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The Sarasota Art Museum promises to be a dynamic destination for exhibiting visually compelling and conceptually challenging contemporary art.
Our continued success depends on the generosity of people like you who support our mission.
After eight wonderful programming seasons at our pop-up space, we are delighted to welcome you to our first programming season in our new home at the Ringling College Museum Campus! Learn about art since the sixties and enjoy mingling with fellow art enthusiasts in advance of our Grand Opening in December. We look forward to seeing you at the Sarasota Art Museum!
Sylvia Palacios Whitman Passing Through, Sonnabend Gallery (1977)
Photo credit: Courtesy of Babette Mangolte and BROADWAY 1602 HARLEM, New York
Join us for nine lively sessions that take you through the world of art, from the tumultuous 60s to the radical 90s. These talks are open to the general public, but double as a core component of the Museum's docent training program. All are welcome.
Individual talk $20, Museum Members $10 (advance registration required)
1001 South Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34236
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When the radical group of artists who came to be known as the Impressionists burst onto the scene in 1874, our ideas about "art" were forever changed, and the notion of the avant-garde was born. While the art emerging in the 1960s may have seemed shocking and new, these revolutionary gestures are rooted in an earlier era. Learning about "contemporary art" from the 1860s will help you grasp and appreciate the new, now.
Visual artists have long toyed with performance and play, and engaged in a variety of experimental, experiential gestures that blur the lines of visual art and theatre. Learn about the early origins of performance, such as Dada's "Cabaret Voltaire", that laid the groundwork for everyone from Allan Kaprow through Gutai to the Viennese Actionists.
Inspired by anti-consumerist gestures, a rising interest in non-western cosmologies, and a desire to ensure the prominence of ideas over objects, so-called "Conceptual Art" resonates with the rise of "experienced-based" consumer phenomena we are witnessing today. This session will examine the wide-ranging set of investigations circulating around the "dematerialization of art".
"Earth Day" officially began in 1970, but artists have long been engaged with the natural world, as the history of landscape painting can attest. Learn about how artists of this period took their environmental interests, combined them with political activism and exploration beyond the museum-gallery system, and created a new generation of "Earth Art".
Each generation creates a new moniker for these related practices—Social Sculpture, Relational Aesthetics, Social Practice Art. Central to all of these movements is the notion that art is a transformative agent in shaping society, and that the role of the citizen is to engage as an active agent in the process of bringing about the world.
Long misunderstood, "Minimalism" has become a catchall phrase for "less is more", but what were these artists truly examining through their pioneering investigations of space? Learn about how both Warhol and Judd can be considered "Minimalists" and how art exhibitions and artist communities shape our ideas about what constitutes a "movement".
Recent examinations, such as the WACK! Art & the Feminist Revolution exhibition, have helped deepen our understanding of just how influential so-called "Feminist Art" has been. Using Linda Nochlin's groundbreaking 1971 essay "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?" as a starting point, we'll begin to unpack the deeply influential and wide-ranging works, people and ideas that make up this "movement".
As always, new technologies drive new art forms. From the early days of the digital revolution to just before the advent of the smartphone, the scaling down of technologies to make them accessible to a wider audience has resulted in a societal revolution that has totally shifted our apprehension of the world around us. Learn about early screen and projection-based pioneers and see how the history of film and the history of art have long been intertwined.
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What happened during This is What Happened? This interactive session will draw some conclusions, find patterns and themes, open up new paths of exploration and evaluation for the period and set the stage for the Spring session, Art Now: Art Since the 90s.
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Worst Possible Illusion: The Curiosity
Cabinet of Vik Muniz (2003)
Photo credit: Coke Wisdom O'Neal
Worst Possible Illusion is an intimate look at the creative life and work of one of the art world's most heralded artists, Vik Muniz. The film follows Muniz on a whimsical, world-hopping journey from his studio in Brooklyn, New York, to his native Brazil to meet his grandmother; to Chicago, his first home in the United States, where he worked as a gas-station attendant and pushed carts in a grocery store; to Arizona, where he creates a gigantic drawing in the desert and goes to extraordinary lengths to capture it on film. In this engaging documentary, Muniz charmingly articulates his modus operandi and philosophy, providing the viewer with an enchanting, intimate and humorous glimpse into his creative life and work.
The Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College is a contemporary art museum (known as a kunsthalle, an art museum without a permanent collection) that will open in December of 2019. Anchoring the Ringling College Museum Campus, the Museum has 15K square feet of dedicated exhibition gallery space, a café, retail shop, auditorium for educational events, performance and film, a sculpture courtyard and extensive grounds and facilities where one can engage with site-specific and site-responsive art experiences.
We hope you'll join the conversation with us this season at The Works!
Thursday 31 January 6 pm
Jean Shin is nationally recognized for her monumental installations that transform everyday objects into elegant expressions of identity and community. For each project, she amasses vast collections of a particular object -- prescription pill bottles, sports trophies, sweaters -- which are often sourced through donations from individuals in a participating community. These intimate objects then become the materials for her conceptually rich sculptures, videos, and site-specific installations. Distinguished by her meticulous, labor-intensive process, and her engagement of the community, Shin's arresting installations reflect individuals' personal lives as well as collective issues that we face as a society.
Thursday 7 February 6 pm
What we learn through play impacts our physical, mental, social, and creative health -- and designers, architects, and play advocates are taking notice. Extraordinary Playscapes examines the art, history, science, and importance of play while telling the story behind some of the most incredible play spaces in the world. From towering treetop paths to hand-knit crochet playgrounds, scholar Amanda Hawkins of Design Museum Foundation will share how architects and designers worldwide are engaging diverse communities to translate play objectives into state-of-the-art and meaningful environments.
Tuesday 12 February 7 pm (98 min.)
Filmed over nearly three years, Waste Land follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio Janeiro. There he photographs an eclectic band of "catadores" -- self designated pickers of recyclable materials. Muniz's initial objective was to "paint" the catadores with garbage. However, his collaboration with these inspiring characters as they recreate photographic images of themselves out of garbage reveals both the dignity and despair of the catadores as they begin to re-imagine their lives. Directed by Lucy Walker.
Thursday 28 February 6 pm
There has been a surge of design with and by people with a wide range of physical, cognitive, and sensory abilities. Cara McCarty, Curatorial Director at Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum and co-curator of the exhibition Access + Ability, will explore how users and designers are expanding and adapting accessible products and solutions in ways previously unimaginable, from low-tech products that assist with daily routines to the newest cutting-edge technologies.
Saturday 9 March 8 pm
Tuesday 12 March 10 am - 12 pm
Thursday 21 March 6 pm
Drawing on global weaving traditions, the history of painting and sculpture, and architecture, Sheila Hicks has redefined how fiber is used to create art, influencing a generation of artists. Curator Karin Campbell of Joslyn Art Museum will share how Hick's oeuvre has taken shape over time and discuss the essential links between the artist's work and lived experience.
Thursday 4 April 6 pm
Join us for a conversation with Valerie Cassel Oliver, Sydney and Frances Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Previously the Senior Curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, she also co-curated the Whitney Museum of American Art's Biennial Exhibition in 2000 and directed the Visiting Artists Program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She will be speaking on her curatorial practice and her most recent project co-curating the first major survey of the work of Howardena Pindell.
Thursday 18 April 6 pm
Dr. Longwell, Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Chief Curator at the Parrish Art Museum in Long Island, will discuss the curatorial program of the Parrish, developed over her thirty-five year tenure at the Museum. She has organized numerous survey and solo exhibitions on Marsden Hartley, Frederick Kiesler, Dorothea Rockburne, Alan Shields, and Jack Youngerman. Longwell received her Ph.D. from the Graduate Center, City University of New York, where her dissertation topic was John Graham, the subject of a retrospective she organized for the Parrish Art Museum in 2017.
Thursday 4 October 2018 6 pm
How does aging influence the form of one's aesthetic language? How does an artist's lived experience shape their creative practice? How do the physical and physiological shifts that accompany the aging process impact both the production and reception of their work? Join Dr. Douglas Dreishpoon, Chief Curator Emeritus of the Albright-Knox Museum Art Gallery, as he explores the topic of creativity and aging.
Tuesday 9 October 2018 6 pm
On the occasion of the book release New York: Art + Cultural Capital of the Gilded Age, join us for a talk with Dr. Chelsea Bruner, editor of the book and Design History Professor at Ringling College. We will see how the Gilded Age was the formative period of New York's modernization and cosmopolitanism, and how it parallels today's new Gilded Age.
Thursday 18 October 2018 6 pm
How and why do public art controversies occur? Join John Hatfield, Executive Director of Socrates Sculpture Park in NYC, as he discusses the anatomy of public art controversies through three case studies that describe the essential ingredients of discord.
Thursday 25 October 2018 6 pm
The School of Architecture at Taliesin is an academic community where students learn by experimentation to figure out how we can make our built environment more sustainable, open, and beautiful. Join Aaron Betsky and Chris Lasch of the School of Architecture at Taliesin as they trace the origins of experimental design education and where it might lead in the future.
Thursday 1 November 2018 6 pm
Frank Stella emerged as part of a generation of American artists excited by, driven and challenged by Abstract Expressionism. Bonnie Clearwater, Director and Chief Curator at NSU Art Museum, will share tales from her decades-long engagement with Stella which culminated in this groundbreaking, innovative exhibition.
Thursday 8 November 2018 6 pm
Join us for the second of an ongoing series about the formation of our community's new contemporary art museum. This session will focus on the educational vision, and how the Museum employs pedagogical models from across time and around the world to reach the widest possible audience, and to help everyone enjoy object-based, experimental learning.
Tuesday 13 November 2018 6 pm
Now in its ninth season, Art21 is the longest running television series on contemporary art. Join us for a screening of the Johannesburg episode, featuring four artists who use their work to empower marginalized communities, reexamine history, and pursue their visions for South Africa's future. Artists include: David Goldblatt, Nicholas Hlobo, Zanele Muholi, and Robin Rhode.
Thursday 29 November 2018 6 pm
Join us for a talk and book launch of Victor Lundy: Artist Architect. Scholar, architect, and book contributor Christopher Domin will discuss Lundy's spaces for worship – both the process of development and the physical presence – in an attempt to link engineering to the ineffable. Book signing will follow.
Thursday 1 February 2018 5:00pm Designing and building a cultural institution from the ground up is challenging, complex, and rewarding work, and we'd like to bring you on this journey with us. Each season leading up to our opening, we'll have an open house, a cafecito, a kaffeeklatsch- whichever your preferred term for a casual community gathering cum lively conversation- designed to engage you with our process and progress. It's not every day (or even every decade!) that a community gets to build a new museum, and we don't want you to miss a moment of our evolution. Take this opportunity to engage with fellow Museum enthusiasts and find out "everything you ever wanted to know about contemporary art but were afraid to ask!"
Meet & Greet
Thursday 1 February 2018 5:00pm
Designing and building a cultural institution from the ground up is challenging, complex, and rewarding work, and we'd like to bring you on this journey with us. Each season leading up to our opening, we'll have an open house, a cafecito, a kaffeeklatsch- whichever your preferred term for a casual community gathering cum lively conversation- designed to engage you with our process and progress. It's not every day (or even every decade!) that a community gets to build a new museum, and we don't want you to miss a moment of our evolution. Take this opportunity to engage with fellow Museum enthusiasts and find out "everything you ever wanted to know about contemporary art but were afraid to ask!"
Thursday 1 February 2018 6:00pm
Christian Sampson's immersive light installations embody elements of both painting and sculpture. They vacillate within dimensional boundaries, engaging with the history and discourse of experimental film and esoteric spiritual movements. His installations are often site-specific or site-responsive, in dialogue with physical architectural space – from museum halls, to domestic living spaces, to pop-up performance stages. On the inauguration of his site-specific installation debut at our pop-up space, The Works, Sampson will give a special talk about his creative practice.
Based in New York City, Sampson holds a BFA from Ringling College of Art + Design and an MFA from Hunter College. His works have been exhibited at the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and the Centre Pompidou-Metz in an exhibition titled "Cosa Mental: Art and Telepathy" curated by Pascal Rousseau. In 2015, Sampson collaborated with Ariel Dill and Amanda Friedman on a Color Light Projection Reading Room for "Drawing Hilma Af Klint" at Jackie Klempay Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. In January, 2017 Sampson created an installation for a group exhibition titled "Ripple Effect" at Turn Gallery in New York City.
Thursday 8 February 2018 6:00pm
In 1969, film director Lisanne Skyler's parents bought an Andy Warhol Brillo Box for $1,000. Inspired by the popular Brillo soap pad product package, Warhol's Brillo Boxes were not initially embraced by the market. Forty years later, the same sculpture once owned by Skyler's parents sold for over $3,000,000 at a record-breaking Christie's auction. Blending humorous family narrative with anecdotes from the Pop Art era, Brillo Box (3¢ Off), follows the sculpture as it makes its way from the Skyler's living room to the contemporary global art market, exploring the ephemeral nature of art, value and the decisions that shape family history.
Lisanne Skyler and Barrett White, Executive Deputy Chairman, Post-War and Contemporary Art at Christie's, will do a Q&A session following the film.
Lisanne Skyler is a writer and director of numerous, award-winning fiction and documentary films exploring economic systems and their impact on our lives. In addition to the HBO Documentary Film, Brillo Box (3¢ Off), her films include the critically acclaimed Joyce Carol Oates adaptation Getting To Know You, and the South Central, Los Angeles documentary No Loans Today. Skyler lives and works in Tucson, Arizona where she is a member of the faculty of the University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film and Television.
Barrett White is an Executive Deputy Chairman for the Post-War & Contemporary Art Department at Christie's, focusing on business development and private sales. Since joining Christie's in 1999, White has held senior positions in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department and Christie's subsidiary Haunch of Venison. He was also formerly the Senior Director at L+M Arts in New York. White has a BA in Art History from New York University and a MA in the history of the art market from Christie's Education.
Thursday 1 March 2018 5:30pm
Dr. William Thurston was a world-renowned expert in the mathematical field of topology and one of New College of Florida's most renowned graduates. In 2010, Dr. Thurston's unlikely collaboration with the fashion House of Miyake demonstrated that the most abstract math can have gorgeous practical applications. Join New College of Florida President Donal O'Shea and Anne-Marie Russell, Executive Director of the Sarasota Art Museum, as they tease out the beauty and complexity of math and fashion using Dr. Thurston's studies as a point of departure. Celebrate interdisciplinary thinking, and find out how peeling an orange can lead to revelations about the shape of the universe.
Thursday 15 March 2018 6:00pm
There are many aspects to building a new art museum. The most visible is the curatorial program. In addition to the 15,000 square feet of dedicated exhibition space, there are numerous "curatorial zones" on the museum campus where visitors will experience and engage with art. How does one go about programming these spaces? How is the mission and vision of the institution articulated through the curatorial program? How do curators make decisions about what art to exhibit? What strategies are employed to reach and serve wide audiences and diverse stakeholders, both in our community and around the world? Join us for a presentation and interactive discussion about the formation of our communities' new contemporary art museum!
This is part of an ongoing series, Building a New Museum, designed to engage and inform the community about the mission, vision and operations of the Sarasota Art Museum.
Next on deck: The Educational Program: Vision, Strategy, Criteria, coming in Fall of 2018.
Tuesday 3 April 2018 10:00am-12pm
Master Classes offer a deeper look at various subjects, though are designed for any level, so no advance training is required. The Connoisseurship Series is a 3-part series, and need not be done in order as the courses will rotate continuously.
PART I: How does one determine "quality" in a work of art? How do you know it's real? Is "value" synonymous with "cost"? Is beauty subjective? Who decides? How? This Master Class session will engage with key questions around art and quality. Throughout the series, you'll discover your own criteria for quality, and begin to use your skills to assist your decision-making. Whether you're a seasoned collector, novice wanting to start or simply interested in questions of truth and value, this course is for you.
Tuesday 10 April 2018 6:00pm
The story of Black Mountain College begins in 1933 and comprises a fascinating chapter in the history of education and the arts. Black Mountain College was born out of a desire to create a new type of college based on John Dewey's principles of progressive education. The events that precipitated the College's founding occurred simultaneously with the rise of the Nazi Regime, the closing of the Bauhaus school in Germany, and the beginning of the persecution of artists and intellectuals in Europe. Some of these refugees found their way to Black Mountain, either as students or faculty. Legendary even in its own time, Black Mountain College attracted and created maverick spirits, some of whom went on to become well-known and extremely influential individuals in the latter half of the 20th century. These individuals include: Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Josef and Anni Albers, Jacob Lawrence, Merce Cunningham, Cy Twombly, Franz Kline, Buckminster Fuller, Dorothea Rockburne and many others who have impacted the world in a significant way. Even now, decades after its closing in 1957, the powerful influence of Black Mountain College continues to echo.
Join Ruth Erickson, co-curator of Leap Before You Look: Black Mountain College 1933-1957, as she discusses the first major exhibition focusing on this unique moment of educational and artistic experimentation in Asheville, North Carolina.
Ruth Erickson is Mannion Family Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Her exhibitions at the ICA include "Mark Dion: Misadventures of a 21st-Century Naturalist," "Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh, and Hesam Rahmanian: The Birthday Party," and "Leap Before You Look: Black Mountain College 1933–1957" (with Helen Molesworth). She has forthcoming exhibitions with Wangechi Mutu and Kevin Beasley. Erickson was previously a curator at the BCA Center, Burlington, VT. She holds a Ph.D. in art history from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
In Memoriam: The Architecture of Memory
Dr. Paul Ivey
In partnership with UF CityLab Sarasota and the Center for Architecture Sarasota
16 February 2017 6pm
How does one give shape and form to an abstract idea? What does grieving look like? How do we use space and objects to remember those who have passed? Throughout time and across the globe, different cultures and religions have created spaces and rituals around the one thing common to all human beings: the inevitability of death. Join us for a discussion on memorial architecture with Dr. Paul Ivey, author of Prayers in Stone and Radiance from Halcyon, and a leading expert in matters of spirituality and the built environment.
"Art is born of the observation and investigation of nature." Cicero
The Art & Science Series features a partnership between the Museum and Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium.
The series celebrates the shared passions and praxis of artists and scientists and finds commonalities among their seemingly disparate pursuits.
In partnership with Mote Marine Laboratory
Mote Marine Laboratory
Wave Center
1600 Ken Thompson Parkway, Sarasota FL
$10 General admission; FREE for Sarasota Art Museum donors, Ringling College students, faculty, staff and Mote Members
Magic, Myth and Memory: The Life Aquatic
Janaina Tschäpe and David Gruber
Sunday 12 March 2017 5pm
Artist Janaina Tschäpe works in a variety of media—painting, sculpture, photography, video, and performance. Her work explores landscape through a wide range of scale--from the microscopic to the cosmic—all engaged with the myth and meaning of water. She collaborates with marine biologist David Gruber, who searches the undersea world for bioluminescent and biofluorescent animals. Gruber's discoveries are providing a wealth of new insights into a secret "language" of shining colors and patterns that help many marine creatures communicate, interact, and avoid enemies.
The Art (and Science) of Camouflage
Dr. Noam Josef and Anne-Marie Russell
Wednesday 12 April 2017 6pm
The history of camouflage as visual strategy is a fascinating aspect of the history of art. The science of camouflage as an evolutionary strategy in the natural world is an equally fascinating aspect of natural history. Join Anne-Marie Russell and Dr. Noam Josef for an entertaining and informative tour of camouflage among both human and non-human animals.
Dr. Josef studies the camouflage capabilities of cephalopods: octopuses, squid, cuttlefish and related species. He joined Mote last Spring to develop algorithms for predicting camouflage patterns in cephalopods and will also study how octopuses interact with the local stone crab population.
Open House: Meet & Greet
Wednesday 15 March 2017 10am
The rich diversity and pluralistic nature of contemporary art, with its wide-ranging chorus of voices, represents the whole of the human experience. We hope the Museum becomes a place that feels both comfortable and familiar, but that also encourages the exploration of new territory. Designing and building a cultural institution from the ground up is challenging, complex, and rewarding work, and we'd like to bring you on this journey with us. Every few weeks leading up to our opening, we'll have an open house, a cafecito, a kaffeelatsch, – whichever your preferred term for a casual community gathering cum lively conversation – designed to engage you with our process and progress. It's not every day (or even every decade!) that a community gets to build a new museum, and we don't want you to miss a moment of our evolution. Take this opportunity to engage with fellow Museum enthusiasts and find out "everything you ever wanted to know about contemporary art but were afraid to ask!"
The WorkShop is our nascent retail operation at The Works. As we lead up to the opening of the Museum and our full retail operation, The WorkShop will present trunk shows, book-signings, and mission-driven retail events to give a you sense of what's in store for the store!
The Price of Illusion: An Evening with Joan Juliet Buck
Reading and book-signing
Saturday 25 March 2017 5pm
The Works 891 S. Tamiami Trail
$10 General admission; FREE for Sarasota Art Museum donors and Ringling College students, faculty, and staff
Joan Juliet Buck is a novelist, critic, essayist, editor and actor. The only child of larger-than-life film producer Jules Buck, Joan was born into a world of make-believe. Her childhood was a whirlwind of famous faces: John Huston, Peter O'Toole, Lauren Bacall, Federico Fellini and many more; ever-changing home addresses: London, Paris, Cannes, Los Angeles; and the unspoken lesson that appearances mattered more than reality. When Joan became the first and only U.S. woman ever to fill the coveted position of Editor in Chief of Paris Vogue, she quickly became a force in the cult of fashion and beauty. In The Price of Illusion, Joan offers up a dazzling, compulsively readable memoir: a fabulous account of six decades spent in the creative heart of London, New York, Los Angeles, Milan, Paris, and more. But when her fantasy life at Vogue came to an end, she had to find out who she was after all those years of make-believe. Now Buck chronicles her quest to discover the difference between glitter and gold, fantasy and reality, and what merely looks like happiness from the thing itself.
Limited copies of The Price of Illusion will be available for sale.
Greenfield Prize Creative Conversations
In partnership with the Hermitage Artist Retreat
Sunday 23 April 2017 2-4pm
The Works 891 S. Tamiami Trail
FREE; Reservations suggested due to limited seating. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or call (941) 475-2098 ext. 8
2pm My Life, My Work
Artist talk by the winner of the 2017 Greenfield Prize in photography, to be announced.
3pm The State of the Art of Photography
Panel discussion with national photography curators including Anthony Bannon, former Director of the George Eastman House, and Robert Pledge, President and Editorial Director of Contact Press Images, an international photojournalism agency.
Friday 21 October 2016, 10–11am
Thursday 17 November 2016, 5–6pm
The rich diversity and pluralistic nature of contemporary art, with its wide-ranging chorus of voices, represents the whole of the human experience. We hope the Museum becomes a place that feels both comfortable and familiar, but also encourages the exploration of new territory.
Designing and building a cultural institution from the ground up is challenging, complex, and rewarding work, and starting this fall, we'd like to bring you on this journey with us. Every few weeks leading up to our opening, we'll have an open house, a cafecito, a kaffeelatsch—whichever your preferred term for a casual community gathering cum lively conversation—designed to engage you with our process and progress. It's not every day (or even every decade!) that a community gets to build a new museum, and we don't want you to miss a moment of our evolution.
Take this opportunity to find out "everything you ever wanted to know about contemporary art but were afraid to ask!"
The Works 891 South Tamiami Trail (MAP)
Wednesday 9 November 2016, 6–7pm
In preparation for the upcoming Miami Art Week, featuring dozens of fairs and an endless series of exciting events, join us for a fun and informative session designed to help you navigate the often chaotic and perplexing environment of the art fair. (Helpful tip: sensible shoes!)
11-13 November 2016
The Museum is proud to partner with the Sarasota Architectural Foundation to co-present the third annual SarasotaMOD Weekend. This year's MOD weekend will focus on the important architectural legacy of Victor Lundy.
Larry R. Thompson Academic Center Auditorium (MAP)
Tuesday 15 November 2016, 6pm
Troublemakers unearths the history of land art in the tumultuous late 1960s and early 1970s. The film features a cadre of renegade New York artists that sought to transcend the limitations of painting and sculpture by producing earthworks on a monumental scale in the desolate desert spaces of the American southwest. Today these works remain impressive not only for the sheer audacity of their makers but also for their out-sized ambitions to break free from traditional norms.
Larry R. Thompson Academic Center Auditorium (MAP)
Saturday 19 November 2016
Tania Katan is an award-winning author, keynote speaker, and creative instigator who, in her words, "believes in storytelling at all costs!" Katan has performed her stories at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, NPR, Comedy Central Stage, TEDx, and more. Her work has been written about in the New York Times, Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, GLAMOUR, and others. She has been a featured speaker at Etsy, i.d.e.a. Museum, S.H.E. Summit, Social Innovation Summit, American Alliance of Museums and other national and international conferences and events. Katan's instigations include Arm Wrestling for Art and co-creator of the internationally viral campaign #ItWasNeverADress for Axosoft. Katan is a Certified Anti-Bias & Diversity Trainer through the Anti-Defamation League and well-respected advocate in the breast cancer community.
Formerly the Curator of Performing Arts at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Katan made the audacious leap into technology and is the Evangelist at Axosoft, because every rock star company needs a punk! She is currently working on a book about the astounding value of creatives in the business world called Creative Trespassing.
Dan Cameron served as Senior Curator at the New Museum in New York from 1995 to 2006, and as Chief Curator at Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, California, from 2012 to 2015. As an independent curator, Cameron was Artistic Director for the 8th Istanbul Biennial in 2003 and Co-Curator of the 10th Taipei Biennial in 2006. He is currently Curator for the XIII Bienal de Cuenca in Ecuador. Cameron is also currently guest curator for the Palm Springs Museum of Art, where he is preparing an exhibition for 2017 on Latin American kinetic art of the 1950s and 1960s. Cameron is the founder of Prospect New Orleans, a triennial of international contemporary art, and directed the organization and exhibition program from 2006-2011, while also serving as Director of Visual Arts for New Orleans' Contemporary Arts Center. Dan is a member of the Hermitage National Curatorial Council.
In partnership with The Hermitage Artist Retreat
A place for contemporary ideas to converge.
In 2003, a group of 13 forward-thinking Sarasotans came together to further their goal of enhancing Sarasota's rich cultural landscape with a contemporary art museum. After a two-year dialogue with area arts, educational and community leaders, the Sarasota Art Museum partnered with Ringling College of Art and Design to transform the historic Sarasota High School into a state-of-the-art visual arts destination with the art museum as its centerpiece.
As the region's first museum dedicated to contemporary art, the Museum will offer visitors from around the world a place to see thought-provoking, boundary-pushing exhibitions, participate in educational programming, and take community courses with Ringling College instructors. The facility will be a resource for learning about contemporary concepts and deepening appreciation for 21st century art and artists through world-class gallery spaces, an auditorium, an outdoor sculpture garden, a cafe, and a number of classrooms and work spaces for students and visiting artists.
Much more than a museum, the Sarasota Art Museum will be a site for contemporary creation and dialogue.
Breathing new life into an architectural landmark.
Built in 1926 in the Collegiate-Gothic style, the Sarasota High School was designed by esteemed Florida architect, M. Leo Elliott. The 57,000 square foot building opened its doors to students from the 7th-12th grade in the fall of 1927 and flourished for almost 70 years. In 1984 the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Although the school closed its doors in 1996, members of the community felt attached to the building and inspired to find its new purpose.
Fast-forward to 2002, the start of a two-year process of community involvement and consensus-building known as the Sarasota High School New Life Initiative. Funders of the New Life Initiative included the School Board, the City of Sarasota, Sarasota County, the Selby Foundation, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and private donors. More than 200 potential uses of the historic building were considered.
In October 2004, the School Board voted to lease the historic Sarasota High School to Ringling College of Art and Design to transform the building into the Sarasota Art Museum.
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The Sarasota Art Museum promises to be a dynamic destination for exhibiting visually compelling and conceptually challenging contemporary art. Our continued success depends on the generosity of people like you who support our mission.
Attend the opening of Sarasota's newest cultural institution at the Gala this December.


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Rent to Own Homes in Ponchatoula
Residents who stay in Ponchatoula long term are typically attracted to the small-town lifestyle offered by a town of around 5,000 residents. The city is a part of Tangipahoa Parish and is included in the Hammond Micropolitan Statistical Area. The Ponchatoula Creek is located just north of the city and serves as a major attraction for this region of the state.
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Ponchatoula is located in eastern Louisiana just north of Lake Maurepas and Lake Pontchartrain. New Orleans is about 50 miles to the south, and Baton Rouge is about 45 miles to the west. Interstate 55 runs along the western edge of the city, connecting Ponchatoula residents with surrounding cities for employment, recreation and entertainment purposes. While the city originated as a mining camp, it is now recognized as a major producer of strawberries.
Residents who stay in Ponchatoula long term are typically attracted to the small-town lifestyle offered by a town of around 5,000 residents. The city is a part of Tangipahoa Parish and is included in the Hammond Micropolitan Statistical Area. The Ponchatoula Creek is located just north of the city and serves as a major attraction for this region of the state.
Other points of interest in the Ponchatoula area include the Ponchatoula Country Market and the restored downtown district. There are many antique shops and secondhand stores located downtown, and many residents spend their time socializing in the area. Visitors from surrounding cities flock to Ponchatoula every spring to participate in the Strawberry Festival.
Buying a Home in Ponchatoula
Ponchatoula is a great place to live if you need a large home with four or more bedrooms. It's common to see modern homes built after 2000 selling for less than $300,000 even with four or five bedrooms. Older homes with two or three bedrooms may sell for less than $200,000. The median home value is under $200,000, and the median listing price is typically under that price point as well. The median home size is close to 2,000 square feet, and you won't have to look for long to find affordable homes located in family-friendly communities.
Popular Neighborhoods in Ponchatoula
If you want to buy open land and build your dream home in Ponchatoula, look in the Bon Aire neighborhood. You'll find this community south of Highway 12, and it's common to find multiple lots of land up for sale. You can often find more affordable land lots in the Azalea Woods area. If you're interested in a home that is already standing, look in small subdivisions in any area of this small town. There are many tight-knit communities with large homes and low price tags.
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Are you in the process of saving up a down payment and getting your finances in order so that you can buy a home in Ponchatoula? You may want to look for rent-to-own homes if you would like to move first and buy second.
Homes with this type of contract allow you to move into your new home as a renter. The current owner of the property often accepts responsibility for property maintenance and repairs until you officially secure a mortgage loan or otherwise buy the home. When you're ready to finalize the deal, you purchase the home and assume all responsibility as the owner.
Ponchatoula is a southeastern Louisiana city and the host to the annual Strawberry Festival. The city is a major producer of strawberries but is also known as a great place for antique shopping. This small town is home to about 5,000 people and is connected to larger towns in the surrounding area by a nearby interstate. Many residents choose to stay in this sleepy town because of the low cost of living. This is one city that will allow you to buy a large house with four or five bedrooms for a reasonable price.
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Realtors have more experience with closings and real estate contracts than the typical buyer or seller, but not many of them want to work with rent to own deals. A commission from the sale of a home is much larger than the commission a realtor will receive from rent for the first few years of a lease-option deal.
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Implementation Guide 2019
Table of Contents
i Legal
SAAS Terms
Privacy Policy
1 Introduction and Overview
2 Online Implementation
2.1 Online Planning
2.2 Online Deployment
2.3 Confirming Online Deployment Functionality
3 Hybrid Implementation
3.1 Hybrid Planning
3.2 Hybrid Deployment
3.3 Confirming Hybrid Deployment Functionality
4 Moving to Pilot and Run Modes
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By accessing or using Hyperfish, you agree to be bound by certain terms and conditions:
Privacy Policy
There are several US federal laws that protect personal privacy in electronic communications. The Hyperfish Privacy Policy informs you of Hyperfish policies regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of Personal Information when you use the Service. These policies are articulated here:
The Hyperfish End-user License Agreement can be found here:
1 Introduction and Overview
Hyperfish enables organizations to automatically identify and populate missing information in directories, quickly and easily. Utilizing next generation technologies, Hyperfish automates the process of keeping Active Directory and Office 365 Profile [a]Information fresh and relevant. Using Hyperfish, organizations can be more effective by saving time, reducing IT Support overhead, and improving the speed of business communications.
In online deployments, Hyperfish connects directly to Azure Active Directory to scan for the quality of user profile information.
For any implementation scenario utilizing an on-premises Active Directory system (on-premises or hybrid), Hyperfish scans for the absence of user profile information using a locally installed agent (hereinafter referred to as the Hyperfish Agent).
This implementation guide is intended to be an instruction set for systems administrators to implement Hyperfish and install the necessary components successfully.
2 Online Implementation
The following section pertains to online-only deployment scenarios. Use the following steps to implement Hyperfish if the target Active Directory instance exists solely in Azure Active Directory.
2.1 Online Planning
For online deployments, you will need Office 365 credentials designated to become the initial Hyperfish administrator account as well as an Office 365 account with Global Administrator privileges.
The initial Hyperfish administrator can be any account in your Office 365 tenant. This account does not require any Office 365 administrative privileges, and can be your day-to-day account.
2.2 Online Deployment
Step 1: Open a web browser
- Use the licensing link provided by Hyperfish to sign-in to the Hyperfish web application for the first time
Step 2: Choose your implementation method
- You will be given three experience options -- select 'Analyze.'
- Select the 'Cloud Only' option for your Active Directory location.
- Click the 'Accept' button to grant Hyperfish permissions to the directory.
Step 3: Confirm Active Directory instance
- If the directory instance is correct, click 'Yes, Let's Go!' and 'Continue.'
- Click 'Go to Dashboard' to start the scan and view your dashboard.
You are now ready to start an analysis of your Active Directory using Hyperfish.
2.3 Confirming Online Deployment Functionality
Navigate to Settings -> General
- Review and verify connection details for your online Azure AD instance from the 'Directory Details' section
- Click the time under 'Daily Full Scan' to set the next run time
- Click 'SAVE'
- Navigate back to the Home screen using the navigation menu on the left
Once the scheduled analysis has completed, the page will display a summary of the collected results.
After reviewing the results, designate some administrators to approve changes and gather a list of users that you would like to participate in Pilot mode.
3 Hybrid Implementation
3.1 Hybrid Planning
For Hybrid deployments, you will need your Office 365 account credentials along with the on-premises requirements. The Office 365 account will be the designated initial Hyperfish administrator and does not require any administrative permissions.
Prepare the following on-premises requirements for your hybrid deployment:
Step 1: Choosing an Agent Host
Choose a domain-joined machine to host the local Hyperfish Agent. This machine should meet or exceed the following requirements:
- Supported Operating Systems: Windows Server 2012 R2 or above
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2 (The installer will prompt to install if not currently installed)
- Processor: 2 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB
Step 2: Choosing a service account
Choose or create a service account to run the Hyperfish service.
The service account needs read/write permissions to Active Directory. Hyperfish encourages a least-privilege approach, granting granular permissions for the Active Directory object that you would like the account to modify.
To delegate permissions for the service account:
- Right click on the AD container and select 'Delegate Control':
- Select your designated Hyperfish service account:
- Choose 'create a custom task':
- Select to Delegate control of 'Only the following objects…' and select 'User objects':
- Select the following general permissions, then Click 'Next' and then 'Finish':
- Read and write phone and mail options
- Read and write general information
- Read and write personal information
- Read and write public information
- Read and write web information
Step 3: Open Required Outbound Ports
The following outbound ports are required:
- 443 - HTTPS for API calls -- used to authenticate the installation, check licenses, download configuration from our cloud service.
- 5671 - AMQPS (TLS) for the Hyperfish queue service
3.2 Hybrid Deployment
Use the following steps to implement Hyperfish if your organization has a hybrid configuration where both on-premises Active Directory and Azure Active Directory are used.
Step 1: Open a web browser
- Use the licensing link provided by Hyperfish to sign-in to the Hyperfish web application for the first time. This link can only be used once.
Step 2: Choose your implementation method
- Select 'Analyze' as your initial experience option (this is the only one available)
- Select the 'Hybrid' option for your Active Directory location
Step 3: Download the Hyperfish Agent
- Copy the ten-character registration code from the page
- Click 'Download' to download the installer for the Hyperfish Agent
- Re-locate the installer to the server specified during the planning section of this guide
Step 4: Install the Hyperfish Agent
- Right-click the Agent installer and select 'Run as Administrator' and click 'Next'
- Enter the ten-character code shown on the Hyperfish web application and click 'Next'
- Specify a location to install the Hyperfish application
- Review the terms and conditions; check the box to agree and click 'Next.'
- Click 'Install' to start the installation process.
- When the installation is complete, click 'Finish.'
Step 5: Configure the Hyperfish service
- From the host machine's start menu or run dialog, type "services.msc"
- Open the Microsoft Windows Services console
- Right-click the Hyperfish service and select 'Properties' from the context menu
- From the 'Log On' tab, select the 'This Account'
- Enter the login credentials for the service account specified during the planning section
- Click 'Apply' and 'OK', then Start the Hyperfish Service
Step 6: Finish configuration from the web application
- The Hyperfish web application should progress to the analysis stage
- Review the default settings summary; Click 'Continue'
- Click 'Go to Dashboard' to start the scan and view your dashboard
You are now ready to start an analysis of your Active Directory using Hyperfish.
3.3 Confirming Hybrid Deployment Functionality
Confirm the functionality of Hyperfish by completing your first directory analysis:
Navigate to Settings -> General
- Review and verify connection details for your on-premises AD instance from the 'Directory Details' section
- Set the 'Daily Full Scan' time to the time you wish for Hyperfish daily audits to run
- Click 'SAVE'
- Navigate back to the Home screen using the navigation menu on the left
Once the scheduled analysis has completed, the page will display a summary of the collected results.
After reviewing the results, designate some administrators to approve changes and gather a list of users that you would like to participate in Pilot mode.
4 Moving to Pilot and Run Modes
Step 1: Add Pilot Participants, additional Administrators, and Approvers
- Add pilot participants by navigating to Settings -> General, and expanding the 'Pilot Participants' section under 'Hyperfish Mode'
- Add additional administrators in the Hyperfish Administrators section in Settings -> General
- Add Hyperfish approvers in the 'Approvers' section in Settings -> Approval
Step 2: Navigate to Settings -> Hyperbot
- By default, Hyperbot should be toggled to 'On'
- Set the Hyperbot name and email address (Note: changing the address may result in Hyperbot emails being filtered by your email settings)
- Set the 'Personality' slider from 'Relaxed,' 'Standard,' or 'Formal,' to best fit your company culture. Optionally, configure the language in your email templates in the 'Email Templates' section.
- Use the 'Tenacity' options to set the number of attempts and frequency at which you would like users to hear from Hyperbot.
- Add email addresses that should never hear from Hyperbot to the 'do not disturb' list
- Click the 'SAVE' button
Step 3: Navigate to Settings -> Attributes
- Edit Directory Attributes
- Set attributes you want to be required as 'Must Contain a Value'. Users will be notified if a required field set to 'Hyperbot and Editable'.
- Set fields to 'Editable' if you want users to be able to edit a field, but do not want Hyperbot to send notifications about it.
- Set fields to 'Read Only' if you don't want to allow users to edit those fields (job title is a common example).[b]
Step 4: Navigate to Settings -> Approval
- Set any fields you do not want approvals on for by toggling Auto Approve 'on' for that property
- Use the 'Timing' settings to adjust how soon approvers should be notified of pending changes
- Click the 'SAVE' button
Step 5: Navigate to Settings -> General
- Set the slider to Pilot mode
- Click the 'SAVE' button
While in Pilot mode, consider any configuration changes that may need to be made. After the pilot program has been deemed successful, navigate to Settings -> General and move the mode slider to 'Run'.
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1. Duolingo
Duolingo is a popular free resource and for good reason: It's fun and easy to use.
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Russian for Everyone offers some introductory lessons, several phrasebooks and dozens of grammar lessons appropriate for beginning through intermediate students. Additionally, quizzes and tests are staggered throughout to make it easy to see how much you've learned.
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Russian for Free is designed to help beginning through advanced Russian learners without costing you a dime.
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Cafe Russian is a YouTube channel that offers short, easy videos to help beginning and intermediate Russian students.
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Many of the videos discuss the alphabet in depth. This is particularly helpful for tricky letters, like hard and soft consonants. By the end of the videos, you'll be able to introduce yourself and have a strong foundation for future learning.
10. LearnRussianTV
LearnRussianTV is a YouTube channel that offers dozens of videos on themes that beginning and intermediate students will find useful.
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11. Real Russian Club
Real Russian Club is a YouTube channel with a wide array of offerings for beginning through advanced Russian students.
For beginning students, there are lessons on basic vocabulary, such as when to use вы and ты (formal and informal "you").
The channel's "Slow Russian" series is terrific for intermediate students since it features authentic Russian spoken at a slow rate. Additionally, the series covers culturally-relevant themes, like this video on a Russian luxury village.
More advanced students will benefit from the video on how to think in Russian.
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You're in your 30s and you suddenly feel like you are bathing in sweat!
In your 40s, 50s and maybe into your 60s, the sudden onslaught of heat and sweat are unfortunately common.
Perimenopause and menopause don't usually last for 30 years, but the span in which women begin and end experiencing hot flashes can occur anytime within this window. Yes, perimenopause can begin in your 30s, and yes, you may not be post-menopausal until well into your 60s.
Hot flashes are the most common symptom of menopause and perimenopause. More than two-thirds of women in the U.S. report having hot flashes. However, some may never have them, about 2 in 10 women never get hot flashes. Others have hot flashes for only a very short period of time. While, others can have them for 11 years or more. On average, however, women get hot flashes or night sweats for about 7 years.
A hot flash is a sudden feeling of intense heat that comes from inside the body, rather than from external sources and is often followed by the body attempting to cool down by sweating.
Not all women experience them the same way. Some feel a tingling in their fingers when they start up. Others notice that their heartbeat has sped up. Others feel their skin becoming warmer, and their face becoming flushed.
And some sweat profusely.
Every woman experiences them in her own way. And two variances of hot flashes that are also common are night sweats and flushing.
Night sweats are when you sweat so much, your bed clothes, and maybe even your sheets, become damp and may need to be changed.
Flushing is the sudden rise in body temperature that can cause your skin, especially in your face and neck area to become red in appearance, and is a common system of hot flashes.
The Cause of Hot Flashes
It's been widely accepted that this rapid and exaggerated heat response is associated with dropping estrogen levels, but that is not necessarily the sole cause.
The exact cause of hot flashes is unknown though research has validated drops in estrogen are a factor. However, there are other hormones, genetics and lifestyle factors that may also be involved.
According to Dr. Carolyn J. Crandell; "We hypothesized that variation in genes might be linked with higher risk of having hot flashes or night sweats," as reported in a study, which was published in Menopause, the journal of the North American Menopause Society.
One of the risk factors for hot flashes has been known to be ethnicity. More African-American women report menopausal hot flashes than do women of European descent. And hot flashes are even less common in women of Japanese and Chinese descent. This indicates a high probability that genetics are indeed a factor.
Note, two other well-known risk factors are smoking and obesity.
Low Sex Drive
One of the common complaints that my clients express is their lack of sex drive. As your sex hormones drop, so too will libido. But again, there are other factors to include hot flashes. Hot flashes can affect your sex drive a number of ways:
Simply being sweaty or the idea that you will sweat can be a turn off, and body heat produced by being close can trigger hot flashes.
More insidious is the lack of self-esteem and confidence.
No matter how hot flashes affect you and your life, I believe the most difficult to contend with is how they affect your self-esteem and confidence. Everyone I see in my practice struggles with maintaining their self-identity and self-assurance, and going through perimenopause and menopause makes it even harder.
Mood swings, knowing you can no longer have children, low libido and just a sense of who you are as a woman come into question. It can be a sad time for many.
Hot flashes do not help. When you are in the middle of asserting yourself in any way and you begin to feel flush, uncomfortable and sweat – these are all traditional signals you are not comfortable. And, though it may be out of your control, and though you may have felt confident before you began, once a hot flash begins – you're not so much anymore. And the people you are engaged with, they may question whether or not you are – or at least you may feel they are.
Restless Sleep
Another interesting discovery concerns night sweats. Although, another one of the most reported symptoms is sleep disturbance and night sweats, this has not been found in most laboratory studies. One study, "found no differences among age-matched premenopausal women, postmenopausal symptomatic women, and postmenopausal asymptomatic women on any sleep measure, performance test, or questionnaire measure. Additionally, hot flashes did not appear to trigger awakenings or arousals based on analysis of whole-night data."
And subsequent studies have found that women during this age range, whether they are experiencing perimenopause, menopause or not, they do have more sleep disturbances during the second half of their sleep cycles. However, rather than perimenopause or menopause as the cause, their "findings emphasize the importance of detecting primary sleep disorders, such as apnea and periodic limb movements which are highly disruptive of sleep and can have serious medical consequences." Source
It's good to know more about the cause of hot flashes, so we can find appropriate and effects ways to manage them. However, regardless of the cause of hot flashes they are uncomfortable, inconvenient and can disrupt your life.
Your Liver
One thing I have found, is that many of the women I see with night sweats have a sluggish liver for one reason or another. Often, hot flashes are associated with lower estrogen, but if your hormone replacement therapy isn't helping to reduce your hot flashes and night sweats, check your liver function.
Your liver performs a lot of different functions to include filtering your blood coming from your digestive tract, detoxifying toxins and metabolizing drugs. A lot of the work happens while you sleep and being such a large organ doing a lot of work, it generates quite a bit of heat.
In addition to a heavy workload, your liver may be struggling for other reasons. Being that it's so important to your health and vitality, it's always good to check the health of your liver.
What You Can Do
Avoiding things that trigger your hot flashes can significantly lower the frequency and intensity of your hot flashes. Start by noticing what was happening or the environment before the onset of your hot flashes. Writing them down in a journal can help you identify patterns which can help you avoid specific environments or conditions that set your off.
Additionally, you may be able to avoid them by avoiding the more common triggers:
- Hot rooms or outside in hot weather
- Hot or spicy foods
- Alcohol
- Caffeine
- Smoke, or smoking
- Tight or constricting clothing
You can also try dressing in light, loose layers. This can help you feel less constricted and, you can take off layers as needed.
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Drink lots of water. This is a healthy habit to take up at any time and can help with temperature regulation.
At night, try a "chill pillow" filled with water or other cooling material to stay cooler or use sheets that wick moisture. Often cotton is recommended, but many of my clients have found loose clothing made from the same material exercise clothing is made from helps a lot. There are a lot of materials made to wick moisture away from the skin and dry quickly.
Finally, though it might sound counter-intuitive if you want to avoid over-heating, exercise and being active can help. Try longer, slower forms of exercise where you have fun. Walking, hiking, swimming and bicycling comes to mind, but you could try something a bit more active like dancing as long as you enjoy it.
Need Additional Help?
You can consider hormone therapy, but you do need to speak with your health practitioner. There are a lot of benefits to hormone therapy when done skillfully, but it's likely not going to be a total solution. And though hormone therapy is currently considered the most effective treatment, sometimes antidepressants are prescribed to try and reduce the frequency of hot flashes as well.
There are food and herbal remedies that many recommend too, but there's not a lot of research on many of these alternatives. If you try them, it's going to be an experiment just like anything else you do. And, if you do try alternatives such as adding more soy or using Black Cohosh, I still recommend that you consult your health practitioner.
Lab Testing
Before you include hormone therapy, antidepressants, herbal remedies, supplements or use food as a form of supplementation, have broad spectrum hormone testing done. You want to test not only your estrogens, progesterone and testosterone but also multi-point cortisol, melatonin and DHEA as a minimum.
Additionally, check your gut and liver function and I recommend checking your detoxification pathways for nutritional deficiencies as well.
Your hormones do not work in isolation, and if all you do is address hot flashes you may be missing a root cause that can show up in other ways.
An Invitation
If you don't know where to begin, I invite you to contact my office. I can help point you in the right direction, provide you some clarity and even perform the necessary diagnostics for you. In my practice, we start by going in-depth into your health history. We won't just look at what's going on today, but rather we want to search for long-standing patterns. Additionally, we will compare how you feel today with how you used to feel, when you were at your best.
Together we determine what testing needs to be done and then when the results arrive, I correlate your test results with what you are experiencing to help determine the best course of action.
Whether you are interested in working with me, just curious or want some clarity, click on the button below and schedule your Hormone Trouble Shooting session at a time that is convenient for you.
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Quasi-static and impact tests were conducted on filament-wound carbon fiber composite pressure vessels to study factors that affect burst pressure. Observed damage included fiber microbuckling, matrix cracking, and delamination. Fiber microbuckling of the outer surface layer near the impact point was the main factor that reduced the burst pressure of the vessels. This type of damage was visually detectable on the surface. For similar levels of missile kinetic energy, the impact damage to filament-wound composite pressure vessels depends on size and shape of the colliding body in the contact area. Burst pressure for a damaged vessel decreases with the ratio of axial length of damaged fibers 1, to vessel wall thickness h, up to a ratio 1/h = 3; beyond this length of damaged section the burst pressure was independent of length of damage. Strain measurements near the region of loading showed that damage related to fiber microbuckling is sensitive to strain rate. At locations where impact damage was predominately due to fiber microbuckling, the failure strain was about six times the strain for microbuckling during quasi-static loading.
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Low-Speed Impact Damage in Filament-Wound CFRP Composite Pressure Vessels
S. A. Matemilola,
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Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, U.K.
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Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, U.K.
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Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, U.K.
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Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, U.K.
J. Pressure Vessel Technol. Nov 1997, 119(4): 435-443 (9 pages)
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