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Hi....my name is Lynne.
I am big on recycling, so a lot of my items are woven out of repurposed materials. I was also fortunate to buy quite a pile of unused cones of yarn from an old mill that went out of business. A sad thing that so many old mills have gone out of business. I do custom orders, and unless I have to purchase new fabrics I do not charge extra for the items to be woven. My towels are an especially popular item. Rugs are almost as popular an item as my towels.
I am also proud to be one of the crafters that carry the "Maine Made" tag, which Maine allows producers of products made in Maine to use. The Maine crafters have "earned the right to be called America's Best". Below is a copy of either the stickers or tags you will find on my items.
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Hello again,
Here is in detail the problem I tried to describe the other day:
I have tried to decode the files using uudecode. I used the multiple file
option and both the .UUE and the .XXE extensions. In both cases I got the
following displayed:
"LINE 101; Not Valid UU/EE Encoded Data
Force decoding anyway?"
I responded YES and got the following:
"hun126.uue Successfully UU Decoded as hungshi1.bmp"
but when I tried to view it via Paintbrush, I got an error:
Not able to open this filebecause the format is not recognized.
Create a new file or open a valid bitmap image file"
Any ideas?
> Not able to open this filebecause the format is not recognized.
> Create a new file or open a valid bitmap image file"
The file must have gotten corrupted on the way to your node.
Try to get it again from the ftp site Andras indicated.
On Tue, 15 Nov 1994 22:42:00 EST W. BATKAY said:
>One major problem--the imposition of minimum wages, in the view of many
>economists, generally results in a *decrease* in the number of jobs, since
>many are not cost-effective at the minimum wage. Thus the appeal of illegal
>immigrants, who *are* cost effective. To those who argue against this on
>grounds of general humanity, remember that when the "system" works, people
>move out of low-paying, unpleasant jobs when they acquire skills, experience,
>etc., and their places are taken by *other* people. This may be neither fair
>nor humane, but no has devised a better system than the market for getting the
>work done *and* benefitting the society as a whole.
--All of the above is a valid argument, even if non-Hungarian in content.
But it can work without illegals and maybe works even better if the
illegals do not have the alternative of welfare. One reason that natives
(and I do not mean Native-Americans, a PC term originated by whites, not
"Native-Americans" themselves, I believe) don't accept entry level jobs
is because they have an alternative.
--Most of the European "gastarbeiters" are not illegals--or were not
in the beginning, although I understand that more are today.
>them. And this applies to American agriculture, as well--the *bracero* progra
>was all very well, but it never provided a sufficient number of agricultural
>workers to get all the work done, hence the wide and continuing reliance on
>illegal immigrants.
--The remedy would seem to be to revive and expand the bracero program, not
to depend on illegals.
Raise the minimum wage, round up and deport illegals, and
>I would venture to say that the rest of us would simply have a smaller, and
>more expensive, choice of foodstuffs, as in, say, Hungary, Austria, etc., etc.
>Are we seriously willing to put up with that?
--Ah. The mention of Hungary. That makes this discussion a legitimate
one for this list. Joe Pannon, down, boy!
I recently read in the (London) edition of the Financial Times
16 Nov. 94, that Bartha Ference has called on the Hungarian government
for a decision on whether foreign hotel chains (American general
Hospitality and Intercontinental) can buy a holding interest in the
Hungar Hotels group.
I would be grateful if anyone has ANY information they can give
me on the curent situation. Is the money accrued from the sell-off
going towards the Social Security budget deficit?
Many thanks.
Dr Tony MALTBY
Dept. of Social Policy & Social Work
University of Birmingham
Tel: (44) (0)121 414 5730 Fax: (44) (0)121 414 5726
For all members of the List living in Britain or an EU country.
Apologies the rest of you!
I am writing a proposal which will be sent to the Joseph
Rowntree Foundation next year which will consider the
'pensions mix' and older women's income maitenance
strategies in Austria, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic.
I have collaborators in Hungary but would benefit from further
collaborators from EU/ Britain.
If you are interested please contact me asap.
Dr Tony MALTBY
Dept. of Social Policy & Social Work
University of Birmingham
Tel: (44) (0)121 414 5730 Fax: (44) (0)121 414 5726
Someone asked about illegal Russian immigrants in Hungary.
I was just in Budapest a little over a week ago and a friend of mine told me
of problems they have been having there with Russian and Ukrainian mafioso.
Recently, there had been a shoot-out (the old fashioned Chicago 1920s style)
in one of the busiest squares in Budapest (on the Pest side, but I don't
remember where - not Rakocsy) between the Ukrainians and the Russians that left
a few of them dead. Now, I do not know if these were illegals, but they do seem
to have made the police a bit more paranoid (than usual? if that is possible).
However, when I was in Budapest it was quiet, though the pollution (in the
air) is getting quite bad.
James McShane *DON'T PANIC*
Queens Borough Public Library
I have seen several postings on bit.listserv.hungary,
that actually reached the listserver, though never appeared
on "HIX HUNGARY". Is this a new version of some technical
glitch, or someone edits the content of the "HUNGARY" postings.
(censorship :-) )
Date sent: 16-NOV-1994 12:01:08
>Re: Illegal Immigration, BREEDT wrote to recommend increasing the minimum
>wage and refusing employment to illegal immigrants, as a way of attracting
>U.S. to the jobs now being taken by illegals.
>One major problem--the imposition of minimum wages, in the view of many
>economists, generally results in a *decrease* in the number of jobs, since
>many are not cost-effective at the minimum wage.
Better paid people = more consuming power = larger economy = more jobs
Some economists have been wrong before.
>Thus the appeal of illegal immigrants, who *are* cost effective. To those
>who argue against this on grounds of general humanity, remember that when the
>"system" works, people move out of low-paying, unpleasant jobs when they
>acquire skills, experience, etc., and their places are taken by *other*
>people. This may be neither fair nor humane, but no has devised a better
>system than the market for getting the work done *and* benefitting the
>society as a whole.
The "system" however, doesn't work. That's why the US government for
almost a century now has been intervening. If the market was left to
decide alone, absent of any humanistic intervention by the government, we
would see corporations breaking workers strikes uses the techniques of the
early twentieth century. The "system" has never worked perfectly. Observe
the recurrent depressions of the 19th century, caused by companies
overproducing goods and not paying workers enough to allow them to act as
consumers. I do agree: no better system has been developed. Tinkering by
the government has helped more than hurt.
>So again I would say that illegal immigrants are attracted here by the prospec
>of jobs that simply would not exist or would not be performed if there were no
>illegal immigrants in the first place.
What came first: the chicken or the egg? Are you saying that available
labor creates jobs? Cheap labor may attract capital, but I think most of
the cheap illegal immigrant labor of the United States is attracted to the
capital. If the capital needs cheap labor, it goes to Mexico (thanks to
Nafta). This is legal, and GOVERNMENT moderated. Therefore, I would
support US investment in Mexico, not to mention Hungary and other
East-Central nations. Government moderation prevents abuse of cheap labor.
I do not support companies who invest in child labor facilities in
Bangledash, paying 20 US cents an hour, or agricultural employers in
Central California who pay 30 US cents an hour.
>And American (as well as German, Swiss, Austrian, French, Swedish, etc.)
>societies have evidently decided that those jobs are useful, even necessary,
>and that illegal immigrants are the ones to do them. And this applies to
>American agriculture, as well--the *bracero* program was all very well, but
>it never provided a sufficient number of agricultural workers to get all the
>work done, hence the wide and continuing reliance on illegal immigrants.
>Raise the minimum wage, round up and deport illegals, and I would venture to
>say that the rest of us would simply have a smaller, and more expensive,
>choice of foodstuffs, as in, say, Hungary, Austria, etc., etc. Are we
>seriously willing to put up with that?
I'm not arguing whether these jobs are of poor quality. There will always be
jobs that are not appealing by their nature. If the jobs are available and
they pay well, American citizens will occupy them. Burger King, for
example, has no problem finding workers, even though they stick to US
citizens and pay at least mininum wage (often more). I would restate my
intial point: that the reason there are not enough American (or Austrian
or Hungarian) is that they would have to take far-sub poverty pay.
Thomas Breed
"Ted' ma zena ma hlad, tak musim jit."
Jeliko writes:
>At times, the building of something better requires the partial dismantling
>of structures. If Quebec in facts want to separate, it should have that
>right, if the Mohawks or Crees want to separate it is their right also. The
>inciting of the Mohawks and Crees to separate by those who are upset about
>the separation of Quebec to get a "revanche" is sour grapes and meddling.
I agree 100%. Unfortunately it is not Preston Manning alone, but Mohawk
and Cree politicians as well who are making scary noises. You must have
heard of Oka down there as well as how the Cree feel about James Bay II.
I wish they had agreed to some sort of "assymetrical federalism" with some
kind of special status for Natives. How do you think the situation
compares to the Austro Hungarian Empire in 1840 -ies or later at the
compromise, It seems in retrospect that if all those nationalities had
figured a way of living with each other in some sort of
Danubian-Carpathian federation (I know it's far fetched) they wouldn't have
to be begging for EU membership now. (Just trying to do my part here in
bringing the conversation back on topic.)
>While the specifics are given for Canada, this type of thinking is
>prevalent in the Balkan area also.
The more is the shame.
>BTW., scouts honor, I will not suck blood anymore from mosquitos.
You mean you used to? ;-D.
Cheers, Tibor
Sorry to disappoint people but I'd bet my monthly salary as a linguist that
Pataki refers to a specific place, Sa1rospatak, site of one of the oldest
and best colleges in Hungary. Complex place names such as Boldogko3va1ralja
or Csikszereda will typically simplify in naming persons (Va1ralj(a)i or
Szeredai) and while there is no guarantee that Pataki is from Sa1rospatak,
rather than some other place name ending in -patak, chances are high it is.
Andra1s Kornai
A very interesting series of interviews have been appearing in *168 ora
beginning with the October 25 issue. The interviewer is Akos Mester, the
editor-in-chief of the paper, and the man interviewed is Laszlo Lengyel. You
may recall that Lengyel is the one who called Horn a "fox" in one of his
articles, and who, in spite of it, was asked by the new prime minister to be
one of his advisers. A couple of weeks later, Lengyel resigned from his
position on the advisory board. The meaning of the title, "A pro1ba" (The
trial) is not clear until the third installment, when we find out that
Lengyel calls the current government "a trial government." The first part of
the interview mostly deals with Lengyel's decision to withdraw from the role
of adviser to Gyula Horn. Why did he do it? Did he do it because he realized
that if he accepts the job he is losing his independence as a political
commentator. Lengyel denies that. After all, he says, advisers to Clinton
frequently write in the press. When Mester reminds him that Hungary is not
the United States: Hungary doesn't have the traditions of democracy as in the
United States, Lengyel answers that he would like that Hungary would be like
the United States and he would like to see an end of the camarilla politics
of the Kadar regime. But at the end he admits that he made a mistake by
accepting the post because he "should have known the nature of the
governmental posture of the MSZP-led coalition." But for a little while he
was optimistic that his worries were unfounded.
In the second installment (november 1) Mester specifically asks Lengyel
about his opinion of the government's activities during the first 100 days.
Lengyel admits his initial confusion: he couldn't figure out what the
definite direction of the government was. He noticed that the media was also
confused. He thinks that this period of confusion ended with Horn's
parliamentary speech in October. He then moves on to the Horn-Bekesi
differences and ends his analysis by claiming that Gyula Horn "accepts what
people tell me about the serious economic troubles but deep down he doesn't
quite believe it" while Bekesi perfectly understands the situation. The
second difference between the two men that while Bekesi wants to reduce the
role of the government, Horn "unfortunately favors the state: the state
should turn to the little man and the little man should turn to the state as
social partners." The third difference is their different attitudes toward
the professional elites. Bekesi wants to cooperate with them; Horn is far
from the serious professional elite es in many ways he is much closer to the
already mentioned "little man." Mester then, for the sake of argument,
mentions that perhaps one cannot be surprised by Horn's more "political"
behavior, after all he is a politician and the head of his party. Lengyel
admits that this is a legitimate comment. But Horn should "admit that there
are problems not because earlier actors on the political stage made a mess of
things--one ought not to find a scapegoat. . . . Surely in the West too, the
new government often criticizes its predecessor but, one cannot blame the
former government for, let's say, a recession. One must not mislead the
citizen by intimating that the state has some kind of miracle drug which will
solve all problems immediately."
"Gyula Horn should recognize that there is no daily or weekly popularit
context in economics. . . . It would be advisable for him to recognize the
stark facts of economics and to realize that his political cleverness, his
finesse--all of which was amply demonstrated during the election
campaign--should be used in accepting Bekesi's economic arguments." However,
the problem is that the differences of opinion between the two men have been
discussed in the open: four or five times it happened that the prime minister
said certain things which had not been cleared with his minister of finance
"who then the next day announced that he was leaving. . . ."
In the November 8 issue Lengyel talks about the background agreement be
the coalition: the original idea was that Horn will take care of foreign
policy and internal affairs, but Bekesi will have a free hand in economic
matters. The SZDSZ agreed to form a government with the socialists with this
arrangement in mind. If for one reason or other, Bekesi leaves the
government, it is likely that the whole coalition will collapse. Moreover, he
says, the problem within the government does not limit itself to the
differences between Horn and Bekesi, there are many other "little
coalitions." So, says Mester, the "team is really not a team" (ez a csapat
nem csapat). First of all, the members of the team had never worked together,
they don't really know each other, and therefore, they don't understand each
other. According to Lengyel, three types of team could have been put in
place. The first a political team--that is members of the team come from the
same political background and have the same ideas concerning the future. For
example, the picture of the future of Bekesi, Laszlo Pal, Pal Vastagh, or
Gyula Horn is not at all the same. But, says Lengyel, even their ideas
concerning the past are different. The second type could have been a team of
experts, who are not apparatchiks. This is the kind of government the MSZP
promised. That kind of government was the Nemeth government. The third kind
would be what we normally call a civil-service government--these people would
understand each other on the bureaucratic level.
Mester: "According to you then this cabinet is not a political team, no
team of experts and not a team of civil servants. Then, what is it?
Lengyel: I told Gyula Horn somewhat inpertinently: this is a trial
government. They will try out a few people; like in a soccer team they send
them into field, then they will turn out or not.
Mester: Do you think that changes will occur?
Lengyel: Yes.
This is not the end of the interview. There will be more to follow. Enj
Eva Balogh
Just in case someone missed it, the November 8th, 1994 issue of Financial
World has a cover story on George Soros and the Quantum and other Soros Fund
Management funds. The article deals less with the mystique and philosophy
of Soros and more with the financial statements. The author is cautiously
suggesting that the Emperor might not be wearing any clothes.
In any case, I recommend taking a peek if you can get a copy.
Steve Kovacs
Can anyone give me any insight into what hospitals and health care are
like in Hungary? My Grandmother who lives there died recently and we
(over here in Canada) are concerned about the circumstances
surrounding her death. What about laws governing death certificates
etc...do "they" have to record the CAUSE of death on the death
Any help or information will be appreciated.
I'd like to call your attention to the Nov. 21 issue of US News & World
Report that carries a rather upbeat report on Hungary and her neighbors.
The title of the article is: "A reasonable way to repeal history",
subtitle: "Hungary, Romania and Slovakia may provide a model for
avoiding future ethnic nightmares."
The report is mostly about Transylvania, with two photos and an ethnic
map of the area's Hungarian population. Interestingly enough, the map
shows a contiguous Hungarian presence in Northern Transylvania, from the
Hungarian border to the Sekler inhabited South Eastern Transylvanian
corner. This contiguousness is generally denied by Romanians.
One of the two photos shows the equestrian statue of King Mathias in
Cluj, the other -- what I take to be -- an open air country market
(va'sa'r) scene somewhere in Transylvania.
The rather optimistic article was written by John Marks in Hungary,
Slovakia and Romania. Read it!
Joe Pannon
James McShane wrote:
> Recently, there had been a shoot-out (the old fashioned Chicago 1920s style)
> in one of the busiest squares in Budapest (on the Pest side, but I don't
> remember where - not Rakocsy) between the Ukrainians and the Russians that
> a few of them dead. Now, I do not know if these were illegals, but they do
> to have made the police a bit more paranoid (than usual? if that is possible)
I think what you refer to was in the beginning of September when I was
there and it happened on the Buda side, on the road leading to
picturesque Szentendre, North of Budapest.
The shootout was between two Ukranian gangs which cornered the Hungarian
prostitution scene. I drove through the same road to Szentendre on the
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Joe Pannon
> Just in case someone missed it, the November 8th, 1994 issue of Financial
> World has a cover story on George Soros and the Quantum and other Soros Fund
> Management funds.
Financial World? I don't think I've seen a paper by that name.
> Can anyone give me any insight into what hospitals and health care are
> like in Hungary? My Grandmother who lives there died recently and we
> (over here in Canada) are concerned about the circumstances
> surrounding her death. What about laws governing death certificates
> etc...do "they" have to record the CAUSE of death on the death
> certificate?
Forget it. Malpractice law suits are not something the doctors have to
worry there about. My father also died in misterious circumstances in
one of the hospitals there, while in a routine, 2-day visit. His
roommates told my mother (making a routine visit there next morning) about
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sheet. No hospital personal cared about his suffering. This was in 1978,
but I don't think it's much better now, save few hospitals wich now may have
sister nurses.
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Fighting Entropy
Ever find yourself watching an episode of Hoarders? After the initial shock factor of seeing a person struggle to wade through piles of junk while walking from room to room, you will inevitably you will ask yourself the following questions:
- How can they live like this?
- How did they get here?
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Issues of mental health and illness aside (which play a significant role in hoarding tendencies), the long and steady journey of accumulation is one of entropy going unchecked until the (literal) mountain is too difficult to climb. It is then when a person can feel that all hope is lost and simply comes to terms with living in squalor.
Where Is Entropy Destroying Your Life?
Hoarders is an extreme example of a series of small decisions and choices snowballing into a massive cluster fuck. This can lull us into a false sense of security that it couldn't happen to us because our slightly disorganized garage pales in comparison to heaping piles of trash made all the more dramatic with a soundtrack and strategic editing. And that may be true. It might not be that bad. However, entropy can be a slow and silent killer until it's unmanageable. Entropy can also affect all areas of our lives, not just the physical possessions we own and how they may or may not be strewn about haphazardly.
Ever have a great relationship or friendship just drift away into nothingness for no particular reason? One moment you're best friends and then all of a sudden a year or two goes by and you've become strangers. Or what about your health? One moment you're in decent shape with a reasonably healthy diet and the next you're finding yourself at a doctor's appointment with a variety of ailments and issues. Or what about your finances? You start spending a little loose thinking you'll catch up next month and pretty soon you find you wiped out your savings or racked up a few thousand dollars worth of debt.
These are not theoretical questions because I've personally experienced each one of them (as well as others). Without consciously making time and prioritizing effort in these areas of life, shit happens and cracks form. Left unaddressed, you find yourself receiving bad news and experiencing regret.
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Now, this is not to say that we won't have some areas of our lives getting less attention than others. Given that we all only have 24 hours in a day, it's inevitable that we will have to make choices to prioritize what's the most important. That's OK! Especially if you've made the choice consciously and know where things may get neglected. This is important because at the other extreme, splitting one's time equally across every facet of one's life, may not realistic and can set one up for disappointment. The key is to choose your battles, and know which ones you're willing to lose for the ones that truly matter to you.
Fighting Entropy
Once you know your priorities (and this can take a LOT of self-reflection and change year to year), it's important to keep fighting the good fight against entropy. As tired as you may find yourself, taking consistent (daily/weekly) action is critical. If you allow days, weeks, months, or years to slip on by, you will find yourself in a Hoarders like situation. Somewhere in your life, you'll find a mountain of garbage that may take you a considerable amount of time and effort to correct. More importantly, it'll take some time to develop a new, positive habit to maintain the desired outcome without slipping back into squalor.
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My Muse
Back in January I had the extreme pleasure of seeing the largest ever exhibition of my favorite artist, Gustav Klimt's artwork on the West Coast at the Legion of Honor Museum. I began appreciating the work of this Art Nouveau master's work back in college when I was studying abroad in London. I met a woman from Rhode Island School of Design who was studying abroad with us through Syracuse University named Clair. Clair was quiet, petite, dressed all in black, and usually had her headphones on.
One day I asked quiet Clair what she was listening to. "Guns and Roses" she replied, with a small smirk. Right then I knew that I liked Clair. It was Clair that introduced me to the work of Klimt, he was her favorite artist and she had gotten a commission to paint a dining room in his style the summer before we went abroad. Clair showed me photos of her wall murals, I went to the art book section of the library (no, there was NO GOOGLE in those days) looked him up and fell in love with the spirals and concentric circles of Mr. Klimt.
It was true love at first sight.
Chasing Klimt
I have seen Klimt's work in Vienna, Austria, the city he lived and work in throughout his life. I made my pilgrimage there in 1990, some sixteen years before Maria Altman won her 2006 lawsuit and was awarded six of the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere's 11 original Klimt paintings. Lucky me, I was able to sit with my sketchbook for hours and marvel over 11 originals, including "The Kiss."
This Legion of Honor exhibition was extra special, as it was a curated collection of work from public and private collections both from the US and Europe. The Österreichische Galerie sent three significant and large landscape pieces all the way from Vienna to San Francisco. Incredible. This exhibition marks the first major survey in California of Klimt's work.
I have been fortunate enough to see Klimt's original work in Los Angeles, New York City, and London. Whenever there's an exhibition opportunity, I'm there. My daughter had a dance competition in Los Angeles several years ago when there was an exhibit of Klimt's sketches and studies for major works at the J. Paul Getty Museum. While Emilie was in dance class, I got a rental car and snuck away to Brentwood in order to see my muse. I was fortunate enough to take in a visit to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on that same trip.
Forever chasing Klimt.
Emilie and Gustav
You see, I have loved Klimt so much and he's been such a part of my artistic life, that I named my first child, Emilie. She always has to spell her name, but she appreciates that it's for a special reason. Sometimes it's a drag, but most times it's pretty cool; my Emilie knows that she has a story behind her name.
For years now I have wanted to paint a portrait of Gustav Klimt and Emilie Louise Flöge. I have a book of photos that I covet, and wait for an opportunity to use in order to compose my portrait. My "little" brother bought the book for my birthday, it's no secret to anyone I know how much I love Klimt. I'm waiting for a chance to make a painting just for me, not to sell, not for licensing, not for anything other than honoring my muse.
Maybe someday I'll give it to my Emilie. Maybe.
Of course I texted my daughter photos from the Legion of Honor exhibit, and now that she's a little older she's pretty proud of her connection to my muse. She texted me back from New York City to San Francisco and said, "That's me!" A little bit of a different reaction from the days when she complained about having to spell "Emilie" to school teachers and Starbucks employees.
No sympathy from someone who has always had to spell St. Hilaire (say Saint-Hill-air). Just sayin'.
Scale and Brushwork
Some of the things you can never appreciate from a book or an online image is scale and brushwork. The one comment I heard about "The Virgins" from people in the crowd more than any other was "I had no idea this piece was so big!" Even when you read the dimensions in an art book or online, it's hard to imagine the incredible presence this piece has in a room. The other thing that you can never appreciate more than in you can in person, is the brushwork. You absolutely MUST get up close and personal to appreciate Klimt's brushwork. And let me tell you from personal experience, the museum staff does NOT want you as close as you (or I) want to be. "18 inches away from the artwork!" I heard this a lot throughout my visit. "But I'm examining the brushwork!" That retort is just never well received.
Take it from me though, find an opportunity to lean in, get close, experience the thick and thin. It will change your life.
"The Virgin" is regarded as on of Klimt's most significant figural compositions of his later years. This piece was on loan from the Nárondní Galerie in Prague. I just was so impressed that they allowed it to make such a long journey. Amid an intertwined group of female figures, the virgin appears at the center of the composition, half dancing, half hovering, in a state of contemplative dreaminess. Around her, six other forms are sprawled, entwined in the dazzlingly bright ornamental swirl that invokes a flowery meadow. It is indeed the power of ornament that unites the group, and withdraws the figures from the viewer, an apt metaphor for the sweet oblivion of erotic reverie.
The above piece is "Farmhouse in Upper Austria," 1911. This farmhouse appears as if enveloped in the natural forms that surround it. While the bluish gray of the sun-bleached timber determines the over-all tone of the picture, in the foreground a summer meadow is enlivened with spots of red and yellow flowers. In a manner characteristic of Klimt, nature appears to burst out of the edges of the painting.
Never Too Old to Learn Something New
There were actually a few paintings in this exhibition that I have never seen in person. I guess that's the benefit of curating from all over the world, including private collections. Klimt's work was on loan from public and private collections in the United States and Europe, including the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, which holds the world's largest and finest collection of Klimt paintings anywhere."Two Girls with an Oleander Bush" was an incredible piece that I have never had the pleasure of seeing. It was on loan from the Wadsworth Antheneum Museum of Art, Hartford.
Two girls, standing close together, focus their attention on the flowers of an oleander bush. Klimt's model for the girl in the foreground, arranging the flowers, was an Italian Renaissance bust. Klimt's work was still indebted to the conventional Art of the French Salon which dominated European aesthetics at the time.
Old Friends
On an adjacent wall to the girls was an old favorite of mine, Sonja Knips portrait. This piece was the beginning of a new style for Klimt and a key work in Viennese art at the turn of the twentieth century. Novel for Klimt was the life-size rendering of the sitter and the square orientation of the portrait. Klimt suggested that the image is of a fleeting moment–a "snapshot." Knips is seated on the front edge of the chair, looking straight out at the viewer. With her left hand, she clasps the arm of her chair, as if she were just about to stand up!
I can't tell you how many times I have marveled over all THREE portraits of Ria Munk by Klimt. Ria committed suicide in December of 1911 and her parents commissioned Klimt to paint her portrait posthumously with the help of photographs. This is the final painting in a series of three portraits commissioned by the Munk family of their daughter. One of the last and most modern of Klimt's full-length female portraits, the painting offers a glimpse into the working methods of Klimt as it features unpainted areas, sketched areas, and finished areas. I really marvel at the opportunity to see the steps of his process.
"To every age its art. To ever art its freedom."
–Motto of the Viennese Seccession (Der Zeit ihre Kunst. Der Kunst ihre Freiheit.)
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Imported chickpeas had another day of lull trade, without any price movement at all. All-origin Kabuli chana has been flat-to range bound due to quiet chana prices.
Russia Kabuli chana settled at Rs 4050-4150 and Sudan Kabuli ended at Rs 4150. Burma Kabuli closed the session at Rs 4000, while Ethiopia and Tanzania Chickpea were quoted at Rs 4050 and Rs 4150 by the end of Friday's closing trade.
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- Medical Billing & Collection Connery House Repton Place White Lion Road Amersham HP7 9LP
- 01494 763999
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- For Secretarial - Mary Howell
- 34 Circus Road London NW8 9SG
- 020 7722 9346
- 020 7483 3018
- email@example.com
Anaesthetists worked with
- Dr John Anderson Not Fee Assured
- Dr Nicholas James Lees Fee Assured
- Dr Mogera Chandra Not Fee Assured
- Dr Virginia Brown Not Fee Assured
- Dr Benjamin O'Brien Fee Assured
Research interests
Non invasive assessment of coronary heart disease
Diabetic Ischaemic heart disease-early detection
Coronary angioplasty stenting
Personal interests
Radio-controlled aircraft
Awards received
Gold Medal Student -Leeds University Medical School (top student)
British Cardiac Society runner up Best Research presentation
Greater than 100 publications or presentations
Contribute to 5 Cardiactext books
Courses offered to GPs
Management of ischaemic heart disease
Management of hypertension
Management of valvular heart disease
Outcomes (checked and approved by medical professional body)
Please click on this link if you would like to see information about this healthcare professional's performance compared to their peers, as published by their medical professional body.http://www.bcis.org.uk/
Outcomes (self-reported)
Last year carried out 168 complex angioplasties. Only 1 procedure was this not possible and patient carried on with medical therapy. The rest were all successful.
- BSc, MD, FRCP Leeds and London 1978
GMC registration
Reference number 2435268
Professional bodies (positions held - last 3 yrs)
- Cardiology MAC member Wellington Hospital 2016
- Medical Director Wellington Hospital Diagnostiv 2016
Affiliations / memberships
British Cardiac Society
British Cardiac Interventional Society
Practice hours
Appt Bookings
- Spire Bushey Hospital, WD23 1RD
- Thursday
- 08:00 - 13:30
- 020 7722 9346
- The Wellington Out-patient and Diagnostic...
- Tuesday
- 08:30 - 13:30
- 020 7722 9346
- Wellington North Building, 27 Circus Road,...
- Monday
- 14:30 - 18:30
- 020 7722 9346
- Wellington North Building, 27 Circus Road,...
- Wednesday
- 14:30 - 18:30
- 020 7722 9346
Post treatment communication
Following treatment of a Bupa member, I will communicate with GPs in line with Department of Health, GMC and appropriate professional bodies guidelines.
In the event of an urgent query following treatment, Bupa members should use the following contact details
Phone Third floor Wellington North block 0207 483 5033
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NETInc (Innovative Nonwovens Conference) brings together industry professionals from around the world eager to share knowledge, innovation and new ideas about the nonwovens industry. This is the only technical conference developed by engineers and technologists to help attendees understand the innovation behind science and how it impacts the market. Early bird discount ends March 24,...Read More


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Our Purpose
This is one of the reasons why Hinton Cares Foundation exist! We can help get through it and give you successful tools for moving ahead after suffering the loss of a child!
What Is Leukemia?
Thought this would be helpful to people who are not aware of what Leukemia is or the various types.
We will share all the knowledge we get!
Working While Waiting
Until a solid cure is found and the survival rate is heightened, we will continue to provide emotional support from the Hinton Cares Foundation.
We are doing what we can, while we can! TjH
Spread The Love
3 Generations of Hinton's spreading the love at Ronald McDonald House this past Friday.
What an amazing opportunity to show care by way of preparing and serving dinner to 60 families facing some extremely challenging times with their loved ones at Duke University Hospital.
We are at our best when we are helping others! ~TjH
If you are local, visit our volunteer page to see how you can get involved. If are not local visit our donation page today! (All donations are used to provide support to families)
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Star Wars: Episode I:
Battle for Naboo revolves around much of what you couldn't see by watching the prequel movie on the silver screen. The corrupt forces of the Trade Federation have blanketed the once-peaceful planet of Naboo. Consequently, the nation's capital, Theed, has been raided by The Federation's puppet troop of droids. Meanwhile, Queen Amidala escapes Theed in an effort to go before the Galactic Senate on Coruscant to implore for help with Naboo.
This is where you come in. As Lieutenant Gavyn Sykes of Naboo's Royal Security Forces you are tossed into the chaotic streets of Theed, not to fight, but to escape and form a resistance faction. As you defend yourself through the city streets and later out into the fields, rivers, canyons, and mountains of Naboo you'll be faced with the endless onslaught of the Trade Federation. However, the goal remains the same: to gather enough allies from surrounding territories to form a competent resistance movement. Eventually, after dogfighting through tight ravines, drifting down mine-loaded rivers, and fending off flocks of the Trade Federation's droid starfighters in the depths of space you'll have your chance to return Naboo to its original peaceful state.
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Cauliflower Alfredo Sauce
Here is a dairy free alfredo sauce that uses awesome whole, natural ingredients!
2 cups cauliflower
1 1/4 cup unsweetened almond milk
1 cup cooked none beans
1 large shallot
Juice from 1/2 lemon
3 cloves garlic
salt & pepper to taste
3 tbsp olive oil
red pepper flakes (optional)
Add cauliflower to pot of boiling water and boil until tender (a few mins). Add 1 tbsp olive oil, sliced shallot and chopped garlic cloves to a pan. Heat until tender. Add almond milk, beans, cauliflower, shallot, garlic, lemon juice, remaining 2 tbsp olive oil to blender. Blend until smooth. Taste, add salt & pepper as needed, & blend again. I had to add a good amount of salt and pepper to get it to my liking. Be your own judge. Pour over some Dreamfields pasta, protein or veggies and top with red pepper flakes, if desired. -Healthy Crush


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The Cable
Feltman: 'What happened in Tunisia strikes me as uniquely Tunisian'
A top State Department official in Tunis pledged full American support for the Tunisian drive to hold free elections on Wednesday, but also sought to distance the U.S. position on Tunisia from other mass protests in the region, such as the ongoing unrest in Egypt. "What happened in Tunisia strikes me as uniquely Tunisian. That ...
A top State Department official in Tunis pledged full American support for the Tunisian drive to hold free elections on Wednesday, but also sought to distance the U.S. position on Tunisia from other mass protests in the region, such as the ongoing unrest in Egypt.
"What happened in Tunisia strikes me as uniquely Tunisian. That the events that took place here over the past few weeks derive from particularly Tunisian grievances, from Tunisian circumstances by the Tunisian people," Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs Jeffrey Feltman said at a press conference.
He called for free and fair elections in Tunisia and pledged both American and international support to set them up.
"The United States stands with the people of Tunisia. This is an exciting and unprecedented moment in Tunisia's history with great challenges but also great opportunities for the Tunisian people to chart their own course," he said.
Feltman allowed that there are some fundamental similarities with regard to human rights.
"The challenges that are faced here are in some cases shared. And we think governments everywhere should be finding ways to permit peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, freedom of the media in order to give people a say in how they are governed and to give them a stake in the future," he said.
Feltman's remarks echo Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's latest statement, which also calls on the Egyptian government to stop harassing protesters, but doesn't call on the Egyptian government to let them participate in a real election process.
"It is important that the government listens to the concerns of those demonstrating and respects rights of freedom of assembly and expression," she said. "Openness, transparency and political freedom are important tenets of stability. We urge the government and demonstrators to seek a peaceful way forward."
The Obama administration's support for Tunisians' right to self determination was on display during last night's State of the Union speech by President Obama, a speech in which he didn't mention Egypt at all.
"We saw that same desire to be free in Tunisia, where the will of the people proved more powerful than the writ of a dictator. And tonight, let us be clear: the United States of America stands with the people of Tunisia, and supports the democratic aspirations of all people," said Obama.
The White House issued a statement from Press Secretary Robert Gibbs at about 11:30 PM, after the president's speech had concluded, expressing U.S. support of Egyptians right to peaceful assembly, but without any call for free and fair elections.
"The Egyptian government has an important opportunity to be responsive to the aspirations of the Egyptian people, and pursue political, economic and social reforms that can improve their lives and help Egypt prosper. The United States is committed to working with Egypt and the Egyptian people to advance these goals," the statement read.
During a Wednesday morning roundtable, State Department Policy Planning Director Anne Marie Slaughter explained the seeming disparity by noting that there was consistency in the sense that both stances include a respect for "universal values."
"That means we are strongly supportive of the Tunisians in the effort to achieve democracy, it also means we are not imposing our values on countries around the world," she said.
The New America Foundation's Steve Clemons said that the George W. Bush administration, despite that it outwardly advocated for democratic change in the Arab world, might have taken a similar stance as the Obama administration has on Egypt.
"The notion that we're somehow in the streets with every potential freedom movement would be a mistake in foreign policy," he said. "If this administration was out there calling for regime change in Egypt, I think that would be a huge mistake."


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Maria Cecilia Pastor
WAWFE, Peru
Title: Techniques of forensic identification in dentistry
Maria Cecilia Pastor graduated Odontology, DDS from Faculty of Odontology of Catholic University Santa Maria, Arequipa, Peru. She is a Specialist in Dentistry Legal and Forensic Science, Orthodontics and an Expertise in Dentistry. She is the Area Coordinator of Peru WAWFE. She is the Vice President of The Peruvian Association of Forensic Dentistry (APOFOR), Active Member of The Peruvian Society of Legal and The Forensic Dentistry and Criminology, The Argentina Society of Legal Dentistry (SADOL), The Forensic Dentistry Iberoamericana (SOFIA), The International Association for Orthodontics and The Paulista Society of Orthodontics, Brazil (SPO). She is also the Founder and President of The International Group for The Study of The Dentistry EUROAMERICA.
Forensic dentistry has its own identification procedures, like the Dental tab, the Rugoscopia, bites, and the Queiloscopia or impressions of the lips. It also has a number of elements of unquestionable value to contribute to justice, much as in the intrauterine life and after his birth, elements that allow us to determine the identification of people and corpses. The Dental tab is a transcendental identification procedure because the registered states of the patients and their variation over time with arrangements of the materials that are used are almost unchanged over time and high temperatures and to this we add that teeth, the harder tissues of the body are compelling evidences to identity different people. It helps in case of disasters, aviation accidents, terrorist attacks, earthquakes, great destruction and identification of the common pit. The Rugoscopia is another dental procedure of identification. It involves taking samples of soft tissues, and these are different in everyone. Another identification procedure is through the snakebites. These are impressions of teeth left on people, objects or edible substances. We also have the Queiloscopia that consists of taking the labial by different methods and the traces are unique, unchanging and imperishable.


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Milan (Italian: Milano [miˈlaːno], Milanese: [miˈlãː]) is a city in northern Italy, capital of Lombardy, and the second-most populous city in Italy after RomeMilan served as the capital of the Western Roman Empire, the Duchy of Milan and the Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia The city proper has a population of about 1.4 million while its metropolitan city has 3.26 million inhabitantsIts continuously built-up urban area, that stretches well beyond the boundaries of its administrative metropolitan city, is the fourth largest in the EU with 5.27 million inhabitantsThe population within the wider Milan metropolitan area, also known as Greater Milan, is estimated at 8.2 million, making it by far the largest metropolitan area in Italy and the 4th largest in the EU.Milan is considered a leading alpha global city, with strengths in the field of the art, commerce, design, education, entertainment, fashion, finance, healthcare, media, services, research and tourism.
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Update - 10/20/15: After alerting Google, Facebook and Twitter to the problematic material cited in this blog post, all the items have been removed by those services in a prompt manner.
As violence escalates in Israel, content has emerged across social media platforms—including YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter—not only urging people to stab Jews, but providing instructional information on how to stab people and which knives to use.
The following is a sampling of Arabic-language posts ADL has identified in the past several days specifically providing information about how to stab victims. While such content is available is many languages, the Arabic language content seems geared toward Arabic speakers in Israel.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is alerting various social media companies about this content. ADL continues to work with the industry to improve policies and protocols for the removal of content that triggers violence or promotes bigotry, content that is contrary to the companies' terms of service.
ADL continues to encourage the public to report such content. ADL Cyber-Safety Action Guide provides quick and easy access to company policies and complaint forms.
- A video featuring two masked men demonstrating several stabbing techniques is available on several YouTube channels. The video, posted on October 5, is listed under several titles, including "Learn how to stab a Jew." The video is also circulating on Facebook and Twitter.
- A number of Twitter users started posting a graphic last week describing what type of knife should be used for stabbing attacks in Israel. The image includes the following instructions: "Circulate: Regarding the Youth in the occupied lands, they must use serrated knives in stabbing so the air can enter the body of the target, which leads to immediate death, and the destruction of organs when the knife is pulled."
"[Right side, in red] Use this" "[Left side, in green] don't use this"
- Other Twitter users using an Arabic hashtag "Slaughtering the Jews" posted a message that reads: "Don't hesitate in using this quality (vegetable knife) as it's the strongest in causing pain #SlaughteringtheJews." Below is an example from October 8.
- Several Twitter users recommend attaching a camera to the knife to record the stabbing in HD. For example, the tweet below from October 5 includes an image of a GoPro camera attached to a knife and hashtags that translate to "West Bank is uprising" "Stab a soldier with a knife to liberate Palestine" and "Intifada started."
- The following image posted on Facebook on October 14 shows a diagram of the circulatory system with suggestions of areas to stab. The image was included with an Arabic Facebook hashtag "Stab."
- The following image posted on Instagram on October 12 reads, "When you stab, put poison on the knife or soak the knife in vinegar. Stab with a screw driver and insert it in the neck….stabber stabber stab correctly."


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SO. You paid $5,000+ for your wedding photographer and now you're wondering exactly how much time should you set aside for the 'wedding portraits'? Honestly – if you just paid $5,000+ then the answer is HOWEVER LONG IT TAKES. Because damn – that's a lot of money and you definitely want to get the most for your money.
But your wedding day shouldn't be one long photo shoot. So how much dedicated time should you schedule for your photographer? We use the template below as a guide. This one assumes that you are having a first look before your ceremony.
27 Minutes first look & couples portrait session:
I start with the first look – and then we move into the specific couples portrait session. After that we go into the wedding party photos.
13 minutes wedding party photos:
All of the bridesmaids/bridesmen and groomsmen/groomsladies along with the couple. Every Combination Conceivable. Combinatorics people!
17 minutes family formals:
These usually take place after the ceremony – it's when ALL of the people involved are RIGHT THERE since they were already gathered for the ceremony. Even if we have to fight to keep them from running to the bar! I RUN THESE FAST. Some photographers take for f*cken ever to get through family formals. You've probably been a part of those sessions. The photographer speaks quietly, doesn't direct anyone, waits for people to get in formation – well F*ck that. This is where I DIRECT PEOPLE.
Of course there are ways to direct 50 people without making them feel bad – you just have to do it LOUDLY. Well – and you have to know WHAT THE F*CK you're doing. Hopefully this isn't your photographer's first rodeo.
11 minutes after ceremony couples portrait (short, again):
If we can, I'll steal the couple for a quick 11 minutes after the family formals and before they enter the end of their cocktail hour. Often times we're in a completely different location than the earlier session but more importantly – the light will be completely different. It's usually around sunset by this time and WOW THE LIGHT IS AMAZING. So we take 11 minutes and knock out the BEST PHOTOS YOU'VE EVER SEEN.
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