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One of Picasso's ''Weeping Woman'' portraits, perhaps the last still outside museum collections, was bought by the Zurich gallery Apedoros for $7.1 million as the auction of the estate of the artist's former mistress, Dora Maar, began here on Tuesday night. Although their relationship ended in 1945, Ms. Maar held on to all of Picasso's gifts to her until her death last year.
On Tuesday, the sale of 31 Picasso paintings and drawings and one portrait of Picasso by Ms. Maar fetched a total of $30 million, commission included. Smaller works by Picasso as well as Ms. Maar's own photographs and paintings are being sold in other auctions this week and next month. Decorated stones and matchboxes, jewelry, sketches and other objects fetched $6.2 million at today's auction.
Two Picasso drawings, of the poet Max Jacob and ''Dora Maar and the Minotaur,'' were withdrawn from the sale at the last minute to go toward death duty payments to the Government. All other works on offer have been cleared to leave France.
Heinz Berggruen, a German-born dealer who worked for many years in Paris, bought the painting ''Dora Maar with Green Fingernails'' for $4.6 million and a drawing, ''Dora Maar With Her Hair Loose,'' for $994,000. Both are expected to enter Mr. Berggruen's private collection, which is on permanent exhibition in Berlin.
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There was just one problem. When Boulez said 'audience participation', he didn't mean handing over the means of musical production to the masses; what he meant was handing out little perforated slips with the programmes on which members of the public could submit musical queries for the maestro of modernism to answer from the podium. 'So he rejected my piece on the grounds that audiences would be stupid and would fool about with their kazoos in the other pieces too. Absolute rubbish,' Bedford protests, still peeved some 21 years later. 'That's never happened. He was just being too serious.'
And, despite the children's party atmosphere that can prevail in performances, With 100 Kazoos was just as serious an attempt to draw audiences into new music as Boulez's one-man Brains Trust. 'I thought that, if people were actually part of the piece, they'd pay more attention to the bits I'd written without them in. Which is what actually happens, and everybody claps everybody else at the end.'
Unlike many composers, Bedford has never forgotten his public and Kazoos was by no means his most extreme attempt to court them. In his 1970 The Garden of Love - the first classical piece (as opposed to Deep Purple-style symphonic rock) to combine orchestral and pop musicians, with a score that stipulated 'six beautiful girls for dancing and turning pages' alongside its array of classical instruments, electric guitars, organ, sax and drumkit - he even invited the audience to join in the final disco setting of William Blake. 'Oh, God] That was dreadfully sexist, thinking back on it,' he now says of those dancing girls. 'The idea was to make it more like a pop concert. But I withdraw that suggestion now.'
Not that Bedford has ever been a simple populist. More a maverick than a dedicated follower of fashion, his cross-over into rock was prompted less by an ear for the main trend than by the experience of having played in a band himself. 'If I'd been to India, I might have incorporated Indian things; if I'd been to Australia, I'd probably be writing for didgeridoos.' As it was, after studying in the early Sixties with Lennox Berkeley at the Royal Academy and with Luigi Nono in Venice, by 1969 Bedford had hit the road as keyboard player for the cult band, The Whole World, fronted by former Soft Machine lead guitarist Kevin Ayers and featuring Mike Oldfield on bass guitar. 'The only thing it really did,' he now says of his years as a rock star, 'was confirm to me that I quite liked the chord of E minor, because that's the only key in which Kevin could play. So it was a sort of reintroduction to the triad, where I'd been a sort of enfant terrible of the avant-garde up to that time.'
Something of the flavour of those days can now be recaptured on a new CD reissue of Bedford's 1972 album, Nurse's Song with Elephants, the original LP of which has attained cult status largely because of its guest appearances by Ayers, Oldfield and John Peel. Despite the odd embarrassment, Bedford stands by these early works. 'I look upon them with a certain tolerant affection for my younger self. I mean, you either have to adopt that attitude - or reject them totally]' That said, there is one track, Trona - written for the 1967 Cheltenham Festival in what he calls 'the approved harsh, discordant avant-garde style of the time' - for which he admits, with disarming honesty, that he was unable to provide a sleeve note 'because I have completely forgotten what the compositional ideas at work in the piece are'.
What all five tracks do display, however, is Bedford's fearlessness in tackling unlikely instrumental combinations: there are pieces for 10 acoustic guitars and six pianos, as well as two examples of his 'Music for Young Players' series - a mid-Sixties precursor of the current GCSE curriculum, offering one-sheet class- room introductions to a range of contemporary compositional styles - scored respectively for matched octets of recorders and melodicas and for 80 girls' voices accompanied by 30 'whirlies' (those serrated plastic pipes that produce a natural harmonic series when twirled about the head).
But then, as a jobbing composer of 30 years' standing, Bedford is used to writing whatever he's asked - 'one month a choral piece, the next a string quartet, then a piano piece. It's a nice variety'. Oddly, pop and film work apart (he's done arrangements for Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Billy Bragg and Enya, as well as for The Killing Fields, Meeting Venus and Orlando), wind band music has proved his biggest earner: he reckons he's made more in royalties from his five wind band pieces than from all his other 80-odd titles put together.
Always big in America, the wind band has become the surprise growth area in British amateur music-making over the past 10 years and Bedford managed to crash in at the start of the revival with Sun Paints Rainbows on the Vast Waves, a popular hit which he claims he wrote 'by mistake - because I didn't know what you were supposed to do'. The tradition - from Grainger, Holst and Vaughan Williams to the parent-pleasing Beatles medleys prevalent today - is to have a lot of doubling, with various instruments all playing the same tune. 'But in my piece, everybody gets a solo - they'd never had anything like that before.'
His latest contribution to the genre, although strictly it's for orchestral wind rather than wind band, is Susato Variations, a concerto-length showpiece - somewhat a la Paganini Rhapsody - to be premiered by David Owen Norris at the Leeds Centenary Festival of Wind Music on Friday.
The title is a little conservative by Bedford standards. 'I could have called it Raindrops Falling through the Forest, I suppose, but I've been more pedantic this time.' He admits, however, to a tendency for the fanciful. 'Some of my titles are a bit New Age before their time, but a lot of them come from poetry' - Garden of Love from Blake; Music for Albion Moonlight, That White and Radiant Legend and many others from Kenneth Patchen, a favourite American poet; Sun Paints . . . from Coleridge. 'I just thought it was a good way of identifying pieces. I mean, how many Symphonies are there? How many pieces called Sun Paints Rainbows on the Vast Waves? Sometimes, of course, I've gone over the top and the title's too long.' For example? 'What's my longest title? It's . . . Now, I'm not going to remember it . . .' And he agonises briefly before bursting out in triumph with: 'It's Pancakes, with Bacon, Maple Syrup, Butter, and the TV Weatherman.' Well, almost: in fact, he's got his 'butter' and 'bacon' mixed up; but then it was written 20- odd years ago, after the Canadian premiere of Kazoos. 'It's a stupid title. But I just had this vision when I wrote it of the Radio 3 announcer reading it out, in the old days, in a very plummy voice. And of course it never happened: it only first got performed in London this year.'
Bedford has another London first on Monday when the Spitalfields Festival premieres Touristen Dachau, a new 25-minute music-theatre piece for the soprano Jane Manning with a libretto, by Independent on Sunday music critic Michael White, inspired by a visit to the former Nazi concentration camp. Again, it marks something of a change in direction for the composer. 'A lot of my pieces, especially the poetry settings, are sort of generalised let's-all-be-nice-to-each-other sort of lyrics. This is more specific. It's a very emotional text, even violent at times, and the music mirrors the text.' During its course, the singer becomes various 'tourists' who have passed through Dachau - a Jewish girl, a male homosexual, a camp guard, a modern-day visitor. 'And it ends by asking if God was ever a tourist there and, if so, what he thought.'
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This article was first published by Janice Waugh on Solo Traveler where Scott was invited to be a guest blogger and share his unique insights on traveling solo with a disability.
Janice Waugh exposed the heart of solo travel in her free eBook Glad You're Not Here: A solo traveler's manifesto. She found that solo travel is colored by whatever life stage the traveler is navigating.
Disability can make one life stage intrude on another when design and policies create barriers that limit one's independence. They complicate both the how and the why of travel. The skill is to anticipate collisions when they are predictable or embrace them with grace when they are not.
Solo travel can be a spiritual practice, a rite of passage, a time for reprioritizing but Maslow's Theory of Development reminds us that basic human needs must first be met. For many people with a disability the motivation for solo travel is the same as for their non-disabled peers but the logistics can be many times more complex.
- Wayne Teasdale embodied the archetype of solo travel. As a Ganges-bathed sanyassin a wandering monk teaching was his calling. My wife and I were able to provide him with hospitality and companionship along his chosen way of spirituality until cancer brought him unexpected detours.
- Steven Dawes moved to a different call but from a similar depth. Shortly after going blind he turned inward from the coast near Sydney and began a solo Walkabout in the general direction of Ayer's Rock Uluru. Over Australian quantities of beers in Perth he poured out his story and shared the depth of his motivation to test his new limits and explore his potential.
- Craig Grimes fell out of a tree. Discharged from the hospital in the UK he set out, backpack slung behind his wheelchair, to explore Europe. We met in South America, and then India, and later in Florida.
The simple truth is "nobody stops moving". Whether it is moving through space, or time, or relationships travel is both metaphor and a concrete reality. A few of us have dedicated significant portions of our lives to making travel possible for those who experience disabilities. Here is what we have discovered.
Inclusive tourism
We can create the built world around a more realistic and inclusive image of what it is to be human. Meanwhile we work with what we cannot change about our bodies and do the same things as everyone else but sometimes a bit differently.
We call what we are promoting "Inclusive Tourism". We mean social inclusion; full participation.
The moral impulse for social inclusion is enshrined in national laws like the ADA, various Anti Discrimination Acts, and the UN's Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities. The practical tools for achieving this inclusion flow from the seven principles and eight goals of Universal Design.
Universal Design is "a framework for the design of places, things, information, communication and policy to be usable by the widest range of people operating in the widest range of situations without special or separate design". As we succeed in convincing more and more destinations that it is not only the "right thing to do" (even where laws don't mandate it) we show them the studies documenting that it is the profitable thing to do. With the industry coming to an awareness of how it can profit from us as customers the US market of people with disabilities spending $ 13.6 annually (OD Market Study, 2002, 2005) solo travel becomes physically possible.
Disability a motivation for travel
Sometimes the very predictability of daily activities related to a disability is enough to spur one to travel. Consider these routine-breakers:
- If regular kidney dialysis is part of your lifestyle then taking one of several dialysis cruises available each year might determine your itinerary at least until Endeavour Safaris is able to secure funding for a planned fully accessible game reserve lodge with dialysis.
- If you want to cruise but need oxygen, or a machine to help with breathing, Special Needs at Sea specializes in what you are looking for.
- Your solo travel might be limited to a few stolen moments in port but, if you are Deaf, the annual RCCL Deaf Cruise provides hospitality unrivaled by any other experience on the water with the possible exception of chartering your own yacht through Waypoint Yacht Charter Services.
- Trekking and backcountry camping offer a wrap-around silence that is appropriate to solo travel. If you have a mobility impairment maybe you want a Eureka wheelchair-friendly tent designed by Blue Sky Designs combined with a Marvel Wheelchair, the Kilmanjaro-climbing wheelchair used by Jesse Owens, or SideStix super-strong sport crutches. Consider carrying the Spot GPS device for safety.
- Adventure sports are a good antidote to stereotypes about disability. White water rafting in Canada, hot air ballooning in the UK, wildlife safaris and bungee jumping in South Africa, elephant rides in Thailand, or zipline trips in Brazil are all easy to arrange.
These days there are many specialist travel agents, tour operators, and publications to help with trip planning. I always suggest starting with Candy Harrington's work including her Emerging Horizons web site and magazine. She also has several books including "Barrier-Free Travel: A Nuts And Bolts Guide For Wheelers And Slow Walkers.
Going the distance
"Step over the finish line." That was the advice coming from the radio as I sped northward alone toward the Canadian border at dawn. Travel writer Rick Steves was interviewing Norman Fischer author of the mythic solo travelogue "Sailing Home". Steves' point was about being transformed at the end of a journey. When you get to the destination , Steves said, "Go beyond the souvenir shop. Go over the finish line. Discover what only that place has to offer".
Captivated by the radio dialogue, passing not far from Rick's home at the time, I was on my way to oversee modification of a 42 foot catamaran in Bellingham Washington. The project added a bosun's chair so that, with some help, I could "sling myself over the finish line" onto the boat and sail out onto the bay.
Too often the logistical barriers of travel become handicapping for someone with a disability. Little energy, imagination, or finance remains to wander beyond the finish line and be immersed in the spirit of a place. With projects like this catamaran my 89 year old father, and friends from his assisted living community, will be among the first to use the bosun's chair as they take the new "aerial route" aboard. A physical barrier is removed and a new set of life-enhancing possibilities becomes available to a whole community of people.
There's a paradox to solo travel. It is there in the value we call inter-dependence which forms the heart of disability culture.
Unfamiliar environments remind us that even the simplest activities require us to rely on others. Environments that were never built for people with disabilities in the first place open that level of awareness to us permanently.
Solo travel, from the outside, looks like the ultimate in asserting independence. Yet we know from the inside that it is really a way of deeply connecting with persons and place. By paring travel down to the essentials the solo traveler feels the consequences of their individual choices with a new immediacy. Solo travel is a lot like living with a disability.
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> Melody! Is this available on vhs or dvd? I would just love to see
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Kitty
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> Melody, IA (Z 5/4)
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This situation I'm about to describe has
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> with some of the
other things we've been complaining
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> t
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Paul Bettany and Karl Urban both did a great job in their roles, as did Maggie Q. We were forced to see it in 3D because we missed the 2D show (but at least there was a choice). I tend to not care either way, and go for 2D over paying the '3D tax', but there were some aerial views that were pretty cool in 3D. If you dig dark, fun movies like 'Underworld,' you'll probably like Priest and like any dark, graphic-novel adaptation, it's worth seeing on the big screen for the imagery.
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A priest throwing crosses like throwing stars into a vampire caught my attention.
Vampire meets post-apocalypse meets religious iconography meets Western. Staring Paul Bettany. I had the misfortune to see Legion and I've yet to forgive Mr. Bettany for participating in that wretched wince-fest. So given the actor and the genre, it's probably not going to be an Oscar-nominated type of film. But you know that the moment you saw the trailer.
As a Catholic (the orthodox type that grudgingly accepts Vatican II but mutters about 'the good old days' entirely tongue-in-cheek) it caught my eye. If you happen to be Catholic, every time you see a trailer for a movie where Catholicism is notably featured, you think to yourself 'Oh boy, how are they going to do a hack job that makes it out to be nothing like it actually is this time?'. Can't blame writers though, it's a religion that provides a deep, deep mine of interesting looking iconography and concepts (Apparently Catholic priests are the Ghostbusters of any movie that involves exorcism. You know who they're going to call. An old priest and a young priest.)
Interestingly enough, this film really... Doesn't involve religion. There's the iconography of Catholicism, a few words here and there, but there's really no actual religious content to the film. It's as if a tourist from another planet did a really in-depth one month tour of all things Catholic, but unable to understand the language, did the best job they could of representing it to their friends back home. The film doesn't denigrate Catholicism, it treats it more like a grab bag of 'ooo, that sounds / looks cool' material. It's a post-apocalyptic vampire western that involves characters that participate in a world where there's a State-run religion that is akin to Catholicism in a weird sort of 'parallel dimension where everyone has a goatee' type way. It's what you think you know, but not.
The movie itself is visually interesting. In many ways, it's similar to Event Horizon - another film where a concept wrapped in bad dialog with little to no sane plot caught the viewer's eye with interesting imagery.
Do you like vampires? Do you like westerns? Do you fancy a post-apocalyptic world? Does religion intrigue you, but in a 'not enough to be serious about it' way?
This is your film. It's not a bad film. It's not a great film. If you like certain things, like I do - vampires, vampire killing in a kick-ass style and a certain visual je ne sais quoi, 'world view' that's unlike anything else out there, it's worth seeing.
People you shouldn't take with you to see the film: Serious boring types that get upset if there aren't things like 'good dialog', 'character development' or 'a plot that doesn't make you put your head in your hands'. Much like Ke$ha, it's one of those catchy things you would never admit to enjoying to anyone you respected.
If you happen to be Catholic, rest assured that it's not butchering the religion and presenting some horrific view of it that alienates all who would see it. That's because it doesn't understand religion, but hey (blame the material it's based on - eastern writers tend to have a really strange view of Catholicism and Christianity in general.)
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When Gemme gets back, most things are where I remember them, though I can't do anything about the TV or other broken things. But the living room looks how a normal living room should look. Though I couldn't help my routine check for dirty needles. See, I'm the one that's somehow become responsible for tidying the den up. Being a lazy little sod the way I am, it really doesn't get all that tidy, but I do at least check for needles. Of course it became a habit, and even in the wrong house, I did a quick sweep for needles. Stupid, Cancer.
I look at the plastic bag in her hand that bulges a little with food and I grin. This will be the first thing I eat that I don't have to check for hidden drugs before I eat it; people have a habit of hiding their drugs in food, in the hope that no one would be so stupid as to want to eat. So the crystal meth went in the white sugar, the heroin occasionally turned up in the pepper or the brown sugar. It's no real wonder I was the one that ended up with the ability to heal pretty much anything. I've not been able to do fatal wounds though. Zodiacs are easier to heal than humans. Humans are weak. Shame, really.
Thinking about the drugs, though, only reignites my anger that someone - Leo, I guess - burnt my drugs. I don't think I would care so much if they were specifically for me... but they were my only source of money. I can get more, of course, but I'd never got more without Si. I don't think the dealer guy we got it from was ever too impressed with me; I was just a mouthy little bastard that he had to look after. So... yeah. Four hundred dollars to last me god knows how long.
Anyways I follow Gemme to the kitchen, resisting the urge to grab the food out of her hands and just eat it right there. I hadn't thought about how hungry I was until she mentioned it. Now I think about it, I can't remember the last time I ate. That's a downside to healing pain away without thinking. No hunger pangs to remind you.
"What can I have?" I ask, my hands deep in my pockets to stop me just snatching it away from her.
"Anything you want." She grins holding the bag out for me."I'm sorry it's not much, I don't get must income." I shake my head and stick my hand in, coming back out with some microwave meal. I grin too, as I throw it at the microwave, the packaging coming off in midair and the microwave door opening to receive the black box of goo. The packaging puts itself in the bin and the microwave starts up.
"I think I'm feeling better," I say, watching the microwave count down. "As for your income, I think you probably have a better one than me. Well, definitely, now that everything I was going to sell has been burnt." My smile goes tight and my fist curls up thoughtlessly. The microwave shakes for a moment and Gemme looks at me worriedly.
"Please, calm down. Please..." she says. I cough and make the microwave stop vibrating.
"Stupid, bloody, idiotic..." I keep mumbling curses aimed at Leo as I pull out a pack of cigarettes and light one. Well, I try to. My hands are shaking instead of the things in the house, now. Stupid temper. Gemme takes the lighter from me and flicks the flint, the little flame steady in her hands. I stick the cigarette in its heat and thank her.
"Sorry," I say, taking a long drag, pulling the smoke in.
"Just, calm down." Her voice is kinda soothing, but I can't tell if she's playing mind tricks or not. "Thank you." She smiles, "I'd really hate this place to turn upside-down again." I nod and finish the smoke in silence as I wait for the microwave meal to cook. She unpacks the rest of the food and puts it away as I watch my meal revolving on the glass tray. I take it out before the thing can beep - I've had enough of high pitched noises recently - and without plating it up or anything, I grab a fork and start shovelling it in my mouth. I don't even leave the kitchen, too hungry to care where I am to eat it.
"How long has it been since you have eaten?" She laughs, watching me wolf down the food. I glance up from my uh... food, and tell her it's been too long. Even these plastic meals are like heaven.
"No drugs hidden in them, either," I smile and finish the whole thing in just a few more bites.
"You're welcome." She grins, "You really need to look after yourself more now." I shrug.
"I manage." I say, putting the plastic tray in the bin and rinsing the fork.
"Well, I hope things get better than just 'managing' now." She tells me and I grimace.
"Yeah. Well, get those zodiac idiots off my back, and yours I guess, since you don't really wanna be a part of that either, and maybe things will improve. Really. I was fine til I got dragged into this. Granted I had to make sure there wasn't any coke in the... sugar, or whatever - they like hiding things there - and yes my living room looked like yours did earlier on a good day, but I was okay. Now, we all have people out to kill us, and I don't even know why." I stop talking realising I'm rambling. But... "What's the point in us being here?"


text: HOUSTON, June 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Cyberonics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CYBX) today announced that it has entered into an exclusive technology license agreement with Imricor Medical Systems, Inc. to develop Magnetic Resonance Imaging ("MRI") compatible leads for use with the VNS Therapy® System (Vagus Nerve Stimulation). Imricor Medical Systems, based in Burnsville, Minnesota, is developing innovative MRI electrophysiology tools and has developed the world's only ablation catheter that is designed for use with MRI systems in EP procedures - the Vision™ catheter*. "This collaboration with Imricor Medical Systems builds on our expanded MRI labeling approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in October 2011 and further demonstrates our commitment to innovative technology for patients receiving VNS Therapy," said Dan Moore, Cyberonics' President and Chief Executive Officer. "The management team at Imricor has extensive experience and expertise in this important area, and we look forward to bringing their novel MRI compatibility technology to VNS Therapy patients." "Imricor's primary focus continues to be the development of products that enable MR-guided cardiac ablation procedures," said Steve Wedan, Imricor's President and Chief Executive Officer. "However, we recognize that many patients will benefit from the availability of MRI-compatible implanted devices, as well, and we are very excited to collaborate with Cyberonics to realize the goal of MRI compatibility for patients receiving VNS Therapy." *The Vision catheter is an investigational device and not approved for sale in the U.S. or other countries. About Cyberonics, Inc. and the VNS Therapy System Cyberonics, Inc. is a medical technology company with core expertise in neuromodulation. The company developed and markets the VNS Therapy System, which is FDA-approved for the treatment of refractory epilepsy and treatment-resistant depression. The VNS Therapy System uses an implanted medical device that delivers pulsed electrical signals to the vagus nerve. Cyberonics markets the VNS Therapy System in selected markets worldwide.