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The Hilton Buenos Aires is one of the largest hotels in the fast-growing Puerto Madero district. The 417-room property centers around a seven-story glass atrium lobby, and it features more than 20,000 square feet of meeting space. Concierges Charles Budden and Sebastian Blaser offer tips for making the most out of a visit to this bustling city.
What restaurant would you recommend for a professional lunch or dinner?
For restaurants, we can recommend El Mirasol del Puerto for beef, Marcelo for Italian cuisine and Puerto Cristal for seafood. In each of these places, you can enjoy a pleasant atmosphere for business, first-rate cuisine and exceptional service; they are all just a few minutes from our hotel in the Puerto Madero.
I have 24 hours in Buenos Aires. What itinerary would you recommend?
If you have a full day to spend in Buenos Aires, the perfect thing would be to take a tour of the city in order to get an idea of the different neighborhoods, and then go back and explore further what you've seen during the tour. We offer tours every day at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., in Spanish and English, which last three hours. The cost of the tour is $35.
The Recoleta, Palermo and San Telmo districts are usually the most visited.
Can you suggest one or two places to shop?
For shopping, we recommend Cordoba Avenue in the Outlet district. You cross Scalabrini Ortiz Avenue, and you'll find a great variety of retailers selling clothing of every type. Something you cannot miss for sure is to visit a leather factory. There you'll find excellent prices and unbeatable quality. If you'd like to arrange a visit, the factory offers a free shuttle service. Of course, it's very important to make a stop on Florida Street, the commercial heart of the city.
What safety measures do you recommend?
As for security, we recommend that you always leave valuables in the hotel's safety deposit box. It's also important to be careful with how you handle money on the street. If someone tries to help you for whatever reason, we recommend that you don't let them, since this can often be a way to distract you.
I have many meetings in the city. What is the best way to get around?
Travel by taxi is safe, as long as you use radio taxis. Of course, we always recommend taking hotel cars, which guarantees the attention and excellent service that you deserve.
What is the appropriate amount to tip a taxi driver or other driver, and in restaurants?
The tip in restaurants is generally 10 percent, while for taxis it's customary to round up from the amount that appears on the meter at the end of the trip.
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PURPOSE: Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) has been identified as a potential central mediator of sleep. We evaluated and compared polysomnographic (PSG) characteristics pre and post-inititation of anti-TNF therapy in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients.
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RESULTS: Ten RA patients consented to participate in this study. Seven were women. The mean age was 57.75 years (range 45-85). Mean body mass index was 31.04 kg/m2, (SD 5.92, range: 25.6-42.5). Mean PSG characteristics in the baseline study included: Apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) 13.02 (SD 13.59), respiratory disturbance index (RDI) 16.4 (SD 17.74), periodic limb movements (PLMs) 18.34 (SD 24.78), arousing PLMs 4.43 (SD 9.51), sleep efficiency 73.86% (SD 13.53), total arousals 132.2 (SD 103.83), arousal index 26.18 (SD 24.34), sleep latency 34.55 (SD 44.19), total number of sleep stage transitions/hour 26.51 (SD 11.64), wake after sleep onset (WASO) 84.1 minutes (SD 43.24), % stage 1 sleep 21.22 (14.08), % stage 2 sleep 47.17 (SD 7.61), % slow wave sleep 18.03 (SD 11.10), and %REM sleep13.57 (SD 8.37). The post-treatment initiation PSG parameters were compared to the pre-treatment values. Improvement was seen in sleep efficiency to 85.4% (SD 9.62, p=0.031) and in WASO measurement which dropped to 50.69 (SD 36.48, p=0.048). No significant differences were observed in the other PSG measurements. No differences in ESS or PSQI scores by questionnaire were observed between the two time points.
CONCLUSION: Improvements in sleep efficiency and WASO measurements were observed following initiation of anti-TNF therapy in this RA patient study population.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: There is some evidence that sleep is improved in RA patients receiving anti-TNF therapy.
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I recently watched the second lecture from the Beyond Belief Conference in La Jolla, California. On the positive side, I will say that the speaker, Neil deGrasse Tyson, was much more entertaining than expected. He put together an interesting lecture and was (with a couple of important exceptions) in command of the material which he was discussing. However, for the reasons discussed herein, the entire lecture fall flat for me.
Optimistic Naturalism
First, Dr. Tyson appears to be an optimistic naturalist, i.e., he believes that given sufficient time and grant money science will be able to find answers for every known mystery of the universe. In other words, it's merely a matter of time before science discovers the answer to every difficulty because there's nothing that exists that cannot ultimately be solved using scientific investigation.
Now, I'm also an optimist when it comes to science. I do believe that many of the puzzles that have plagued scientists will ultimately be solved. For example, I think medical researchers will ultimately discover an effective treatment for cancer. I think that a fuller more sensible explanation of the quantum world will be revealed by the hard work of physicists. But there's a chasm between recognizing that science has developed some answers to some conundrums and the belief that science will eventually have the ability to solve all mysteries.
Because Dr. Tyson holds this optimistic naturalism he makes assumes that there are no boundaries to what man can discover. This, of course, is an unscientific belief that he holds because it certainly is not a position that is proven by and scientific test. It is undoubtedly true that we can expect more discoveries based upon application of inductive reasoning, but to assume that science will ultimately discover answers to all problems is a philosophical assumption
Christianity Advances Science
The way this comes to a head in Dr. Tyson's lectures is in relation to his discussion about how various scientists of the past, after making a breakthrough discovery, appealed to God to explain things that they couldn't explain. To Dr. Tyson, this is evidence that religion leads to ignorance. He suggests that if a scientist who is religious doesn't have an answer for something, he turns to God rather than roll up the shirtsleeves and get to work trying to identify the answer. For example, he turns to Isaac Newton's attributing the orbits of the planets to God while a later scientist finds a purely naturalistic explanation. Dr. Tyson suggests that if Newton hadn't been a religious person, he would have kept looking for the answer until he found it. But since he was a religious person, he gave up by simply attributing the explanation to "intelligent design".
There are two problems with this analysis. First, it fails to include in the analysis that these ancient scientists were mostly religious people, and it is their belief in God that fueled their initial scientific discovery. In other words, Dr. Tyson acknowledges that the early scientists were very religious in their viewpoints, but failed to recognize the implication of that faith on their scientific study. As I have pointed out in previous posts, there is good reason to believe that if Christianity had not arisen the philosophical underpinnings that led to the advance of science would never have arisen. But Dr. Tyson fails to acknowledge the role of religion in advancing science.
Isaac Newton -- a man recognized in Dr. Tyson's lecture as perhaps the most intelligent man who ever walked the earth -- was very religious in his viewpoint. Consider the following from the General Scolium of Newton's Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy:
This most beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being. And if the fixed stars are the centres of other like systems, these, being formed by the like wise counsel, must be all subject to the dominion of One; especially since the light of the fixed stars is of the same nature with the light of the sun, and from every system light passes into all the other systems: and lest the systems of the fixed stars should, by their gravity, fall on each other mutually, he hath placed those systems at immense distances one from another.
This Being governs all things, not as the soul of the world, but as Lord over all; and on account of his dominion he is wont to be called Lord God παυτοκρατωρ, or Universal Ruler; for God is a relative word, and has a respect to servants; and Deity is the dominion of God not over his own body, as those imagine who fancy God to be the soul of the world, but over servants. The Supreme God is a Being eternal, infinite, absolutely perfect . . . .
But if, as Dr. Tyson suggests, Newton's religious convictions inclined him to turn to faith to explain things he didn't understand, why did he start trying to find natural explanations in the first place? Why didn't he just look at the heavens and say, "Ah well, must be from God?" Obviously, his religious beliefs did not prevent him from seeking answers to tough questions. As Dr. Tyson notes, Newton invented calculus as a means of finding the answer to questions that the science of the day had been unable to solve. So, it seems apparent that there is little reason to suggest that Newton believed that the existence of God made inquiry and investigation unimportant.
A second problem with Dr. Tyson's analysis has already been discussed previously: it assumes that in every instance where God is invoked there is a naturalistic explanation simply waiting to be discovered. Such an assumption is a statement of faith in naturalism that is unwarranted.
In a move that may surprise some, I will agree that some scientists who are religious may turn to God as the answer for problems that are beyond them. I agree that such an approach is generally wrong as would virtually every Christian scientist. Christians and scientists should be bound to find natural solutions to problems when possible because Christians should be advocating for the truth above everything else. If science, properly interpreted, leads to the conclusion that something presently believed to be an action of God was purely natural, Christians should accept that fact. In fact, no one in Christianity of which I am aware is advocating otherwise. However, if after many years of study it appears that an area defies any naturalistic explanation because it may bear the earmarks of design as being explored in the area of intelligent design, then Christians and scientists who favor truth of philosophy should just as willingly turn from their assumption of naturalism to embrace what the evidence is revealing.
Science Isn't The Only Way To Gain Information
Dr. Tyson does something in the lecture that was quite honestly disturbing. After pointing out that 40% of the scientists believe in God and 15% of the best scientists believe in a personal God, he asks "why isn't that number zero?" In other words, he thinks that scientists who continue to believe in God do so against the evidence. I think Dr. Tyson errs in two ways. First, he fails to recognize that scientists can look at the same evidence and come to differing conclusions. Simply because Dr. Tyson in his optimistic naturalism looks at the evidence of something like the Big Bang and sees a naturalistic creation event doesn't mean that every scientist will see it the same way.
Second, and more importantly, Dr. Tyson fails to take into account that there are more than one means of obtaining knowledge. Science, after all, is nice in its place. It is a great way to determine how the natural universe works; it can explain a lot of why things are as they are; and it can provide us with the means of manipulating nature so as to make life easier. But science cannot replace other forms of knowledge that deal with other things. No amount of testing the ground around Rome is going to establish what Julius Caesar did when he ruled Rome. It may help to explain or confirm some of the things he did, but it cannot establish what he did. No amount of testing can explain my self awareness. It may be able to relate brain activity with certain emotions, but studying the brain cannot explain my awareness that I am not the tree in my backyard. And no amount of testing is going to establish whether God is really triune or not. This information, like much else in the world, defies scientific investigation. Dr. Tyson's failure to recognize that any person (even scientists) can reasonably conclude that the information that supports Christianity is partially revealed information that cannot be proven, disproved or even tested by science.
The Cartoonish View Of Intelligent Design
Finally, Dr. Tyson's view of intelligent design is simply cartoonish. He puts it this way, "Science is a philosophy of discovery, intelligent design is a philosophy of ignorance." It would have been nice if he had put a little time into understanding intelligent design before making such a statement. He views intelligent design as simply throwing up the hands with a big "Gosh, I don't know the answer so I'll appeal to God for the answer." But that isn't what intelligent design says. Let me try to be clear by pointing out the claim of ID in the area of the formation of the first living organism. ID says that not only are the present theories for the arising of life inadequate to explain how life "evolved", but that there is such complexity in the simplest of all living cells that the mathematics of probability support the conclusion that it is impossible for such systems to arise by purely naturalistic means.
Nowhere does ID call for anyone to stop trying to find a naturalistic solution to the "evolution" of the first cell. If it can be shown how life evolved from non-living processes, the ID will be shown wrong on this point. But ID believes that the evidence is such that it is appropriate to consider that life is so complex that design by an intelligent being may be the solution to the problem.
Also, nowhere does ID say that the entity that did the designing is God. Now, given that the characteristics of the designing entity would have to have (very intelligent, very creative, pre-existing all life on Earth) it is natural for people (including many in the ID movement) to identify that designer with the God of the Bible. But that is not part of the actual science of ID. It appeals to a designer but readily admits that the information is insufficient to identify the designer -- it can only identify some of the designer's characteristics. Thus, to identify ID as a religious belief is simply erroneous.
For the reasons stated above, I found Dr. Tyson's lecture interesting but flawed.
Addendum: Januray 10, 2007.
This morning, I found an interesting letter to the editor in the Guardian that deals with some of the same concepts that I discuss in this blog. Entitled Intelligent design is a science, not a faith by Richard Buggs, he makes the following statements with which I wholeheartedly agree:
But, whatever the limitations of Darwinism, isn't the intelligent design alternative an "intellectual dead end"? No. If true, ID is a profound insight into the natural world and a motivator to scientific inquiry. The pioneers of modern science, who were convinced that nature is designed, consequently held that it could be understood by human intellects. This confidence helped to drive the scientific revolution. More recently, proponents of ID predicted that some "junk" DNA must have a function well before this view became mainstream among Darwinists.
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Finally, Randerson claims that ID is "pure religion". In fact, ID is a logical inference, based on data gathered from the natural world, and hence it is firmly in the realm of science. It does not rely upon the Bible, the Qur'an, or any religious authority or tradition - only on scientific evidence. When a religious person advocates teaching ID in science without identification of the designer, there is no dishonesty or "Trojan horse", just realism about the limitations of the scientific method. If certain Darwinists also had the intellectual honesty to distinguish between science and their religious beliefs, the public understanding of science would be much enhanced.


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Sadly I have to complain about the food. Have eaten there many times over the last 2/3 years and have enjoyed the various meals on the menu but today I ordered a chicken ceasar salad which arrived full of lettuce but without any chicken. When I pointed this out to the waitress she then came back from the kitchen with a small bowel containing 3 small strips of chicken! Not exactly £8 worth of food.Come on ***** - you can do better than that!! Zetter is after all only across the road!
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The disclosure led to immediate claims that New Zealand was in breach of the Geneva convention and could face a flood of lawsuits from veterans and Vietnamese.
New Zealand's Transport Minister, Harry Duynhoven, said the highly toxic chemical was sent to a United States base in the Philippines during the 1960s.
"The information that has been given to me is that products used to make Agent Orange were shipped from New Plymouth [New Zealand] to Subic Bay in the Philippines," he told the Sunday News newspaper.
After nearly three decades of official denials, a high-level parliamentary committee formally acknowledged late last year that New Zealand soldiers in the Vietnam War were significantly exposed to Agent Orange, but no mention was ever made that the country was a supplier.
Some New Zealand veterans are seeking compensation for chronic illnesses suffered by them and their families.
Although the National Party was in power during the Vietnam War, Duynhoven said his current Labour Government was responsible for setting the record straight.
"Any government has to deal with the situation it finds itself in and it's always a problem if previous governments leave a mess."
From 1961 to 1971, the US and South Vietnamese military sprayed millions of litres of toxic herbicides, mainly Agent Orange, over South Vietnam to destroy the vegetation used by communist forces for cover and food.
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A study released in August last year by scientists from the United States, Germany and Vietnam found that Agent Orange was still contaminating people through their food.
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Could it be that we've all been a bit, well, kind to Justin Timberlake? Did we all expect so little of him that, when he turned up in 'The Social Network' very skilfully playing himself, we got a bit overexcited? He's not exactly dreadful in 'Runner Runner', and the limp script doesn't do him any favours, but there's nothing in Timberlake's performance to suggest he's fit for anything more than the occasional romcom.
He plays Richie Furst, a Princeton student and online gambling ace who – after being ripped off on a poker site owned by gaming mogul Ivan Block (Ben Affleck) – decides to set off for Costa Rica and confront the big man face to face. This being the movies, Block offers our plucky hero a job, and it's not long before Richie is up to his eyeballs in money and chicks, notably the boss's right-hand woman (Gemma Arterton, so vividly coloured she may have been taking skincare tips from Dale Winton).
This is real by-the-numbers stuff: we know it won't be long before Richie gets in too deep, realises his boss is a psycho and hatches a scheme to get free. Timberlake is puppy-dog keen – look at me, I'm acting! – yet the rest of the cast just look bored: no mean feat when you're feeding a guy to the crocodiles, but somehow Affleck manages it. There's a gripping, timely thriller to be made about the perils of internet gaming. This isn't it.
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19 Of The Best Restaurants In Markham And Unionville
Markham is known to be a city of diverse food offerings from Chinese to tapas, but it also has some of the most delicious food spots tucked away in malls.
Markham residents and food bloggers Jessy and Will of Markham Food started reviewing the York Region food scene in 2014. They also curate the #markhamfood hashtag on Instagram — encouraging users to spread the word of eating locally.
But the real charm of this GTA city? It's perfect for any sweet tooths out there.
"A lot of people come to Markham for dessert because you can find anything from traditional Chinese desserts to soft serve and egg waffles," Jessy tells The Huffington Post Canada.
Kalamarakia at Ithaca Restaurant (Photo: Chris C.)
Over the last few years, Jessy says not only has the food scene been changing, but there are a lot more trendier spots for ramen, brunch, Japanese cheesecake and other novelty desserts. And while most of the population in Markham and Unionville (a community within Markham) is eating at these restaurants, Jessy says it would be great for more Toronto residents to come out and try the cuisine.
Another great aspect of eating in Markham is that you don't necessarily have to go to pricey restaurants or wait for a table. Malls like First Markham Place have tasty food courts that serve up all types of Asian favourites like BBQ pork and Thai curry waiting for takeout.
Below, with the help of our Markham-loving editors and the Markham Food blog, we've rounded up 19 of our favourite places to eat in the city. From egg waffles to fancy Italian food to heavy steak, here is your official food bucket list. Let us know, which Markham restaurants do you love the most?
With files from Jessica Chin and Emily Anonuevo
The spot: Ithaca Restaurant Type of food: Greek/Mediterranean On the map: 5308 Highway 7 E. What to order: Chicken souvlaki light dinner. Our foodie tip: Go for the half-size dinners. Don't worry — the portions are still generous and you won't go home with that "pant-popping" feeling. Photo: Instagram/yummmto
The spot: Inspire Restaurant Type of food: Asian fusion On the map: 144 Main St. What to order: Foodies and bloggers Jessy and Will of Markham Food suggest ordering the INSP burger. Our foodie tip: If you plan on going during peak hours, remember to reserve a table, Jessy says.
The spot: Federick Restaurant Type of food: Hakka On the map: 160 New Delhi Dr. What to order: Chili chicken (a staple), garlic chicken and green beans with or without beef. Our foodie tip: If you don't have a good tolerance for spice, definitely mention this to your server before ordering. Photo: Instagram/msdeekay10
The spot: Marca On Main Type of food: Italian On the map: 96 Main St N. What to order: Panelle for appetizers. It looks like deep-fried cheese, but it's actually chickpea paste. Our foodie tip: Great options for pescetarians! The Sicilian menu includes less meat dishes and more fish and vegetarian options.
The spot: Toast Delight Type of food: Chinese bakery On the map: 8339 Kennedy Rd. #2659 What to order: Besides egg waffle desserts, check out their egg waffle pizzas, which are a unique take on the traditional egg waffles, Markham Food says. Our foodie tip: Location, location, location! This place is located on the second floor of Langham Square (a Asian-themed shopping mall).
The spot: Congee Queen Type of food: Chinese On the map: 5308 Highway 7 E. What to order: The bbq: duck, crispy roast pork. Also, the congee is pretty good too! Our foodie tip: Go before 6 p.m. to avoid the busy dinner crowd.
The spot: Wooffles & Cream Type of food: Dessert On the map: 8360 Kennedy Rd #81 What to order: Markham Food suggests ordering the Chinese sausage and seaweed egg waffle. Our foodie tip: Another location within a mall, find Wooffles & Cream in the food court.
The spot: Tapagria Spanish Tapas Restaurant Type of food: Spanish tapas On the map: 230 Commerce Valley Dr. E. What to order: Paella de tapagria is a must, Markham Food points out. Our foodie tip: Don't forget to share those tapas!
The spot: Skyview Fusion Cuisine Type of food: Chinese On the map: 8261 Woodbine Ave #8 What to order: The char-siu pork, hands down. Also good: tripe, egg tarts. Our foodie tip: This venue is also great for large groups, parties and weddings. Photo: Instagram/jyauu
The spot: Wonton Hut Type of food: Chinese On the map: Markham Town Square, 3760 Highway 7 East. What to order: Order literally anything with wontons in it. Start with the traditional wontons if it is your first time. Our foodie tip: The resto is small and the stools can be quite uncomfortable. Takeout is your best option. Photo: Instagram/viola0623
The spot: Peter's Fine Dining Type of food: Steak and seafood On the map: 5701 Highway 7 What to order: Voted the number one restaurant in Markham on TripAdvisor, you can order everything from ribs to steak. Our foodie tip: This makes a great date night spot or anniversary meal.
The spot: Phoenix Restaurant Type of food: Chinese On the map: 1 Raymerville Dr. and 7155 Woodbine Ave. What to order: Markham Food suggests the Hainanese chicken and rice, and we suggest saving room for dessert. Our foodie tip: Markham Food also points out the Raymerville location only takes cash, while the Woodbine location accepts debit.
The spot: Morals Village Hot Pot Type of food: Chinese On the map: 8333 Kennedy Rd, Unit 1073 What to order: "Try one of their numbingly spicy broths... if you dare," bloggers at Markham Food note. Our foodie tip: "As this place can get steamy, we suggest wearing something light. And maybe ditch the glasses because they'll get foggy," Jessy says.
The spot: Smash Kitchen and Bar Type of food: Comfort food On the map: 4261 Hwy 7 E. What to order: The brisket grilled cheese, the lobster mac and cheese and a side of truffle mac and cheese. Yes, a lot of cheese. Our foodie tip: If you have trouble choosing a menu item, ask the server for the chef favourite.
The spot: Casa Victoria Type of food: Chinese On the map: 8601 Warden Ave #4-6 What to order: Lobster is the way to go. Our foodie tip: A good spot for a fancy dinner or wedding party.
The spot: Kaka All You Can Eat Type of food: Japanese On the map: 3235 Hwy 7 What to order: All-you-can-eat so get whatever your heart desires, but Markham Food suggests trying out the torched sushi. Our foodie tip: The blog also recommends booking spots at least a week in advance.
The spot: Sweet Note Desserts Type of food: Dessert On the map: Commerce Gate, Unit 61-63, 505 Highway 7 East What to order: Signature milk bottle dessert (love the packaging!). Our foodie tip: The creme caramel bottle is made with free-run eggs. Healthy bonus!
The spot: Mei Nung Beef Noodle House Type of food: Taiwanese street style food On the map: 3255 Hwy 7 #15 What to order: Beef noodle soup with tendon. Our foodie tip: Fans of tendon will love this place! The tendon is cooked perfectly. Gooey on the outside and firmer in the middle. Photo: Instagram/cyndi_chung_cyndi
The spot: Hibiki Japanese Cuisine Type of food: Japanese On the map: 4450 Highway 7 E. What to order: Seared salmon sushi and sake don (salmon sashimi on rice). Our foodie tip: It can be a little pricey, so we suggest going on special occasions.


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This sharp, sweet dish is delicious eaten with slow-cooked meats, but is equally good on its own. Its warm, tangy flavour is vibrant and very moreish.
8 medium carrots, peeled and chopped into one-inch chunks
80ml/3fl oz Spanish extra-virgin olive oil
40ml/2fl oz sherry vinegar
The juice of half a lemon
1 tsp sweet paprika
A good pinch of sea salt
1 bunch of mint, leaves only, chopped roughly
1 tbsp dried oregano
2 tbsp fennel seeds, roasted and ground in a pestle and mortar
Place the carrots in a saucepan with just enough cold water to cover. Place over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Turn down the heat slightly and cook for around 10 minutes, until the carrots are tender but still retain a little bite.
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Bright Young Things: '30under30' At Six Depot
By Amy Krzanik
Much is made of the population decline that Berkshire County has suffered since the 1970s, especially the mass exodus of young people from the area beginning when they turn 18 and not reversing course until around age 37. But there are young adults who make their homes here, and even more who grew up here and wish they could return sooner rather than later. But you don't need charts to tell you that, you only need to look around. A good place to start looking is at No. Six Depot Café & Roastery beginning on March 16. That's when the West Stockbridge coffee shop debuts 30under30, a new multimedia exhibit and series of events featuring 30 Berkshire County-affiliated artists under the age of 30.
The brainchild of dancer and photographer Mika Mintz, who is a 20-something herself, the show is an idea that had been percolating (pun intended) in her mind for years. Many of the artists are friends, and friends of friends, of Mintz's. "Many of my friends and people I meet in passing are so creative," she says. "But, to my knowledge, there has never been an exhibit around here featuring only young people."
Although Mintz has previously shown her own photographs at Six Depot, this is the first time she's curated an art show. Despite that, 30under30 is ambitious in scale, showing the work of 23 visual artists as well as unique events throughout the exhibition's entire run (March 16 – April 30). The opening reception, on Saturday, March 19 from 4-5:30 p.m., will feature live music from Nico Wohl. A poetry reading by Steven Amash will be held on April 2, a musical performance by Haux and Simon McTeigue on April 8, a Theory Kitchen tasting menu by Theo Friedman on April 14, a special edition of INKLESS storytelling on April 22 and a dance performance by Emily Glick, Mika Mintz and Lexie Thrash with digital design by Sam Okerstrom-Lang on April 29.
According to Mintz, Six Depot co-owner Lisa Landry's "ears perked up" (pun not intended) when Mintz broached the idea of 30under30. Landry agrees that "this age group is underrepresented in the area, and the area truly needs to engage young people to encourage them to stay and build lives here, as well as attract other young people." This bold and intriguing exhibit and event series seems like a great place to start.
30under30 Art Exhibit & Event Series
March 16 – April 30
Opening Reception: March 19 from 4-5:30 p.m.
No. Six Depot Café & Roastery
6 Depot St., West Stockbridge, MA
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Andres Serrano and Home Room at The School
By Jamie Larson
Since its inception, Jack Shainman Gallery: The School, opened in an expansive and historic former schoolhouse in Kinderhook, New York, has wowed visitors (Saturdays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. only) with artwork from the world's most notable modern artists and with Shainman's innate ability to curate the unique space. The School's latest exhibition, which opened January 7, is no exception. It brings together the arresting and historically controversial work of Andres Serrano and "Home Room," a multimedia group exhibition which uses the classroom settings of The School as a powerful lens of cultural examination.
Though it spans three decades of photography, "Andres Serrano: Selected Works 1984-2015" stares vitally and urgently back at you from the walls. Widely known, Serrano is both admired and reviled for the scandal that surrounds his work "Piss Christ." The rest of Serrano's imagery similarly and unapologetically combines the things we love and hate about our culture and ourselves.
"Much of Andres' historic work comes out of the late '80s and early '90s, so it's interesting to consider how far we've come as a society since then," Shainman said before the opening last weekend. "But also how frustrating it can feel that we're having similar conversations now regarding morality and freedom. The work addresses the parts of life that are uncomfortable and ever-present; they are issues that are forever with us."
"Home Room" features work by distinguished artists Huma Bhabha, Nick Cave, Turiya Magadlela, Enrique Martínez Celaya, Claudette Schreuders, Laurie Simmons, Michael Snow, Becky Suss and Carlos Vega. Shainman writes that the joint work "contemplates relationships between familiar people, places, and things and the inner life of the self. The clothes we wear, the things with which we live, and the places we have been are personified by the spiritual traces of our individual histories with which we mark them."
The pieces are fabulous, colorful and emotional on their own, of course, but the curation within the school creates an atmosphere you couldn't begin to replicate without a space like this.
"The building of The School is continually a source of inspiration for every exhibition, and each installation is considered in response to the architectural space," Shainman said. "Education, openness, and accessibility have always been a part of the gallery's mission, but we don't explicitly try to organize exhibitions with those themes. It's my belief that all kinds of art should be viewed by all kinds of people; overall that motivation is behind everything we are doing with The School. I hope visitors walk away with a sense that art should not be intimidating and exclusive. Perhaps the building's past life as an elementary school helps give a sense of familiarity."
"Andres Serrano: Selected Works 1984-2015" and "Home Room"
Jack Shainman Gallery: The School
25 Broad Street, Kinderhook, NY
(518) 758-1628
Gallery hours: Saturdays from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., and by appointment
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Featured Creatures: The Old World Pet Portraits Of Carol Lew
By Amy Krzaik
My cat, Oliver, believes himself to be the king of all he surveys (namely, the house and the front and back yards). And while the other pets beg to differ, he's always quick to remind them of their subordinate positions. Although the smallest in size, Oliver is the oldest and craftiest and I believe his assessment of his stature to be valid. He considers himself feline royalty, and there's a local artist who agrees with him.
Washington, Massachusetts based oil painter Carol Lew sees animals for what they really are — important and dignified beings fit to be classic Old World portrait subjects.
Although she studied painting at Philadelphia College of Art, it took years for Lew's formal training and her love of animals to coalesce.
"In my earlier working years, I didn't see a pathway for making a living through art," she says. "But almost 20 years ago, after leaving a particularly stressful management job, I decided to try to make a go of it."
The internet, she says, has opened up new possibilities for artists to make a living doing what they love. And the public loves her back — Lew figures she's painted more than a thousand portraits so far.
Inspired by the work of Thierry Poncelet, a European painting restorer who replaced human faces with animals on historical portraits, Lew's first similar painting was a Great Dane done in Early American primitive style. "It's a theme of artwork that made me happy from the start," she says, "and it still does."
A commissioned piece takes Lew about two weeks to complete, considering that part of the process is selecting an appropriate photo of the pet, and partnering with the client to find just the right historical portrait to use as a reference. A Lew original of your cat, dog, gerbil, bird, lizard or other beloved companion will set you back $450. If you need time to ponder such a purchase, or if you don't have a pet but love the concept, Lew offers prints ($9.95 and up), canvas prints ($40), and magnets ($6) of past works in her Etsy shop.
As you might expect, Lew is an animal lover and she and her husband live with two cats, a dog, a flock of chickens and three hives of honeybees. Working from home, as she does, has also allowed Lew to foster shelter animals and serve a six-year stint chairing a local animal non-profit. She currently works with an organization that spays and neuters free-roaming cats. "This kind of work is important to me because I believe that we, as humans, are responsible for the welfare of companion animals," she says. "It's wonderful to see pets who are loved and well cared for, but there are others who need help."
Her incredible skill and obvious love of animals shows in her work, and people are noticing. Target online is selling pillows with Lew's images in its Beekman 1802 FarmHouse line. And soon, her portraits will be featured on woven fabric items in the European market, as well as on playing cards.
The more of Lew's witty works there are in the world, the better, I say.
"My artwork is fun," she says, "and the best part of it for me is that it makes people smile."
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50 Years Later, "The Concerned Photographers" Still A Focus
MUSCLE BOY, Harlem, NY 1963 © Leonard Freed/Magnum
By Shawn Hartley Hancock
Ralph Brill, owner of the Brill Gallery in the Eclipse Mill Building in North Adams, Mass., calls it "probably the most important photography exhibit in 2016." Leonard Freed's Civil Rights Photographs of the 1960s, he says, are still more than relevant today, and all the more impressive since they were taken at the dawn of photojournalism. They're part of an exhibit from the 1960s that Cornell Capa, now president of Magnum, pulled together and called "The Concerned Photographer" as a way of honoring his older brother, the much-heralded war photographer Robert Capa, who was killed by a land mine in Indochina in 1954.
The original exhibit, which includes work by Gordon Parks, Bruce Davidson and Leonard Freed, documents a host of world events, especially the turmoil of the American civil rights movement. Considering the current events of our day, it seems quite timely to bring back the collection. Brill has located and assembled as many of the original artworks from that show as possible, reprising, as it were, the original exhibit and book for a new generation. On view through August 21, the exhibit will heavily feature the work of documentary photojournalist Leonard Freed, whose widow, Birgitte, and daughter, Susannah Elka, will help put Freed's work in historical context at their talk and reception on Saturday, August 13, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Brill Gallery.
BROOKLYN WEDDING DANCE, 1954 © Leonard Freed/Magnum
Photojournalism wasn't really a "thing" until World War II, when cameras became smaller and lighter, and film became more light sensitive. These technological improvements allowed photographers to capture important dramatic moments as they happened – and like never before. This brand of photojournalism, which sought to educate and change the world as much as document world events, grew more powerful and impactful in the post-war years in the hands of masters like Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger and David "Chim" Seymour, who founded Magnum, the photographic cooperative, in 1947. These giants of photography, who blended reporting and art, set the standard for all modern photojournalism.
"Ultimately photography is about who you are. It's the seeking of truth in relation to yourself. And seeking truth becomes a habit," Freed said about his photography. Over a long career as a photojournalist (Freed died in 2006), he captured important and pivotal moments in social history, including black men packed into a prison cell in New Orleans, black youths playing on a hot summer day in Harlem, and Martin Luther King leaning out the back of his limousine to shake hands with admirers at the March on Washington. Upward of 30 works by Freed are in the current exhibit.
Ralph Brill. © Roman Iwasiwka.
The timing couldn't be better, considering the current state of race relations in the US and its parallel to the turmoil documented by Freed and his contemporaries fifty years ago. "For most photojournalists, the details of their work and its context die when they do," Brill says. "We're so fortunate to have Birgitte and Susannah coming to speak about Leonard and provide that context. Birgitte was truly Leonard's partner – she printed many of his photos and knows the 'back story.' She and Susannah are doing a great job of keeping Leonard's legacy alive."
Photography became Freed's means of exploring societal violence and racial discrimination. "While most photojournalists were taking pictures of bombed-out buildings after the war, Freed never did that," Brill says. "He took photos of people." Freed did his share of documenting post-war Europe, however, especially Amsterdam and The Netherlands in the 1950s. "He followed and photographed a few surviving Jewish families in Amsterdam," Brill says. The Jewish community there had suffered the greatest losses during World War II – upwards of 85-percent – more than any other European city.
In addition to re-assembling as many of the photos as possible from the original Concerned Photographers exhibit (the original book will also be re-published), Brill is organizing a book of Freed's photos documenting the March on Washington, in the context of the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement in America. Many of these seminal photos are already in the collections of the National Archives.
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Cabinet Of Curiosity: What Were The Curators Thinking?
Photos by Karl Rabe, courtesy of Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College.
By Robert Burke Warren
If you're a collector — of anything — we have an exhibit for you. Even if you're of the "no clutter" camp, it's hard not to be inquisitive about a "cabinet of curiosities." But this exhibit is no rambling collectibles barn; it's been seriously curated. In fact, it's an exhibit that has as much to do with curators as it does the objects. "Universal Collection: A Mark Dion Project," is on view until December 11 at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, and what you'll see really is a curious installation.
Since the era of modern museums, curators have chosen certain artifacts to tell the stories of our world. Who were these deciders? Why did they make certain choices? And what if modern Vassar students explored the basements and storage areas of their school, and unearthed formerly venerated exhibits and "mundane" objects of bygone days? Multi-media artist Mark Dion's fascinating Universal Collection takes on these questions.
The exhibit, encased in a 23-feet high, 9-feet wide custom-made wood-and-glass cabinet, is the culmination of From the Natural History Museum to Ecotourism: The Collection of Nature, a course Dion co-taught in Spring of 2016 with Vassar Professor of Anthropology Anne Pike-Tay. Students and their teachers procured objects from the museum's basement – which houses collections dating back to the school's 1861 founding – as well as closets and forgotten rooms of other campus buildings. Dion then painstakingly arranged the objects in the cabinet and the museum's atrium.
"The students mined every collection we could think of," Lehman Loeb co-curator Elizabeth Nogrady says. "We found things we didn't even know we had. And the students talked about why certain items were used, or not used, in past exhibits, and the political ramifications of those actions."
Among the strangest objects: a replica of the infamous "Piltdown Man" skull, an anthropological "Missing Link" hoax, now nestled alongside an anteater and a ferret, both stuffed; a collection of beautifully carved fencing handles; a diminutive, Hobbit-sized statue of Matthew Vassar himself, placed beside a Victorian-era dress; a well-worn hockey stick beside a Picasso still-life. Seen together, these objects invite consideration of the circumstances and implications of their accumulation. Put together in certain ways, they tell narratives and question ideas of classification. Resulting impressions are intriguing, and often quite funny.
"The objects aren't labeled," says co-curator Mary-Kay Lombino. "That's important to Mark. If someone doesn't know what something is, it's important to him that they talk about what they think it is, and why they think that."
In a storage area of a science building, a student found something very close to Mark Dion's personal history: a series of board-game-like psychological tests from the 60s, pictorial challenges in which a person must "correctly" complete a visual story with images on cards. To the modern eye, these tests are clearly biased and questionable, but in their day, they were gospel. When Dion was a child, experts made him submit to these tests and a battery of others. Doctors were trying to figure out what was "wrong" with him. Turns out, he was – and is – dyslexic. He is more image-oriented than writing-oriented. The tests – all but one in Universal Gathering solved "correctly" – are housed in the cabinet near some antique official Vassar crockery and cutlery.
"The tests say something about the history of psychology and the history of education," says Lombino. "Mark says he's getting a little bit of revenge on them now."
In a recent WAMC interview, Dion spoke of his interest in "pre-enlightenment" museums, 16th and 17th century wunderkabinetts. These attractions featured strange objects from around the world, put together in gatherings modern folk wouldn't imagine. It was, he said, "a radically different kind of expression." With the founding of Manhattan's Natural History Museum in 1869, attitudes toward curating and presenting artifacts became more codified – and political – and the wunderkabinetts faded.
For "Universal Collection," Dion spent countless hours arranging artifacts and objects, in both hierarchical and non-hierarchical groups, spacing nonsensical gatherings among harmonious ones, and striving to let students and museum goers see objects differently, understand stories more visually, and even discover aspects of themselves in the stories they create about what they see. His process, he says, allows unexpected conversations between the items, and between us.
And it may have you looking at your own collections with a different eye.
Universal Collection: A Mark Dion Project
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124 Raymond Ave., Poughkeepsie, NY
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Steer your grocery cart right past the chips and dips aisles! Serve this rich, nutty White Bean Dip alongside homemade toasted pita chips for something much more exotic -- and healthful.
Recipe Ingredients
1/4 cup soft bread crumbs
2 tablespoons dry white wine or water
1 can (15 to 19-oz) of cannelloni beans
1/4 cup slivered almonds, toasted
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
2 teaspoons snipped fresh oregano or basil
5 pita bread rounds
2 tablespoons melted butter
Fresh basil leaves (optional)
Recipe Directions
Combine bread crumbs and wine in a small bowl; set aside. In a food processor bowl or blender container, combine beans, almonds, garlic, lemon juice, the 2 tablespoons olive oil, salt, and ground red peppers. Cover and process or blend until almost smooth. Add bread crumb mixture and cover and process or blend until smooth. Stir in snipped oregano or basil. Cover and refrigerate for 3 to 24 hours to blend flavors, if desired.
Split pita bread rounds in half horizontally; cut each circle into 6 wedges (kitchen shears work well for this task). Place the wedges in a single layer on large baking sheets. Brush with 2 tablespoons olive oil or melted butter. Sprinkle with paprika, if desired. Bake in a 350 degree F oven for 12 to 15 minutes or until crisp and golden brown.
Garnish dip with fresh basil leaves, if desired. Serve with pita chips.
Nutrition Information
Makes about 2 cups (60 appetizers).
Calories: 30, Fat: 1g, Saturated Fat: 0g, Cholesterol: 0mg, Sodium: 49 mg, Carbohydrates: 4g, Fiber: 1g, Protein: 1g
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Chapter Twelve (Part 5)
"Yeah I did. And now you're about to die," I hissed, getting to my feet. I stood up too quickly though, giving myself a head-rush. Jensen quickly caught me when I wobbled, but that didn't soothe me at all as I glared at him. "Why didn't you tell me it was going to be this kind of a party?"
He blinked, genuinely confused. "What kind of party did you think it would be?"
"A quiet one."
Awareness struck him and he quickly asked, "If you're feeling claustrophobic, we could leave."
"No, no, I'm fine."
Letting go of his arm, I moved away from him and towards Nancy who was watching the whole exchange with a growing smile on her lips. "You two made up, didn't you?" She whispered into my ear. My going red answered her question.
"Who's hosting this party anyway?" Drew asked, slipping his hands into his pockets.
"Marcus, a friend of mine from university. He's quite a party-head so-"
"I can tell," I interrupted, throwing a dark glance at Jensen who smiled.
"His parents went out of town so he took advantage of the opportunity. Let's head off to a quieter part of his house."
Without hesitation, Jensen took my hand into his and led us through the different rooms and halls, then up the stairs where we entered a living room. It was occupied by about four others, two girls and two guys. One of the guys looked quite familiar, and upon seeing us, his blue eyes widened.
"Roxanne, Nancy?"
Then before we knew it, the guy walked right towards us and lifted us both into a bone crushing hug. I heard Drew mutter something to the guy, clearly jealous after he set us down.
"Who the hell are you?"
"You're kidding, right?" The guy laughed, looking at the puzzled expression on all our faces. "It's me, Zach!"
Zach? My mouth dropped open. He looked so…different. He still had the same blonde hair, captivating blue eyes and that mischievous grin hadn't changed at all. But he'd gotten taller, and so much more in shape that it made me wonder if he lived at the gym.
"Oh right. You changed schools," Jensen stated dully, not at all thrilled.
"Yup. I didn't think I'd be running into you three again but wow, does it bring back memories." Zach flashed a grin and Nancy twitched uneasily by my side, instinctively leaning towards Drew who put his arm around her protectively. The fact that he'd called out our names probably had her suspecting that his play-boy nature hadn't died away completely. But Zach's attention seemed to rest purely on me. He was totally checking me out.
"You look great Roxanne," he said in a low voice, as if he wanted only me to hear those words. I thought I saw Jensen tense by my side, his jaw clenched as he threw a deathly glare in Zach's direction.
I simply shrugged in response. "I grew up."
"And you did a good job of that." Zach winked and confidently put his arm around my waist and steered me in the direction of the couch.


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Wave 4 is likely going to end soon as a possible "Double Three" could finish its rally near 4/8 Murrey Math Level (P=200). So, if a pullback from this levels happens, there'll be an open door for wave [i]. The nearest bearish target is 2/8 Murrey Math Level.
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