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15 apr 2015 by art:i:curate team
art:i:curate artist Sylvie Macias Diaz talks to Myrto Katsimicha about the idea of playfulness and the concept of 'house' and body in her work.
MK: Your work spans across a range of different media – photography, drawing, painting, collage and art installation – all of which seem to be linked through your interest in the concept of the domestic. How do you relate to 'home'?
SMD: Overall, my work questions the cultural, economic, social and political context.
All these concerns are embedded in clearly perceivable areas but also in less visible and subtler areas such as the mechanisms used to establish order in society. In general, everything is always connected to the house because the first house is our physical body. Our physical body needs to be protected, which is why there is what we refer to as the habitat. Architecture is also a body, our body, an extension of ourselves. It is complementary and essential to our survival. It is ours and we need to accommodate it somewhere so there is what we have come to call: the living spaces, the spaces of everyday life in which the concept of the interior has always played an important role in the context of bourgeois aesthetics. The concept of 'good taste', in which women still play a decorative role. I like to expose and denounce that which our consumer society offers us in terms of societal stereotypes, of conformity and domestic happiness.
To this end, I can use different techniques, but I never slavishly adhere to any scholarly recipe, it is always very simple. I like having the freedom of saying things in an immediate manner.
The techniques are tools and I like to apply them in an entirely wild and raw manner so as to express a particular view, a reflection, an emotion in a direct and radical manner.
MK: Like a 'bricoleur' you often use found materials and adapt them to create new art installations. How do you collect these materials? Is the previous use of these materials of any importance to you?
SMD: I start with the sculpture by picking up objects that people throw away; what is left by the side of the street interests me. I start by making abstract structures and then, after a process of experimentation and research, I insert the crate. This is how the crate finds its place in my work. For the most part, I pick them up at the fruit and vegetable merchant. The crate interests me because it has a containing function; in this way, it is a shelter in itself, an architecture. And it also brings us our food. Interesting! I think, in this respect, of the work of Le Corbusier and his 'Modulor' module, which is his housing unit. So just as for him, for me, the crate becomes my module and a housing unit. I like to pick up items such as abandoned crates, which in their abandoned state carry in them the memory of accumulated traces of life, and when they are no longer of use these boxes are then burned. Besides, I still wonder about this, have we not, for the longest time, been talking about recycling? Do these crates not represent the tree or the forest?
For me, to collect and build with crates or any other object is a way of cleaning the world. The crate is an organic element, living. It is made of wood, it is nature, it is the tree. The crate is like a cell, a living organism, which is why it interests me. It changes colour and, just like man, it ages.
At present, my research, my art installations, my questioning and my approach are very much related to the current economic crisis. And this is precisely where for me today the crate acquires its full meaning: a crate-module which, apart from its primary function, also brings us our food; to me it is very relevant because it responds perfectly to the current political context with precarious employment and the new working poor! I hope to raise questions, because we need a new way of living, both with ourselves and with others, in other words, a new way of thinking, to think of the other, to look at the future.
I don't have the talent of the handyman because the handyman knows many tricks of the trade and I personally don't know any. I don't glue anything, so it's very simple.
Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar), 2015.
MK: Your assemblages are constructed upon different layers of lived memory from accumulated material. How do you perceive the role of memory in contemporary art?
SMD: Contemporary art is the art of today and it is vital, it is the sign of the times. It is like a thermometer; it shows us what the weather is like. If there are artists, exhibition spaces and museums then that means that the weather's still fine. The work of art is like a part of time, it reflects its time. It is made up of sensory, physical, perceptible and imperceptible elements. It is a discourse between the artist and that which constitutes him in his time. And then there is the contact between the work and the viewer that involves other elements of vision, of perceptions and stories and they escape us completely. Contact with the work of art is only possible thanks to the existence of certain places such as exhibition spaces or the museum. This can give the work permanence inasmuch as this is possible. A museum is a place in which are collected, preserved and displayed objects and stories in the interest of education, culture and transmission; it has to be at the service of society and its development, it has to be open to the public and acquires, conserves, researches, communicates and exhibits the tangible and intangible heritage of humanity and its environment for the purposes of study, education, and especially to make possible and foster the transmission of a permanent questioning and awareness. The museum is a form of resistance because it allows the mind to take its place and express itself; unfortunately, this is becoming increasingly difficult and is tied to the respect, in the first place for oneself, and then for others. The sharing of ideas, that is what living together is and in a democracy it is essential!
That is why I created the work 'N.MoCA.L', The new Museum of Contemporary Art of Liège. In Belgium but mainly in the south, there is an absolute lack of museums and of funding for artistic creation. The museum is a very important place for democracy; it stands for freedom of expression. The 'MAMAC, for example (the Museum of Modern Art and Contemporary Art of the city of Liege) was at some point virtually the only museum in Wallonia and it ended up closing its doors a few years ago. A new museum was built in its place that was to house exhibits, yet to this day, they have unfortunately all rather focused on food. I built the Museum in 2006, long before I found out that the place was closing. I created it because I felt that the artistic creation in the south of the country was in danger, so the 'N. MoCA.L' was conceived as a symbolic gesture. For me it was a necessity to realise this new museum with market crates in order to shake up the political authorities by making them aware of the potential and opportunities that this place could offer as a contemporary platform if it was provided with actual financial means. Abandoned by the public service, it was important to preserve the Museum, a veritable jewel, not only because of its remarkable architecture (1905) but also because it preserved part of the history of art. Indeed, it housed a magnificent collection of amazing paintings and drawings from the late 19th and 20th century, here are some examples: 'The Wizard of Hiva Oa' by Gauguin, 'The Blue House' by Chagall as well as for example such famous paintings as 'The Sollers family', Picasso's version of a 'Luncheon on the Grass', a monumental 'Wall Drawing' by Sol Lewitt and so on. You see, it really had some marvellous pieces. The Museum always functioned the way it did because it had almost no subsidies. Prior to its closure in 2012, it was even put up for sale and what is even more curious is that my fictional Museum, I showed it in Germany in 2007 in a shop window of an urban centre well before being aware of its closure or sale. Taking the fictional one step further, I gave this Museum an English name so as to make it an international museum. In this way, the 'N.MoCA.L', The New Museum of Contemporary Art of Liege became an international contemporary space and the guardian of its memory. Here again, the plans that I have drawn have nothing to do with reality, because I add quite some hustle and bustle to it and there is a very great public interest in art, as evidenced by the presence of collectors, a museum director, educational activities, etc. To talk about it in this interview and at your platform in London makes it possible to extend the discourse of my fiction since the 'N.MoCA.L' becomes real for some time before everything disintegrates and I am grateful to you for it.
N.MoCA.L #1 - The New Museum of Contemporary Art of Liege, 2007 ©Willy Dory_'N.MoCA.L', 'The new Museum Contemporary Art from Liège'.
MK: In your architectural models made with crates you collected wooden crates from markets and recycled them. In a way, you confronted the modernist architectural aesthetics by creating a site of freedom for the potential user. There is a certain utopia in your buildings. Is the domestic a site of on-going repression or a space of rising emancipation in contemporary art?
SMD: Playfulness, the unexpected, the sudden shift are integral parts of my work. 'The crate is like a Lego'; the crate, just like the toy, is the essential element in my work, it represents an area of freedom because it generates the unpredictable, you do not know where you are going and it is in a playful manner that I make reference to the architect Le Corbusier and experiment with the crate-module. Indeed, I divert its usual meaning and it formally becomes an 'apartment'. I revisit modern architecture with a certain sense of humour, indeed, do we not speak of a chicken coop, which is strictly speaking also a crate, to evoke the modernist city? My constructions like les trois tours (The Tree Towers), la villa Pilotis (The Stilted Villa), la villa Pedreña (The Pedreña Villa), le Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar) (The Distribution Store) evoke an aesthetic of sparseness, of refinement, of fragility that puts into question the cultural, political and economic capitalist societies that wallow in overconsumption while others starve. Because it is clear that we must reinvent new existential territories. Of course, my proposals are utopian and I'm not a politician because I'm not trying to convince anyone at all and I'm also not trying to develop theories it is always very simple, it is an inner perception because I feel concerned. There is nothing innocent to my programmes and their various functions. These are questions without answers expressed in a language that is my own, and I hope it is poetic as well since I ultimately aim to attain more generous and collective goals.
La Villa Pilotis, 1999 ©Damien Hustinx.
Villa Pedreña, 1999 ©Damien Hustinx.
MK: In your work, you propose the use of different materials and use the domestic as a platform to play with the double of the interior and the exterior. Where is the link between these two?
SMD: My work is not just theory-based. It can be viewed in a very simple manner and that's ok. It is the freedom of the viewer that is paramount for me.
One can, however, also direct one's gaze beyond the obvious. It is especially the play, the play of looking and the play of thought that interests me because you can actually contemplate the work in a much more precise manner and raise very pertinent questions. When we dissect it we realize that there may be other concepts that destabilize all too conventional opinions. I think both the breaking and shifting point are very important in my work. For example: after having built models based on the physical manipulation of the modules, I make plans to accompany the constructions and contrary to my first idea of architecture which is ecological and ecosophic, these plans interrupt and unravel my first idea since my drawings represent capitalism in all its strength; take for example the construction of the Villa Pedreña which is supposed to be a biological construct for man, and yet on the model itself I place a car, and not just any car but a Jaguar, a British sports car model, a car made in the tradition of the brand with all the prestige of the British style, in other words, a luxury car reserved for a certain social class. The same goes for the plans that accompany the installation of The Villa Patois that presents itself at first glance as a green building while on the plans we can see many yachts as well as a whole real estate development programme being explained by the investors themselves. You can see the shift, the prestige of the project and then wham! The harshness of reality. Investment, profitability, power games, etc.
In short, I present existential territories but, at the same time, I dehumanize them. I can also present the opposite and compose functional, pragmatic, socially planned programmes but redeem them through the poetry of implementation. This is the case, among others, in the work 'N.MoCA.L' The New Museum of Contemporary Art of Liège or the work Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar) which is a unique piece. It is new, it has never been shown. Both are constructions that archive and retrace the industrial and commercial development in Belgium up to the financial and economic crisis. It is through all its contradictions that my work acquires its meaning; indoor/outdoor, full/empty, direct/indirect, real/unreal, possible/impossible, construction/deconstruction, past/present, etc., so it is through the break and the shift that the link occurs.
MK: Your drawings and collages often reference the woman's position in Western society. Do you think that the visibility of the space exposes the abilities of the body beyond that space?
SMD: I reveal and dismantle in a metaphorical manner that which is hidden by the mechanisms of social order that function as a huge symbolic machine that tends to ratify the male domination upon which it is based.
For if we look more closely, the structure of space is one of the instruments of social order. The exterior is reserved for men and the interior, the house, is reserved for women. Today this is still apparent in advertisements and cartoons; most of the time, women are placed in the domestic space, unlike men who are rarely associated with the house and often depicted in exotic places, in places primarily intended for men, such as bars and clubs, sports, etc.
Colours and materials have their significance as well, for example; the so-called 'female' spaces are composed of cutesy colours, trinkets, lace and ribbons and evoke fragility and frivolity. Men, on the other hand, are more often associated with leather and dark colours that express an image of virile strength and toughness. Fortunately, the status of women has changed dramatically, increasing women's access to education and salaried employment, and in this way, to the public sphere; it also implies the shift away from household tasks, economic independence, and the transformation of family structures (a consequence of the rising divorce rates). Nevertheless, we are still far from equal, for example in the labour market, women are still paid less than men, and they are given lower positions with similar degrees and are above all proportionally more affected by unemployment and the precariousness of employment and more willingly relegated to part-time positions - which, among others, effectively and almost infallibly excludes them from power games and career prospects.
Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar), catalogue archives.
MK: According to Derrida's theory about the 'play of structure', "the movement of play is permitted by a lack or absence of a centre or origin." Your art installations are characterised by a clear geometric yet fragile structure which transforms itself through the poetic imagination of the viewer. Where is the viewer to be positioned within your sites?
SMD: I'm not trying to develop theories, to convince or sell a concept or a beautiful object.
I am an artist and my perception occurs through my inner eye.
I try to be true to myself, to my vision, to my tools and my own visual language and after that the game can continue with rhetoric, linguistics, semiotics, philosophy, etc. To open the field of possibilities, that is what interests me. The gaze and the analysis is not the same for everyone. Jacques Derrida's theory of deconstruction is primarily a structure that makes possible new organizations, it is a rebuilding, it is the possibility of a new world.
In my art installations, I like the idea that a new world may exist. The idea of 'anti-architecture' is very present because my work is also a reflection on the architecture of the ego. Every construction is like an Ark of Noah, for me, it is a way to cleanse the world because I feel concerned. 'The game of the object' is my writing, it is my language.
I create my own vocabulary with the crate, with cardboard, etc., and after the reading of the viewer it is actually no longer mine, and the range of possibilities is opened.
Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar), catalogue archives.
MK: You currently live and work in Brussels. Could you describe the contemporary art scene there?
SMD: To talk about Belgium is always very complicated. Belgium is several countries in one. Belgium has three communities, and thus three languages and different political and cultural contexts. Fortunately there is the 'belgitude, Magritte & Ensor', an intelligent self-mockery on the part of the population. Brussels is the centre of artistic creation, the heart of the country, and its location makes the city a very important spot for the Belgian and foreign art scene, it is also the place that brings together the three communities and for artists it is best to work with the communities and the many workspaces in the country such as: contemporary art centres, well-established galleries, new emerging Belgian galleries but also new foreign galleries who settle in the capital. There is an audience and there are collectors. There are even collectors who open their homes to share their collections. I am thinking of the collector Alain Servais who has an amazing collection. There are also spaces run by non-profit associations, where nothing is for sale, sometimes in the context of a private house that can be visited like a gallery without appointment; here I think of the contemporary art centre 'Maison Particulière'. There is also the annual art fair Art Brussels which has become an international and not-to-be-missed event for the art scene. There are also classical and more contemporary museums such as BOZAR or Wiels, which is led by Dirk Snauwaert, who has managed to give it new life; Wiels has become a very important centre for contemporary art and is also supported by the two communities: the Flemish Community and the Walloon community. It is a contemporary place that presents today's artistic creation with the large-scale appeal of a platform with international renown. In addition, there is talk of a new museum of contemporary art in the buildings occupied by Citroën in the Canal Zone. But Brussels is also part of an economic reality and the cultural field is very concerned about the budget cuts. However, we should remain positive because, as with any large economic and financial crisis, art is suggested as a potential alternative investment, and becomes, in this way, a safe haven / a crate!
Magasin de distribution (Grand Bazar). Catalog Archives.
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Pello Bilbao
Pello Bilbao – a 28-year-old Spanish or, better say, Basque rider, who spent already two seasons with Astana Team. Bilbao was a revelation of 2018, taking a solid 6th place in the general classification of the Giro d'Italia. Also, he scored two nice victories - a stage at the Criterium du Dauphine and the Tour of the Alps. Pello - is a strong climber, who can support the leader, but also, can take the responsibility in the race on himself.
Best results:
1st place - stage 1, Tour of the Alps
1st place - stage 6, Criterium du Dauphine
6th place - general classification, Giro d'Italia
8th place - general classification, Itzulia Basque Country
4th place – stage 19, Giro d'Italia
10th place – general classification, Tour de Suisse
1st place – stage 2, Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey
2nd place – general classification, Vuelta a Castilla y Leon
1st place – stage 1, Vuelta a Castilla y Leon
1st place – stage 6, Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey
1st place – general classification, Tour de Beauce
2nd place – stage 8, Vuelta a España
1st place – Klasika Primavera de Amorebieta
3rd place – Circuito de Getxo
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What Happens to the Body When You Sleep
Buzzle Staff
Nov 20, 2018
When we are sleeping and recharging, various body processes are at work. Our brain clears out toxins and stores memories when we sleep. It's safe to say that good sleep improves memory retention and functioning of the brain.
Now You Know Why!
Also called Clinomania, Dysania is a condition that makes getting out of bed really difficult. People may wake up, but stay in bed for a long time. They may postpone commitments just to remain in bed longer.
There are days when you start feeling cranky as soon as you get up. Everything seems extra irritating, and work may feel like torture. People keep asking you if you got up from the wrong side of the bed, but you know the real reason - you just didn't get enough time in bed! Basically, bad sleep means a bad day ahead. Well, at least for most of us.
We sleep for one-third of our lives, and yet don't give sleep the importance it deserves. You may survive longer without food than without sleep. Why is sleep so crucial? Does it only recharge you? No, a lot more goes on in our body. Basically, our body keeps functioning while we sleep. The brain works non-stop when we are busy getting some much-needed rest!
Sleep Cycles
One sleep cycle consists of five stages: stage 1, 2, 3, 4, and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. REM is also called the dreaming stage. In this stage, our breathing becomes erratic, heartbeat irregular, and the muscles get paralyzed.
On an average, each sleep cycle lasts for 90 minutes. In the non-rapid eye movement (NREM) stages, our muscles are relaxed, breathing slows down, and the body repairs itself.
Things That Happen to the Body When You Sleep
Sleep originates in the brain. It doesn't switch off in sleep. It removes unwanted memories and toxins. It fortifies memories and decisive skills. So, lack of sleep affects performance.
Sleep is crucial for a healthy and glowing skin, as collagen production accelerates during this time. Collagen helps maintain elasticity of the skin, lending it a youthful appearance.
Blood flow to the skin increases when we sleep, giving it a natural glow. Sleep deprivation leads to puffy and tired eyes. Sleep well for 7 - 8 hours, eat healthy, and stay hydrated for gorgeous skin.
Have you ever experienced the chilling sensation of not being able to move your hands or legs even though you are wake? We have, and it definitely is scary!
The muscles in our limbs undergo temporary paralysis during the rapid eye movement (REM) sleep stage, simply to ensure that we don't act out our dreams. We should be grateful for this, considering the variety of dreams we have on a regular basis. In the non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep stage, our muscles remain relaxed.
During most part of one's sleep, i.e. non-rapid eye movement stage, breathing is slow and steady. As we enter the rapid eye movement (REM) stage, a lot of variation can be seen.
Body Temperature
Body temperature gradually goes down as we sleep. So, a cool room aids better sleep. It reaches the minimum around 5 am, and starts increasing thereafter. We start waking up as our temperature increases.
The movement of the eyes is dependent on the stage of sleep you are in.
The eyes move rapidly from side to side in the REM stage. This is the deepest part of sleep, and is when we dream. As the night progresses, the duration of REM sleep increases. Our eyes are relaxed, and remain steady during the NREM stages.
A good night's sleep is extremely essential for good hormonal health. Human growth hormone is secreted when we sleep, and tissues are renewed faster.
Melatonin, which helps control body rhythm and sleep-wake cycle, is released. We wake up as its level starts decreasing. Leptin, which suppresses appetite, is released, and levels of ghrelin, which stimulates hunger, are lowered. That is why lack of sleep can lead to obesity.
Immune System
A good night's sleep is very important to keep the flues and colds away. Our immune system works better when we get sufficient sleep.
Sleeping for less than 7 hours could decrease lifespan. It could take a toll on the immune system. Basically, enough rest is required for the body to function properly.
Usually, adults need 7 - 8 hours of sleep on a daily basis, but for some, even 5 hours can be enough. Of course, there are others who need at least 10 hours of shut-eye to feel fresh.
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Name this movie dialogue… So... Maybe we could just skulk around here for a bit and then go back down. That's a thought. I don't usually skulk, but I suppose I could skulk if skulking were required. Do you skulk regularly? No. No, I don't normally think of myself as a skulker but... . Well, why don't you come in and skulk for a while and we'll see? Give up? Ok – one of my favorite movies – Four Weddings and a Funeral skulk (sk lk) intr.v. skulked, skulk•ing, skulks 1. To lie in hiding, as out of cowardice or bad conscience; lurk. 2. To move about stealthily. 3. To evade work or obligation; shirk. In our case – definition #3 pretty much sums up how we spent our time while in London. We woke up when we wanted to. Most of our "breakfasts" were after 12:00 noon and included a pint or several pints at a local pub. We walked ... and walked and walked…. Without much plans about our destination, as long as there was a pub along the way – and well, being in London… there always was! I gained about 5 lbs – and thank goodness we walked so much, or it would have been more. The re-cap. Kurt was already in Switzerland for business, so we decided to just meet up in London. We arranged our flights to where we could just connect at the airport, then travel together to check into our hotel. The flight to London was perfect. When Kurt and I connected at the airport, we hopped on the tube to Paddington station and then took a cab ride to our hotel. From there, we freshened up (I had a bit of a Tylenol PM hangover from the flight) and headed out in search of an Indian restaurant called "Tamarind" (recommended to us by a good friend of mine who lived in London for years working in restaurants and baking pastries for the queen… seriously!). It was great (I think I will do an entire write up to review the restaurants we went to) On our walk back to the hotel, we wanted to see the Ritz Carlton (where a riot the day before had left the windows all boarded up!) and we wandered past some incredible chandaliers in a crazy art deco building that stopped me in my tracks... this ended up being The Wolesly restaurant (formerly the Wolesely car showroom) we ended up chatting w/ the door man for a long while – and subsequently ended up with a reservation for the following night. The next day (Monday) was a "shopping day" so – we skulked about some more as we ventured around our neighborhood (stopping at "The Roundhouse") on the way to Piccadilly Circus to search for treasures. I was on a mission to procure some "royal wedding" kitsch for my friend MJ – this was a no-brainer.. in London, the royal wedding is a big deal, and Kate and Wills mugs were printed on EVERYTHING! Two notable stops: The Lamb and Flag (OLDEST pub in London) was awesome! We met some great locals (we kept running into lovely people who just loved to chat over a pint… or several!) Hope and Greenwood – the CUTEST confection shop you ever did see! I had to buy myself some tea towels and an apron for when I whip up bangers and mash – or some splendid confections at home. Dinner that night at the Wolseley was nothing short of spectacular – (again … restaurant review.. separate posting) After dinner we ended up at the Roundhouse again chatting up the best bartender in London (Dom) and found out that a reservation at the Wolseley is difficult to come by (lucky us). Aren't those chandaliers delicious??? Tuesday – "tourist" day. Kurt and I aren't typical tourists. When we travel somewhere, we like to "blend in" (as much as possible with our giveaway American accents!) but, I really wanted to check out the London Eye, so he humored me and agreed to check it out. It was a typical London foggy day, but we were so glad we did this. It was a fun destination to walk across London Bridge, get to the waterfront to pick up tickets… quickly make our way AWAY from the waterfront in search of a … you guessed it – PUB. Which we found just three short blocks away. The Crown and Cushion was old and dusty and authentic and full of local blokes sipping pints mid day and chatting… and it served THAI food – Random (or so we thought) as it turns out… this is rather common. After a pint and some pad thai we headed to the London Eye. The line was just a short 15 or so minutes and the ride lasted about 35 minutes for one rotation. If you ever find yourself in London – don't miss this attraction, the best views of all of London. I imagine you would see more and further on a clearer day, but something about the fog made it lovely. Tuesday night we had tickets to "Thriller" which was the only thing we had pre-booked before we left. We were running short on time, so instead of a big long dinner, we opted for some chips and a pint at the Coal Hole which was packed (after work crowd). We JUST made the show and got settled into our great seats just seconds before curtain call. This show was so much fun. They really got the crowd engaged - the music and dancing was spot on.
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CLEVELAND — once another harrowing loss during which the IN Pacers nearly came all the means back from a late double-digit deficit before succumbing to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Paul Saint George had blunt criticism for additional of his teammates.
In the Pacers' Game one loss to the Cavs, it had been CJ Miles whom Saint George referred to as out for missing a possible game-winning jumper. That crystal rectifier Saint George to declare, "In things like that, I need to get the last shot. i used to be posing for it. CJ took it upon himself."
Following Indiana's 117-111 loss Mon to subside 0-2 in their first-round series with the Cavs, Saint George geared toward each Lance George Stephenson and Myles Turner.
Stephenson — signed to a three-year deal late within the regular season and a significant reason IN is within the postseason within the 1st place, with the Pacers going 6-1 once he was value-added to the team — had a plus/minus of minus-7 in 5 minutes within the third quarter once Cleveland took management of the sport.
"He's need to learn to manage himself and be within the moment," Saint George aforesaid. "Lance, in our room, is looked upon as a pacesetter. His visual communication must improve — only for the team. we tend to all apprehend that Lance is associate emotional guy. lots of it's his heart and his fight. That feeling comes out of him. he is need to channel that toward creating effort plays on the court and doing no matter he desires for North American country to succeed."
With the Pacers going tiny within the third quarter, Cleveland targeted Kevin Love within the post against the flamable George Stephenson. Love scored time and time once more, with George Stephenson reading 3 fouls and at one purpose slamming the ball to the ground in frustration following a whistle against him.
Pacers coach Nate McMillan goddamn Indiana's team defense for Love's going off.
"I suppose we tend to place Paul on Kyrie [Irving], and Lance visited Love," McMillan aforesaid. "They do a good job of recognizing matchups and taking advantage of it. i assumed that was large. Defensively, we tend to simply did not play that right. the rationale for it had been simply attempting to urge management of Kyrie by putt [a] larger defender on him. we tend to had to undertake to deny entry to anyone World Health Organization was within the post, however we actually did a foul job of permitting like to catch it. we tend to did not work to deny or front that post shot."
Still, Stephenson's final line was spectacular, as he finished with thirteen points, 2 rebounds, four assists and 2 steals in twenty six minutes. He had sixteen points, seven rebounds and 3 assists in twenty seven minutes in Game one.
George additionally needed to check additional out of Turner, the Pacers' sophomore center, World Health Organization finished with six points on 3-for-10 shooting, 5 rebounds and 3 blocks in Game two once averaging fourteen.5 points, 7.3 rebounds and a pair of.1 blocks per game within the regular season.
"We simply would like him to challenge fictitious character [Thompson], keep him off the boards," Saint George aforesaid of the 21-year-old Turner. "He has to create himself out there down low within the post. He has to apprehend at this time he must take it to subsequent level. We'll still work with him.
"I've been in his ear all the far till this time — you recognize, that next step. And growth for him. during this league, you've to seek out it. he is still young. he is still learning, therefore it is a smart factor. We're planning to work with him."
George crystal rectifier IN in points (32), rebounds (8) and assists (7) on Mon, that brought his series averages to thirty.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and seven.0 assists whereas he shot forty eight.7 p.c from the sector and fifty five.6 p.c from three.


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Today we are looking at a rapid expansion in the usage of cloud in the enterprise. Though mainframe computers dominate when it comes to bulk data processing in many enterprises (with the added assurance that it is on-premise; hence leading to secure data ) the cloud is fast occupying a place of priority for its simplicity, scalability, accessibility in multiple devices.
Another major reason behind the radical change is the huge cost reduction. By using the cloud, we shift capital expenditure to operational expenditure (from using dedicated hardware which is depreciated over a period of time to a shared infrastructure pay-as-use model.) This model is of great value for every organization regardless of its size or capital. Especially for start ups that are looking at modern infrastructure on a minimum budget.
One thing that is clear is that a 21st century enterprise has to utilize these technological changes to the full extent. The Social, Mobile , Analytics, and Cloud factor, when bundled together in the right manner can be a major competitive advantage factor for your organization. Mobility along with social interactions creates big data from which you can make better business decisions.
Today the mobile is becoming a first point of contact for customer.Cloud has a huge advantage in the mobile environment. Today there is a need for secure, agile, and easy to access storage. Cloud is fast becoming a must in the mobile environment.This has created a new set of services called Mobile Backend as a Service. More on that below –
Progress in cloud technology has resulted in as-a-service model becoming prominent. Here are some notable cloud based as-a-service models.
Infrastructure as a service (IaaS): This is one of the most basic and widely used cloud platforms. Here you can utilize cloud provider's infrastructure such as a Virtual Machines, Storage, Load balancers, Networks, Storage etc. You can pay as per your usage or on a subscription basis making this a favorite in the IT market.The key players in the market include Amazon Web Services , Windows Azure etc
Amazon Webs Service(http://aws.amazon.com/) : This is a successful infrastructure provider operating on a self service model.The amazon web service is extensively used by everyone from startups to majorIT service providers.
Platform as a Service (PaaS): There are situations where storing data is not enough. You should be able to access and use this data or use these virtual machines to develop applications. Here the computing platform and operating system and the added ability develop applications is a huge cost saver. The companies don't actually have to pay for multiple layers of hardware and software. A few PaaS providers include IBM Bluemix,A mazon Web service , App Fog, Google App Services etc
IBM Bluemix (http://www-01.ibm.com/software/bluemix/): This platform from IBM helps app developers build, manage and run both web and mobile applications.
Software as a service (SaaS): What if your business just needs access to highly evolved software but does not want to take on storage and infrastructure related issues? This is is where SaaS comes into the picture. Here you will be provided with software and databases. You can access the software and use it on your work machines without worrying too much about the infrastructure. The service providers will handle the entire infrastructure.There are many providers in this category for a wide variety of functions that include CRM, HRM, Marketing automation etc .
Hubspot(http://www.hubspot.com/) is a marketing automation software that helps the companies manage their inbound marketing efforts.
Usually this is called as "on demand" software and works with monthly or yearly subscriptions that works out to be a great cost advantage.
Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS): Developing mobile applications is a complex process.There are multiple applications,databases and many other interfaces that have to be integrated to be able to develop the application in a systematic manner.Do it Yourself(DIY) methods are what is practiced where each step of the development and environment have to be customized. This involves complex coding and time consuming steps.Back end as a service reduces this complexity with ready to deploy interfaces and an ability to change the code as and when needed .This has made MBaaS an irrresitible offering for application developers.The key benefits include faster deployment, faster app performance and higher quality. Providers in this space include our partner Kinvey who provide an advanced and user friendly MBaaS platform.
Kinvey(http://www.kinvey.com/) Helps app development through their backend as a service platform.The complexity involved in building and maintaining is simplified with this platform.
The biggest concern to businesses when using any cloud based infrastructure is security and privacy. We will be examining closely solutions offered by cloud technology providers to handle these concerns.What do you think would benefit your organization and why ? I would like to hear from you!
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Growing up in San Diego, a place where others dream of visiting, I always knew there was more I needed to explore outside of state lines. But it wasn't until my Junior year of college studying abroad in London that I really got bitten by the bug.
In a short 4 months I traveled to 8 different countries and more than 15 cities. Although Europe was my first love, the second I felt the gush of wind from a motorbike whizzing by me in Vietnam, I knew Asia had the cultural scratch I needed to itch.
I've been fortunate enough to be able to create some incredible memories through travel – I've eaten at the same restaurants as Anthony Bourdain in Italy, seen more than 30 plays and musicals in London, been bitten by a pink pelican in Mykonos, gotten over my fear of sea life through snorkeling in Komodo, driven on the "wrong side" of the road to the Cliffs of Moher, watched the sunrise over Angkor Wat, and been kissed by an elephant in Thailand. Although I have enough memories to last me a lifetime, I cannot wait to add more to the list!
Favourite places I've been
Travel nuggets
When travelling in Asia, you never know when you'll come across a squat toilet or a restroom without soap or toilet paper. For that reason, I always make sure I am carrying individually wrapped Wet Ones as well as a travel pack of Kleenex.
In the age of social media, it's all about capturing that perfect travel photo. When traveling in Asia, I recommend packing warm, bright colors. They are the perfect pop against lush green rice paddies and ancient ruin backdrops.
I recommend trying to learn a few phrases in the native language of the country you are travelling to. Learning simple phrases like "Hello", "Thank You", and "How are you?" is a small gesture that goes a long way. Most of the locals will get very excited
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STRICKLER, Jacob R. 1833-1927
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 4/14/2015 at 21:18:47
Jacob R. Strickler was born Sept. 12, 1833, in Franklin county, Penn. He passed away Aug. 16, 1927, in Los Angeles, Calif., aged 93 years, 11 months and 4 days.
When about 12 years of age he with his parents emigrated from Pennsylvania to Carroll county, Illinois.
He was united in marriage to Ann Maria Stine, January 15th, 1857. They lived in Carroll county until Oct. 31, 1881. While on a visit to his aged parents in Grundy county, Iowa, his faithful companion took sick and died, and was laid to rest in the Alice cemetery.
He returned to Mt. Carroll, remaining there for three years. Following this he returned to Iowa, making his home with his brother, David, and family, to help care for his aged parents. In August, 1901, he went to Colorado Springs, Colo., where he spent four years, following which he spent three years in Los Angeles, Calif. In May, 1908, he came to the home of his brother, David, helping care for him until he passed away Sept. 5th, 1912.
He then returned to Los Angeles where he resided until he passed away August 16th, after suffering for 18 months with a broken hip.
He was tenderly cared for by his niece, Miss Kate Strickler, who had been with him for 11 years. She was assisted in caring for him during his affliction by her sister, Maggie.
He was the last of a family of eight children.
Funeral services will be held this (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 from the Alice church, Rev. E. E. Heltibridle, of this city, officiating at the request of the deceased.
--The Grundy Register (Grundy Center, Iowa), 25 August 1927, pg 12
Grundy Obituaries maintained by Tammy D. Mount.
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'THE GAA HANDBALL SHOW' has attracted a huge audience on the national TV station - TG4 - and enters it's final week in the build-up to a concluding double episode on Monday 31st January (from 8.30pm to 9.30pm)
GAA Handball have, in conjunction with TG4, put out this exciting new TV Handball series to highlight not just the dazzling action on the courts of play but also to familiarise everyone in this country with a sport that is for all the family, males and females of all ages and how invaluable a sport this can be both in terms of health and socially within a community. The response from all quarters has been extremely positive and there is no doubt the nature of the game and how it will be portrayed is set to strike a chord with the 1000s of GAA clubs and 1000s more individuals all around the country.
Coming up in The GAA Handball Show...
On Monday 31st January there will then be a double episode to conclude this exciting handball series.
Episode 5 (Mon 31st Jan, 8.30pm) will conclude the 60x30 championship action with the Senior Doubles decider taking centre-stage, with a very special feature on one of the greatest players ever to grace the game, Michael Ducksy Walsh (Kilkenny) and his famous home club, Talbot's Inch in Kilkenny. This will also have a focus on GAA Handball President, Tony Hannon, as well as a word from Uachtarán Cumann Luthchleas Gael, Christy Cooney.
Episode 6
(Mon 31st Jan, 9.00pm)
will complete the GAA Handball Show series with a look at the Irish 40x20 Adult and Junior Nationals, with focus on the Ballydesmond Handball Club and some of their star players, Catriona Casey and Tony Healy, a look at one of the rising young stars in 40x20 handball who won the recent US Nationals 19 & Under crown, Caolan Daly, while a final link up with the One Wall Schools initiatives and how this looks set to explode the sport to heights never witnessed before!
GAA Handball would certainly like to hear your feedback from the show to publicise this as the show nears a conclusion and on that basis would welcome your thoughts by email firstname.lastname@example.com .
Meanwhile, St. Paul's GAA Handball Club in London, the first ever GAA Handball Club outside of Ireland but not the last with more to be announced in 2011 from Italy, Basque Country and more - was featured today on BBC World Sport
. This was an excellent feature and included a look at the England Handball Team with Peter Cohen interviewed. Niall McCann, a native of Fermanagh, was the instrumental figure behind the launch of handball in St. Paul's Academy in London and this latest feature was viewed by millions of viewers all over the world. The impressive profile gained by this will indeed go some way towards the International strategy of seeing Handball included in the Olympic Games in the not too distant future.
Enjoy the viewing throughout Monday evenings in January as the new year gets underway in 2011...
CLICK HERE for link to watch The GAA Handball Show Episodes already aired.
CLICK on the Video link on the Homepage of www.gaahandball.ie to view the video promo for 'The GAA Handball Show' series.
(This can also be viewed on Youtube by clicking here - CLICK HERE for Youtbube Video GAA Handball Promo)
The GAA Handball Show on TG4 - Schedule:
CONTENT and DETAILS of all episodes of the GAA Handball Show will follow.
REPEAT: Monday 3rd January 2011, 8.30pm - The GAA Handball Showdown & All-Star Awards
SHOW 1: Monday 3rd January 2011, 9.00pm
SHOW 2: Monday 10th January 2011, 8.30pm
SHOW 3: Monday 17th January 2011, 8.30pm
SHOW 4: Monday 24th January 2011, 8.30pm
SHOW 5: Monday 31st January 2011, 8.30pm
SHOW 6: Monday 31st January 2011, 9.00pm
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Challenges of conservation of dryland shallow waters, Ewaso Narok swamp, Laikipia District, Kenya
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Ewaso Narok Swamp, formed along the Eng'are Narok river, is located in the semi-arid part of the Laikipia District, Kenya. The area, of bushy grassland, is characterised by low rainfall (less than 750 mm annually) and episodic rivers. Before the 1970s, the dominant land use was large scale ranching and nomadic pastoralism. Since 1970, this has slowly been transformed into high density small-scale farming. There has been a strong trend towards settlement along riverine and wetland areas due to their suitability for farming and easy availability of water for cultivation. Ewaso Narok swamp has a rich species diversity of over 170 bird species, resident and migrant, over 100 plant species and it also provides an important dryland refuge for both domestic and wild animals. The swamp also provides socio-economic products such as plant matter for building. The result of its land use transformation has been ecosystem alteration, habitat modification and destruction both for wetland and rangeland species. This change has also been accompanied by escalating human-wildlife conflict. However, although this process is self-destructive, the lack of economic returns from wildlife to some extent justify the land use transformation since the communities settling here have to satisfy the basic requirements of food and shelter. This poses the challenge of the developing appropriate ways to conserve the dryland wetlands whilst attaining maximum returns for the local community.
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R&B icon Gladys Knight set to sing National Anthem at Super Bowl LIII
~by Angela Davis
Jersey Girl Sports fam, the Super Bowl excitement is ramping up and Atlanta is still getting prepared. The big game is still securing big names, and the latest is an Atlanta staple. Famed R&B diva Gladys Knight has been tapped to sing the National Anthem.
Knight, known as the Empress of Soul, was born and raised in Atlanta. She is a seven-time Grammy winner and is best-known for her No. 1 singles "Midnight Train to Georgia" and "That's What Friends Are For."
Having Atlanta talent open the big game just seems fitting and proper, and with some controversy about the half-time show not being as "ATL" as it shout, things seem to be moving in the right direction.


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How to read a good faith estimate (GFE) to make the most of it?Answer:
The GFE has to be provided within three working days of loan application.
You should be prepared and know how to read a good faith estimate (GFE) so that you could avoid lender junk fees. When lenders are being honest and disclose real fees, you should be able to read a good faith estimate (GFE) without much effort from your part. However, sometimes lenders may slip unnecessary fees, or fees undisclosed on the GFE may appear on the HUD-1 form.
To avoid those, you have to examine closely good faith estimates obtained with different lenders for the same mortgage type, amount and term and compare GFE sections line by line. Also, you should know that final closing costs stated on the GFE may vary significantly from the real closing costs on the HUD-1 statement. To avoid surprises, you may like to choose a lender who offered you a bottom line closing cost that you will never be made to exceed.
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The earthquake was 1200 km away.
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Let $t_p$ be the time that the P-wave took to reach the seismograph. Let $t_s$ be the time that the S-wave took to reach the seismograph. Note that $t_s = t_p + 120~s$ We can use the P-wave to write an expression for the distance. $d = v_p~t_p$ $d = (8000~m/s)~t_p$ We can use the S-wave to write an expression for the distance. $d = v_s~t_s$ $d = (4500~m/s)~(t_p+120~s)$ $d = (4500~m/s)~t_p+540,000~m$ We can equate the two expressions for the distance and solve for $t_p$: $(8000~m/s)~t_p = (4500~m/s)~t_p+540,000~m$ $(3500~m/s)~t_p = 540,000~m$ $t_p = \frac{540,000~m}{3500~m/s}$ $t_p = 154.3~s$ We can use the P-wave to find the distance. $d = (8000~m/s)~t_p$ $d = (8000~m/s)~(154.3~s)$ $d = 1.2\times 10^6~m = 1200~km$ The earthquake was thus 1200 km away.


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After some 15 hours of deliberations, a Boston jury has sentenced convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death. Tsarnaev was convicted of 30 federal crimes on April 8, 17 of which carried capital punishment as a potential sentence. On each of those counts, the jury was charged with determining whether the prosecution had proved a number of aggravating factors that legally determine whether execution is justified. (You can read the jury's complete verdict form here.) They sentenced Tsarnaev to death on six counts—ruling that, among other things, he acted in a "heinous, depraved, and cruel manner" and did not show remorse for his crimes.
Tsarnaev's attorneys are expected to appeal the sentence on issues including the decision to allow his trial to be held in Boston rather than a different location with a potentially less biased jury pool.
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An April Boston Globe poll of Massachusetts residents found that 19 percent felt Tsarnaev should be put to death and 63 percent felt he should be sentenced to life in prison. Slate's Seth Stevenson, a Boston native, wrote Wednesday about the burden the Tsarnaev jurors must feel—and the helplessness of knowing that neither verdict can reverse what happened in April 2013. "I don't think either of these punishments will deter the next wannabe jihadi. I don't think either punishment will balance the scales in any way," wrote Stevenson. "I just want to turn the clock back to a sunny Marathon Monday, amateur runners nearing the finish line with big smiles on their faces, friends and families cheering, the whole afternoon a celebration of human endeavor, and community, and civic joy. That can't happen. Instead, we must do this grim business."
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Deputy General Director of Vietnam Social Security (VSS) Dao Viet Anh was quoted by the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) as telling a VSS conference in Hanoi on November 2 that bilateral agreements for a new generation of social insurance policies have been negotiated to support foreign workers engaging in Vietnam's social insurance scheme.
Under Decree No. 143/2018/ND-CP detailing the Law on Social Insurance and the Law on Labor Safety and Hygiene, foreigners working in Vietnam with a work permit, practice certificate, or practice license granted by competent Vietnamese authorities and under indefinite-term labor contracts or contracts with a term of one full year or more shall be subject to compulsory social insurance.
Those temporarily transferred from parent companies abroad to subsidiaries in Vietnam or reaching the retirement age shall not be subject to the compulsory social insurance scheme.
Deputy Head of VSS's Department of Social Insurance Policy Implementation Dinh Thi Hien was as quoted by VNA as saying that, currently, foreigners are yet to join social insurance in Vietnam, so from December 1, 2018 to December 31, 2021, they are not subject to compulsory insurance.
From January 1, 2022, foreign workers subject to the compulsory social insurance scheme must pay 8 percent of the salary stated in their contract to the retirement and survivor fund, as their Vietnamese peers do.
From December 1, 2018 to December 31, 2021, employers must pay insurance for employees to the fund for sickness, maternity, workplace accident, and occupational disease. From January 1, 2022, employers must pay an additional 14 per cent of their employees' monthly salary fund to retirement and survivor insurances.
According to figures from the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs (MoLISA), the number of foreign workers in Vietnam increased from 63,557 in 2011 to 83,046 in 2016. They mostly come from Asian countries such as China, South Korea, and Japan, which account for 73 per cent of the total, followed by European countries (21.6 per cent) and North American countries (2.4 per cent).
Those with employment contracts of under one year only make up 4.4 per cent, which is in response to local demand for and sustainability of foreign workers in the country.
Mr. Anh said that VSS has finished the fourth round of negotiations with South Korea, one of Vietnam's biggest bilateral overseas labor partners.
VSS has also been implementing necessary negotiation processes with Japan and Germany, as well as all countries with overseas workers in Vietnam.
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I am not a fan of the "what if" articles, but if the fight was fifteen rounds instead of twelve, Zab Judah might have walked away with a 'W' on his record. I know that these types of arguments are absolutely futile, but I guess what I am trying to say, is that I want to see those two fight each other again.
Judah got comfortable and started fighting his fight after he got knocked down, which is something that none of us had expected. As mentioned during the telecast, he usually tends to start fading towards the end of the fight, but against Garcia, he did just the opposite. He not only started landing clean shots, but was avoiding Garcia's counters beautifully. I guess his new clean family style of life is paying off.
Danny also fought like a champion, and won like one as well. He had the fight his way, and controlled the action during the entire stretch of the bout, even when he himself was being hit. I think that Garcia has yet to show the world what he is capable of, but he needs to clean up his offensive style just a little bit.
Those wide reaching right hand shots would have him in deep trouble if he was fighting a counter puncher like Marquez, Mayweather Jr., or even a former Zab Judah. They reach far, leaning him forward too far, making him very easy to hit for someone quick enough.
It was a great fight, and I believe that Judah ended up a people's winner as well. He not only proved his heart and determination, but showed that his skill and speed remain steady. The fact that has was able to tag Garcia in such a clean fashion shows that Zab had the timing down towards the later rounds in the fight, and that's one of the most important things to figure out when facing a power puncher.
I most definitely think that Garcia and Judah need to fight again, and it should happen sooner rather than later.
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Rhodobacter sphaeroides is a purple bacterium whose photosynthetic apparatus is composed of cytochromes, an ATPase, a reaction centre (RC), and two light harvesting antenna complexes (LH1 and LH2) that funnel excitation energy towards the RC. The photosynthetic unit formed from these different components is located within the highly invaginated intracytoplasmic membrane (ICM) (Figure 1.1). The RC is the primary photochemical site made up of the three subunits L, H, and M, and is the site at which charge separation is initiated. LH1 and LH2 form ring-like structures and are both heterodimers composed of two hydrophobic polypeptides called a and b. These form transmembrane helices containing 50–60 amino acids and determine the position, orientation and environment of light harvesting pigments such as bacteriochlorophyll and carotenoids (Figure 1.2 shows a model of the LH1 complex).
LH2 is the peripheral light harvesting complex present in variable amounts according to the incident light intensity, whilst LH1 is the core light harvesting complex present in a fixed stoichiometry to the RC. Studies on purple bacteria, e.g., Rhodopseudomonas palustris have shown LH1 forms a large cyclic structure with a 'hole' in the middle that allows the complex to encircle the RC (Figure 1.3) (Roszak et al., 2003). It has been questioned whether LH1 forms a complete ring in the presence of RC as this would affect the flow of electrons from the RC to cytochrome bc1.
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The relationship of the adrenal gland to essential hypertension in the hypertensive syndrome has been the subject of a vast amount of work and speculation at both the experimental and the clinical level. In spite of the enormous amount of data that has accumulated, this relationship is by no means clear at the present time. However, certain patterns relating the adrenal to the hypertensive syndrome have evolved and are of a good deal of interest to those who are following patients with hypertensive disease.
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Get thee to a cannery
Alright, if you are intimidated by my coolness, then you need to stop reading right now. This post may just wreck what little self esteem you have left. Kids, don't try this at home; you have to be born this cool:
That's right, it's time for a trip to the cannery! Some of you may not be hip to the lingo, but the cannery is where all the groovy Mormons go to put all their wheat into cans. Lest you think we're all cliquish, you don't actually have to be mormon to go. Anyone is welcome, and it's a rockin' good time! Also, the cannery isn't just for wheat anymore! There's also dried milk, dried carrots, dried apples, dried refried beans, and the ever popular potato pearls!
Now that I'm the official organizer for trips to the cannery, I'm taking the Tom Sawyer approach. If people think it's fun and they think you're fun then they'll want to come. Case in point, getting CoKim and Ami to come. Once people knew they were coming then we were turning people away! CoKim is so cool she insisted upon right of first refusal for her picture, so I can't even show her face, but that's her on the left!
In case you've never been to a cannery before(some people are intimidated by the velvet ropes), I'm going to break it down for you. First, you make an appointment (just like you do with your personal shopper at Nordstrom), then, you call in your order (you can also fax or e-mail … this is the 21st century), then you show up with a group of 5-12 people. Once you arrive, after washing hands and putting on the plastic apron and hair net, you get in a little assembly line. First, bags are emptied into cans, then cans are topped off, then they are leveled by shaking, not banging on the counter. The next person in line then adds the oxygen packet and the lid, and then the coolest person in the room gets to turn the crank on the canning machine. Once it's canned it moves on down the line to the people filling the boxes with the orders. Then, when all of the orders are filled there's a quick clean-up and a trip through the checkout, which is really just the office. Total time at the cannery: 1 hour. They're open all different hours, so if you're looking for an original date night, don't underestimate the power of the cannery. Peace out!
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ingrid said,
I heard you're looking for a sitter for Sat. night…is this because you have a return visit scheduled with Doug?
Good for you organizing this! Way to magnify your calling!!!
dixie dunn said,
do I love thee more than chocolate – oh me thinkest yes indeedily doodily
oh how you make me smile
Greg the Magnificent said,
That actually looks fun! Can you can anything I would eat?
Christina said,
You do looks super cool – the look reminds me of our veg prep days! You rock – I wish I could hang out at the cannery with you.
Trisha said,
I love the hairnet!! Super hot! Way to work it girl! I miss the days of fun at the cannery in CA…I really need to make Charlie move to Texas and be your neighbor!


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Hi, MamaCat!I found this thread 2 days after starting my current round. This is EXACTLY what I needed! I've had some health issues including MCS and a very sore ankle for 2 years. The more I gained, the more it hurt. So I kept gaining as I could barely go for a walk anymore. But, as I was researching a cure for MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity), I started to understand more about the brain--including sugar cravings. That led me to read up on eating more healthy fats to lose weight (i.e. "Fat for Fuel"). My goal was to take off as much weight (again) as I could using HCG then switch to a higher fat diet for P3--basically not eating fruit or breads so I could maintain my weight longer term.
So, after 16 days of VLCD on mostly 2.0, I have lost 15 pounds. By doing 2.0, I am basically putting myself into Ketosis NOW rather than waiting until I'm done with P2. I am allowed 635 Protein calories plus 130 Carb calories. I am having trouble eating that much as I hit my HCG "sweet spot" at 112 IU and am feeling content (and it came from ReliableRX) I don't even feel like I'm on a diet. It feels more like I'm just eating clean--no M&M's! This is the first round of HCG that I haven't had meltdowns or hissy fits at my hubby.
I finally decided to go to an acupuncturist for my ankle pain last week. One treatment and my ankle is almost back to normal. Should've gone much sooner! And I figured out how to reverse my MCS...it's a very real disorder that comes from the amygdala part of the brain. There's a process called "Brain Retraining" that actually worked for me! So I'm walking again and going anywhere I want without a mask again.
I was here years ago and I remember so many questions about certain foods available today that weren't around or on original protocol. The original protocol was guarded and defended with religious fervor so I did my best to stay on protocol lest I anger the HCG gods! This 2.0 is so logical and reasonable. It addresses every debate about Protein Powder, Tuna, Diet Pop, Hand Lotion and Lip Balm. Even though I've seen others on 2.0 here that have eaten salmon and coconut oil, I have not yet added those because I've been fine without them. I've been eating lots of Mahi Mahi, Cod, Skip Jack tuna and big salads with mixed greens and veggies along with Creamy Ranch Dressing made with Cottage Cheese and Fage plus seasonings. And I've been eating lean HAM on my salads as well! 2.0 is amazing. I could never go back to unnecessary protein deprivation while eating empty calorie breadsticks and so much fructose from fruit. I read that fructose negates HGH--especially within 2 hours of exercise. I want to stay in ketosis and heal and that's what motivates me to not eat the fruit. I also take all my regular supplements each day. We've learned so much about food composition since Simeon was alive. His protocol was based on trial and error experimentation. He did quite well with the limitations he had. And I appreciate his research immensely. But if he was here today, I think he'd tell us to fast forward to the 21st Century and use our common sense.
What year were you here before?
Congrats on finding 2.0, but more than anything that it's already working so well. Woo-hoo!
You'll have to share, if not too difficult, where you learned the technique to improve your MCS. I'm sure there are others who need to know.
How many days are you planning for this round? I haven't started yet.
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