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Lately I've been going through old blog posts from around the time we were moving between Vermont and Montreal, before we'd made the decision to move permanently, as source material for a possible project. This morning I've been reading posts from the winter of 2004-2005, and it gives me no pleasure to see further evidence of why I named my blog "The Cassandra Pages." Here's one such paragraph, written on January 19, 2005, the day before George Bush was inaugurated for his second term:
"I disagree with much of the American left, who seem to feel that if they only can regroup, "reach out" and spin their message differently, the balance will shift to them. This is, I feel, both naive and limited, and except for a few outstanding individuals, it will have neither authenticity nor sufficient authority to really change policy or opinion at a root level - either in Washington or in the heartland. The true change required is enormous, and will take generations: it has to take place in the American psyche - including the hearts of many who "vote Democratic" but live lives that are exploitative and consumptive and do not embrace truly understand the diversity and interdependence of our world. Even more difficult, that change of heart has to include conquering the power of fear."
I wrote a long political post about current times that I've just deleted; I'll leave it at that, and you can draw your own conclusions.
Last week I did this watercolor of two grape hyacinths from my community garden. I had actually forgotten that I'd planted them in the fall, along with some bright-colored tulips. Muscari, grape hyacinths, were always a favorite flower of mine when I was a child, partly because they were early, and partly because I was intrigued by the little bells of flowers along the stems that could be stripped off with one quick swipe of a finger, though of course that wasn't encouraged! I had never painted or drawn them before.
As the flowers sat in water over the next few days, on my drawing table at the studio, I began thinking about them. There was a single stem of lilies-of-the-valley in the same glass -- a handblown, very old drinking glass that my maternal grandfather had given me long ago; finally I realized what the three stems of flowers seemed to represent to me.
Today is the eleventh anniversary of my mother's death. It's been my practice to do a drawing or painting every year around this time that incorporates lilies-of-the-valley, which were in bloom when she died. So, over the weekend, I did the painting below.
"Only Child." Acrylic on prepared paper, 10" x 10", May 21, 2017.
An argument could be made that every personal, non-commissioned painting is a self-portrait of sorts: something impels us to choose the subject and take the time to do the work. Sometimes the deeper meaning doesn't become clear until years afterward. I'm glad I've done this particular series over time; unlike a written journal, the drawings and paintings contain a condensed, personal, and mostly-hidden code that reveals what I was thinking and feeling, and I appreciate this record more than words.
I didn't realize I was missing my mother lately, but during the recent visit to my childhood home I was suddenly floored by grief, all the more intense because it was so unexpected. I have experienced enough grief in my life to know that it is unpredictable, and that it's better to acknowledge and allow it -- rather than fight it -- and ride it out. What I cannot know is how it will continue to affect me as my own life goes along, because it's not linear -- it doesn't fade away like a piece of music. It is more like the theme of a recurrent dream that appears, unbidden, in different forms over time, sometimes pure and sharp, sometimes combined with other people or events with which it had no original relation. If I step back and observe this, it is fascinating, but often it's extremely difficult to step back far enough to do that until some time has passed.
The dead exist as they were, but we continue to change. In some ways, my mother did not -- could not -- know the person I am now, though she undoubtedly anticipated and thought about my later years, just as I think about what it will be like for the younger people I love when they are my age. By the same token, as I grow older and experience years that she lived before me, aspects of her experience come into my life that I never could have shared with her or understood. As in the dream, certain things combine that were once separate, even as the separation in time increases.
Grief hurts because it illuminates the reality of our aloneness, but increasingly it feels to me like a series of gates that we must pass through in order to come to peace about loss, death, and the existential solitude of being human. Each gate is guarded by an unseen teacher who speaks to us in riddles, and the deciphering only comes to us through dreams, art, meditation, and solitude in nature: wherever we are able to loosen the hold of our ego and discursive, self-protective mind.
I've been re-reading some of the Cassandra Pages archive. Here is a post from May 26, 2011.
Poems - a lot of poems - come across this virtual desk. Some I need to read with extreme attention, because my advice or input or decision is needed; some, often written by friends, feel like gifts during my day. Others - the majority - are part of the large volume of words that pass in front of my eyes, sifting and tossing but eventually falling like bits of colored paper drifting from skyscraper windows during a parade. My words, too, are part of that constant fluttering: some catching the light for a brief moment before coming to their own rest, lost among so many others.
Today, unaware, I read a poem that utterly devastated me. It wasn't a good poem. It simply sliced me, the way a sheet of paper turns into a thin, efficient blade and cuts the side of a finger.
A friend quotes W.S. Merwin, in conversation with Bill Moyers:
"I think poetry's about what can't be said. And I think that language emerges out of what could not be said. Out of this desperate desire to utter something, to express something inexpressible. Probably grief. Maybe something else. You know, you see a silent photograph of an Iraqi woman whose husband or son or brother has just been killed by an explosion. And you know that if you could hear, you would be hearing one long vowel of grief. Just senseless, meaningless vowel of grief. And that's the beginning of language right there.
Inexpressible sound. And it's antisocial. It's destructive. It's utterly painful beyond expression. And the consonants are the attempts to break it, to control it, to do something with it. And I think that's how language emerged."
Poetry is about what's can't be said: yes, often true. And we need poetry, art, music to try to express the rawness of our pain more often, I think, than our joy. We enter the realm of art full of emotion, need, and desire, wanting to say something about ourselves, about existence, about what has happened to us or what we've seen happening to others.
But if poetry is the language that emerges from inexpressible sound, we must learn that handling words is like handling knives. Becoming masterful often means saying less, or coming at the subject obliquely: the slant light of late afternoon picking out one falling shred of paper and setting it aflame during its flight to earth. Becoming a master of oneself as well as the words.
The amateur and the egotist, however, say everything. Their work has the capacity - perhaps even the intent - to violate rather than move us, like the graphic news photograph on the front page that can now never be erased from our mind.
It was safer, perhaps, before the internet gave everyone a platform from which to dump their buckets of vowels.
After eight years, today I've closed my shop on Etsy.
Selling my artwork there has been a mixed experience. Originally, I liked having an online shop where people could see my linocut prints, small watercolors, and larger pastels -- it was a simple solution that gave me control over my own sales with a commission much smaller than a gallery, and allowed me to offer custom paintings. I rather enjoyed the process of setting up and maintaining the shop itself. I've been delighted when friends or people unknown to me have purchased a print or painting - but some of them would have done that anyway. I have received several large pastel painting commissions that came to me through Etsy, and I appreciate that. But I've decided that, with rare exceptions, I'd rather not work on commission; I think my days of doing commercial design and art to a client's specifications are pretty much over. As I enter a phase of my life where I have more time for my own artwork, I find I am taking the process itself more seriously, and am gradually loosening those professional-designer ties to a lifetime of commissioned work=financial reward. That's not a particularly easy transition for someone like me who has been fairly successful in business, but it's necessary. I want to follow my own heart, and do the work that comes from myself, for itself. If others find that work beautiful, interesting, or desirable, I will be very gratified, but pleasing others has to change from being the primary goal to something extra. The client, in fact, is now myself.
While I've been pondering these issues for a while, the impetus to actually bail out came from a policy change at Etsy: the online craft site has recently required all of its sellers to switch from PayPal-only payments to allowing credit card payments tied to the seller's bank. PayPal is still allowed, but only if this "Direct Payment" method is also enabled. PayPal has been an extremely secure and professional online "bank" that I've used for many years, both for Phoenicia Publishing and my art sales. I don't think the same is true for Etsy, which is reportedly in some trouble. They've recently extended this deadline from May 17 to the end of May, presumably because not enough of their sellers have made the required changes. When I saw this, I became doubly concerned. Why, in today's climate of internet fraud and hacking attacks, should I give bank account information to Etsy? I could open a single account at a different bank, specifically for this purpose, and keep a small balance there, to protect myself - but is it worth the trouble? I decided it wasn't.
But that's not the only reason. Etsy has become a place where, in my opinion, people look for handmade items that cost less than fifty dollars. I do it myself - I've bought handmade jewelry there, some ceramics and clothing, some craft and textile supplies, and it has been a good source for gifts. But I've increasingly felt that while it is good for crafts, particularly on the "cute" side, it isn't appropriate for serious artists. Etsy does function as a search engine for people who are looking for art with, for example, an Icelandic or Vermont theme - and these people may reach my shop. The stats indicate that they do. But while they might buy a set of cards for $10 or $15, if I offered them, few buy a painting or even a print.
It is difficult enough to be paid for art of any kind now; the internet has convinced people that art and music are free. Is the choice, however, to devalue one's work, or to fit oneself to the market? At this point in life, I don't want to do that; it's really that simple. On the other hand, I feel like I need to do more to help educate people about how to buy art, because for so many people it can be intimidating, as well as why it's good value to spend the cost of a couple of restaurant lunches-with-wine for a print you can live with and enjoy for years, or the price of three lattes on a beautiful edition of a book you can hold in your hands.
It's likely that I'll set up a gallery or some other online presence to show my recent work, but as in blogging/website domains vs. social media, I want to be in control of my own online presence and not follow someone else's rules, or be used for their business plan or data harvesting purposes, and I certainly don't want to put myself at financial risk -- we all need to be extremely vigilant about our passwords and exposure online.
But the bottom line is that I will always love it when people want to live with a piece of my art, which is why I sometimes give work away, too -- it is not, primarily, about the money, but about what feels right and good to me, and how I feel about art in general -- and right now it feels like time for a change. Thank you to everyone here who has supported and encouraged my artwork, as well as the books I publish; they're not going away!
Here in Montreal everyone has pretty much had it with the cold rainy weather. In spite of that, the trees are leafing out and daffodils and tulips are blooming. I'd rather have an attenuated spring than the kind that simply arrives one day with a blast of summer heat - but this one has been especially long and cold. It's good, though, for my project of painting budding trees and tree flowers!
Above is a picture of my set-up -- a pretty rudimentary but adaptable and functional binder-clip system for holding the branches suspended naturally against a white background.
Below is a process photo of this particular painting, of the long catkins that are the flowers of paper birch trees. I need to do a pretty detailed drawing first, so I take time with that. The structure of the branches and flowers are important in conveying the weight and "style" of the blossoms. As I draw, I study the color too, and think about how to show the shapes in the final painting.
Here, it wasn't necessary to draw every single little circular bloom once I understood how they worked. What was crucial was to draw the central stem from which the blooms emanate - like the string on which pearls are strung. It's not perfectly straight, which helps to give the correct impression that the catkins are very light. I also look for patterns: are the little circular blooms offset, or opposite each other, or do they coil around the stem in a spiral? When the observation is accurate, the painting proceeds much faster too, because I've got the structure and growth-pattern clearly in my head.
Below, a pencil drawing of a branch of a budding horse chestnut that I found during a bike ride in Maisonneuve Park. What a great shape it has!
I also did the pen drawing below, one evening before the leaves started to fade and droop. I felt it would make a good painting in acrylic or oil, with the little jug turned around and moved to the left to form more of a triangular shape with the stem, echoing the triangles of the leaves. Unfortunately I think I've missed my chance to do the painting from life this season, but maybe I can work from these drawings.
Finally, this was yesterday's effort. I was staring up at a magnolia tree where all the blossoms were above my reach, and then saw this fallen bloom on the ground at my feet. That was an "a-ha" moment; I brought it home and painted it immediately.
I'm not sure where I'm going with these paintings; I'm just trusting the process to show me. So far, it was been quite rewarding and satisfying, and it's given me an excuse to get outside and look at spring differently.
If you have favorites, I'd be delighted to hear which they are, and why!
Unidentified tree bud. Watercolor on paper, about 5" x 7".
My friend Dave Bonta taught me a new word yesterday: ecdysis. It's the process of an arthropod moulting its exoskeleton. We were talking about these paintings, which I first posted on Instagram. I said I had recently become fascinated by the swelling and bursting of buds on plants, especially trees, and Dave remarked that budburst each spring has every bit as much drama as ecdysis in the animal kingdom. (For the other language geeks out there, the word comes from the ancient Greek ἐκδύω (ekduo), "to take off, strip off.")
Unidentified tree bud. Watercolor on paper, about 4" x 4".
He's right about that drama, but in all these years of wandering the woods and pathways in spring and looking at wildflowers and ferns, I've never really paid that much attention to the trees. You can't ignore a magnolia tree or crabapple in bud, but if we're talking about ordinary trees, well... Like most of us, I always notice and love the first haze of red buds on the maples and the pale green that one day changes the hillsides and city streets from the scratchy traces of bare brown branches against grey sky to the softness that heralds the true start of spring. I've brought maple branches into the house before, trailing huge cascades of maple flowers, and I've noticed willow catkins. But as for the particularity of what is actually happening at each of those millions and millions of buds on hundreds of different species of trees -- I really had no idea.
Violet. Watercolor on paper, about 4" x 5".
This year, I've gone out into Montreal's alleys and green spaces during the past week and taken a closer look. In one park, beneath a large tree -- an ash, maybe? I can't tell until it leafs out -- the ground was completely covered with the hard, burst shells of the bud casings - each a perfect almond-shape in a beautiful polished ochre. If nature had provided trees with sound, none of us would be able to hear right now, because the noise of what is happening would be deafening.
Forsythia. Watercolor and acrylic on paper, about 7" x 5".
Of course, all the other plants are coming back to new life, too, and we humans tend to be drawn to color and showiness. I felt like this year I wanted, instead, to look for the simple and the unexpected - the small common things under our feet, the single blossoms of plants like forsythia that we usually see as a mass of color, and the unusual forms of flowers bursting from tree buds.
Magnolia. Watercolor and gouache on paper, about 7" x 7".
And I realize it's wrong to say I haven't noticed at all before, because it's those vast bouquets above my head that make my eyes itch and my nose sneeze each year at this time. Right now I don't mind; what bothers me is that I just can't keep up with this fast-moving and extravagant show at all.
(These paintings are not [yet?] listed at my online gallery, but if you're ever interested in anything you see here that isn't there, please just send me an email to inquire.)
Today I've been thinking back to the very first Earth Day in 1970. I was a senior in high school, and on that day we went over for a program at the new Rogers Environmental Education Center that was being built in my rural central New York town. It was an entirely new concept: an "environmental education center" under the auspices of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, built on property that had once been a state "game farm" raising pheasants, quail, turkeys and other game birds for release on state lands for hunting. During my childhood, this was a place we went for picnics and to see the enormous native trout in the concrete ponds, feed the wild ducks, keeping a safe distance from mated pairs of Canada geese protecting their offspring, and wander around the cages that housed displays of "fancy" pheasants, game birds, and screeching peacocks.
On Earth Day, our class heard about concepts like recycling, sustainability, organic gardening, environmental pollution, and ecology, that were actually relatively terms at that time. The presenter was a charismatic state field biologist named Herm Weiskotten who had been hired as the center's first environmental educator. I loved everything I heard, and admired him, and that summer and for all the summers and some vacations through university I worked at the center as an intern. For two years after graduating I worked full-time as a naturalist and artist/exhibit and graphic designer under the CETA program, sharing an office with Herm, who had become my mentor, teacher, and friend. I was incredibly fortunate to know him and work so closely with him; he taught me a great deal, gave me confidence, and steadfastly encouraged me in my art and my love of the natural world. We went all over New York State together, laying out nature trails -- another new thing at the time -- and talking. I was responsible for sketching and drawing the illustrations for trail guides and exhibits, but Herm and I also shared a great love for native plants, especially the so-called primitive plants like ferns, mosses, horsetails, lichens and liverworts, and we searched together for rare species. During those years I'd work all day, come home, cook dinner for myself, and spend the evening in solitude practicing drawing and teaching myself how to paint detailed watercolors.
The field guide in the top picture was his. He gave it to me after it fell into a stream once when we were down in some gorge looking for limestone-loving ferns. The fern I've laid on the cover has always been pressed between its pages - it's an ebony spleenwort from one of those excursions. I took the book off the shelf today to see if it had Herm's name in it -- it doesn't -- but that's his handwriting inside the back cover: a note about where the species on pg 112 -- the silvery spleenwort, Athyrium thelypteroides -- was to be found.
He was born in England in 1922, orphaned, and adopted by American parents. He died in 1977 of a sudden, massive heart attack in his sleep; we had spoken by phone the night before with no hint of any serious problem, though he had had heart issues for a number of years. Now, almost ten years older than he was when he died, I still think of him nearly every day, and when I'm in the woods I feel his presence; I've sometimes wondered if his was a soul that didn't depart but has always stayed here, whether as a protective spirit or simply because he loved the earth too much to leave. I should write more about him someday -- there are hundreds of stories -- but I'm not sure I will, or really want to.
This warped and water-stained book is precious to me because it's one of the very few mementos I have. I have only a couple of photographs, none particularly good. The first gift he ever gave me was a paperback copy of Aldo Leopold's Sand County Almanac; he also gave me a large book of American Wildflowers. But mostly we constantly brought each other interesting things we'd found: fossils, rocks, bones, wildflowers, feathers. Not long before he died, he showed up at my parents' home at the lake -- I had moved to New England -- with a couple of Iroquois arrowheads that he said he wanted to give my mother and me - he loved to roam the freshly-plowed fields by the Chenango River after work, and often participated in archaeological digs in the area, looking for artifacts. But that's it. The most important things were the intangible ways he helped me discover and be myself.
How would Herm feel about our earth today? I hate to even think about that question. He'd be happy for the strides we've made in sustainability, recycling, organic farming and local food, waste disposal, and certain resources that have been protected and cleaned up. He'd be sick about the decline of species, blatant disregard for biodiversity, about genetic engineering, continued pesticide overuse, and all the abuses of creationism and non-science -- but most of all about climate change. He would despise the politicians and their wars, deplore religious fundamentalism of all kinds, and be dismayed about the refugees. He'd also be sad to see that New York State has closed all their popular and well-attended environmental centers, which educated two generations of students and teachers, for lack of funds and, frankly, lack of political will and commitment.
So much of my art and spirit spring from nature, my first and purest love. In much of my work, I realize I'm simply trying to say "Look!" with the same wonder and appreciation I did when leading people on nature walks, years ago. I was in love with the natural world even when I was a little girl; my mother and grandmother and aunts loved the outdoors and knew a lot about it. But it was Herm who gave me greater knowledge, a voice, and new ways to communicate what was inside me, and what was important. I thought I wanted to be a field biologist myself, for a long time, but my creative side won out; that's fine. But there's so much work to do, and so little time left; I feel the urgency, and the call to try harder -- those of us who are still here.
The jacaranda blossoms were beginning to fall from the trees, and I gathered a few one afternoon to sketch. My palette didn't allow me to mix the exact shade of violet, but it was close, and after this I became interested in doing some other botanical sketches. I collected more samples of seed pods and flowers on subsequent walks.
Here's a drawing of the flower from a red bottle-brush tree.
And the resulting watercolor.
White roses, mango, seedpods and tequila on a rebozo.
Young Nahuatl girls, trying to make a little money on the streets, sell small nosegays of these fragrant, creamy white roses, probably gathered from wild bushes. They fade within a day, but even so, I like them and wanted to buy some to draw and remember.
Two artichokes, agapanthus, and a palm-leaf coaster.
The same artichoke (and then there were none...) and woven palm-leaf box and coaster, with some chips and beer.
I didn't do as much sketching of interiors or architecture as I'd have liked, mostly because we were usually moving through spaces rather that sitting down for longer periods of time, except to eat. This sketch of the front altar at the Metropolitan Cathedral was done one afternoon when I was alone and tired enough to want to sit for half an hour. This "black Christ" is famous in the city. The crucifix stands in front of a gold-encrusted altar with polychromed statues of Spanish priests and friars, but the people come for the Christ figure, and leave bouquets in front of him after they kneel and pray.
I had taken my small, traveling watercolor set, a block of Arches paper, a small 5"x5" sketchbook, and my Lamy fountain pen with a small bottle of Lexington grey Noodler's ink. By the start of the second week, I realized I needed a few more things, so I found an art supply store nearby and paid them a visit. In spite of my limited Spanish, we managed to communicate pretty well. I bought some sticks of Conte compressed charcoal, a larger watercolor brush, and some large sheets of good drawing paper that the proprietor cut up for me into quarters. It was a good move, because after I got hurt and was laid up in the apartment, I was glad to be able to work larger than in the little sketchbook. These pieces were done on the balcony, looking down at the street from the fifth floor.
I did the charcoal sketch first, then the watercolor, in the late afternoon of the same day.
Artwork always absorbs me: in this case it kept my mind off what had happened, and gave us a souvenir of that particular place we wouldn't have had otherwise, except in photographs. When I look at something like this watercolor sketch, I always remember -- even years later -- what it felt like when I was doing it: the circumstances, the scene, the challenges I had. Usually that isn't true for me when taking photographs; it seems to be part of the heightened concentration and awareness that drawing requires over a longer period of time.
I hope you've enjoyed seeing these - I've been working on some other pieces inspired by Mexico since getting back, and will show them to you eventually. The color and sculptural forms there always shake up my visual reality, and I plan to keep working on these subjects for a while.
Palm tree and live oaks at Anwar and Mary Anne's, Jacksonville, Florida. Watercolor.
Palm branches overhead, Mexico City.
A pencil drawing of Quebec-style braided palms, from 2013
Nahuatl (Aztec) braided palm crucifixes and bundles of sacred herbs, Mexico City
Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral decorated for Palm Sunday
Alfredo Zalce, "La revolucion y la libertad de prensa" (Revolution and freedom of the press), 1945.
This was such an impressive print. I was often struck by the complicated nature of the compositions, always in service to the subject, and how the artists played with variations in scale, distance, density, positive and negative space in order to achieve the most impact.
In this detail you can see how vigorous and free the carving is. Even in a minutely-planned image, that vigor gives an energy and immediacy that are palpable. Look at how different each face is, and how the artist has treated the texture of the clothing, hair, hats -- so much variation, so little repetition. Only a master could achieve this, because those aspects, I'm sure, happened directly during the carving, not in the drawing.
Ignacio Aguirre, "Las tropas constitutionalistas hacen el primer reparto des tierras" (Constitutionalist troops make the first land distribution),1946.
Another great use of perspective and scale.
Ignacio Aguirre Camacho, "Venustiano Carranza arenga los jefes constitutionalistas" (Venustiano Carranza harangues the constitutionalist chiefs), 1947.
I love the large dark figure of Venusiano contrasted with the multiple figures and flags on the top and right . And the many types of marks used to make the ground interesting, then the composition tied together with the white banner. Such a great use of positive and negative.
Leopoldo Mendez, "Deportacion a la muerte" (Deportation to death), 1942
And finally, another enormously effective print that uses perspective, scale, and light to create maximum impact, drawing attention to the faces of the huddled deportees, but insisting that we also look up the line to the malevolent cloud of black smoke in the distance.
Seeing these images up close felt like taking a master class in printmaking - it was a privilege, and I learned a lot.


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She makes it sound easy in this tutorial. I'm so jealous of women who are able to work with power tools -- I can do a lot of things, but for some reason, I have always been intimidated by power tools. I need to conquer that fear.
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The Hydro Cannon is a 2011 Super Soaker that holds up to 1L of water. It is very powerful and meant for straight-up wars, having good distance, coming with a shield to deflect oncoming water (Simalar to the Shield of the Stampede ECS) and the overall size shows this too. It needs to be pumped 20 times before you hit the maximum distance. There is a Tactical Rail equipped on the blaster.
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In the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2003, Congress authorized the Secretary of Defense to provide administrative services and support to foreign coalition liaison officers temporarily assigned to the headquarters of a combatant command or any of its subordinate commands. Congress required GAO to assess the implementation of this legislation. Specifically, GAO's objectives were to determine (1) what guidance the Department of Defense (DOD) has provided on the implementation of this legislation, (2) the extent to which the commands are aware of and are using this legislation, and (3) the level of support being provided by commands using this legislation and the benefits derived from it.
GAO could find no evidence that DOD had issued any guidance to combatant commanders on how to implement this legislation. In addition, GAO was unable to identify an office within DOD that has responsibility for implementing this legislation. The DOD Office of the Inspector General, as GAO's focal point within DOD, was also unable to identify a responsible office. Although the legislation was inspired by the needs of the coalition assembled for the Global War on Terrorism, its authority is available through the Secretary of Defense to all combatant commanders. According to the results of GAO's research, the combatant commands' awareness of and need to use the legislation varied widely with Central Command being the only command using the authority to support liaison officers. Central Command, spent $17 million in fiscal year 2003 to provide administrative services and support to more than 300 coalition liaison officers from over 60 countries. As allowed by the legislation, the command also paid the travel, subsistence, and personal expenses of over 70 of these officers from more than 30 developing countries. Central Command officials stated that they could not accomplish the coalition integration planning and coordination important to the Global War on Terrorism as effectively or efficiently as they are doing without the liaison officers. They also commented that the legislation helps facilitate the participation of a developing country in the coalition if the command can pay for travel and subsistence.
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Anyone else taking Xarelto?
Posted by Ken
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Started June 6, 2012 at 09:38
Dear All
Basically, two months ago, I had a knee operation and ended up with a DVT from ankle to my thigh in my same leg as the knee operation
I have been put on the new drug Xarelto which my Vascular Specialist (referred to him after surgeon detected DVT a fewdaysafter the Operation) says it cuts out the need to monitor blood level continously etc. and is a much improved medication for DVT
Does anyone else take this drug? Your experiences would be most appreciated
For sure it will not help the pain, as it is still awful when standing and even sitting in office etc.
I wear full length stockings, still have a swollen leg and what look like fluid allaround my knee surgery area, which the surgeon says he might drain, but I am reluctant to let him near me again!
I assume from the sit I have perhaps years of pain to come
Feedback welcomed
PS I go to gym, do not smoke and al the rest, but have to fly long haul twice a month - frightended to death I have to say also
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Posted by DANIELLE
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Can anyone tell me if your periods have been so haevy while on blood thinners. I am going on day 4 and going threw super tampons every 2 hours plus noticing large clots. I know they told me my period would be heaver but my i cant take it!!!!
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I have an IVC filter implanted on 29th March 2008.
I was wondering how many of us who visit this forum wear IVC filters.
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1.) Khalid - Gunther Tulip Retrievable filter, but now its permanent - 29th March 2008.
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Started December 31, 2011 at 17:15
Hello eveyone. Thanks in advance for any advice. I'm extremely concerned about my g/f. Here's the story. I will try to make it fast. For the last several weeks my girlfried has had extremely elevated blood pressure and a rapid heart beat. We went to the ER last weekend where her BP was 215/115. Treatment was given and her blood pressure returned to non life threatning levels (155/95). She left the hospital with a rx for Lisinopril. The med seems to be working for the BP but her pulse remained at about 110-130 constantly. Well, yesterday at work she had trouble breathing and went back to the ER. Heart test came back normal (chest xray, enzymes, stress test). However, her D Dimer test was way elevated at 2.6. I believe normal is .50. So she was immediately rushed in for CT scan of the lungs cause they suspected a pulminary embolism. The CT scan came back clean. Today they are gonna release her and told her not to worry. No blood clots, or DVT (although they did not test). The doc says... read more
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Posted by Debbie
Last Reply May 26, 2017
at 07:15
Started May 26, 2017 at 07:15
I have a history of hypertension, but my Blood Pressure has been all over the place. I have been adjusting my blood pressure medicine according to my blood pressure, my Cardiac Dr. is aware of this, he knows I have been an R.N., for 47 years and he said he trusted my judgement regarding this. I now have had a discomfort in my Left calf area, no redness, no swelling, no warm to touch, but discomfort when I apply pressure. What should I DO ?
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Your symptoms?
Posted by Michelle
Last Reply May 26, 2017
at 02:02
Started September 19, 2010 at 01:46
I am going to the Dr. in a couple of weeks. But I was wondering what were your symptoms of DVT?
I noticed about two months ago I started having cramping in my right calf. My husband would rub it and it would go away. Now it is a constant aching, cramping, fluttering, throbbing feeling through out my leg all day on and off. It doesn't hurt when I stand on it or put pressure. I did the whole bending my foot up to check and see if I felt pain when stretching and I only just felt the pull from stretching not a sharp distinct pain. Basically my muscles felt really right and it almost felt hard to stretch. I don't have redness or bruises. But one thing that does concern me is on the back left side of my right calf there is a pea size lump. It doesn't really hurt but of course my whole back of my thigh has been hurting so its part of the pain. Feels like it is by a big vein.
I honestly feel the throbbing/twitching feelings when I sit on my bed at night the most. Like I said I feel it... read more
62 replies...
Skin Lump at Injection Site
Posted by Jeannette
Last Reply May 25, 2017
at 14:27
Started April 9, 2008
Is anyone familiar with this side effect from subcutaneous injections? I have been on 1st Lovenox for 1 week and then Fragmin for past 3 weeks, and am injecting myself in my stomach. I noticed after one bad bruise, a small, round, hard lump formed under the skin. It is tender to the touch, and has not gone away after a couple weeks. Then yesterday I got a bad bruise after an injection in another site, and now I have a 2nd lump in this new location. Am I doing something wrong? Or is this a normal side effect? Do you know if they go away? Compared to my DVT/ PE symptoms, this isn't a huge concern (LOL), but am just wondering if anyone else has experienced this or knows how to prevent? Thanks to all.
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Posted by Ali
Last Reply May 25, 2017
at 13:20
Started October 16, 2010 at 04:50
Here's a stupid question I guess. I've been eating warfarin for the past 3.5
months due to a dvt. The past few days I have been having epistaxis and my
hemorrhoids have been bleeding more than ever before. I go weekly for Inrs
but haven't heard back from my doc (they are sick of me). How do you know if
you are at risk of bleeding from warfarin ? Sorry to be so gross. Does one need
to be concerned about bleeding where you don't normaly bleed?
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New blood clot on warfarin possible?
Posted by Karen
Last Reply May 25, 2017
at 12:48
Started January 2, 2012 at 03:20
Okay so what would I do without this forum? Ha, I don't know!
I do have a question though, and I hope it's not just paranoia as this
blood clot has for sure scared me. I have had a few tinges and pains
in my right calf now, and throughout for the last 2 weeks or so. My
clot is in my left upper thigh and I've been on warfarin for over a
month now with that one. Never really stable on my meds, been 2.5 and
2.92 for one or two times, the rest of them 1.7 or around there.
My question is can i have another blood clot in my right leg while i'm
on warfarin? It is so achey, but I keep thinking that maybe I have
just used that leg so much for weight balance since my left one feels
heavy that I;m just pulling and using muscles...but god it feels odd.
Anyway I'm babbling and I'm nervous. So can you get another blood clot
in the opposite leg while on warfarin? thanks.
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Hi New here. Post surgical DVT right calf
Posted by kristin
Last Reply May 25, 2017
at 01:39
Started May 16, 2017 at 22:27
I had a diastasis recti repair and abdominoplasty 2 weeks ago. Two days ago I woke up with a tight feeling in my right calf. No redness, pain, swelling, but I googled (!) and read that dvt may present as a cramp. Told my surgeon, who sent me for an ultrasound, and here I am. I am 42 and otherwise healthy. I am on xarelto 2x/day for 3 weeks, then will probably stay on it once a day for a couple months, or possibly switch to another due to cost. I have young children and am terrified of every ache and pain now, worried that the clot is traveling to my lungs or brain. I worry that this is going to affect my otherwise active lifestyle and that I'll have to be on bloodthinners forever or risk this happening again. Any hopeful stories appreciated!
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DVT & May-Thurner Syndrome
Posted by Donna
Last Reply May 25, 2017
Started January 15, 2007 at 21:38
Has anyone who has experienced a DVT been diagnosed with May-Thurner Syndrome? If so, did you have a stent or stents put in your Iliac vein?
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New here and just diagnosed with DVT
Posted by Cheryl-Lee
Last Reply May 23, 2017
at 12:10
Started May 23, 2017 at 12:10
Hi everyone
I'm new here so hope no one minds me
posting here. I originally had superficial
thrombophlebitis last March and was given
2 courses of Rivaroxaban then 6 months of
Apixaban. The last few days, my right leg-
where the superficial thrombophlebitis was
- started giving me grief.
I was sent for a leg scan and the
sonograpger found problems with the blood
flow and also DVT. I've been prescribed
warfarin indefinitely and also got a
referral to the anticoagulant clinic amd
thrombosis clinic. The pain is unbearable
and I'm struggling in my work with it.
Just thought that I'd share my story.
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What will happen if I drink Alcohol?
Posted by Carl
Last Reply May 23, 2017
at 08:59
Started May 22, 2010 at 19:57
The worst thing affecting my life since being diagnosed with extensive DVT is being told that I can't drink alcohol, what a nightmare!
What are the risks if I continue to drink whilst on the injections and Warfarin? Does it affect the treatment from working or is it just a case of potential liver damage?
Surely a few good sessions would be ok?
Why do they tell us not to drink except keeping within those silly government guidelines?
Thank you in advance for your answers!
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Smoking and DVT
Posted by Sarah
Last Reply May 23, 2017
at 08:10
Started June 19, 2008 at 16:31
So I was diagnosed with DVT in January. Had a clot from my ankle to my kidney. Doc said to quit smoking and stop all birth control pills. I did quit for about a month then things got hectic and I started again. My husband is really on my case. He thinks I will die from smoking. I take 10mg of warfarin a day and have an IVC filter stuck in my neck. Will smoking really affect me that much??? My INR has never really been normal. It usually ranges from 1.5-1.9 They want it to be between 2.0 and 2.5. This never happened even while I was not smoking. When it is low my nurse always asks if I missed a dose, and I tell her no, but I do not mention that I started smoking again. Is this to blame??? Is my husband right? Will it really kill me? I am 27 and I guess in a little denial about the whole DVT thing.
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stopping warfarin
Posted by suzanne
Last Reply May 20, 2017
at 23:05
Started October 27, 2009 at 18:19
Im going to be coming off warfarin next week,i have been on it a year.Im feeling nervous about it and scared i will get another clot,im going to be worrying if im sitting too long etc,did anyone else feel the same when they stopped?Im going to be having a blood test a month later to see what my blood is like when off warfarin,i have factor v leiden,depending what my blood is like will determine weather i will have to be back on the warfarin.Im only 27 so the doctor doesnt like the sound of me been on it for life.Has anyone had side effects when stopping warfarin?
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Bee stings and Coumadin/Warfarin
Posted by Audrey
Last Reply May 19, 2017
at 18:22
Started November 15, 2009 at 19:41
Has anybody has unusual reactions to bee/wasp sting while on Coumdin or warfarin?
Its been many years since I have been stung by a bee or a wasp, but somehow I manged to get stung twice in the last three months while on Coumadin. The first sting had a reaction that lasted two weeks and my INR went up to 3.3 from previous readings of 1.9 and 1.7.
I was stung again this week and two days later, my hand swelled considerably, turned bright red and was hot to the touch. Benadryl did not stop the swelling. The doctor prescribed antibiotics and within 36 hours my hand is back to normal.
I researched the web, but cannot find anything to address this. I'd love to know if others have had similar experiences.
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pain in thigh
Posted by scouser
Last Reply May 18, 2017
at 13:18
Started March 30, 2017 at 13:28
i am on xeralto after having 2nd dvt in a year. i did not get any
original pain but now i am having pain in top of thighs into groin
and getting very sleepy. do i need to go to doctor or is this normal?
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- Minimum stay:1-4 nights
- Sleeps:4
- Bedrooms:1
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
Luxurious 1 Bedroom 1 Bath With Loft And Breathtaking Mountain Views
From both the balcony and living area of this condo, you are treated to panoramic views of Mount LeConte and Ober Gatlinburg Ski area. We promise that you will not be disappointed with this view. So much that we have even provided binoculars for a closer look.
You will find the kitchen to be extremely accommodating with new full-sized appliances, solid countertops, ceramic tiles and fantastic wood flooring. Inside the new cabinets, you will find everything you need to prepare meals and snacks for the family. Plenty of pots and pans, dishes, silverware, toaster, blender, coffeemaker, electric can opener. There is a dishwasher for easy cleanup.
Upstairs in the cozy loft, you will find a beautifully decorated queen bedroom with cabin-style quilt bedding and wall decor. A large flat screen TV is also provided for you in the loft. The view from the loft is also incredible!
You will be happy to hear that the stairs are not a spiral type--but are full wooden stairs with a safety handrail.
The bathroom is located downstairs with new fixtures and a colorful shower curtain. It has a medicine cabinet for storage and also a hairdryer. There are a start up supply of paper towels and toilet paper,dishwasher soap and hand soap.The washer and dryer are on the second floor of each building in the middle.cost is around 4.00 worth of quarters for both.Bring your own detergent.
High Chalet Condos is a lovely, well-maintained complex with plenty of parking. It has a large pool (seasonal only) two hot tubs year round, and a sauna for your use. There are large green spaces and grills for outdoor picnics. There is a nature trail leading into the woods. Watch out for bears! We have seen bears, deer and wild turkeys from our balcony. We recently saw a Mama bear and two fat cubs on the drive up the mountain.
Laundry facilities are located on the second floor. Free Wi Fi service is also provided in the condo. You will find that this condo is immaculately CLEAN and well furnished to provide you with the best possible Smoky Mountain experience. You will be dealing with the owners who are willing to help 24 hours a day if you have any questions or problems. [ Check in is 4 pm - Check out 11 am ] This is one of two condos which we own in this complex and we take pride in having great reviews and return visitors!We hope you come and stay with us. Also i want to mention in the summer months you can go behind building 5 at night and watch the fireworks from Dollywood June 13 thur Aug.2 at 9:30 pm.
You can stop at Sugarland Welcome Center on your way to the park to find information for your trip and also find out some of the great walking trails.
You can also go to Cambell Lead Rd.to the bypass and be in Pigoen Forge in minutes.
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Member since: 2012
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 3
- 660 sq. ft.
House Rules
Children Welcome:
Children will love the pool and game room area. There are large green spaces for play. The alcove bed is the perfect area for the young ones to sleep and lookout for wildlife from the large windows...moreless
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 4, Beds for 4
Other Amenities
- Mountain views and Gatlinburg views from this condo.
- DVD Player
- Foosball
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Churches
- Live Theater
- Restaurants
- Theme Parks
- Water Parks
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
- Mountain View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Ice Skating
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Mountaineering
- Rafting
- Ski Lift Privileges
- Ski Privileges Optional
- Snowboarding
- Swimming
- Water Tubing
- Whitewater Rafting
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May 19 - Sep 4, 2017
3 night min stay
late summer
Sep 5 - Sep 30, 2017
2 night min stay
Oct 1 - Nov 5, 2017
3 night min stay
late fall
Nov 6 - Nov 16, 2017
2 night min stay
Nov 17 - Nov 25, 2017
4 night min stay
after thankgiving
Nov 26 - Dec 15, 2017
2 night min stay
Dec 22 - Jan 1, 2018
4 night min stay
My Standard Rate
1 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning Fee $50
- Refundable Damage Deposit $50
- Tax Rate 12.75%
Cleaning Fee is 50.00. Stay 6 nights and get the seventh night free! Holidays require a three day minimum stay. Please contact the owner.
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This luxurious condo is located high atop the mountain bordering the Smoky Mountains National Park It is located in the High Chalet complex which at 3200 square feet above sea level is the highest complex in the state of Tennessee. You can imagine the spectacular views during every season. Our condo overlooks the ski slopes of Ober Gatlinburg and the lights of downtown Gatlinburg. You will have a breathtaking scenic drive of about 10 minutes (3.5 miles) to downtown Gatlinburg. There you will find hundreds of specialty shops and other activities such as museums, wineries, the space needle, The Aquarium of the Smokies, and more. Ride the aerial tram to Ober Gatlinburg where you will find ice skating, skiing, tubing, and many other activities. Our favorite activity is to simply stroll the streets, find a comfortable bench for people and pet watching.
You might also choose to take a fifteen minute drive into Pigeon Forge where you'll find attractions such as Dollywood Theme Park, The Titanic experience, Wonderworks (our grandson's favorite) ziplining, and horseback riding. Our ' can't miss' pick would be the Dixie Stampede which includes a fun show for adults and children along with a full course meal using no utensils! If you enjoy shopping, you will feel like you have reached the 'Promised Land' when you go to the outlet malls (Five Oaks, Tanger, and Red Roof).
For the nature adventurers, you will enjoy the many hiking trails in the national park. My favorite hike is to Laurel Falls. It is an easy half mile walk to see breathtaking falls. The Smoky Mountains Park Welcome Center will gladly help provide tips and information about hiking trails. Cades Cove is a popular driving or biking destination for sighting wildlife such as bear and deer, especially in the morning hours.
For another kind of adventure, take the scenic drive up to Cherokee, North Carolina to experience the Native American side of the Smokies. If you are feeling lucky, stop in at Harrah's Casino for gaming and fine dining.
We promise that you will not run out of things to do while staying with us in our beautiful condo. We also promise that we are only a phone call away if you have any problems or need more information about the area.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2013
About the owner: Dennis and Sherry are a recently retired couple from Varnado, Louisiana. Sherry is a former schoolteacher for 35 years. Dennis is a retired pipefitter for 33 years. Together they have one son, daughter-in-law, and grandson.
Why the Owner Chose Chalet Village, Gatlinburg, TN, USA:
We were visiting the Smokies and staying at the High Chalet recently. When we saw the condo, we knew that it was meant for us--especially when it started to snow. We learned that the elevation is over 3200 feet. If it snows anywhere around, it is likely to snow here. You will think you are on top of the world when you look out the windows or step out on the balcony to see the surrounding mountains and Gatlinburg. You can see for miles and miles on a clear day. We plan to visit three or four times a year. In the mean time, we would like to share our home with you.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
The part that made us fall in love with this condo was the scenic drive from our condo to downtown Gatlinburg. You will want to stop at every turn to take pictures of the panoramic views of the mountains, including the ski area and Ober Gatlinburg. It seems that everytime we would make the ten minute drive, we would discover something new.
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new cabinet underneath window for your storage use
loft bedroom
View of ski runs at Ober Gatlinburg from balcony and living area and bedroom
My husband's favorite picture hangs in the loft bedroom
Neat bathroom. Showerhead has multiple settings.
Two hot tubs (yearound)and heated pool (seasonal)
The attention to detail makes this condo unforgettable
Panoramic views of Monte LeConte and Gatlinburg from the condo
The charm of this decor gets even better when you open the bllinds to the view!
new look for fireplace!
large window bed
Bright Cheery Cozy! You will love this area.
Fully equipped kitchen
You can watch the aerial tram from your balcony.
One view from balcony
comfy couch--Brand New!
Game room is located in pool area
breathtaking view of mountains and city of Gatlinburg from the living room
comfortable seating for four at the bar
Summer you can sit behind building 5 and watch the Dollywood fireworks at 9:30
This listing was first published here in 2013.
Date last modified - Wednesday, May 24, 2017
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