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As all musicians know, the COVID-19 pandemic has been disastrous for the arts community. With personal gatherings banned, we have all lost months of income with no recourse for unemployment or other aid measures; meanwhile, the future is still very much in question. I was asked to contribute some thoughts to the Cornell Concert Series blog, which you can read here.
Boston Musica Viva
In February 2019, while performing Reena Esmail's gorgeous Meri Sakhi ki Avaaz with incredible Hindustani singer Saili Oak and the Richmond Symphony Orchestra, I had the great pleasure of hearing Shirish Korde's concerto for cello and tabla, Lalit. What an enormous honor, then, to be asked to premiere Shirish's The Conference of the Birds with Boston Musica Viva this fall! In advance of the performance, I answered a few questions about my life and work. Read on for more!
Musicians from Marlboro
I am so honored and excited to be reprising two incredible pieces I performed in Marlboro summers past on two different Musicians from Marlboro tours this season, Brett Dean's And once I played Ophelia and Kate Soper's Only the Words Themselves Mean What They Say. I answered a few questions for the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society ahead of these concerts. Read on if you're interested, and I hope to see you in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, D.C., Chicago, or Boston!
Going "home" for the summer
I've been extraordinarily, unspeakably lucky to spend the last three summers at the Marlboro Music Festival, and will be returning there in a few weeks. It's hard to describe the magic that is Marlboro, the magic of a place where one is simply allowed to make music. There are so many pressures in this world on musicians, particularly because this art form is utterly impractical in myriad ways, but Marlboro exists in some strange anti-gravity where we are fed and housed and loved and our needs are met, and we can just learn and sing and play and be. For someone like myself, who travels hither and thither for concerts, the seven weeks at Marlboro also represent the longest consecutive period of time I'll be sleeping in one bed for the entire year. In that sense, it really feels like going home. Last year, I enjoyed sharing dinner with a few other participants and the New York Times' Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim. You can read a little about our experience here.
If you can't catch me at Marlboro this summer, I'll be performing on tour with the Musicians From Marlboro in various cities on the east coast (plus Chicago!) in October 2019 and March 2020. The dates and venues are listed on the homepage of this website.
A few months ago, I had the distinct pleasure of speaking with soprano Angela Dinkelman in between rehearsals in NYC for her interview project, Coffee with the Quasitura. We chatted for a few hours (!!!) about life, music, the arts, and most especially about finding meaning and purpose in this incredibly privileged but also difficult profession. Somehow, she condensed this mammoth conversation into something digestible! If you'd like to read more, follow the link to her interview.
Sparks & Wiry Cries
I have been working for the art song organization Sparks & Wiry Cries for almost two years now, mostly doing editing work behind the scenes. However, since January of 2017, I have also been posting a daily song--along with some comments and context--to their website and Facebook page. If you want to follow along in my musical explorations, check out their website or "like" their page!
In 2013, I was lucky enough to be able to participate in a workshop through the Toronto Summer Music Festival. This wonderful program provided the eight singers and four pianist participants the opportunity to spend two intimate weeks studying song with master teachers Elly Ameling and Julius Drake. My time there was transformative and inspiring, and I was really happy to have been asked to talk about my experience there for TSMF's blog. You can read my thoughts below, or at their website.
With a busy touring schedule on the horizon for 2016, Lucy caught up with us to let us know what she has been up to.
1. How old were you when you started studying music? What were some of your early influences?
I started playing the violin at age five, after begging my parents for lessons for two years. Before I was able to take lessons, I used to sit in front of the radio and pretend to play the violin with a glitter wand as my bow. I guess I was surrounded by music from an early age, since my mother was a serious amateur pianist who used to practice a lot at home. I remember a lot of Brahms and Scriabin! My dad isn't a musician, but he is an opera lover and he used to take me to the San Francisco Opera with him, starting when I was eight years old. I think it was a ploy to get the ushers to feel sorry for me (and thus him) and give us nice seats! However, it backfired because I gave up dreams of medical school and instead I'm now an opera singer myself. Oops! I started singing in choir in middle school after getting guilt-tripped to join by the choral conductor. However, I fell absolutely in love with singing there and started taking private lessons in high school. Ultimately being a singer felt more natural to me than playing the violin: I loved the combination of music and text, and the power I had as a storyteller.
2. What was your experience like in the Toronto Summer Music Academy?
I had an amazing experience at the TSM Academy. I was able to work with Elly Ameling and Julius Drake, plus a day with Sanford Sylvan. I only knew Elly Ameling and Julius Drake's work through their incredible discography, and so to be able to work with them in the flesh was a dream come true. I was blown away by Elly Ameling's wit, wisdom, brilliance, and stamina. I was incredibly moved by the musical risks Julius Drake takes. It felt like everything he played expressed an opinion, that he was playing from the depth of his soul, and hearing him take those risks—and his encouragement of us to take those risks—was really liberating for me as a performer. In addition, I learned so much from my work with Michael McMahon and of course from the amazing singers and pianists who were there alongside me.
3. What did you find to be the most valuable from your studies at the Toronto Summer Music Academy?
I gained many, many valuable things from my studies, but the two that stand out to me are as follows. Firstly, it was so special to be able to glimpse the lineage of music creation and study through our week with Elly Ameling. She gave this new generation of singers not only of her bottomless knowledge and wisdom, but she connected us with the previous generation, something that is absolutely invaluable. We can learn a lot from recordings (as we found from our incredible evening with an unparalleled record collection!) but there is nothing like being able to study with a master. As I mentioned above, I was (and am!) so inspired by Julius Drake's bold musical choices. These were evident both in his recital as well as in those moments in class when I was able to sing with him playing the piano—experiencing the embodiment of his teaching. I continue to think about him as I prepare pieces for performance, always striving to make a choice with everything that I do.4. Would you recommend the programs offered by the TSM to other musicians?
4. Would you recommend the programs offered by the TSM to other musicians?
Yes! I continue to do so, and many of the friends to whom I have recommended the course (including Kay Maysek, Hyanghyun Lee, and now Jeremy Hirsch) have attended and also loved it!
5. Since attending the Toronto Summer Music Academy, what have you been up to?
I've actually been thinking about my summer at the Academy a lot recently, as I prepare Debussy's Ariettes oubliées for performance in a small recital tour in the northeast. I sang a few of the songs from the cycle for Ms. Ameling when I was at the Academy and heard a few others performed by another student, so I am constantly going back to my notes and to my memory of that amazing experience!
In general, since that summer I began, and have now completed, a master's degree, which I received from Bard's Graduate Vocal Arts Program. There I was a student of Dawn Upshaw and Edith Bers. In between my years at Bard I spent two summers as a fellow at Tanglewood, and I am headed first to Stephanie Blythe's Fall Island Vocal Arts Seminar and then to the Marlboro Music Festival this summer. In September I started a position as a Visiting Lecturer at Cornell University, where I am teaching voice. It's a job I really love because I'm learning so much from my students, and my schedule is also flexible enough for me to be able to travel a lot for performances. I've had the opportunity to perform as a soloist with a number of orchestras including the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Tulsa Symphony, the American Classical Orchestra, the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, and the American Symphony Orchestra in my Carnegie Hall debut. I've been involved in the creation of a new opera by American composer Sheila Silver based on the novel A Thousand Splendid Suns, which has had performances in New York City and Key West, Florida. My collaborative partner, Ryan MacEvoy McCullough, and I have given recitals throughout the northeastern United States, in Toronto, and at composer John Harbison's Token Creek Chamber Music Festival in Wisconsin. We have more recitals upcoming, including the tour mentioned above, and more recitals in Ithaca, NY, and Williamstown, MA. I've also worked with a composer and animator, Anna Lindemann, on the creation of a concert-length pairing of animation and art song. We're taking long-form art songs by Schubert and Prokofiev, as well as a new song written by Anna, and performing them with interactive, live-manipulated animation that helps to tell the story of these wonderful songs. Our hope is that we can reach a diverse audience with this approach without losing the integrity of this amazing music. I've done lots of other things, but I guess this comprises some highlights!
6. What are some of your musical goals for the future?
My musical goals are to continue to make the most expressive, communicative music I can—no matter what or where I'm singing! I'm not sure what the future will hold, but I continue to strive for the same excellence that Elly Ameling and Julius Drake showed us in our weeks together in Toronto.
7. Is there any music you're listening to currently that you find really inspiring?
That's a great question! I recently listened to Peter Eötvös' new violin concerto, DoReMi, and I was totally entranced by it. I don't know if this counts, but I also heard four concerts this past summer that—even though they were months ago—really resonated with me and continue to inspire me. The first was a performance of Messiaen's Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum. His use of sound—the pure volume of sound that he calls for—was thrilling! Julian Anderson's new string quartet, 300 Weihnachtslieder, is another example of simply brilliant use of sound. In both of these cases, I sat there grinning from ear to ear. It was so exciting to have my ears and my mind opened to these incredible new sonic possibilities! Finally, I got to attend two performances by Sarah Connolly this summer: Schumann's Frauenliebe und -leben and some Mozart arias with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Her singing was incredibly poised, incredibly gracious, and incredibly giving (not to mention, of course, incredibly beautiful). I was so inspired by her commitment to the music and the text above all. I cannot speak highly enough of her!
Blogging about Opera
I have been thinking about how best to begin this blog space on my website and had come to no conclusions until I was recently asked to answer a few questions about opera in anticipation of The Glenn Gould School's double bill on the 16th and 17th of November. In my defense, I've been very busy lately with school, master classes (with luminaries Timothy Noble and Liz Upchurch), a concert as a soloist with the Cantabile Chamber Singers, and--of course--opera rehearsals. Given all this, I am afraid I will just point you in the direction of The Glenn Gould School's own blog post, which you may find here, and remind you that our production of Ned Rorem's Three Sisters who are not Sisters and Joseph Vézina's Le Lauréat is going up this weekend! Everything sounds beautiful, the stage looks amazing, the special lighting in the Rorem looks fantastic, and I have to say that the Vézina is quite possibly the cutest thing I have ever heard in my entire life. And I have definitely watched my fair share of mewing kittens on Youtube...
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Maria is a young girl from Nigeria. She traveled to London only to fall in love with Desmond. After two years, Desmond traveled to his town in Nigeria.
Maria waited for many months without her sweetheart at home, she went to a friend to complain. While returning to the house, she met a boy who is identical to Desmond. She hugged him mistaking him for her sweetheart, Desmond.
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From Blog to Visual Journal
Hey everyone!
Welcome back to my blog for another open letter. This week, we are going to be talking about a few of the changes that are going to be taking place on my blog this year, as I transition out of writing to you all every week to talking to you all, through my podcast! You can read all about that here on one of my previous letters.
As I've mentioned in that post, there are some things that I don't know how to write about very well on my blog, because I can only speak from my own perspective. There are some topics, such as mental health for people of color, mental health and the environment, food and mental health, and mental health and cultural stigma, that are in dire need of a conversation with more than just one voice, and more than just one perspective. This is why I'm starting my podcast- I'd like to help bring more voices to the conversation than just my own.
I also just picked a title for my podcast! My podcast will be called
Rise, as in look for a sunrise after every sunset
Rise, as in allowing your voice to rise
Rise, as in learning how to rise above pain and sorrow
I thought that this title was so perfectly symbolic for what I want my podcast to be about.
What do you think?
Also, here are a few updates on things that are happening on my blog!
At the end of this month, I'll be taking down my blog for a few weeks and working on re-designing it. As I grow, I want my blog to grow with me. And so as I prepare to launch my podcast, I will be taking down my blog, possibly purchasing a new domain, and getting rid of posts that I don't believe are relevant to my audience. I will then re-launch in a few weeks! But I will keep you all posted on everything as I go.
Additionally, a few months ago I really fell in love with the idea of making my blog more like a visual journal/bullet journal of my thoughts. That's more of the look that the new Handmade Hearts will take, and I'm excited to show you all what I have in mind! Now that I've discovered Canva, this will also be easier to do. I'll be adding a page to my blog that is specifically dedicated to my podcast, so you all can find more info about that over there.
Today, I'm also starting the process of scripting for my blog, which will be launching July 2018 (not June like I'd initially had in mind- I have an event that I'm planning on attending at the end of the month so I had to push back the date).
Anyways, if you all would like updates on where I am in the process of creating my podcast, you can join the mailing list right here. If you join my mailing list and fill out the email survey, I'll feature you on my blog!
ALSO new for Handmade Hearts are these first few Mindfulness Playlists that I put together on Spotify! Check them out!
Let me know what you think of these!
That's all the new info on my blog that I have for you guys! Have anything you want to share with me? Write me! You can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com
I hope everyone has a great week!
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Advance Care Planning is the act of making decisions about the medical care you would like to receive if you become unable to speak for yourself.
|From left, Commissioner John Justman, Mary Watson, Community Project Coordinator at Hopewest, Commissioner Rose Pugliese, Brian Whitmore, Community Relations Director at Hopewest, Dyann Walt, Supervisor at DHS, and Commissioner Scott McInnis.
National Health Care Decisions Day aims to create public awareness and encourages citizens to create medical advance care directives that align with each individual's personal beliefs and preferences, which will guide the individual's medical professionals during a time of medical need.
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Still restless, but no longer idealistic and insecure, he knew he had to go home...
After two years, Jo Cameron King's life as a widow abruptly ends when her husband returns home to Austin. Unable to understand his anger and bitterness, she accepts a call to travel to the New Mexico Territory to meet her dying birth father whom she knows nothing about. Her plan to escape her husband goes awry when he demands to travel with her.
Dalton King, believing lies his Texas Ranger partner tells him about Jo, seethes with hatred toward his wife. Now he must protect Jo from his partner's twisted mind, while sorting out the truth. Jo's bravery and loyalty convince him she's innocent.
But can they regain the love and respect they once shared?


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Today I've got something very special to share with all of you. During the final few months of my pregnancy, I decided to improvise a simple cotton blanket for C, using textured knit stitches and a few basic crochet techniques (for the border). I got a lot of comments on in and even a few questions as to how I made it.
So I've decided to publish the pattern (as a free Ravelry download) in case any of you are interested in knitting it up.
If it's at all possible for a knitting project to accompany one on the journey into motherhood, then this would be the project. It was with me as a WIP in the final few months of pregnancy, it came to the birthing center with us (to use for bringing C home) and it was a constant through those early postpartum days where everything was slightly foggy and I really was just doing my best to grow into a new role that didn't fit quite right yet.
When I look at this blanket I remember all this. We don't use it much anymore, but every once in awhile I pull it out and think about how far we've come in a year. We've watched our baby grow but we've also seen ourselves grow right along with him.
And yes, this is just a blanket- just stitch upon stitch, row after row. But as is so often the case with knitting, I'm finding that these stitches add up to so much more.


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3D Film Production
The TV movies are based on original books of Carlo Collodi and the new interpretation with the mix of live action and 3D animation give it a particular look.
- Project: TV movie 2x 90 Min by FFP
- Task: Animation production
- Executives: Dirk Hampel, Alex Colls, Carlos Garci
A piece of pine-wood is carved into a puppet by a poor old toy maker. The puppet suddenly comes to life for feeling exciting adventures along with a female wood cricket.
- Directed by: Anna Justice
- Cast: Mario Adorf, Benjamin Sadler, Inka Friedrich and more
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For us quality is more important than quantity. In the morning each guest will find everything to enjoy in peace a good Italian breakfast. This is really unique and special, both for its quality and freshness. The products we serve, come from the farms of Como Lake and Brianza, for example the bakers are from Malgrate and Lecco.
- August 5, 2014
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Since I've never really talked to anyone about this type of experience, I'm not sure if thing only certain rare people have or common by another name. Throughout my life there are certain dreams or experiences that are so deep they leave an indelible mark, or psychic signpost whose timelessness continues to influence in distinctly conscious ways how I see the world. One of these is from 1989 when I was living in Cupertino, California. At that time I lived just a few blocks from DeAnza College and right across from Memorial Park. The headquarters of Apple Computer was just around the corner. I worked there as did most of my neighbors. I spent many summers as a youth growing up in this area (Los Altos) and to this day the memory of this part of the Bay Area has a fond place in my heart. It saddens me to think how much things have changed since then, with most of the orchards now replaced with housing tracts and strip malls.
I could spend hours reciting the delights this area held, but one of my favorites was a truly unique bookstore called A Clean Well Lighted Place For Books, nestled within the intricately complex and simple but eloquently designed Oaks Shopping Center, right of Stevens Creek Blvd. Describing this little treasure of a bookstore could never do it justice. It's the kind of place that only exists in pleasant dreams, but then when you're there it takes on a magic all it's own. Firstly the entire layout consisted of dozens of nooks and cranny's of shelves, chairs and couches. There was almost no open area except by the purchasing desk where you could look up to the second floor. Looking up you would see small outlying balconies, book shelves, and numerous skylights where sunlight warmly embraced you wherever you happened to cocoon yourself with a good book. I would spend hours here absorbing the ambiance, the beautiful music, and novel delights coming off the pages of the myriad books and magazines. It was here at the tender age of eleven I first discovered fully my affection for science, science fiction, and trippy new ago books on consciousness exploration. The store had only been open a couple of years then.
After getting caught up in my imagination I would then ride my bicycle across to Memorial Park and sit on the wide open grass with my new book or magazine and trip fantastic about human potential and our journey into the future. I have continued to have the occasional dream which takes place in the dream equivalent of this area.
For reference this was just a few blocks from the Apple Headquarters – which was a lot smaller then. I remember one summer, my dad and I were driving by Apple and a pirate flag was flying. I remember him saying, "damn hippies". I thought it was cool, and it was a few more years before I knew what that was all about.
When I found myself living back in this area as a working adult in Silicon Valley, I made a point of going to A Clean Well Lighted Place for Books whenever I could. The last time I was there was in early 1997. When I worked at Apple I went their frequently. It was with sadness that this bookstore closed a few months later.
Like a persistent memory, I decided to google it today, and found two stories about it. The first is a writeup at the decision to close the store in 1997, and the below a story of recollecting the feeling of loss at the changes Oaks Center had gone through just three years later in 2000:
As a child, I remember the thrill of riding my bicycle to the Oaks Shopping Center for the first time. Many great weekend afternoons were spent riding to the Center, catching a movie, buying ice cream, taking a pass through the bookstore and perhaps riding around Memorial Park.
Many of us in Cupertino share similar fond memories of time spent at The Oaks Shopping Center with family, friends and loved ones. Imagine how many first dates, anniversaries or birthdays were spent at the movies or in one of the restaurants at the Oaks Center. Sometimes going to the Oaks Shopping Center feels like coming home again.
Like many long-time Cupertino residents, I was saddened when the Oaks Shopping Center and the community said good-bye to the bookstore A Clean Well Lighted Place for Books in 1997. The recent City discussions surrounding the possible closure of the Oaks Center movie theater to make way for a grocery store has brought back many of these feelings. It has also raised a larger issue of concern about Cupertino losing some of it's unique history and the character that makes this such a great place to call home.
The Oaks Shopping Center is one of the core symbols or locations that demonstrate Cupertino's unique character. Though a place of commerce, its style and architecture does not match the all too prevalent strip malls along Stevens Creek Boulevard. The Oaks Shopping Center is one of Cupertino's few "town squares."
Observing the debate surrounding the proposed grocery store at this location and the potential forced closing of the movie theater, many Cupertino residents stood up at recent government meetings to express their concerns, fears and anger over the proposed transition.
It is not surprising that the landlord of the Oaks Center keeps an eye peeled for ways to generate revenue. Though many have embraced the center over the years, it has not been a financial success as evidenced by the closing of such center favorites as the bookstore, Cafe Quinn, Blue Chip Cookies and other small businesses.
I realize that the Oaks Shopping Center lacks the one anchor tenant needed to support the financial investment in this prime business location. However, isn't the heritage and history of Cupertino equally valuable, deserving of protection?
Why couldn't both the proposed grocery store and movie theater coexist? Unfortunately, there are plenty of empty store fronts in the center. Shifting the plans to accommodate the theater and the grocery store could be beneficial to both the landlord, store owners and the community. This will give the Oaks Center the anchor tenant it requires to draw patrons, which will trickle in to businesses coming back to the center with the theater remaining open, as well.
As a result, local government will also benefit from the increased sales tax dollars generated from an economically booming Oaks Shopping Center.
Cupertino is the gateway to Silicon Valley. It was Cupertino residents who helped build the Information Superhighway and this community continues to be one of the most sought after areas to live in in the United States. We have the best schools, a top-notch community college and a character that make this place unique. Thinking about the Cupertino we want for our children ought to be at the forefront of this debate.
Bringing a grocery store to the Oaks Center is an idea with merit, but let's not sacrifice the movie theater in the process. We should protect the things that are unique and fun about Cupertino, and our heritage at the Oaks is part of that. We deserve better than reducing our community to a cookie-cutter town like many suburbs in Southern California with one main street, no bookstores, no movie theaters, fast-food joints and a few gas stations. We deserve much better, and we should protect the things that make this community a great place to call home. One step in this process is to find a compromise at the Oaks Center by bringing the grocery store in while protecting the movie theater at the same time.
So I'm not alone after all in having this defining experience.
Below are some pictures I found:
Funny how the very first picture I find on the net is of Ray Bradbury. Three years earlier in 1986, when I was still a student at University of Arizona, Ray Bradbury came to talk there. I managed to "get" a media pass which gave me special access to Ray before his talk. I, along with about a dozen other people, got to spend a couple of hours with Ray in a private conference room and ask as many questions as we wanted of Ray. It was fun to be able to talk with him personally – a couple of things I remember from that encounter – he lived in Tucson when he was in elementary school in the late 1920s, and he wrote R is for Rocket in 9 days!


text: Chilpotle Cooked Beef with Pineapple and Cola Chilpotle Cooked Beef with Pineapple and Cola Served on purple cabbage slaw Ingredients ½ fresh pineapple, chopped 2 white onions, sliced 3 cloves, garlic, chopped 1.5kg topside beef roast 1 tsp Tio Pablo Citrus Chilli Salt 2 tsp cracked black pepper 2 Tbl Tio Pablo Chilpotle de Plata 200g La Morena Chipotle Sauce 1 bottle of Cola (I used Mexican Coca-Cola) 1 cup purple cabbage, shredded 2 radishes, julienned 2 Tbl mayonnaise 2 Tbl plain yoghurt ½ fresh lime 1/4 cup fresh coriander, ripped 1 Tbl Tio Pablo Salsa Picante de Piña ½ tsp honey Salt and coarse black pepper, to taste 1 tomato, diced ¼ cup feta, crumbled 12 Tio Pablo Corn Tortillas Place the pineapple, one of the sliced onions, 2 cloves garlic and beef into a slow cooker and coat entirely with Citrus Chilli Salt, Chilpotle de Plata, Chilpotle Sauce (Salsa Picante) and black pepper. Turn beef over while seasoning, so that all sides are coated. Pour a bottle of cola atop, cover and slow cook on low heat for at least 8 hours. Remove beef from cooker and shred with two forks. Add liquid to shredded beef to add flavour and keep moist. Place cabbage, other sliced white onion and radish in a medium sized bowl. In a small bowl, combine the other clove of garlic, mayonnaise, yoghurt, squeeze of lime, coriander, Salsa Picante de Piña, honey, salt and pepper. Coat the slaw with the dressing. Warm corn tortillas in a frying pan until soft and pliable, top with cabbage slaw, shredded beef, diced tomato and feta. Serves 6. Products used in this recipe Citrus Chilli Salt100g $5.95Add to Cart Chilpotle Sauce 200g $3.75Add to Cart Tio Pablo Tortillas 12 pack 336g $7.50Add to Cart Chilpotle de Plata70g $7.50Add to Cart Salsa Picante de Piña250g $8.50Add to Cart Chilpotle Cooked Beef with Pineapple and Cola2016-11-212018-07-27https://tiopablo.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/tio-pablo-logo.pngTio Pablohttps://tiopablo.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/IMG_0071.jpg200px200px


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Woody Allen once joked, "I'm not afraid of death. I just don't want to be there when it happens." A worldwide survey by the Lien Foundation in Singapore recently reported the primary worry of the elderly is dying in pain. It listed England as the best place to die. Canada and the U.S tied for 9th place.
As a physician, I've always known that pain is the overwhelming fear, particularly for cancer patients. I've also known that heroin has been available in Britain for 90 years to ease the final agony of death. This knowledge triggered a visit to England more than 30 years ago to witness its use and to question why it wasn't used for this purpose in Canada. I didn't realize my probe would engender so much controversy.
British pain specialists shot down the myths of heroin held by critics in North America. The most asinine is that terminal cancer patients become addicted to heroin. They don't, because it's used for pain relief, not pleasure. But even if it did, who gives a tinker's damn about addiction when patients have only days or hours to live?
Cancer specialists at Thomas's Hospital in London told me some terminal patients were receiving 1,500 milligrams (mg) every four hours for pain, when 5 mg is the normal dose for post-operative cases. If patients experience a remission in their cancer, they can be weaned off heroin in three weeks.
North Americans continue to claim that morphine is as good as heroin. But it's a pharmacological fact that heroin is stronger, passes through the blood brain barrier faster and provides a sense of euphoria. I do not see anything wrong with giving dying patients a feeling of euphoria. Moreover, Scotland Yard told me that another objection - the fear in Canada that hospital pharmacies might be broken into - was nonsense, as it had not happened in Britain.
I reported these facts in my column and received thousands of letters of support. Then the unexpected happened. I was severely criticized by the Canadian Cancer Society, RCMP, The Pharmacy Association and some cancer specialists. I was uninformed, they insisted, and a headline-seeking journalist.
This began a five year battle with critics during which time I formed the W. Gifford-Jones Foundation for Pain and received financial support from readers. On December 20, 1984, the government responded to public pressure and legalized heroin for terminal cancer patients.
But inane restrictions were imposed. Heroin had to be kept in guarded unknown locations in Canada and transferred to hospitals under police escort. Some hospitals required doctors to appear before a committee to present their case for heroin. These obstacles resulted in such small amounts of heroin being used by doctors that heroin is no longer imported into Canada.
My foundation collected $500,000, which was donated to the University of Toronto Medical School to establish the W. Gifford-Jones Professorship in Pain Control and Palliative Care. This does an excellent job teaching the care of all terminal patients. The Lien Foundation must be congratulated for creating a "Quality of Death Index". It considers the quality of death as important as the quality of life. But it should not depend on what country you live in, or what part of that country, that determines how well you will be cared for in your final days.
It will take a mammoth effort for Canada and the U.S to overtake England and other countries in this field. In Canada, only 10 to 30% of those who need it receive end-of-life care.
Today we spend huge amounts of money on the battle with death that cannot be won. All too often I see terminal patients cruelly subjected to painful and useless diagnostic and so-called "therapeutic" procedures, when what they need is pain-free hospice care.
Unfortunately, Woody Allen cannot escape being there when death arrives. But there would be less fear for all of us if we knew that painkillers and palliative help would be available. Being #9 is not good enough for Canada or the U.S.
The long fight to legalize heroin is documented in my memoir, "You're Going to Do What?"
Visit Dr. Gifford-Jones' website at DocGiff.com. For comments, e-mail email@example.com. Dr. Gifford-Jones' common sense-based medical column offered with the occasional dash of humour has been published in Canadian newspapers for 30 years.


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These unique, custom pillow covers feature your pet on crushed velvet or textured twill for a fashionable in-home accessory, and of course more opportunity to cuddle with your beloved pet in any room of the house.
Crushed velvet available in vibrant, eye catching yellow-gold, lavender, and pink
Note : One pet per pillow cover. Please allow 4 weeks for delivery
Accommodates a 18" square pillow insert; sold separately.
Zipper closure – barely there, black zipper pull.
Pillows insets (18 x 18) available at your favorite local retailer/
Made in the U.S.A.
- Machine wash in cold water; gentle
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12 March 2010
Louis Vuitton
If you'd told me that the Louis Vuitton show was going to end up being my favorite of the season I'd have probably told you you were off your rocker. I guess it ends up making sense seeing that Marc Jacobs is the mind behind it all and I'm usually a fan of his work. I just typically like the Marc by Marc Jacobs best and was taken by surprise at just how much I like the Louis Vuitton this time around. The prim skirt length is especially refreshing and something I'm excited to experiment with more. That "below the knee" thing can be quite tricky to pull off. Definitely saving these looks as a reference when I'm stuck.
18 comments:
- Maria Confer said...
I never would have thought it, too. I always love marc by marc and only usually like a few LV pieces, but this whole collection was so classic and beautiful.
Lulu Letty
- March 12, 2010
- Natasha said...
What an amazing collection!! I love the shapes and the muted colors. Very classically gorgeous!
- March 12, 2010
- Rhitbee said...
my gosh! I am in love with these looks too, they're all so classic!
- March 12, 2010
- Fabiola "Fab" said...
Now that's a collection. Classic and timeless!!! love it!!
- March 12, 2010
- Kelley Anne said...
Wow, these are beautiful. I love all of the longer hemlines and plaid, flouncy skirts this year. Its so beautiful and lady-like.
- March 12, 2010
- LoveCharlesVintage said...
Ohh I love it!
You could be walking down that runway.
- March 12, 2010
- Tea Lady said...
eeek! I LOVE it. Especially the rose pink dress.
I'm a big fan of Marc by Marc Jacobs dresses also. I think its my favorite designer. Its my goal to buy a Marc by Marc Jacobs dress one day... when I can afford it (which will be never).
- March 12, 2010
- Initials.CC said...
tres belles robe rose !!
Des bisous de CELINE&CHARLOTTE
- March 12, 2010
- Midnight Cowgirl said...
I love the longer skirts!
- March 12, 2010
- BaronessVonVintage said...
oh, SWOON!
- March 12, 2010
- miss twinkletoes said...
so ladylike! very beautiful!
- March 12, 2010
- Esz said...
I love this collection too and it is rather surprising. I hope this portends a lowering of skirt hemlines in seasons to come. I am thoroughly over bum-grazing miniskirts that are so 'fashionable' right now.
- March 12, 2010
- Lulu said...
ooh that first outfit is so classy! it all is, but that ones my favorite =]
- March 12, 2010
- the clothing project said...
love it.
- theclothingproject.com
- March 12, 2010
- the spectator said...
I love the skirt/dress length.
- March 13, 2010
- Lacey Starr said...
That's certainly a departure. I love it!
- March 13, 2010
- vintageduygular said...
How beautiful collection!
- March 13, 2010
- Melissa said...
I also liked that he used curvier models than the ones normally seen on runways (Laetitia Costa, Adriana Lima, Elle MacPherson, etc.). I hope that's a trend that will stick around!
- March 13, 2010


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If you are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911 or contact a local authority prior to contacting Management. All other maintenance requests should be initiated using the form below. Please be advised that Management reserves the right to determine what request is considered an emergency vs. routine repair. In the event the damage is determined to be due to Tenant negligence, the Tenant will be responsible for all repair costs; otherwise, the Owner will be responsible according to the terms of your lease agreement. Supporting pictures are not required, but recommended to help Vendors better assess the issue at hand. Pictures can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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We're doing all we can to minimise the risk of anyone impersonating a Scottish Water employee or someone carrying out work on our behalf.
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Montana Collection
The Montana Collection holds an array of materials relevant to the history of Montana, including the growth from a territory to eventual statehood in 1889.
One can find a wealth of information about the history of the state in The History of Montana by Helen Fitzgerald Sanders. Another valuable resource is Progressive Men of Montana, a two volume description of the famous men of Montana. Other topics within the Montana Collection include books on political struggles and conflicts, legislative reports, biographies of female pioneers such as Jeanette Rankin, Mary Ronan, and Mary MacLane, Native Americans like Sacajawea, Sitting Bull, and Crazy Horse, and famous skirmishes such as the Battle of Little Big Horn and the Battle of the Big Hole. The colorful early days of law and order, corruption and lawlessness are documented by the infamous and controversial sheriff Henry Plummer, various vigilantes, and the history of Bannack and Virginia City. Stories of ghost towns abound in Montana by Dan Cushman and Gold Frontier and Shallow Diggins–Tales from Montana Ghost Towns compiled by Jean Davis.
Notable artists like Charles M. Russell, Frederick Remington, E.S. Paxson, and Ace Powell–whose works depict the wild west through paintings and sketches–can also be found in the Montana Collection. In addition, journal reproductions of Lewis and Clark, geological and topographical maps, and The Last Best Place: A Montana Anthology, contribute to the wealth of information in the Montana Collection.
Butte Collection
The Butte collection, contained behind the reference desk, covers all aspects of Butte history, from the ancient geological formations that evolved into precious minerals, to the discovery of these minerals, and the eventual wealth they produced. The mining industry transformed Butte from a camp to a city of approximately 100,000 people around the turn of the century. It attracted prominent financial, railroad, and architectural tycoons, as well as musical, theatrical and entertainment celebrities who contributed to the fame and fortune of the city. The books, maps, vertical files (collection of loose articles), and newspaper microfilm delve into the origins of a copper camp, the growth of a mining conglomerate, and finally to the demise of the mining industry and decline of Butte.
Excellent historical information can be found in:
- Writer's Project of Montana Copper Camp
- Butte's Heritage Cookbook (stories and recipes gathered from Butte's ethnic neighborhoods)
- War of the Copper Kings by C.B. Glasscock
- The Butte Irish by David Emmons
- Butte's Memory Book by Don James
- Butte in Perspective: The Columbia Gardens by Scott Brim
- A Brief History of Butte by Harry C. Freeman
- The Battle for Butte: Mining and Politics on the Northern Frontier, 1864-1906 by Michael P. Malone
- Mining Cultures: Men, Women and Leisure in Butte, 1914-41 by Mary Murphy
Works of fiction about Butte include:
- Perch of the Devil by Gertrude Atherton
- A Mile High and A Mile Deep by Richard K. O'Malley
- Work Song, Sweet Thunder and many other titles by Ivan Doig
- Butte Polka by Donald McCaig
- Singerman and Wide Open Town by Myron Brinig
- Red Harvest by Dashiel Hammet
- The Glittering Hill by C.F. Murphy
These are just a small sample of the resources available in the Montana Collection of the Butte Public Library.


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The inner workings of this job, the planning, the choices, the public (you) don't always get to see why. But the reason why this particular trip was scheduled was to see if we could do it. Yep! Just to see if we could. We had three gigs anchoring our schedule. We had the push off in Lincoln, NE and then just two days later, Sunfest in Sherwood,OR and then a Concert Window via the internet in Seattle, WA, and then that gig was canceled, and then changed to the Casey Family Reunion back in good ol' Massena, IA.
Traveling with a house behind you is serious business and I want to take this opportunity to tell you that Aaron Earl Short rocked it behind the wheel. "He makes that look easy." a lady said to me at Sunfest. "I know!" I exclaimed and I really mean it.
As new camper owners there was a lot of things we had to figure out. How far 8 miles per gallon is going to get us? Ouch! Is there electric? Is there water? Where are we parking the dang thing? Will it fit? We were tested right away on that last question. Will it fit? Aaron says there is only one way to tell if the camper is going to fit. The answer: If HE looks first.
Before leaving we had to get work done on the van. Two very important things weren't working, the stereo and the air conditioner. We got the radio fixed but the air conditioner, no such luck. The compressor was fixed but the line still needed repair and here is where the drama begins.
The garage ordered the kit to fix the line the week before. UPS said that it will arrive Tues. or Wed. We leave Wed. Of course the part doesn't show until right before I am cutting all hope (which is hard to do in 100 degree heat and humidity). The garage gets us in about 2pm before our gig in Lincoln at 7pm. Lincoln is about 3 hours away. The clock starts ticking. Will we get there in time?
The air gets fixed and we leave a little before 4. We know we are going to be a little late, but we know we can still make something of this show at Crescent Moon Coffee.
Thank you google maps/GPS! You help me so much!
I knew exactly where to go, but... not where to park. We were going to stay at a near by campground but because we were running so late we were in downtown Lincoln with the camper. The directions were to park in the back parking lot, probably if you have a regular sized vehicle. The pressure to just get ourselves to the gig in that tight time frame pressed and we got stuck, badly stuck between vehicles with only centimeters to spare!
Thankfully just as this happened my Aunt Jo and Uncle Lee Arellano, who live there in Lincoln, showed up. I hauled in the gear and Aaron and Uncle Lee worked on getting unstuck.
It took the guys longer than we hoped and I had to play the gig solo. Singing songs and telling stories to the small and loving crowd. Abileen even sang a couple.
Crescent Moon was great to us, thank goodness! I hope we get the opportunity to come back and do that stage justice. Thank you Crescent Moon and my Aunt Jo and Uncle Lee!
Pulling hard the next day we make it through Nebraska and far into Wyoming. We stay at an RV park and utilize the amenities.
The next day we head out of Wyoming, through Utah and Idaho all the way to the Oregon border. We stayed that night at a, yes, here it is, a Walmart. You knew it was coming, I knew it was coming - an overnight in the Walmart parking lot. When we are only going to be parked for a few hours, it works out really well. Didn't smell all that great but it was quiet and we got just enough sleep to excitedly head out in the morning about 5am.
We were in Oregon! I have to say - I love it! There is just a kind of beauty that, for me, can't be contested.
And we were were playing Sunfest that night! This is a festival that has been on our radar to play for over 10 years. It is a great community and we were so excited to get to perform our music.
Oregon music is a lot like our music, here or anywhere. It is abundant! And definitely we were received with a Portland style, "lets see what you got, Iowans". Aaron immediately got the crowd provoked with a potato growing joke. How strange it seemed to be away from home.
The crowd really responded to our music. We got smiles, thumbs up, and a few peace signs - very cool people. We'll be back next year for the big 20th anniversary, already plans are happening. We'll probably hit up that Oregon Country Fair they all were talking about too. Sounds like a crazy good time. This years Sunfest was a fun, dusty, sunny and hot hippie fest - It was a beautiful reunion of peaceful music-lovin' friends that we now consider part of our High Crest family.
It was time for us to park our home for a few days and we decided that the coast was the way to go. We headed to the Oregon Coast Hwy 101.
Again I pay homage to Google Maps/GPS. You make my wheels sing.
I spend a lot of this adventure on my tablet, searching for what I can tell to be the next stop, which I am just hoping will be cool. This is where I disclose that planning is an essential tool that I have underrated, at least by RV standards.
There is a lot of first come, first serve camping spots in State Parks along the coast - if you can get there. We snagged the last one at Beverly Beach State Park. It was ocean side, misty, cool and lovely. I was overwhelming grateful.
We actually stayed on the coast for two more nights at Seal Rock. We explored tide pools, stuck our toes in the ocean sand, played with the tide, watched the sun set over the ocean, saw whales jumping, window shopped in the local towns and loved it! We didn't take one minute for granted.
During this trip we lost a very good family friend, Jack Blythe. This was Aaron's Dad's old time partner in crime. These two performed in the duo, Pacific Quest, for many years. Later they performed with all three of John's boys, Aaron, Rob and Tony in a cover band called Generation Gap. Jack was one of Aaron's earliest and greatest influences in music. It was heartbreak in the middle of Nebraska when we learned he passed. We thought strongly of turning around and heading back, but Aaron said Jack would want him to keep going, keep playing music. In memory of Jack, Aaron sang I Shall Be Released by the side of the Pacific Ocean.
Many of you following us on Facebook saw pictures of our daughter, Abileen, our dog Zapata and our cat, Mango. And some of you suggested that we make an Instagram page for Mango. We did and called it Mango_view. You can follow Mango on Instagram at https://instagram.com/mango_view/
We absolutely loved your feedback. Thank you to everyone who commented, shared with us, followed us...it helped us on the road so much. Thank you for being there! We will continue to try our hardest to keep the music rockin' for you.
We learned a lot, we have plenty of ware and tear on us, but that is what the journey is all about - finding your happiness. And we did it together as a family. Where next?


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First it is important to point out that socialism is an economic system, not a political one. So all of the political propaganda is just that, propaganda. There is nothing about Socialism that is unconstitutional, illegal, or in anyways hinders a democracy, in fact, socialism would tend to have more people involved in the democratic process.
- Capitalism is a system based solely on exploitation whether it be the exploitation of the natural environment or of one another and as such it is ultimately unsustainable and creates an oppressed society under the cultural (or political) tyranny of the elite few and thus has created many of the ills of our society; socialism to the contrary works to eliminate this exploitation.
- Socialism takes the ownership, responsibility, and benefits of resources and the means of productions out of the hands of the elite few and puts them under the collective hands of the people. Contrary to popular belief, this actually increases the quality of goods produced, etc. After all, are you going to work harder to produce a better product or service to make someone else rich or for your own company of which you have a vested interest? With socialism the workers themselves own the companies, resources, and means of productions so they have a very real connection and vested interest in the well being of said companies, etc.
- Socialism creates community values. Socialism reinforces the idea that "we are all in this together" instead of each man fending for himself at any cost. This tends to have positive social benefits while equally distributing the work load.
- Socialism creates an egalitarian society.
- Socialism allows workers to reap the full benefits of their own efforts and ends the institutionalized robbery of the very workers who are producing the wealth in the first place.
- Socialism, when done right, raises the standard of living for the entire nation as a whole.
- Socialism would free workers from wage slavery.
- Socialism would raise the level of education and health services and make them available for all citizens thereby raising the over all quality of life for the entire nation.
- Under socialism need would drive production not profit which means those services and goods which were most needed but which yield little profit in the past would now be available including life saving medicines, new technologies, and better food sources.
- Socialism would end the monopolies and tyrannies of mega-corporations.
- Socialism would end poverty.
- Socialism would result in healthier citizens by increasing the access to healthy food, better nutrition, and healthy lifestyle not available or encouraged under a capitalist regime.
- Socialism creates a sustainable society that can build and flourish both for the current generation as well as those to come, unlike capitalism which is designed to ultimately fail.
True socialism, when done correctly, helps to end political unrest because it gives everyone a chance to participate in the system letting their voices be heard and their needs met in the most efficient and complete way possible. There are of course, many other benefits both minor and major, but at its very core true socialism is about the spirit of community, something that is sorely lacking in America today and the world at large.


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KNOWLEDGE FESTIVAL 2017 - The institutional Edutainment lights up the city of Udine
Knowledge festival has reached the third edition. Three years ago it did not exist and with our artistic direction in such a short time the occurrence came to host a side event of a G7, the one of the University. The festival has exceeded 500 events in three years, for almost a thousand hours of content. We have explored many urgent issues for our society: the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, the relationship between freedom and knowledge, the cost of ignorance, the knowledge of Migrants, the innovations on teaching methods and much more.
In these three years we have experimented with many languages to create spectacular and formative events at the same time. This third edition hosted a new format: Education for All Experience. A UNESCO policy transformed and illustrated through six sensory experiences and total rooms organized as a path of knowledge. The visitors, travelling in the individual stages, worked with their body, their sensations and their perception understanding how it can improve the life of the company and their staff through these design codes.
To design and produce a festival like this has been defined as an experience of institutional Edutainment. Take important issues for society, policies, protocols and laws and overwrite experiences with the use of theater, cinema and visual arts in general. Educate and entertain at the same time.
The challenge of contemporary Education, the daily practice of Zeranta Edutainment.


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FERC requires refunds for Strategic Reconfiguration costs
According to the evidence from a long hearing, the project is not used and useful and does not provide any discernable benefits to shippers through personnel reductions, reduced major maintenance, enhanced reliability, additional throughput capability, or any other criteria. The project does not provide an enhanced level of service to ratepayers, FERC Administrative Law Judge Carmen Ana Cintron wrote in a Feb. 27 ruling.
The ruling gives the TAPS owners 30 days to establish new rates and issue refunds.
The cost of the Strategic Reconfiguration program currently stands at some $750 million, which is three times the initial estimate, according to the ruling. The FERC decision requires the TAPS owners to refund most of the cost overruns to date and going forward.
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska is considering the same facts for the purposes of establish intrastate shipping rates and is expected to release its ruling in the near future.
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Valerie Jarrett, a long-time Chicago friend of Mr Obama and his wife Michelle who became a White House counsellor two years ago, was attending the prestigious Alfalfa Club dinner when General Peter Chiarelli squeezed past her chair behind her.
The vice chief of staff for the US Army was wearing his full dress uniform with a chest full of medals and four stars on each sleeve. It seems, however, that Mrs Jarrett noticed only his striped trousers, often worn by waiters, and leapt to the wrong conclusion.
Gen Chiarelli, who previously commanded coalition forces in Iraq, turned round when asked for a glass of wine and Mrs Jarrett realised her mistake. "Oh my God, I'm so sorry!" she said.
Mrs Jarrett was said to be mortified by the incident and later let it be known that she had not been wearing her glasses. For his part, Gen Chiarelli graciously laughed it off.
In an email to CNN, Gen Chiarelli said: "It was an honest mistake that ANYONE could have made. She was sitting, I was standing and walking behind her and all she saw were the two stripes on my pants which were almost identical to the waiters pants – REALLY.
"She apologised and will come to the house for dinner if a date can be worked out in March."
He added that he responded to the surprise request by jokingly pouring her a glass of wine.


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Author Archives: Whit Taylor
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Academics, health professionals, and cartoonists including Ellen Forney and James Sturm gather to discuss the special pitfalls and benefits of creating comics regarding health issues. "I had never discussed comics in such a calculated way before." Continue reading


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