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People who are committed to exercising sometimes find it difficult to continue their exercise routines during winter months. Dr. Shannon Woods explains the effect of cold on the body and how to prepare for sports or exercise outdoors. His tips include:
Yvette Williams: People who are committed to exercising sometimes find it difficult to continue their exercise routines during winter months. Is it safe to exercise in cold weather? What are some safety tips to keep in mind? Dr. Shannon Woods specializes in sports medicine at CoxHealth. Thank you for joining us Dr. Woods.
Shannon Woods: Thank you.
YW: How do our bodies respond to cold temperatures during exercise?
SW: Exercising outside can take place in a variety of different temperatures. However, when the temperature begins to drop, there's certain precautions that need to be made in order to maintain that we have adequate safety. The cold can affect an individual at varying rates. It depends on what the temperature is outside, the wind chill and whether or not you're exercising in wet conditions or dry conditions. Things can begin to go downhill very rapidly within a few minutes if the temperature starts dropping below freezing.
YW: Does cold affect younger people and older people differently?
SW: It certainly does. Younger individuals tend to be smaller children for example. They are more likely to suffer from cold injuries just because they don't have as much internal mass, so therefore they have less ability to regulate their temperatures, especially at their fingertips or at their toes, and their nose and ears for example. They're more likely to suffer from frostbite in that situation, but they're also more likely to suffer from hypothermia due to this inability to regulate their temperature. In older individuals, they sometimes can also suffer or be more likely to suffer from cold related injuries. This most likely is due to other medical illnesses they may be suffering from that predispose them to injury, but also because of medications that would predispose them to cold injury.
YW: You mentioned frostbite. What is that and what are the symptoms?
SW: Frostbite is actual freezing of our tissues, whether that be skin, the underlying soft tissue, muscle or even bone. This most often occurs in fingers, toes, nose or ears – these are the most likely locations. But, depending on the temperature, it can even affect our arms, our legs, depending upon how bad it gets. What you'll probably notice at first with frostbite is that there are different degrees, just like there are different degrees of burns. First degree, you may begin to notice some numbness, some tingling, you may notice increasing pain. You may begin to notice some discoloration, white splotches or splotchiness of the skin. With second degree, you start to develop blisters, the pain can become more intense. As you move into third degree, you actually lose sensation and you develop no pain, but the skin becomes white, all uniform, and almost kind of rubbery. The blisters also become worse and the blood flow actually shuts down completely. If you look at vascular studies in those individuals, they have absolutely no blood flow to those extremities whenever it gets that bad.
YW: So you really need to pay attention to what your body and your fingers and your nose are doing when you're out in the cold, right?
SW: You do need to be aware, yes, and we certainly can exercise outside but you have to be more cognizant and think about what you're going to be wearing, how long you're going to be outside and try to prevent those injuries. Depending on the temperature outside, the lower temperature, the wetter the conditions or the more wind that is involved, the greater the likelihood of suffering cold injuries.
YW: You said hypothermia. What is that and what are those symptoms?
SW: Hypothermia is where there is a decrease in the core body temperature, so our absolute temperature. Normally we're at 98.6 or 98.7 Fahrenheit, but with exposure to cold, that actually decreases. As our temperature decreases by as little as 3 degrees, we start to suffer some effects. What you may notice is that once we start getting closer to 95 degrees Fahrenheit, patients may start to develop amnesia, difficulty remembering, difficulty concentrating. They will often then develop racing heartbeats and become more fatigued or apathetic where they don't want to perform exercise any longer. As the temperature drops even more as we start getting close to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, individuals will start becoming ataxic, where they don't want to even move at all and they just sit down. Sometimes they become so confused, they'll even start taking off their clothes whenever they get that cold, as an abnormal response. From there, body organ systems just start to shut down. After you start getting below 90, then the injuries become much more severe and the need for absolute elevation of your temperature back to normal becomes pretty important pretty rapidly. The third injury that people don't realize is an injury called trench foot. It's more common in military recruits but certainly in individuals that are going to be outside for a long period of time can begin to suffer from this illness as well. Wet feet that are exposed to cold temperatures of 50 degrees or less for prolonged periods of time will start to suffer from frostbite-type illnesses or symptoms within hours of exposure to those cold, wet, damp conditions.
YW: What's your advice about proper clothing to stay safe? You said that was an important element.
SW: Thinking about what you're going to be wearing whenever you're exercising outside is probably the most important thing for you to do to maintain your safety. Most sports medicine professionals suggest that individuals can safely exercise outside as long as they take these precautions. We just talked about trench foot and trench foot occurs in some relatively mild conditions. Most people don't think about becoming injured in 50 degrees Fahrenheit, but if you are not wearing dry shoes or not wearing shoes that are waterproof or don't cover up high enough on the ankle to prevent snow from getting in, can lead to those illnesses. So, making sure you have proper footwear that are waterproof, dry. Socks become important. You want to avoid cotton material. Wool material is much better. It tends to dry faster and also helps to wick away moisture from the skin. When it comes to the upper body, you want to dress in layers. This is important because as you begin to sweat, this can actually predispose you to cold injury, because the evaporation tries to cool our temperatures, just like when we're exercising outside during the summer. Allowing yourself to take off layers as you become more warm to try and avoid sweating becomes important. You also want a base layer that helps to warm the air surrounding the skin, then moving to a breathable material that would allow sweating to go through the clothing to try and wick it away from the skin to help keep yourself warm becomes very important as well. Whenever you're trying to keep the hands warm, mittens actually work better than gloves in preventing frostbite, so that's another tip that can help with avoiding cold injury.
YW: And what about our heads?
SW: Your head can actually account for a great deal of heat loss and is often forgotten when we're outside. As much as 50, 75 percent of an individual's heat loss can come from their head as temperatures begin to drop. So you want to make sure to cover the head, the ears, the nose as best as you can, especially as temperatures drop further and further. You certainly can become hypothermic by not covering the head.
YW: What about hydration when you're exercising in the cold?
SW: Hydration is just as important whenever you're exercising out in the cold as it is during the summer. The added precaution, though, is you have to balance and make sure that you're not sweating too much. Hydration is just as important, though. You have to make sure that you're maintaining your blood volume, which is directly from the amount of liquids that you are drinking. You can certainly become dehydrated, and dehydrated individuals are more likely to suffer from frostbite or hypothermia, so this is important to keep in mind.
With a few extra precautions, you certainly can exercise outside, in Missouri winters especially, all year long.
YW: Thank you so much, Dr. Woods, for joining us today.
SW: Thanks for allowing me to be here today.
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Dancing to ''Almendra''by Mayra Montero
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From " one of the most exciting and interesting writers of the Americas, North and South" (Julia Alvarez) a spellbinding chronicle of love, murder, and the mob in prerevolutionary Havana
From " one of the most exciting and interesting writers of the Americas, North and South" (Julia Alvarez) a spellbinding chronicle of love, murder, and the mob in prerevolutionary Havana
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Mary Margaret Benson
"I devoured it with absolute delight, and I'm looking forward to reading it again, and to reading anything Montero might come up with next." The New York Times Book Review
"Montero exploits true crime, romance, family drama, cabaret, and even danzón. . . . Her new novel is a hell of a song." San Francisco Chronicle
"[Montero] has crafted a story of pre-revolutionary Havana that crackles with violence, mystery, and a truly eccentric view of love. Imagine Raymond Carver crossed with Oscar Hijuelos's The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love." O, The Oprah Magazine
"An extremely stylish novel . . . Montero is an energetic writer and Grossman's translation renders her prose into a wry, bawdy, delicious rhythm. . . . Here is a story of [Montero's] native country, marching toward the future one murder, one one-night stand, one dead hippo at a time. It's even more fun than it sounds." The Star-Ledger (Newark)
"Montero has delivered a well-written, cinematic story that fairly steps off the page. Think Chinatown set in the late 1950s, pre-Castro Cuba." The Plain Dealer
"Masterful . . . What a story! Montero has played her usual sleight of hand." Houston Chronicle
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- 05/04/2007
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Chapter One
On the same day Umberto Anastasia was killed in New York, a hippopotamus escaped from the zoo in Havana. I can explain the connection. No one else, only me, and the individual who looked after the lions. His name was Juan Bulgado, but he preferred to be called Johnny: Johnny Angel or Johnny Lamb, depending on his mood. In addition to feeding the animals, he was in charge of the slaughter pen, that foul-smelling corner where they killed the beasts that were fed to the carnivores. A long chain of blood. That's what the zoo is. And, very often, life.
Juan Bulgado isn't dead, he lives in an old-age home, he's forgotten that his nom de guerre is Johnny, and the nuns who take care of him call him Frank, later I'll tell you why. When I met him, in October of '57, he was close to forty. I think he turned forty in the middle of the crisis. But I was very young, I'd just gone through the calamity of my birthday party, number twenty-two, celebrated in a way that was very like the twenty-one that preceded it: Mamá on her cloud, a little dizzy because of the Marsala All'uovo, the only liquor she was in the habit of drinking back then; Papá with his arm around my older brother, an engineer like him, both of them smoking their H. Upmann torpedoes; and my sister, seventeen and uncomfortable in her lace-trimmed dress. The three of us were very different from one another, with a father who was similar to my older brother, and a mother who wasn't similar to anyone: ungainly, tense, a smoker, with a voice like hysterical glass and hair that was totally white. As far back as I can remember, she'd had white hair, and probably turned gray even before she gave birth to me. She might have been an interesting woman, but the women who were her friends considered her tiresome. And the children of her friends, some of them my classmates, took care to pass that opinion along to me.
Anastasia died, riddled with bullets, in the Park Sheraton Hotel at Seventh Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street in New York, sitting in a mournful barber's chair, his face still smeared with lather, like a partially decorated cake. The news came in on the Teletype. No one at the paper supposed it would interest me, because my job for the previous year and a half and for who knows how much longer, had been interviewing performers: singers, dancers, actors. Comedians generally are conceited and have very bad characters. I didn't like what I did, I despised that kind of lightweight journalism, but I had no alternative when I began working at the Diario de la Marina, on the recommendation of one of my father's friends. All the positions I would have preferred were already filled, and all they needed was some moron who'd be happy to find out what new plans were hatching in the empty little head of Gilda Magdalena, the blondest of our vedettes; or which harem Kirna Moor, a Turkish dancer who packed them in at night at the Cabaret Sans Souci, had escaped from; or which orchestra would accom-pany Renato Carosone, an Italian clown who sang the absurd "Marcelino Pan y Vino," which played constantly on the radio.
I tore the cable about the death of Anastasia out of the Teletype and ran to the managing editor, an animal with the voice of an overseer, whose name was Juan Diego.
"Did you see this?" I handed him the paper. "I bet heads'll roll. Right here in Havana, I think that"
Juan Diego put his index finger to his mouth to make me be quiet, took the cable from my hand, and read two or three lines before tossing it on his desk.
"Who cares?" he hissed with disdain. "Who gives a damn if they killed that fat pig?"
He paused, scribbled a note on another cable, and realized I was still there, nailed to the floor, clutching at a final hope that I could cover more substantial news.
"Don't you have anything to do?" he asked without looking up, as patronizing as if he were talking to a child.
"Yes," I answered. "I can write an article about the death of Anastasia. I can go to the Hotel Nacional, or to the Placita de los Judíos."
"Go to the zoo." He raised his voice as well as his head: I saw his porcine face, covered with moles. "A hippopotamus escaped and was killed yesterday afternoon. Don't worry about Tirso, I'll tell him I sent you to cover it. Find out what you can."
Tirso was my boss, and he was in charge of the entertainment pages. Skinny, indecisive, with long, thin fingers that resembled leftover vermicelli. His favorite pastime was collecting photos of young girls, sixteen- or seventeen-year-old singers or actresses who came out of nowhere and so often had to return there. One attracted him more than any other; her name was Charito, and whenever the photographer from the paper took her picture, he had to make a set of additional copies for Skinny T., which was what they called my boss. Then I'd see him place the photos in a portfolio, and I imagined that when he got home, in the quiet of the night, he'd spread them out on the bed and stare at them, a bachelor who undressed as he looked at them. I liked actresses too, but older ones. Women of thirty or thirty-five who would treat me very calmly, talk without being stupid, and from time to time let me go to bed with them. Several did let me. It was the only really exciting thing about that wretched job.
I left the paper and headed for the zoo. In those days I drove a '49 Plymouth that had belonged to my father, and then my brother inherited it, until he began to earn money and could buy what he called "thunder for two," which was simply a 1957 Thunderbird. I parked a few yards from the entrance. I hadn't been back to the zoo for many years, almost ten years, not since the last time my mother had taken my sister and me there. Back then my sister was a good-natured, enterprising little girl in whom a man's forms, gestures, and preferences were already beginning to make their appearance.
Unlike her, I never had a fondness for animals, not even dogs. The stink of the zoo irritated me, and I didn't see the charm of giraffes or elephants, much less flamingos. I have no idea why there were so many flamingos there. It didn't matter how brightly colored or nice an animal might be, I lacked and still lack the sensibility to feel affection for any of them. Going back to the zoo under those circumstances seemed somehow shameful to me: I had to find the place where the hippopotamus had been killed, interview the director, the animal's keeper, perhaps a few children. Readers, for the most part, are so perverse that they're interested in the opinions of kids. For the moment those were the limits of my brilliant career: to write about a rotting animal and forget that Umberto Anastasia, the Great Executioner of Murder, Inc., had been killed in New York, almost certainly for sticking his nose into Havana's affairs. A wonderful story that somebody else would write. Or nobody else. Newspaper owners avoided getting anywhere near those subjects.
I ran into a groundskeeper right at the entrance to the zoo, and he took me to the director's office. As I walked through the park, certain images from my childhood came to mind: paths full of puddles, cotton candy, a badly hurt monkey dying inside a cage, all of this colored by my mother's ridiculous reproaches as she made useless attempts to correct my sister's behavior. When she failed, she blamed my father. "I'm going to have a mannish daughter," she'd complain to him in my presence, perhaps in my brother's presence, never in front of the girl, "and you, Samuel, you don't seem to care at all." My father didn't respond, he behaved as if he hadn't heard her, in his heart he knew there was nothing to do about his daughter. Lucy was his third son packed into a robust female body. A misfortune like any other.
The director of the zoo didn't look like the director of any zoo, at least I wouldn't have imagined one looking like this: well-groomed and distant, a withdrawn little man with a soft face that wore half a grimace of disgust; I knew right away he was disgusted, but I had no idea why. When I walked into his office, he was holding his hat; I assumed he was about to put it on and go out. We spoke for a while, he gave me some information about the hippopotamus: he said it was a male that recently had emerged from adolescence; it had been born in a New York zoo and had been in Cuba for about five years, fairly restless, that was true; according to the keeper it had always been a nervous animal. If I wanted to take a photograph, an employee would be happy to accompany me to the place it had fallen and where it was still lying, waiting for an examination by the forensic veterinarian. As for the rest, it was too soon to determine if it had escaped because somebody let it out or if the animal on its own had charged and trampled the fences, since they were inclined to wander at night. As he was speaking, I suppose he guessed my boredom at being there, and he changed his tone, looked me up and down, and asked, with some sarcasm, if I wanted to take the animal's picture or if what he'd told me was enough. I replied that it wasn't enough, I wanted to interview the keeper and take a few photographs.
"I'll have someone go with you," he said.
He went to the door and called for somebody named Matías. A bearded, toothless old man, whose stink caught in my nose like a fishhook, responded. Without introducing us, the director ordered him to take me first to the pond that had been occupied by the hippopotamus and then to the edge of the wood that surrounded the zoo, where the animal had been cordoned off. The old man looked at me with curiosity; I carried a notebook in my hand and had a camera hanging from my shoulder.
"Come this way," he said, and I followed him in silence, swearing to myself that I'd finish up as soon as I could. When we reached the pond, I saw another animal wallowing in the water.
"It's the female," the old man announced, "she's a poor widow now."
He repeated "poor widow," perhaps hoping I'd laugh at the joke, and I looked at him with absolute contempt. I took a couple of photographs and signaled that we should go on. The worst was waiting for me: confronting the huge bulk that I imagined as discolored, suppurating, disfigured by swelling. When we arrived I saw that the spectacle went far beyond any horror that might have crossed my mind: the hippopotamus's guts were coming out of its body, and in the sunlight, from the spot where I was standing, they had an intense iridescent color between green and light purple. A handful of mean-looking turkey buzzards circled overhead, forming something called a black halo.
"There's the wanderer," the old man said, showing me the obvious, because it was impossible not to see the hippopotamus lying on its side, surrounded by men in gray coveralls who, I supposed, were zoo employees, looking on in silence. One was a kind of guard who kept anybody from getting too close.
"Let this man through." The old man's voice vibrated with a toothless authority, and its register reminded me of a little Chinese trumpet. "He's from the Diario de la Marina."
Everyone turned to look at me. I had the impression they expected a typical sleuth, a tough guy with his sleeves rolled up and his hat pushed back. Instead they saw a thin, blond kid with an altar boy's down on his face and two-toned shoes that looked as if he'd inherited them from his father. And that's exactly what they were: shoes I inherited from Papá.
"First I'll take some pictures," I proposed. "Stand to one side, as if you'd just found the hippopotamus."
It's a device that never fails: people like them adore being in the papers. As I focused on the animal, and on the crowd facing me and smiling at the camera, I began to think of what original question I could ask anyone about the beast's stampede and subsequent death, what new angle could be revealed, what detail would be worth digging up. Though I was bitter at having to write the piece, it wasn't something that could just be tossed aside. You never could tell where the lucky stroke might come from, the one that would smooth the way for leaving the entertainment section for another, juicier part of the paper: court news, for example, or feature articles about the airport.
I began with the animal's keeper: a taciturn, ebony black man, about fifty years old, with the air of a stevedore and a gold tooth that I saw when he bit down on his cigar. He also had an enormous cyst in the middle of his forehead, like an embedded Ping-Pong ball. There wasn't much he could tell me, only that when he arrived at the zoo, before dawn, some soldiers were already tracking the animal, and they stopped him from getting close. He was sorry he hadn't gotten there earlier, because the animal knew his voice, and more than his voice, the howl he always gave to let it know he was bringing food. Then he emitted the howl so I could hear it, and I was struck that nobody found this silliness funny, nobody started to laugh. I realized that the fauna whose job it was to take care of the animals were more fauna than the beasts themselves. I asked him to go up to the hippopotamus so I could take his picture, and he did what I asked without protest. In fact, he kneeled next to the animal and rested his hand on its dry back. It was all I needed. I knew an image like this was worth more than any paragraph I could write about the situation of this black who'd suddenly been orphaned; the poor man projected orphanhood. I took other photographs in which the man opened his mouth and narrowed his eyes in an expression that resembled weeping but wasn't. Much later I understood that zookeepers never cry for any animal. They mustn't, and they can't.
When I began to put away the camera, a new Kodak Retina, a birthday present from my brother, I noticed one of the men in the group walking toward me. He had coppery skin, with nervous, almost feminine eyes, and he was wearing a convict's cap that had nothing to do with his uniform. I thought he wanted to ask me something about the camera, and I hurried to put it back in the case; I wasn't interested in having a conversation with anyone, least of all a monkey keeper or whatever he was. I looked up briefly and saw that the man was smiling; he had dark lips and yellow teeth. With his head he gestured toward the hippopotamus's defeated corpse.
"That's a message for Anastasia."
It took me a few seconds to understand this simple statement. To understand it in the sunlight, at the border between the zoo and the wood, facing the animal's immense open belly, which was beginning to release fast-moving bubbles. Suddenly I reacted, turning my gaze away from the camera to look into that man's eyes. Among all these people seeing me for the first time, who could have known that less than two hours earlier I'd tried to write a story about Umberto Anastasia, shot to death in a chair in the barbershop of the Park Sheraton in New York?
"Anastasia's dead," I replied.
The other man was somewhat disconcerted and looked down at the ground. "What a waste," he murmured. "He didn't get the message."
I began to laugh, trying to gain a few minutes. I betrayed a beginner's nervousness. I looked at my watch, I looked at the man again, and he in turn was observing the arrival of the forensic veterinarian, an impassive bald man who made his way with great pomp, accompanied by three or four assistants and followed by a large wagon pulled by a mule and loaded with boxes and pulleys.
"Are we talking about the same Anastasia?"
He shrugged, and I had a premonition. I looked for my cigarettes, thinking I had a pack in my jacket pocket. There was nothing there, and I couldn't come up with an idea that would allow me to resume the conversation. We were silent for two or three minutes while we both watched the forensic veterinarian, who was walking around the hippopotamus.
"An Anastasia died today in New York," I said finally. "He was shot."
"He's the one," he specified, not blinking and not looking anywhere but straight ahead. "That's why they killed the hippopotamus."
I tried to act naturally, like a surgeon with a cold heart, and covered in cold sweat too. One of the veterinarian's assistants asked us to step back so they could began the autopsy. The pulleys had been taken down from the wagon, along with a sign that said "Silence," which was hammered into the ground.
"Why don't we talk about this somewhere else?" I suggested but immediately regretted it because I saw him smile. I was afraid, perhaps absurdly so, that he'd confess it was all a joke.
"Whatever you say," he replied.
"How's tomorrow?"
He didn't answer right away, and I thought he was thinking it over, but that wasn't it, he was simply enjoying the pirouettes of the veterinarian, who'd climbed a handheld ladder and was doing a balancing act in order to see inside the animal's open belly.
"It'll have to be at night," he murmured, "about eight o'clock. I live in Neptuno, but I like going to Sloppy Joe's."
Sloppy Joe's was a bar for Americans; I was surprised that a man like him would go to that kind of place. Still, I dug into my pocket and took out two pesos.
"Here . . . have something to drink while you're waiting for me. What's your name?"
"Johnny," he answered, showing no interest in knowing mine. Still, I told him my name was Joaquín, and didn't give my last name either.
I turned to leave the zoo. The stinking old man who'd led the way to the hippopotamus ran toward me. "Aren't you going to take more pictures?"
I made a gesture with my arm that meant no, or maybe, but in any case he shouldn't come closer. And I achieved my purpose, because he kept his distance, bewildered, probably feeling dirty, humiliated by my attitude. In those days I was generally repelled by old people, I couldn't help it. I didn't like their lined, excessively dry skin, and the scaliness that kind of skin generates. If the old person was also in rags and smelled of shit like that man did, my revulsion was infinite.
I drove away in the Plymouth, which was green, and named Surprise. I drove slowly along the narrow street lined with palms and concluded that this was the real surprise: I'd come to the zoo totally irritated, and now I was leaving filled with hope. I was in no hurry, I even had an appetite. I went straight to the Boris, a Jewish restaurant on Calle Compostela. In the past, I'd run into certain individuals there; I supposed many of them had reason to celebrate that day, and maybe they'd have lunch in a discreet establishment. Boris, the Polish owner, always reserved a table for Meyer Lansky, regardless of whether the client showed up or not. At that table, and at every table, there were bottles of wine that had been uncorked and closed again with caps topped by silver crowns. On the crowns he'd put an inscription in Hebrew, but I didn't know its meaning; that very afternoon I intended to find out. I parked the Plymouth on Callejón Porvenir, next to a tobacco kiosk where I bought cigarettes. I'd never gone so long without smoking, and so I lit one with longing and finished it before I reached the restaurant. At the door of the Boris I lit another.
My eyes were clouded by smoke when I pushed open that door.
Excerpted from Dancing to Almendra by Mayra Montero; translated by Edith Grossman. Copyright &169; 2005 by Mayra Montero. Translation copyright © 2007 by Edith Grossman. Published in January 2007 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Mayra Montero is the author of a collection of short stories and of eight novels, including The Messenger, The Last Night I Spent with You, and Captain of the Sleepers. She was born in Cuba and lives in Puerto Rico, where she writes a weekly column in El Nuevo Dia newspaper.
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I read the descriptions and thought I would really like the book. There certainly were some very colorful characters and the atmosphere of pre-Fidel Castro era was evident. However, the plot left a lot to be desired. I was not impressed with the writing or the story.
We're suckers for novels that are set in Cuba during the 'golden years.' Havana in the 1950s was an exciting time and in her new book, 'Dancing to Almendra,' Mayra Montero plunges us into Havana during the final weeks of Batista. The story begins with two deaths: the murder of mafia chieftain Umberto Anastasia and a hippopotamus at the Havana Zoo. A young entertainment reporter, Joaquín Porrata, gets assigned to the big story --the killing of the hippo.Porrata, who is definitely looking to move up in the journalism world, is a little under whelmed by his assignment -- until a zoo employee tells him about a strange link between the two killings. The paper he works for refuses to publish his story, and Porrata soon finds himself working for a rival newspaper. What follows is a journey of discovery, from Havana to upstate New York and back again. Along the way, Porrata befriends a zoo keeper with a strange obsession for George Raft, Yolanda, a one-armed circus performer and several shady mafia characters. What is unique about this book is the counter story: Yolanda tells her own story in frequent interludes. On one side -- the present -- we have the plot driven and action packed narrative of Porrata. On the other, we have the slow meandering stream of Yolanda's life story, mostly remembrances of her past. Reading this book involves shifting from plainly written prose to stream-of-conscious poetry, but Montero manages to pull it off with aplomb. The original Spanish text has been lovingly translated by Edith Grossman. If you speak and read Spanish, you might want to tackle the original. However, for English readers this novel is an engaging read. Yes, you won't want to put it down.


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Urban planner Shifani Sood faces special challenges as she moves to Kiribati next month to take up a role as an urban planning adviser.
She will leave her job at NZ Transport Authority to take the position for a year. She is also a member of the NZ Property Institute.
Kiribati is a series of small islands connected by causeways located in a remote Pacific atoll and subject to flooding on the next king tide.
Ms Sood is taking the post as part of a year-long Volunteer Service Abroad assignment.
She is busy raising funds for VSA and her upcoming adventure and says she does not anticipate lying on beaches or cocktails by the pool.
There will be a choice between boiled water or coconut water to drink in year round average temperature of around 31 degrees celsius.
And most of the Tarawa Lagoon is not suitable for swimming.
Food is another issue. Without locally produced fruit and vegetables the diet is largely swamp taro, coconut, fish, sea cucumber and bananas if the supply boat arrives.
Kiribati is made up of 32 atolls in the middle of the Pacific Ocean four hours' flight from Fiji. It has a population of around 100,000.
Ms Sood will be based in the capital, South Tarawa, on an atoll about 1km wide, 28km long and 3m high at its highest point.
Tarawa is the only part of Kiribati considered an urban housing area where half the population lives. Housing and sanitation are poor.
Ms Sood will work for the Ministry of Environment, Lands and Development helping the Kiribati capital develop in a more efficient way.
She is spending time with Christchurch's Kiribati community in preparation for her journey.
Two websites have been set up to allow people to share Ms Sood's experience: www.givealittle.co.nz/cause/shifanisood and http://shifanisood.wordpress.com/
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Pet Scan Results for Mom
Jun 26, 2016 - 4:54 am
Hi Everyone, it's been a while since I've posted. My mom just had her PET scan done and the results said that everything significantly decreased in size. I started crying from happiness because I haven't missed one appointment with her and I've been there along the way with the rest of my family. She's had 6 rounds of chemo done and she's going in for her 7th.
A Total 180 from Last Week
Jun 25, 2016 - 10:12 pm
Has anybody at first thought - yeah hospice is a good idea and then a week later flip out and say you're pissed that the doctor didn't give you more options? That happened with my dad. At first he was accepting, almost at peace, now he's pissed that his doctors didn't try harder. I told him you talked to one doctor who said that - you have like 5 other doctors. He said they cut him off... I said no, if you called, they'd see you for sure. You told them you were done, they are following what you said. So now we're there.
Three years NED and in the anger phase of healing... First steps a doozie
Jun 24, 2016 - 9:39 pm
Glad to be alive but my quality of life is something I'm going to have to deal with and work on. It's very difficult to be this person at 46 years old. I was in my prime and I got catapulted into fast forward. I've started therapy about my body image and my physical limitations and my doctor wants me to go to physical therapy at a gym. Insurance now covers that in some places which is cool. So clean scan. Whatever the bleeding was was most likely something else. Pain is gone so whatever it was passed.
Update from Laz
Jun 24, 2016 - 11:07 am
Got my test results back and it's all good. My CEA is 2, but it's been always fluctuating around here and the oncologist says it's cool. Well what's is he gonna say? So I'm ok with it too. Worry never ends though. Will be 3 year NED in October.
I come here every day to check on you and trying to support those who need it. All the best.
Good Update
Jun 22, 2016 - 7:43 pm
He's eating and drinking again. He's even cooking dinner on his own. His leg strength is coming back and so is his cognitive function. He declined hospice because he's feeling better and less weak (his decision, not ours). His doctor was shocked when she saw him this week and found he had stopped losing weight and was on the upswing. She checked him out and said he's suffering from seasonal allergies and gave him a steroid shot... I think she wants to see if it makes him eat even more. Seems to be doing the trick.
Petscan lit up but can't find spot with scans
Jun 22, 2016 - 12:43 am
I am a stage 4 survivor. I have had a couple of recurrences and each time my CEA has been a good indicator. I've been NED for 3 years. During a routine check up my ct scan was clear but my CEA raised from 1.9 to 4.9. I had a petscan which had one spot light up on my abdomen with an uptake value of 5.1. I then had an ultrasound of the area but they can't find anything in the area of concern. Has anyone else had a petscan light up but are unable to find a mass or area to biopsy?
Difficult recovery
Jun 20, 2016 - 9:14 pm
I need help! I had APR Surgery May 25. It took 2 weeks for my bowels to restart. Got out of the hospital and the next day they slowed again. So I have 1 good day and 2 bad. Wicked vomitting and nausea.
Doing miralax, stool softeners and magnesium citrate.
Not working.
Has anyone else been through it like this? Surgeon keeps saying that it will just take time. But I'm so sick!
Any help appreciated.
Roller Coaster - Hospice or Not...
Jun 19, 2016 - 9:39 pm
Last Monday my mom called my dad's PCP because he decided to stop eating and drinking and was falling... this was right after we saw the oncologist the Thursday before. They put him in the hospital for failure to thrive.
Foot Pain for no Reason
Jun 18, 2016 - 10:59 pm
If I posted about this before, please tell me. You know, chemo brain and all that.
Metformin Treatment
Jun 18, 2016 - 10:51 am
Good morning
Some weeks ago Takingcontrol58 posted an interesting thread on metformin
I asked our onc and she said this could be an option at least to control or reduce mets, so 2 days ago we started our journey through metformin.
We are in a low dose of 425+425 and we are controlling or glucose levels, no side effects appart from sligth diarrea on the first day
I previosuly I started my search for medical publications andmetformin seems promisings


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Fiji break Blitzboks' hearts in Russia
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The Springbok Sevens suffered an early exit at the World Cup after a 12-10 quarter-final loss to Fiji in Moscow.
Paul Treu's men, who were without skipper Kyle Brown, suspended for two games because of an alleged eye-gouge, opened the scoring with a try by Ryno Benjamin. Fiji hit back via Metuisela Talebula and Samisoni Viriviri to lead 12-5 at the break.
Sibusiso Sithole dived over during the closing stages, but the hurried conversion attempt went wide.
In the final, New Zealand eased to a 33-0 win over England to secure the Melrose Cup. Fiji claimed the bronze medal with a 29-5 victory over Kenya. In the women's final, New Zealand beat Canada 29-12.
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Brad Barritt made a big contribution as a player and captain during Saracens' unforgettable season, writes GAVIN MORTIMER.
Faf stood tall for Springboks
Faf de Klerk's heroics in Port Elizabeth prevented the Springboks from suffering a home series loss to Ireland, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.
Boks must share kicking load
The Springboks' ability to find grass with their attacking kicks will hinge on their communication as much as their decision-making and execution, writes JON CARDINELLI.


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Apple has fired the manager responsible for its troubled mapping software, seeking to win back the trust of users disappointed after the program debuted in September, according to people familiar with the move.
Richard Williamson, who oversaw the mapping team, was pushed out by senior vice president Eddy Cue, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information wasn't yet public. Cue, who took over last month as part of a management shakeup, is seeking advice from outside mapping-technology experts and prodding digital maps provider TomTom to fix landmark and navigation data it shares with Apple.
Critics have faulted Apple's new map software for unreliable landmark searches, routes that get users lost and lack of public transit directions. Cue is seeking to build confidence in the program amid a growing battle with Google, whose mapping application had been built into Apple's iPhone since its introduction in 2007. Google is now preparing to unveil rival downloadable apps for Apple's mobile devices.
While Apple's map program doesn't appear to have hurt sales of the iPhone 5, it was a rare public misstep that forced chief executive officer Tim Cook to apologise to customers.
Trudy Muller, a spokeswoman for Apple, declined to comment on Cue's moves. She referred to the statement Cook issued in September that said the mapping software will improve as more customers use it and more data can be gathered.
"We are extremely sorry for the frustration this has caused our customers and we are doing everything we can to make maps better," Cook said in the statement.
In removing Williamson, Cue wants to install a new leadership team for the group, one person said. A replacement for Williamson wasn't immediately known. Attempts to reach Williamson weren't successful.
A team at Apple has been working to fix the mapping mistakes, focusing first on some of the most glaring problems, one person said. The satellite imagery over the UK has been improved and labels for popular US landmarks such as the Washington Monument have been corrected.
The new version of Apple's iOS mobile software removed Google's built-in maps app in favour of its own, which added new features such as turn-by-turn navigation and fly-over views of landscapes. iOS software runs iPhones and iPads, which compete with smartphones and tablets that run Google's Android operating system.
Apple, which also eliminated the pre-installed app for Google's YouTube video service, built the replacement map program because it wanted to scale back its relationship with Google, two people familiar with Apple's development of maps said in September.
The company's bungled introduction of new mapping features contributed to the ouster of mobile-software chief Scott Forstall, whose departure was announced in October. As part of the management overhaul, Cue - who oversees Apple's iTunes, App Store and iCloud services - was also put in charge of maps and the Siri voice-recognition tool, bringing all of the company's online services under one group.
This isn't the first time Cue has taken on a troubled product. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs had him oversee the MobileMe internet-storage service after a series of miscues, including a glitch that prevented customers from accessing their email. That service was recently closed and replaced with iCloud.
Cue, who started his career at Apple in the company's internal information-technology department, became a close confidant of Jobs. As head of iTunes, he spearheaded many of the negotiations with music, television and movie companies. He's also leading the company's effort to add more video content for a potential new television product, people familiar with the internal deliberations said earlier this year.
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Stars Join the 2nd Grudge
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Amber Tamblyn has joined Sarah Michelle Gellar in "The Grudge 2," it was announced today by Columbia Pictures and Ghost House Pictures
Amber Tamblyn, Arielle Kebbel, and Teresa Palmer are all joining Sarah Michelle Gellar to star in the upcoming Columbia Pictures' project titled "The Grudge 2." In the meantime, director Takashi Shimizu, writer Stephen Susco, and producers Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and Taka Ichise are all back on board.
A drama horror mystery flick, "The Grudge 2" centers its story on Tamblyn's role, the younger sister of Gellar, who returns long enough to pass on the movie's supernatural curse. The sequel delves into the secrets behind the grudge's wrath and introduces a seemingly unrelated host of new characters who find themselves connected by the curse.
As of Kebbel and Palmer they will play American schoolgirls in Tokyo.
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