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Herbatint 3N Permanent Herbal Dark Chestnut Haircolor Gel Kit
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DescriptionHerbatintMfg#: 6003
Description Permanent Herbal Haircolour Gel More Conditioning More Lasting Colour with Aloe Vera No Ammonia No Paraben 100% Grey Cover For one or two applications Dark Chestnut Made in Italy Aloe Vera Barbadensis Specially rich in enzymes, proteins, polysaccharides, vitamins A-C-E and mineral salts. Soothes scalp during application. Strengthens and protects the hair during application. Contributes effectively to extra conditioning action and longer lasting color. The colors 1N to 8N in (the natural series) achieve a 100 % coverage of your grey hair. In order to achieve total grey coverage with the Ash, Golden, Copper and Mahogany color series, it is suggested to mix the chosen color (40 ml) with a natural series color of the same number (20 ml). For example: your hair color is chestnut and your selected color is copper chestnut, mix 40 ml of HERBATINT 4R (copper chestnut) with 20 ml of HERBATINT 4N (chestnut). Follow instructions as usual. Suggested Use Please Read Directions Carefully Before Applying Your hair must be dry and unwashed! 1) Using a plastic or a glass container, combine equal and sufficient amounts of Herbatint gel and the Glycol Developer to suit the length and volume of your hair. Replace the caps on the bottles containing unused products, and retain for future use. 2) Using a tinting brush, apply the mixture onto dry unwashed hair. 1st CASE: PREVIOUSLY COLORED HAIR 3) Apply the mixture to the regrowth area and leave to develop for 30 minutes. 4) Then apply the remainder of the mixture through the rest of the hair and wait a further 10 minutes. (total processing time: 40 minutes). 2nd CASE: UNCOLORED HAIR 3) Apply the mixture through the whole length of the hair starting at the roots. For best coverage use a tinting brush as supplied in a Herbatint application Kit. Discard any unused mixture. 4) Leave to process for 40 minutes. During processing, the color of the product may differ from your target color, this is quite common and doesnt have any effect on the final color. 5) Once processed rinse hair thoroughly until the water runs clear. 6) Shampoo your hair, using preferably a shampoo from the Herbavita range for best results, rinse and towel dry. 7) Apply the Royal Cream Conditioner, leave for 5 minutes, rinse again and style your hair as usual. Supplement Facts THIS PACKAGE CONTAINS: 1 HERBATINT HAIRCOLOR GEL ( 60 ml E - 2 fl. oz. ) 1 Bottle Glycol Developer (60 ml E - 2 fl. oz.) 1 sample of either shampoo or Royal Cream conditioner ( 15 ml E - 0.5 fl. oz. ) 1 Pair of gloves 1 Instruction leaflet Other Ingredients Herbatint Haircolor Gel: laureth-5, propylene glycol, water, Peg - 2 oleamine, ethanolamine, walnut extract, rhubarb extract; cinchona extract, aloe extract, meadowfoam extract, birch extract, cetrimonium chloride, echinacea angustifolia extract, hamamelis virginiana extract, sodium sulfite, ascorbic acid, tetrasodium edta, resorcinol, m-o-p aminophenol, 2 amino 3 hydroxypiridine, m-p phenylenediamine. Glycol Developer: aqua/water; hydrogen peroxide; etidronic acid; cetrimonium chloride. Royal Cream: aqua/water; mallow extracts; rosemary extract; behentrimonium chloride; wheat bran lipids; fragrance. Warnings This product contains ingredients which may cause skin irritation on certain individuals and a preliminary patch test, according to accompanying instructions, should be made prior to each application. This product must not be used for dyeing eyelashes or eyebrows. To do so may cause blindness. Avoid contact with eyes. Should mixture come into contact with your eyes, rinse immediately with cool water. ALLERGY TEST Wash an area of skin about the size of a dime inside your elbow. Pat dry and apply a few drops of a mixture of HERBATINT color and Glycol Developer. Leave uncovered and undisturbed for 48 hours. Do not use this product if any burning, itching or abnormal reaction occurs in or around the test area.
Herbatint 3N Permanent Herbal Dark Chestnut Haircolor Gel Kit -- 3 per case.
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grab a chunk of kale the size of your face + rinse and dry to clean
tear pieces of kale off their stem/ribs into the size of potato chips
coat palms with a little honey mustard sauce
[I used a store bought honey mustard & added a little garlic and mustard powder]
massage into kale to coat with a super-thin layer
[really, just a *kiss* of honey mustard will do it – otherwise, soggy-city!]
lay, spaced, on a cooling rack/baking rack, place atop a cookie sheet, and sprinkle with salt
bake on the center rack for approx. 18-20 minutes until edges are crispy but not charred
serve with extra honey mustard for dipping
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Eden selected dried black turtle beans, aka Mexican black bean, U.S.A. organically grown in mineral rich, vital soil. A creamy, sweet, versatile bean. An American favorite, and a Caribbean and Mexican staple. Superb cooked with whole grain, in soups, stews, salads, salsa, dips and for Mexican burritos, tostadas, quesadillas, tacos, and refried beans. Rich in protein, healthy fiber, iron, thiamin B1, magnesium, and manganese, and a good source of folate B9 and zinc. Antioxidant carotenoids give them their deep color. Packaged in boxes of recycled and recyclable paperboard, one of the most environmentally friendly packages available. pareve
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Eden Organic Dry Black Turtle Beans are organically grown on Michigan family farms by farmers we know and trust. Eden Beans are pure and nourishing because they're grown in vital living soil, free of pesticides, herbicides, and chemical fertilizers for decades.
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The black turtle bean Phaseolus vulgaris originated in southern Mexico and Central America over 7,000 years ago according to archeological findings. It is one of more than 500 varieties of beans referred to as the 'common beans' that are related to the kidney bean. They were a staple food in the diets of Central and South Americans and supplied the missing amino acids in the corn based diets of these countries. Today its use has spread throughout the world but is most popular in Latin American countries, the Caribbean Islands, South America, and in the southern and southwestern United States. Other names for this bean are Mexican black, black Spanish, Tampico, Venezuelan beans, caviar criollo, and frijoles.
According to the FDA, "Low fat diets rich in fruits and vegetables (foods that are low in fat and may contain dietary fiber, Vitamin A, or Vitamin C) may reduce the risk of some types of cancer, a disease associated with many factors." Also, "Diets low in sodium may reduce the risk of hypertension or high blood pressure, a disease with many factors." Eden Organic Black Beans are an excellent source of protein, thiamin B1, iron, magnesium, manganese, and fiber with 64 percent daily value (DV) per serving, low fat, cholesterol free, and very low sodium. They are a good source of folate B9 and zinc.
Studies show beans contain a wealth of antioxidants similar to those in fruits and berries. "Beans are really loaded with antioxidant compounds," said Clifford Beninger, Ph.D., an environmental biologist and former researcher for the USDA's Bean Research Unit. "We didn't know how potent they were until now. In general darker colored seed coats were associated with higher levels of flavonoids, and therefore higher antioxidant activity." Researchers tested the antioxidant activity of flavonoids found in 12 common varieties of dry beans. They found one class of compounds in particular, anthocyanins, were the most active antioxidants in beans. These findings add antioxidant activity to a growing list of healthy compounds found in beans and legumes. The study was published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
Beans are an important source of two essential amino acids not found in many cereal grains, lysine and threonine. Whole grains complement beans and together deliver complete protein. Enjoying a variety of beans with whole grain is a solid step toward a healthy life.
Enjoy Eden Organic Black Beans cooked with organic whole grains (especially delicious with brown rice, corn, cornbread, and polenta dishes), in soups, salads, dips, and in making refried beans for tacos and burritos. An essential to Mexican and Central and South American cuisine. We love them in salsa.
Note: 1/2 cup raw beans equals approximately 1 1/2 cups cooked.
Sorting Before soaking and cooking hand sort the beans and remove any foreign matter.
Soaking Wash and rinse, place in a bowl, cover with 3 inches of cold water, and soak for 6 to 8 hours or overnight. Discard the soaking water and rinse again.
Place in a pot with 3 inches of water, bring to a boil, turn off flame, and let sit for 1 1/2 hours. Discard soaking water.
Boiling Place 3 cups of cold water per 1 cup soaked beans in a heavy pot. Bring to a boil, boil uncovered for about 10 minutes, skim off and discard any foam that rises. Your favorite vegetables and spices can be added at this point if desired. In addition we recommend adding a one inch strip of Eden Kombu sea vegetable for each cup of dried beans to help soften and accentuate flavor. Do not add sea salt until 80 percent done. Salt added at the beginning of cooking prevents beans from fully softening. Reduce the flame, cover, and simmer over medium-low heat for about 1 hour and 15 minutes, adding more water just to cover if needed. When 80 per cent done, season with about 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon Eden Sea Salt. Cover and simmer for several more minutes or until tender.
Pressure Cooking Wash and soak beans as directed. Place beans in cooker, add 2 to 2 1/2 cups of water for each cup of soaked beans. If making soup, add 3 to 4 cups water per cup of beans. Add all seasonings and vegetables except sea salt at the start of cooking. Cover the cooker and bring up to pressure. Reduce the flame to medium-low. Cooking times vary depending on the type of pressure cooker. Please follow your pressure cooker's suggested time. When done remove from heat and allow the pressure to come down. When all pressure has been released, remove the lid. Add sea salt and simmer uncovered for another 10 minutes.
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|Low Fat
|Yes, 3 g or less per serving
|Gluten Free
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$45.4 billion is the amount Americans will spend on their pets in 2009, according to the American Pet Products Association.
"The customers that come in here, for the most part, just really love their dogs and can afford to get the $100 collar and the $100 puffer coat. It's cute." —Emilia Poochie manager Lisa Boegl
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The 6th Annual Queen of the Roses was held on Sunday by the sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi. The 5K Raises money for the Jasmine Dora Queen Scholarship Fund in honor of the AOII's late sister. The sun was shining on the fall day as students, faculty, family and townspeople gathered at Wilmer Park to run or walk the 5K.


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I'm a korean pacers fan planning to visit indianapolis during this summer.
actually one of my friend transfered to I.U and i'm paying him a visit.
but the thing is he's also new here (he's from new york) so we both don't
have a clue where to go. I obviously am going to visit conseco but other
than that umm...
so you pacers fan out there in indy plz throw in some ideas where two
asian dude could hang out. (not into clubbin though)
thanks for reading. (gonna visit indy in july 23 and will stay for day or two)


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If you subscribe to the Hollywood and mass-media vision of post-millennial American culture, those of us who spend long days shut indoors alone or in small numbers have very few options: We are either plotting terrorist attacks, addicted to video games, honing our angst and disenfranchisement toward violent public outbursts and school shootings, or maybe just using the internet to lure unsuspecting innocents into a web of despair.
But the dark, chilly days of winter and the often attendant desire to remain inside really belong to those of us who know that settling in with a good book or staying in bed (preferably with a willing accomplice) are the best plans. Of course, those leisurely, lingering activities come with a de facto pit stop: the indulgent break for needed sustenance, the winter snack.
So what do Santa Fe chefs do when they put down their books or pull off the comforter and crawl to the kitchen on a cold, blustery day?
Naturally, it depends.
John Vollertsen, aka Chef Johnny Vee, who scribes for the magazine Local Flavor and runs the cooking school at Las Cosas, has a fine-tuned global palate and the kitchen chops to make anything from latkes to lamb shank without a second thought. But he can't help but occasionally revert to lessons learned from the bleak Rochester, NY winters of his youth.
"Nothing hits the spot for me like a steaming bowl of Campbell's tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich," Vollertsen says, "made with Velveeta cheese, of course." Being alone and indoors for Vollertsen, apparently, isn't about plotting terrorist attacks or twisting between the sheets, it's about having a cold.
"If I'm feeling a little under the weather, that combo does the trick," he says. And what delightful beverage does he temper this meal with? "A cold glass of milk." What a softie, right?
Mary Nearn, the executive chef for La Posada de Santa Fe, thinks the idea of a leisurely day at home is a cruel joke. Apparently with La Posada's multiple eateries under her wing, she sleeps in a corner near the deep fryer and uses warm pans below a heap of table linens for bedding. Her favorite snack, especially when confined to the coldish far reaches of the kitchen, is a plain croissant, fresh out of the oven, and some of LaPo's fresh hot chocolate.
"Sure, it's not very healthy," Nearn says, "but the chocolate warms me up, and I like the mix of the richness and textures together––it's a treat for me."
A more traditional approach is taken by chef Leonard Trejo. Even though he manages a malleable menu that changes weekly for Garbo's—the house restaurant at RainbowVision—Trejo treats regional wisdom as sacrosanct. A steaming bowl of green chile stew is the ultimate winter treat for him. It's a notion with which it's tough to argue, especially when the stew is combined with Santa Fe Pale Ale as Trejo recommends. It's a tough call—stay home and make a snack for yourself or go and bum around the Garbo's kitchen hoping to con a ladle full of goodness from the merciful staff?
Co-owner of Backroad Pizza Piper Kapin is an aficionado of the wintry snack.
"My first choice would have to be homemade matzo ball soup, a red-wine-braised beef brisket with carrots and potatoes, and an extra large glass of red wine."
Either I forgot to specify "snack" when I asked Kapin for her recommendation or she is a more advanced life-form than your average nosher.
"Gawd," Kapin says, "I'm just such a Jew."
Kapin says she just kind of goes with her nose and grabs whatever wine strikes her fancy, but so long as she's not recommending Manischewitz, allow me to suggest the recession-busting miracle that is Mud House's Central Otago pinot noir. Until frozen oceans make shipping from New Zealand impossible, that's a go-to bottle of swill for all my snacks, including, potentially, breakfast.
Chef Michael Easton of 315 and La Lucciola Supper Club is unable to recommend anything too simple. For himself, Easton is likely to bust out some clove-flavored homemade marshmallows, toasted with a brûlée torch. And he'll have it with a custom brandy cocktail, thank you. I suppose that's what makes him one of the city's most dynamic and engaging new chefs. Fortunately, he divulged his cocktail recipe to SFR.
From a bowl of canned soup to a trusty chile stew to a homemade twist on an American fireside staple, it really does depend—on mood, on history, on the ability and tools at one's disposal—what the best winter snack is. Fortunately, there's an option for all of us. Even terrorists.
1 sugar cube
2 dashes angostura bitters
2 ounces Spanish brandy de Jerez
1 ounce sweet vermouth
Prep a martini glass with an orange zest, being sure to zest it over the glass and capture all the airborne oils.
Muddle the sugar cube with the bitters.
Add brandy and vermouth.
Stir with ice until cold.
Strain into glass and enjoy.
2 quarts homemade chicken stock
2 carrots, peeled and cut into discs
2 celery stalks, cut into about ½ inch pieces
1 rutabaga (optional), cut into 1 inch cubes
Salt and pepper to taste
Matzo farfel, if you're into that kind of thing
2 eggs
2 tablespoons schmaltz or vegetable oil
2 tablespoons chicken stock or water
½ cup matzo meal or about 2 ground-up matzos
¼ teaspoon or a good pinch of fresh-ground black pepper
¼ teaspoon or a good pinch of salt
Whisk together the eggs, the oil/schmaltz and the chicken stock/water.
Mix matzo meal, salt and pepper in a separate bowl.
Add the wet to the dry and mix (don't cover mix).
Put in fridge uncovered for about 20 minutes.
Bring stock to a low boil, season to taste.
Wet hands and form matzo balls into 1 inch balls. These can be made bigger too, but they do expand so make sure they are completely submerged in the stock with room to grow as they cook.
Simmering them directly in the stock can make the stock a bit murky, so you can also cook them in water separately and then add them to the soup to keep the broth less murky.
Cover and let simmer for about 30 minutes.
Remove matzo balls carefully, and then add the veggies and simmer until desired softness.
You can either re-add the matzo balls if you are serving the whole pot of soup or just add however many you want for each serving in the bowls and then store the balls separately.
Add matzo farfel and enjoy.
2 disks of Mexican chocolate
1 quart of whole milk (or skim, 2 percent, soy or heavy cream, or a combination to preference)
2 cinnamon sticks
Add all ingredients to a small saucepan and place the pan over medium to low heat. Let this mix heat slowly, otherwise the chocolate will stick and burn. You will need to stir the mix frequently.
Once the chocolate dissolves, you can turn up the heat and bring the milk just to a boil.
Strain out the cinnamon sticks and it's ready to serve.
Top with whipped cream and chocolate shavings if you like.


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Look there is almost no reason to even review this game because honestly there is just nothing to take away from this. We are bad, in fact we are putrid, but we aren't really this bad.
Right now talent be damned this is almost all mental. I mean for players who are actually dependable solid basketball players (David West) are missing wide open bread and butter shots for him while other players who may not be as mentally stable (Roy Hibbert) are missing equally easy shots for him.
A lot of their shots seemed rushed but beyond that after watching over the past few games I think we need to get them to maybe focus on just some fundamentally sound basketball shots and stop with the running one handed hook shots or one handed runners that both of them are just not getting to drop.
Maybe just focus on a straight up face up jumper from a couple of feet for a short time to see if that works.
Also with Roy I am now thinking we need to change up with him and stop trying to force him into scoring. I know it goes against everything any of us believe in because we want that low post thing working for us but maybe it's time to pull Roy out of the deep post for a few possessions and let him work the exterior for awhile. I think right now Roy needs less pressure and every bunny he misses seems to send him deeper and deeper into a shame spiral.
I think we need to tell him to dominate on the glass and become that interior defensive force that he was last year and let the scoring come as it will.
Contract be damned at this point. If that is what it takes to get him back to at least being a serviceable center again then that is what I want.
Also is it my imagination or does Roy look like he has gained weight? Not saying he's out of shape by any means but when I think about what he looked like last season he seems to be much thicker. Could just be me, I don't know.
Also I always give a shout out to Scott Skiles whenever we play a team he is coaching. Even if he doesn't have the players to play defense he somehow always manages to have a good defensive team.
I know we don't need to talk about Danny Granger every game but I found this post game quote by David West telling.
"He's the centerpiece to this offense. To kind of lose him right now where we are we thought that we could just fill in without him. It is taking us a while to adjust to him not being here but that's not a reason to not go out and compete. We need to be able to make things happen for us."
BTW, I agree with David there is no excuse for not competing but it does go one step further to state how important Granger is to our club. Sorry I keep bringing that stuff up but for the past 3 years we have been inundated with people telling us how poor Danny is or over the past couple of years how we should just move him so Paul George can move to his natural position so yes I'm making sure some of this gets brought to the for front.
Tyler has played well enough on defense this year that he deserves to have one of these garbage time big point games and nobody should hound him for it. I know the thought is that when the game no longer matters he is at his best but he has given us solid effort almost all of the time this year so he has earned a good offensive game.
George Hill got caught up in hero ball tonight, I can sympathize with him because nobody else could hit, but more often than not hero ball ends up with the results that we ended up with from him tonight. He's played good ball almost all season so I'll forgive him this game.
Now before I hit the bullet points I want to talk a min. about Donnie Walsh and what some of you newer posters need to understand about him.
If Donnie is in charge, which to be honest I am not sure how the front office is structured right now because I read one report saying Walsh was only here this year. But if he is in charge let me give you a cold shot of reality.
Donnie does nothing under pressure. In other words if you think he has to make a trade or fire a coach or make some move for the sake of making a move then you are in for a long protracted winter of discontent.
As long as Danny's injury is out there they have a built in excuse to tell everyone to be patient. Now if they think Danny's injury is worse than what they are letting on then they might be making a move (in fact if they make a significant move I am going to be really worried for Danny's career).
But I've lived through this before and I can tell you Donnie is nothing if not patient. His sycophant Montieth will be more than happy to tell you that he doesn't make trades for the sake of trade and he does not make knee jerk reactions. Now understand that everyone else in the free world might consider a trade the right move but in Donnie's world it is knee jerk 9 out of 10 times.
Believe me when I saw he was coming back it was like groundhogs day for me, one nightmare just lived over and over.
Let's hit the bullet points.
• Lance needs to shoot the ball more. In fact seeing as how he has the highest field goal % of any of our wings I would suggest we start looking to let him get his shot more often if we can.
• The 3 combined free throw attempts by our starting forward tandem is pretty disgusting.
• Gerald Green quietly put together a decent offensive game. He was burned on defense several times but when we are struggling so bad on the offensive end anyone hitting a shot should be cheered at this point.
• A good point made by the broadcast team tonight is that while the defense has been solid they are not creating turnovers like they did last season that led to the transition points we were getting.
• Paul George's trade value will never be higher.
• Monta Ellis was finally able to get a win vs. the Pacers of course it took Danny not being there for him to finally do it but who's counting.
• Mahinmi getting 7 min. in this blow out? I'm starting to wonder if Frank isn't bucking at losing Lou. Remember last season he wouldn't play Fez over Lou either so I think Frank really liked what Lou brought to the team.
• As another poster brilliantly stated I wonder if Agustin won't be in the D league next year. Dude is just horrid.
• Sam Young had a decent game, he didn't have to pass much so it worked out for him this time.
Look guys I'm as down as all of you are but even I will tell you to shake this one off. We are bad but we aren't this bad. It's just a combination of two bad games in a row making this look really bad. Every team has blow outs and this one was just ours.
I don't know that they can right the ship to where we want to go but I think in the next week or two they should be playing at a higher level than this.
However to the eternal optimist out there I want to state one reason why some of us are so concerned. This was game 9 for the year & I have yet to see one good game from our team. We've had a couple of good quarters but not yet one good game. In fact we've had very few good quarters for that matter.


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Teen Poetry Workshop - Brooklyn Public Library, Mapleton branch
January 30, 2013 - Mapleton
Learn to free-up those ideas and get them on paper. Slam, haiku, whatever the style, it's time to wax poetic!
Babies and Books/Storytime - Brooklyn Public Library, New Lots branch
January 30, 2013 - East New York
Books, songs, and rhymes for babies up to 18 months old.
Knitting Circle - Brooklyn Public Library, Bedford branch
January 30, 2013 - Crown Heights
An all-ages event knitters young and not young. Bring your own needles and yarn.
Autism Support Group - Hebrew Educational Society
Through January 31, 2013 - Canarsie
Affected by or confronting autism? You are not alone. Share your experiences and support each other. While the support group is in session, parents/caregivers can bring their children and their siblings.
Computers for Teens Workshop - Brooklyn Public Library, Kings Highway branch
January 31, 2013 - Gravesend
Basic computer lessons for teens, ages 13-16.
Teen Tech Time - Brooklyn Public Library, Marcy branch
January 31, 2013 - Bedford Stuyvesant
Teens use computers for learning, researching, doing homework, and gaming.
Little Essentials' Annual Benefit Concert - Pillow Cafe-Lounge
January 31, 2013 - Fort Greene
A benefit for the Little Essentials' community organization, which donates clothes, strollers, toys and more for those in need. Featuring a live acoustic performance by Americana artist Martha Redbone.
Groundhog Day Guess-a-thon - Brooklyn Public Library, Kensington branch
February 01, 2013 - Kensington
Come in and make a prediction for Groundhog Day, then stick around and read some books!
Blooming Babies: Tales of Winter - Brooklyn Children's Museum
February 01, 2013 - Crown Heights
Babies and toddlers hear cherished stories about winter and make a snowy craft to take home.
Hosh Kids Open House Week - Hosh Kids
Through February 01, 2013 - Williamsburg
Learn about the yoga and arts programs offered by Hosh Kids.
Family Movie Night - Moxie Spot
February 01, 2013 - Brooklyn Heights
The Moxie Spot combines its comfy food with a program of short movies and a family-friendly feature. Check website for movie titles.
Kidz Cook - Staten Island Children's Museum
February 01, 2013 - Staten Island
Kids make some red beans and rice.
Movies - Brooklyn Public Library, Bay Ridge branch
February 01, 2013 - Bay Ridge
Kids begin their weekend with a movie. (Call for title.)
Transit Time Travel - New York Transit Museum
February 02, 2013 - Brooklyn Heights
Kids learn about life back in 1913, the year Grand Central Station opened.
Blooming Babies: Tales of Winter - Brooklyn Children's Museum
February 02, 2013 - Crown Heights
Groundhog Fun-Day - Brooklyn Children's Museum
February 02, 2013 - Crown Heights
Children, ages 5 and under, celebrate the groundhog's winter prediction while learning about these animals and what makes them different.
The Night Sky (Astronomy) - Wolfe's Pond Park
February 02, 2013 - Staten Island
The Urban Park Rangers lead an astronomy program for all ages. Did you know that winter is the best season for viewing meteor showers, phases of the moon, and the planets of the milky way?
Soul Steps - Brooklyn Public Library, central branch
February 02, 2013 - Prospect Heights
The NYC-based Soul Steps revel in step dancing, examining the style's early roots in South African mines up to its present style, which includes high-impact choreography and exciting call and response interludes that has the audience being active participants.
Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band - Symphony Space
February 02, 2013 - Upper West Side
A hip-shaking, head-bopping morning of music for the cool family crowd from award-winning singer and songwriter Lucky Diaz. With an audience base growing by the second, Lucky and crew are known for inspiring dance parties all around the country. Visit luckydiazmusic.com for song samples and more information.
BAMKids Film Festival - Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
February 02, 2013 - Fort Greene
76 short and feature-length movies from 24 countries, tailor-made for kids ages 2-10.
Program includes comedy, animation, and thought-provoking productions that kids will truly enjoy.
Nintendo Wii Dance Night - The Moxie Spot
February 02, 2013 - Brooklyn Heights
Kids play Just Dance, that video game dance in which they stomp around like beheaded chickens to robust dance music.
Shadow Box Theater presents The African Drum - PS 3, The Bedford Village School
February 02, 2013 - Bedford-Stuyvesant
A mainstay production of the Shadow Box Theater, using shadow puppetry to convey African folktales with accompaniment from drums and a guitar.
Groundhog Day Celebration - Staten Island Zoo
February 02, 2013 - Staten Island
Be there when Staten Island Chuck, New York City's only weather forecasting groundhog, will make his grand prediction. Join us for music and fun and greet the hog himself. The Ceremony is a free event. Stay afterwards for a special breakfast with Chuck ($10 adults; $5 children under 5.
Meet the Firefighters - Staten Island Children's Museum
February 02, 2013 - Staten Island
Meet some of Staten Island's volunteer firefighters and learn about fire safety.
Up 4 Art - Staten Island Children's Museum
February 02, 2013 - Staten Island
Create a quilt square in honor of Black History Month.
Target First Saturdays - Brooklyn Museum
February 02, 2013 - Prospect Heights
A chance to enjoy music, the Museum's galleries, food, beer and wine, and a featured theme, all for free. It's a family friendly event, too.
Vital Signs - New York Hall of Science
Through February 03, 2013 - Flushing
View original art inspired by our biological world with a special interest in what lies beneath its surface. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Discover Tour - Audubon Center at Prospect Park
Through February 28, 2013 - Brooklyn
Learn how to look for birds, discover the source of the Lullwater, and find out what you can do to protect nature on a tour led by expert naturalists. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Meet and Greet: Creatures of the Sea - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through February 28, 2013 - Crown Heights
Discover the diversity of sea life up close and personal!
Art Works - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through February 28, 2013 - Crown Heights
A different arts and crafts project at each session, usually tied to a theme such as a holiday or the seasons.
Winter Break Activities - New York Transit Museum
Through February 28, 2013 - Brooklyn Heights
The Transit museum is open and offering activities during February vacation week: The Great Subway Search scavenger hunt at 11am, and Create a Grand Central City (see Feb. 16 and 17) at 1 and 3pm.
Indoor Play - Kings Bay Y at Windsor Terrace
Through March 01, 2013 - Windsor Terrace
Toddlers and pre-schoolers will enjoy an indoor playground, rockers, blocks, play panel for theater, rock climbing wall, bouncy castle, musical instruments, and easel boards for drawing.
Global Shoes - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through March 10, 2013 - Crown Heights
Explore aspects of global cultures through a variety of hands-on, feet-in, multi-media activities within the context of a fantasy shoe store and factory
'The Prince and the Magic Flute' - Puppetworks
Through March 24, 2013 - Park Slope
Puppets present the melodramatic tale of a Prince who asks the Queen of the Night to remove the lock on the bird catcher's mouth. (You have to be there...)
Space No. 1 - Extreme Kids and Crew
Through March 31, 2013 - Bedford-Stuyvesant
An initiative of Extreme Kids and Crew, Space No. 1 offers a safe, sensory play space where special need children and their parents can play, teach, learn, sing, sprawl, and swing. An array of multi-sensory equipment provides for this.
The Child's Place for Children with Special Needs - Brooklyn Public Library, Sunset Park branch
Through March 31, 2013 - Sunset Park
This program accomodates all kinds of children inclusively for reading, story telling, and various kinds of play sessions. Parent workshops are also available. See Brooklyn Public Library for other locations throughout Brooklyn.
Fantasia's Feeding Frenzy - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through March 31, 2013 - Crown Heights
Look for animal curators in the Science Inquiry Center and see what's on the menu for Fantasia, the museum's 21-foot-long albino Burmese python.
School Tour - Brooklyn Free School
Through March 31, 2013 - Clinton Hill
Learn about this K-12 independent school known for its student-centered and student-directed initiatives. Email firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve a spot.
Tony Hawk / Rad Science - New York Hall of Science
Through April 22, 2013 - Corona
Find out how the physics of gravity, force, velocity and balance make radical tricks possible in action sports in this program that runs through April 22. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Natural History - Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Through April 30, 2013 - Crown Heights
Artist Patrick Dougherty and a team of volunteers constructed a monumental woven-wood sculpture in honor of Brooklyn Botanic Garden's centennial. The result, large-scale sculptures made from sticks and saplings, is an organic structure that changes over time as the materials settle and decay.
Wacky Tuesday - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through April 30, 2013 - Crown Heights
Kids under 5 explore art, science, and culture in a wacky, fun, and exciting way.
Little Scientists - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through April 30, 2013 - Crown Heights
Kids under 5 investigate the world of natural science with hands-on activities.
Tales for Tots - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through April 30, 2013 - Crown Heights
Travel to far away places in your imagination by listening to tales from around the world.
Introduction to Birdwatching - Prospect Park Audubon Center
Through May 01, 2013 - Flatbush
Explore the Park's natural areas and learn how to look for amazing birds. Take a tour and learn about the 250 species of birds that call Prospect Park home.
Arty Facts - Brooklyn Museum
Through May 19, 2013 - Prospect Heights
Children ages 4-7 and their adult friends explore the galleries, enjoy a family activity, and make their own art in this 90-minute class, each one a variation on a monthly theme.
Art classes - The Painted Cloud
Through May 31, 2013 - Brooklyn
The Painted Cloud classes offer a nurturing, dynamic environment that introduces children to many new techniques and materials, and allows them the freedom to express themselves artistically. unique and creative art projects using a wide array of high quality art materials.
Art Classes - Chroma
Through May 31, 2013 - Brooklyn
Kids enjoy exploration, interpretation, and reflection through art-making. Activities include drawing, painting, sculpture, puppet-making, mixed media, collage, printmaking, clay, and much more!
Namaste Yoga Health and Wellness - Namaste Yoga of Kensington
Through May 31, 2013 - Kensington
Namaste offers a range of yoga classes for all ages, as well as Zumba fitness classes, kickboxing, pilates, belly dancing, and more.
Nature's Helpers - Prospect Park Audubon Center
Through June 01, 2013 - Flatbush
Spend some time outside enjoying nature while helping to keep the Park clean. Families are encouraged to come and take a tour of the Park and its waterways and help keep it tidy along the way. Gloves, garbage bags, and trash grabbers will be provided.
Breastfeeding Support Group - New York Methodist Hospital
Through June 30, 2013 -
Discuss questions and concerns regarding breastfeeding and find support and encouragement with this group, which meets regularly.
Indoor Play - Powerplay
Through June 30, 2013 - Gowanus
Powerplay's play area is an environment that encourages physical and imaginative play. It's indoor play space is a warm embrace for the cold and frosty days. It provides amenities of a local playground in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Parents and caregivers must supervise their child.
Open Play - The Gym Park
Through June 30, 2013 - Greenpoint
Kids have fun, exercise, and enjoy alot of gymnastic-based sensory input. Use our 2,800-square-foot facility to explore, discover and help increase your child's awareness with positive play habits and a fun social environment. The Gym Park also offers a wide range of other programs including gymnastics and physical education for home-schooled children.
Kids' Yoga - Bend and Bloom Yoga
Through June 30, 2013 - Park Slope
Bend and Bloom Yoga offer children's yoga classes. Mondays are for 8-12 year olds. Tuesdays are for 3-5 year olds. Wednesdays are for 6-8 year olds. Kids are allowed to drop in ($18) or register for a series of classes. Family classes for moms and tots are also available.
So Smart Kids Fun Fitness Program - Vee Arnis Jitsu
Through June 30, 2013 - Canarsie
Fitness program helps build self-esteem and confidence, social skills, attention span and focus, gross motor development, and breathing and calming strategies for children with special needs.
Gymnastics - Aviator Sports Center
Through June 30, 2013 - Gravesend
Classes at Aviator's state of the art gymnastic facility is available for the home-schooling community.
Breastfeeding Support Clinic - Tribeca Parenting
Through July 31, 2013 - Park Slope
These clinics are helpful for moms who need a little reassurance or encouragement with breastfeeding. While many simple issues can be resolved in these helpful group sessions, please be aware that certain more complex breastfeeding issues may require more individualized attention which can be provided in a home visit.
ElectriCity: Powering New York's Rails - New York Transit Museum
Through December 31, 2013 - Brooklyn Heights
This long-term exhibit engages visitors in a compelling and participatory exploration of electricity's role in powering the metropolitan region's subways and commuter rails.
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The Center for Bariatric Surgery Introductory Education Session is open to any/all person(s) interested in pursuing a surgical weight loss procedure.
The Center for Bariatric surgery Introductory Education Sessions are located in Medical Office Building #2, Suite 101, Genesis Medical Center, East Rusholme Campus. Check-in and receive a packet of information at the start of the class.
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A tragedy like the car crash that killed four Santa Fe teenagers on June 28 leaves even strangers reeling with grief. But few in our community are strangers to the victims and their families. At SFR, the events of June 28 hit particularly close to home. The sole survivor and driver from the teenagers' car, Avree Koffman, is the daughter of one of our staff members, Dan Koffman. Several of our contributors also had personal relationships with the victims who did not survive.
This week, in print, we focus on those victims. Scott Owens, who is accused of causing a drunk-driving accident that resulted in the teenagers' deaths, was scheduled for arraignment on June 30 and an investigation of the case is ongoing, according to law enforcement. The latest reporting on Owens and his arraignment can be found here.
It's lunchtime the Monday after the Old Las Vegas Highway crash. A KRQE reporter is recording video testimony from a pack of teenagers in Cathedral Park. Occasionally the teens whoop before the camera.
"These little guys last night were talking about violence and I told them, 'Just don't ever do any violence in my daughter's name,'" John Simmons says, motioning at the kids. But some of them have sworn off drinking and driving, too, he says, and that makes him hopeful.
Simmons' dreadlocks, as always, are piled in a tower under a hat and his eyes are hidden behind large sunglasses. Sorrow is reflected in the shudder of his voice.
His cell phone rings.
"Rose, killed dead instantly in a car crash…15 years old," he says into the phone, a simple summary of the known facts.
He listens and answers, "I want your prayers; that's all I need. That's about it at this point."
John's daughter, Rose Simmons, always rode shotgun in her best friend Avree Koffman's '92 Subaru, Simmons tells SFR. Early Sunday morning, they were hit by Owens' Jeep Cherokee. Rose and three other teens in the car died.
Simmons says it's still unbelievable, even though he saw it with his own eyes—on a sheriff deputy's camera.
"I didn't want to look at the picture, but I didn't want Gwyn [Rose's mother] to look at the picture either," Simmons says. "…My body was quivering like I can't even remember. It was like I was freezing my ass off, even though I was totally warm."
Rose's mother, Gwyn Madeen, soon arrives and sits beside John. They beam with pride when they talk about Rose, and also Avree, who had been living in Rose's room for at least three months.
Both girls were active in Earth Care International's Youth Allies program, which encourages environmental leadership and advocacy. Their interests ranged from animal rights to sustainability to water rights, as well as the Youth Media Project.
Simmons and Madeen remember the girls' campaign to end car idling, particularly in fast-food drive-throughs. There's a public service video for this campaign on YouTube featuring Koffman's dark red Subaru, with its Obama "Hope" decal and "Love Animals Don't Eat Them" bumper sticker.
There was also the late-night "guerilla planting."
"She would be sneaky, but sneaky about really interesting, bizarre stuff. They would be out there sneaking around planting flowers," Simmons says.
One by one, teenagers shuffle up to express their condolences. So does a group of joggers. Madeen says she doesn't know whether she'll be following the case in the news.
"I looked at the girls' pictures in the paper this morning, but I didn't look at the [picture of the crushed] car or anything," she says. "It felt like I couldn't go there yet, but maybe in a week or something I'll be better prepared."
People wishing to make donations in Rose's name should send contributions to Earth Care International.


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A favorite of organic Lundberg California organic short grain brown rice and U.S.A. family organic pinto beans cooked in a 100% organic spicy tomato purée with a bit of Eden sea salt. Expertly prepared at our certified organic and kosher cannery. A no compromise time saver. Just heat, stir, and serve. Great for quick burritos, soups, and stews. Whole grain and beans together deliver complete protein. Rich in folate B9, and a good source of fiber, iron, and magnesium. Packed in bisphenol-A (BPA) free lined cans. Gluten free. pareve
Eden Organic Spanish Rice & Pinto Beans are Lundberg organic short grain brown rice and USA small farm organic pinto beans prepared at Eden's certified organic cannery. Beans are soaked overnight, blanched, combined with brown rice and thoroughly cooked in a spicy sauce of organic tomato puree with 100% organic vegetables, herbs, and spices and a bit of Eden Sea Salt.
Eden Organic Rice & Beans are packed in steel cans coated with a baked on oleoresinous c-enamel that does not contain the endocrine disrupter chemical, bisphenol-A (BPA). Oleoresin is a natural mixture of an oil and a resin extracted from various plants, such as pine or balsam fir. These cans cost 14% more than the industry standard cans that do contain BPA. The can maker, Ball Corporation, tells us that Eden is the only U.S. food maker to date to use these BPA free cans and we have been since April 1999.
With Eden Organic Spanish Rice & Pinto Beans in your pantry it is easy to make wholesome meals in minutes. Just heat, stir, and serve. Add extra seasonings as desired. For soups and stews, simply add vegetables, water or soup stock, adjust the seasoning and simmer until the vegetables are tender. For a quick burrito spoon onto a tortilla and add salsa. Use any Eden Rice & Beans to make Burgers, directions in the recipe section.
Eden Organic Beans and EDEN Organic Rice & Beans are packed in cans with a baked-on oleoresinous (a natural mixture of an oil and a resin extracted from various plants, such as pine or balsam fir) c-enamel lining. It does not contain the endocrine disruptor chemical, bisphenol-A. These cans cost 14% more than industry standard cans that do contain bisphenol-A. Eden has been using these cans since 1999. To the best of our knowledge we are the only US manufacturer doing so, having been told this by the Ball Corporation.
FDA added brown rice to its list of Heart Healthy whole grains in May 2008; "Diets rich in whole grain foods and other plant foods and low in total fat, saturated fat and cholesterol may reduce the risk of heart disease and some cancers." The science behind this health claim clearly shows the benefits of whole grain are not from single nutrient components. Eden Organic Spanish Rice & Beans are low fat, saturated fat and cholesterol free, and a good source of dietary fiber with 2g soluble fiber. They are rich in folate (B9) with 40% DV (daily value) and a good source of iron, and magnesium.
Scientists at the USDA Human Nutrition Research Center at Tufts University say, "Whole grains help regulate blood sugar by slowing down the conversion of complex carbohydrates into sugar. In fact, low-glycemic index foods such as whole grains reduce hunger and can help to control weight." Scientists at the Agriculture Research Service completed a study of more than 2,000 people concluding, "at least three or more servings of whole grain foods everyday could reduce the chances of developing metabolic syndrome - a condition marked by a combination of abdominal obesity, high blood pressure, poor blood sugar control, low HDL 'good' cholesterol and high blood fats."
Studies show beans contain a wealth of antioxidants similar to those in fruits and berries. "Beans are really loaded with antioxidant compounds," said Clifford Beninger, Ph.D., an environmental biologist and former researcher for the USDA's Bean Research Unit. "We didn't know how potent they were until now. In general darker colored seed coats were associated with higher levels of flavonoids, and therefore higher antioxidant activity." Researchers tested the antioxidant activity of flavonoids found in 12 common varieties of dry beans. They found one class of compounds in particular, anthocyanins, were the most active antioxidants in beans. These findings add antioxidant activity to a growing list of healthy compounds found in beans and legumes. The study was published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
"Beans are probably the best human plant food there is," Dr. George L. Hosfield, the leading researcher and a plant breeder at Michigan State University, told Reuters Health. He explained that beans are full of protein and fiber and low in fat. They also contain important vitamins and minerals such as folic acid, iron, potassium, and zinc. "With the additional bonus of their antioxidants, you have almost the perfect food," he said. Beans are loaded with soluble fiber that helps to lower blood cholesterol levels.
Beans are an important source of two essential amino acids not found in cereals, lysine and threonine. In turn, whole grains complement beans and together deliver complete protein. Enjoying a variety of beans with whole grain is a good step toward healthy living.
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The route, approx. 300km in length and clearly marked with the Loccum Cistercian cross, passes through a harmonious landscape of hills and unspoilt countryside and connects the two ancient Cistercian abbeys of Loccum and Volkenroda.
The pilgrimage route from Loccum to Volkenroda follows the age-old trails of the Cistercian monks. In the 12th century, monks from Volkenroda in Thuringia took this trail to establish a new abbey in the marshes of Lake Steinhude in Lower Saxony – the present-day Loccum Abbey. This central region has many Christian memorial sites as well as picturesque scenery. It runs along the Weser and Leine rivers, through the Pied Piper town of Hamelin, the Weserbergland hills, the tranquil forests of the Solling and Vogler hills, through the predominantly Catholic region of Eichsfeld and along the Unstrut river to Volkenroda in Thuringia. Natural, historical and cultural attractions can be found along the way, in addition to numerous churches, abbeys and abbey ruins, most of Cistercian origin, which are wonderful places to visit as part of the age-old tradition of pilgrimage. It offers an opportunity to visit places that are deeply religious and steeped in tradition. The trail not only connects the different regions, it also brings together the religious communities along the route, with many now offering open churches, special prayers, hostels and pilgrimage stamps. Certified pilgrimage guides with relevant religious knowledge offer tours for groups on request. The doors of the abbeys are open and visitors are welcome.
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The scenery of Upper Bavaria is divinely beautiful and the 85km Meditation Trail, right at the foot of the mystical Ammergau Alps, offers a wonderful opportunity for walking meditation, spiritual contemplation and pilgrimage. It runs from the Wieskirche Church to Linderhof Palace with many cultural treasures along the way.
The trail was officially inaugurated in 2009 at a historical site: St. Gertrude's Chapel at Dickelschwaig Lodge near Graswang, which was built by the monks of Ettal Abbey in 1694. Marked with the symbol of the burning heart, the trail runs along the foot of the Ammergau Alps from the UNESCO World Heritage Wieskirche church in Steingaden to Linderhof Palace in the Graswang valley near Ettal. Open to people of every religion, the trail offers an opportunity for self-reflection at places of spiritual strength. There are also around 15 different stopping points that provide an impetus for inner contemplation, including the beautiful valley of the Ammer river, the Schleierfälle (Veil Falls), the 1,263-metre-high Mount Hörnle, Rottenbuch Abbey, Soier See lake, the passion play town of Oberammergau, the dramatic landscape of the Weidmoos conservation area between Ettal and Graswang and Ettal Abbey. Meditative walking is often called 'praying with your feet' – but it doesn't always have to be religious. You can also take time for inner reflection in the rhythm of your steps. On the Meditation Trail with its many churches, secluded chapels, abbeys, sculptures and places where the power of nature is palpable, you can find your way to inner peace with every step you take. Meditative walking, time for reflection, the beauty and magic of the moment away from the hectic pace of modern life are all good places to start. A guided meditative walk on the Meditation Trail can be an especially intensive experience.
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TNB: He's Either Crazy or a Poet
The blood slows trance-like in the altered vein; our vernal wisdom moves through ripe to sere. "Slow Season" by Theodore Roethke
I've been working with Largo on his new story for Ascent, the annual collection of the year's best climbing writing (coming to subscribers' mailboxes next month), but somehow our correspondence always returns to poetry.
Something about winter makes poetry seem relevant again. I've piled Neruda, Snyder and Roethke by my bedside and go to sleep with their cadences and strange words glimmering across my dreams like northern lights. Maybe it's the lockup that occurs at minus 10. Doors freeze shut, sinuses slam tight and ice congests the rivers and couloirs. Or perhaps it's the almost funereal quiet of a world shrouded in snow, where going outside feels like entering an abandoned mortuary. The floorboards squeak and moan under your boots and all the furniture is draped in thick white duvets. It could have something to do with the graupel pecking the windows, the sky that presses down like a pewter salver, but I suspect that this return of what Wordsworth termed "the poetic sensibility" has more to do with a restrained expectancy, a subtle lag, something like hibernating animals and ungerminated seeds must feel as the days begin to lengthen. Summer is born imperceptibly at the zenith of winter, felt but unseen, like the flare of a moving hand that only shows in a photo.
The rituals of alpinism are practiced here in the winter chantry and as a Southerner with only eight seasons under my belt these rites have acquired the same kind of ecclesiastical spirit I used to feel when my father would wake me up in the dark and we'd load the dogs and horses and drive to the lease near Jacksboro, Texas to hunt quail. Now, for me, the only real sports are those that require pre-dawn starts and an arduous hunt for elusive quarry. Ice climbing in the age of climate change fulfills all the requirements. You start early and in these days of drought and warming, Colorado ice flows are as obscure as Chimera.
All winter long I've chased the ice. Up at 4 a.m., hiking in the dark through faceted snow that sloughs and sucks at my feet, fingertips like little coals in the ends of my gloves, breath ghosting around my headlamp, the drops of ice scintillating in the undergrowth like points of sunlight on the wave-tips of an agitated lake. DR and I are looking for new lines in an unexplored canyon, following the wallow and spoor of a big mountain lion. Four times out of five the ice is melting when we finally get to the base.
The obvious question, as usual, is why go to all the trouble? And the answer, of course, is that the trouble itself is the reward. Everybody chases goals but sports like climbing (and life) will quickly (and sometimes cruelly) teach you that lasting happiness can only be achieved by learning to love the path. I could go on, but why bother with Buddhism/Alpinism 101? This answer has been written so many times by so many climbing writers that my hands rebel at typing it again. After all, sometimes "the path" isn't enough and you just need to sink your damn tools in some ice and climb something.
I leaned out and said, "Howdy."
The guy didn't budge. He just stood there ready to sink his right pick into a little shelf of ripple ice at head level. I looped the rope through the ring and threw down the ends, rappelled and stood about eight feet away from this 40-something, bearded white male.
"Hi," I said again.
He ignored me but shifted from one foot to the other in a grumpy way that I took as a sign of impatience. I could see his expression now—teeth showing, mouth breathing, probably had a stuffy nose.
I pulled the rope and coiled it. Took off my crampons and stowed them. Sorted gear, removed my harness, drank a cup of tea and packed up—all within a few feet of the mute ice climber. Minutes passed but he just eyed the ice, occasionally advancing toward it but never striking. When I lifted my pack I heard his breath pick up. I could tell it was some kind of climax for him, to finally have some ice all to himself. Yes, he was like me, a winter hunter with a season of scant game in the bag, and it occurred to me that this attitude of poise—about to strike but never quite getting to act—epitomizes ice climbing and the human condition. We spend almost all of our time between the moments we really care about. But what do you do with all that time? To some extent how we behave in the interims between the experiences we seek defines us all.
The ice climber was acting like a complete douche bag and any kind of passive-aggression is like a lit wick with one end in my emotional powder keg. So, ignoring the better angels of my nature (as Lincoln poetically put it), I walked over, looked into his face and said, scornfully, "Be safe, and have a great time, man."
His axe was still raised. He glanced away, refusing again to connect, his eyes the same color as the ice. The scene was straight out of a Neruda poem, I thought, the one about the cruel wind slaughtering butterflies. Or maybe something from Eliot? Me and the grump were Prufrocks measuring out our lives with coffee spoons, hollow men engaged in an expiring pursuit. How terribly, terribly sad. I sniffed.
The melt water dripped and the drops sounded like tiny bells, each one portending the end of winter … or was it the end of the world? I shrugged and walked back toward my truck and I heard the thud of his axe slamming into thick, wet ice the moment I stepped out of sight. How poetic.


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