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You want to know why people are angry with Detroit's government? Because they have every right to be.
Look at the events over the past weeks: a three-year-old dies in an east-side house fire. The first fire truck dispatched to the scene had no ladders and no ability to pump water. The new fire commissioner said he believed from the bottom of his heart that "everything worked as it should." The mayor never contacted the family to express his condolences. The fire truck that couldn't pump water disappeared. The family held a funeral Wednesday they could not pay for.
The fire department is broken to the point where it is costing people their lives. No engines. No ambulances. No accountability.
It is also important to note that a week before the child died, a Good Samaritan named Joe Rippolone contacted me. (Some may recognize him as the ex-husband of auto heiress Elena Ford.)
I also contacted Fire Commissioner Don Austin with Rippolone's offer to donate a restored fire truck that he personally sunk $200,000 into as a hobby.
It's a good piece of equipment: a 125-foot mechanical ladder and tanks that can hold and pump water. It has only 22,000 miles on the motor. There is no piece of equipment in the Detroit fleet that has less mileage than Rippolone's truck.
In fact, there are 12 ambulances, six ladder trucks, three fire engines and two squad trucks sitting in disrepair at the fire repair garage.
So impressed was the fire commissioner, he put in paperwork the very next day to Mayor Dave Bing's office to accept the truck. Bing's office waited a week before it sent its approval to the city clerk -- two days after the toddler died, mind you.
For reasons unexplained by the mayor's people, the city clerk neglected to send the paperwork to the city council for its rubber stamp. So three weeks into the deal, Rippolone is wondering if anybody wants his truck. He and I even drove the thing to city hall to show the mayor personally. I called upstairs. Nobody came down.
So we aired the story on FOX 2 this week. CLICK HERE>>
In that story, we showed the broken-down fire fleet as well as dozens of dead police cruisers in one municipal yard and a hundred dead busses in another. No wonder people can't get a cop or a bus or an ambulance. And they take out their frustrations on the paramedics and fire fighters and cops who, despite the odds, show up to help them. Remember, two fire fighters jumped through an upstairs window in an attempt to save little Ivory Ivey without the cover of a water hose.
A little girl's death. An unclaimed fire truck. The rotting municipal fleets. Monuments to everything wrong in the Detroit political landscape: a tone-deaf, plodding, self-serving bureaucracy. An absentee administration. A dead government. A Necropacy.
People are withering on the vine and their children die and no one in power can find it in themselves to pick up the phone and say they are sorry.
Councilwoman JoAnn Watson was the only elected city official to make an appearance at Ivory's funeral. She told mourners she wanted to make a proclamation on behalf of the little girl. She didn't tell the congregation she voted to slash the fire department's budget.
The mood at the funeral was an odd and toxic mix of poverty, pain and anger. It wasn't hard to see that something ominous is brewing in the streets of Detroit. It would do city leaders well to acknowledge the pot of discontent is boiling over because if it comes down to it, they will have no way to put out the fire.
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Jeff and Rorie fight with baseball bats, Dan officiates AI gladiatorial combat, and Drew goes to plaid.
In which we learn DOTA has infested ESPN, reveal secrets about my DDR past, and discuss Olli Olli, Divinity: Original Sin, and the week's news.
I would not accept a cookie from this man. Now, a Combo... I would accept a Combo from just about anyone.
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Pretty soon, you can play a game that's been on my radar for a loooooong time.
To say it's the perfect drug would be a terrible lie. We get down in it and take a closer look. Head like a hole.
Nintendo hasn't brought over the last few Fatal Frame games, but I'll translate this game myself if I have to.
Take a trip to the abyss with Brad, Jeff, and some musically inclined skeletons.
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I think they rescue a hostage in there somewhere too. But who cares?! 'SPLOSIONS!
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(RNN) – In 2008, we had the Obama Girl. Now, we have an Oscar-nominated actor telling us to wake up – and using some very adult language to do so.
Samuel L. Jackson, famous for dropping the f-bomb when he was tired of snakes on the plane, or checking out the big brain on Brett, is starring a video supporting the re-election of President Barack Obama.
The three-minute, 30-second video Wake the F--- Up shows a young girl going room to room trying to get her family motivated to participate in the presidential election, like they did four years ago. When her pleas fall on deaf ears, Jackson uses the intensity and salty language he's famous for to make his case – in rhyme.
The video builds off Jackson's reading of the audio book, Go the F--- to Sleep, a book for parents who know the exasperated feeling caused by a child who won't stay in bed. The book spoofs It's Time to Sleep, My Love, and is clearly not for kids.
Jackson delivers his impassioned plea with a similar cadence to the audio book reading, which isn't surprising since Adam Mansbach, who wrote Go the F--- to Sleep, also wrote the dialogue.
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It's important to take care of yourself and your baby during pregnancy. To keep you and your baby healthy:
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See your doctor or midwife regularly.Plan on visiting your doctor or midwife at least every month for the first 7 months and more often during the last 2 months of your pregnancy. A midwife is someone who is trained to provide prenatal care (care during pregnancy) and help women during childbirth.
Know the benefits of prenatal care.Women who get prenatal care have healthier babies and are less likely to give birth prematurely (before the baby's due date).
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Make the most of each visit with the doctor or midwife.Talk with your doctor or midwife about:
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Some tests will be done more than once. If you are younger than age 25 or have certain risk factors, your doctor or midwife may check for other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Talk about your family history.Share your family's health history with your doctor. This will help you and your doctor decide whether you need any other tests, like genetic testing. Find out more about genetic testing.
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What do I need to know about gestational diabetes?Gestational diabetes can lead to health problems for moms and babies – during and after pregnancy. It's important to get tested so that you and your doctor or midwife can take steps to protect your health and your baby's health.
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You can reduce your risk for gestational diabetes by eating healthy and staying active during pregnancy. Check out these questions to ask your doctor about getting screened for gestational diabetes.
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Get prenatal care.If you know you are pregnant or think you might be, call your doctor or midwife to schedule a visit.
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Ask the Internet a question and it provides you with an answer -- a lot of answers actually, but not all of them correct ones.
"There's been times I've gone to Google," one woman told Fox 5, "just had a little cough, maybe a little scratch, and all of a sudden I thought I was pregnant."
When the question relates to your health, a wrong answer can leave the Googler panicky and M.D.s like Dr. Michael Frank unnecessarily busy.
"[A lot of patients] have all already looked up their symptoms, their possible illnesses," Dr. Frank said. "They have a diagnosis and a treatment plan before they sit down and get themselves comfortable [in my exam room]."
We call this cyberchondria. According to psychologist Dr. Jeff Gardere, cyberchondriacs often moonlight as hypochondriacs.
"People who are most susceptible are the ones who spend too much time on the Internet, have too much time on their hands but also tend to have some degree of hypochondria," Dr. Jeff said.
But even if you are a more rational patient, the wrong blog or message board can leave you diagnosing a scratchy throat, a slight temperature and an aching stomach as some never-before-seen hybrid of scurvy, scarlet fever and the black lung.
"A headache?" Dr. Frank said. "Then the patient comes in convinced they have a brain tumor. Most patients with headaches don't have brain tumors."
Worrying, online or off, often leads to more worrying, so Dr. Jeff and Dr. Frank do recommend Dr. Internet, but only in moderation.
"Some [patients] come in with the diagnosis very well thought out and correct," Dr. Frank said.
"It's not gospel," Dr. Jeff said. "Always check with your family physician."
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Developer of Syndicate Revival ConfirmedConcrete evidence that The Chronicles of Riddick and The Darkness developer Starbreeze has been resurrecting Bullfrog's classic cyberpunk real-time tactical series Syndicate comes today in the form of copyright filings noticed by superannuation.
Three separate documents--a license agreement, copyright mortgage and assignment, and sidecar short form assignment and assumption agreement--show Electronic Arts and Starbreeze partnering under the "Syndicate" copyright as of June 19, 2009.
We've long known that Electronic Arts was readying a Syndicate revival, with various rumors pointing to Starbreeze as the developer. Starbreeze and Electronic Arts partnered in 2007 on something codenamed Project RedLime, billed as a PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 reinvention of one of EA's "most acclaimed classic franchises."
Electronic Arts and Starbreeze were also working on a second project, based off Robert Ludlum's "action hero" Jason Bourne, though that was apparently the game put on hold earlier this year as Electronic Arts told the Los Angeles Times that it and the Ludlum Estate are now just "discussing making a game based on the Bourne franchise."
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It's a situation that would test the mettle of any parent.
A 3-year old found blue and seizing, running a 104 degree fever.
Thankfully, the 911 dispatcher on the other line that day had been through a special program and was trained to calmly walk mom through CPR. The dispatcher honed those skills after going through a statewide CPR academy.
It's hard to believe that just five days ago Bryce Hicks almost lost his life just a month and a half before his third birthday.
He had the flu and a high fever and stopped breathing while in his bed. His parents heard some noises and found him in bad shape.
"He was seizing on his bed -- he was already blue," says mom Dori Hicks.
Dori Hicks frantically called 911. The dispatcher calmed her down and told her how to perform CPR on her son.
"The 911 operator guided me through the whole thing -- and by the second time with me trying with the 911 operator -- we got him back breathing."
David Lukas was the Rural Metro dispatcher on the other end. Like all dispatchers in Arizona -- he's been specially trained to talk people through giving CPR.
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May 23, 2010
Favorite Magazines Part UNO
101 comments:
- aaa said...
you know it definitely sucks when your parents don't want you to buy these magazines because they are so dear. all parents including mine are the same. but it's so worth it each time. i don't know about chicago but magazines here in singapore can cost a lot. i mean A LOT! But I always save up my lunch money just to get Lula and Pop.
- May 23, 2010 3:01 AM
- gabi palmano said...
i love magazines, i hate when people compare them to bloggers or the on going bloggers vs. editors debate. honestly they can't really be compared, ther are both fantastic and hav so many different qualities. love ur blog, your such a cool person. :)
gabi :)
- May 23, 2010 3:02 AM
- thatpoorlittlerichgirl said...
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- May 23, 2010 3:05 AM
- thatpoorlittlerichgirl said...
I love all these, especially Russh and Lula. I will choose them over magazines like Vogue anyday, whose content you can find almost entirely on the internet. I look forward to reading every page!
- May 23, 2010 3:06 AM
- brodie said...
i love that you love russh, because it's australian and so am i. and i dig spike and sofia and meltzer and enid and bud so much!
but who doesn't.
- May 23, 2010 3:23 AM
- teaparty.. said...
wow russh is $17 in the US?! it's around $9 in Australia. Definitely one of the best fashion magazines out there though.
- May 23, 2010 3:24 AM
- Cooltop said...
Why didn't you look at my blog, TAVI.
<3 Cooltop
- May 23, 2010 3:29 AM
- warrior said...
- May 23, 2010 3:36 AM
- Solenn C.* said...
I love the way you see things, the first description takes us, with you in a magical world and magic, as you said. It's a strange emotion, but you still made us share, that's what I love so much, I think, you do not hide what you like or not. In the second, I confess to have not understood everything (since I'm Belgian and I speak in French, I translated but hey ...) and in the third, I loved it. But the first is really a description ... MAGIC? Yes.
Solenn 14 years.
- May 23, 2010 4:10 AM
- Ace-Of-Aoife. said...
I would love to get my mitts on one of those magazines. Unforch, I doubt they sell them up in my local newsagents.
- May 23, 2010 4:11 AM
- Jenna said...
Russh is a brilliant magazine!
Great post :)
- May 23, 2010 4:21 AM
- Caddy said...
I've never read any of these mags before but your comments on them make me want to check them out. Especially Lula.
- May 23, 2010 4:32 AM
- brodie said...
i love that you love russh, because it's australian and so am i. and i
dig spike and sofia and meltzer and enid and bud so much!
but who doesn't.
- May 23, 2010 4:37 AM
- Cris said...
you will have much luck in the fashion world.
- May 23, 2010 5:10 AM
- Megan. said...
Love Your Blog Doll.
- May 23, 2010 5:14 AM
- it-girl said...
Your blog is so great!
- May 23, 2010 5:52 AM
- Jenny said...
russh is definitely one of the best, though it's hard to find them in my area.
- May 23, 2010 6:29 AM
- Moira said...
Sadly, I never ever read any of those :( i don't believe they're available in my country. but i sure wish they were, because they seem so amazing.
I love how you described Lula mag, and I especially like the tree, lol. You reminded me of tinkerbell, while I was reading it, lol. (i mean that in a good way ;D)
Though they sell Vogue here in the Philippines, I can't really keep buying them. But I really do like Preview, a local magazine. It too, is AMAZING. :)
- May 23, 2010 6:42 AM
- Rebecca said...
i love lula magazine. It's really hard to get hold of the other two where i live, though. well, it's also really hard to get lula too!
- May 23, 2010 6:47 AM
- Cherie said...
It's sad, I've never read any of these. Mostly because I'm too lazy to click on your links, but yeah. I'm glad there's such things as Kind Of Underground But Not Totally All-In-Your-Face-Indie Magazines.
- May 23, 2010 8:01 AM
- NeNe In Style said...
Check out these shoes tavi!! :)
- May 23, 2010 8:12 AM
- Sally said...
Russh is actually the shit...every issue is so good. Clothes you want to die for and shoots you want to get blown up and framed!
xx come visit!
- May 23, 2010 9:45 AM
- Allegra said...
AHH, I noticed that you said "Manic Pixie Dream GIrl". Are you a fellow tv-troper? :D best site ever (apart from your blog, of course!). great post!
- May 23, 2010 9:46 AM
- Becca Jane said...
These are a few of my faves as well, particularly Worn, to which I am a devoted subscriber. I look forward to reading your book review in the next issue!
- May 23, 2010 9:48 AM
- Nedda Ebo said...
I've never heard or seen Worn, but I LOVE Lula and Russh. :)
Mustart x
- May 23, 2010 10:27 AM
- Orphin Lasz said...
I had never before heard of any of those magazines...!
We only get the usuals in ere: Vogue, Elle, etc. ; n ;
~ Orphin's Domains ~
- May 23, 2010 10:55 AM
- Maia said...
it is so incredibly hard to find rush. also, 17 DOLLARS! i could buy a thrifted wardrobe for that! well not really, but whats a wardrobe without the inspiration of rush?
- May 23, 2010 11:04 AM
- Angy said...
i love LULA too!!!!
- May 23, 2010 11:04 AM
- Indigo said...
Ahh I've only ever seen a couple of issues of these magazines :( bad times! But I absolutly LOVE the photography. Yum! I spend way too much money on magazines! but my faves are Love, British Vogue and Nylon!
Happy Reading :)
love Indigo x
- May 23, 2010 11:09 AM
- Hayley said...
oooh! I'm so glad you reviewed these magazines! I didn't really know too much about them but now I think I might love them! Thanks for a great post! (p.s. I love your style of writing!)
- May 23, 2010 11:13 AM
- Pixie Dust said...
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- May 23, 2010 11:31 AM
- Jem said...
I think its totally worth spending a few extra bucks on these magazines becase they are so unique. I especially like Lula, I think you described it perfectly, its very fairylike! :)
- May 23, 2010 11:45 AM
- KD said...
Oooh, thanks! I've been saving up money for fashion magazines and now I know just which ones to buy. I am eagerly awaiting part 2.
- May 23, 2010 11:56 AM
- Beth Ruby said...
I always end up just look at the editorials from these magazines online (TFS is my hero) because they are so expensive (I have to spend my lunch money on i-D)
But I really want my magazines shelf in my room to grow so I will have to check out Borders soon and buy myself a Lula for the first time :D
- May 23, 2010 12:32 PM
- Jennifer said...
i never read any of those magazine, but i've been trying to find at least one to love. i really like the sound of either lula or worn :)
- May 23, 2010 12:33 PM
- Beth said...
Lula sounds nice.
Anything someone describes something as magic sounds nice.
- May 23, 2010 12:38 PM
- Emma Rose said...
You should read Interview sometime if you already don't!
- May 23, 2010 12:46 PM
- NoNameBlog said...
I have two issues of Russh (and I do really like them) but I've been looking for Lula and have had no luck. I think I may have to trek downtown and pay those $6 parking fees to get a chance to see it!
- May 23, 2010 1:06 PM
- Megan Schuirmann said...
This is freaking me out because I often talk about wanting to wear a white, flowing dress and run around a field. Like the Daisy by Marc Jacobs ads.
Thank you for showing me that we speak the same language :)
- May 23, 2010 1:08 PM
- Mashy said...
Thanks for introducing me to such fab magz! That's where all my money is going to go from now on...
- May 23, 2010 1:13 PM
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- May 23, 2010 1:42 PM
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- May 23, 2010 1:42 PM
- Maddie said...
I started buying Lula because I read about it on your blog awhile ago and it's my favorite magazine now :D
- May 23, 2010 2:03 PM
- Beso said...
Thank you for the suggestions. I love Rush, it's one of my favorites. I find it to be much more entertaining and better reading material that your average mainstream magazines. Your blog is wonderful and I enjoy reading your daily posts. Very informative!!
- May 23, 2010 2:05 PM
- CreativeTrash. said...
I love Lula too.
- May 23, 2010 3:31 PM
- JULIA said...
I say Lula's overrated. Their stories try to hard to be new and hipster, they try too hard to be "random and whimsical".
- May 23, 2010 3:41 PM
- The Frappe Monster said...
Anyone wanna check out mine?
- May 23, 2010 3:56 PM
- Ella said...
I love Lula to the point where it is a bit of an infatuation. Lula gets me high on whimsy, if that makes any bit of sense whatsoever.
- May 23, 2010 4:39 PM
- Mathilda said...
Thanks for the tips, Tavi. I´ll sign all theses mags up.
You surprise me everyday. Only you would evoke Bud Cort´s name. He´s excellent. And so are you.
- May 23, 2010 6:12 PM
- Khyra said...
Have you ever heard of Little Thing Magazine? Sometimes I love it because they have some awesome modeling but then other times it can be a little stupid. I love Russh though!
- May 23, 2010 7:40 PM
- Carmel said...
I'm so glad you included WORN. I love that magazine! It doesn't get enough love that it clearly deserves.
- May 23, 2010 8:38 PM
- Eva said...
Beautiful photography-driven magazines. I'd add CITY to the list: http://www.cityist.com/
- May 23, 2010 9:08 PM
- watsonhoney said...
Now I really wanna check out Worn! Thanks for te tip.
- May 23, 2010 10:07 PM
- Bianca said...
- May 23, 2010 11:47 PM
- Olivia Isabella. said...
I feel so boring in my magazine choices after I read this! I obviously go for Vogue and then Grazia... I need to branch out more!
UO x
- May 24, 2010 1:56 AM
- Anne said...
I really love the lipstick on the last photo :))
http://coutureandsoon.blogspot.com/ mine, i need readers :)
Could u make a psot about my blog ?
Love & Hugs xoxo♥Amy
- May 24, 2010 3:54 AM
- Roseparis said...
ur the best !!
Ps: If u like the french vintage style, go on my fashion blog: http://leblogderoseparis.blogspot.com
- May 24, 2010 7:24 AM
- Gracey said...
I love Lula magazine. I only know of one store that sells them around here though, and they are so darn expensive.
- May 24, 2010 10:00 AM
- twodollar_love said...
new russh this wednesday woooo, plus it's only $10 in aus, fab-u-lous!
- May 24, 2010 10:31 AM
- vanillacardamom said...
thanks for posting about it, now hopefully more people will realize how awesome it is!
- May 24, 2010 1:14 PM
- Glamour Bbey. said...
Hay dear blogger!
How are you? I'm glad that I've visited this blog! She's lovely.
Please, check mine too & maybe we can follow eachother!
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- May 24, 2010 1:22 PM
- Katie said...
Lula and Worn are brilliance in magazine form. I will have to check out Russh as soon as my next paycheque is deposited!
- May 24, 2010 1:32 PM
- Foxy said...
Lame, but I conformed and nominated you for blog award...because I'm twice your age and you're more kick-ass than me.
- May 24, 2010 2:14 PM
- Deepa said...
You seriously are good with your content and writing style! Keep up the good work!
- May 24, 2010 3:41 PM
- hope505 said...
hey thanks I've been looking for some new magazinis! I've been wondering about LULA & now convinced I should get it so ~ thanks! ~
* : )
- May 24, 2010 4:00 PM
- The Vegaran said...
Hah, I can honestly say that I have never heard of any of the three magazines... They do look intriguing, though. I'm just too cheap to buy any magazine... ever. I should see someone about that...
- May 24, 2010 4:29 PM
- Anastasia and Duck said...
Lula I've heard of but never bought. Russh I saw on Susie Bubble's blog, but haven't bought. Worn I have never even heard of. But now I'm going to buy all three...
- May 24, 2010 4:35 PM
- Bubu said...
Hello Friend, I love love love your blog, it's very interesting!!! I really like your style!! i'll visit you many times for sure honey.
- May 24, 2010 5:13 PM
- Bubu said...
I'd like to invite you to visit my fashion blog:
Thank you :). KISSES FROM SPAIN
- May 24, 2010 5:13 PM
- おぴー said...
Hello I am piitoro.
I am Japanese
I got to know you by news.
I want to learn the idea concerning your
fashion though I do not understand English.
Therefore, I am grappling it with the translation machine now.
- May 24, 2010 5:52 PM
- firefly said...
Sounds cool!
- May 24, 2010 7:48 PM
- Angeles Almuna Design said...
I love Lula and Worn, great magazines! and I love your special sense for things and feelings...you are unique1
Kisses Lady Tavi
- May 24, 2010 10:29 PM
- Meet Virginia said...
its awesome that you read magazines that are more underground! love that! love you, you're the best!
- May 24, 2010 11:30 PM
- zoomslow said...
Well! With a Part UNO that good, I can not wait for Chapter B!!!
I always approach these more expensive magazines with some apprehension 'cause, I worry that the content will kinda numb my inspiration or I'm concerned that I'm getting some sort of 2nd hand or processed inspiration - hope you know what I mean :-)
"BUT" - hearing about how you approach these magazines, & what you get from them, has really got me re-evaluating! Your descriptions, particularly where you explain the moods that the content puts you in (especially re. Lula... "I expect sparkles to fly up in my face with every page turn." = <33, and how the magazines mix things up), are just full of joy and wonder (and not some wishy washy wonder, but funny and insightful wonder) - are just awesome, and inspiring!
Yes! Your writing makes me want to look at these magazines so I can put myself in the same moods as you. Well, maybe I'll try and avoid the "Speak In A Monotone And Give Everyone Death Stare" mood, 'cause it might cause me to do something I'll later regret :-))
- May 25, 2010 1:37 AM
- Mystery Bruises said...
oh tavi, russh is my bible! im so happy to hear you love it, it started in australia you know, thats where im from, ive been reading it religiously since the very first issue, you should check out ebay for the past issues, they are just as amazing as the ones today, thats what i love about it they never dissapoint!
keep up the good stuff girlfriend
- May 25, 2010 8:21 AM
- kelly frances said...
russh is one of my favorites, good picks!!
- May 25, 2010 12:22 PM
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- May 25, 2010 12:28 PM
- fashiondreamer said...
I loved this post - I adore Vogue and Russh but its cool to hear about others too.
- May 25, 2010 1:22 PM
- Young, Ginger, Fashion Daisy said...
Wow, I wish all these were sold in the UK... love the blog <3
- May 25, 2010 1:37 PM
- Mashanda Scott said...
Thanks for posting these, I will check them out!
- May 25, 2010 2:25 PM
- cancercowboy said...
thanks for this interesting look through your eyes. and you don't talk too much, your style of writing is quite entertaining.
- May 25, 2010 3:24 PM
- Alyssa Pageot said...
I'm soo glad you included WORN! It's one of my favourites and definitely will be getting a lot more recognition after this. I actually had an interview a little while back for an internship position there, but I didn't get it :( Maybe next year though!
- May 25, 2010 4:50 PM
- Stephanie said...
I work at WORN and I'm so glad you love it and can't wait to read your piece in the next issue. You should be coming to the release party on Friday! You might have to kick Anna off the futon if you plan on staying over, though...
- May 25, 2010 5:07 PM
- Sophiamalia said...
http://www.pedestrian.tv/arts-and-culture/news/russh-gets-a-cover-dude/15801.htm Thought you would like this...x
- May 26, 2010 12:59 AM
- Harley said...
I work for Lula on the side, and I have to say your fairy description is pretty head-on.
- May 26, 2010 4:04 AM
- Aliblahblah said...
Spot on with Lula I love that magazine - it's like someone crawled inside my head and made a magazine out of it. I just wish it was easier to get hold of and was a more frequent publication.
- May 26, 2010 10:42 AM
- km. said...
Russh is my fave!!! Great choices
- May 26, 2010 11:04 AM
- Fashion is me said...
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- May 27, 2010 8:15 AM
- Fashion is me said...
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- May 27, 2010 8:15 AM
- Fashion is me said...
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- May 27, 2010 8:15 AM
- Sooz said...
I just read the new issue of russh from start to cover. And then read it again. Stevie dance has done a great job with this one!
I find I can pick up a russh that is a year or two old and can still find inspiration in the pages, while the fashion shoots still seem relevant.
If russh is up your alley, you might like to pick up Karen magazine if you ever see it. It only comes out twice a year, but you can see why from the amazing quality and dreamlike shoots.
- May 28, 2010 7:06 AM
- fin481516 said...
^pretty much my reaction when I found it. :D
- May 28, 2010 11:22 AM
- Amy said...
- May 29, 2010 1:09 PM
- (not)PicturePerfect said...
love your recommendations for magazines!
- May 30, 2010 12:40 AM
- severin said...
i love these magazine, because it'is not like the normal fashion magazines.
- May 31, 2010 7:26 AM
- _____ said...
where do you buy these? in my rinky-dink town, you can't get them. :((
- June 01, 2010 12:34 PM
- Love Lucy said...
I love Russh too! I found it a few years ago and I almost can't wait till those two months are up. The latest issue has just come out in Australia, there are some fab articles and a wicked photo shoot featuring models with bleached to within an inch of its life hair! Oh and about dishing the shit, wait till you read the article about Courtney Love! x
- June 03, 2010 2:03 AM
- Ella said...
Amen to the Russh references miss. It's one of my favourites. It's become a little Americanised recently but good on them for cracking the international market.
- June 04, 2010 1:16 AM
- spades of said...
Just ordered the recent edition of Worn thanks to your rave review. The cover's so fantastic, that was almost enough for me. I'm sure it will be worth my last $13.
- June 07, 2010 12:05 AM
- Andrew C said...
Thanks for this entry. It's so easy to get sucked into the world of big magazines (V being my personal go to) and the world of high end couture, and while that stuff inspires it's a world most of us can't make use of and it comes with so many strings attached. Your recommendations sound great, especially Worn. I just ordered it as a matter of fact. I'm pretty excited to see what they're about.
- June 09, 2010 6:18 PM
- knowjuan said...
I got 5 issues of WORN during Toronto's Word on the Street Festival. All for $12. Plus the people at their tent were (and still are) really cool and friendly.
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Fifty-years ago a child diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia or the most common type of childhood cancer, had less than a 2 percent chance of surviving.
Today that same child has as much as a 90 percent chance to survive.
Dr. Charles Main, Section Head, Pediatric Hematology & Oncology, Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, has treated children during the half-century span.
He explains to Fox 2's Deena Centofanti what has changed in medical community during his time as a physician and why treatment is so much better today. Play the video in the player
He also has started a scholarship fund to help kids who fallen behind at school gain a better chance to get their 'full' life BACK.
This is where you come in. If you want to help with the good doctor's mission, there's an event on April 20 called "Stars Guitars.'
'Stars Guitars' auction and concert benefits kids after cancer
Saturday, April 20 @ 6pm
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Signed Guitars and concert by the Little River Band
WEBSITE: www.starsguitars.org
The fund's purpose is to assist young cancer survivors to pursue advanced education. A total of 37 students are receiving scholarships this year.
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"I wanted to encourage my young patients to overcome their health issues and strive to reach their full potential as they battle through the darkness of a devastating disease like cancer," says Dr. Main. "Seeing these fantastic kids, who have been through so much, have this opportunity to shine is rewarding."
For many young patients and their families, just knowing that there is life after cancer with educational opportunities and a bright future ahead of them provides the inspiration they need to get through the frightening and difficult days. Since the inception of the program in 1992, more than 150 students have been awarded more than $850,000 in scholarship money.
The Charles A. Main, M.D. Pediatric Cancer Survivor Scholarship Fund was expanded five years ago to include medical grants to address and care for the late effects of the very treatments that saved the lives of these children. Common long-term side effects of cancer treatment include cardiac and respiratory issues, vision and hearing problems, delayed growth and development and learning disabilities, all of which need follow-up care. Medical grants to Beaumont's Late Effects Clinic are provided for those young people who have survived cancer but do not qualify for medical insurance due to pre-existing conditions.
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Ah! I knew there were two blonde girls I always got confused! They were popular around the same time, right?
Gretchen, I don't mind being called Ash or AmeriAsh or even my screen name. I think it's nice that we all know each other's names.
Ah! I knew there were two blonde girls I always got confused! They were popular around the same time, right?
Gretchen, I don't mind being called Ash or AmeriAsh or even my screen name. I think it's nice that we all know each other's names.
Thanks for all the input, ladies! I'm not sure I want to go the route of professional help since she has made such vast improvements doing what we've been doing. Just the fact that she lets me take things out is a step. But I do know that as time goes on that she will need to take a more active role. I believe, just by the steps she's taken over the past year, and the maturity she has shown me regarding her emotions, that she will be able to. I was taking her to a counselor for awhile, the only child one that our insurance covered and it was a complete waste of time. Savana would not talk to her and frankly she was not very warm and didn't do much to draw Savana out of her shell. There was no diagnosis. Everything I did was based on advice from abbeysmom, who L mentioned. I read some literature on children with ocd and followed the advice they gave and she's shown major improvement. Ash, I am so glad you enjoyed yourself! A child free night would be amazing. I hope that will come sometime in our future! I am so gosh darn tired today. I stayed up way too late organizing my bathroom cupboards and as soon as I lay down and close my eyes, Sawyer wakes up! ARGH. Then he was up at 5am and though he was willing to lay down, he wouldn't stop chattering so I coudn't go back to sleep. Plus, yesterday he ate a ton of straight roasted garlic (he loves it) and so his pee smell was so strong my eyes were burning! lol. Once I got him up to change him he was ready to go sit on the couch and read books. I can hardly hold my eyes open today. Going to have my second round of coffee here so I can make it throught the afternoon!
I would trust your gut, Bridget. You have good instincts when it comes to your kids. I wasn't suggesting that you take Savana to a therapist, but that you meet with one to come up with a long term plan. I mean, none of us are professionals, so there are likely limits to what we can offer, and you may get good, usable information from a therapist. It kind of stinks though that there is only one that is covered with your insurance. As with everything else, there are good therapists and bad therapists, and the one you met doesn't sound all that great.
I forgot to tell you guys, but we celebrated Mira's 3rd birthday on Saturday, at SIL's house. She had called to ask me what she should get, and I said something small, like Play Doh or puzzles. Guess what she got? A frickin' kitchen. I don't know if they make anything bigger. Why bother asking, right?
We had a Korean chocolate cake, Korean wings (both are AMAZING; I don't even eat wings, but this stuff is so addictive) and Chinese food. Yesterday, Mira was super cranky from needing a nap, and asked what happened to her beautiful brown cake. I said that it's all gone, that her brothers ate it, as did we. She goes 'Bad brothers! I'm going to put my hands inside their tummy, take it out, and eat it all!' Shortly thereafter, she fell asleep. She loves, loves, loves her "brudders", so I knew she must desperately need a nap.
Well, our outing today ended prematurely. We met Janet and Maiya at Children's Fairyland, and at least I gave her the Potette potty seat before we got started. They got to see how R. just likes to run off, but he was at least telling me where he was going. ("I'm going to take a short cut and meet you over there.") Then after we got in, my more responsible child ran face-first into the bubble machine and destroyed her gum above her central incisor and knocked her tooth loose. The tooth is displaced below the other teeth, the gum is a pulpy mess above three teeth, and after being on hold for a long time while holding C. and trying to control the bleeding and comfort her while keeping on eye on the two boys (and thank goodness Janet was there!), we decided to just go since it was obvious we wouldn't be able to keep playing no matter what. We have an emergency appointment at the dentist at 2 PM today and they are going to check for fractures and pull the displaced tooth and any others that might be damaged.
It was hard going back to the car, because R. kept wanting to run away, so I had to hold his hand, and S. didn't want to leave so I had to drag him with my other hand, and C. needed comfort so I had to hold her with my third hand. Just kidding. I don't have a third hand. I had to apologize to C. I tried to hold both boys with one hand, but they were both being too recalcitrant, so I held each one with a strong hand and asked C. to be patient with me and told her I would give her extra attention when we had the boys confined. She impresses me so much sometimes. I'd show you a picture, but it's way too gory.
Omg, poor little C!
Poor kid! That sounds awful! Hope she heals quickly.
Ouch! I hope it isn't too terrible.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Oh my gosh, L. Poor little poppet! That sounds awful. I hope the damage is limited to the one tooth and that her gum heals quickly.
And Suja, happy birthday to Mira! She's so cute... I can just picture her talking about the cake (if I were her, I'd be mad there wasn't any left over, too!). And I'm sorry about the kitchen. I hope it's not too different than what you would have chosen (my mom does that kind of thing and it drives me crazy). But I'll bet Mira will love having a play kitchen.
Mira's birthday is not until Friday. We celebrated early because my visiting niece who was here on her college tour was leaving yesterday, and we wanted her to be a part of it. I am okay with the kitchen. It's just too big and spendy, and I'm really trying hard to downsize Mira's "stuff" (which she has too much of). My preference would've been for something small that I could stick in a cubby or shelf. But, it holds her attention for more than 5 seconds, which is always good.
I wasn't familiar with Mindy McCready's music but I had heard about her recent troubles. How sad Happy early birthday to Mira! L, sorry about the tooth! Thanks for not posting the picture Teeth stuff really grosses me out! I hope the teeth are okay. Speaking of that, Josh damaged one of his front teeth about 3 years ago and it's getting loose. It's one of the top ones so it's not supposed to come out first but he had a dentist appt. today and they said it might come out early. Plus one of his bottom teeth is loose. I'm sorry the kitchen is so huge Suja, do you have room for it? I wonder why she asked and then disregarded what you said.Ah ha..if you put "break" twice, each inside the greater than/less than symbols, they make paragraphs. Thanks for the tip...I think it was L?And of course now that I've edited it again, the breaks are gone...LOL
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L, I am so sorry about C! How miserable it must have been for all of you to have to focus so much on the boys that you couldn't comfort her.
I walked face-first into a shoe attached to a child on the swings at school when I was 6. My tooth was kicked out and I remember it being very traumatic. I won't go into all my woes on the subject, but in short, keep in contact with your dentist and orthodontist regarding the missing tooth now.
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That sounds awful Mandy
With both my brother and two of my kids, the only teeth issues I've experienced first hand ended up being good things. There's some gene that makes a baby tooth not only appear dead center in the middle of their mouth, but is stubborn about coming out. All three knocked it out by falling at the same park.
We are home - I should have updated sooner. C. got her first laughing gas, had an x-ray to make sure nothing was fractured, and her first injections of lidocaine in the mouth. Her tooth was pulled, but luckily it seems like there was not much other damage. I'm really happy that our dentist came in on a holiday to treat her, although I had to convince her a little bit and I sent her some pictures and she consulted with a pediatric specialist to be sure. She thought it would be okay to wait a few days at first. C. was a trooper during the whole thing, with only a little bit of crying here and there, but now she's having a lot of pain and says she doesn't think she can eat. She says this is a sign that she's getting older, since she lost her tooth. I told her it's not the same if you run head-first into something with your eyes closed.
I am also a victim of having my teeth knocked out at an early age. I went from about age 2 til 7 with my two front teeth missing. I knocked them out on a friend's coffee table, after crawling rapidly through a play tunnel.
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Suja, I'm sorry about the present not being the small item you wanted, but for what it's worth, a play kitchen is a pretty good thing to have. I am pretty anti-stuff myself, but I bought a play kitchen and it has brought untold hours of creative play to my kids. If you can somehow find a space for it in your kitchen, it's nice to have them pretend to help cook while you cook, too. Later on, you can have a pretend restaurant, and have them wait on you and even write down orders and bring them back after cooking them. S. can occupy himself for tons of time cooking and cleaning in his kitchen.
L, in my case I lost my front tooth at 6 and it grew in, horizontally, at 10. I used the hole to chew on my pencil and the tooth grew in straight out. I also wore braces for five years. Teeth are still not straight. Never were despite all the crazy things my orthodontist did. He just gave up in the end, took them off and left me in peace with crooked teeth.
Take-home point: Don't let her chew on pencils.
Suja, I actually think a play kitchen is hands down the best developmental toy for any child Mira's age. So many opportunities for child-centered, creative play. I get why you're annoyed with your SIL for not discussing it with you, though.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I really am okay with the kitchen. I just don't know why she asked for input, if the plan was to ignore it. I had mostly moved all the toys from the living room to the foyer, and now this is back in there. There is no way to put it in the kitchen, unfortunately. Mira does like it a lot, and hopefully, she will continue to play with it.
Poor C! Glad the news was not bad as it initially seemed.
Yes, toy kitchens are a good, longstanding toy. Ours goes through phases of use, then gets dusty, then becomes a hot spot again.
So many teeth accidents in here! Glad C is ok. So sweet how she is forcing those swollen lips into a smile for the camera. Kai knocked out his 2 bottom teeth 2 summers ago. So much blood when they do that. It scared me. I took him to the ER and they were like, "yeah, you need to go to the dentist." lol...kind of "duh" moment there.Tomorrow I'm taking my 3+1 to a play downtown Madison. Eeeek. Wish me luck.
Bridget, you are one brave soul! Hope it's a lot of fun.
C. believes in the tooth fairy wholeheartedly, and she got a little tiny pink plastic treasure box from our dentist to put the tooth in, to keep it from getting lost under her pillow. To be extra safe, she put the tooth in the box and then put the whole shebang inside a huge gift bag, under her pillow. DH and I were just discussing this. He wanted to put a dollar under there. I said we should give her $5. He was aghast. I think C. will still be expecting something else, like a personal note or a whole room re-decoration with balloons and stuff, but I haven't been able to leave the house since we got home and I don't want to set the bar too high and a note would just give it away that it's us.
Do you have any glitter to sprinkle around the money so it looks more like a fairy left it? Just a little bit would do.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Ah, of course I have glitter, but I read your message too late and I have taken the tooth and replaced the money inside the gift bag. I think her initial disappointment of finding the gift bag still there will make the joy of finding the money all the more exciting.
Just because I felt like it, and because my mom spent some time at Christmas transferring some old baby pictures of me onto a disk as a present, I have at hand proof of me as a toddler with missing teeth!
Oh, let me tell you, it sounded awful! Even before I got a glimpse of the damage, I knew that hurt... Poor C!! And yes, she was quite the trooper. She even told me at one point "I'm excited, because now I have a loose tooth." I didn't want to tell her it's not the same, I didn't have the heart, as she was standing there all swollen and bloody...
I'm glad I helped somewhat, I just wish I could have helped more. Maybe I should have walked back with you, after all!
Once you left, we missed you all a lot. And Maiya has been telling Claire's story all day. She's been describing it, most of the time, as "Claire bumped in to the bubbles", which has confused a lot of people as to how that could hurt! They don't realize "the bubbles" are on a 7ft tall solid metal mushroom with little solid metal "leaves" sticking out right at tooth level... She's been saying "poor thing" at random intervals through the evening, too, and wishing her a speedy recovery ("I hope she feels better soon!"). After telling the story about 30 times, I finally got it recorded... But by then she was pretty much zoning out, as it was close to bed time, and not that cute. But suffice it to say, we are thinking about Claire!
L, you and C are both adorable!
Also, thank you for the Potette. Maiya loves it, and calls it "the potty from S", and has been using it just to use it! Which is good, good practice, so maybe she'll be comfortable with it out on one of our walks.
Suja, I hate when people do that. Seriously, why even ask??? Maybe they just wanted "ideas", but then thought they found something even better... Like they know better than you!! Hopefully Mira gets lots of good use out of her kitchen!
....And we can't go because the roads are awful. It's blustery snow and the mom of the little girl I take care of just called me to say there are cars going off the road all over the place. Then my dad called and said to stay home. DANG. I'm out $50 and we miss the show


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Photograph of Warrant Officers and Sergeants 2/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment
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|Carr, Charles Woodward
|Photograph of Warrant Officers and Sergeants 2/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment
|Sergeant Charles W. Carr is standing in the rear row, third from left. This photo is also reproduced in the official history of the regiment 'The story of the 2/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment 1914-1918' by A.F. Barnes MC, Gloucester: The Crypt House Press, Ltd. 1930. There it is described as taken July 1917, with the title and location used here. However the note on the revese of this photograph is Taken 27 June 1917 signed by Charles Carr. In the book RSM WW Spragg and RQMS ARN Joseland are also identified in the centre of the photograph.
Note that two photographs seem to have been taken of this group at the same sitting. The other photograph has a note to the rear indicating that they may have been taken in Ireland.
Part of large collection of photos and memoribilia relating to Serjeant 3091 (later 240965) Charles Woodward Carr, 2/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment - kept by Mrs Gill Porter and Mr Tony Carr of their father.
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