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By MIKE CHAIKEN
It's time to tat it up next month in Bristol.
Or at least examine what it means to get tatted up.
The New England Carousel Museum is going to host "INK: The History and Ritual of Tattoo & Body Art" starting next month.
As part of the effort to bring the exhibit to the city, the museum also has undertake a crowd source funding effort as well.
Harmony Harrington, who is one of the co-curators of the exhibit, explained "INK" was "has been something that museum manager Morgan Urgo (also co-curator) has wanted to do for several years, and with the popularity of tattoos it seems like the right time."
"The exhibit is a survey of tattooing and body art across time and continents; as such, we have an array of photos and documents relative to tattoo history. We also have a variety of tattooing tools, both authentic items and authentically recreated replicas," explained Harrington. "There will also be multiple hands on components, so people can experience parts of the exhibit first hand."
The museum— with its carousel horses, historic fire equipment, Greek exhibits, etc.— seems like an unusual venue for an exhibit about tattoos.
But, Harrington explained, "Although it might not seem like it, tattooing and carousels go hand and hand. Both have roots in Americana via the traveling circus and side show circuit."
"During these days, people who visited these events would take in the amusement rides and see the sideshow performers, which included heavily tattooed performers— an oddity at the time," said Harrington.
The exhibit is not intended as something where children will be excluded, said Harrington.
"This is an exhibit for everyone," said Harrington.
"With the widespread appeal of tattoos today, almost everyone knows someone with a tattoo— whether or not they have one of their own," said Harrington.
"It is an art form that can be appreciated by people from all different walks of life. This will also help us to expand our audience, and introduce our museum and mission to people who are unfamiliar with the Carousel Museum," said Harrington.
The museum also is using "INK" as an opportunity to reach out to the local tattoo community as well.
"Several months ago, we reached out to local tattoo shops with a letter describing the exhibition and asking for involvement," said Harrington. "We've had a great response from people who have wanted to help out in a variety of ways, including loaning us objects for the exhibition, monetary donations, and volunteering their time and talents. It's encouraging to see the excitement this exhibit is creating."
As a way to fund this exhibit, the museum has reached out to the public for financial support.
It has launched an Indiegogo campaign to help crowdfund "INK." The campaign launched on July 10 and will run through Thursday, Aug. 10, with a campaign goal of $2,500. The money raised will help to secure rights to images used in the exhibit, fund exhibit materials, and also help pay for museum programming associated with the exhibition. Donors will have the option to receive a variety of perks depending on their donation level, including limited edition postcards, a t-shirt, entrance to a VIP reception, and having their name listed in the exhibit as a sponsor, allowing them to become a part of museum history.
"As a small non-profit, creating new exhibitions is an expensive undertaking," said Harrington. "We not only need to cover exhibit materials, but also any associated educational programming. Another major expense has been the cost of rights to use many of the images in this exhibit. We are dedicated to doing things the right way, with proper compensation and credit."
"Crowd funding sites such as Indiegogo are a new platform for museums to use to help gain funding for new projects," said Harrington. "While there hasn't been a great deal of museums who have experimented with this platform, there have been a few great success stories. This is another avenue to help us raise not only fund, but also awareness and excitement about the exhibition."
"INK: The History and Ritual of Tattoo & Body Art" will open to the public on Saturday, Aug. 19, with an opening reception from 6 to 9 p.m. that day. It will run through March of 2018. Admission to this exhibit will be included with general admission to the New England Carousel Museum. More information about the opening reception will be made public as it becomes available.
For more information about "INK: The History and Ritual of Tattoo & Body Art," visit http://www.thecarouselmuseum.org/upcoming-exhibitions, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or call (860)585-5411.
To donate or view the Indiegogo, go to https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ink-the-history-and-ritual-of-tattoo-body-art#/


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You brought that swaddled bundle of joy home from the hospital. Checked obsessively, even nudged her awake - yes, that was a mistake - to see if she was still breathing. Counted all her fingers and toes. And now you are dropping her off at college.
CORRECTION: Aug. 30, 2010
The university attended by Jenna Tozi was incorrect in print and initial online versions of this story. It has been corrected online.
You brought that swaddled bundle of joy home from the hospital. Checked obsessively, even nudged her awake - yes, that was a mistake - to see if she was still breathing. Counted all her fingers and toes. And now you are dropping her off at college.
If it seems like just yesterday, it wasn't.
Really, it was 18 years ago.
And she has gone through a lot of growing up.
She learned to ride a two-wheeler, made a friend at kindergarten, had braces, was picked for the all-star soccer team, navigated her way through middle school, survived summer camp, passed her driving test, broke up with that guy you never really liked, came home safe from the prom, aced that high school exit exam and just mastered separating her whites from colors.
And on this summer day, you ask yourself. "What else should I have done?"
Learn to text.
That's right.
And Skype, too.
"We went to SOAR - Student Orientation, Advising and Registration," said Loreen Magnusco, a Stockton mother of four who is sending her firstborn off to California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. "The students went to their sessions and they had sessions, for the parents. We talked about how to communicate with our child, for instance."
Upperclassmen who were helping lead the sessions asked for a show of hands.
" ' How many parents know how to text?' " Magnusco said, recalling the girl's question. "Only about half the parents raised their hand."
Magnusco said the message was clear: Learn to text.
"They told us that you can communicate more conveniently with your child if you learn how to text," she said. "Get a copy of your child's schedule so you know when they are in class. Then you can schedule your calls when they aren't in class. Another piece of advice was to set up a time and day when you will call."
Magnusco said she and her husband are confident their 18-year-old daughter will do well.
"I think it is a great experience," Magnusco said. "It's a life experience. You really grow up and become self-sufficient. I'm very happy for her."
For her part, 18-year-old Giuliana Magnusco said she is both excited and nervous to embark on her college career.
"There are eight of us from St. Mary's (High School), so I do have friends at Cal Poly," she said. "I'm definitely going to miss my family, but I do plan to Skype, and I think that will help."
SOAR is an example of how colleges and universities are working extra hard to ease the transition for incoming freshmen and their parents.
And new technology is helping parents and their kids communicate more than ever - a far cry from years past, when students took turns using the one phone at the end of the dorm lobby.
At Cal Poly, SOAR introduces new students to the business side of being a student and offers sessions on registration, academic advising, responsibilities as a student and more. Parent sessions offered information on a whole range of topics from campus safety to letting go.
Jenna Tozi of Lodi helps coordinate a similar orientation program at Seattle University, where she is entering her senior year.
New-student advising events introduce incoming freshmen to the nuts and bolts of transitioning to life and education at Seattle and matches each student with an adviser whom they can e-mail with questions.
"We have some breakout sessions where the students and parents split up. We do some skits for the parents. In one, we'll act out a possible situation. A student will be calling home and say, 'Hey, I'm having so much fun I think I will stay for the Christmas break and just come home for one week.' And the parents will look at each other and you hear them whispering, 'Could that really happen?' Then, in the scene, another person will act out a parent response."
Tozi says the university's orientation programs also offer an opportunity for families to learn about the myriad university resources available to students - something that should set their minds at ease. It encompasses everything from counseling and tutoring to medical aid and transportation.
"We keep them busy the first week," Tozi, 21, said of Welcome Week activities geared toward helping students make friends and learn their way around campus. "About the third or fourth week they can start to get a little homesick."
That's when a care package sent from home helps comfort even the coolest big man on campus.
"About that time, I was feeling like I didn't really know anyone that well, classes were getting hard and it really set in that I wasn't going to be going home for a while," Tozi said of her first month as a freshman. "A care package is great. My mom always sends holiday-themed packages. So in the fall, she'd send one with Halloween decorations, candy and brownies."
And the bonus of a care package? It's a great way to make new friends.
Tozi said one of her favorite pieces of advice for parents dropping off their new college student comes from a Seattle University official who likes to say, "Communicate with your child whether you think they want to hear from you or not."
It can be a text, e-mail, phone call or even by snail mail.
"My favorite is Skype," Tozi said. "On the phone, my mom might think I sound sad. But on Skype, she can see that I look fine. I am a big fan of Skype, and it's free."
Skype, the software application that lets users make voice and video calls over the Internet, is something more and more college students are using to keep in touch with faraway family and friends.
But some students can just jump in the car and head home if they are feeling homesick or blue.
Eighteen-year-old Gabi Rubio of San Ramon said goodbye last week to her mom and stepdad after they dropped her and her belongings off at University of the Pacific.
"It's only about an hour drive home," she said excitedly as she carried boxes into her dorm room. "I'm sure I've forgotten something."
Dirk and Eileen Koop watched with a twinge of bittersweet emotions.
"It's not the same as when I went to college," Dirk Koop said of parent sessions the university offered. "I don't remember all this build-up. Basically, my parents dropped me off and said, 'Good luck.' "
They plan to come back for Parents and Family Weekend in October.
"I told her on the way over that we've had a lot of adventures and we always ended up in the right place at the right time," Koop said of the time she was a single mother. "This is the right time and the right place for her."
And if her daughter forgets to call home?
"They said if I don't hear from her in three days, I can call campus security," she said. "They will tell her, 'Call your mother.' "
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Cat neutering is a process of restricting the sexual activities of cats. It can be performed in both male and female cats effectively. It is a popular mean of controlling the birth of kittens nowadays however there are many other impacts of the process in cats and at our domestic and social world too. Desexing the cats can induce many other problems regarding their health, behaviors and lifestyles. Cat neutering is nowadays an authentic method of keeping the kittens birth controlled scientifically.
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Cat neutering is an issue which is highly argued by many of the pet lovers as well as other people. It is a still debatable issue which holds many people in favor as well as against the procedure of repressing the sexual desires and needs of the cats. Some of the common problems that are faced by the cats after the neutering procedure are the common logics by those who are against the process of neutering the cats. Disadvantages of neutering the cats are as follows:
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Mothers who get flu shots during pregnancy can provide protection to their newborns in their first weeks of life, according to a new report, but the protection might not last until the infants can be vaccinated themselves.
In a study published in JAMA Pediatrics, researchers studied the effects of influenza vaccines given to mothers during pregnancy, and evaluated how long protections lasted for infants after birth.
The study, conducted in South Africa, was an extension of an earlier study of the efficacy and safety in flu vaccinations during pregnancy.
"In 2014 we reported that immunization of pregnant women with trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine (IIV3) was safe, immunogenic, and partially protected the women with a vaccine efficacy of 50% and their infants with a vaccine efficacy of 49% against laboratory-confirmed influenza illness during a 6-month follow-up postdelivery," says study author Marta C Nunes, PhD, of the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. "The exact duration of the protection in the infants was, however, never assessed and is generally described during the overall follow-up period (often the first 6 months of life)."
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Researchers studied 1026 infants born to IIV3 recipients and 1023 infants born to mothers given placebo from the efficacy study. In the group of infants born to vaccinated mothers, efficacy against polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-confirmed influenza was 85.6% in infants aged 8 weeks or younger; 25.5% among infants aged 8 to 16 weeks; and 30.3% among infants aged 16 to 24 weeks. Immunity against influenza was detected via HAI titers as well, with 56% of infants in the IIV3 test group showing titers in the first week of life compared with less than 40% by 16 weeks and less than 10% by 24 weeks of age.
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"When Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone on March 7, 1876, few people realized just how important his new invention would become for American commerce and society in general. America was still in love with the telegraph and saw little immediate use for the telephone. Mark Twain even likened investment in the new technology to "wildcat speculation." Western Union, the most powerful telegraph company of the era, actually passed up the opportunity to buy the Bell patents for $100,000 believing the device was nothing more than a passing novelty.
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This past Monday, June 30, marked 25 years since the heavily controversial release of Spike Lee's third feature Do The Right Thing. Prior to its premiere, film critic David Denby and political reporter Joel Klein wrote editorials expressing fear that screenings of the film would cause violent outbursts. None happened of course, but 25 years later, Lee's film still makes an impact emotionally. Revisiting the film, it is shocking to see how ahead of its time it is, predicting the debates that have taken over much of the daily conversation in NYC.
Known more today for his outbursts against gentrification in Brooklyn and as the New York Knicks' number one supporter than a filmmaker, Lee is actually one of the most outspoken and prolific filmmakers in American cinema. Fearless about his beliefs in public and in his work, his early filmography focused heavy on racial and gender issues in academics and in the community. Raised in Fort Greene and obtaining a film degree from NYU, Lee's pride of his home city is obvious to anyone who has heard him speak in the past few months.
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Spike Lee's vision, Stuyvesant Avenue, the Brooklyn street on which the film is set and shot, was renamed "Do the Right Thing Way" and hosted a block party last Saturday. We took a trip down Do the Right Thing Way, revisiting locations in Lee's powerful and controversial film.
1. Mookie's House
The entire film takes place on the hottest day of the summer, in one particular Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn. Spike Lee stars as Mookie, a young black man working as a delivery boy for the neighborhood pizzeria. He lives with and is supported by his sister Dawn, on whom the pizzeria owner Sal seems to have a little crush. The brother and sister live in a brownstone at 173 Stuyvesant Avenue, which looks completely unchanged today.


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The Road to Full Cave Part 1
"The sea, once it cast it's spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever." –Jacques Cousteau
The thought of breathing underwater was an intimidating and frightening idea to me when it was first mentioned that I should take up scuba diving. Never in my life had I considered myself a good candidate for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. Not because I had a fear of water, nothing all to do with water. I had a natural fear of drowning and more understandably a fear of fish. I also have a deep respect for monkey bars, secondary to a near death experience, but that is a whole other story in itself.
I know what you must be thinking to yourself. How irrational the fear of drowning is. But it stemmed from a bad experience of a near drowning accident I had in a river as a kid in Puerto Rico. If it wasn't for my Tia, who just happened to feel my small hand grab her ankle in a desperate attempt to reach air, I would probably not be posting this or around for that matter now. So, the fear of drowning is a perfectly acceptable fear.
I have no idea where my fear of fish came from. One popular theory is that i was exposed to the movie Jaws at an age where my fragile child mind could distinguish between reality and fiction. (Author's note: Everything that happened is Jaws was real, don't believe me? Look it up, I'll wait… See, all real.) I assumed when I was younger that all fish were vengeful and powerful and would attack unprovoked and when you least expected it. (Spider crabs especially fit this description). Another popular theory was that I never ate fish, and probably never associated myself on top of their food chain.
By the time when I was twenty, this thought of man eating sea-bass and fluke was fully en-grained in my head and was only thought that raced through my mind over and over again when it was mentioned that I should become certified.
I figured the only way that I would actually ever become a certified diver was to sign up right then and there and to ignore all of my internal dialogue suggesting I run away. If I didn't drive to my local dive shop at that moment, I would never do it. It's kind of like the moment right before you jump off a large cliff or platform into a body of water. That moment of clarity when you say to yourself, here goes nothing. That is what I did, I said to myself," Fuck it, here goes nothing." I drove myself to the shop and signed up.
I watched the PADI Open Water diver video at least 3 times prior to attending my first pool session. I read the accompanying book and completed my take home test within 3 days of signing up and was done with my pool sessions by the end of the week.
Now came the hard part. My first open water dive was scheduled for my birthday. We would be diving in the south shore of Long Island, in a very popular fishing spot, Oak Beach Jetty.
"Oak Beach Jetty! Didn't like 8 guys get eaten there by a rogue black fish like 3 summers ago!?" (Author's note: 4 dead hookers have been found at the beach just this past summer, according to authorities it is thought that the Black fish was acting alone in the eating of the 8 men, and no connection has been found with the dead hookers.) (Disclaimer: Part of the black fish story may be a complete work of fiction. Mostly all of it)
As I stood at the entry point for my first dive, I couldn't help but feel that a great white was staring at me from just below the surface, waiting for it's moment to strike and eat my delicious flesh. The water was cool and a dark color green. Perfect camouflage for a fish stalking it's prey. My first steps into the water were taken tentatively. I kept my eyes out on the horizon for a tell-tale sign of a shark's fin. (Don't get me wrong, I have swam in the ocean on countless occasions, without incident. This would be the first time I would be swimming underneath the ocean.)
The shark never came. What did come was a sense of euphoria. Suspended a few feet off the bottom of the ocean, near weightlessness, following with my eyes the movement of a herd of hermit craps, it happened. The sea took a hold of me. Even though I almost crashed head first into what I can only assume was a near sighted black fish, it didn't shake me. The black fish and I were cool. We both knew we had an unspoken understanding. He no fuck with me, I no fuck with him, and we moved on with our lives. He went on most likely to be dinner on some one's plate and I moved on to a love affair with Scuba. (not my buddy named Scuba, but actually Scuba diving)
Since that first dive I have traveled to many places in the world to experience the "Silent world." I have collected many certifications beyond that of a basic Open water diver and have over came my fear of the fish. I have even been able to get Kit to join me in my journey.
I have decided to pursue a distinct form of diving. A form of diving only a small population of the diving community pursue. Cave diving. And this post and a few more will be my chronicle of obtaining my Full cave diver certification.
To be continued…
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The Young Man and the Sea
"Then the fish came alive, with his death in him, and rose high out of the water showing all his great length and width and all his power and his beauty. He seemed to hang in the air above the old man in the skiff. Then he fell into the water with a crash that sent spray over the old man and over all the skiff." -The Old Man and the Sea
A moonless night hung over the sea giving the water an unnatural blackness. A deep, solid blackness. Intimidating and impenetrable. In contradiction to the lifeless overcast, I knew that there was an abundance of life under the dark blanket just below the small waves.
I cast my line, heavy from the squid who selflessly gave his own life to serve as a temptation for the creatures lurking under the sea. It splashed on top of the water and quickly disappeared. The weight of the squid pulled my line deeper and deeper into the depths, until there was no more sea to dive. Now, it was time to be patient.
This is when a man has the time to contemplate the small idiosyncrasies of life and death, to ponder, to slip into a lucid dream as he waits for the majestic sea creatures of the depth to cautiously take to his line. And that is what I did, as all men are to do when they wait. I thought. I dreamed. I drank a beer. The sweet malty taste contrasted to the overwhelming salty taste that had penetrated my taste buds. The beer was cold, refreshing and almost completely gone.
I needed another.
But I dared not move. I moved not for the fear of falling into the dark sea underneath my feet. I moved not for the anticipation of another quick jerk of my fishing pole. I sat motionless, waiting. Excitement overcame me. I could feel it quickly moving throughout my body. I had felt this feeling before, long ago. During a time I can't quite remember.
I could sense a monster looking at my squid cautiously. Nothing had happened to the monster the last time he had taken a small bite of the squid. In fact, he remembers vividly the joy he felt the last time he had the taste of squid on his palate. It had brought him back to his days as a small child fish. It had brought him back to days when his father would be standing in the kitchen of the small two bedroom apartment that he and his twelve fish siblings lived cramped as if they were sardines living in a tin can. His father sautéing squid, just the way he liked it, with garlic and a little bit of olive oil. The fish's mouth watered. He wanted another taste.
He took another small nibble. It was unsatisfying. He was not happy just to have a small piece. He wanted more, and he greedily took the entire squid into his mouth. A rush of euphoria overcame him, the same way euphoria rushes over a heroin junkie after he depresses the plunger to the syringe. Memories raced through his mind. The joy and happiness he had felt when he was a child fish have returned with that last bite.
That is when I moved. I yanked back on the pole and felt the added weight of my catch. Temptation had gotten the best of the monster, the same way it had gotten to Eve that day in the garden. My squid was the forbidden fruit. My hook was the snake.
A battle ensued, a battle that would test both the limits of my perseverance and the fish's determination to live. He would pull, and I would allow him to run away if only for a second just to reel him closer and closer to the surface. We fought for what seemed like eternity. And in the end, I would win. But, it was a bittersweet moment when the fish had broken the surface tension of the water. I was happy to have won, but I felt much respect for my competitor. He had displayed courage and a willingness to live so strongly, I could not kill him. I would not kill him. He deserved to live.
He was a great warrior. He had earned my respect and admiration. I let him go… but not before I took a picture first to capture this historic feat.
A huge thank you goes out to three really cool people, Chandler, Briana and Michael. I probably would not have been able to complete this list item or at least had as much fun as I did without your instruction and patience. Your parents did an awesome job with you guys. I wish you the best of luck with everything you do in your life. And If you ever need any help with anything on your own list, let me know. I will see what I can do.
From left to right… Michael Couture, Briana Knop, Mr. Fish, Danny, Mr. Fish II, Chandler Knop.
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Hypnotherapy is a scientifically verified technique that can be extremely powerful in promoting rapid change. It is very versatile and therefore has a broad application from helping someone to stop smoking, to enhancing professional performance.
Hypnotherapy when combined with NLP is arguably the fastest and most efficient tool for producing profound and lasting change developed to date.
What's it like?
Unfortunately, due to stage hypnosis shows some common myths have arisen surrounding hypnotherapy, which is totally different from stage hypnosis. Please see 'What to Expect'.
In actual fact hypnosis is a natural state that you go in and out of every day. Just before you fall asleep, when you get 'lost' in a film or a book, when you 'zone out' at the gym. All of these familiar states are levels of trance. The difference with hypnotherapy is that you are accessing trance deliberately and with a specific purpose in mind.
How does it work?
Hypnotherapy deals directly with the subconscious mind to change thought patterns and behaviour. As you can see from the iceberg diagram, the subconscious mind is responsible for much of human behaviour and is recognised as containing wisdom and a deep level of intelligence.
Scientific studies have shown that under hypnosis the left analytical side of the brain significantly reduces in activity whereas the intuitive, creative right side of the brain shows an increase in activity. This would account for the increase in intuitive insight and problem solving ability often experienced in during hypnosis.
By quieting the conscious mind, the hypnotherapist is able to gain access to the subconscious mind and to help to facilitate the changes requested by the client.
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The potential therapeutic applications for hypnotherapy are endless. Below is a list of common uses:
- Weight loss
- Smoking cessation
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Confidence
- Stage fright
- Migraine headaches
- Insomnia
- Fears and Phobias
- Motivation
- Procrastination
- Stress and anxiety
- Depression
- OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder)
- Interview confidence
- Relationship issues
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Although hypnotherapy is not often associated with use in the corporate world where Life Coaching, Executive Coaching and NLP are more widely used, it can be a very useful addition to a Coach's tool kit in terms of its effectiveness in enhancing confidence and performance and also in relieving stress and conflict in the work place. Considering that the single most common cause of absence from work is stress, it is likely that the use of hypnosis in this area will become increasingly more popular.


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Debbie Harry played a huge role in transitioning 'new wave' into the mainstream in the late 70s and early 1980s. Her band, Blondie, emerged out of the same scene in New York that produced the Talking Heads, Patti Smith, the Ramones, Devo and others. Unlike many of those bands though they managed to achieve some level of popularity with punk and new wave audiences while still getting played on mainstream radio and in discos.
The band (on Twitter here) is still highly influential and their music is still covered and sampled by a wide range of artists. Blondie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
The first clip is the earliest I could find for the band, it's just a short clip of Debbie and the Band performing "A Girl Should Know Better" at CBGB in 1975 after that there are several full concerts capturing the band at the their height, starting with a show at the Beat Club in 1978, at Asbury Park in 1979, a show at the Apollo in 1979 and a 1982 show in Toronto, shortly before their initial break up.
Finally, for those who are really, really interested there is a 1999 BBC documentary on the band titled Beneath the Bleach and their 1999 comeback tour.
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Mexico with a favorable World Cup 2014 draw despite getting Brazil
Published Saturday, December 7, 2013 4:52 AM by William Montero
Mexico is alive and well. Thanks to a couple of last minute American goals in Panama and a less than challenging playoff with New Zealand. The news just keeps getting better for El Tri. There is hope for Mexico after a favorable draw for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Despite being drawn against favorites and host Brazil, Mexico can dream of getting out of Group A. El Tri will open with a very manageable match with African side Cameroon. Even with all the failures from the past year, Mexico will be favorites in the match on June 13th. Get a good result here and anything can happen.
Then on Tuesday, June 17th Mexico will face off against powerful Brazil. The good news is that Mexico has played Brazil very well in the past, including a game effort in last summer's Confederations Cup. It is highly unlikely they can get anything out of this game though. But they really don't need to.
The final Group A game is against Croatia. A solid European side, but definitely not unbeatable. A very winnable game. If Mexico can find their flare and pace, Croatia will have a difficult time keeping up. This will be the make-or-break game. Get the three points and Mexico is more than likely through to the knockout phase.
A pretty straight-forward analysis right? Seems simple. But. This is Mexico and very little has gone well. Sure, they took care of New Zealand in the playoff, but come on. New Zealand would not have made the playoffs in MLS. They stunk.
There are tons of question marks surrounding this team. How will new boss Miguel "Piojo" Herrera bring back in the stars from Europe? He simply has to include Chicharito, Giovanni Dos Santos and friends. Will they mesh back in? It will be interesting to see.
Sure, the group is wide open for Mexico to advance. But a flame-out is still a real possibility. Play like they have over the last year and El Tri will crash out for sure. Luckily they have over six months to get it all sorted out.


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Happy Tuesday friends!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
the weekend and the holiday market
The plan for tonight is to go home, put on a good Christmas movie and start wrapping. I really love that part. And happily this year I was able to do all my shopping without once stepping foot inside a mall.
In other good news, I found out that I do in fact have a job next year, plus a couple weeks off which will give me the perfect opportunity to take a trip to Mt. Shasta to see some good friends, play in the snow and possibly squeeze in a little work for Morgan. That is of course a HUGE relief and a wonderful Christmas gift.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Holiday Market and shipping notice!
If you are in the Portland area come to the Capitol Hill Holiday Market Friday and Saturday December 16th and 17th to find some fantastic handmade gifts. There will also be some great food and a raffle. For more info check out their web site.
and now for an UPDATE
I will be closing down the shop while I participate in the Holiday Market. The shops will reopen on Sunday with all remaining items. So if you have your eye on something now is the time to purchase, before items are taken to the market.
Also this is the last week I can guarantee shipping to arrive by Christmas.
Thanks dears!
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Monday, December 12, 2011
weekends at the coast
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agendas and lined journals and blank books, oh my!
More bookmaking has been going on at this Sweetland's house. And I have a feeling more may continue to go on, at least for the rest of this week.
medium blank / sketch book
medium lined journal
the ocean blue - corduroy
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all will be listed in THE SHOP shortly!
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
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If you haven't already you should check out Rosy's amazing work in her etsy shop.
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I am sort of in love with this one and may or may not decide to keep it for myself. :)
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Nov. 22, 2016) - Pangolin Diamonds Corp. (TSX VENTURE:PAN) (the "Company" or "Pangolin") is pleased to announce that it has filed a 43-101 technical report ("43-101") on its Malatswae Diamond Project.
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Motloutse Diamond Project
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Taking the recommendations of the 43-101 prepared by iQuest into consideration, a detailed soil sampling programme has commenced over an 18 Ha area of the "MTS Grid". Results from this programme are expected in 2017.
Regional soil sampling is in progress over areas of the Malatswae Diamond Project area that have not been covered by regional sampling in the past.
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Aeromagnetic targets selected from public domain aeromagnetic data obtained from the Geological Survey of Botswana are systematically being followed up on the ground with a series of soil samples over individual aeromagnetic targets. The programme will continue into 2017.
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A systematic 1 x 1 km soil sampling survey is in progress. The initial regional sampling programme is expected to be completed in 2017.
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Tensions run high between Erica and Jackson over their strained relationship as they deal with the fact Kendall is back in the hospital. Jackson expresses his frustration with Erica for keeping things from him and she admits David knows that Kendall was the one to shoot him. Griffin informs Erica and Jackson that Kendall is developing an aneurysm. Cara becomes frustrated after Tad declines her offer of help on his investigation. Knowing Jake was the one to put the kibosh on it, she asks him not to act differently towards her now that he knows the truth of her leukemia. Kendall barely survives her collapse and David is unlocked from his cell to help revive her. Madison's pregnancy starts to show & Scott helps her to cover up her bump in front of Bianca. Madison drives Ryan to the hospital after learning about Kendall's collapse and they share memories of their relationship. Greenlee's grateful Madison didn't let Ryan get behind the wheel because he had been drinking at Krystal's. Despite Ryan's admission to Greenlee that they can get through anything she still holds back from telling him about Madison's pregnancy. JR wants to keep good ties with Marissa after the divorce and seemingly cut ties with Annie. Marissa and JR agree to be good parents to AJ and remain friends. Annie gets worried JR's breaking up with her when he says she just ruined everything and can't take it anymore. Scott starts to take his relationship with Madison more serious than just a fling but when they're by Kendall's he notices the longing in her eyes towards Ryan.
Kendall's friends and family try to convince her to get the surgery. Erica encourages her not to give up and promises to be there to help her move on after it's all over. Kendall overhears Ryan and David arguing outside her room and she flashes to a memory of shooting David. Griffin informs Bianca that Kendall could die during surgery. After Kendall reveals she was the one who shot David, Griffin leaves a message for Erica on Kendall's behalf. When Kendall doesn't hear back she leaves to go and find her. After the cab driver drops her by the park Kendall's hit with abdominal pain and collapses. Luckily Griffin reaches Kendall on her cell and after she tells him what happened he along with Jake and Cara go find her. As they're on the way to the hospital they get into an accident with Annie. The Hubbard's and Brot have a celebratory dinner for Natalia. Brot gives Natalia one of his Iraq medals for not running away from them and their love. Annie's downward spiral starts to become unbearable. An exhausted JR reassures her that he loves her and suggests they both go and see Dr. Burke. After JR is called away on business Colby shows up and gets Annie to admit that she was behind the burglary. Once Colby admits she taped the confession Annie handcuffs her to a chair and races home to make her appointment with Dr. Burke. As she's rushing home she sees a hallucination of Marissa and winds up crashing her car into the ambulance carrying Kendall, Griffin, Jake and Cara.


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1. Do 324 loads of laundry.
2. Exaggerate a tad on number one.
3. Make Frozen Yogurt Bites.
They are super easy and a gigantic hit in these parts. Just drop little bite size portions of yogurt on wax paper and freeze. Lincoln adores them as well. Watch out though, they melt in your hands quicker than you think!
4. Realize at 10am that I have hardened grape jelly in my hair from breakfast.
5. Make a memo to wipe off sticky hands after breakfast before they come anywhere close to my head.
6. Turn the living room into an art room...
7. Find and hide all the scissors cause apparently we have a hair stylist in the family. She's given 2 cuts in the past week.
8. Demolish the toy area...
9. Wear the children out by having them race each other around the couches.
10. Repeat number 9.
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Summer Entertaining with Ten Thousand Villages/
This post is sponsored by Ten Thousand Villages- all opinions my own. I'm honored to work with the oldest and most well-established fair trade business in the world and grateful for TTV's support of Life+Style+Justice!
Most of us in the conscious consumer world have heard of Ten Thousand Villages (If you haven't, get yourself to the nearest store!). In addition to pioneering the concept of fair trade, Ten Thousand Villages is one of the only brick-and-mortar stores that offers exclusively fair trade items in multiple locations around the US.
When I use the word "pioneered", I really mean it: The beginnings of both Ten Thousand Villages and the global fair trade movement can be traced back to 1946, when Edna Ruth Byler sought to create economic development though the sales of artisan goods to combat the poverty and lack of opportunity that she witnessed during a trip to Puerto Rico.
Since its humble beginnings (which consisted of selling artisan items out of the trunk of a car, a situation which I know many of my social enterprise/startup friends can appreciate!) Ten Thousand Villages has grown to employ thousands of artisans in 38 countries while still maintaining high standards for fair wages and ethical treatment of artisans.
Ten Thousand Villages offers a lovely assortment of jewelry, home goods, and accessories- in recent years I've picked up many fresh, stylish pieces from Ten Thousand villages like the gorgeous woven hamper in my bedroom or the marble pieces in this post that look like they could have been picked up at West Elm or CB2 (but with much better ethics)!
The artisan partners that make each marble cutting board and serving tray work in Karachi, Pakistan. The stone arts company, Dominion Trading, that employs these artisans has been partnering with Ten Thousand Villages since 1983! In addition to upholding non-discriminatory hiring practices and fair wage principles, Dominion Trading offers its employees profit-sharing, pension plans and medical benefits.
Pakistan is known for stonework and sculpture, and the country's marble and granite reserves have been creating sustainable livelihoods for ages. Well-paying partnerships with overseas buyers create greater stability during tumultuous times when the local economy is under stress.
I'm excited to use my own marble pieces from Ten Thousand Villages for summer entertaining! Marble has a high thermal mass, which allows it to hold its temperature- making it perfect for summer picnics. I put my marble cutting board in the refrigerator before packing it, and then use it to serve cheese. The cool marble keeps the cheese from becoming oily and warm as quickly under the sun!
I'm a big fan of dishes that don't take a lot of prep time, and I also love using ingredients that are growing in season (I have a CSA share from an urban garden down the road). Right now I've been using lots of rhubarb, cilantro, parsley, garlic chives and I thought I'd share a few simple recipes for summer appetizers that incorporate these in-season ingredients!
Mini tostadas with chimichurri
(makes 15-18)
10 corn tortillas
1 avocado
1 ear of sweet corn
1 cup black beans, rinsed
½ tomato
¼ cup chimichurri sauce (I use this recipe)
Fresh cilantro for garnish
Cut small circles from tortillas and toast lightly in the oven (alternately, you can make your own mini crunchy tostadas with masa harina flour). Reserve tortilla scraps to add to a salad or soup! Remove corn kernals and roast in a hot cast iron pan. Add beans, chopped avocado and tomato, and chimichurri sauce. Mix well and spoon onto tostadas, garnishing with a sprig of fresh cilantro!
Goat cheese with stewed rhubarb
4 stalks of rhubarb
¼ cup honey
¼ tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp ginger
Chop rhubarb. Add to a pan with honey and simmer until soft. Stir in spices and serve over a soft, mild goat cheese with crackers or a fresh baguette! If the sauce doesn't thicken enough naturally, add a pinch of corn starch or arrowroot.
If you love the Marble cutting board pictured in these photos as much as I do, you're in luck! We're giving one away on Instagram: simply follow @tenthousandvillages and tag a friend on the photo marked "Life+Style+Justice and Ten Thousand Villages Givaway"! The giveaway will run from though Sunday night the 19th, and the winner will be announced on the my Instagram account as well as Ten Thousand Villages- good luck!