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Australian artist de Souza investigates the politics of space informed through a formal training in architecture combined with her experiences such as squatting in Redfern, Sydney. De Souza's work emphasises participation and reciprocity, and often involves the process of learning new skills and fostering relationships to create site and situation-specific projects. For over ten years she has self-published her hand-bound books and 'zines under the name All Thumbs Press.
In Vancouver, De Souza will develop a series of community based workshops throughout 2015-16 engaging participants in a critical dialogue regarding local food production. De Souza is working closely with various local urban farmers, food security activists and community members to explore the food politics within the city as both evidence of and a metaphor for urban displacement through gentrification. Continuing this research de Souza will host a public picnic in April.
In 2013, de Souza developed projects for the 5th Auckland Triennial, 15th Jakarta Biennale and the 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Sydney. More recently, at the Delfina Foundation, London, she hosted a series of picnics held inside an inflatable tent installation designed to fit within the gallery space. Notionally "traditional" English food such as cucumber sandwiches, Cornish pasties and Ploughman's Lunches were made linking to specific cultural histories as a way to discuss class, privilege, space and colonialism. As picnickers ate and spoke, de Souza mapped the discussion on the floor creating a giant cartography of the conversation. Also in 2014 she completed a residency with KUNCI Cultural Studies Center in Yogyakarta, Indonesia working closely with community organizers and residents of Kampung Ratmakan to create an inflatable ghost house and a film featuring drawings by local children made during a ghost story workshop. Their local government had announced a major development plan affecting the Ratmakan area and the squatters residing there started to be displaced. The area is built on a graveyard so ghosts are constantly appearing to the residents, ongoing exorcisms by the local ghost expert, paralleling their own evictions in the living world.MORE
Artist Shimabuku discusses his exhibition, 'When Sky was Sea' at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver. November 20, 2014-January 11, 2015. Video by Brian Lye.MORE
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Room 301, 1399 Johnston Street, Granville Island
This special event involves multiple voices approaching notions of abstraction from a variety of poetic, philosophical and theoretical standpoints by Audain Distinguished Artist-in-Residence Jürgen Partenheimer. Born in Munich in 1947, Partenheimer studied the theory and practice of art in Germany, the USA, Mexico and France. As a representative of a subjective abstraction, he is considered one of the most important contemporary artists of Germany. With theory, poetry and prose as his referential grammar for artistic expression, Partenheimer's work encompasses painting, drawing, sculpture and text. Marked by a post-minimalist background and a poetic intensity, his art has been referred to as metaphysical realism. He became internationally renowned following his participation in the Paris, Venice and São Paulo Biennials, and in 2000 became the first contemporary German artist to have a retrospective in China at the National Museum of Art in Beijing. His work has been part of major exhibitions including The Museum of Modern Art in New York and San Francisco, the Miró Foundation in Barcelona and the Museum Ludwig in Cologne.
Featuring guest appearances by Nigel Prince, Nicholas Lea, Mayko Nguyen and Aoife MacNamara.
Partenheimer's work has received many national and international prizes and awards, among others the Art Critics' Prize of Madrid, Spain; the NEA Grant, National Endowment of the Arts, New York; Canada Council Grant, Montréal and the Federal Cross of Merit of Germany for outstanding international achievement. Partenheimer has taught as Professor, Distinguished Visiting Professor and Visiting artist among others at San Francisco Art Institute; Academy of Fine Arts, Düsseldorf, University of California at Davis; Rijks Academy in Amsterdam; Royal College of Art, Edinburgh; Rhode Island School of Design and WITS School of Arts in Johannesburg.
Partenheimer's residency at Emily Carr takes place from February – May, 2014 in preparation for an exhibition at the Contemporary Art Gallery in the fall of 2014. The exhibition in Vancouver forms part of an open cooperation with the Pinakothek der Moderne München (The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Munich); Falckenberg Collection, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg and the Gemeentemuseum The Hague, exploring site and space-related installation concepts. Parallel to the different exhibitions, all of which will be held in 2014, the participating institutions closely worked on a publication with the artist that aims at commenting on and integrating the various aspects of his work as an additional 'fifth room'. International authors from a variety of different disciplines, including Anne Carson, Lebogang Mashile, Carla Schulz-Hoffmann, Antje v. Graevenitz, John Burnside, Oswald Egger and Rudi Fuchs, have taken up the invitation to write contributions and become involved in this project. Published by Distanz Publishers, Berlin, 2014.
Established in 2012, the Audain Distinguished Artist in Residence Program has a mandate to bring nationally and internationally renowned contemporary artists to Vancouver, create curriculum specific to each individual visiting artist, and support the creation of new works. Adopting a flexible model that encourages experimentation, collaboration, dialogue and engagement, the program will benefit artists, the academic community, the Vancouver art community at large, and will greatly contribute to Vancouver's stature within the international art world. The Program, housed within the Audain School of Visual Arts encompassing the Faculty of Visual Arts + Material Practice, provides support for two artists per year to live and work in Vancouver for a one to three month period, and includes living and travel expenses, support for production costs, exhibitions and honoraria.
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Artist Stefan Bruggemann discusses his exhibtiion, 'Headlines and Last Lines in the Movies' at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver. June 13 to September 7, 2014. Video by Brian Lye.MORE
Artist Mike Nelson discusses his practice and his exhibition and two new commissions at the Contemporary Art Gallery. Video by Derek Brunen with installation photography by Scott Massey.MORE
Nancy Holt and Ben Tufnell discuss Holt's major exhibition 'Photoworks' at Haunch of Venison London.MORE
Artist Ciprian Mureşan discusses his exhibition 'Recycled Playground' at the Contemporary Art Gallery, February 8 to April 7, 2013. Video by Brian Lye.MORE
Artist Nathan Coley discusses his exhibition Knowledge, Kindliness and Courage at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver and the off-site work We Must Cultivate Our Garden, November 23, 2012 to January 20, 2013. Video by Brian Lye.MORE
Artist Matthew Monahan is interviewed by Curator and Educator Heidi Reitmaier about his work and his exhibition 'Matthew Monahan' at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, April 27 to July 1, 2012. Video by Adrian BuitenhuisMORE
Artist Josephine Meckseper discusses her work and her exhbition American Leg at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, May 2012.MORE
This video interview with Irish artist Sarah Browne was created by Jessica Foley to coincide with the exhibition 'How To Use Fool's Gold' at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, July 13 to September 2, 2012.MORE
American artist Sharon Hayes discusses her exhibition In The Near Future at the CAG, April 8 – June 5, 2011.MORE
Artist and writer Frances Stark discusses her feature length animation film 'My Best Thing', shown at the Contemporary Art Gallery from Feb 3 to April 15, 2012.MORE
Artist Jeppe Hein discusses his work and his exhibition Please Please Please at the Contemporary Art Gallery, January 2009.MORE
Lawrence Paul Yuxwelupton discusses his exhibition NEO-NATIVE DRAWINGS AND OTHER WORKS: LAWRENCE PAUL YUXWELUPTUN.
MAR 19, 2010 to MAY 16, 2010, curated by Petra Watson.MORE
A time lapse video of Scott Massey's exhibition Aurorae in the Contemporary Art Gallery windows. The Contemporary Art Gallery presented the first major exhibition of Vancouver artist Scott Massey. With discrete works sited in the windows and at the Canada Line station, Massey linked both locations through two new pieces dealing with shifts in notions of time and place and the mutable connections between them.MORE
Roy Arden discusses his exhibition UNDERTHESUN at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver Canada.MORE
This video, Roy Arden: UNDERTHESUN was made to coincide with the exhibtion of the same name at the Contemporary Art Gallery from January 28 to March 27, 2011.
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Elizabeth McIntosh discusses her work and her exhibition Violet's Hair at the Contemporary Art Gallery, November 2010.MORE
Eli Bornowsky interviews Elizabeth McIntosh on the occasion of the exhibition – Eli Bornowsky: Walking, Square, Cylinder, Plane - November 26 – January 22, 2011
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Artist Alex Morrison discusses his work and the group exhibition Following A Line at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, September 2010.MORE
Artist Brad Phillips discusses his work in the exhibition Triumphant Carrot: The Persistence of Still Life, June 2010.MORE
Artist Kelly Lycan discusses her work in the exhibition Triumphant Carrot: The Persistence of Still Life, June 2010.MORE
Artist collective bgl discuss their work and their exhibition Marshmallow + Cauldron + Fire = at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, April 2009.
Congratulations to bgl who will represent Canada at the 2015 Venice Biennale.MORE
Dexter Sinister discuss the exhibition An Invitation to An Infiltration, 2010. An ideal context for an examination of the competitive nature of group exhibitions was during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Organized by guest curator Eric Fredericksen, An Invitation to An Infiltration was a group exhibition of local and international artists ranging from emerging to established.MORE
Holly Ward discusses her work in the group exhibition An Invitation to An Infiltration, 2010. An ideal context for an examination of the competitive nature of group exhibitions was during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Organized by guest curator Eric Fredericksen, An Invitation to An Infiltration was a group exhibition of local and international artists ranging from emerging to established.MORE
Aritst Elizabeth Zvonar talks about her work and her exhibition On Time at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, November 2009.MORE
Urtzi Grau talks about the touring exhibition 'Clip/Stamp/Fold' and the exhibition 'Clip/Stamp/Fold 6′ at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver.MORE
As part of my internship at the CAG, I was able to assist with the installation of Grace Schwindt's exhibition. The fun part of this installation was being able to assist with the colour coordination of the 9 jewel toned and naturally dyed ribbons. There was no formula or method to the colour selection, just what looked well together. Grace liked the arrangement so much that she is repeating the colour sequence at Zeno X Gallery in Antwerp where the show is traveling to. In Canada, you can catch the film next at Contemporary Calgary!
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If you were walking down Nelson Street in the evening between February 3rd and May 16th, you hopefully spied the work Aurorae by Scott Massey in the CAG street front window spaces. During the day, the window spaces appeared to be coated in some kind of nondescript blue paint and visitors would come into the gallery either unaware that there was something on display or perplexed as to what it represented. When on my volunteer shift at the gallery, I would welcome visitors to make a date to come back to the gallery after dark so that they could enjoy the light-show piece, but as the gallery was closed most evenings after 6 pm, I never really saw if anyone came back to satisfy their curiosity.
I was lucky enough to have a friend live in the building across the street and we made a special tea & art viewing date together, specifically so that we could spend an evening with Aurorae.
But even if you didn't have a friend living across the street from the gallery, or if you didn't find the time after dark to see Massey's light display piece in the window spaces, you're able to see it here thanks to his time lapse video below.
As the night sky lightens on Massey's celestial light-show phenomenon, the light takes on a more earthly halogen with Josephine Meckseper's discussion on consumer culture and the world of advertising. The exhibition American Leg by Josephine Meckseper opens on Thursday, May 24th (7-10 PM). Currently based in New York, this will be Meckseper's first exhibition in Canada. Additionally Josephine Meckseper will talk on her work on Wednesday May 23 at 7 pm at SFU Woodwards, Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 West Hastings Street, this talk is free and all are welcome.
Scott Massey's Off-site project Via Lactea (above Glacier Lake) will remain on view at the Yaletown-Roundhouse Station, Canada Line until July 1st. This piece, also dealing with the night sky, can be seen in the day time (or night time).MORE
Matthew Monahan is interviewed for Life on Mars the Carnegie International in 2008. Matthew Monahan's first Canadian solo exhibition opens at the Contemporary Art Gallery on Thursday April 26 and continues until July 1, 2012.MORE
On Sunday April 1st at the CAG, Tate Modern curator Mark Godfrey gave an engaging talk on Frances Stark's practice in relation to her work My Best Thing to over 100 visitors. Frances Stark's My Best Thing is a feature length animation film currently on view until Sunday April 15. Here are some images of the event taken by CAG volunteer Jamie Dolinko.MORE
It is always exciting to retrace the path of an artist you admire.
Today, the gracefulness and lightness of Elspeth Pratt's work adorns the urban Offsite exhibition space of the VAG. It looks novel and contemporary, seemingly hand-made and whimsical but rendered in a scale that is normally out of proportion to the material.
In this blog entry, I'd like to consider Pratt's journey towards becoming an important figure in the Vancouver art scene in relation to the CAG.
In several ways the CAG played an important role in her artistic career, being the site of her first solo exhibition. In 1985, Pratt reflected on social commentary, urban issues, art, architecture and man-made environment through her formal sculptures.
In 1988, Robert Linsley, with assistance from the CAG, curated an exhibition of three Canadian sculptors held at Sala 1 gallery in Rome. Among them, Elspeth Pratt would travel to Italy to present her abstract yet gestural sculptures to a European audience in an exhibition entitled "Architettura: Astrazione".
These are not the only instances Pratt has shown work at the CAG. She also exhibited Bluff in the gallery's street front windows in 2007. This site-specific work commented on the lack of foresight that characterises downtown Vancouver's residential-highrise industry.
Currently Pratt's name is listed among 1000 others in the windows as a reminder of the gallery's artistic legacy and in commemoration of their 40th anniversary.
To view a short video of the artist commenting on her work, please follow this link:
To read a recent article on Elspeth Pratt's work at the VAG Offsite location, please refer to:
Ksenia CheinmanMORE
Roy Arden's solo exhibition at the CAG is now closed. It was extremely well attended, with 2,479 visitors. On March 19th we celebrated the launch of Arden's artist publication, UNDERTHESUN, which was available at the gallery free of charge and distributed to various locations around the city. We still have some of the publications left and they will be available at the CAG for the price of $10 once we reopen next week. We also released a special edition of 15 black and white archival pigment prints by Roy Arden. They were a great deal and sold out in a flash!
UK based artist Kelly Richardson has won international acclaim for her large scale, multi-channel video installations. This superbly illustrated retrospective of audiovisual installations works is the first retrospective publication featuring an extensive look at the UK-based Canadian born artist's audiovisual installation works of the last fifteen years. The Last Frontier is a comprehensive survey of Richardson's artistic output, features four beautiful cover options to choose from, and includes essays by Alistair Robinson, Holly E. Hughes and Kelly Gordon and an introduction by Ryan Doherty and Louis Grachos. Designed by Three Legged Dog Design.
This publication is available in a choice of three covers, Orion Tide, Leviathan and Mariner.
*Special exhibition price of $40, only during the exhibition.MORE


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I think the furthest out that I have shot a deer is 50 yards but I'd say the average has been about 75 yards because of the way I hunt. I look for trails and sit down wind behind some small trees and at times I have stalked deer as quietly as possible which amazed me one time when I walked to within ten feet of a deer before it took off. Many times they are curious and as long as they don't smell you they don't bolt. The best time that I've found stalking to work is on foggy days, maybe it's because the moisture softens up the dry leaves. MasterPsmith makes a great point, the really high power above a 44 mag is pretty much overkill, that's why I mentioned 357 mag. If all you intend to do with a handgun is hunt deer then what gadrooning mentioned about using a Thompson Center Fire is a great idea, I have a friend that has one with a rifle caliber barrel (don't remember what he told me the cal. was), he claims it is the most accurate hand gun he has shot. So a lot depends on what else you may want to use a handgun for, it certainly wouldn't be a bad idea to go to gun shops and see how some of the hand guns mentioned here feel in your hands. Even better if you are able to shoot some of them. One thing to take into consideration is that the more power a gun has the more likely you are to flinch from blast and recoil unless you practice, practice, practice and any of the really big stuff above 44 mag can get very spendy, even a 44 mag can be spendy unless you handload hand cast bullets which is what I have done for years.
The 357 mag is a good gun for deer hunting. I personally use mine for hunting. My 357 has a 8 3/8" barrel so the round is still easily traveling over a 1000fps @100 yards and has a little over 400lbs of energy @100yrds. And at a 100 yards it's iffy. I try to keep my shots within 50yrds. Pleanty of TKO especially combined with an ammo like Buffalo Bore. This would be the minimal caliber for deer hunting and the most pleasurable to shoot. Anything in between the 357 and the 44 mag are good for hunting as well. However as stated before, rounds are hard to come by in this range unless you reload. I personally would stick with the 44 mag just for the little extra punch. As stated before also anything above this would be overkill, unless you plan on hunting bigger critters with the gun as well. What ever you pick good luck.
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I personally dont see a need to go above .44 mag for deer. After that your just wasting money on ammo... Ive taken a total of 4 white tails and 2 mules with my Redhawk and all but 1 tough mule only need one well placed shot. Ive also taken quite a few boars with my redhawk and my gp100.
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Get a .44 Mag. The sheer variety of available ammo, everything from cowboy loads to bone-crushing solids, means you can use it for just about anything. The 240gr JSP or hardcast 250gr SWC work fine for deer. Your effective range will be the distance you can put every shot in a 4 or 5 inch circle up to 100 yards.
Personally, I'd look for a Dan Wesson.
I say go with a 44, it will be plenty for deer. I was planning to use my 357 for pistol hunting this year until I found a sweet 629 a while back. Now I get to spend plenty of time at the range to familiar with it.
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
A first step- take a look at the game laws in the area you plan to hunt, and see what is a legal firearm there. While I use a 10" 357 for Eastern Deer, the .357 is too light to be legal in some Western States.
.44 Mag should be MORE than adequate with (a) right bullet, and (b) enough barrel to actually burn most of the powder. I handgun hunt in laurel thickets, where 50 yards is a LOONG shot, and a .357 solid in the boiler room equals venison for dinner.
Yes, the .460, the .500, and the .499 Chipmunk Eviscerator are all impressive rounds, You will not practice with them a lot due to pain and "Oh CRAP? HOW MUCH A BOX?"
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
I have both a .44 Redhawk and a 460 S&W. I have taken deer with both . I use a Barnes 225 in the 44 and a Barnes 275 in the 460. The 460 is a hunters dream.
I got a Super Redhawk that works great for deer A 357 would work around here (Ky) but I like the 44 a little more. Mine has the 9.5 bbl. It's dang near a rifle anyway
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Spa trips make great getaways
One of my favourite things to do when travelling is to visit spas.
One of life's greatest indulgences, spas offer an array of services and treatments, for both men and women, meant to relax the body and soothe the soul. Each location has its own ambience and distinctive attributes. Here are a few notable spas from the southwest that I was fortunate to encounter this past year.
BODYSpa in Santa Fe, N.M., gives retreat in the middle of the city for every body and every budget. I chose the Therapeutic Massage with Alpine Arnica Rub. It uses an anti-inflammatory minty-smelling herbal gel to treat sore muscles, and your aches are gone in no time.
Also at BODY is a yoga studio, fitness classes, and the BODYBoutique where you can purchase goods from companies with fair-trade, sustainable and organic practices. Then there's BODYCafe, serving up juices, smoothies, and cuisine for raw, vegan and other special diets. At first I was skeptical, but after sampling several dishes from an impressive raw menu that includes "fried" onion rings, pizza, and enchiladas, I became a believer.
North of Santa Fe is Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese-style hot springs health spa tucked away in the forest on the western slopes of Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
They have nine baths, with choices of indoor or outdoor, communal or private, regular or premium. Ours was in a fenced-in courtyard with a rock garden, waterfall, large concrete pool, cold plunge, and sauna. It was the ultimate in serenity, and a little piece of paradise.
Combine several offerings into a luxury spa package, and Ten Thousand Waves will transform your spirit, mind and body. They perform the gamut of wraps, scrubs, glows and rub-downs. They also feature unique treatments like the Four Hands Massage, with two therapists dancing in unison, moving two sets of hands simultaneously. For 50 minutes I totally forgot where I was, what I had to do next, and even which way was up. It was extraordinary, and I've never experienced anything like it.
Fuchsia is the most popular day spa in Mesa, Ariz., and a fun fresh alternative. They play 'chick flicks' on flat screen TVs, put out bowls of candy, and play music from your iPod. They've got plenty of express services to choose from including manicures, pedicures, facials, airbrush tanning, and a blow-dry bar. If you spend a lot of time in the area, it would be worth it to purchase their monthly membership and receive complimentary services, generous discounts, and special offers and events.
Nearby in Phoenix, the Royal Palms Resort boasts the rustic splendor of a Mediterranean villa, with the majestic backdrop of Camelback Mountain. Stone walkways, fragrant groves and exotic foliage embellish the property. Alvadora Spa at the Royal Palms offers signature treatments to indulge the senses, like the 80-minute Citrus Ritual that involves exfoliating scrub and massage, outdoor waterfall shower in a private garden, lounge chairs, fireplace, and an herbal whirlpool bath. Divine is the only way to describe it.
RoseAnna Schick is an avid traveller who seeks inspiration wherever she goes. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Mr. Charles P. Conant, 72, of Woodbury, passed away Wednesday, June 04, 2014 at his home with his loving family by his side. He was the husband of Anne Marie ( Varrone ) Conant.
Charles was born in Fort Fairfield, ME on May 13, 1942, son of the late William and Dorine ( Ross ) Conant. He was a graduate of Kaynor Technical High School. He was employed at Cly'Del Manufacturing Company for many years as a Toolmaker until his retirement in 2003. He was a past member of the Waterbury Elks Club #265. He enjoyed woodworking and the outdoors, spending time with his family, but his true love was his grandchildren.
Besides his wife Anne of 51 years, he leaves two sons, Paul Conant and his wife Mariana of Trumbull and Scott Conant and his wife Meltem of New York City, one daughter, Rebecca Butkus and her husband Keith of Northfield, one brother James "Prep" Conant and his wife Joyce of Chester Springs, PA, a brother-in-law, Angelo Varrone of Waterbury, a sister-in-law, Carol Conant of Prospect, nine grandchildren, also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by two brothers, Ross and Rex Conant.
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Arrangements: Funeral will be held Monday, 9:00 a.m. at Chase Parkway Memorial/The Albini Family Funeral Home, 430 Chase Parkway, Waterbury to Our Lady of Lourdes Church for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 a.m. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. Calling hours will be held Sunday, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home.


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Neighbors: Susan England
November 19, 2009
Name: Susan England
Occupation: Medical Transcriptionist
Family: Shad, Cory (16), Emily (14) and Garrett (9)
Place of birth: Farmer's Branch, Texas
Q. How long have you lived in Baldwin City and what brought you here?
A. I've lived here the majority of my life. My parents moved here shortly after I was born. I tried leaving a couple of times but couldn't stay away.
Q. What's the biggest risk you've ever taken?
A. Deciding to start my own business.
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deep wound How Long?
I fell off my bike and hit real hard.I got a bad scrape on my knee.Treated myself for three weeks than went to the doctors.It's now two months and it's a little better.should I worry?Imust tell you I;m on medds for heart and high blood pressure and I'm 81years old.should I be I be seeking a new doctor?
Scrape isn't healing or great pain walking? Is wound infected? If you don't have much money go get some zinc diaper rash ointment & put on it a few days.(Unless it is pus filled)That healed my burn where all the skin came off to point it has faded out & I think by Christmas you won't be able to see where it was. I got Dr. Scheffield's for $1 at a Dollar store(made in U.S.) but any would work, I use it on my dad's foot as he rubs it on bed(I added piece of ridged foam to ease pressure on feet also) since he had stroke year ago. It hasn't broken open or gotten infected so it is working well for him also. Friend had leg wound that wouldn't heal & they did some kind of oxygen therapy & it healed fast after that. Another friend had to go to a pain center to get her painful leg healed. Don't use iodine on it, that will make the wound larger if you use it daily as it actually eats away at the flesh. My little brother was getting worse from a finger injury & dad didn't have money to take him to dr. so asked druggist & he told him methylate ?( cost 15cents & dad came back on payday & paid it-that's what druggist's did back then!) also orange stuff used many years ago, that healed it. Now the antibiotic creams are much gentler & safer. Zinc in diaper rash creams heals very sore little bottoms but works great for adults & you don't get allergic to an antibiotic that way either.
Goldy, a deep wound needs to be treated immediately, by an emergency room or Urgent Care. Going that long with a deep wound can cause infection or gangrene or possibly losing a part of your leg if left untreated.
PLEASE get to an ER right now!!!
They have run so many test on me.THE FINAL ONE MY KIDNEYS are not up to par.doc says from taking high blood pressure pill for ten years.I'm a anemic been for years and my thyroid is out of whack.When your are as old as me you know parts break down and you got to live with them.Just don't want to go out with this dumb wound.Think I will get rid of my bike I think it's time I had both feet on the ground.
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Steam the carrot slices just until tender, about 5 to 6 minutes.
Do not overcook.
Melt the butter in a large, heavy skillet over medium-high heat just until it foams.
Add the carrots, orange zest, and cardamom.
Cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 to 3 minutes.
Add the marsala and cranberries, turn up the heat to high, and cook, stirring frequently until the liquid has evaporated, about 3 to 5 minutes.
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Across Britain we're starting to see the first signs of new cycling infrastructure - cycleways on main roads, protected from motor traffic, being built in cities like Bristol, Manchester, Leicester, Brighton and London.
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It's been a holiday sort of week this week, with carnival season in the Netherlands demonstrating how the Dutch dress for the destination, not for the journey - followed by Lent, prompting the Bishop of Ramsbury to give up driving and discover just how far cars have become embedded even into the life of the church.
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When Jemma Phibbs and James Lloyd were head boy and girl of Wheatley Park School they did such a good job of running fundraisers they decided to start a business doing it.
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Mr Lloyd and Ms Phibbs, both 21, started with a £900 loan, which they have now paid back.
Mr Lloyd said: "When we get a booking clients can pay extra for us to set up and clear away the space, or they can choose to do it themselves.
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This is a nicely made 34" changing pad. I purchased a different pad before realizing that our changing table was 34" (not the typical 32") and found this pad at a very reasonable price on Overstock. The pad seems be as well-padded as something like this should be and I'm sure will serve its purpose. The BRU changing pad covers fit up to 34" inches and fit this fine. Just fyi, we have a Da Vinci changing table and while the length of this pad fits correctly, it is slightly less wide than the table, but for the price, I'll deal with a little extra space.
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