
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog earlier today. I am gonna poke around yours now. Looks like I am gonna have lots of fun here. Congrats on all of your recognition and awards this week :)
- May 21, 2010 at 9:17 PM
- Nisrine@Dinners and Dreams said...
That's so wonderful. Congratulations!
- May 21, 2010 at 9:21 PM
- Susan said...
How wonderful, Mary! Well deserved also.
- May 21, 2010 at 9:27 PM
- ButterYum said...
Congratulations Mary. What an honor for your excellent blog!
- May 21, 2010 at 9:36 PM
- Lori said...
You sure have a talent for capturing the best recipes and some pretty enat stories to go along with them. Always a pleasure to read your blog.
- May 21, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Susan C said...
It makes me very happy when an excellent blogs by a warm-hearted writer receives well deserved recognition.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:00 PM
- Allie and Pattie said...
LOVE it!! Very well-deserved!
xoxo Pattie
- May 21, 2010 at 10:17 PM
- 3 hungry tummies said...
Congratulations! :)
- May 21, 2010 at 11:03 PM
- Debbi Does Dinner Healthy said...
Awesome that you were featured! Your blog is wonderful and I love looking through it for recipes, thanks!!
- May 21, 2010 at 11:29 PM
- Joanne said...
Congrats chica! You deserve all of these and more!
- May 21, 2010 at 11:47 PM
- Mary at Deep South Dish said...
Congratulations Mary!!
- May 21, 2010 at 11:49 PM
- Angie's Recipes said...
Cool! And congratulations!
- May 22, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- RamblingTart said...
Hooray, Mary!! I'm so glad for you!!! :-)
- May 22, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- The Empress said...
Congratulations! But, of course, I already knew you were fabulous!
- May 22, 2010 at 2:23 AM
- My Little Space said...
Congratulations again, Mary! I'm so happy for you. I'll hop over to check the sites later on. I think you guys are truly spoilt by the fruits available there. I wish I have them all here too. Strawberry flavour panna cotta sounds great to me! Hope you'll have a fabulous weekend!
Cheers, Kristy
- May 22, 2010 at 3:32 AM
- Joe Ambrosino said...
You deserve it, Mary. Yours is a professionally done work of art.
- May 22, 2010 at 8:43 AM
- Sarah @ Mum In Bloom said...
Mary you deserve it. I adore your blog and the easy, yet often fancier, recipes that you showcase. Your recipes are always so new, yet my kids and family would enjoy them. That's not an easy balance to achieve! Thank you for the continued inspiration :)
- May 22, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Kat said...
Congratulations, Mary. If you get a chance, please take a peek at my baking blog. I am having a giveaway also. Thanks so much.
- May 22, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- bellini valli said...
Congratulations all round Mary!!!
- May 22, 2010 at 10:52 AM
- Lucie said...
Wow, Mary, congratulations! Well deserved recognition, though :) Your strawberry dessert sounds amazing--strawberries have just started showing up at the farmer's market at home in Illinois and I'm loving it!
- May 22, 2010 at 11:04 AM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Mary, you win for the most delectable pink post today! And it looks like the food editors know what we all know, that you are one incredible cook! CONGRATS, Mary! You deserve every accolade!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Sheila :-)
- May 22, 2010 at 11:58 AM
- Diana (Di) said...
Congratulations lady! So pleased to see your work continue to be recognized.
- May 22, 2010 at 12:49 PM
- Taylor said...
Congrats Mary! You deserve the recognition :)
- May 22, 2010 at 2:27 PM
- Susi said...
Congratulations, it is well deserved! :o)
- May 22, 2010 at 2:36 PM
- Salsa Verde said...
Dear Mary,
If you won all this mentions, is surely, because you deserve it!! Congratulations,
- May 22, 2010 at 3:17 PM
- PranisKitchen said...
Dear Mary.Hearty Congrats .thats So wonderful.
- May 23, 2010 at 12:37 PM
- Farmer Jo said...
COngratulations! I am so happy for your rewards. Love your blog and how you eat around the world :)
- May 23, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- Claudia said...
Wow! Hearty congrats to you and your lovely blog. Well worth the recognition!
- May 24, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Allie said...
Congrats! That's wonderful news and well deserved!!
- May 24, 2010 at 1:54 PM
- My Carolina Kitchen said...
Congratulations Mary. I somehow missed this when you first posted it. This is really exciting news. All very well deserved because you have a fabulous blog filled with wonderful stories and awesome recipes.
- May 25, 2010 at 8:09 AM
- Karen said...
Congrats, Mary! Great news :)
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- Elisa, Croatia said...
Congrats! looks like one of the recipes chosen was your coconut tomato rice.
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For the first time in Germany, the Candela Project Gallery is exhibiting the work of New York photographer erin mulvehill. "Beauty will save the world" is the credo of this artist who has already made a name for herself in the USA and Japan thanks to her photographs for various cult magazines and publications.
The importance of documentation in the face of fleeting memory became apparent to Mulvehill at a young age. When she was just a child, observing her mother religiously record the family made her recognize and appreciate the ephemeral nature of life. Since that time Mulvehill has been concerned with the preservation of transient moments. in hopes of maintaining a record of her life, she kept a diary and developed the habit of saving bits of things from life whenever possible. the things she saved and recorded served as little knots on the string of her memory, places she could always transport back to within her mind and revisit at her own will.
When she was eighteen years old, Mulvehill lived solo in London for the summer and experienced a personal vision quest. there she discovered buddhist belief and began photographing regularly. the convergence of buddhism and photography in her world seemed fated as she found innumerable parallels between the two, namely the importance of being awake and aware in the moment.
In her first two series, Human, Being and Iconoclast, Erin Mulvehill's great interest in the forms of earthly and transcendental life were already expressing themselves. These images have a quiet strength and a true concern for the world expressed through beauty. Her most recent series, Underwater, goes on to explore the concept of transience and rebirth. To do this, she photographed herself and a series of young, beautiful women in a virtual "frozen" moment of transition. Mulvehill says of this series that "these images carry a sense of rebirth, or movement between transient states. transience is something that is at the root of the human condition. everything is ephemeral, nothing is permanent. while this idea is present in buddhism, it is weaved into the very fabric of our existence. we are all born, we all move through various states of growth, decline, happiness, sadness, and we will all die. whether one believes that is where life ends or where the cycle continues, everyone can agree that we go through different states of existence. In that sense, the images are very telling because each figure is transitioning, but every person is different.' If you look at the subtitles from the Underwater series, it becomes even more clear to see what the artist is interested in: "to be reborn, lovingly dedicated to the waters of the Gulf of Mexico". This dedication, paired with her belief that 'beauty will save the world', demonstrates what belief Erin Mulvehill wishes to convey about purely external beauty. Dating far back into history the concept of beauty has had an element of the ideal which is often forgotten in modern times. In Underwater, Erin Mulvehill wishes to make a contribution towards becoming aware not only of the physical beauty of humans but also, at last, of natural beauty. To bring human life into harmony with nature and, in the sense of the humanistic ideals of the ancients, to protect our environment are the subjects which the young photographer Erin Mulvehill is convinced by and which she convincingly addresses.


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