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This week I thought would be cool to follow up the bottle cap project from last week and go ahead and create a 3D beer bottle to go with the bottle cap. Then I thought why not go ahead and add a 3D splash element and then composite it all into a final piece. Once you see how to create your own custom bottle you can create virtually any kind of bottle you want.
What you will learn:
• Create Simple Path from Photo Reference
• Create a Revolved Object
• Create Realistic Surface Effects
• Combine 3D stock elements
• Create Finished Composite
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User Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Corey is an as an award-winning designer and Photoshop instructor has been using Photoshop since version 2.0. He attended the Ringling College of Art & Design where he earned a BFA in Illustration. Corey is best known as one of the Photoshop guys on the popular podcast Photoshop TV and a regular contributor to Photoshop User magazine where he writes the popular Down & Dirty Tricks column. He was also the author of the best-selling books The Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers Vol 1&2 and the more recent How to Create Badass Effects in Photoshop. Corey also teaches at live events such as Photoshop World and Adobe MAX. Corey was recently inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame for his contributions to the education of Photoshop.

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"My girlfriend accused me of dancing like a frog in a blender."
Cazenove multi-manager Robin McDonald explains how he injured his back.
"I cut and pasted this from the FSA because, if in doubt, plagiarise."
Architas chief investment officer Caspar Rock reveals the secret to a good Powerpoint presentation on risk profiling.
"May I thank Roger for propositioning me."
Mail on Sunday personal finance editor Jeff Prestridge thanks Bright Grey and Scottish Provident proposition director Roger Edwards for inviting him to speak at its critical-illness event.
"To the nearest trillion…"
Independent Commission on Banking chair Sir John Vickers gives away just how tricky it is to put your finger on the size of retail deposits in the banking industry.


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Arsene Wenger insists he's ready to 'spend big' on up to two new players as he looks to get Arsenal's season back on track.
The Gunners were convincingly beaten at home by Manchester City at the weekend, and with a congested fixture list coming up, Wenger is aware his squad needs strengthening if they intend to once again compete for major honours.
'My plan is to keep all of the players we have and then to add maybe, if possible, two new players to the squad. We will spend big (again) because we had restricted finances because we had built the stadium and had to pay that back,' Wenger said in an interview with Al Jazeera Sport.
'You look at any club who has done that, and they have gone down (in performance).
'We stayed at the top level, yes without winning the Premier League, but we were always at the top level.
'Now we have come out in a much stronger position financial again, so we can spend.
'But our way is a bit like Barcelona as well, to produce the core of the team from inside and add from outside the players who give really a plus.'
Top 10 players Arsenal could realistically sign this January transfer window
The Frenchman also accepted his time will soon "be up" as the club must one day look for new leadership.
'It is (time up), because I am 63 years old and will not work at 100. That, though, is not the most important, what is important is that when you are somewhere, you give your best,' saidWenger, whose side host Swansea in their FA Cup third-round replay tomorrow night.
'How long will I stay? I have a contract until 2014, and I always respected my contracts.
'It is important is that the club goes the right direction – we have a very young team who have fantastic qualities and [it is important] that I help them to get their qualities transformed into positive results.
'Let's not forget that last year we finished third [in the Premier League], as long as that is seen as a disaster, it is not too bad for the future of the club.'
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Stillwater Sciences is working with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to restore habitat for endangered Central California Coast (CCC) coho salmon in the Ten Mile River basin in Mendocino County, California. TNC and its partners are establishing conservation easements over nearly 4,000 acres encompassing 10 miles of the lower river channel and floodplains. Habitat restoration within these protected areas of the Ten Mile River is particularly important to CCC coho salmon recovery because the basin supports a functionally independent population within a NOAA core recovery area with high restoration potential. Restoration efforts in Ten Mile River are the cornerstone of a TNC program to recover coho salmon in coastal California watersheds.
Stillwater Sciences identified winter rearing habitat availability as a key factor limiting the coho salmon population in the Ten Mile River basin. Coho salmon recovery in the basin will require improving winter habitat for juvenile refuge, foraging, and rearing by increasing in-channel habitat complexity and hydraulically reconnecting relict off-channel and floodplain areas during winter high flow events.
We developed a scientifically-based framework for coho salmon habitat restoration in lower Ten Mile River that defines winter rearing habitat restoration goals, approaches, and potential project areas. The framework integrates information about historical and current winter rearing habitat, channel confinement and morphology, sediment dynamics, flow magnitude and duration, and floodplain connectivity. Three inundation surfaces were mapped to inform where winter habitat for juvenile salmonids occurs in off-channel areas during target flows and to identify relict floodplain features that provide opportunities for winter habitat enhancement.
The Project demonstrates the importance of integrating analyses of hydrogeomorphic processes and factors limiting fish production as the basis for restoring floodplain and off-channel coho habitat in coastal California streams.
Ten Mile River, Mendocino County, California
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Jesse Hiney is the managing member of Jesse Hiney Law, PLLC. Jesse is versed in all transactional and regulatory facets of environmental law. He has particular experience in performing due diligence for complex real estate transactions, oversight of environmental cleanups, advising on brownfield redevelopment, and negotiating with federal, state, and local authorities on permit applications and enforcement proceedings.
In addition, Jesse provides compliance advice to a broad spectrum of developers, investors, and businesses on all aspects of environmental law, including hazardous and solid waste issues, waterfront development and wetland matters, and occupational health and safety issues.
Jesse was listed in Chambers USA list of leading environmental lawyers as an "Associate to Watch" and an "Up and Coming Individual"; and was identified as a "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers.
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Time to sit down with a glass of wine and reflect on 2016. The good, the bad, and the ugly. And if I were to look back at how I rang in the year, I'd say it was a foretelling on how the rest of 2016 would turn out... Rough. My strength and patience were tested every single day. A week (or a few nights later), I broke up with the guy I spent most of my twenties with.
I wasn't happy but I was comfortable and that wasn't the way for me to live. The next decision I made was to invest in the one relationship I've neglected for a while, the one with myself. Since then I've thwarted impending relationships and burnt bridges to keep my word. And thank goodness I did. It's so easy to get lost in a relationship after coming out of one so fresh... I believe they call it a rebound.
As I stuck close to my word, I learned, accomplished, and experienced so much. There were some shit moments, but everything as a whole was amazing. I'm actually exhausted from having such an amazing year filled with firsts and memories that would've never happened if I weren't going solo. I learned a few (more like nine) things along the way too:
1. Friendships Need a Strong Base
Some friends disappear into the quicksand of relationships or work, completely neglecting their crew. At the same time, there are friends that make the effort to stay in touch through the thick and thin - these are the friends that welcomed me back with open arms. It never for a second felt odd, but more like continuing where we left off. Our random but thoughtful phone calls, frequent bedside visits just because, and impromptu girls night helped strengthen our base over the years and I'm so lucky it did. Sidenote, #GirlGang trips increased my bond tenfold so expect more adventures in 2017.
2. Society's Pressure is Bullshit
We seem to put this burden on ourselves on being the best, looking perfect or having the guy followed by a wedding. It's all bullshit. Do you and strive only for what makes you happy. I did and feel so at ease.
3. Dating Gets Easier
At the beginning of the year, I was willing to give everyone a chance, which means I went on too many dates already knowing the unfruitful outcome. Fast forward to the end of the year and dates are now a rare occurrence. My time is precious, so my standards kept climbing and my friends have finally breathed a sigh of relief. Automatic red cards to those that text me "WYD" at 2 AM. Fouls to those lacking the motivation to cross the Queens border. Those shorter than me get immediately cut. In the end, I know my worth and if my gut says "Nah" then I'll most likely disappear into the night forever.
4. Be Nicer to Yourself
I have an issue with pushing myself to my absolute limits. Great for marathons, not so great for everyday living. This year, I let myself sleep in, treated myself to ALL of the hair appointments, and saw my doctor way too many times (preventative care at its finest). When I needed to unwind I went for a run, put off my to-do list, or gave myself a mani-pedi. I spoiled myself silly by putting myself first and will continue to do so.
5. Solitude... Scary yet Soothing
It's human nature to feel lonely at times. These were the moments I really felt myself grow as a person. (These were also the moments I found myself swiping away, to be honest.) Instead of burying the feelings with random numbing dates or an erratic online shopping spree I faced them head on. I accepted them and knew the feeling would pass. Sometimes, being alone or going places solo felt like a treat in itself. And if all else failed, I move on to #6 or continue swiping.
6. You Can Handle Shit Like a Pro
Life is always going throw curveballs but the question is, are you going to roll over and give up or stand up and figure it out. I definitely had to figure it out or get fucked. In one month, I started a new job, found a new apartment, had surgery (and needed to recover from it), and move. After experiencing all that and still coming out on top - I'm more than confident that I'll be able to overcome the next fuckery that heads my way.
7. Being Financially Stable is Liberating
Honestly, this is the best thing that has happened to me. I might be drowning in hospital bills but being able to book my own flights, pay my own rent, afford whatever restaurant I choose to eat at is AMAZING. Not having to rely on anyone is AMAZING. Being in control of your finances is AMAZING.
8. Personal Growth... It Happens
This year, I stepped out of my comfort zone a lot. Not always pain-free or comfortable but it's necessary when it comes to learning more about me. For instance, speaking up more won't kill me (even if it sounds dumb), traveling solo is really fun, doing things I hate aren't so painful, and my armpit fat is here to stay (body acceptance).
9. Don't Settle Until You're Ready
This is the one time I was committed to doing me, from exploring new interests, traveling wherever the wind blew and growing my business. There simply so much opportunity to discover me and the world when not chained down to one lifestyle or locale. The moment I do settle down (or get knocked up), I know I will have lived a life so full it was worth the solitude. But as of right now, gaining a boyfriend/ride-or-die is not my main focus.
TL;DR Do what makes you happy instead of searching for that someone. Set priorities and reach goals - like being financially stable. Be nice to yourself and embrace the solitude - it might be the only chance you'll be able to. Get out of your comfort zone and see what you're capable of (FYI, a lot of things). And if all else fails (it won't), your friends got your back!
I'm sure the span of 2017 will bring a few more life lessons so until next year!


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It's my weekly linkup and I love this post each week. So link up a post or two and share your blog and work with all of us. I can't wait to read them and see what you share. I love that so many of you have left me comments that these positive quotes are a great way to start your week. That's part of why I love doing this series so much. I love finding quotes that inspire me to have a great week and knowing that these quotes help and inspire you makes me so happy and want to find even better quotes each week.
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Here is the featured post of the week, brought to you by Sheena Lynn Anderson . She wrote a post about natural hair care ideas . . I'm curious to dry a link to a dry shampoo she likes. It's supposed to be good for darker hair.
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Game of Thrones Conquest and Rebellion
Game of Thrones Conquest and Rebellion 2017 is HBO's animated history of Westeros brings to life all the events that shaped the Seven Kingdoms in the thousands of years before Game of Thrones' story begins.
Genre: Adventure, Romance, Drama, Animation, Fantasy,
Actors: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Sophie Turner, Pilou Asbæk,
Country: United States
Duration: 45 min
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Monday, January 29, 2018
(Monday, January 29, 2018 – Orillia, ON) Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital (OSMH) and the Regional Kidney Care Program Simcoe Muskoka (RKCP SM) officially cut the ribbon celebrating the launch of the new Regional Dialysis Information System (RDIS) today. The system went live at OSMH on Wednesday, January 17 and has been a great success.
The RDIS is an electronic medical record system that will strive to eliminate paper patient records. The RDIS will also be fully integrated with in-centre dialysis machines across the region. This means all machine data previously tracked on paper will now flow directly from the machine into the patient's electronic record, allowing trending of relevant clinical data, maximizing technology to enhance patient care.
"This is a great step forward for the Regional Kidney Care Program Simcoe Muskoka," said Cheryl Harrison, Vice-President of Regional Patient Programs at OSMH.
"With the new electronic record, RKCP SM staff will be able to spend more time at the bedside delivering high-quality care and less time faxing records between sites of the program allowing for smoother care transitions. With the system being fully integrated throughout the region, all renal patients will benefit as care teams can coordinate care and access the most up to date information in patient charts in real time," said Harrison.
The RDIS project has been in the planning stages forseveral years. With 2018 being the launch year for RKCP SM to transitionto the digital record system.
"This will greatly improve information sharing and create efficiencies across our program." said Marni Van Kessel, Director, RKCPSM. "The team is actively looking at future enhancements which may include a patient portal that will allow patients access to their blood work, medication lists, educational materials and provide the ability for automatic appointment reminders and for patients to book their own clinic appointments."
The RDIS went live at OSMH on Wednesday, January 17, and will continue to be implemented at the remaining regional satellite sites over the course of the next 18 months.
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1. If you could go back to college would you change your major? Or, if you were to go to college right now...what major would you choose?
I would like to go back to college to get my master's degree. The only way I probably ever will is if I ever move away from here. There are no school's here that offer a master's program in anything psychology related. I am torn in which direction I would like to go with it. I would love school psychology... but then again, sometimes I'm not that good with children. OK, 90% of the time I'm not. I would really like to work in clinical psychology... maybe a therapist or a mental health nurse.
2. What do you love most about your home?
There is lots to love about this home. It sits on a golf course in a lovely neighborhood, we have a nice screened in back porch, looooveee our fireplace and our jacuzzi bath tub. I can't choose just one.
3. What types of books do you like to read (if you like to read at all)?
I really like reading memoirs about individuals struggling with addiction or a mental illness. It is the psych lover in me. I love biographies about serial killers. Random, I know. As far as fiction goes, I love Jodi Picoult.
4. What is the grossest thing you've ever eaten?
I don't really tend to eat strange/gross things. The grossest thing to me was lamb. I'm sure lots of people like it... but to me, it just tasted like B.O. smells. Yuck!
5. If you HAD to be a character on a TV show, whom would you be?
I would probably say Meredith Grey on Grey's Anatomy. I love her friendship with Christina and she's married to McDreamy... although I must admit that I am more fond of McSteamy.


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I must admit that I took on much more than I could handle. Making two ice creams, 150 macarons, thirty plaisir sucrés, a multi-layer cake, and barbecue back ribs in two days seemed doable on paper. But add in the many x-factors (inexperience, mistakes, and lack of sleep), and everything became a bit more difficult.
There's probably some point at which incremental increases in quantity result in exponential decreases in quality. In the end I gave away only two-thirds of what I made. The rest wasn't all that good so unfortunately, some people (who don't know who they are) didn't get presents. So if for some reason you think you should have got a present, but didn't – give me a call, and perhaps you can come over for dinner sometime.
I didn't take many pictures, so I'll try to describe what I made as best I can.
Banana and Mint Ice Creams
These were the easiest of all my dishes. I followed Thomas Keller's banana ice cream recipe, in which a banana is infused in milk and cream and then removed. Surprisingly, this is enough to give the ice cream an intense banana flavour. The mint ice cream (which people seemed to prefer) is from Pierre Hermé's Chocolate Desserts. Mint leaves were first infused in the cream and milk before being blended (using a blender) into the same mixture. As to why I couldn't just blend the mint leaves in directly - I can only guess that the initial 'infusion' was to soften up the leaves. In any case, the ice cream had a very nice flavour quite different and more refreshing than any mint ice cream I'd previously bought.
Hoisin Barbeque Ribs
This should have been a fail-safe recipe. Mouth-watering pork back ribs marinated overnight in a tangy hoisin mixture, browned under the broiler, and steamed in the oven until falling off the bone tender. This time however, they came out very dry. It seems that I had purchased back ribs that included a thick slab of lean loin meat attached to the rib. And while the small amount of meat around the bones was still tender, everything else was dry and meaty. In the end, I kept these ribs for myself, rather than bringing them to the potluck I was going to. I'm still looking into what I should have done differently - perhaps braising the ribs would have been better than steaming? Let me know if you have any suggestions.
I had planned on making five flavours of macarons but ended up making only three. The matcha-chestnut, sesame and chocolate-hazelnut macarons that I had previously made on several occasions went off without a hitch. But sadly the other two flavours, pistachio and mint-chocolate, gave me problems that I couldn't quickly resolve. A few weeks earlier, I had been inspired by Chika's beautiful pistachio macarons, but couldn't find any place to buy pistachio paste in Toronto. So trying to improvise at five o'clock in the morning, I made a pistachio pastry cream using ground pistachios. I don't remember why, but it tasted awful. I also made the mistake of using food colouring (that I'd been against using up until that point) to colour the macaron batter. I must have used too much, because the batter was a sickly, artificial green.
My mint-chocolate macarons also didn't work out as I had hoped. I had planned on sandwiching chocolate macarons with mint buttercream. To obtain the mint flavour and colour I tried infusing a bunch of mint leaves in simmering water. The final solution barely tasted like mint, so either I should have used much more mint, or I made a mistake somewhere along the line. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions that anyone may have.
Dark Chocolate Plaisir Sucré and a Cake
I first made Pierre Hermé's Plaisir Sucré last summer, and it's certainly one of the most amazing, and time-consuming desserts that I've ever made. Basically, the Plaisir Sucré is a mini version of M. Hermé's famous La Cerise Sur le Gâteau. The Plaisir Sucré consists of a base of hazelnut daquoise, chocolate-hazelnut praline spread, and three sheets of shiny tempered chocolate that sandwich two layers of dark chocolate ganache, and one layer of chocolate mousse. Texturewise, it's like having crisp, soft, rich, crunchy and chewy all in the same bite. Flavourwise, the deep, rich chocolate pairs beautifully with the sweeter chocolate-hazelnut spread and the dacquoise.
Since one recipe makes about 16 pieces, I made two batches to allow some room for error. Aside from the tempered sheets being too thick, the bars turned out pretty good – which was a relief. I also made a cake which combined the dacquoise, praline spread, and ganache of the plaisir sucré with Thomas Keller's lighter than mousse, Chocolate Fondant.
When I was finally done, I packaged my macarons and plaisir sucrés into small gift boxes, and brought the ice creams and cake to a potluck. Exhausted from the past two days, I was later passed out, only to wake up thinking about what I would make next year.


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"The body, then, is the field in which we grow and harvest our experiences, which may be positive or negative, painful or pleasant. While negative, painful experiences do not bring us immediate joy, they do so in the long run because – if we are wise – we relate to them rightly by regarding them as useful lessons. No experience need be devoid of merit. People have had major spiritual breakthroughs as a result of suffering and debilitating illness. Even physical pain does not have to be a merely unpleasant experience. In fact, it can sometimes be a doorway to ecstasy."
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Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has finalised all arrangements for the issuance of security featured transfer documents from next week to purchasers of plots and houses situated in its housing schemes.
According to a press note issued by the LDA, incidents of forgery, instances of sale of plots on fake transfer letters as well as claims of ownership by more than one claimant for the same property have necessitated the introduction of the first-ever foolproof documentation system in the history of the LDA in order to safeguard precious properties of citizens from land mafia. Documents like transfer letters, exemption letters, allotment letters and completion certificates shall henceforth be issued on security-featured papers.
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Keeping up with current fashion trends, Sydney's most influential fashion bloggers had a show to edit collections and present the must-have pieces of the coming season, which promoted their upcoming reality program Fashion Bloggers although one girl short without Amanda Shadforth to complete the bloggers five. Fashion Bloggers will be aired on October the 15th on the Style Network.
Fashion bloggers Kate Waterhouse, Zanita Whittington, Sara Donaldson and Margaret Zhang presented the Fashion Bloggers On Style: Spring Edits runway show on day 2 of the Mercedes Benz Fashion Festival Sydney. The girls curated looks from an array of Aussie designers, sending their favourite's down the runway for an inspirational conviction of the Spring 2014 trends. These girls are the most influential fashion, beauty and lifestyle bloggers in Australia brought their top season picks to the runway show.
All the girls acquire such different styles, in which they showed spring fashion through their eyes inspiring us on how we should be dressing this season.
The minimalistic taste of Sara styled monochrome magic looks including Bec & Bridge, UNIF.M and Macgraw,
Zanita's personal affinity for colour and a pattern, with loose silhouettes styled pieces from Alice McCall, Life with Bird and Karen Walker.
Kate's favourite spring edits came from Camilla and Marc, Yttrium by Aurelio Costarella and Ginger & Smart.
Amanda's organic and authentic ideas featured looks from Michael Lo Sordo and Bassike
Margaret's spring fashion were inspired slouchy trenches over sexy bralettes from Michael Lo Sordo which also included Jac + Jack, Karla Spetic and TOME.
Here is a look at the runway show, see if you can spot out the girls signature looks for this spring.
I wanna know which fashion blogger has inspired your spring fashion?
You can foliow the fashion bloggers girls on instagram to keep being inspired:
Kate Waterhouse: @katewaterhouse7
Zanita Whittington: @zanitazanita
Sara Donaldson: @harperandharley
Margaret Zhang: @margaret_zhang
Amanda Shadforth: @oraclefoxblog
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Lauri Alanko wrote: > On Sat, Nov 02, 2002 at 05:34:45PM +0100, Alessandro Baretta wrote: > >>"http://priv.baretta.com/afo", >>"http://priv.baretta.com/lib", >>"http://priv.baretta.com/svg". > > > Pardon, but I at least don't find it particularly intuitive to find the > name of a network protocol in every namespace identifier. Domain and > path, yes. > > > Lauri Alanko > firstname.lastname@example.com I agree with you, but unless we agree that any resource or documentation available on the defined namespace can be reached via http at the specified address/path, then we must specify the protocol. Choosing http as a standard protocol for acessing documentation is definitely reasonable now, but in the future other protocols might emerge and dominate the scene. I'm willing to go with "xxx.domain.com/path" if there is some consensus about this form of namespace identification. Alex ------------------- To unsubscribe, mail email@example.com Archives: http://caml.inria.fr Bug reports: http://caml.inria.fr/bin/caml-bugs FAQ: http://caml.inria.fr/FAQ/ Beginner's list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ocaml_beginners


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Curated Shows: The Spirit Hunter Part One
The Works of Andrẻ Martínez Reed
The Spirit Hunter in Two Parts
Part One - The Paintings A Tribute to Gods, Spirits, Mortals and Ancestors
When: Nov 30 - Jan. 30 , 2007 111 Front Street - Brooklyn - NY 11201 DUMBO Suite 226
The Spirit Hunter In the exhibition, The Spirit Hunter in Two Parts, Andre Martinez brings together a collection of paintings and photographs that echo the spirit of our times.
Through a startling juxtaposition of colors and shapes, each painting emits a vibration of its own Martinez captures a pivotal moment in time in each painting with a diverse palette ranging from scarlet, muddied gray, translucent pastels, or blue and gold patinas.
The artist's work, including sculpture crafted from found objects, comments upon the human condition around the world, in the nation, and at home.
As onlookers, we join him in experiencing pivotal moments, whether it is the reflection of exploding bombs in the eyes of an astonished onlooker or the technological overload, paradoxically, so eloquently expressed in a painting like "Cellular Catastrophe."
Underpinning the show, however, is Martinez Reed's spirituality and vision of love, concern, and hope.
I speak with my ancestor spirits and flow With their sacred spirit I chant to my deities and travel emerald paths I listen to their whispers I see a mother and child sad and alone As a son finds his father fallen amid flowers and dust Hunters of the unknown in the face of the artist
As he faces his canvas revealing unmasked journeys I see man being trampled by ignorance and greed
My brushes of paint sit wet in my hands as vision unfolds I mold joy and sorrow, from the river of no light.
My soul is captive as I watch mans pain. I journey through time and fly with the eagles Trying to fathom the mystery of the universe I hail the gods in string and drum and color and light.... And dream of a life in perfect harmony. Call me Call me....Spirit Seeker...
At some point, creativity can speak as loudly as the soul, bursting with a feeling to express itself. Painting can bring forth what otherwise has no visual appellation.
These realms are always there, understood, let alone sensed by many, enacted by very few. "If You Understand Your Painting Before You Paint It Then Why Paint It At All." Dali


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Georgia O'Keeffe has been quoted as saying "If you ever go to New Mexico, it will itch you for the rest of your life." Artists can be prone to exaggeration, but on this point I tend to agree with the lady. There is a magic at work here, a subtle yet powerful influence that is more than the high desert light.
A friend in Santa Fe says that she "lives to leave." I'll never understand that, for my heart sings when I'm in New Mexico in a way that's hard to talk about without sounding foolish, annoyingly evangelical, or like a lowlander high on altitude. So, in the spirit of full disclosure let me say this: I am not an impartial journalist writing about a New Mexico walking vacation. I'm a twelve-year resident head over my cowgirl boots in love with the big sky, adobe charms and quirky characters of my adopted homeland.
"I had no idea," says Maria, a well-traveled executive from Chicago, and one of seven vacationers joining this mid-September walk with The Wayfarers. "Of course, I'd heard of Santa Fe, but I'm blown away by the natural beauty, diversity and history of this place."
I know what she means. The first summer I spent in New Mexico, I felt like I'd landed in a foreign country. The low-slung mud brick architecture, the melodic rhythm of Native and Hispanic languages, mañana mind-set and dramatic landscape were alien to my suburban life back East. Vast and exotic, New Mexico is a land of wild places and ancient cultures teeming with authenticity (not multitudes) where pristine light, towering mountains and a combination of cultures, history and landscape exists unlike anywhere else.
We spend our first two days in Santa Fe, alternately browsing museums and art galleries and hiking the piñon and juniper dotted hillsides that surround the town, and, higher up, into the lush aspen, ponderosa and spruce forests of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains that tower above it.
"I don't breathe this hard at home. What gives?" says Lisa, a fit IBM systems architect from Connecticut. "Altitude," responds Wayfarers walk leader, Monique Schoustra. "Santa Fe sits at 7,000-feet and we're probably 2,000-feet above that," she says as we huff-and-puff our way up Big Tesuque Trail near the Santa Fe ski area. The air is thin up here, or so I tell myself to assuage the lingering effects of indulging in Santa Fe's legendary cuisine.
If there's one thing I've learned from three walking vacations with The Wayfarers it is that I won't go hungry. Memorable meals are as much a part of their winning formula as the magnificent scenery, elegant accommodations and warm welcome of locals you meet along the way. Fusing the flavors of Old Spain, the New World and indigenous peoples into a cuisine all its own, New Mexico is fresh and exciting culinary territory. This trip is quintessential New Mexico, full of unpretentious food and eccentric characters of the kind you only find when you've really gotten away. Case in point: At the remote Café Abiquiu (60 miles from anywhere) we delve into Portobello enchiladas with sautéed onions, roasted bell peppers & melted asadero cheese, chipotle trout lightly dusted with blue corn meal, and grilled lamb chops glazed with a blend of Middle East and New Mexico flavors.
On a hilltop overlooking the Café, a crouched adobe hacienda claims the celebrated view of the surrounding hillsides and Chama river valley that captured the imagination of Abiquiu's most famous inhabitant: artist Georgia O'Keeffe.
"It fit me exactly," she is quoted as saying of the desert landscape and stark beauty of northern New Mexico. And touring her Abiquiu home and studio, it is obvious just how close the fit was. Framed by huge picture windows are the eroded hills, graceful cottonwoods, Rio Chama Valley, and bleached badlands of the 'White Place,' that formed her work and indelibly linked the artist to New Mexico.
Like O'Keeffe, we spend much of our time in Abiquiu at the Ghost Ranch, twelve miles northwest of town, where the artist painted for fifty years. "We just don't see sky like this at home," says Jim, a gastroenterologist from Iowa. It's early morning and the play of sunlight against the stark desert landscape has Jim and me stopped in our tracks as we attempt to capture the rich array of colors in the water, land, rock and sky of our surroundings with our cameras. The group scrambles by us on the dusty trail leading to Chimney Rock, one of the most prominent geological features at Ghost Ranch.
The trail twists and turns, winding its way to the cliff top mesa where we celebrate the climb and photograph one another looking sweaty and tired and jubilant all at once. Eventually we settle down and the blazing sun and solemn beauty of the space transforms our chatter into a silent reverence.
"May I read you a poem?" asks Monique as she pulls a folded, well-thumbed slip of paper from her pant pocket. Seated in our stone amphitheater beneath a curtain of blue sky, we nod our collective consent. "This is by the poet Mary Oliver. A friend shared it with me and I'd like to share it with you."
by Mary Oliver
My work is loving the world.
Here the sunflowers, there the hummingbird—
equal seekers of sweetness.
Here the quickening yeast; there the blue plums.
Here the clam deep in the speckled sand.
Are my boots old? Is my coat torn?
Am I no longer young, and still not half-perfect? Let me
keep my mind on what matters,
which is my work,
which is mostly standing still and learning to be
The phoebe, the delphinium.
The sheep in the pasture, and the pasture.
Which is mostly rejoicing, since all the ingredients are here,
which is gratitude, to be given a mind and a heart
and these body-clothes,
a mouth with which to give shouts of joy
to the moth and the wren, to the sleepy dug-up clam,
telling them all, over and over, how it is
that we live forever.
I think of this poem the next day as I walk with Mary and David Saunders, a convivial Canadian couple enjoying their 16th Wayfarers walk, among the ancient tuff and basaltic lava cliffs, ancestral pueblo homes, kivas (ceremonial structures), rock paintings and petroglyphs of Bandelier National Monument. We're blissfully tired. We've walked hard these past few days. We stop to rest and listen to the rush of cascading water from the Upper Falls, deep in the cool shade of Frijoles Canyon. The Rio Grande glistens in the far distance. Together we stand still and learn to be astonished.
About The Wayfarers:
Named by National Geographic Traveler as a provider of one of the "50 Tours of a Lifetime" and by National Geographic Adventure as one of the "Best Hiking Companies," The Wayfarers offers an eco-aware walking holiday of both culture and fitness in 14 countries with 85 Walks. www.thewayfarers.com; 800- 249-4620. The New Mexico itinerary includes time in Santa Fe, Abiquiu, and Bandelier National Monument.
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I don't know why, but some days I can handle it and others not so much. Today was a 'not so much' day.
Being a mother comes with its fair share of chaos, stress, and responsibility, and most days I'm okay. However, today was the day we decided to tackle the tasks of purchasing both a new car seat and babyproofing paraphernalia. We decided to do the one-stop shop at *shudder* Babies R Us. I used to enjoy shopping at Babies R Us. While pregnant, it was fun to wander the aisles anticipating the arrival of Linus and all the fun stuff he would need. I see these soon-to-be moms in the store. The ones in a fog of pregnancy. I try not to ruin it for them by letting them know that they'll soon dread this store.
Babies R Us has become for me what Lowes is for Adrian. The place where I am forced to spend my weekends staring at shelves upon shelves of decisions. Decisions I feel ill-equipped to make (even when I have completed hours of research).
As an example, take the car seat purchase. I had read my Consumer Reports findings, NHTSA Ease of Use ratings, and even parent reviews. I was ready. I was purchasing the Evenflo Triumph car seat. Safety-wise, it was on par with the more expensive Britax and only slightly harder to install. We knew that with our tiny car, we needed to make sure it would fit before purchasing so we were going to do a test run at Babies R Us.
It sounds like I knew what I was doing. I felt ready. Imagine my surprise when Babies R Us has not one, but three Evenflo Triumph seats. Each one priced differently; one for $139.99, one for $159.99, and one for $179.99 - what? My husband, when asked what the difference might be, responds with "One is the dead baby, one is the ICU baby, and one is the live baby". Thanks, hun. That's helpful.
After scanning the labels, poking the padding, and prodding the internal workings, I could only figure that the price difference was in the fabric choice. The $179.99 seat had a quilted covering, the $159.99 seat was a pretty aqua stripe, and el cheapo was black and tan.
Moving on, we grab one seat, trade in a driver's license, and head out to the car to see if this monstrosity will fit in our little Saturn Ion coupe.
Here we go...
Unload current infant seat. Toss infant seat to other side of car. Push front seat all the way forward. Begin to break a sweat (Adrian, not me). Wrestle with latch system. Curse a few times (again, Adrian, not me). Wrestle with latch system some more. Climb inside of car. Bump head. Invent some new curses (Adrian). Offer under-appreciated, unsolicited advice (me, this time). Begin to break a sweat (yep, me). Manage to force seat into position. Realize that seat has to recline in rear-facing position and that it can't be adjusted while strapped in. Unstrap seat and begin again. Lather, rinse, repeat ad nauseum. What fun!
Finally after a lot of sweating, we manage to get the seat installed. Now, test run putting baby in. Everything is going well until we realize the child straps have tangled into a mess in the internal workings of the seat. Previous customers testing the display model have managed to construct this Gordian knot. We manage to untangle and strap a now frustrated Linus in just long enough to see that it will work.
We return to the store sopping wet with sweat, where the clerk helpfully chirps, "You sure were gone a long time." We debate whether to try out a Britax. Exhausted and frustrated, I can't remember which of the 10+ Britax seats Consumer Reports rated best. Weary of the prior trial, we postpone car seat buying and venture over to babyproofing. (I'll spare you the details. Suffice it to say, there was an entire aisle devoted to baby gates...only baby gates!)
Collecting some of the necessary (?) implements to transform our house from death trap to baby safe haven, baffling to non-enigmatologists. We head to checkout. Realizing we forgot a tub liner, we dash to the back, and return with...a car seat.
I guess, we just finally threw in the towel. We needed the car seat and dwelling on it for another week was not going to change anything. We grabbed the Triumph and left the store.
Aside from the little breakdown I had on the way home, everyone seems to have come out okay...
Now I know why there is a holiday devoted to mothers (and one to fathers as well). Happy Mother's Day to all those struggling with indecision, chaos, and car seats.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Sometimes It's Just Overwhelming
I don't know why, but some days I can handle it and others not so much. Today was a 'not so much' day.
Posted by @sweetbabboo at 7:12 PM
5 comments:
- Adventures In Babywearing said...
Oh gosh. I HEAR YOU! And Happy Mother's Day!
and one day he will want to be in the drivers seat not a car seat!
- Chelsea + Jonathan said...
Happy Mother's Day, Abby!
It's okay to have days like those. I hope today is great for you!
- Nichols Family said...
Welcome to Motherhood, right? I know what you mean about feeling in a pregnant fog and not wanting to spoil it for any other new moms-to-be...they'll figure it out soon enough! We all know the obstacles are worth the rewards, but so trying in the process. Happy Mother's Day beautiful woman, I admire the kind of mother you are!! Thank you for your kind words to me, I feel the same about you.
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The 20th Century Fox drama "Unstoppable" just might live up to its title.
Nearly two weeks after Denzel Washington formally withdrew from the Tony Scott-directed drama, the actor and the studio have come to terms on a deal that will put the runaway train picture back on its fast track in the fall.
Pre-production on the film has resumed in Pittsburgh.
Washington had been attached since April to reteam with Scott and play a veteran engineer who jumps into a locomotive with a young conductor ("Star Trek's" Chris Pine) to stop an unmanned runaway train loaded with toxic cargo. The Mark Bomback script is based on true events.
Progress on the film slowed recently when Fox insisted that the budget be brought close to $90 million, which required salary concessions from Washington and Scott. Sources said the studio asked Scott to shave $3 million off his upfront salary and Washington to shave $4 million off his. Washington declined, and his WME agent Ed Limato began looking for other film jobs for his star's fall slot.
Washington went off with Scott to promote "The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3" in Europe, and he took a fresh draft of the script with him. He and Scott kept talking, and Washington's reps and Fox found a way to compromise on the deal.


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night at the Munich Opera Festival ended happily. Elusive Anja Harteros
canceled her first Traviata, but she
showed up for this one, her second. The other two leads, Ramon Vargas and Simon
Keenlyside, both sounded the best I've heard them sing in ages, and the three work
together beautifully: not exactly Italian, but dramatically sensitive and musically
stylish in a way that made for a moving performance. The production is tired
and the conducting was unfortunate, but with Traviata the cast can get you a long way.
Verdi, La Traviata. Bayerische Staatsoper, 7/31/2012.
Musikalische Leitung Omer Meir Wellber
Inszenierung Günter Krämer
Bühne Andreas Reinhardt
Kostüme Carlo Diappi
Licht Wolfgang Göbbel
Violetta Valéry Anja Harteros
Flora Bervoix Heike Grötzinger
Annina Tara Erraught
Alfredo Germont Ramón Vargas
Giorgio Germont Simon Keenlyside
Gaston Francesco Petrozzi
Baron Douphol Christian Rieger
Marquis d'Obigny Tareq Nazmi
Doktor Grenvil Christoph Stephinger
Giuseppe Dean Power
Ein Diener Floras Tim Kuypers
Ein Gärtner Peter Mazalán
Alfredos Schwester Demet Gül
production leaves no corners uncut, with vague minimalist settings that either
confuse or just don't do anything (Act 1 features lots of doors, Act 2 a
children's playground?). The setting is black-and-white (except Violetta's red flower) Belle Epoque, with the ladies of the chorus wearing beaded shower
caps and the gentlemen in penguin suits. Act 1 features an inexplicable
multiplicity of conga lines. Sometimes the economy hurts—the ballet consists of
nothing more than the chorus gently bobbing up and down on the beat—but for the
most part it is just an absence. Act 2 Scene 1 features a visit from Alfredo's
sister, but another problem is that the production keeps the action largely
confined to small areas of the stage. This is fatal in a theater with such poor
sightlines, and I saw almost nothing for this entire scene. I suspect the
people on the other side of the theater saw almost nothing in Act 3, but that's
not the way to balance it out. Given some decisive Personenregie it might not
be too bad, as it is now it left the singers to their own devices.
Harteros is a Violetta that anyone could take home to their parents. (I have
seen her sing the role once before, at the Met in 2008. I thought she was
better tonight, and the rest of the cast infinitely better.) As Act 1's party
girl she doesn't really convince, though the production has her do nothing more
debauched than twirl around some champagne glasses. In Act 2 her poise and
majesty is of a degree that would certainly impress Germont, but collapses into
a vulnerability that is very touching. She hadn't shown many signs of weakness
in the first two acts, but apparently this Violetta went downhill very quickly,
and her hacking up of a lung in Act 3 is raw and brutal, with a technically
impressive amount of singing from a horizontal position (unrealistically luxe
pillows providing a suitable angle). Her voice is big but flexible, with a
dark, woody texture that isn't really Italianate fullness but is uniquely
beautiful in its own way. For someone with a large sound she navigated "Sempre
libera" exceptionally well, but again it's in the rest of the opera where she
really shows her strengths, with an almost too-slow "Dite alla giovine" and
letter aria sung with long phrases, and "Amani Alfredo" filling the house.
and Simon Keelyside as the Germont family were both much improved from their
earlier Verdi essay in Vienna's Don Carloin June. There's something a little gummy about Vargas's voice, possibly just
wear, but he's so meticulously stylish; not a note comes out carelessly. (He knows
his limits—no high C. Harteros didn't try that annoying E-flat, either, thank
goodness.) Simon Keenlyside also sounded more at ease, and developed Germont
with great passive-aggressive nuance, weighing his words and singing with a far
greater variety of color than he did as Rodrigo or Wozzeck (that this has been
my Summer of Keenlyside is purely accidental and unplanned).
was a hitch, and that was Omar Meir Wellbur's conducting. It was improved over
his Vienna Rigoletto which was maybe
the closest I've ever heard to a train wreck in a major new production (FYI, that production of Rigoletto is not, after all, going to be the Met's, it was, in fact, that bad), but
there were lots of little wrecks (the most obvious being getting a few beats
off from Harteros in the Act 1 duet and
staying there for a measure or two). He pushed the orchestra into expressive
phrases, but sometimes the various sections didn't really stay together, even
the usually ironclad strings. More problematic were his speed demon tempos. He
would strike up each cabaletta at a mean clip and the singer or singers would
enter at a slower tempo and a tug of war ensued (Harteros and Vargas won their
battles, Keenlyside seemed to cede defeat and regrouped after the end of each
phrase). Other times, singers seemed perfectly content in holding their high
note fermatas while the orchestra would prematurely reenter and obviously take
them by surprise. You can't fault him for energy, but there was obvious
disagreement afoot.
faults—and not being able to see much of any of Act 2 Scene 1—this was really a
lovely Traviata. Harteros is a frequent canceler and can be hard
to catch, but she's worth tracking down if you can. This was a fortuitous combination of
three singers with great taste and similar styles. Given how much opera I see
with wildly mismatched casts I suspect it's a fluke, but a rare and lucky one.
The Festival ends tonight with Rosenkavalier but I'm a little Rosenkavaliered out and am skipping it. See you this weekend from Salzburg, where I will be reporting on Ariadne (DUH) and La bohème.
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We are back after an incredible weekend in the city and other than a sore liver I am happy to report that the weekend was just as amazing as I anticipated! The fact that Summer decided to show its face a few months early was just the icing on the cake, and even though the service at our hotel was less than desirable, the rooms and amenities were pretty fabulous. This view from our balcony certainly made waking up just a little bit easier after a late night. A few A list celebrities were also staying at the hotel and one of the highlights of the trip was watching the paparazzi get in a tizzy every time we walked out the door. Nope, sorry... not her! Man, that is one crazy circus, I can't imagine what that must be like day in and day out!
Without question my favorite thing to do while in NYC is eat, and certainly there are unlimited options. While plotting another trip this Summer trip I began listing off all the restaurants I want to visit and it came as a surprise to no one that they were the same ones that I always want to patron. Turns out that I am one of those people who when I find something that works is very hesitant to change it up! Given that we don't go out very much, I think I just want each time to be as good as it possibly can be. I'm not eager to risk a night when I know there could have been a better option!
When in New York my tried and true favorite places to eat are the following. Most of these recommendations came courtesy of my sister-in-law (the all knowing New Yorker) so I really can't take credit for them, but I can say I live for dining at them.
For brunch I absolutely LOVE Maison Kayser, Narcissa, Cafe Cluny, and Locanda Verde. For dinner I am all about Malatesta in the West Village, and L'Artusi. I have to mention Smith and Mills and the Crosby Hotel which have become our go-to spots for afternoon snacks and cocktails.
As far as Boston goes I do the same thing I do while visiting NYC. I go to the same place over and over again, and each time for a specific outing. Blue Dragon with my best friend. Coppa for a girl's night, and Craigie for a night out with my husband. I feel like once you know what works, there's no reason to mix it up! I get asked quite a bit about what my favorite Boston eateries are so for those of you looking to visit the area, here are my favorites and a little tip about each.
Coppa Boston
As I mentioned, this is my go-to spot for a night out with the girls. It's fun, loud, pretty hip, and even this non-meat eater can find a number of things from the carnivore friendly menu that is offered tapas style.
Hint: Try the arancini and if it's on the menu the oyster pizza.
Ostra Boston
My best friend turned me on to this gorgeous restaurant and ever since I can't stop going back. Whenever we have friends or family in town I suggest that we dine here because I know everyone is going to have an incredible meal. The ambiance is very sophisticated and I feel comfortable getting a little more dressed up than in most places in the city.
Hint: The cold octopus appetizer is out of this world!
Blue Dragon
This is the only place I go with my best friend. We love it more than I can say. Set in the Fort Point neighborhood this lively bar/restaurant is so much fun and the Asian inspired food is the best around. There is always a good crowd and plenty of seating.
Hint: The chow fun noodles and the brussel sprouts are the best things on the menu and you have to save room for their only desert offering, the warm skillet chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream. Made to share I could eat two if I'd let myself.
Oleana is one of the most popular restaurants year round given its stream of James Beard nominated chefs, but what a lot of people don't know is that in the summer it houses one of Boston's most beautiful outdoor spaces. When they say "secret garden" this is what they are taking about!
Hint: Walk in early to get a place on the patio
Craigie is without a doubt my favorite restaurant in all the land. My husband and I only go out every few months and when we do it's always to here. This is another place that's known for its butcher and meat selection, but it's the pescetarian tasting menu that brings me back every time. While it's definitely not cheap, it is the best meal I've ever had, every time, and when celebrating a special event I can't think of anywhere else I'd want to be.
Hint: They sell a handful of their famed hamburgers at 5:30 pm. Be prepared, there is usually a line.
For brunch, including brunch with the kiddos, I can't say enough about Stephanie's on Newbury and Meyers and Chang in the South End. Both have great kids and adult menus the scene is loud enough that even chatterboxes like Gray can't disturb anyone.
I can't end a restaurant post without giving an honorable mention to my favorite restaurant of all time, which a bartender turned us on to when we were in San Francisco last year; Statebird Provisions. This was the only place I'd ever lined up for at 4:30pm and after that meal not only would I do it again, I would fly across the country JUST to do that again. Yes, it's that good.
I'd love to know, are you a creature of habit or do you like to try new things when you go out? Are there any Boston or NYC restaurants that you absolutely love? Even though I stick to my favorites I always love new suggestions!


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State Superintendent of Education Jim Rex announced Wednesday evening at a privately funded celebration, that Kelly Nalley, a Spanish teacher at Fork Shoals School in Greenville County, was named South Carolina Teacher of the Year. As part of the celebration, BMW Manufacturing, the event's premier sponsor, handed Mrs. Nalley the keys to a 2010 Alpine White BMW X6 x Drive35i.
"Kelly is a consummate overachiever – responsible, disciplined and driven to succeed," Rex said. "She goes beyond what is expected, always seeking ways to improve her students' educational experiences and always searching for ways to connect with them on a personal level. She'll make an excellent ambassador for our state and a great representative to the national program."
Kelly Nalley was very excited to receive the keys to a South Carolina-made BMW X6. As she stood by the vehicle, Mrs. Nalley thanked BMW for their continued support of the program and remarked, "Being from Greenville, there's a BMW on every corner. We see their impact and they are very supportive of education across the state. We're very thankful to have them here."
"BMW is proud to have been a sponsor of this program for over 10 years. At BMW, we are motivated by our shared commitment to performance, passion and pride. It occurs to me that teachers all across this state, even during these tough budget discussions, are driven by those same commitments – continued performance and a deep passion and pride for the students they are teaching," said BMW spokesperson Max Metcalf.
Nalley will represent South Carolina's 50,000 teachers as State Teacher of the Year for the 2010-11 school year, participating in a yearlong residency at the Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention and Advancement. She receives a $25,000 cash award, a Dell laptop computer, a set of Michelin tires, a ring from Jostens and the BMW X6 Sports Activity Vehicle to use for a year. In addition, she will participate in Leadership South Carolina, attend Notre Dame's prestigious three-day Excellence in Teaching Symposium and receive a SMART board.
The four other finalists: Melody Johnson, a fourth-grade teacher at Lugoff Elementary School (Kershaw County). Julia Goodman Marshall, a fifth-grade teacher at Oakdale Elementary School (Rock Hill District 3), Samantha Maddox, an English/language arts teacher at Spartanburg High School (Spartanburg District 7), Olivia "Libby" Ortmann, a six-eighth-grade teacher at Alice Drive Middle School (Sumter District 17), each receive $10,000, a Dell computer, a set of Michelin tires and a Jostens ring. Each district teacher receives $1,000, and all district nominees received various gifts donated by corporate sponsors.
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On the evening of 24th Sept 2002 some friends from Delhi dropped in to visit me in Ahmedabad. Soon after, a phone call interrupted the conversation giving us the grim news. Akshardham had been attacked by terrorists.
We absorbed the news without comprehension. Then the implications sank in. What if????
Phone calls flew in thick and fast. Friends, relatives and journalists called to share the confusion. Panic plastered in thick layers all over the city as people rushed back to safe places. In my apartment building everything was electric. Fear hung like thin strings of livewire. My friends left in a hurry. Get back to Delhi immediately, their relatives told them.
The next day there were prayer meetings everywhere in Ahmedabad. In Muslim areas banners had come up overnight: The entire Muslim community condemns the attack on Akshardham. This time nobody wanted to take any chances.
A season for bandhs. The Congress and the VHP had swung into action. In the meantime, people from Naroda Patiya streamed into the Shah Alam dargah. Ditto other erstwhile camps like Sundaram Nagar.
The night before the VHP bandh the mood in the Shah Alam dargah was so tense you could cut it with a knife. The women there were torn between fear and anger.
Kill us at one stroke, they said. Don¹t do this to us. How dare they attack a temple? We are glad those terrorists were killed. Life has become impossible here. Last time the bandh reduced our lives to shambles. This time, they will finish us. Now, either they will get us, or we will end up killing ourselves.
One woman sat next to me, her anger reverberating against the intricate jalli work of the dargah. I lost two of my sons in the violence. I know what death is. How can I condone what they have done to innocent people in Akshardham? The death of a family member cripples you for life. It leaves scars forever. These people, whether Hindu or Muslim, are all peddlers of violence. Her voice broke; in reflex I reached out a hand to hold her. She shrank back instantly, staring at me, eyes wide with alarm.
The men were resigned or simply drained out. Sister, they said, we don¹t know when this will end. This cycle of violence is not good. We had just begun work, gone back to our homes and now thisŠ.. One of them wiped the tears from his eyes, his hands shook so much it was difficult to watch.
The day of the VHP bandh I went to Gomtipur and Bapunagar. Groups of people sat together under various shelters hiding from the scorching heat. Some Dalit women stood near a couple of vegetable carts; their faces tense but defiant. Aren¹t you afraid of violence, I asked them.
We are more afraid of hunger, they answered. We have had enough. Our children have gone without proper food all these months. How can we live with so much uncertainty? Nothing is in our hands. But we have to think of our rozi-roti. So we will do our work. If they come to send us back home, we will go back. And return once they have gone.
You come into our houses and see what we have been reduced to, said one of them, her red bindi flashing in the sun. We have no stores left, and nothing for the present, nothing for the future. So we cannot afford to sit at home when we should be earning a living.
The next week I found myself in Akshardham. An imposing building, barricaded now by large gates. Tall green trees surrounded the entire place. The serenity was soothing after the pollution of Ahmedabad. It was difficult to imagine that this had been the scene of such bloody violence only a few days back.
In the Intensive Care Unit of the Civil Hospital the reality of the attack is brought home with a rude jolt. Specially when you come upon a tiny two-month old child with a gauze strip criss-crossed down the middle of her bare stomach. And when you see her mother with a broken jaw, now held together with a leather strip. The mother wants to talk. Her eyes are full of curiosity. She makes an effort and I understand with difficulty.
Two months old, says this Sikh woman, waving a weak hand towards the child who lies on a huge machine. A relative comes in and points out the injuries on both mother and child.
In the next room is her relative who has been so badly hurt I wonder how she will recover. Her legs, thighs and torso have been ripped apart. She heaves for breath, clinging to life through intense pain.
She whispers, the woman with the baby does not know her husband is dead. We have not told her. She and her husband had come visiting from Kota; they wanted to visit Akshardham. We told them there are other places, but she insisted. She lapses into silence.
It reminds me of the woman who had gone visiting her mother in Naroda Patiya in February, to end up losing two of her sons. She herself was badly burnt in the violence in Patiya.
I saw the terrorists, says the woman in the hospital. Fifteen days back I had a dream that some terrorists were shooting at me. I told my husband. He laughed at me. Then her eyes fill up with tears and she says my husband is in coma in the Gandhinagar Civil Hospital. One son is injured, he is in another ward. I want to see my husband. If he is alright, I am alright.
She closes her eyes, a slow tear running down her cheek. In helpless solidarity I hold her shoulder, the only uninjured part of her body. Her mother and other relatives look on in silence.
I meet the commandos. One with a hand in a cast, who walks through the ward once in a while. He explains to me how it all happened. His wife holds her sari over her head and listens intently to him. Another commando is in the next room, he sits on his cot with a gaping hole in his throat.
As I begin to leave a relative of two women I met stops me. She whispers in earnest. Both of them, she gesticulates towards the two rooms, do not know that their husbands have died in the attack. We have told them they are in coma at the Gandhinagar Civil hospital. That we go there every morning and see how they are doing.
Simple, heart-breaking deception.
The child is now awake. Her mother holds her. I go in for a brief moment. I stroke the child¹s soft-as-down cheeks and the words of the paediatric surgeon who had treated her echo back. Her spleen had to be removed. The spleen is responsible for the body¹s immune system. Now the child has to watch out. Even a fever can be fatal.
Looking down into the tiny face I am struck by her strength. Those little black eyes look straight back at me without a single streak of pain. Today, there is no rancour in those eyes. What does tomorrow hold for her? And for the thousands of children who have lost so much over the last few months? For how long will the innocent continue to bear the burden of an embittered history?
I step out of the hospital. Taking leave of mangled bodies, bruised minds. If only it was just as easy to take leave of Gujarat.
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Anyone looking for a good DVD to rent this weekend might want to consider the recently released We Are Marshall.
For those who are rolling your eyes thinking that We Are Marshall is just another sports movie about a team that has to pull together and win, you're only partially right. The movie is about building a new football team from scratch after most of the players and coaches of Marshall University are killed in a tragic plane crash in November 1970. But that's just the setting of the movie.
We Are Marshall is really a movie about dealing with death and loss and how individuals and communities cope with the loss of loved ones. It's a movie about those who choose to move on and those who want to let the past hold them back.
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