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ok, many years ago, I took a class at a bead shop in Bellevue Washington (Beads and Beyond) and it was on a technique called "Cree Beadweaving".
The technique was an off loom technique, done with C-Lon, kind of like macrame, but no knots were used. It was an off-loom weft and warp technique. It was worked on the diagonal and size 6 or 8 beads were strung onto the warp, and the end result was a long bead fabric for belts, bags, or lariat necklaces.
Does this technique sound familiar to anyone? I don't remember who the instructor was, nor do I have the sample piece I worked up, or the directions or even pictures anymore. I've been dying to work this technique again, but I can't find anything that looks even similar. Not even macrame pieces.
HI Nicole,
Sounds like Diagonal Weave. Is it done with your fingers? Sally Ingram had an article in Beadwork in June/July2001issue but I can't find a reference to it here on the Beadwork site.
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Yes! That's IT!
I just used Diagonal Weave as a search term and found lots of stuff it wasn't, but did find one picture that is exactly what I'm talking about!
Yes, it was a needle-free technique, but the photo I'm looking at seems as thought it could have been done with a needle because in the example they show, the weft is beaded with size 11s and the warp has czech crystals. The one I worked so many years ago (like 15+) left the weft cords exposed.
Can I post a photo and link to another site giving appropriate credit? I better go read the TOS again. haha.
Thank you! Thank you! Now I know where to start looking! :)
Here's a link to the one sample I found online:
Diagonal Weave Bracelet. It's at the very bottom of the page, second to the last row, far right-hand side! Yea! Now... I have to remember HOW to do it or see if I can find an online tutorial or back issue of that 2001 Beadwork magazine! haha.
Looking at that picture it looks vaguely familiar. If you can't find that issue of Beadwork, I'm 99% certain I do, so I could scan the article for you.
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Now that i know what to look for, I found a simple line drawing of the warp and weft on an archeology site haha, and the small blurb mentioned that the warp becomes the weft, like it would for half-hitch macrame. I also was able to send Sally Ingram an email, but it remains to be seen if she is able to respond or if the address I found is still good. What I learned some 12 years ago is slowly coming back to me. haha.
I know I don't have that issue of Beadwork and if I can't find one to purchase on Ebay, I might be dropping you a line if that's ok! That's more than I could have hoped for!
Thanks so much everyone! I think my 5 year quest to find this technique again might finally be over! Ah, it's a good day! :)
Gotta love it when something clicks! If you can't find what you need, by all means send me a message and I'll look it up for you. :)
I'm so glad I recognised your description, Nicole.
Is'nt it great when we finally track down something we've been looking for for a ling time?
NicoleT:Does this technique sound familiar to anyone? I don't remember who the instructor was, nor do I have the sample piece I worked up, or the directions or even pictures anymore. I've been dying to work this technique again, but I can't find anything that looks even similar. Not even macrame pieces.
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Thanks Stan!
I did manage to figure out the weave on my own based on a relatively rough sketch I found online and combined that sketch with what I know about micro-macrame... I think i've got it right. I now have 12 feet of C-Lon hanging from my ceiling, and a ladder. HAHAHA and I'm about 4" into it and it looks right. My family thinks I've lost my marbles and have finally gone insane. They're probably right too!
This is beautiful, I'd love to find the directions too. I looked and don't have the magazine, now I'm looking for those books Stan.....
HI Pam,
This might be the sketch Nicole found:
I remembered a conversation years ago over at the Beadwork forum on about.com. Sally Ingram who wrote the article I have from Beadwork magazine gave us an American flag pattern.
Do an advanced seach for number 5906.1.
Message number 7337.1 has 94 messages in it. Lots of information from Sally and other people.
Now all we really need is the folks here at Beadwork to make the project available for those people that don't have the old issue. The back issue isn't available to buy nor is the project.
Hope this helps.
Yep! that was the drawing I found!
My sister wanted a belt woven like this, so that's what I'm doing right now. I am about 5" into it, but I'm thinking about ripping it apart, I think I blew a row and now it's not looking right. I think I have the basic technique down, but I was probably over ambitious by starting into the project without doing a bracelet or something smaller first. haha. I might have to back myself up. Not too mention, I have twelve feet of cord hanging from the ceiling on a plant hook... my arms are tired! haha.
As soon as I get my act together, I'll write up and illustrate some instructions!
This is a cool pattern for sure. It's so flexible, textural, and the bias design is visually interesting. It's really not so different from the weave that you use to do a diagonal half-hitch macrame, you're just using beads to hold the rows instead of half-hitch knots.
Your poor arms NIcole! I can't imagine the pain.
Do you have to take all of the belt apart? How far back is the mistake?
It would be fabulous if you could write up some directions for everyone. I emailed Jean Campbell last night to ask if Beadwork could publish the project again. Jean answered already and likes the idea but it might take a few months.
I'm off to the shops to find some cotton thread to make a bracelet
today. Apparently cotton works better for this. Found my copy of
Beadwork last night. The bracelet in Sally's article if for cubes and
I don't have enough. Think I like the idea of 11s better anyway.
You know I'm going to have to dig up that article and play with it now that you've started this. I have 1 project in progress I have to finish and then I can actually work on some "play" projects.
My LBS has bracelets in the window that are similar. In the picture Nicole had the link to, the seed beads went diagonally from top left to bottom right. At my LBS, they also had seed beads going from top right to bottom left - so each bead was surrounded by seed beads but it still looked square - does that make sense? It is like a diagonal checkerboard. They had one that had gold seed beads and pastel Swarovski crystals - the crystals go diagonally down in 'stripes' ( a 'stripe' of pink, then blue, then green). The other one is done with almost clear seed beads (sorry - not very familiar with seed bead colors) with glass pearls and they go in diagonal 'stripes' in white, gray and black. They are both so very pretty. I gave a thought to trying weaving again after seeing them. The last time I was there, I asked what the stitch was but the owner didn't know. She said a former employee from Russia had done the bracelets. It's nice to know a 'starting point' to do a search if I ever really want to try it. Although, if I would have thought about it....... digonal 'stripes', Diagonal Weave.....
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Profiles of four who died in the Greensburg tornado
Beverly Volz, 52
Volz was a quiet woman who loved to knit and would take in any stray kitty she found.
She was at home with her husband, Norman, and her father, Max McColm, when the tornado roared in Friday, said Virginia McColm, Volz's sister-in-law who lives in Lakewood, Colo.
Volz had been caring for her father, who recently had surgery. Max was flown to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. As of Monday afternoon, he still hadn't woken up, McColm said.
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"She wouldn't have been the life of the party," she said of her sister-in-law. "She'd be more comfortable talking to somebody one on one."
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David Lyon, 48
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Lyon was proud that his mother, Marilyn, served in the Air Force during the Berlin blockade. Marilyn Lyon was killed four years ago by a reckless driver.
David Lyon will be buried next to her in Bucklin on Friday.
Lyon lived in a mobile home that he owned near the railroad tracks in Greensburg. It was one of several mobile homes obliterated by the tornado.
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Colleen Panzer, 77
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Hall, who lives in Hesston now, has been in Greensburg helping her grandparents and uncles collect their belongings.
She hadn't heard any details about how Panzer died.
Sitting at a picnic table in front of Haviland High School and thinking about that, Hall started crying.
"It's one of the hardest blows I've had in this," she said.
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Ron Rediger, 57
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He worked for Pathways in Pratt as a personal care attendant.
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After his father sold the business, he worked a Wal-Mart distribution center in Iowa.
Rediger lived in a section of Greensburg believed to be the hardest hit by the tornado. His home did not have a basement.
A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. May 11 at Shalom Mennonite Church in Newton. A graveside service will be May 19 in Wayland, Iowa.
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A very different beast from 'Makdee', his charming directorial debut from eleven years ago, 'Ek Thi Daayan', co-written and co-produced by Vishal Bhardwaj, sees the filmmaker revisit the mythology of witches once again. But where 'Makdee' was an old-fashioned fable about a village witch who supposedly turned humans into animals, 'Daayan', set in the modern, urban world, is intended as an eerie supernatural thriller.
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EARTH A New Wild To Premiere on Wednesday February 4, 2015 on PBS
New Five-Part Series Hosted by Dr. M. Sanjayan, Leading Conservation Scientist
BEVERLY HILLS, CA; Updated July 23, 2014 (previously issued on 1-20-14) --PBS announced today EARTH A New Wild will debut Wednesday, February 4, 2015. This landmark series reveals the extraordinary way humans are intimately connected to the wild animals and wild places of this planet. EARTH A New Wild reveals nature as never before seen with one simple act: by turning the cameras around to put humans into the picture.
Produced by National Geographic Television in association with Passion Pictures and hosted by Dr. M. Sanjayan, the series takes viewers to the frontiers of where man and wildlife meet. Viewers will discover how humans are inextricably woven into every aspect of the planet's natural systems and how saving and restoring wild nature is key to preserving – and enriching – our future existence.
With 45 shoots in 29 different countries using advanced filming techniques, the series provides all the spectacle of the best nature documentaries but goes a step further to capture encounters between wild animals and the people who live and work with them. These up-close looks at a range of species, from giant pandas to humpback whales, African lions and Arctic reindeer, uncover how people and wildlife –even top predators – can thrive alongside each other and be mutually beneficial.
Each of the five episodes — Home, Plains, Forests, Ocean and Water — visits a different, critical habitat in which humans are engaging with nature in new ways. People in these "frontier" places are discovering new and surprising roles wild nature plays in our lives and the critical role people can play in restoring our natural world.
"The pristine views of epic nature shows always leave something out of the picture: us," said Sanjayan. "I traveled the world to film some of the wildest places. What I found were amazing stories that reveal a new paradigm about us and the planet we live on – that when we save wild nature we really are saving ourselves."
Following are descriptions of the five episodes featured in EARTH A New Wild:
- Home –Travel to the frontier of the wild to take a fresh look at humankind's relationship to the great wild animals of our world. Viewers will discover how captive-born pandas are learning to be wild and witness release of the first captive-born female giant panda into the wilds of China. From there, audiences will literally fly with vultures in the Himalayas, travel with Jane Goodall to Tanzania where she first began her work and where chimps and humans are now sharing the land, and finally, learn a shocking lesson from a community of people who live under the constant threat of man-eating tigers. "Home" reveals the threat human beings pose to our world's extraordinary animals and their habitats, yet it also relays powerful, dramatic human stories that teach us that wildlife and human life can thrive side by side. Here, on the frontiers, viewers will encounter a new kind of wild – one our very survival depends upon.
- Plains – The plains and grasslands of world are home to the greatest number of mammals on Earth and our breadbasket. They are also among the most endangered places on Earth. Traveling to the great plains of the world – from Africa to the artic tundra, Sanjayan discovers that people and wild predator play an active and beneficial role to the revitalization of these habitats. Wildlife highlights include the first HD footage of rutting Saiga antelope on the steppes of Russia and the return of an ancient tradition in the artic: the castration of reindeer males not by mechanical means but by biting. Here on the plains, human-animal conflict is at its highest but so is the promise that humans, by mimicking or working with top predators, can restore these grasslands to their former glory.
- Forests – A journey deep into the great forests of planet Earth reveals a new way of looking at wild places and the people and animals that live there. In the Amazon, Sanjayan travels deep into an uncharted area known as the intangible zone, home to previously "uncontacted" tribes. From there, he travels to British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest where he captures rarely filmed wolf behavior. Then it is on to Portugal's cork forests and finally, Sumatra, where frightening elephant battles are exploding. Viewers will discover that today, Earth's great forests home to a surprising number of people and very likely supported vastly larger human populations in the past. What do these human forest dwellers know about how people can sustain the great forests – forests that, in turn, sustain the world?
- Water – To unravel the dramatic connections between fresh water and the health of the planet, Sanjayan travels to some of Earth's greatest bodies of fresh water. Highlights include: the never-before-seen-on-television gathering of people, elephants and lions at the Singing Wells of Northern Kenya and Sanjayan's epic kayak journey down the Colorado River from its source to where it dies out before reaching the sea. From there, viewers will discover why a depletion in fish stock in Lake Malawi is giving rise to HIV infections; meet the man who stopped the Sahara desert with an ancient use of nature; and witness one of the greatest ecological disasters on the planet: the Aral Sea in Uzbekistan.
- Oceans – Reporting from one of the most remote coral atolls on Earth (Palmyra Atoll), the Bahamas, and from New York Harbor, Sanjayan draws deep on his own ocean experiences to reveal a vibrant community of scientists, engineers and fisherman who are discovering new ways help maintain the remarkable productivity of oceans. He is aware of the vast threat facing our oceans, but standing in the water playing mid-wife to a large lemon shark is just one of the moments that give him hope that we can turn around our influence on this, the wildest habitat on Earth. "Oceans" concludes in the New York Harbor, inviting viewers to reimagine what oceans can provide us in our ever-increasing numbers.
"PBS viewers love programs that explore our planet in new and intriguing ways, and EARTH A New Wild takes this idea to an exciting new level," says PBS chief programming executive and general manager Beth Hoppe. "This series is an amazing view of us and our natural surroundings as never seen before."
In collaboration with PBS, The Nature Conservancy will be an engagement and outreach partner for the series, extending the reach and impact of EARTH A New Wild. The Conservancy will create a digital companion site to the series, which will offer web content with online community and interactivity integrated throughout. The goal of the site is to build and engage an audience around the series content with additional content and online features during the episodes' live dates, which will continue after the run of the series.
Executive producer is David Allen of Passion Pictures. Funding for EARTH A New Wild is provided by a generous grant from the Anne Ray Charitable Trust.
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- 8 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, grated (about 2 cups packed)
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick butter)
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Preheat oven to 250°F. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in griddle or heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add 2 sandwiches; turn to coat with butter. Cook until golden on each side and cheese melts, about 5 minutes per side. Transfer to baking sheet. Keep warm in oven. Repeat with remaining 2 tablespoons butter and remaining sandwiches.
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- Calories538
- Carbohydrates31 g (10%)
- Fat37 g (57%)
- Protein21 g (41%)
- Saturated Fat20 g (102%)
- Sodium803 mg (33%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat5 g
- Fiber3 g (10%)
- Monounsaturated Fat10 g
- Cholesterol90 mg (30%)


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Isaiah Washington Speaks His Mind, Laments His Firing to Newsweekby Steve Marsi at . Comments
It's a sunny afternoon in Los Angeles, and Isaiah Washington is on the set of the independent film The Least of These, Newsweek reports.
Isaiah Washington plays a priest in the movie, and he's dressed in full-on black on black with a sliver of white at his collar.
He greets his guests with a gentle smile and an extended hand. Sitting in his small trailer filled with the scent of myrrh incense, he seems at peace.
Isaiah Washington can't stop himself from doing what he's been doing a lot lately: explaining away a situation that already cost him a beloved job - and could ultimately cost him much more.
Last fall, Washington, by his own admission, picked a fight with Patrick Dempsey, one his co-stars on the ABC hospital drama Grey's Anatomy.
Fighting with a co-worker is never smart, but Washington took it further by using an offensive term to refer to a gay cast member, T.R. Knight, during the altercation.
"Patrick and I had a philosophical disagreement that got out of hand and that I regret a great deal," Isaiah Washington says.
"I said a lot of negative things that were never reported, but there was one word that caught everyone's attention, particularly someone who wasn't even in the room with us. It was a fight between two men that shouldn't have happened. But someone heard the booming voice of a black man and got really scared and that was the beginning of the end for me. I see that now, but I didn't then."
But that's not the end of the tale.
When the cast was celebrating at the Golden Globes in January, a reporter asked about the altercation, and about Washington's anti-gay comment. Washington took the mic to defend himself â€" and used the slur again. Once may have been a slip of the tongue, but twice? The public got angry.
Earlier this month, ABC did not offer Washington a new contract for the show's fourth season, which begins filming this summer.
Washington has expressed bitterness about the situation, especially since he did everything the network asked to atone for his mistakes.
"I apologized and showed my remorse for what I said and for the pain I caused anyone," says Washington.
"If a black man can't get forgiveness in this country, when so many other people like Robert Downey Jr. and the governor of California get second and third chances ... I think that says a lot about race and where we stand."
ABC asked Washington to go to rehab to deal with his alleged homophobia, which he did; he says he even paid half the fee.
"I thought them sending me meant they actually wanted me to succeed and come out on the other end," he says. Yet Washington now says that his counseling - or "homophobia reprogramming" - wasn't exactly what it seemed.
"There is no rehab for homophobia â€" that was just some crap being put out by the network," he says.
"I went into an executive counseling program which many people in this industry know about and go to. They knew what the program was but chose to call it what they wanted to fit an agenda. More importantly, I volunteered for it because I wanted to understand my fight with Patrick and how it got out of hand like that. I wanted to know what I could do to avoid it happening again."
ABC declined to comment.
Shortly after the second incident in January, cast member T.R. Knight appeared on The Ellen Degeneres Show and said he felt he had no choice but to admit he was gay after Washington's fight on set.
Washington has said that Knight fueled the flames of the situation to advance his own career. No cast member has spoken to the media since Washington's firing.
Washington is no stranger to anger.
He has somewhat of a reputation in the film industry for lashing out at others while working and for also speaking his mind with no fear of consequences. A few years back, he had a confrontation with Tracey Edmonds, an African-American producer of the Showtime program "Soul Food."
Washington chalks up those previous incidents to an artist's temperament. "I have a mind of my own and I do speak it when I feel it's right," he says. "In this business that's considered being difficult and hard to deal with. A lot of actors face this and it does hurt you with work and in the future jobs. It's a price you pay though for doing the projects you want and making things turn out the way you want. I have an opinion and that should be valued by my employer."
Washington's use of the "F" word seems surprising, given that he portrayed a gay character in Spike Lee's 1996 Get On the Bus â€" and wrote an essay condemning homophobia in the black community a few years back.
One thing that's also been lost with so much focus on Washington is the sad reality of homophobia in the black community. From rap music to Eddie Murphy jokes, insensitivity to homosexuals seems to be a mainstay of African-American culture.
"Growing up in the South, I wasn't exposed to as many different lifestyles and personalities as I could have been. That's always a problem, because the more you're exposed, clearly the more you know and understand," Washington says.
"My mother had several cross-dressing friends who she sometimes referred to with names I'd never use, but she didn't know any better. There was no hate, just lack of awareness."
Washington has spent untold sums of money tracing his roots back to the small nation of Sierra Leone, where he is currently funding the building of a five-room school for village children. That sort of work might seem to contrast with his harsh comments. But if Washington is conflicted, he doesn't see it that way.
"People who know me know what's really in my heart," said Washington. "That is what's hurt me so much with all this. I was doing what I'm doing in Africa for years â€" before Angelina and Bono. But I've worked at homeless shelters for years and given money to make sure people knew they didn't have to be hungry or the street. I have shared my blessings, but all that changed when this happened and it's truly heartbreaking for me."
The actor, who is traveling to Ghana along with Jamie Foxx, Chris Tucker and Forest Whitaker to recognize the end of slavery there 200 years ago next week, also feels that race played a part in his public flogging and eventual firing.
"Well, it didn't help me on the set that I was a black man who wasn't a mush-mouth Negro walking around with his head in his hands all the time. I didn't speak like I'd just left the plantation and that can be a problem for people sometime," he says.
"I had a person in human resources tell me after this thing played out that 'some people' were afraid of me around the studio. I asked her why, because I'm a 6-foot-1, black man with dark skin and who doesn't go around saying 'Yessah, massa sir' and 'No sir, massa' to everyone? It's nuts when your presence alone can just scare people, and that made me a prime candidate to take the heat in a dysfunctional family."
In conclusion, does Isaiah Washington have any regrets now that a chapter of his life is now closed?
"My mistake was believing that I would get the support from my network and all of my cast mates across the board. My mistake was believing I could correct a wrong with honesty and sincerity. My mistake was thinking black people get second chances," he says. "I was wrong on all fronts.
Steve Marsi is the Managing Editor of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Google+ or email him here.Tags: Grey's Anatomy
THE COMMENT WAS STUPID, but the firing was un-necessary. Dr. Burke was an INTREGRAL part of the show and personally I will miss him and/or his character. Many people before him have made this same 'error in judgement' and was able to keep their job, why not give him a second chance as well. Personally I hope there's enough of an out cry that Dr. Burke makes a come back!!
I BELIEVE ISAIAH. Wow, I can't believe how many people on here are reading what this man is saying and calling him an idiot. NOBODY knows what happened on the set. Not even me. But to assume that he's doing this for publicity. Here is a man who has played on some of the most poignant movies - he has even played a gay man in a movie. Here is a man who is a SMART intelligent actor. And ABC canned him anyway. The same network that keeps running the Bachelor - a show of silly little bleached blondes chasing after one man, professing their love after 3 whole weeks. The fact remains -- Isaiah went to counseling, recorded a PSA, did everything ABC wanted, and LIKE COWARDS they fired him anyway. I'm disappointed in Shonda who didn't stand up for him and keep him aboard - this calabre of actor doesn't come by often, especially to some little TV show that has an average shelf life of 6 seasons. Because of Isaiah, BURKE is one of the BEST characters on the show - and they got rid of him. Well, Grey's has LOST a TON of viewers with the firing of Isaiah - a ton, including me.
I agree with points Iceman made, but I do think race plays a part. I do not think it was the main or the only reason, but it definately influenced ABC's decision. Knight pulling a power play was definately the front and center reason. If Dempsey was in the middle of this ABC would have kept it so in-house no one would have ever heard of it. But if Washington was going to bring race into this, he could have done it much better. He is extremely intillegent and eloquent to have had an interview come out like that. But then again, reporters only report the story they want to. Newsweek could have cut out key parts to the interview. It wouldn't be the first time. But I guess we will see tonight on Larry King!
I agree with points Iceman made, but I do think race plays a part. I do not think it was the main or the only reason, but it definately influenced ABC's decision. Knight pulling a power play was definately the front and center reason. If Dempsey was in the middle of this ABC would have kept it so in-house no one would have ever heard of it.
I must admit that i dont condone using the race card especially in this situation.I thinkhe made all his points in previous interveiws and really didnt need to add the race card. i am an IW fan and i do beleive that the media and TRK's misrepresentation of events ( which still has people saying it was a physical altercation,which it was not and that the comment was made about TRK who wasnt even there) lead to his firing, but i must say i do not think race was the reason, IMO this was about political correctness. After the incident Joe the bartender ends up gay, George ends up a stup, IW ends up out on hiss butt and TR gets a raise. if it wasnr TRK's plan to exploit this for all it was worth then he shoudl play powerball right now because he is a lucky man and now once again IW has made amove that helps TRK's cause yet again because in 2007 the race card is not the ace of spades but the 2 of clubs,worthless.Siince there is no racism any more(yeh right) Just look at these post. Even without the race card i feel he got a raw deal but it wont matter now especially after dropping the race card because now no one will listen to the truth in his other interveiws. just he way of the world i guess.
This just in....ABC just fired another BLACK actress, Merrin Dungey, from Private Practive. Big shock and surprise. ABC citing "lack of public following". Dungey has a huge following....there are white actors on that show I had never even heard of or seen before.
It is a shame that things has come to this.
I must admit as a black man I would not have said the things Isaiah said. However, he did try to atone for his comments and was still fired for it.
So he had to right to speak his mind afterwards.
Note that Grey's has been successful because of all the characters within it, with Isaiah gone there is going to be a lot lost. I will not be watching Grey's again with him gone.
Additionally, there are a number of people making stupid comments about the color of his skins not being a factor in his firing, how would you know being white. Secondly, Even though I would not use that word I get the feeling that America is trying to pass this way of life as normal, it is a chosen way of life unlike being Black or brown. Comment, to Isaiah from a Black man from England. I agree with you on many issues however a lot of your conduct was unnecessary i.e. the silly argument you got into. Note that black men have been waiting for a long time for a strong black character which we found in you, your firing has cost us a lot. This unfortunately is the white man's ball game and even though you should not act as an Uncle Tom sometimes you have to put up and shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rosie O'Donnel has been on televison insulting people for years, she even accused Kelly Ripa of being homophobic, Don Imus has been insulting every race, sex, etc., and he'd been on the air for what 20-30 years, Michael Richards could have gone back to work at the same comedy club where he made his racial slurs, but the owner told him he would have to apologize, but Richards wasn't willing to that. Yes, some people do get second, third...chances.
A) I hate both homophobia and racism!!!
B) I really don't believe that racism had anything to do with the network's or producers' decision to let Washington go.
C) I also hate cheap and sensational journalism and defamation.
D) I deeply respect the cast of Grey's Anatomy for their superb performance on the show. Isaiah Washington did a superb job in portraying Dr. Preston Burke. I therefore find it very sad to see him go and am convinced that the show won't be the same without him.
Last I heard we still had a right to express our opinion; then again I guess that may change too. It's rather funny that some people want him to shut up, but they can't do it themselves. (LOL)


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Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
|The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
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|Dr. Julie Stein (2005–present)
The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is a natural history museum in Seattle, Washington, in the United States. Founded in 1885, the museum is an official state museum and is located at the University of Washington campus at the intersection of NE 45th Street and 17th Avenue NE in Seattle's University District. It is the only major natural history museum in the Pacific Northwest and the state's oldest museum.
The Burke Museum's permanent collection numbers over 14 million artifacts and specimens,[2] including totem poles, gemstones, and dinosaur fossils.
The roots of the Burke Museum can be traced back to an amateur natural history club founded in the early 1880s, known as the Young Naturalists' Society. The YNS began collaborating with the Territorial University of Washington through natural science professor Orson Bennett Johnson. Johnson became an advocate for the professionalization of the society and helped them increase their understanding of natural history and refocus their efforts on collecting, educating, and displaying objects to and for the public. With Johnson's guidance, the group's membership, natural history collections, and ambitions grew, resulting in the creation of Seattle's first natural history museum at the Territorial University's downtown campus. Over the years, the YNS and their museum expanded their collections to include newly discovered marine specimens, and expanded their membership to include a number of women.
The original museum was shut down when the Territorial University moved north to become the University of Washington. Several members followed the school and organized an on-campus museum. In 1899, the Washington State Legislature named this new organization the Washington State Museum. Following this development, the Young Naturalists' Society was disbanded in 1904.
However, the new Washington State Museum continued to lack a permanent home for its collections until 1962, when the Burke's present building was constructed (designed by James Chiarelli). Funds for the structure came from a grant from the National Science Foundation and a bequest from the estate of Caroline McGilvra Burke. Following this gift, the museum was renamed in honor of Burke's late husband Judge Thomas Burke.
According to its website, "The Burke Museum is dedicated to creating a better understanding of the world and our place in it. The museum is responsible for Washington State collections of natural and culture heritage, and for sharing the knowledge that makes them meaningful. The Burke welcomes a broad and diverse audience and provides a community gathering place that nurtures life-long learning and encourages respect, responsibility, and reflection."
The museum houses more than 12 million artifacts and specimens in its anthropology, biology, and geology research divisions. Highlights include:
The museum states that its collection of Northwest Coast ethnographic material is the fifth largest in the world, including some 10,000 objects, among which are "the important early Swan, Eells, Emmons, and Waters collections, as well as the unmatched Blackman-Hall and Ottenberg contemporary silkscreen print collections, and the Steinman contemporary Northwest Coast sculpture collection."[3] The muse's Northwest Coast image research database includes "the Holm/Wright collection of images of Northwest Coast art from 200 museums and private collections (25,000 images), the Harris collection of Northwest Coast silver jewelry images (6,000 images), and de Menil photographs of Northwest Coast totem poles (1,000 images), as well as the George MacDonald Archive of historical Northwest Coast photographs."[3]
The museum's Alaskan Arctic collection includes 6,500 pieces, including "basketry, kayaks, tools, and contemporary carvings," while the collection for Western Sub-arctic, Plateau, Plains, Great Lakes, and Southwest cultures includes "baskets, beadwork, parfleches, weavings, and pottery."[3] The museum's Pacific Rim collections has almost 15,000 items from Asia and the Pacific, among which are "kava bowls, porcelain, dance masks, and samurai armor."[3]
- The world's largest collection of spread bird wings (a technique that Burke pioneered) [4]
- The world's second largest collection of frozen bird tissues for genetic research [4]
- The fourth largest ichthyology collection this side of the Mississippi[5]
- The fifth largest collection of Native American Art in the United States[1]
- One of the largest collections of Northwest plants and fungi[6]
- Over one million archaeological artifacts, including extensive collections from Washington state sites around Puget Sound and the Columbia River[7]
- First naturalist museum west of the Mississippi River[1]
Long-term exhibits[edit]
The Burke Museum currently displays three long-term exhibits: "Life and Times of Washington State," "Pacific Voices," and "Treasures of the Burke." "Life and Times of Washington State" is a natural history exhibit on the 545-million-year evolution of the Northwest region. Features of this exhibit include large-scale fossils such as an allosaurus skeleton cast and the giant ground sloth fossil found during the construction of Sea-Tac International Airport. There are also displays that explain the geologic history of the area and its influence on the terrain and climate.
"Pacific Voices" is a cultural exhibit that tells the stories or traditions of 19 different Native American and Pacific Rim cultures through art, artifacts, ceremonial objects, and audio/visual documentaries. Also, Kennewick man is held here while his ownership is debated
Temporary exhibits[edit]
The Burke also hosts a schedule of changing exhibits throughout the year in its temporary galleries. These changing exhibits include traveling exhibits organized by other institutions and original exhibits curated by Burke staff.
Current exhibits[edit]
- "Elwha: A River Reborn (Nov. 23, 2013 – Mar. 9, 2014)
Upcoming exhibits[edit]
- "International Conservation Photography Awards"
- "Weaving Heritage: Textile Masterpieces from the Burke Collection"
Previous exhibits (since November 2006)[edit]
- Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition: Indigenous Voices Reply
- Wondrous Cold: An Antarctic Journey
- Coffee: The World in Your Cup
- The Last Polar Bear: Facing the Truth of a Warming World
- Arctic Wings: Birds of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- The Place Called Home
- Peoples of the Plateau: The Indian Photographs of Lee Moorhouse, 1898-1915
- Vanished Kingdoms
- In the Spirit of the Ancestors
- Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway (December 19, 2009 - May 31, 2010)[8]
Museum governance[edit]
Governing body[edit]
The museum is administered through the University of Washington College of Arts and Sciences;[9] the University of Washington Board of Regents serves as the museum's governing body.
The Burke Museum Association (BMA) is an organization made up of the Burke's Board of Trustees and an advisory council. Their mission is to actively support the Burke Museum by increasing public visibility, raising public and private funds to support programming and future expansion, and providing strong ties to the community.
Funding Information[edit]
A combination of Washington state funds, endowment, earned income, grants, and individual contributions constitutes an annual budget of $5 million.[2]
- ^ a b c Heim, Joe (November 13, 1997). "History Lessons -- Burke Museum Of Natural History And Culture -- Refurbished Museum Features Fossils, Fauna, Flora". The Seattle Times. Retrieved 28 August 2012.
- ^ a b Berger, Knute (February 17, 2011). "In the belly of the Burke Museum". Crosscut.com. Retrieved 28 August 2012.
- ^ a b c d Ethnology Collections Database: About the collection." Burke Museum.
- ^ a b Ornithology - Burke Museum
- ^ "Ichthyology at the Burke". University of Washington. Retrieved 18 August 2012.
- ^ "UW Herbarium at the Burke". University of Washington. Retrieved 18 August 2012.
- ^ "Archaeology Collections". University of Washington. Retrieved 18 August 2012.
- ^ Past Exhibits
- ^ King, Marsha (May 18, 1996). "Growing Pains -- The Burke Museum Wants To Show Off More Goodies In Bigger Digs Downtown". The Seattle Times. Retrieved 28 August 2012.
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|Sat, 10-13-2012 - 1:25pm
I was watching Martha Stewart make marinara today, using a food mill. That is one tool I have wanted since I was making baby food, but have never bought.
Do you have one? I looked them up online, you can get one for as little as $12 or as much as $103 (no thanks).
I'm planning my Christmas list and a food mill might be something my daughter would like; she also wants a grapefruit knife. I hate to admit it, but after Mom died, my daughter and I RAN to the kitchen and tore it to pieces, looking for the grapefruit knife. We never found it. SIGH...
|Sat, 10-20-2012 - 10:46pm
LOL K-roni! You asked me the other day on Radio Memphis google chat it I had a food mill and I said no. Guess what I just found in the kitchen? Yep a tupperware food mill I got as a freebie from my last party! Go figure! Now I just need some things to make with it. Usually i use my moulinex or kenwood blender..... hmmmmm
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|Mon, 10-22-2012 - 2:35pm
Hi Shell! I'm glad you dropped in! A food mill is perfect for making baby food. I used a blender to make mine. But you have a while before you will be making baby food!
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Tour guide was knowledgable And friendly. The first parts of the tour were very good, capped by excellent local Mexican Cuisine for lunch. The final stop to conote or sinkhole where you can snorkel was ok but not spectacular.
Overall very recommended. We loved drifting in the lagoon while the tide took us as the guide pointed out various Mango trees.
I thoroughly enjoyed the whole day! The only really disappointing thing was my husband got sick the night before and was unable to attend....so that was a waste of our money. The trip into the jungle was so interesting where gum was made...but the mosquitos were really bad....more than 100 on our guide at all time. His back was covered with them. The two women guides were very knowledgeable and extremely nice.
We were very pleased with our guide
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The Meals excellent
Lovely experience with gretta!
This was the best excertion!
Greatly organized! Well-planned time management so didn't have to worry on delays during our return. Knowledgeable tour guide and friendly captain/driver. Best part of all is that it's a small tour group so the guide would definitely have time for questions and more in depth explanations.
This was a really great experience!
We had a group of 9 people aged 13 to mid-50s, and everyone had a wonderful time. The tour company had everything organized and well-planned out without going to the excessive lengths of making it feel like an assembly line. Full day of fun and adventure.
I had awesome experience. Especially swimming in super clear water was excellent!
Also eating Mexican food at local restaurant was nice!
Thank you Gredda and Lugo for such an amazing journey. It was such a pleasure to have such a knowledgeable and genuinely pleasant guide and driver. I loved the way the adventure was planned and carried out. I was picked up at my hotel and warmly greeted by gredda, who fully explained the days itenerary. We then picked up 2 other couples and headed off to the reserve. En route we learned a lot of history of the area and the people. We kayaked around the lagoon for a couple hours seeing some sting rays, several different varieties of birds. There is an osprey nest that we were able to get fairly close to that had babies. The mother went out and flew just feet above my head taking a fish back to them. It was beautiful. Then we walked over to a natural beach and went for a swim with plenty of time for pics etc, and then headed into tulum for lunch. It was delicious with great selection of mexican food and local fish. After this we headed to the cenote. It was AMAZING. The water was very chilly but the energy was indescribably intense. They provided us with snorkel equipment and flashlights. There were plenty of fish and the geology was fascinating. I will be taking another trip with Gredda on my next visit. This day made my whole cancun vacation a forever memory.
This was our first excursion in Mexico and arguably the best. Our guide Juan was amazing, very very knowledgeable and friendly. If you only go on one excursion in the Yucatan peninsula this is the one you should go on as it has a bit of everything. We snorkled in Grand Cenote, saw some Mayan ruins, walked through jungle, had an amazing boat ride across two stunning lakes and then one of the lovliest experiences of my life... floated through 1km of mangrove lined water being carried along by the current before being picked up by the boat and taken back to the shore. We finished it all off with a meal at a lovely restaurant in Tulum getting the dishes explained by your guide really makes a difference and gives you a greater appreciation of local cuisine. Have not got a single negative thing to say about this excursion. You are picked up from the door of your hotel and returned there at the end of the day. As you are only in very small groups you get all your questions answered and an amazing experience. Thank you Juan!!!!!
Fabulous trip! Our guide, Eduardo, was very informative and super friendly. We had 12 people in our group so it was a good size - not like a major tourist attraction. The kayaking was great fun and we saw an osprey family - including 2 babies! I highly recommend this trip!
Entire trip was excellent! All activities were great including kayaking, hiking, snorkeling, and lunch. Our tour guide and driver were awesome!
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Great tour leader and very helpful. His helper (who led our half of the group once we got there) was a young lady who didn't offer much information. We mostly had to ask to get any information. It was more like a day at the beach for her as she led us there, gave a 1 minute talk and told us to go swim and explore. Then she proceded to go swimming (somewhat away from the group) after which she went and sat down in the shade to read a book. The jungle tour is just a short path from the road to the beach with a few items pointed out along the way. The kayaking was fun but again there wasn't much leadership from the young helper so we were mostly on our own. The lunch was great and it must have helped the young woman because when we got to the canoe she came alive. The place is beautiful and interesting. It helped end the day on a great note.
Fantastic tour with expert guide a must for nature lovers
Fantastic trip. Take a towel with you.
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