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Broken Borders (19.5 x 29.5). Left over from the border of a previous quilt, these bruised and fragile red fabric pieces, recovered from the sand, have to be held in place by fine netting.
Buried Treasure (19.5 x 29.5). The quilt that started it all. Quilted in swirls to mimic the hurricane. Bleached parts left to look like fluffy clouds. Background and backing is Solveig's bed sheet that she found tattered in a tree. The top was once a single colorsand and water tie-dyed it.
Broken Hearted (20 x 26.5). These hearts symbolize broken hearts and dreams of Katrina survivors. Hearts are pant pockets buried in the beach. Pink and blue background from the filing cabinet. Backing from the beach.
Hopes and Dreams ( (14.5 x 20.5). "Bubbles, beads and hearts flowing on light and dark curves with fanciful stitches like dreams that interpret our hope."
On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made its final landfall near Bay St. Louis, Mississippi with a 28-foot storm surge. Solveig Wells watched the storm coverage on television as she lay in a hospital bed in Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada, recovering from hip surgery.
Solveig and her husband, David, divide their time between Canada and Mississippi, since David—Professor Emeritus in Geodesy and Geomatics in the Engineering Department at the University of New Brunswick—still teaches at the University of Southern Mississippi's Department of Marine Science near Bay St. Louis. The couple calls both locations home.
Katrina reserved its full force for the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The eye of the hurricane passed right over Bay St. Louis, killing 12 people and completely destroying half the homes in the small Gulf Coast resort town. Solveig and David were unable to see the damage firsthand until December of that year, when they made their way south toward Bay St. Louis.
"As we turned onto Highway 90 toward Biloxi and saw all the destruction—debris everywhere, trees gone, only porch steps where entire houses used to be—that's when it really hit me," Solveig recalls. "I started to cry."
Although the house in Bay St. Louis where they spend part of each year was not as badly damaged as most others in the community, no home was left un-flooded or unscathed. Anything remaining was subject to the horrible mold that proliferated in the brutally hot weather that followed in the wake of the storm.
Adding insult to injury was Solveig's discovery that crews cleaning up the rubble had discarded all of her quilting fabrics and supplies.
Weeks after the Wells' return to the Gulf Coast, while walking on the beach, Solveig noticed something sticking up out of the sand. On closer inspection, she realized that it was the frayed edge of some of her own material, and she started to pull on it. Fifteen yards later, she had recovered the border fabric she'd been saving for a project. Looking around, she found still more buried treasure—some in a wheelbarrow and some in a filing cabinet— and she eventually retrieved most of the quilting fabric she had assumed was lost forever.
Some of it was discolored and faded in a tie-dye like manner, and although weathered and still wet, much of the material was intact and happily mold-free. Who knows how it got there? Perhaps it was washed away during the storm or fell out of a trash truck. Whatever the means, it's difficult not to ascribe the discovery to fate.
Finding her fabric triggered a creative frenzy that helped Solveig deal with the raw emotion and sense of grief and loss caused by Hurricane Katrina's devastation. For the next 12 months, she became what she describes as an "obsessed lady who spent a year making 55 wallhanging-sized quilts out of my Katrina damaged fabrics." She calls them her Katrina Recovery Quilts.
Stitched into the quilts are not only her own fabrics, but also things such as vintage men's ties and quilt blocks, made as Christmas ornaments, and rescued from the mud in the remains of a friend's store, salvaged scraps of embroidery and yarn, and Mardi Gras beads and flip-flop ornaments found on the beach.
Also stitched into the quilts are Solveig's expressions of appreciation for all those who volunteered to help in the aftermath of the storm, her sympathy for those who lost loved ones, and her awe at the magnitude of nature's power. And channeled was her sorrow and frustration shared with friends and neighbors whose homes, businesses, and communities were destroyed or damaged and whose lives were irreparably altered.
The quilts have helped Solveig deal with the catastrophic effects of the storm, and they have served to help others as well. They have been displayed at libraries, museums, art galleries, and quilt guilds both in Canada and the southern United States and at the Gulf States Quilting Association's quilt show.
The Canadian Quilter, a quarterly publication of the Canadian Quilter's Association, did a feature article about them, as did the alumni magazine for David's alma mater. They have been exhibited as part of fundraising efforts to restore libraries in Hancock County, Mississippi that were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
Taken together, Solveig Wells' Katrina Recovery Quilts form a jewel with 55 facets, each one representing an aspect of the artist's effort to come to terms with a tragedy that affected not only her own life, but the lives of millions. Her creation is a moving tribute to the resilience of the human spirit. Such is the healing power of quilts.
Click here to see all 55 of Solveig Wells' Katrina Recovery Quilts.
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Your house is likely a hive of activity, with family members doing a number of things in different rooms -and the right lighting in each room will set the mood, whether it be to encourage relaxation, for study or to enhance family gatherings at mealtimes.
There are many lighting techniques you can use to create a mood for every room. These techniques are broken down into four basic lighting effects and each one is essential to creating that special 'homey feel'.
Lighting effects
Ambient lighting
Ambient lighting refers to lighting that is used to illuminate rooms well enough so the occupants can see everything and move around freely. It is usually created through a combination of natural light filtering in through windows, as well as overhead light fittings.
Task lighting
Task lighting is used to illuminate an area that is used for a visual task, such as reading or sewing. Task lighting is essential to every room, as you do a variety of tasks in different rooms. There is a selection of light fittings that can be used for task lighting, and combined with ambient lighting they create a well-lit room.
Accent or decorative lighting
Accent lighting is used to add drama or style to a room by highlighting a specific area or object in it. It is also referred to as decorative lighting and is used at parties or can be used to help light a room if your task lighting is not bright enough.
Mood lighting
Mood lighting is exactly what it says it is, lighting that is used to create a certain mood or atmosphere within a room. A combination of small light sources, it is typically used in bedrooms and sometimes dining rooms, depending on the occasion. Mood lighting is created with coloured light bulbs, dimmed lights and candles.
Lighting your home
Tip: Natural light is obviously the best and you should try to use it whenever possible during the daytime. Open blinds and curtains throughout the day to allow light to fill the room.
Catering to everyone's needs
The living room or lounge is a room that every member of the family uses at some point in the day. Therefore, it has to cater to a variety of activities. So the lighting you choose has to be adequate for all of these activities.
"You do not need one dominant light fixture in the living room, downlighters that are recessed into the ceiling are great for lighting up the general space of the room," says Melissa Davidson of The Lighting Warehouse and adds that the general rule is to have one downlighter for every 2 square metres. She says this is dependant on other factors like the height of the ceiling or how much natural light there is already. However, you will probably need additional lighting in other parts of the room.
Floor lamps and desk lamps (which are task lights) should be placed on side tables near couches that are commonly used for reading. The light should be focused towards the edge of the seat and should be bright, but not glaring. Dimmer switches can be installed with your down lighters and are great when it comes to watching movies with the family.
Tip: Find the dominant feature in the room, which in this case may be the television, and make sure there is one strong light pointed towards it. Beware of glare across the screen, so place the light source at an angle.
Beat the kitchen blues
Your kitchen does not have to be shrouded in bright lights. Although certain areas should be well-lit, your kitchen can have a cosy feel to it. Davidson says if you layer the lighting in your kitchen, you won't have a "clinical white kitchen" all the time.
A fluorescent light in the centre of your kitchen provides a reliable source of light and depending on the size and shape of your kitchen, you may need two.
Tip: You could add a chandelier or pendant on a separate switch above your kitchen table. Or, if you have a breakfast bar, you could add 2 to 3 spun aluminium pendants under the bulkhead.
Avoid having lamps or free standing lights in the kitchen as these cause clutter. You can opt to have cabinet lighting or under counter lighting, which is placed under overhanging cabinets and offers light onto the counter for specific food preparation.
Five star feel
You can easily have the feeling of a five star restaurant in your dining room. A dining room should have a dominant light fitting that hangs directly over the table. It should not be too bright, so a dimmer switch is perfect for this room.
Chandeliers are very common in dining rooms as they create an elegant focal point. Depending on the style of the dining room, an antique chandelier is a great conversation starter, and they are not limited in size, as they used to be. Chandeliers come in a variety of sizes, designs and shapes, and do not have to be huge bronze atrocities glaring down at your guests.
Tip: When hanging a chandelier, Davidson advises people to have a minimum clearance of 0.75 metres above the table to the lowest part of the chandelier, so that it doesn't block anyone's line of vision across the table.
Wall mounted lights or wall sconces with pastel coloured light bulbs can really accentuate the style and décor of the room. They also provide additional lighting without glaring over the wall, as well as being decorative. Wall sconces also come in a variety of unique designs and sizes.
Hallways and stairs
Hallways and stairwells should be well-lit to avoid accidents. Avoid pendant lights or large lights in order to save space, unless you have a double volume staircase where a big fitting can create a focal point.
Small wall sconces and recessed light fittings are good for this space, as they are out of the way but still bright. If you want to give hallways and stairwells a warm, welcoming glow, Davidson says choose warm white globes or if you prefer a "white" light, choose cool white globes. If you have an open staircase, recessed lights fixed into the skirting rail can be stylish and effective in lighting each step, minimising the chances of missing one.
Illuminate the bathroom
Bathrooms are one of the most accident prone rooms in a house, so they should always be brightly lit. This is another room that requires a combination of lighting to suit a variety of activities.
Neodymium light bulbs are good as they simulate sunlight and give a true colour spectrum when applying makeup. These light bulbs can be put in wall lights that are placed on either side of the mirror, to avoid creating shadows across the face. Davidson recommends a good bright light, with 1 or 2 globes, in the centre of your bathroom ceiling as your first layer of lighting, and depending on the size of your bathroom, may be the only light necessary.
Setting the mood
A bedroom is an intimate, cosy place, whether you sleep in it alone or share it with a partner. This is also the room you can have the most fun with when trying lighting effects. The most common effect used in a bedroom is mood lighting, as it creates a romantic, relaxed atmosphere. A pendant light with a dimmer switch can be used to create a circle of light in the middle of the room. Placing floor lamps in the corners of the room will illuminate the outline of the room. Lamps or spotlights should be placed over vanity mirrors and on bedside tables for reading.
Pastel light bulbs can be used for floor lamps to create a dramatic effect, and coloured candles are always great for setting an intimate mood. If you want your bed to be the focal point of the room, putting a recessed light at the head of bed can create a dramatic effect.
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It all depends....i had 2 teeth pulled in about 15 mins....but if his teeth are decayed it might take longer....i had a simple extraction....they might have to cut his gums...it probably wont be over an hour
I had to have a wisdom tooth taken out, but it was still under the gum practically completely. It had absessed, hense needing it removed. That took over an hour, but you can understand why.
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It depends on the tooth. On an adult with a brittle old tooth it can take longer than usual. Some extractions are fairly quick-a shot of novocaine and a good yank & its out. However, wisdom teeth are always more difficult but luckily his is not a wisdom tooth (as you said). I will provide you some insight on my last 2 dental extractions (2 VERY DIFFERENT experiences) below and hopefully this will give you some idea of what your husband can expect.
When I was 18-19 yrs. old I had the WORST TOOTHACHE,I went to an "emergency dentist" on Thanksgiving who offered 2 options-save the tooth by starting an expensive root canal that would require several follow up visits and cost several hundred dollars or pull the tooth out for $100, I chose the PULL and he shot me with novocaine & grabbed the tooth real hard with "pliers"(or at least they looked like pliers) and he just yanked it out-it was so quick that a snot flew out of my nose as he pulled it out, he sent me on my way, I even was able to eat later-NOT BAD AT ALL-hopefully your husband his this experience and NOT THE NEXT ONE.
The next time I needed an extraction I was about 26-27 yrs. old & the toothache was due to a tooth that MANY YEARS before I saw an emergency oral surgeon in the ER due to severe toothache & she would not pull it out in the ER, instead she said she would get me "out of pain" but I would need to follow up with a dentist, and she proceeded to basically "start" a root canal, I guess she removed the root that was causing the pain & I think she actually pulled out a little piece of the tooth that was causing pressure & pain & she did GET ME OUT OF PAIN, so of course I never followed up with a dentist because I felt fine("if it ain't broke don't fix it" mentality I have) and then at least 7 yrs. later (I was now 26 or 27) that HORRIFIC, THROBBING, feel like your going to die pain came back from the same tooth-
So I went to a dentist to see if I could get some more roots taken out or whatever could be done to save the tooth(I was now older and wiser) but he said the only option then was an extraction, apparently the tooth had died and since I never had the root canal completed back then, it was now too late and it had to come out, but this tooth(according to him) was very brittle and was going to be difficult to get out(I was ready for him to do it on the spot but he had to schedule a "special time slot", I thought he was over-reacting but boy was I wrong. I was in that dentist chair for at least 40 minutes to over an hour-it seemed like forever. He gave me 2 shots of Novocaine right from the start and then proceeded to pull this way and that way and he even had his foot on the side of the chair trying to pull this thing out. He kept asking me if it hurt or if I was ok every 2 minutes. I was numb, just felt all the pulling and it hurt to keep my mouth open so wide. Then he pulled out a little hammer like tool and what seemed to be a little chisel and I kid you not, he proceeded to hold the chisel on my tooth and hammer away at it, he was trying to break the tooth into pieces, apparently it was so brittle and damaged/decayed from all those years of not having the root canal completed that he could not get it out in one piece. After he hammered and chiseled for a while he tried pulling again-and he started to look worried when nothing was coming out. He gave me more Novocaine and then hammered and chiseled away some more, he looked like he was doing "demolition on a house" thats how much effort and energy he was putting into the hammering and chiseling.
When he started pulling again, he got a small piece out and I actually started to feel pain (even with al that Novocaine), so he gave me even more Novocaine and I remember him not only injecting the gums around that tooth but also in my cheek I think (at least thats what it felt like). He started getting some pieces out but it was this huge process of more hammering and chiseling, then more pulling, and so on and so on. When it was finally over there were so many little pieces of tooth on the tray, he had to extract it in lots of tiny little pieces and my face and head were already throbbing (I wasn't feeling the pain in my mouth yet, just the pressure on my face from all the pounding), well he gave me some prescriptions and as I was driving home the Novocaine must have just suddenly completely wore off because all of a sudden I was in the worst pain, like I didn't know if I would make it home, I was crying, my mouth and tooth area felt 10 times worse than before I had it pulled and not only that but my face, head, cheek, lips, all felt like someone had beat me up and been punching my face. Overall, it was a TERRIBLE HORRIBLE experience and I was in SEVERE pain (even with prescription painkillers) for at least 2 or 3 days. So, my point is that the extraction can go either way.
Both of these teeth that I had removed were basically the same size and in the same general area of my mouth, the first one on the left side toward the back and the second one on the right side toward the back (about 3 teeth from the back). One came out easy with no problem when I was younger and the other was a nightmare because it was brittle, missing a piece and severely decayed. I guess it depends on what condition your husbands tooth is in and how old he is. Hope this helps.
Helen DDS
It depends on the tooth, the shape and reason for taking it it. I've taken out 4 wisdom teeth in 7 minutes as well as taken 2 hours to remove a badly damaged 1st year molar
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