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Hardheart Ring would be the "mythical tank ring" you refer too. I got the LFR version week 3 of DS, my co-tank is still toting a 378. I was lucky enough to get a heroic one 2 weeks ago while he was on vacation. Indomitable Pride is still MIA on normal and heroic mode though. I don't even know how much DPS gear we're missing from shared boss loot. I think we might have seen one of most of it though at some point. Now i'm sitting around 175-200 boss kills that are eligible for shared boss loot (1-6 normal & heroic).
So, yeah, current implementation of shared boss loot is far from ideal. What might make it a little better is a larger number of bosses. Granted this only increases odds of seeing the items by a small ammount, but it's something. Another thing would be as lore said, just make shared boss loot a small upgrade as apposed to the "one of your two available items for the tier".
Though now that i think about it, there were a few problems in Firelands as well with seeing loot and lack of options. So yeah, small raid tiers = clusterf#cked loot tables. I think i would much rather have "rofl stomp this filler boss" then have to deal with another loot table that was split between less than 10 bosses where RNG can easily make or break your future progression.


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Looks like they came to an agreement. I really wanted a full year of no hockey.
Originally Posted by cyowan
Rulzzz 3:16 says I just liked your post!
Ban this idiot.
I kid, but wanting that is just dumb.
NHL teams need to be added to the favorite teams section.
They were locked out? Didn't notice.
I was enjoying having no hockey highlights on Sportscenter.
Originally Posted by Pitt_Clone
I was enjoying having no hockey highlights on Sportscenter.
You prefer an 22 hours of NFL and 2 hours of poker?
Let's bring the Cup to Minnesota!!!
I didn't even know the NHL was still around..........
Originally Posted by Swanson10
You prefer an 22 hours of NFL and 2 hours of poker?
Yes. Yes I do.
It was almost to the point where I didn't care anymore. NHL screwed themselves to the casual fan too. Oh well, short season will be exciting cause every game matters now.
In the 80's, locals used to talk about the Blackhawks fans. They said that the team had 40,000 loyal fans. 20,000 fans that went to very game and 20,000 fans that watched every game on closed circuit TV. So 40,000 fans are rejoicing today and the rest of Chicagoland doesn't know that the strike is over.
Hockey is a great sport. It's just too bad that Gary Bettman is trying to kill it
"Some programs don't want to win. It's okay."
-Poster on hawkeye lounge after the hiring of Hoiberg
Ok I was really hoping the NHL would disband and there would never again be hockey on ESPN.
Then I turn on ESPN today, and PBA is on.
So, I do the next best thing. ESPN2.
Billiards Trick Shots.
In other news, I am thinking of painting a room in my house. So for those of you who were missing out on the hockey entertainment, come over to my house and have some real fun watching it dry.
Wait, the hockey lockout is over?!?
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Curious. For those of you that print individual pages, what kind of book do you get to put them in? size? prices? how many pages fit in it? Thanks!!
Curious. For those of you that print individual pages, what kind of book do you get to put them in? size? prices? how many pages fit in it? Thanks!!
I got several 8x8 photo albums at Michael's for decent prices
I used to print 12x12 loose pages - and just bought books at Michaels to put them in - now I do bound books - found it is cheaper that way - even if its one big chunk at once!
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I print loose pages. I use Creative Memories because i like that they are books and I dont always scrap in order. I buy the coversets which i think are $25 and then the pages are $17 For 15 pages i think. You can fit 3 packages of pages in there so 90 completed LOs or A45 pages.
I usually buy books at Hobby Lobby and the refills there too but I was hoping for some info on a 3 ring binder type. Since I scrap out of order I am always rearranging and taking them apart and I find it to be a pain
My step mom uses 3 ring binder type made by Pioneer. I just bought her a really pretty red one for xmas. She likes it cuz she scraps out of order too.
Thanks Suzanne
I do both. I usually get mine at Hobby Lobby or Michaels. And then I print books too. I've actually found a company called Artscow that has them for really cheap! Especially if you don't mind the 8x8 size (we're talking $7.99 and good quality).


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Michael S. Malone author of the book Four Percent: The Story of Uncommon Youth in a Century of American Life recently spoke at the Eagle Day celebration held at the National Museum in Irving, TX in August. Published in 2012, Four Percent tells the stories of dozens of notable Eagle Scouts across the past century and is one of the most complete histories of Eagle Scouts ever written. You may view his remarks here beginning at the 7:15 minute mark.
Making the News
In this exclusive video, step inside the control room of the CBS Evening News as Eagle Scout Scott Berger reveals what goes into the making of each broadcast. Plus, pick up a copy of the Summer 2014 Eagles' Call magazine to learn how the associate director juggles a 24-hour news cycle with the responsibilities of a dedicated Scouter. Watch video.
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Two years ago, NESA began a program of selecting young Eagle Scouts who aspire to be explorers and field scientists to go on scientific expeditions. Enjoy this video about the life changing experiences these Eagle Scouts have earned in pursuit of their dreams. Watch video.
Videos of 2014 NESA Award Winners
Every year, NESA awards scholarships and awards to many Eagle Scouts from around the country. Recipients of the United Health Foundation scholarship, the STEM scholarship and the Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award were profiled in these videos first shown during the Americanism Breakfast at the 2014 National Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tenn. Watch videos.
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It is standard practice by universities and other alumni associations to conduct a directory project for alumni about every four years. The last Eagle Scout Directory project was conducted in 2008. Therefore, the National Eagle Scout Association has entered into an agreement with Publishing Concepts Inc. (PCI) to publish a 2015 Eagle Scout Directory. PCI is a well-established publisher of alumni directories whose clients include SMU, University of Colorado, Harvard, and the U.S. Naval Academy. In conjunction with this project, PCI will invite Eagle Scouts to update their information as well as purchase an Eagle Scout directory and/or a NESA membership if they are not already a member.
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As part of the directory project, NESA will be conducting a fun "select the cover" contest to decide which cover will be on the front of the directory. Eagle Scouts will be able to choose from four designs and pick which one they like best. The directory will also contain a unique introduction piece on the importance of Eagle Scouts to our country.
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The National Eagle Scout Association has commissioned a new company, Publishing Concepts (PCI), to produce the 2013 annual Eagle Scout publication that will feature the newest Eagle Scouts from the Class of 2013. The current publication entitled "Eagle Scout Yearbook Class of 2013," will contain photos of the newest Eagle Scout Class, and will also include a data CD to help Eagle Scouts stay in touch with each other.
Almost 60,000 young men have received the Eagle Scout award in 2013, which is one of the highest number of Scouts to receive this prestigious award in 100 years. This project will truly be a celebration of the commitment to the service and leadership of Eagle Scouts everywhere.
For those who earned their Eagle in 2013, be on the lookout for any outreach that PCI might send your way!
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Hi everyone!
I have been totally MIA for the past 8 months here, and am now finding time to scrap again since going back to my full time job and other roles in various organizations.
It is time to get a new computer, and I have no idea what to get that will be best to use for scrapping. I had a dell laptop, inspiron 1720. I liked the size of the screen, but the memory is low and the computer is slow.
I have alot of styles, brushes, etc. for digi scrapping, and am currently using 2 ehd drives when I scrap.
Don't want a Mac. Just ready for change is all.
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YES! contributing editor Madhu Suri Prakash is a longtime friend of poet, essayist, novelist, activist, and farmer Wendell Berry. Inspired by changing attitudes among her college students, who were reading Berry, Madhu declared the Wendell Berry Era, and wrote to him, proposing that he write an open letter to President Obama calling for funding to establish new small farms. This correspondence ensued.
Dear Wendell,
I have a dream; and, at its center, you stand—tall, humble, simply magnificent.
Despite all my reservations about writing to you, here I am, hours before dawn, doing something I could not even have dared to imagine only last evening.
I awoke with a dream long before the sun is scheduled to shine. In this dream, I join millions reading your open letter to the White House, courteously requesting $5 billion—a tiny pittance compared to the going rate for government bailouts—to regenerate 50 million family farms; $5 billion, in other words, that could support young people who have the gumption and sense of adventure necessary to grow food and sequester carbon in the soil; $5 billion that would allow American women, men, and their families a chance to eat and grow clean, uncontaminated, uncancerous food.
Your moral stature and vision are such that all you would have to do is write such an open letter to the president to more fully awaken millions; to start a groundswell.
My dream declared itself loud and clear as soon as I rolled out of bed—perhaps the time is right. It's been a long time coming, Wendell. Your half-century-old patience, my dream declares, may finally be paying off. Your time, the Wendell Berry Era, has finally dawned. Hopefully.
People might now be ready to embrace your vision, holding it close to their hearts while abandoning the illusions foisted upon us by recent elections and by corporate admen and those in cahoots with them. My dream declares boldly that not only your grassroots fans in the millions are ready to savor your wisdom, but that others, who may not have heard of you nor studied your writings, are world-weary of hokey hope and industrial illusions, and are ready as well. We find ourselves genuinely scared of the triple crises of climate collapse, resource depletion, and inequality, which we have all colluded in creating, and, at long last, are able to hear your words with an openness to surprise.
Your long patience with all of us during the past half-century reminds me of the 50-year-old patience of Gandhi. Gandhi had a dream of walking unarmed towards Ahimsa freedom, symbolized by taking back from the Empire India's salt—the original birthright of its people. Gandhi's tiny coterie of conspirators marching to the ocean to harvest their salt was the most powerful 20th-century gesture of the powerless spurning brute force.
If Hindus in the heyday of the British global economy could exercise the audacity of harvesting salt by the side of their beloved Gandhi, then what stops us from shaking off the shackles with which Monsanto, ADM, Cargill, and their governmental gang bind us? What stops us from harvesting our own food, nourishing our communities, audaciously enjoying the pleasures of eating?
Wendell, it is clearly outrageous of me to ask anything of you over and
above the many gifts you have brought into my life. Following in your
footsteps, learning lessons given to us by many of your loving
fans—including the likes of Ivan Illich, Michael Pollan, and Barbara
Kingsolver—I find myself still compelled to write to you from my small
world in Happy Valley, Pennsylvania.
The time has come to listen to you and your kindred spirits.
Your era is our era.
We are ready.
P.S. Have I ever properly thanked Tanya and you for all the abundant gifts of hospitality with which you showered Krishna, Gustavo, and me?
Dear Madhu,
Your letter is full of good news. Its only mistake is your overestimation of me and what I'm capable of. As most men would be, I'm delighted to have made an appearance in an attractive woman's dreams, and so I'm tempted to concur in all the terms of your praise, but in fairness to my own understanding of myself I'm obliged to resist.
I'm not a leader. I am, above all, in no way comparable to Gandhi, who was an ascetic. I love the world's abundance of ordinary pleasures. And he was a leader. I have neither the character nor the abilities required for leadership. And I want no followers. If I looked back and saw myself being followed, my only wish would be to escape. I am a mostly solitary man, always in need of quiet, who has written some essays inviting, not converts or followers, but honest judgment.
So far as I can see, there is no reason for me to write an open letter to the president. All of my effort as an essayist has been at least to suggest the real complexity of the issues of agriculture, and of all of human culture in its relationships to nature. I would not now reduce that effort to the inevitable oversimplification of an open letter to a politician.
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The following may be used to promote the bone marrow registry program world wide but must not be altered in any way shape or form. My name and email address must accompany my "diary."
My only hope is that this will draw more people into the registry and as a result of this hopefully save the lives of those who need a bone marrow transplant.
Brian E. Beattie
Not to be altered or reproduced in any shape or form without the written permission from the author,
From the date that I was informed that I was a positive match to the date of my surgery I can honestly say that I thought about the bone marrow program and "my" patient several dozen times a day. I wanted to tell everyone that I spoke with, matter of fact if you ask my work colloquies they would probably say that's all I spoke about. My friends and family also heard the same probably more as I was telling them all about the dreaded disease that now is starting to be tamed-Leukemia.
As a user of email and access to the Internet I had access to several newsreader groups from which I obtained a wealth of information. The most valuable information on the "net" came from a monitored news group called BMT-TALK, (Bone Marrow Talk). I sent out a query on the email asking if anyone was a donor or about to become a donor. This was really neat as within hours I had a response from a lady who lived here in the Ottawa-Carleton area and also was about to become a B.M.D. (Bone Marrow Donor). This was amazing as this news posting goes world wide and the chance of locating someone in my own city was neat ! We wrote to each other telling of our experiences as we went through the workup process, separate but together via e-mail.
We arrive at the hospital at 6:30 a.m.(twenty minutes early). We check in at the admissions office and then proceed to the day surgery unit where we wait in the near dark waiting room. After about 15 minutes of nervously flipping through magazines the nurse came out and asked me to come in and get changed into the hospital "greens". I was then assigned my bed, the Nurse who was assigned to prep me was simply wonderful. I was still nervous my wife and I said a short prayer together for me and for the patient who the following day would receive my bone marrow via intravenous (I.V.).
At about 7:45 a.m. the porter showed up to bring me to the operating room. On the way I spot the bone marrow co-ordinator from the Ottawa Red Cross who was himself waiting to get into the "greens" as he was going to be video taping my operation. This video would later be used to assist those who like myself were positive matches and would be going through the donation procedure.
7:50 a.m. and I'm laying on the stretcher outside the operating room waiting for the anesthetist to show. As I strain my neck to sneak a peak through the window of the operating room I see a beehive of activity, my stomach is now a ball of nerves. Finally after a few more minutes (which feels like hours) I am wheeled into the operating room. The room appears smaller than I envisioned it - actual size maybe 12x15 ? What I do notice first is the anesthetic machine and the tables and tables of surgical instruments. Within minutes of being wheeled into the room one of the nurses puts an I.V. line into my left hand - painless. Another is placing heart monitor pads on my chest and left side of my back, while she is doing that another is placing a blood oxygen clip on one of my fingers on my left hand. Talk about being wired for sound ! I now hear a beep-beep-beep from my heart monitor - If I didn't know any better I would say one of the nurses was playing Nintendo... The bone marrow co-ordinator from the Ottawa Red Cross calls out my name from across the room. He started video taping me as soon as I entered the operating room, this video for me is something that I will provide me lifetime of memories and the Red Cross a educational tool.
The nurses and surgeons are all there, I count 11 total. I'm starting to get very drowsy now and it is really hard to find the urge to drift off - but I am determined to give it my best shot (as can be seen in the video). The anesthetist gives me a small drink of very bitter antacid, YUCK ! The next few seconds are a blur but I hear the anesthetist telling me to breathe the oxygen and GO TO SLEEP! What happened next ? Lights out baby... that's it... I was outa there !!
The next thing I remember is I have an extremely sore throat and a mask of some sort on my face. Not knowing where I was I was babbling not understanding what I was saying but still speaking. I remember seeing the bone marrow co-ordinator briefly but then drifted off to sleep. I didn't know it but I was in the recovery room and the operation was over - successful but sore.
Wow, I can hardly wait to view the video.
I was in the operating room from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m., then wheeled into the recovery room from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., then off to the day care unit where I started out earlier in the morning.
The time now is 10:00 and I am feeling much better, less groggy but a little sore in my lower back. I still have the I.V. in my left hand which is accepting my unit of blood that I had given at the Red Cross a week earlier. It took about three hours to transfuse me and while I am in my bed the bone marrow co-ordinator shows up with a goodie bag.
My wife at this point takes over the video camera as I am presented with some parting gifts from the Red Cross (I feel like a game show contestant). I am given a couple large Red Cross note pads, a coffee mug, a T-shirt and heavy duty sweat shirt with a really neat logo of a heart and two faces looking at each other each in differant colors.
I left the hospital at about 3 p.m. (the same day) and headed home. Once I got home I went to bed and slept until early evening, got up for about 1.5 hrs and then off to bed again where I slept until mid morning the next day. I got up (very slowly) and walked about realizing this was not as bad as I thought it was going to be.
Over the next several days I'd be lying if I said I didn't hurt. It was quite painful - BUT thank goodness for those little yellow pain pills. "Take a trip and never leave the house". Part of the pain was a stabbing pain that felt like an electric shock going down my right leg. This all pretty much disappeared after about the one week time frame - just some stiffness hung around (this I figured just to keep me humble).
I put this diary together and finally after 22 days post operative I feel completely normal. I've posted this on the Internet not for my glory but to encourage those of you who have not yet signed up on the national registry. Contact your local Red Cross for more information.
This news was very hard for me to comprehend. My feelings are that of confusion, anger, followed by sadness and a sincere feeling to reach out to that family (wherever they might be) and help them in any way possible.
My prayer is that God will reach down with His loving arms and wrap this family in a protective layer of love and understanding.
Since this was my one year anniversary I gave the Red Cross permission to release my name and address to my patient as well as place my name back on the unrelated bone marrow registry "active list."
When I was given her name and address it all of a sudden hit me that this to me was no longer an anonymous little girl but someone's precious gem. I would love to meet this little person and her family some day. Maybe they would like to visit Canada's capital and enjoy the goodness that God has given us all. Maybe some day...
An answering machine - RATS ! ! !
So I left a short greeting along with my name and telephone number.
This happened on Saturday morning.
When we left it was near minus 30 - when we arrived in Dallas it was 95 degrees. We spent several special times together over those10 days. We also spent many days by ourselves and put over 1200 miles on the rental car we were using. It was really hot - it turned out that the day we arrived it was the start of a major heat wave. Each day was 98 degrees or hotter (the hottest got up to 103 degrees). The last day we stayed dropped to the normal low of near 32 degrees. What a change! The flight back home was very, very rough and long. A lot of people were sick because of the air turbulence. We flew Dallas to Toronto and Toronto to Ottawa. After arriving home at 11:00 p.m. Ottawa time
I noticed that we were missing one bag - the bag that held all our souvenirs and the kids special things that they picked up while at a rodeo. I called the American airline we flew and they said "oh that's too bad, I then guess it's gone". I then called the Canadian airline and they said they would do their best. Two hours later I got a call saying my bag turned up on another flight from Dallas into Toronto and that they would bring it out that same evening (in a driving snow storm). Talk about great customer service!
I've received several hundreds of emails and personal letters from kind folks from all over the world. my contact with the family has been once in the past two years. I would like to have more but if this were meant to be I again say that don't lift up Brian Beattie but this little girl's family in your daily thoughts and prayers.
I would like to thank those who helped me through this interesting procedure. The people at the Red Cross in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. The nurses, surgeons and staff at the Ottawa General Hospital. My wonderful wife and children and last but not least Jesus Christ to whom I and my family have given our lives to.
Sign up today ! You never know, you just may end helping save someone's life ! Would I do it again - you betcha, in an instant.
Not to be altered in any shape or form without the written permission from the author, Brian E. Beattie


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The opening night audience of FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training's first play of the season doth not protest, but rather, finds Shakespeare's romantic doppelganger of mistaken identity to be a sterling choice for a showcase of student talent. Director Greg Leaming creates a lively free-for-all with his modernist take on the classic comedy, abetting clear-to-the-contemporary-ear speech and some rather eclectic character interpretation.
The modernism is externally reinforced by set designer Chris McVicker's checkerboard flooring and red furniture, and by David Covach's costume design, largely suggestive of the '50s, but sometimes echoing contemporary styles, most glaringly the women's high heels. Especially successful is the Jester's Mondrian-inspired color-block spandex sheath, which succeeds in being au courant as well as "Mad Men," and at the same time, evocative of the crazy quilt colors favored by Elizabethan jesters.
The plot revolves around Viola, an aristocrat who's been shipwrecked and washed up on the shore of Illyria. For safety, and to make her way in life, she disguises herself as a young man, modeled after her missing twin brother, and lands a job as page to Duke Orsino. He enlists her help in courting the countess Olivia, who then falls for the messenger, disguised Viola, instead, who in turn comes to love Orsino.
Maxey Whitehead plays Viola most believably as a sensible, sensitive young person who handles herself so well it's difficult to discern why she would be in love with pouty, self-centered Orsino, played with bland ruefulness by Cale Haupert. As Olivia, regal Amanda Lynn Mullen captures the entitled waspishness of the countess, and at the same time, her good taste in men.
Dominating the B plot, Feste, the jester, is uniquely brought to life by Lucy Lavely, who has assumed an intriguing hipster/trickster take on the knowing fool archetype. Reginald K. Robinson plays Malvolio, the head servant, whose self-righteousness makes him the target of a cruel prank played on him by Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew and Maria, respectively played by Brian Nemiroff, Zlatomir Moldovanski and Tori Grace Hines, with Kristen Lynne Blossom as Fabian.
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i am not talking about zen as a whole. to be clear i'm talking about a very specific type of enlightenment. the kensho or satori that happens to people who, without the proper timing and method, would not see nibbana but it happens only because a master did something for them at the right time and the right place. an example would be a samurai who suddenly sees nibbana at a zen temple because a master presented him with a koan or a whack on the head or a shout at the perfect moment. he has not the prerequisite morality or other factors to see nibbana and then after his realization he continues to kill and dies in battle, deluded, again.
for the longest time i didn't understand how someone could have possibly had satori but then backslide, but now i think i get it.
it is totally legitimate. it works and happens all the time. however the reason someone who has had this kind of zen awakening may not come off as an arahant and can backslide into delusion again is because it is like looking down an alleyway at the right moment to see a car slow and then immediately drive out of sight. right place, right time. no fully understood view of it nor knowledge of how to see it again. you definitely saw it, but that's it, a glimpse.
so you see nibbana, but then you're back into regular thought. the realization remains but can become clouded over time. like if you saw big foot or chupacabra in the forest for a split second. you know you saw it. but then over the years you start to wonder if it was just a person in a suit or a bear or a large dog. the memory fades and you start to doubt yourself. as long as one continues what hakuin called "post satori practice" one should continue to have revelations all the way up to arahantship or at least sotopanna. the problem is many get that one glimpse and assume that's the end. they go on about their lives and don't even realize they are not enlightened. they just force everything into their idea of them being enlightened.
of course this is not the norm, most zen practitioners only have a glimpse after the same progression as with theravada; one is lead through morality intensely as the first step, then mindfulness, and finally concentration. so when a realization comes it's more stable and lasting and has a huge base to sit on, even if it clouds with time the base is so strong it doesn't matter as the ball is rolling so strong.
i just came to this conclusion and also considered the idea that people may see nibbana on drugs or other altered mind states for a split second and not even realize it or even if they do, because it was revealed in a forced and artificial way, it does not stick in any way. and again, without the proper prerequisites the realization clouds and without any knowledge of the dhamma it would cloud extremely fast and may even be totally covered up and out of view.
the same is true for theravada, someone can see it for a moment and then utterly backslide. the only difference is that there is not much effort to suddenly enlighten people, it's very gradual, so there's probably less warriors seeing nibbana as there aren't methods presented for them to do so. they would be taught to drop the violence, clean up their act, then be mindful, then meditate and then might have a realization. a master probably wouldn't even consider that they would be capable of seeing nibbana unless the prerequisites were met.
again, this is about a very specific kind of zen experience. i am not talking about zen as a whole but a single type of event that has been talked about in zen literature, namely sudden and surprising satori happening to a person without them having fulfilled the other steps on the eightfold path. and of course this is just my opinion, just for fun.


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WASHINGTON - Lila Asher's Chevy Chase, Md. house is filled with paintings, sculptures and prints that the 91-year-old artist created over nearly seven decades of work.
Asher's art career traces back to the early 1940s, when she volunteered in The United Service Organizations' Hospital Sketching Program. There, she drew portraits of immobile G.I.s.
The Philadelphia native relocated to D.C. in 1946, where she established a studio for painting, sculpture and prints, and explored a career as both an artist and art professor at Howard University. Asher officially retired in 1991, but has continued to produce paintings and art prints from her studio at home.
This year, Asher has been chosen as one of the featured artists in Art Cart: Saving the Legacy, which preserves the works of aging artists and connects them with younger art students.
The project was started by Columbia University students in New York and is expanding to national levels this year. D.C. is one of the first cities to welcome the program.
How long have you been painting and doing art prints?
Oh I got my first oil paints on my seventh birthday. My parents knew I was interested in drawing. Then I went to a children's class at what later became the University of the Arts. I grew up in Philadelphia. Then I studied painting with Frank Linton, who was a pupil of Thomas Eakins, and then went to college at the University of the Arts.
I know you mostly do art prints now, but what other styles do you do?
I do portraits. I also do some stained glass.
In terms of portraits, I saw in your bio that you did charcoal sketches of members of the U.S. armed forces. Can you tell me about that?
I was officially a one-woman USO camp show. I would travel by myself six days at a time at one hospital, then would travel Sunday to the next hospital. (I did) military hospitals mostly -- in Philadelphia, it was a Navy hospital.
And this was during World War II?
Yes. And literally, I sat from bed to bed. I sat on a bed with a young man and did a sketch.
How was that experience?
Well it was a wonderful experience and very interesting too, because the young men -- some of them knew nothing about art. I had one guy say to me after I had finished, "Is that a freehand drawing?" And I had another guy say to me, "I don't take nothing for nothing," and handed me 50 cents. And so I was quite embarrassed, but I thought quickly.
I said, "Well if you want to give me something, I'll collect your shoulder patches and have an insignia from all the different areas." And so that began a collection of shoulder patches, which I made into a little quilt.
And do you still have that quilt today?
Yes -- it's in my book. I wrote a book called "Men I Have Met in Bed."
When did you start doing charcoal portraits of the soldiers?
Actually, I started when I was in college. The Stagedoor Canteen was only two blocks from college, and they called the college to see if there was a student who would be willing to come and sketch. The dean called me in to ask me to go. I was very flattered, so I went a few nights a week when I was still in college.
There also were some older artists in the area who I met and who organized a couple of artists at the time to go to local hospitals. We went to Atlantic City, where they had taken over a number of the fine hotels as hospitals. And also we went to Valleyford, where they had another hospital.
Finally the USO realized that this was important. Not only did the guys enjoy having their pictures sketched, but they had somebody to talk to for 30 minutes at a time. The guys were pretty lonely in the hospitals, so it was quite beneficial. We went only to those who were really bedridden, who couldn't go to the song-and- dance things that were given in the auditorium.
And so the USO finally organized it very well. They had a center in New York, and I worked six days. I had a little form with name, rank and serial number. And also, the name and address to where the patient wanted the picture sent. At the end of the six days, I had this little card attached to each one and I would give it to the special services officer at the hospital.


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We arrived at Guanajuato by bus from Monterrey, an overnight journey traversing Saltillo, Matahuala, San Luis Potosi, Silao and Leon. There are buses and flights (Nearest airport is in the neighbouring city of Leon) from almost all major cities of Mexico. Guanajuato is a mountainous city which is best explored by feet, driving is a serious nightmare for the streets are extremely narrow and parking is forbidden on almost all streets. Buses run frequently and are cheap and convenient, taxis are inexpensive not requiring any price haggling. Due it's mountainous nature, numerous tunnels, lit with faint sodium-vapour lamps, have been cut through for traversing the city.
The singularity of the city, which strikes almost immediately as you enter, is the colour of the buildings. Like a rainbow, they are painted with rich, profound colors - red, yellow, green, blue, brown and many more. The architecture is magnificently colonial throughout the city and seems that it was primarily designed for the horse carts and not the motored vehicles. The roads are cobblestoned at many places, countless narrow alleys and staircases emanates from the pavements leading to inner roads. Guanajuato has a pleasant climate all through the year, one of the reason for it to be a tourist attraction.
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The best part of visiting Guanajuato is that you don't really have to see or do anything specific, it would be delighting to just get lost and ramble around in the narrow alleyways which would take you back in time to the days of glorious colonial period. You happen to see artists selling their pieces of work on the street, street musicians playing exquisite traditional music which would set the listeners in motion.
For the less romantic mortals, Museo de Momies is the right choice. The entrance to this place a place of dreadful mummies cost 50 pesos (Rs. 200). They don't look nice like their embalmed Egyptian counter-parts but are direful with the dry rotten skin cladding the skeleton, holed and torn at some places. The heads are covered with ugly masses of tangled hair with blank hollow eyes giving them a scary outlook. There are sections where such mummified babies are kept, the faces of which are still in good shape and most of them are not naked which makes them look less horrific. It takes less than an hour for traversing this desecrated museum.
The city center has some good things in store for everybody. University of Guanajuato has a grand building and tall stairs which would make everybody pant and perspire by the time you reach the entrance. As we stood at the entrance, we had an immense desire to study in such a university with such brilliant view from a brilliant edifice. The triangular garden "Jardín de la Unión" at the downtown is very well maintained and is surrounded by restaurant's on two sides and a Templo de San Diego, known for La Estudiantina (student minstrel group) music, on the third side. The famous Teatro de Juarez is located just next to Templo de San Diego, though we didn't get time to enter the theater. It's the right place for nocturnal creatures, Guanajuato Grill and El Capitolio are at stones throw away from the garden which are well known night clubs. Located at center are Plaza de la Paz and Basílica Colegiata de Nuestra Señora de Guanajuato, two frequently photographed buildings of colorful and old fashioned grandeur. Mercado Hidalgo is an ancient market, estd. 1910, which sells souvenirs, food and other sundries.
A visit to Guanajuato without seeing El Pípila is as worthless as conjurer's gold. El Pípila is a gigantic statue atop the mountain built in memory of Juan Jose de los Reyes Martinez, the local hero of Guanajuato. During the first war of Mexican Independence, Juan Jose, nick named Pípila, set ablaze the door of Alhondiga de Granaditas where the Spaniards were hiding. One can either take funicular cars (costs 12 pesos one way, 24 both) or use the staircase for going uphill. The most beautiful vista of Guanajuato unveils itself as you start ascending; from the summit, the whole city lies naked like an epitome of color, intensity and vivacity. Among the bald yellow mountains at the horizon, lies one of the most beautiful Mexican cities, with colonial cupolas and splendid colorful little houses, turrets and towers, green gardens and blue skies with artistic clouds. A perfectly romantic scene set for lovers, artists and photographers. The entire panorama becomes doubly beautified at twilight once the lights are switched on.
Presa de la Olla is a dam built during colonial period to satiate the water needs of the town and now is a touristic attraction. There is a reservoir which is now used by romantic or family type of tourists for boating, but I would not recommend this place as a must visit. Though it has many tiny roadside restaurants serving cheap and tasty Gorditas and Quesadillas.
Food is Gunajuato deserves a special mention. I would recommend the travellers to try Enchiladas mineras, the typical food of Guananjuato. It is cheese and chicken rolled inside red tortillas served with potatoes and fried chicken leg, and when eaten with salsa makes you crave for more. Apart from enchiladas, Gorditas and Quessadillas are found almost everywhere are tastes sumptuous. Restaurant Vangogh at centro (on one of the sides of Jardín de la Unión) dishes out tasty food with attractive budget. Most restaurants serve food outside, on the pavements where you can give serenades to your special ones with Mariachis present there or get yourself caricatured by the artists. As we started our dinner, we saw a forlorn old lady came next to us and started dancing to the tunes of Mariachi, she danced with such fervid enthusiasm that the entire crowd started applauding to her pelvic thrusts she belted out every now and then.
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