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Because the physician is able to see the interior of the cervix and uterus during the procedure, diagnostic hysteroscopy has become a more common procedure than dilation and curettage (D & C), which is performed without endoscopic visualization. Other related procedures that may be used to evaluate problems of the female pelvic organs include D & C, cervical biopsy, colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, laparoscopy, Pap test, and pelvic ultrasound. Please see these procedures for additional information. What are female pelvic organs? Click Image to Enlarge The organs and structures of the female pelvis are: Endometrium—the lining of the uterus Uterus—also called the womb, the uterus is a hollow, pear-shaped organ located in a woman's lower abdomen, between the bladder and the rectum. The uterus sheds its lining each month during menstruation, unless a fertilized egg (ovum) becomes implanted and pregnancy follows. Ovaries—two female reproductive organs located in the pelvis in which egg cells (ova) develop and are stored, and where the female sex hormones estrogen and progesterone are produced Cervix—the lower, narrow part of the uterus located between the bladder and the rectum, forming a canal that opens into the vagina, which leads to the outside of the body Vagina—the passageway through which fluid passes out of the body during menstrual periods. Also called the "birth canal," the vagina connects the cervix and the vulva (the external genitalia). Vulva—the external portion of the female genital organs Reasons for the Procedure Hysteroscopy may be performed in women who have an abnormal Pap test, abnormal uterine bleeding, or postmenopausal bleeding. It may be used to help diagnose causes of infertility or repeated miscarriages. Hysteroscopy may also be used to evaluate uterine adhesions (Asherman's syndrome), polyps, and fibroids, and to locate and remove displaced intrauterine devices (IUDs). Hysteroscopy is also used to place small inserts in the fallopian tubes that are a permanent method of birth control. Therapeutically, hysteroscopy may be used to help correct uterine problems. For example, small adhesions, polyps, or fibroids may be removed through the hysteroscope, often eliminating the need for open abdominal surgery. Endometrial biopsy or ablation (removal of the endometrial lining) may be performed via hysteroscopy. The term "operative hysteroscopy" may be used in these situations. Hysteroscopy cannot be performed during pregnancy. There may be other reasons for your physician to recommend a hysteroscopy. Risks of the Procedure As with any surgical procedure, complications may occur. Some possible complications of hysteroscopy may include, but are not limited to, the following: Infection Bleeding Pelvic inflammatory disease Perforation of the uterus (rare)/damage to cervix Complications from fluid or gas used to expand the uterus You may experience slight vaginal bleeding and cramps for a day or two after the procedure. There may be other risks depending upon your specific medical condition. Be sure to discuss any concerns with your physician prior to the procedure. Certain factors or conditions may interfere with a hysteroscopy. These factors include, but are not limited to, the following: Pelvic inflammatory disease Vaginal discharge Inflamed cervix Distended bladder Before the Procedure Your physician will explain the hysteroscopy procedure to you and offer you the opportunity to ask any questions that you might have. You may be asked to sign a consent form that gives permission to do the procedure. Read the form carefully and ask questions if something is not clear. For certain more invasive hysteroscopy procedures: In addition to a complete medical history, your physician may perform a complete physical examination to ensure you are in good health before undergoing the procedure. You may undergo blood tests or other diagnostic tests. Depending on the type of procedure to be performed, you may be asked to fast before the procedure if you are to receive local or general anesthesia. The procedure may be performed with local or regional anesthesia or without anesthesia depending on what other procedures are to be performed at the same time. If you are pregnant or suspect that you may be pregnant, you should notify your physician. Notify your physician if you are sensitive to or are allergic to any medications, iodine, latex, tape, and anesthetic agents (local and general). 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As he reviewed the reports of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Thomas Jefferson read of encounters with the Sioux, Mandan, Shoshone, Nez Perce, and various other Native American communities. Although these Indian Nations were relatively new to Jefferson, American Indians were not, as his personal encounters with Indians began during his boyhood in Virginia and extended through his public career and into his retirement.
When Jefferson spoke in terms of the "civilization" of American Indians, he was borrowing from Enlightenment philosophy. The "Enlightenment" is the term used by both historians and contemporaries to describe the sweeping intellectual changes of the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The great scientific revolution of the seventeenth century led to the belief that the same principles of scientific inquiry could be used to understand human behavior, both in the individual and in entire populations. A theory that grew from this was that of "environmentalism," which held that a human's environment - climate and geography, especially - shaped human appearance, culture, and political organization. European naturalists used the theory of "environmentalism" to argue that plants, animals, and the native peoples of America were inferior to that of Europe due to climate and geography. Jefferson refuted these notions in his only book, Notes on the State of Virginia, and defended American Indian culture. He appended to the Notes the speech of the Mingo chief Logan, who mourned the loss of his family in an attack by a white settler. Jefferson held up "Logan's Lament" as an example of great and powerful oratory, the equal of any European orator, classical or modern. "I beleive [sic] the Indian then to be in body and mind equal to the whiteman," Jefferson wrote to the Marquis de Chastellux.[1] Only their environment needed to be changed to make them fully American in Jefferson's mind. Even though many American Indians lived in villages and many engaged in agriculture, hunting was often still necessary for subsistence. It was this semi-nomadic way of life that led Jefferson and others to consider Indians as "savages." Jefferson believed that if American Indians were made to adopt European-style agriculture and live in European-style towns and villages, then they would quickly "progress" from "savagery" to "civilization" and eventually be equal, in his mind, to white men. As President, Jefferson would try to make these changes a reality.
In his retirement years, Jefferson recalled the Indians he had encountered as a boy in Virginia, noting especially the Cherokee warrior, Outassete. But such events would have already been fairly rare in the Virginia of Jefferson's boyhood. By the time of his birth in 1743, the Indian presence in Virginia had been greatly diminished by disease and warfare with white settlers. The Indian nations remaining inside Virginia were small in size and included the Algonkian-speaking nations that were remnants of the once-powerful Powhatan Confederacy, the Siouan-speaking nations such as the Monacan, Saponi and Tutelo, and a group of Iroquoian-speakers, the Meherrin, among others. As their populations dwindled, Virginians became less concerned with these Indian communities and more preoccupied with the powerful Indian nations outside their borders, as settlements of white and black Virginians now extended to the foot of the Appalachian Mountains. In 1744, Virginia signed a treaty with the Iroquois that granted land on the west side of the Appalachians to Virginia. The Iroquois claimed to have conquered all of the nations of the Ohio Valley, so the Virginians could, in turn, claim land rights to all the Ohio Valley and the area around the Great Lakes. The Indians of the Ohio Valley, particularly the Shawnee and the Miami, did not acknowledge such claims and violently resisted the attempts of Virginians to settle in what is today West Virginia, Kentucky, and western Pennsylvania. In order to reduce the ensuing violence along the frontier, King George III issued a proclamation in 1763 that prohibited any British settlements west of the Appalachians. But as agents employed by the British ministry continued trading with the Ohio Valley Indians, colonists tended to view their conflicts with the Shawnee and Miami Indians coupled with the King's proclamation as a plot to curtail their rights. These issues became embedded in the Declaration of Independence when Jefferson wrote that the King had "endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian savages, whose warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, and conditions." Jefferson's description of American Indian warriors as "merciless savages" was not atypical of the manner in which many mid-eighteenth-century white Virginians viewed the Indians. Yet as Governor of Virginia during the Revolutionary War, Jefferson welcomed a delegation from the Kaskaskia Indians. This followed a campaign in the Ohio Valley of Virginia militia led by George Rogers Clark, older brother of William Clark. There, Clark made alliances with some of the Indian nations, including the Kaskaskia of the Illinois country, and then attacked the British and the Indians allied with them at villages in present-day Illinois and Indiana. This warfare put Virginia's government into direct contact with western Indian nations and precipitated the visit of the Kaskaskia delegation with Virginia's governor. In an exchange of speeches with the leader of the Kaskaskia, a chief of partial French ancestry named Jean Baptiste du Coigne, Jefferson expressed his ambitions for the future of the Anglo-American and American Indian relationship. He looked forward to the day when the Indians would adopt white American ways and the two groups would live together in peace.[2] Jefferson's speech prefigured the manner in which he, and most white Americans, would view American Indians in the decades to come. They worried about Indians becoming enemies in times of war, and they sought to keep them at peace through treaties and through a project of "civilization" that would try to make Indian culture resemble that of the Anglo-Americans.
It was as President of the United States that Thomas Jefferson had the greatest impact on the Indian nations of North America. He pursued an Indian policy that had two main ends. First, Jefferson wanted to guarantee the security of the United States and so sought to bind Indian nations to the United States through treaties. The aim of these treaties was to acquire land and facilitate trade, but most importantly to keep them allied with the United States and not with European powers, namely England in Canada and Spain in the regions of Florida, the Gulf Coast and lands west of the Mississippi River. Secondly, Jefferson used the networks created by the treaties to further the program of gradual "civilization." His Federalist predecessors had begun this program, but it was completely in keeping with Jefferson's Enlightenment thinking. Through treaties and commerce, Jefferson hoped to continue to get American Indians to adopt European agricultural practices, shift to a sedentary way of life, and free up hunting grounds for further white settlement. The desire for land raised the stakes of the "civilization program." Jefferson told his agents never to coerce Indian nations to sell lands. The lands were theirs as long as they wished, but he hoped to accelerate the process. In a letter to William Henry Harrison, written as the diplomatic crisis leading to the Louisiana Purchase unfolded, Jefferson suggested that if the various Indian nations could be encouraged to purchase goods on credit, they would likely fall into debt, which they could relieve through the sale of lands to the government.[3] The "civilization program" would thus aid the Indians in accordance with Enlightenment principles and at the same time further white interests. American Indian peoples were divided as to how to respond to Jefferson's policies. The Shawnee chief Black Hoof embraced the "civilization program," and he and many Shawnee settled within the state of Ohio and lived as farmers, while the Shawnee war leader Tecumseh took a different course and led the formation of a pan-Indian resistance movement against the United States government in the years prior to the War of 1812. Some of the Indian nations in the South also accepted the "civilization program" and eventually became known as the "Five Civilized Tribes." Many in the Creek and Cherokee nations built towns and plantations, and some individuals held African-American slaves just as their white neighbors. Yet many southern Indians remained skeptical of "civilization" and joined Tecumseh's movement. Among the Creeks, a distinct anti-white resistance movement called the Red Sticks rose against the United States and the Creek nation itself during the War of 1812.
- Leonard Sadosky and Gaye Wilson, Monticello Research Report, 2003
In every encounter Lewis and Clark had with Indian people, material goods played a significant role. Jefferson and Lewis recognized that large quantities of "Indian presents" were extremely important to the success of the mission. Indian and white relations on the American frontier were based on the mechanism of gift exchange, the idea being that the relationship would falter unless both sides demonstrated their commitment to alliance through the exchange of material goods. The presents that Lewis and Clark distributed and received along the trail were designed to symbolize the opening of relations between western tribes and the new American republic. The gifts they received from the tribes they met provided members of the Corps with examples of Indian art and culture, but Lewis and Clark did not systematically "collect" Indian objects as they did plant and animal specimens. As important new research conducted by Dr. Castle McLaughlin at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University suggests, the Native American expedition objects that ended up in Jefferson's "Indian Hall" at Monticello and in Charles Willson Peale's museum in Philadelphia (the surviving examples from the Peale Museum are today in the Peabody Museum) should be understood as results of exchanges made in diplomatic and social contexts rather than as products of collecting in an anthropological sense. In this way, the objects represent the choices of their makers rather than those of explorers unfamiliar with the material culture of native people. A letter Jefferson wrote to Lewis at the end of the expedition signals his understanding that the goods received by Lewis and Clark were diplomatic gifts, and not simply examples of the arts of Northern Plains Indians gathered by the explorers. When Lewis returned to the east in the last days of 1806, his party included Sheheke (Big White), a chief of the Mandan nation. As their route to Washington would take him through central Virginia, Jefferson wrote Lewis before their arrival in the capital, "Perhaps while in our neighborhood, it may be gratifying to him [Sheheke], & not otherwise to yourself to take a ride to Monticello and see in what manner I have arranged the tokens of friendship I have received from his country particularly as well as from other Indian friends: that I am in fact preparing a kind of Indian hall."[4]
- Text of this section by Elizabeth V. Chew, Monticello Research Report, December 2002
1780 October. Cherokee Chief, Postclay at Williamsburg.[5]
1781 May. An Indian Chief from the Kaskaskia nation at Charlottesville.[6]
1802 January 7. Miamis, Pottewatomies & Weeanks.[7]
1802 February 10. Delaware and Shawnee.[8]
1803 January 8. Miami and Delaware.[9]
1805 November 2. Creeks.[10]
1805 December 22. Osage, Panis, Sacs, Sioux, Missouris, and Mississippis.[11]
1806 January 1. Osage.[12]
1806 January 10. Cherokees.[13]
1806 January 12. Chickasaws.[14]
1806 January. Shawnee.[15]
1806 December. Mandan Nation.[16]
1806 December 29. Five Osages, One Delaware, and Mandan chief.[17]
1807 February 19. Shawnee Nation.[18]
1808 December 21. Miamis, Poutewatamies, Delaware, and Chippeways.[19]
1809 January 10. Wyandots, Ottawas, Chippeways, Pottawattomies, and Shawnees.[20]
1809 January 31. Ottawas, Chippeways, Pottawattomies, Wyandots, and Shawnees.[21]
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By Patty Donovan, The Open Group
With over 400 tweets flying back and forth, last week's BYOD Tweet Jam (#ogChat) saw a fast-paced, lively discussion on the future of the bring your own device (BYOD) trend and its implications in the enterprise. In case you missed the conversation, here's a recap of last week's #ogChat!
There were a total of 29 participants including:
- Isabela Abreu, The Open Group Brazil (@4ALAbreu)
- Eric Andersen, IBM (@eric_andersen)
- John Arnold, Capgemini (@jarnold30)
- Charlie Bess, HP (@cebess)
- James Bourne, Enterprise Apps News (@AppsTechNews)
- Keith Braswell, IBM (@KeithBraswell)
- Colin Browning, IDG (@crbrowning)
- Geoff Brunkhorst, Be The Match (@gbrunkhorst)
- Homero Padilla Cano, Arca Continental (@zerkhufu)
- CMO Blog (@mobilityofficer)
- Bob Egan, The Sepharim Group (@bobegan)
- Thomas Fischer, Security Architect (@FVT)
- Galen Gruman, InfoWorld (@MobileGalen)
- IBM Mobile (@IBMmobile)
- IBM WebSphere France (@WebSphereFrance)
- IDG Tech Talk (@IDGTechTalk)
- Vishwas Manral, LinkSmart Technologies (@vmanral)
- Jon Moger, Juniper (@JonMoger)
- Pigeonholes App (@PigeonholesApp)
- SearchCIO.com (@enterpriseCIO)
- SearchSOA (@SearchSOA)
- Dave Sherman, Sierranet Partners (@RUmobile)
- Chris Silva, Altimeter Group (@802dotchris)
- Christian Verstraete, HP (@christianve)
- Andrew Wild, Qualys (@AWildCSO)
- Tiffany Winman, IBM (@TiffanyWinman)
- Jim Hietala, The Open Group (@jim_hietala)
- Dave Lounsbury, The Open Group (@technodad)
- Diane MacDonald, The Open Group (@dianedanamac)
Here is a high-level a snapshot of yesterday's #ogChat:
Q1 What are the quantifiable benefits of BYOD? What are the major risks of #BYOD, and do these risks outweigh the benefits? #ogChat
Participants generally agreed that the main risk of BYOD is data security and benefits include cost and convenience.
- @MobileGalen Data policy is core because that's where the real value is in business. Affects access and intrusion/hacking of course secondarily #ogChat
- @technodad Q1 #BYOD transcends time/space boundaries – necessary for a global business. #ogChat
- @AWildCSO Q1 Risks: Risk to integrity and availability of corporate IT systems – malware into enterprise from employee owned devices #ogChat
Q2 What are the current security issues with #BYOD, and how should organizations go about securing those devices? #ogChat
The most prominent issue discussed was who owns the responsibility of security. Many couldn't agree on whether responsibility fell on the user or the organization.
- @AWildCSO Q2: Main issue is the confidentiality of data. Not a new issue, has been around a while, especially since the advent of networking. #ogChat
- @cebess .@ MobileGalen Right — it's about the data not the device. #ogChat
- @AppsTechNews Q2 Not knowing who's responsible? Recent ITIC/KnowBe4 survey: 37% say corporation responsible for #BYOD security; 39% say end user #ogChat
- @802dotchris @MobileGalen there's definitiely a "golden ratio" of fucntionality to security and controls @IDGTechTalk #ogChat
- @MobileGalen #ogChat Be careful about looking for mobile mgmt tools as your fix. Most are about disablement not enablement. Start w enable, then protect.
Q3 How can an organization manage corporate data on employee owned devices, while not interfering with data owned by an employee? #ogChat
Most participants agreed that securing corporate data is a priority but were stumped when it came to maintaining personal data privacy. Some suggested that organizations will have no choice but to interfere with personal data, but all agreed that no matter what the policy, it needs to be clearly communicated to employees.
- @802dotchris @jim_hietala in our research, we're seeing more companies demand app-by-app wipe or other selective methods as MDM table stakes #ogChat
- @AppsTechNews Q3 Manage the device, manage & control apps running on it, and manage data within those apps – best #BYOD solutions address all 3 #ogChat
- @JonMoger @theopengroup #security #ogChat #BYOD is a catalyst for a bigger trend driven by cultural shift that affects HR, legal, finance, LOB.
- @bobegan I am a big believer in people, and i think most employees feel that they own a piece of corporate policy #ogChat
- @mobilityofficer @theopengroup Q3: Sometimes you have no choice but to interfere with private data but you must communicate that to employees #ogChat
Q4 How does #BYOD contribute to the creation or use of #BigData in the enterprise? What role does #BYOD play in #BigData strategy? #ogChat
Participants exchanged opinions on the relationship between BYOD and Big Data, leaving much room for future discussion.
- @technodad Q4 #bigdata created by mobile, geotgged, realtime apps is gold dust for business analytics & marketing. Smart orgs will embrace it. #ogChat
- @cebess .@ technodad Context is king. The device in the field has quite a bit of contextual info. #ogChat
- @bobegan @cebess Right, a mobile strategy, including BYOD is really about information supply chain managment. Must include many audiences #ogChat
Q5 What best practices can orgs implement to provide #BYOD flexibility and also maintain control and governance over corporate data? #ogChat
When discussing best practices, it became clear that no matter what, organizations must educate employees and be consistent with business priorities. Furthermore, if data is precious, treat it that way.
- @AWildCSO Q5: Establish policies and processes for the classification, ownership and custodianship of information assets. #ogChat
- @MobileGalen #ogChat: The more precious your info, the less avail it should be, BYOD or not. Use containered apps for sensitive, local access for secret
- @JonMoger @theopengroup #BYOD #ogChat 1. Get the right team to own 2. Educate mgmt on risks & opps 3. Set business priorities 4. Define policies
Q6 How will organizations embrace or reject #BYOD moving forward? Will they have a choice or will employees dictate use? #ogChat
While understanding the security risks, most participants embraced BYOD as a big trend that will eventually become the standard moving forward.
- @technodad Q6 We've been here before with personal computing – ultimately the enterprise will adapt to #BYOD. #ogChat
- @bobegan @theopengroup In the short term, BYOD is a big deal because its calms the masses insatiable appetite for a good Ux that IT missed #ogChat
- @christianve @4ALAbreu @bobegan @MobileGalen 100% security does no longer exist unfortunately, so it becomes risk mgmt and all are responsible #ogChat
A big thank you to all the participants who made this such a great discussion!
Patricia Donovan is Vice President, Membership & Events, at The Open Group and a member of its executive management team. In this role she is involved in determining the company's strategic direction and policy as well as the overall management of that business area. Patricia joined The Open Group in 1988 and has played a key role in the organization's evolution, development and growth since then. She also oversees the company's marketing, conferences and member meetings. She is based in the U.S.


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"Ethical Issues in Human Stem Cell Research: Executive Summary" (1999), by the US National Bioethics Advisory Commission
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Henrietta Lacks (1920–1951)
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US Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
A piece of Baccarat
OK, today let me take you to... the Baccarat house, the famous French crystal maker founded in 1764, where I was today. I know what you're going to say - especially you phx-cdg! -, I get to go to more places than the "average Pierre"... But it's actually not true ; anybody can go there and have dinner in their fabulous crystal room - redecorated by Philip Stark, s'il vous plaît!. Anybody can also visit the boutique, the gallery-museum and the grand ballroom of exceptional craftsmanship (where I took this photo.) Here, I chose to post this one because I thought it was more mysterious! Needless to say that all chandeliers there are made of crystal.
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- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 12:08:00 AM GMT+2
Eric, just when we all need a dash of Parisian glamour, we can depend on you! Thank you for the lovely photo, and your wonderful eye!ReplyDelete
I like this much better than the foie gras! I bet it even tastes better.ReplyDelete
Oh how i adore crystal. I feel you have posted this for me, Eric, to celebrate my little sojourn to Paree (all will be revealed at Cheltenham) ! What a pretty shot this is too. I am very jealous that you are there. Is it far from where i am, at the Tower? he he .... ;)ReplyDelete
Help me out here. Back in the '80s I went to Baccarat on Rue de Paradis. The display was breathtaking! Especially the Royal goblets and such.ReplyDelete
Recently, I noticed Baccarat near the Madeline.
Are both of these places still open? Or has one replaced the other?
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 12:39:00 AM GMT+2
Wow, magnificent! I like a lot your choice and also so much the other photo (in the making of). The Baccarat jewellerys (and products in general) are pure beauty. Very refined.ReplyDelete
I always wonder how you manage to be invited in so many interesting places... !!
You have a BORING LIFE Eric!!!!!ReplyDelete
je ne dirais rien de plus. Mais quand même... :p
I really like the picture.
How does your colleagues react when you take a picture of all the places where you go?? Maybe you have no colleague. LOL
corinne: Because Eric is an interesting man, right? ;)ReplyDelete
Guille: Oh, he has. One of them posted here. :)ReplyDelete
Hooray - no more foie gras! I LOVE Baccarat!!!!!! I had no idea that you could eat there!! I simply cannot wait to have tea there - the way it's described sounds awesome (I am wiping tears of joy from my cheek as I type :))ReplyDelete
Thank you so much Eric for telling us about it.
OMG Lynn - are you in Paris???? Do tell - I'm off to CDP for details!
Guille: I saw your picture of the Eiffel Tower at Lynn's Cheltenham page - you have talent! And the same goes for you, Lynn, I looked through some of your watercolors and you are skilled! Really. It seems like almost everyone among the visitors here have some artistic talent or other ... or knows how to appreciate art at least (well, obviously, but still!),ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 1:04:00 AM GMT+2
Eric does have colleagues. But, he has no peer.ReplyDelete
Lovely, beautiful photos. J'aime crystal.
Guille: you made me laugh out loud!ReplyDelete
Jeff: you made me smile.
Eric: you made my day.
Thanks Alexandre!ReplyDelete
Love the "mysterious" crystal photo! I'm so excited to know that I can visit this place when I'm next in Paris. Not sure if I'll be able to afford to eat in the fabulous cystal room (with the dollar sinking daily and all), but I will definitely visit the boutique and ballroom. Thanks for sharing a bit of Baccarat luxury with us!ReplyDelete
Such luxury and beauty!!ReplyDelete
I once visited the Waterford Crystal Factory in Ireland and was similarly overwhelmed by the absolute beauty of the crystal chandeliers everywhere.
Unfortunately, they are just not part of this girl's budget.....Besides, then it would just become tres passe!
Beautiful photo as always, Eric!
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 2:51:00 AM GMT+2
You DO get to go to more places,Eric,but you have the curiosity to do it! Yes, anyone can but let's put it this way, the "average Joe" in NYC hasn't been to the Statue of Liberty either, and they have 1,000 reasons why not!ReplyDelete
My goal is to go to every museum in Paris before I quit the airlines, and I foolishly have been holding off on this museum.
Michael, thanks for asking! This has THANKFULLY been my week off so I haven't been affected by the cancellations. I fly a 767 to Paris from NYC, but I have to commute to NYC from PHX to GET to work. That's when cancellations affect me.All the planes out of PHX are MD80's, the planes in question, and noone is getting out of here on AA. How can I get on a plane to go to work when there are none? I usually go to work nonstop on Jetblue from here for free, but NOT WHEN the planes are full. I'm praying all will be ok on Sunday because I have a Paris trip on Monday and 2 more in a row after that.If I am not in NYC, that is just my tough luck and I won't get paid. AND, I will be disciplined. Glamourous, huh?
...ah the bringer of light. Liberace would be pleased to add this to his candelabra collection and would undoubtedly say (if he were still around)..."I wish my brother George were here!"ReplyDelete
Eric the minute I saw the lamp in the photo I knew it had the touch of Philippe Starck. I'm a fan of his work and he is totatlly into Baccarat.ReplyDelete
I'm glad I had the chance to see his designs in person here, because he signs the decoration of one of the newest and finest hotels in Rio at Ipanema beach.
Has anyone seen his work at Lan China? This place is a mix of bar, lounge and restaurant in China for very rich people. Take a look at the black Baccarat he use there.
Phx it sounds tough. The funny part is hear you saying how you go to work.ReplyDelete
Most people get the bus or the metro. You get the Jetblue!
PHX, I hope you get to go to work. I've been hearing about all this on the news. Surely we want the planes to be safe--especially the ones YOU fly on! But I'd hate for you to miss a trip to Paris, my friend.ReplyDelete
I love Eric's Baccarat AND Burt's Bacharach (the temptation was just too great)!ReplyDelete
But I'll resist making all of the corny references to Burt's songs when he walked in from the rain and into the Baccarat store, saw this crystal chandelier and sang, "Raindrops keep fallin' on my head" and "This guy's in love with you".
Ok, I couldn't resist.
By the way PHX-CDG, "Do you know the way to San Jose?"
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 6:48:00 AM GMT+2
I just lost this huge thank you to Monica and Petra when I stopped and went to Monica's Lan China link. What do I see when I got back?Michael's sing-a-long above. You are too funny.ReplyDelete
Unfortunately, I do not know the way to San Jose because I do not know what I even did yesterday.(big clue to my age, both that, and I can sing all the words to the song---you CAN remember the past,tho, right oldman Lincoln?
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 7:00:00 AM GMT+2
Yeah, phx, the MD 80 conundrum is a problem. Will AA get it figured out? My flight á Paris is on...hmm, I'll need to check.ReplyDelete
Well, the Bush administration totally f....ed up again. The FAA sat on its butt and ignored its responsibility, and now everyone has to catch up with inspections that should have been a routine requirement. Thanks, George, here's another fine mess you've gotten us into.
From Baccarat crystal to Bush. It gives me the bends. Oxygen! Nitrogen! Please! Maybe I just need sleep.
Or a kiss.
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 7:37:00 AM GMT+2
Michael: "This guy's in love with you". Hmm. I love that song and Eric, I adore crystal chandeliers; they remind me of my childhood. Every afternoon when I was tiny my grandmother made me take an afternoon nap in the lounge, listening to music and looking at the chandelier. The ultimate form of relaxation for me. I lived with my grandmother until I was six. She was a wonderful woman. She was 60 years old when I was born.ReplyDelete
Quick note: I have to go to Trouville today (the news is not too good on the "aunty front") but I just wanted to let you know that the next PDP picnic will take place either on the 6 or 7th of may. It's in the middle of the week - not very handy for those who work the day after, but we have many holidays in May this year and I will take advantage of them to go away from beautiful Paris!ReplyDelete
Hey, Michael, I know the way to San Jose. But after seeing that fiasco of a torch relay in San Francisco, today I can tell you right now, what the world needs now is love sweet love. Really.ReplyDelete
Lovely photo Eric.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 11:09:00 AM GMT+2
While I will never be there to enjoy dinner, your post and narrative reminded me of the places we have been where the rich and famous have sulked. One that stands to mind is the famous, "Grand Hotel" on Mackinac Island (part of Michigan). I had breakfast there with my wife and children. Nice place. But not quite the same as your featured place.ReplyDelete
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Wishing you and the fam resources and comfort surrounding your aunt's health.
The exposure on this picture is great. Wouldn't you hate to be the person who must keep this gleaming--so many faceted surfaces!
. . .Michael. . .groan. You are so fun to have around when you can't resist! And, Tomate, I agree! Love, sweet love.
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Eric I wish all goes well with your aunt.ReplyDelete
Best wishes to your dear Auntie, Eric. I know you are very fond of her.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 2:33:00 PM GMT+2
I am joining to Kim, Lynn and Monica's warm wishes, Eric.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 2:45:00 PM GMT+2
Your photos are intriguing-they always make me want to read your post.I loved clicking on the grand ballroom link & finding the chandelier spinning around the cieling.It was a nice surprise to find.;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 2:53:00 PM GMT+2
Eric - along with everyone else, best of wishes for your Aunt. . . I will be in Paris the first week of May. Can't wait to vist the Baccarat Museum along with a zillion other places! What Jeff says is so true - perhaps many colleagues - but no peer when it comes to revealing the sweetness and reality of Paris everyday as seen through your eyes! Thank you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 4:22:00 PM GMT+2
The Baccarat House what a wonderful place to visit. If I were to have a wedding reception I would diffently have it in the Ball Room. Never seen another room quite so lovely especially with the crystal Chandelier. Awesome Elaine CookeReplyDelete
It's not looking like i can join the picnic, unless things change before then :( i wish you all a great time though.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 4:53:00 PM GMT+2
Best wishes to you Aunt from me, too.ReplyDelete
Love and comfort to you and yours, Eric. Best wishes.ReplyDelete
I will miss the picnic. Who's going to set up a live video feed?
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 5:47:00 PM GMT+2
Best wishes with votre famille. Always difficult.ReplyDelete
Good job on the picnic decision. Hey, Jeanne, that's the first week of May, right?
Best wishes to your aunt Eric, I hope she will be fine.ReplyDelete
Lynn, you HAVE to come...Tu veux te fais désirer?! I'm sure you can.
Petrea, if I buy a new camera, well I'll do it!
Jeff, I hope Eric didn't thwart your plans about the pic nic! Is it still okay for you?
I don't remember who spoke about the Caviar d'aubergine but I'm such a fan that I will bring a jar of it and maybe tapenade and caviar de tomate too for the pic nic. It's so good to make slices of toasts with it!
Monica, thank you for showing us the black crystal. I didn't know that there was such a thing. I have some black pearls, black jade, black onyx, and black diamonds. When I get rich, I'll by some black crystal.ReplyDelete
Jeff, you're funny -- "Or a kiss" Good one!
Mme Benaut, I've loved your childhood story about you and your grandma. I could invision it, very descriptive.
Hah! The way the other half lived! And sometimes still live... not me...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 8:33:00 PM GMT+2
Eric, sorry about your aunt !!!ReplyDelete
I love both photos from Baccarats. But this black one is more exclusive. I really like the angle.
I think Baccarat crystal is marvelous, but even if I could afford it, I wouldn't want it all over my home. I would love a set of wine glasses though.
Sefe journey !
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 8:58:00 PM GMT+2
Love sweet love to Eric's Aunt.ReplyDelete
Who will be bringing the Baccarat wine glasses to the picnic?
Eric, best wishes to your aunt from me as well...ReplyDelete
Is anyone who frequents the site welcome to attend the picnic? My boyfriend and I will be in Paris at that time and I would love to meet those of you who will be there!
I might come but not 100% sure yet...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2008 at 9:41:00 PM GMT+2
Hi Jeff - it is the first week, thank you for asking - I will be arriving from Boston via Amsterdam on Sunday the 4th to the Parisian warmth and light and all things good! We still have patches of snow here, in New Hampshire!ReplyDelete
I join the others in wishing the best for your aunt as well. And I don't think I've said it, but the chandelier picture is lovely. I love chandeliers; whenever I can afford to live on my own, I'll definitely try to get at least one ... but one that might be a bit cheaper than the Baccarat. Heh. :) They are beautiful though.ReplyDelete
justine: You'll have to ask ERic, but I think so. :)ReplyDelete
Justine, don't ask...just turn up :). I am sure you will be welcome.ReplyDelete
Eric - I'm thinking of you and your aunt and sending all best wishes.ReplyDelete
Monica - I loved that link - I've never seen anything like it - beautiful!
Guille - I was already sad that I won't be at the picnic, but after your post about bringing caviar des aubergines, I am now crying!! Boo hoo pour moi! I will be in Paris in late October through the beginning of November - I hope we can meet and have some then :)
Or maybe not!!!ReplyDelete
If I am there, we can always sit int he corner and have our own picnic ;)
You see, unlike you, I invited myself!
Ah crystal. As you know, I'm reading Vigee Lebrun's memoirs and I am at the part where she said, "At dessert, on the table were put crystal goblets full of diamonds, which were served to the ladies by the spoonful." Wow, that must have looked very beautiful.ReplyDelete
Lynn, I told one of your jokes yesterday and another one today. Never stop, we all love them.
Hi, I'm just back. It's been really exhausting, but my aunt was finally better than what I expected (well, still in the hospital and very weak, but not almost dying like they said she was the beginning of the week!ReplyDelete
Thank you for your wishes. I'm realistic, I know she won't last very long, but sharing my little trips to Trouville with you makes it like she's almost part of the PDP community ;)
Thank you all, I really appreciate ;)
Now I HAVE to go to bed. Will have more time this WE.
Eric, glad to hear your aunt is a little better. It's though when advanced age comes...ReplyDelete
Of course she's part of the PDP community!
BTW, I believe anyone who follows PDP is welcome at the picnic. I've never been to one myself cause I haven't been in Paris at the time, but I know this crowd here is a very warm and welcoming one!
Phx, Lois and Pont Girl, glad you enjoyed the link. The black baccarat is just stunning.
And finally, I wish you all the best time at the picnic. But I have to echo Pont Girl: boo hoo pour moi for not being able to attend it!
YES, YES, YES...anyone is invited. The more the merrier.ReplyDelete
Eric, you know my thoughts about your Aunt so am glad that you were able to get away to see her and spend some time together. She probably whispered in your ear, "Now get back home and post another photo. I'll be alright!"
- AnonymousApril 11, 2008 at 9:00:00 AM GMT+2
Beautiful comment, Michael. Sure Eric has appreciated. I had something very closed in mind yesterday evening but was too tired to express it as clearly as you did (my English is sometimes pretty far from me!).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 11, 2008 at 1:51:00 PM GMT+2
"average Pierre"...hehehe, that's cute. is there actually a saying like that in French (equivalent to average Joe)?ReplyDelete
Has a Phantom of the Opera feel to it... I LOVE it!ReplyDelete
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