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I'm trying to match a stain used on some trim work in my current house. The color used is "Wildwood", but I don't know the brand of stain. I've Googled it and nothing comes up. Does anyone know what brand of stain this might be?
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The name of the color is useless. You will never find anything unless you know the manufacturer or the color ID number. Those color names often change and some different manufacturers may use the same color name for products that have different pigments. For example if all you know is the color is called "Provincial" You will find lots of different products made by different manufacturers called provincial that will all have a slightly different color. Are you restaining, or making something new that needs to match? |
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I'm trying to stain a piece of trim that was badly dinged by fruniture movers and has to be replaced. The original owners very thoughtfully wrote down the names of their paint and stain colors and included them in a packet for us when we bought the house. But they forgot to include the brand of stain! So I thought I'd give it a shot here. I've tried every brand I can think of, so I'll probably just take a piece of the trim and have it custom matched. It's popular trim and is stained a medium cherry-like color called "Wildwood". |
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Nice to meet you.
Only boring people are bored, right?! Well then I'm not bored, I have exactly one million and a half things to be doing. I'm just ants-in-the-pants ready for a change.
I cut my hair, got a new tatto, new glasses, actually started enjoying working out, finally found the perfect pair of jeans to fit my big ass, all great things; but the fact that I've been working for the same company for going on 10 T-E-N years keeps smacking me in the face.
I'm in need of change, so I decided to pick up my dusty old blog and pay attention to it again. I need a new pet, a place to document all my projects and ideas, to share and hold myself accountable to keep making things and trying things and going places. I might leave my current job, I might not. I really don't know. I just know I want to pour myself into a fun project and see where it takes me. So Here I am.
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You'd think that by now Kim Kardashian might be used to this sort of thing. After all, the ubiquitous reality star has earned her fair share of criticism about everything from her 72-day marriage to her offensively exorbitant lifestyle to her family's general terribleness. Having already been called a 'f—ing idiot' by Daniel Craig, Kim should have suspected that other classy, handsome Hollywood gents might feel the same way. In fact, in an interview with Elle UK Jon Hamm found the same words for her. (And Paris Hilton, for that matter. Remember her, you guys? Guys?)
"Whether it's Paris Hilton or Kim Kardashian or whoever, stupidity is certainly celebrated," the Mad Men star told the magazine, adding, "Being a f—ing idiot is a valuable commodity in this culture because you're rewarded significantly….It's celebrated. It doesn't make sense to me."


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Per Theater Chart: Artistic Integrity
Tim's Vermeer led the way on the per theater chart with an average of $14,468 in four theaters. It was the only film to reach $10,000 on the per theater chart this weekend. Peter Brook: The Tightrope did make $10,301 in one theater, but that was over five days. Over the weekend, it pulled in $6,768.
There were a few other new limited releases that opened this past weekend that we have numbers for, but none of them were really good. 2014 Oscar Shorts opened with $330,000 on 105 theaters for an average of $3,138. This is more or less on par with the franchise average. 12 O'Clock Boys barely avoided the Mendoza Line with an average of $2,100 in 21 theaters. At Middleton was not as lucky with an average of $1,688 in 20 theaters. Finally, Love is in the Air felt no love and it only managed an average of $823 in six theaters.
This past week also saw milestones reached for a few Per Theater Chart alumni:
- Gimme Shelter crossed $1 million this past weekend, but with a per theater average below $1,000, it will disappear quickly.
- Her hit $20 million just before the weekend and it might get to $25 million in the end, but it will need to win an Oscar or two.
- As expected, August: Osage County reached $30 million over the weekend. It has now surpassed The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones and is closing in on Scary Movie 5, both of which opened in saturation level theater counts, more than 3,000 theaters.
- 12 Years a Slave made it all the way to $45 million, thanks in large part to its Oscar nominations. By the end of the weekend, the film was just behind Gangster Squad and surpassed it on Monday.
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Sometimes you can't help it. Sometimes you do it without realizing it.
You compare your child to someone's child.
I did this yesterday while having a play date with my friend. Her daughter, who not only shares the same name as mine, has the same birthday as Miss Roo. I was blown away by how much my friend's daughter talks. She can even say "please" and "thank you." Which is something I've been trying to teach Roo for weeks (she's mastered thank you, just no pleases yet).
After the shock of such a talkative toddler wore off, I began to feel guilty. Why in the world was I comparing her development with my daughter's? I even questioned my parenting ability. Was I not reading the dictionary enough? Was this the effect of too much Spongebob Squarepants?
I've always been a believer of the theory that each child is different and each child develops at different rates. I've never really cared if one child was slower or faster than another. I've only cared that children are loved.
My theory was that when a child was ready to wean, sleep through the night, talk or walk they would. I've had first hand experience with this and Roo. While all of my friends were triumphant that their precious babies were sleeping through the night at 6 weeks, I was wide awake every night with a night-waking, disco dancing baby. Roo learned to sleep through the night on her own, with no pressure from me.
So after the guilt wore off, I ignored the fact that my friend's child was a jibber-jabber and just enjoyed the play date.
Miss Roo will bust out with the "pleases" whenever she pleases. She will develop just fine and when she's ready to take on the world, she will. And you'll find me in the corner applauding her efforts, encouraging her and cheering her on.
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Editorial committee members call the passage of this initiative "the first step in reducing the culture of prohibition, which could end the drug war." Enforcement of laws against marijuana disproportionately criminalizes people of color and the poor, they noted.
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Check out the latest news from Invision Sally Jobe and Radiology Imaging Associates.
Invision Sally Jobe is Colorado's only AIUM® (American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine)-accredited provider of diagnostic Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound! To receive this prestigious designation, facilities must undergo a comprehensive and rigorous review to ensure they meet the highest standards in clinical excellence and patient care.
We are proud and honored to offer this caliber of expertise and service to the Colorado community! Useful in evaluating arthritis and sports injuries, this innovative technology can diagnose a wide range of conditions. Talk to your doctor about whether MSK ultrasound is right for you.
Learn more about MSK ultrasound.
Time Magazine recently named digital breast tomosynthesis, or 3D mammography, one of the 11 most remarkable health advancements of 2014! Invision Sally Jobe is proud to have brought 3D mammography to Colorado as part of an early clinical trial in 2009. Remaining at the forefront of this revolutionary technology, two of our breast radiologists, Dr. Lora Barke and Dr. Luke Hoagland, have coauthored national studies on the effectiveness of tomosynthesis.
To schedule your appointment with Colorado's 3D mammography experts, call us today at 720-493-3700!
Congratulations to our radiologists, Dr. Ellen Blatt, Dr. Matthew Fleishman, Dr. Eric Malden and Dr. Samuel Wang, for being named Top Doctors in the January Health edition of 5280 Magazine! Recognized for their excellence by their peers, Dr. Blatt was singled out for the second time in pediatric radiology, Dr. Fleishman for the 11th time in diagnostic radiology, Dr. Malden for the ninth time in vascular and interventional radiology, and Dr. Wang for the second time in nuclear medicine.
We are proud of their achievement and honored to offer such subspecialty expertise to our patients!
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine confirms that the addition of inside-the-artery clot removal is more effective than IV- administered "clot-busting" tissue plasminogen activator (IV-tPA) therapy alone for the treatment of stroke.
These endovascular (or neurointerventional) procedures have potential life-saving benefits for almost 300,000 people in the United States who suffer a stroke with a large vessel blockage, says the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery (SNIS).
Read more about this study.
Invision Sally Jobe is proud to be a cosponsor of the 23rd annual Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis on Sunday, December 14th, at Washington Park! The public is invited to join our team -- the more, the merrier! For event details and to register, please visit the link below, click on "Register," click on "Join a Team," and type "Invision Sally Jobe" in the team name field. Save $5 on your registration when you register by Wednesday, December 10th, and enter "ISJ2014" in the Discount Code field!
Put some jingle in your step and support those in our community with arthritis at this fun and rewarding event!
Thank you to the following area companies for supporting our Breast Cancer Awareness Month fundraising efforts! Your generosity will help fund mammograms and other health services locally as well as breast cancer research globally. Thanks again for giving and making a difference!
Atagi Plastic SurgeryChili's Grill & BarEKS&H AccountingJones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.Lewan TechnologyLockton CompaniesRuby TuesdaySipping N' Painting, Highlands studioThe Vanguard Group
Help us fight breast cancer by printing the flyer below and bringing it to Ruby Tuesday, 14100 E. Iliff Ave. in Aurora this Thursday, the 23rd, and Friday, the 24th. Twenty percent of your purchase will go directly to breast cancer research! What a fun, easy and tasty way to help make a difference! IMPORTANT: Please make sure you bring the attached flyer with you to ensure that a portion of what you spend goes toward this very worthy cause.
Thank you and hope to see you at Ruby Tuesday!
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Paint with purpose! You're invited to a join us for a fundraiser from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, at Sipping N' Painting's Highlands studio, 2563 15th St., Suite 102, off Interstate 25 and Speer Boulevard. Join us to paint Milky Way -- and make a world of difference in the life of breast cancer patients!
A portion of the proceeds will go toward purchasing materials for Bears of Hope. Lovingly handmade by Invision Sally Jobe staff and other caring volunteers, Bears of Hope are given to breast cancer patients on the day of their surgery to provide comfort, support and a sense of hope. This program was started by a former patient and remains very dear to patients and staff alike.
Date: 10/26/2014Time: 5:00pm
Are you or a loved one a breast cancer survivor? Please join Invision Sally Jobe and Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery for BRA (Breast Reconstruction Awareness) Day on Wednesday, October 15th, at the Lone Tree Arts Center, 10075 Commons Street. Learn how breast reconstruction can enhance your quality of life and meet physicians while enjoying appetizers and cocktails. The community is welcome! Please confirm your attendance at email@example.com.
Date: 10/15/2014Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Invision Sally Jobe and Sky Ridge Medical Center invite you to Martinis and Mammograms on Thursday, October 16th at Lincoln Medical Center at 11960 Lioness Way in Parker. Gather your girlfriends for a complimentary martini while learning about breast health. Have a free skin screening and hear first-hand from a courageous 40-year-old breast cancer survivor. Special presenters will also provide information on nutrition, stress management and more!
To see the event flyer, please click on the link below. Hope to see you there!
Martinis & Mammograms Flyer
Date: 10/16/2014Time: 6pm - 8pm
Dr. Lora Barke, medical director of the Invision Sally Jobe Breast Network, recently discussed with 9News how genetic testing is shaping breast cancer screening, breast density, additional screening options, and the importance of getting annual mammograms. See the full interview and learn more by clicking the link below.
9News Interview
Do you get your mammograms at Invision Sally Jobe? Whether you're a patient, loved one or simply someone who wants to help fight breast cancer, you're invited to join us for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Sunday, Sept. 28, at the Pepsi Center!
This positive and powerful event helps women right here in our community, with 75% of the net proceeds staying in Colorado. The remaining 25% supports breast cancer research, education and scientific programs worldwide.
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Approximately 40 percent of women do. Studies have shown that mammography can miss some cancers in women with dense breast tissue. One of our patients and Dr. Lora Barke, medical director of the Invision Sally Jobe Breast Network, recently shared with Fox News how Screening Breast Ultrasound (SBU) after a mammogram can detect cancer and save lives.
Watch the interview.
Radiology Imaging Associates is proud to have four of our radiologists selected as Denver's Top Docs in 5280 Magazine in 2014. Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Fleishman (diagnostic radiology), Dr. Samuel Wang (Nuclear Medicine), Dr. Eric Malden (interventional radiology), and Dr. Ellen Blatt (pediatric radiology)!
Invision Sally Jobe at Swedish is celebrating its first anniversary since returning to the Swedish Medical Center campus. Fully accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), this warm and welcoming facility offers walk-in mammograms Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Walk in for your annual mammogram and walk out in just about 15 minutes!
Like all of our nine screening mammography locations, Invision Sally Jobe at Swedish offers a caring and compassionate clinical team, nationally recognized breast radiologists and the quality of service you expect from an NQMBC® (National Quality Measures for Breast Centers) Certified Quality Breast Center™. Walk in, call us at 720-493-3700 or request your mammogram online.
Dr. Lora Barke, medical director of the Invision Sally Jobe Breast Network and a co-author of the largest 3-D mammography study to date, recently addressed the effectiveness of this powerful screening technique as well as the controversy surrounding screening mammograms. Read her letter in The Denver Post and learn more.
Adding digital breast tomosynthesis, or 3D mammography, to conventional mammography boosts the detection of invasive cancers by 41% and reduces false alarms, according to a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). One of the study's co-authors, Dr. Lora Barke, medical director of the Invision Sally Jobe Breast Network, and a patient recently spoke with FOX News about how tomosynthesis provides peace of mind and saves lives.
Dr. Lora Barke, a breast radiologist and medical director of the Invision Sally Jobe Breast Network, recently co-authored the largest 3-D mammography study to date. The study, which includes data from Invision Sally Jobe as well as 12 other centers nationwide, looked at nearly half a million mammograms and is published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Results showed that there are clear benefits when using tomosynthesis in combination with digital screening mammography.
Invision Sally Jobe was the first breast center in Colorado to offer 3-D mammography as part of an early clinical trial of tomosynthesis in 2009 and remains the region's foremost expert on this powerful screening technique. Learn more about the study by clicking the link below.
3D Mammography Study
Invision Sally Jobe is proud to be a Ruby sponsor at this year's Crohn's and Colitis Take Steps Walk this Saturday, June 21, at City Park! After the short walk, the whole family can enjoy music, food, entertainment and activities for the kids! So, grab a friend or family member and "take steps" to support those in our community who are affected by Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD). Registration begins at 4:00 p.m. and the walk will start from The Pavilion at 5:00 p.m.
You can register for FREE by clicking on the link below. You're welcome to join Invision Sally Jobe's team, The Rumblers! You can also form your own team or donate.
Invision Sally Jobe is participating in the Taste of the West, Thursday, June 12, 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Lakewood Heritage Center, 801 S. Yarrow St. (at the intersection of Wadsworth and Ohio). Enjoy scrumptious "tastes" from a variety of restaurants, caterers, microbreweries and wineries while feasting your ears on the music of Radio Disney and the PJ Zahn Band. A silent auction to benefit Youth Leadership Jefferson County will also be held.
Don't forget to swing by the Invision Sally Jobe table to say hi, grab some goodies and learn more about the services we offer at our newest location in Golden! For tickets and information, visit www.westchamber.org (link below) or call 303-233-5555. Hope to see you there -- get your taste on!
National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6, also known as National Nurses Day, through May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. Though nurses are officially recognized this week, these dedicated individuals deserve our thanks every day for the numerous ways they touch, improve and even save our lives. Say "thank you" to the nurses in your life!
Be part of the biggest dance party for better health in the United States! Dance, listen to live music, participate in health screenings, and learn simple and fun ways to stay healthy Saturday, Feb. 22, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Southwest Plaza Mall, 8501 W. Bowles Ave. in Littleton. Join Invision Sally Jobe, Swedish Medical Center and Cherry Creek Dance as we welcome the entire community to dance and celebrate their health!
Day of Dance Flyer
This Valentine's Day, indulge your sweet tooth while supporting a worthy cause! Invision Sally Jobe and other area health care providers are holding a bake sale to benefit cancer survivors at Red Rocks Medical Center (RRMC) in Golden. Proceeds will go toward National Cancer Survivors Day, to be held at RRMC in June.
Stop by between 9am and 4pm on February 13th or 14th. Charity has never tasted so sweet - hope to see you there!
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February is American Heart Month. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women - roughly 715,000 Americans have a heart attack every year.
Through February, Invision Sally Jobe at Hampden Place is offering CT Cardiac Calcium Scoring for just $99. This 15 minute procedure, which usually costs about $200, reveals calcification in the coronary arteries, a reliable indicator of heart disease. This exam may be right for men age 45 and older and women age 55 and older if they have certain risk factors. Please click on the link below for more information.
CT Cardiac Calcium Scoring Flyer
Invision Sally Jobe is happy to welcome Noell Blevins to our marketing team. She will serve as a resource for health care providers, helping to ensure that patients have the best possible experience at our 13 centers.
Noell's favorite thing about working for Invision Sally Jobe is "the unique opportunity to interface with a diverse population of health care providers and watch as their expectations are exceeded by our clinical and professional excellence. I'm proud to represent the finest imaging network in Denver." Learn more about the busy mother of four and our other markting account executives.
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Invision Sally Jobe is delighted to announce that Canvas and Cocktails is graciously hosting a fundraiser to benefit our Bears of Hope program. This special event will be held at their Cherry Creek studio at 249 Clayton St. Attendees will learn to paint a beautiful breast cancer butterfly -- while creating a brighter picture for breast cancer patients!
Bears of Hope are handcrafted by staff members of Invision Sally Jobe's Centrum Surgical Center and other caring volunteers. These lovingly crafted bears are given to breast cancer patients on the day of their surgery to provide comfort and a sense of hope. This program is very dear to Invision Sally Jobe and our patients. Any support is greatly appreciated!
Canvas and Cocktails Event Flyer
Date: 10/15/2013Time: 6:30pm
Breasts of Colorado is a charity art event. Painted breast casts are donated by local organizations. These casts are sold and 100% of the proceeds benefit Sense of Security, an organization that helps people going through breast cancer treatment cover their basic living expenses.
Invision Sally Jobe donated a cast that was beautifully painted by our own Karen Brever, a talented artist on the ISJ Centralized Scheduling team. Karen's inspirational design depicts the restriction of breast cancer and the ability to flourish again through faith, hope and love.
Learn more about Breasts of Colorado.
The Parker Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Parker area. Invision Sally Jobe at Lincoln Medical Center is honored to have been selected as the 2013 recipient of the Best of Parker Award in the Doctors & Clinics category.
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The findings of a new study, published on September 9, 2013, indicate that breast cancer screening saves lives, particularly for women in their 40s. The use of annual mammograms for screening women between 40 and 49 has been controversial, particularly in the last few years.
To address this controversy, researchers from Harvard Medical School in Boston conducted an analysis of the value of mammography screening using a technique called "failure analysis." This technique evaluates breast cancer cases backward from death, in order to determine correlations at diagnosis. The study results support the use of annual mammograms for breast cancer screening in women in their 40s.
The Invision Sally Jobe Bears of Hope program is seeking an experienced, intermediate-level seamstress to help sew together these handmade bears that are given to breast cancer patients on the day of their surgery. All supplies, instructions, patterns, materials, etc., are provided. It takes about 90 minutes to sew a bear. This program is very dear to us and our patients. Any help is greatly appreciated!
For more information, please contact Judy Chavez at firstname.lastname@example.com or Jeanne Stotler at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 303-290-0600 x277. Thank you!
Invision Sally Jobe is opening a full service imaging center, conveniently located at Red Rocks Medical Center in Golden, at the end of August. This outpatient facility will offer high quality, affordable and convenient imaging services for area physicians and their patients. Services will include MRI, CT, screening and diagnostic mammography, ultrasound, NIVA, DXA and X-ray from some of Colorado's most skilled and well-respected radiologists.
Invision Sally Jobe at Red Rocks opens in partnership with Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center in an effort to extend the experience and expertise of Invision Sally Jobe throughout the Front Range. Invision Sally Jobe is accredited by the American College of Radiology.
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Radiology Imaging Associates is proud to have five of our radiologists selected as Denver's Top Docs in 5280 Magazine in 2013. Congratulations to Dr. Peter Ricci (neuroradiology), Drs. Matthew Fleishman and Andrew Fisher (diagnostic radiology), Dr. Samuel Wang (Nuclear Medicine), and Dr. Eric Malden (interventional radiology)!
Invision Sally Jobe is excited to bring screening mammography back to the Swedish Medical Center campus, starting July 29th! The community is invited to attend an open house on Wednesday, July 24th between 7am and 6pm to tour our newest state-of-the-art center. Until 10am, attendees can enjoy delicious café mochas. After 4pm, we'll be offering tasty light refreshments. We hope to see you there!
Invision Sally Jobe is Colorado's only NQMBC (National Quality Measures for Breast Centers®) Certified Quality Breast Center. The Swedish Breast Care Program, in partnership with Invision Sally Jobe, is fully accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC).
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Starting July 1st, we are extending our hours for MRI exams at our Centrum and Lone Tree locations for your convenience! Invision Sally Jobe at The Centrum DTC will offer MRI exams until 9:00pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday. Invision Sally Jobe in Lone Tree will offer MRI exams until 9:00pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Too busy during the week? We also have Saturday services at both locations!
According to the National Bone Health Alliance, asking your doctor for an osteoporosis screening is the most important step you can take to keep your bones strong and healthy for as long as possible.
Osteoporosis screening, also known as a DXA bone density test, is now available at our Invision Sally Jobe in Cherry Creek location on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays! You can now conveniently schedule a bone density test at the same time as your screening mammogram. Enjoy this facility's spa-like setting and free on-site parking in the heart of Cherry Creek.
Invision Sally Jobe in Cherry Creek
Following Angelina Jolie's announcement regarding her choice to have a double mastectomy, 4 News aired a story on May 14th that talks about the impact of genetic testing and tells the story of a Colorado woman who faced the same decision. The story includes an interview with Invision Sally Jobe's Genetic Counselor, Mary Frievogel, who discusses the power that can come from being informed.
Watch the genetic testing news story.
Congratulations to Drs. Matthew Fleishman, Richard Obregon, and Andrew Sonin who were inducted as fellows in the American College of Radiology (ACR) at a formal ceremony during an ACR conference the week of May 5th.
The ACR is a national nonprofit association serving more than 34,000 radiologists and other medical professionals with programs focusing on the practice of radiology and the delivery of comprehensive health care services. One of the highest honors the ACR can bestow on a member is recognition as a fellow. ACR Fellows demonstrate a history of service to the College, organized radiology, teaching or research. Only about 10% of ACR members achieve this distinction.
National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6, known as National Nurses Day, through May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
Nurses touch our lives in a variety of ways and places. They work in emergency rooms, school clinics, and medical centers like Invision Sally Jobe. Nurses faces the challenge of working with people who are often at their worst. But these dedicated individuals maintain their compassion as they focus on care, safety and education to improve the lives of the patients they serve. Say "thanks" to the nurses in your life!
Invision Sally Jobe is offering osteoporosis screening at two 9Health Fairs. We'll be at Swedish Hospital from 7am to 12pm on Saturday, April 13th and at Sky Ridge Medical Center from 7am to 12pm on Saturday, April 20th. This screening provides you with a score that indicates your risk for osteoporosis. Your physician can then use this information to determine if you need further testing, supplements, or lifestyle changes to protect your bone health.
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Link to NY Times article to follow: I knew that the Federal Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearm agency was still quite battered from the last time the Dems pushed through a semi-automatic weapons ban in the 1990's, one that expired during Bush's 2nd(?) term. The agency is so hamstrung with limits and for not having a leader vetted by the Senate, that the system to track arms used in felonies requires hand work, not computer searches. If a new banning of assault weapons passes, this agency would have to oversee its implementation. Good luck with that. Congress lives in fear for re-elections. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Legal Curbs Said to Hamper A.T.F. in Gun Inquiries
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The after effect of Ruby Ridge...? |
I read this yesterday. But it's worse. An article in the WSJ reported, only 12 states account for the majority of mental health records in the FBI database. Mayors Against Illegal Guns, co-chaired by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, reported that 19 states have each submitted less than 100 mental health records to the FBI database. "States increased the number of mental health records available for use during NICS [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] background checks from 200,000 in October 2004 to 1.2 million in October 2011," Congressďż˝ General Accounting Office reported this past July. "But this progress largely reflects the efforts of 12 states, and most states have made little or no progress in providing these records." This probably deserves its own thread. Thanks for posting. |
Here is a link that might be useful: only 12 states account for the majority of mental health records in the FBI database
And I'd like to add here that the LaPierre followers will probably not read these articles yet will have strong opinions anyway. Bill will read them, though, and I am interested in reading his take. But please, my friend, turn off the caps : ) |
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- Posted by nancy_in_venice_ca SS24 z10 CA (My Page) on Thu, Dec 27, 12 at 13:08
I read this yesterday. I did too. So depressing. In an age when data is often available with a few keystrokes, the A.T.F. is forced to follow this manual routine because the idea of establishing a central database of gun transactions has been rejected by lawmakers in Congress, who have sided with the National Rifle Association, which argues that such a database poses a threat to the Second Amendment. In other countries, gun rights groups argue, governments have used gun registries to confiscate the firearms of law-abiding citizens. |
1) America has some obsession with guns - we can see this in media, entertainment, and group discussions. What percentage of entertainment, for example, involves violence, specifically killing with guns? How does this compare to what actually happens in society or our daily lives? 2) The argument to keep guns has an obvious business and profit motive associated with it; the financial incentive to limit or do away with guns is perhaps less obvious or immediate. 3) It is pretty clear that we don't all agree that getting rid of guns or at least reducing/limiting them is one of the best things we can do. The split views and lengthy arguments at least show the difficulties of attempting to come to some agreement on this. |
- Posted by bill_vincent Central Maine (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Dec 27, 12 at 13:50
Bill will read them, though, and I am interested in reading his take. But please, my friend, turn off the caps : ) No caps. :-) This is what I've been talking about. Many records will not be turned over because of fears about privacy act actions. This needs to be stopped for the system to work as it was meant to. Regardless of what Denni thinks. |
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the figment part lol
the figment part lol
[QUOTE=cheshire_cat_81]Thanks for posting these movies. I love how the person who put these together used the source audio from the attraction and then synced it with the home movie footage. I have a version of the old JII on my computer, but it's just a home movie with the audio from the camera, which picks up all the background noise and you can barely hear what's going on in the ride.Originally Posted by vowell1055
These are a great find.
You see the hat? I am Mrs. Nesbitt!
has anyone noticed that they say that figment was an experiment in the imagination association thingy.... Figment was made by the dreamfinder.
Life isn't about the destination, everybody gets to that. It is about the journey.
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I never knew that they got rid of Figment. I always liked him. I haven't got a chance to ride the new and improved ride so I can't comment on that. I can say is that I like Figment and he needs to remain apart of the Disney family.
Nigel Channing got hungry and decided to eat purple dragon for dinner, which caused the Dreamfinder to get mad. Rumors have it that, as revenge, Dreamfinder plans to take out Dr. Channing and reinsert himself into Imagination and re-create the real Figment.
TRICIA JONES: I heard that you were going to propose to Brandi Svenning at some theme park. When are men going to learn that women want ROMANCE, not Mr. Toad's Wild Ride...
BRODIE: Hey, now, be fair. EVERYONE wants Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
Yup..i am soo upset that they got rid of the old one - even tho that happened a couple of years ago-
I don't get it..haven't they noticed yet that nobody likes the new one??
the original figment was so much better i remember everyone around me was crying outside the ride cuz figment was gone i was there a couple days after it opened. i was ticked
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Figment should never have been touched, ever. THe original ride was amazing and the play area on the second floor was really neat. Then they changed the whole thing into Journey into Your Imagination for the new millenium removing Dreamfinder and Figment from the picture. Then they realized the error of their ways and kept what they had but reinstated Figment. To top it all off there are rumors of a fourth renovation headed by Tony Baxter. Just keep Figment this time.
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"Rat, schmat, besides...they're tourists...what do they know?"
I say they remake it into what it was the first time..they have made too many mistakes already..Haven't they figured out yet that they are ruining the ride's existence??
He won't win the MVP or be voted into the Hall of Fame........then again, some heroes don't play games.
Anyone who's read my honeymoon trip report will already know my take - but as an AVID Dreamfinder and Figment fan (see this weeks MouseTunes for more details), my dismay with the new Figment cannot be contained.
Now - to clarify - my rant is not about the ride (as unfulfilling as it is - with Nigel Channing instead of my beloved Dreamfinder) - my rant is about FIGMENT'S CHARACTER.
Who recalls the recipie for Figment?
"Two tiny wings...eyes big and yellow...horns of a steer...but a loveable fellow...from head to tail, he's royal purple pigment....and there, VOILA - you've got a figment."
But...he wasn't just right...
"Ah ah ah...not quite...I'll throw in a dash of childish delight!"
Can you hear my dismay already?
The new Figment is an imp - he's a trickster - he's a jokester - and something like Stitch (note: I like Stitch - because this is who he is, but it's NOT who Figment is). He is not the childlike wonderful creature who was experimenting with his imagination. He wasn't gross or immature - he was CHILDLIKE.
Am I the only one who sees this?
I dont think that he is too gross or immature. All that he does is just to show that imagination isnt a science project or an equation to be solved rather your mind letting loose. I really dont see any difference between the old figment and the new one...... hes as much a child as ever.Originally Posted by Grizzpyre
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"Rat, schmat, besides...they're tourists...what do they know?"
I can see your point - but childish and disruptive aren't the same thing...I guess I just remember Figment as full of wonder and delight, and not necessarily so juvenile...he was more...5....and less....12. You know?


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The yawning girl with light brown hair yelling at me to stop clacking away at the keyboard and join her for a breath of fresh air. Laughing as she rummages through my clothes, looking for something as pretty as herself. Joking recklessly. "Mamma, I do love you so much," she calls to the aforementioned woman. "Why did you invite those disgusting guests for the party today? Those brutes who don't even know the value of your cooking?" Mamma laughs. My sister flips her hair and mumbles, "I wonder if I should buy perfume or an mp3 for my birthday. An mp3…well, I can just use my laptop to listen to music. And as long as I take a shower daily I won't stink like a warthog. Oh, well. I guess I don't have much to buy for my birthday."
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Juergen Teller: "We've Got the Louvre to Ourselves, and You're Going to be Naked in Front of the Mona Lisa"
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German-born photographer and provocateur Juergen Teller is perhaps best-known for shooting advertising campaigns for Marc Jacobs's clothing, accessories, and fragrance lines. In fact, this summer Juergen released Marc Jacobs Advertising: 1998–2009 (Steidl), a book that pays homage to more than a decade's worth of the two artists' visual collaborations. But when VF Daily recently caught up with Teller at his suite at the Maritime Hotel, in New York City, the lensman was in town to celebrate the opening of his fifth solo exhibition at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery. Paradis, a series of photographs originally taken for the French magazine of the same name, features the legendary English actress Charlotte Rampling and German supermodel Raquel Zimmerman wandering around the Louvre—nude. How in the world did he get permission for the shoot? Herewith, we find out.
VF Daily: How did the Paradis show come about?
Juergen Teller: I'd been talking to my gallery, and I was meant to have a show in six months' time. Suddenly, a window opened up—I think one artist didn't finish his work—and they said, Hang on a minute, what about if we push it forward? And I thought, [The Paradis spread] is a complete show already. So it was pretty easy.
Why did you decide to pair Charlotte and Raquel? I know you've worked with both of them before.
I've been working with Charlotte for many years—12 years or something like that—and for the past two years or so we've been thinking about doing some nudes. A concept hadn't quite developed, something that both of us felt comfortable doing, it hadn't quite clicked. And then she had dinner with me in London, and I showed her a series of nudes I did of Raquel at my mum's house, and she was so impressed. I've become a close friend with Raquel, so it made sense that we'd pair the two together. It was great to have that age gap.Back up. You shot Raquel Zimmerman nude at your mom's house?
[Raquel] is such a sweetheart, and super-professional. I wouldn't take just anyone to my mum's house. That's a weird thing, in general terms, going home to your mum's place. Who do you take? She could also relate to all that German stuff. She has German roots. Zimmerman, you know, is German.
And how did the Louvre come into it?
I got a phone call from the publisher of Paradis, and he said, "Hey, what do you think, do you want to do some pictures, some nudes, at the Louvre?" And I said, "Yeah right. That's gonna happen. Put the phone down." It was never gonna happen, right? The next day, he asked, "Have you thought about who you want to take to the Louvre?" I really thought it was a joke. I said, "That's not gonna happen." And he said to me, "There's just one good thing about getting older: you get connections."
So he knew someone who could get you in?
Yeah. So I said to Charlotte, "I think it's time to take your clothes off." "What do you mean?" I said, "Well, we've got the Louvre to ourselves, and you're going to be naked in front of the Mona Lisa." And she says, "Oh, I guess I have to do it then."
On the Eurostar on my way to Paris, I still thought it was not going to happen. I spent a whole day researching where I wanted to take the pictures, walked for miles and miles and miles. I had from 6 o'clock to 12 o'clock in the night, and I had to be very specific, very precise, as to where I wanted to take the pictures. Because then they were going to, for privacy, switch off the security cameras. So I had to be very precise, like, O.K., from seven to eight I'm going to be in this room, and then in that room, and then in that room.
There's such a German feel to your work.
Well, it's funny. In Munich, there's a park called the English Garden, and in the summer, in the park, which is like Central Park, people walk around naked. Everyone hangs around totally naked. And I grew up walking around naked at home, when I was a child. We had a sauna and a swimming pool. And when I got to England, I thought, Everyone is so weird about their bodies. And you meet a girl, and you spend a night with her together, you know, sex, and she gets up, and puts a robe on. And I thought, What the fuck's going on now? Bizarre.
You've worked with Marc Jacobs for more than a decade on his advertising campaigns. What do you think of other fashion photographers and photographers who are doing advertising?
[Long pause.] You know, I'm just concerned about myself, really. To get [my work] right. Not really that concerned with what somebody else is doing. I like Ryan McGinley's work.
Sometimes there is a voyeuristic aspect to your work, and other times you're a very active participant, like the times you've photographed yourself alongside subjects for Marc Jacobs campaigns.
I'm definitely not a voyeur. I'm definitely involved, very strongly. It's a real collaboration. I need that, to know who my subject is. If I do a portrait or a fashion story, if it's of a funny guy, or a serious guy, or a melancholy guy, then that picture will be as that person is, I believe. And I wouldn't ask someone to behave in a way which would be out of character. For example, for the Marc Jacobs ads, the model Natasa [Vojnovic]—she's extremely extroverted, and sort of mad, so I would use that, of course. And I wouldn't ask Irina [Kulikova] to act in a way I wouldn't think would be appropriate for her. For me it's important to have—it sounds like a stupid English word, but—an adventure. It's a performance. When we did these pictures with Raquel, for the Marc Jacobs ads, in Venice, there's a reason it was Venice. There's a reason for everything. Going on the boat, to the island, seeing it, eating Italian food. Everything is important. And everything goes into the picture. Even if you don't actually see it, it's important.
You've done a castle, you've done the Louvre. There's no real comparison in the United States for those kinds of locations, is there?
Well, you've got Las Vegas. I did [a shoot there] for W. Five or six years ago. I really didn't like it. I couldn't handle it. The whole thing was just not quite right. The best thing about your country is the countryside. I remember with Venetia [Scott, Marc Jacob's stylist and Teller's ex-wife] going camping in California, going to Yosemite, and Big Sur. And I did a shoot in Washington, D.C.—what a bizarre place that is.
What are you craving next?
A good night's sleep! I am busy. I have another show coming up in Nürnberg, in the Kunsthalle, and that's kind of a homecoming for me. It's very important for me, because that's where I come from. My mum's going to be there, and my whole family, and the neighbors. It's quite a big museum, seven different rooms. I'm going to be busy. [To an assistant:] Fuck, we're going to be busy.
Is that how you stay constantly inspired? You're constantly moving, seeing new things, new people.
Yeah, always one thing leads to another. That's why I like doing portraits, and stuff for myself, that might lead to a fashion story, which leads to something else. I wouldn't want to be doing just fashion work. I like all of it.