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Their deep sense of humanity leads them to caregiving like no other, while their methodical approach to life ensures that nothing is missed. The Virgo is often gentle and delicate, preferring to step back and analyze before moving ahead.
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A Virgo is a helpful friend to have indeed. They are excellent at giving advice, and they really know how to problem solve. You'll find that a Virgo will remind you to take good care of yourself, as health is a focal point for them. And when the meal is done, they'll be the first to jump up and start the dishes. Loving and dedicated to family, the Virgo is also first on the scene when care is needed. When someone reaches old age or is ill, the Virgo will be there doing all that is needed. The Virgo is not known for showing their feelings. They would prefer to show through deed than by word.
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Virgos are excellent with their money. They generally keep a strict grasp on what they spend, and strive to put away as much money as they can. They plan well in advance for expenditures, and when it comes to shopping, they aren't apt to overspend. Every now and then the Virgo can be seen buying themselves something of beauty, though. They love the arts and enjoy decorating their homes with tasteful possessions.
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Kyle 5pts I really like that 2 door Micra hatchback. I hate sedans, trunks are such a waste of usable space. I hope a/c is at least an option. People who call it ugly, I would drive it just to make you squirm and laugh as I drive past you at the gas station.
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Meanwhile, this is not really a well-kept secret, as there are like a zillion other photographers also doing this strange "marketing" ritual. Seriously. I advertise on The Knot. I try to find seniors to model for me and tell their friends. I hand out my business card to strangers on trains because they too are somehow related to the wedding industry and this would be that "networking" thing I've heard so much about. I hand piles of cards to my parents, who proudly force them on everyone at their jobs. No one is safe. Anyone who may need a portrait session or a wedding photographer is fair game. It is a mother effing jungle out there. Meanwhile, as I do this, I edit my pictures in Photoshop. This is faster than the darkroom, but does that stop me from complaining about how long it takes? It does not! The thing is, Photoshop is a nearly endless program, and I think I could spend the rest of my life trying to learn all the ins and outs and never fully explore the potential of this beast, AND they update it ALL. THE. TIME. So I spend crazy time reading blogs, checking photography message boards, and generally trying to constantly educate myself and stay up on trends. And granted, it's fun and I WANT to do it, but I do also sometimes feel like roadkill on the information superhighway. Just saying. And you know what else? I'm constantly playing defense. I mean, at least hockey goalies get face masks and pads, right? Not me. Price is one of the constant battles in my life. And I could go on and on (and on) about this, but what it comes down to is this: people have no idea why photography costs what it does, and that problem is compounded by the fact that many "photographers" also don't know. But seriously--I spend crazy amounts of money on my computer (which has to be huge and fast to keep up with my enormous files), on Photoshop, which is basically THE word in editing, on marketing, in gas, on insurance, and on equipment. At any given time, the amount of equipment hanging from my body is worth more than my car. MY CAR, people! (Which, okay, is kind of a piece of crap, but still.) And I am, by no means, going as crazy as I could on equipment. Not to even mention that these expenses don't even include the enormous amounts of liquor that I have to consume to keep it all going. (Kidding. I don't drink that often but when I do, I'm a total lightweight, so we can't even consider that an expenditure.) But mostly, there is my time, my passion, my energy, my eye ... these things are important, and it is really difficult to get people to understand that, and to see you as anything more than a commodity. As someone pointed out to me, people are willing to skimp on pictures that they'll have for the rest of their life and show to their grandchildren while they spend a fortune on catering, that, if you really think about it, is just going to turn into poop in eight hours. And that gets really frustrating. All the photographers I know, and especially me, go through constant cycles of self-doubt, of wondering if they're going to be able to make it or if they're really even good enough to be doing this. I am getting constant pep talks from friends, and repeating trite little self-help mantras to myself just to make it through another day. When you get beyond the "I bought my first camera and I take pretty pictures" phase, there is a huge leap of faith that has to happen, and you find yourself pouring all of yourself, all of your confidence, all of your money, and all of your time into this venture that, if you are really going to make it, you have to tell yourself CANNOT fail. And it's really hard in the kind of world that we live in, where everyone who has a blog is a "writer", and everyone who has a digital camera is a "photographer". You wonder how you're ever going to stand out, how you're ever going to claw your way to the top of the pile. Most days, I have no idea how that happens. On good, well-adjusted days, I tell myself that eventually, the people who suck will lose interest and quit, and that people who work hard, are talented, and stick with it will eventually be recognized. And I guess in the meantime, I'll just keep trying to figure out how to paste boys' heads on girls' bikini bodies in Photoshop. Like I said, the possibilities of PS are endless! photo credit: sarah brown erin jane nelson: on life, love and the pursuit of photography "What inspires me to photograph is a question I don't think I've ever answered but probably should have by now. Someone once asked me in a very intimate setting "Are you the smartest one in your family?" and the only response I could think of was, "Perhaps I'm the smartest--I don't know--but I'm undoubtedly the most sensitive." I always have very extreme responses (internal and intellectual, not outward emotional responses) to things in my life. I think a lot of my photographs are reactionary diagrams to things I read, see, feel, understand, etc. I like to approach images, which means that when I take an image, I need to be very resolute and clear about it; the idea of a diagram gives me the desire to control everything. Every texture, color, and object has to relate to the intensity of whatever gesture or sentiment I'm exploring. I hate images with extra information; it only dampens everything. I like things to be very calculated, even if calculated sentiment is something that is a bit bizarre. I often worry that people see my images as contrived or insincere because of how much I try to stage and control, but I think it's all just my attempt at making a precise diagram of a memory. I want to be as true to the feeling or idea as possible--some kind of forced purity. In terms of subjects from an "object" standpoint, it's all based on sensuality and memory. The objects are either something that completely arouse my senses (like the chinese finger traps) or something so precious to my own memory that it is drenched in importance. Several people have spoken about gravity in my work and I think that a gravitation towards my subjects might be responsible for this. I'm very attracted to weight and matter and the touch of things. Also, I try to always think of an image in terms of how it would sounds as a poem or in language. I want the images to be able to be beautiful without the photograph. For instance, I want someone to be able to think: "two hands with fingers joined by finger traps, tugging just a little" and still enjoy the image without necessarily having to see mine." for the love of [font]. 15 design by: francisco martins Lately, we've been hearing lots of buzz about hand-lettering and the growing typography trend. Of course, we at Mankind Mag wanted to hop on the type train and commission a few of our favorite artists to profess their love for us [I mean, really, can you blame them for being smitten with the mag?]. What follows is a stunning collection of handmade artistry that can only be described as sheer perfection. Complete with an interview with Mike Perry, author of Hand Job [which we think is a MUST-read for typography-lovers everywhere], we hope you'll love our round-up as much as we do! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1. Racheal VerdicchioMorris 7. Chris Piascik 2. Alex Fowkes 8. Okat 3. Wei Huang 9. Adam Garcia 4. Lucy Player 10. Sarah Gardner 5. Nikita Prokhorov 11. Rebecca Horwood 6. Samantha Kramer 12. Gemma Correll rinse and repeat. the future of pattern design... Although patterns signify a multitude of things, the psychological ramifications of a pattern always come to my mind first. You know, as in sleeping patterns. The daily routines, rituals, schedules that we so often want to break [or make]. And just as old habits die hard, so does the beauty of the pattern. "Patterns today are either getting too complex or falling apart, and we see no way to influence this process," note wallpaper designers Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukacs. In fact, the pair's recent installation entitled 'Black Light' features a wallpaper that doesn't repeat. It seems, instead, to "pay homage to the inevitability and raw beauty of entropy." Broersen and Lukacs, both Dutch artists, hand-drew the installation from 3,000 photographs of flora they discovered on a recent trip to Spain. Yet is a pattern still a pattern if it doesn't repeat? And can we really give up completely on the future of the process--- the repetition? I hope not. Julia Rothman works from her studio in Brooklyn, NY. She graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2002 and has been heavily involved in pattern design ever since. I like to call Rothman a 'repeater': a textile designer that represents the very essence of the pattern: the repetition and "tiling" of the piece. photo credits [top to bottom]: 'car lot' pattern created by julia rothman. sold to garnet hill. [middle right]: 'mens shoes' pattern created by julia rothman. [below]: pebblecone wallpaper created by julia rothman. available at wall collection. I handdraw all the elements of my designs, scan them into the computer and color and make repeats there." She's even offered a tutorial on her process [see facing page], which includes an emphasis on the cutting and pasting "craft" of creating a pattern. And although both Broersen and Lukacs may see no further influence in the process of repetition, I have a feeling Ms. Rothman does. In fact, when Mankind Mag asked her just where she thought textile patterns were headed, she replied: 21 "I don't really know much about the history of pattern design. [But] as for the future, I just hope that with all the new technologies, we'll be able to put patterns on more and more things." We're happy to repeat that we do, too, dear Julia. We do, too. julia rothman shows treasured illustrator/designers* us how it's done... a tutorial from one of today's most On a clean piece of paper, draw a design in the middle of your paper without letting any of the drawing touch the edges--- this is very important. 1. 3. Next you are going to cut your drawing in half again the other way (yikes!) and flip those pieces and tape them back together. Now your design should be on all edges only and you have a big middle white space. Now fill this space with the rest of your design. Remember again-- do not draw to any of the edges of the paper. 2. Once you finish the middle space as much as you want, you are going to cut your drawing in half-- scary, I know--- but that's why computers are helpful. Once you have two pieces, flip them and tape your drawings back together. Put the tape on the back of the paper so it doesn't obstruct your drawings at all later. Also, tape your drawing back together as perfectly lined up as possible. HO WT O 4. Once you finish filling in the parts you want to fill in, you now have your repeatable tile. 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Rice's departure has Vikings shopping for WR
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Another busy day at Winter Park, so let's get right to it.
- With Sidney Rice gone, the Vikings have turned their attention toward the wide receivers on the free-agent market. One player we're hearing they are making a serious run at is 27-year-old James Jones, who has been with the Packers. Jones caught a career-high 50 passes for 679 yards and five touchdowns last season. A deal with Jones is not yet in place (as of 10 this morning) but it appears to be inching closer to getting done.
- Other potential wide receiver targets include Braylon Edwards (Jets, 28 years old) and Malcom Floyd (Chargers, 29). Certainly there are more on the list, but the Vikings must add some quality depth at this position. As I said, Jones appears to be the target right now.
- The Vikings can officially sign any free agents they come to terms with at 5 p.m. Friday. That means wide receiver Devin Aromashodu will sign on the dotted line at Winter Park around that time.
- The Vikings can begin releasing players today, which means that defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy and wide receiver Freddie Brown are likely to be officially let go. The only question is are there others? Kennedy and Brown are the two players we know have been told they won't be back.
- The Vikings kept one of their top free-agent targets by agreeing to terms with kicker Ryan Longwell on a contract (four years, $12 million, $3.5 million signing bonus) and lost another when Rice decided to take Seattle's guarantee of $18.5 million. Now, it's expected the team will begin talks with more of its free agents. That list should include linebacker Ben Leber, who might get more elsewhere but would like to stay in Minnesota. There have been no real contract talks with Leber so far. Some in the organization also want to bring back nose tackle Pat Williams, so talks could take place with his agent as well.
- The Vikings have yet to announce the signing of any of their draft picks and quarterback Christian Ponder likely won't sign until Saturday at the earliest. I don't think there is any big issue here but teams are still trying to understand the rules for signing picks and there is a lot of business to take care of in short order. A lot.
- Defensive end Jared Allen, appearing on ESPN, on the loss of Rice: "He was a big playmaker for us. He had injury issues last year, so we didn't get the same Sidney as the year before. But I think as part of this league you're going to lose guys to free agency and injuries and somebody else has to step up and get the job done. We can't lose any sleep over it. We have to move forward."
- Don't know when the Donovan McNabb to Minnesota trade is going to be announced. Sounds like it's supposed to be official today, but I heard the Vikings might not announce it until Friday. That might mean that's when McNabb is introduced to the media.
- Finally, Mark Craig will be hosting a live chat on the Star Tribune website at noon today so join in with your free-agency questions as we get set to go to training camp on Sunday.
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Amanda Seyfried is in final talks to join the cast of Universal's film version of the legendary musical "Les Miserables."
According to Variety, Tom Hooper ("The King's Speech") is directing.
Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway and Eddie Redmayne are starring.
A December 7, 2012 release date has been set.
The musical's original producer, Cameron Mackintosh, will produce along with Working Title Films' Tim Bevan, Debra Hayward and Eric Fellner.
William Nicholson wrote the script from Victor Hugo's classic novel.
Set against the backdrop of a historically fictional 19th century French rebellion, the story centers on Jean Valjean (Jackman), an ex-convict who is pursued by the relentless Inspector Javert (Crowe).
Seyfried would be playing the role of Cosette.
There have been several film and TV adaptations of "Les Miserables" with the last bigscreen version being the 1998 film that starred Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush and Uma Thurman.
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First of all, why do I sometimes call myself "The Wordplay Warrior"?
My life has always involved writing, more especially these days. Writing has been my passion, my true love. My work also involves writing.
Not only that, choosing words carefully and wisely in this real world has been more essential lately. We live in the social media era, where people (think they can) say whatever they feel like. It's not just about human rights; it's also about the consequences afterwards – whether you're willing to pay for them or not.
May we always choose our words carefully...and wisely.
We started our day with very nice breakfast and swimming in the morning. I realised that I need to do this more often. I didn't remember the last time I'd felt this happy.:D I felt like I had no worry in the world. I was so at peace.
We were catching up with another friend of T's - a cool, funky single mom named Dini. She has a lovely daughter named Naya. The four of us had lunch in Gourmet Cafe - this time in Petitinget. It was also fun.:D This time, I ordered T's recommendation - eggs Benedict with salmon. It was really, really good. I loved it!
I'm glad I've met her.:) So did T. This meeting has given me an inspiration to start doing something seriously fun and challenging in the future.
And this time, I'm up for it.:) One way or another. No turning back.
We parted with Dini and Naya after that. T needed to get back to the hotel first to change clothes for the night. Me? I was fine.:) I was already wearing my sleeveless purple top and black skirt. Surprisingly, I felt pretty and confident. God, I haven't really felt that way in a very long time! Isn't that stranger?:D
The traffic was a bit troublesome. Perhaps because it was weekend. Thankfully, we arrived at Kuta at around six. Finding a decent parking spot was also another challenge.-__'- We ended up having to pay a bit of an extra. We were in a hurry anyway.
Our next stop? La Plancha. We were meeting up with T's friend/former roommate/landlady Cindy. The three of us were sitting on the colourful beanbags by the beach, just like the rest of the many other visitors that night. The music from the large speakers was loud. We were having light dinner, drinking, talking, and laughing. More fun times for me.:D I managed to take some pictures, but mostly I just relaxed. I leaned on my beanbag and closed my eyes for a while. Breathe...:)
"I want to know if we can still hear this loud music from there," I suddenly suggested, pointing at the sea towards us in the distance. Of course, we ended up going there. Too bad Cindy couldn't stay long. She had to work early the next day.
After Cindy left, T and I ended up walking along the quiet beach at night. The waves gently engulfed our feet up to our ankles, while we were carrying our flip-flops and slippers. The stars were blinking in the night sky. It was beautiful.:) Almost romantic perhaps, if only...xD*giggles*
Alright, folks. Let's not even go there.*big evil grin* Too crazy.
Our next destination was the convenience store. I was thirsty. We needed to wash our feet off the sand too, so that's what I did in the toilet. The edge of my skirt was still a bit damp from the crashing waves earlier, but I didn't care. I was just having a good time with my best friend.:) I felt like being a carefree teenager again. Wasn't that a good sign?
Next stop? Ha-ha, you'll be surprised! We went to Mixwell. Honestly, it was my very first time coming into a...gay bar.:P Yes, that was true. Did I freak out? No. It turned out to be just like any other regular bars I've ever been to in college years. Loud music, drinks, people dancing, talking, and shouting with joy...typical.
T and I occupied a table at the corner and then we ordered drinks.:P Despite my (so-called?:P) 'innocence', I caught three to four guys stealing admiring glances at T.(Oh, yeah. Ain't my pal a dashing one?*giggles*) One ended up talking to me while we were dancing on the floor.(Note: NOT together, though.)
Him:"Your first time here?"
Him:"Do you like this place?"
Me:"Yeah!"(smiles at him)"That's why I come back here!"(lies)
Him:"Do you know this song?"
Me:"No, but I like the beat!"
Anyway, the drag queen performances were theatrical. I know that they were only dancing and doing the lip-sync, but I found myself still amazed. Good choice of songs as well.
T was dancing too and we both were grinning at each other.:D I barely recall the rest of the night, but at least I still remember how much fun we had, hehe.:P Also, glad we could make it back to the hotel...safely.
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can see clearly,
writing down the first line in my mind.
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keep the words i said,
take the time tonight and write this song about,
you never thought i'd be the one.
believe me...
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Jean was born on June 7, 1919 in Milwaukee, WI to Berniece and Theron Mainwaring and spent the majority of her childhood in Richland Center, WI. She was very athletic, playing forward and guard on the basketball team and third base woman on the softball team. When she wasn't playing sports, she was riding horses. Jean assisted her aunt Helen with her horse business and developed a great love for horses at an early age. She had the distinction of personally delivering a horse to Frank Lloyd Wright at his famed Taliesin estate in Spring Green.
In 1938, Jean married Milford Everson. Milford was a master cheese maker and together they managed several cheese factories in Wisconsin, Iowa and Utah before finally purchasing Shady Elm Cheese Factory in Isaar, WI. While Milford focused on the cheese making, Jean was responsible for the front office activities of accounting, payroll and human resources. They were a great team and well-respected their by patrons and neighbors. When they sold the cheese factory due to Milford's illness, Jean went to work at Moore Business Forms. She held positions in the print shop bindery and also worked with the maintenance staff. Jean has many great memories of her time there and made some very special friendships. After her retirement from Moore, she took a part-time position at Fox Valley Auto Auction as a car transport associate. She learned to navigate downtown Milwaukee like a pro.
Jean's free-time was always filled with activities with her horses. She bred and showed Quarter Horses for over 40 years. Initially she spent weekends hauling her daughters to horse shows to compete, until they persuaded her to enter the show ring. While she had a late start, she became very successful from the beginning. On her 76th birthday, Jean received a standing ovation after taking 1st place in a class of 28 competitors. Jean went on to continue her winning ways into her 80s by earning a state championship from the Wisconsin Paint Horse Club.
Jean is survived by her loving family, daughters Dhea LeMieux, and Ellen (John) Sommers; grandchildren, Stacy (Paul) Troutman and Dayna Mastalir; great-grandchildren, Nicole Vonholzen, Andrew Everson, Alexandra Lutgen, Veronica Lutgen and Peyton Koltz and sister-in-law Eileen Hundt. She has now been reunited with her parents, brother, Robert Mainiwaring, husband, Milford, children, Mary Hasterlik, Edward and John Everson and granddaughter, Andrea Lutgen. There will also be other relatives and great friends to celebrate her arrival home, especially her special friend, Chum Mattson. Her beloved dog, Rosie, will again be positioned on her lap.
Jean and her family would like to thank the parish of Peace Lutheran Church, Pastor Don Behrendt and Nurse, Marsha Mueller for their continued prayers and support over the years. St Mary's 5th floor nursing staff along with Drs. Sinclair, Huget and Tucker gave Jean their committed care and concern and provided comfort at this most difficult time. We cannot express enough how much you helped us all.
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David Neel is a Native jewelry designer with over 20 years professional experience. He works with gold, silver, platinum and precious stones to create pieces that reflect the rich cultural heritage of his people, the Kwagiutl of Vancouver Island, Canada.
A hereditary artist, he follows in the footsteps of his family, who are some of the leading figures in Northwest coast Native art. This includes; Dave Neel Sr., his father, Ellen Neel, his grandmother, Mungo Martin, his great-great uncle, and Charlie James, his great-great-great grandfather.
He was taught in the traditional way, by peers from his fathers village. He then went on to establish a contemporary style that incorporates the legends and teachings of his people. Starting with gold and silver, he skillfully transforms the ancient stories into unique and powerful pieces of jewelry.
Throughout his career he has worked in a number of media, including: woodcarving, photography, painting and printmaking. He is the author of two books on Native culture, and is currently working on a third book. He has had dozens of exhibitions in museums and art galleries, and is represented in numerous public collections.
Jewelry design has special significance for David though, because of the limitless creative possibilities. He also enjoys the meaning that his clients attach to the work; using them to mark important events in their lives; birth, death, relationships, and even victory overcoming an illness. Over the years his clients have shared many stories about the symbolism they assign to his pieces, and this is what he finds fulfilling.
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Mashantucket Pequot Museum, Grunt Gallery, Vancouver, BC Indian Art Centre, Hull, Quebec North Vancouver Arts Space Art Gallery of Peterborough Venice Biennale - Venice, Italy Kamloops Art Gallery Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography - National Gallery, Ottawa, ON, Prince George Art Gallery, Prince George, BC Espace Hortense, St. Camille, QU Campbell River Museum, Campbell River, BC
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"Prints by David Neel" "Photographs of Native Leaders and Related Works" "Traditions & Innovations: Masks by David Neel" "Spirit of the Earth" "Spirit of the Earth" "Spirit of the Earth" "Heroes and Legends" "Heroes" "Beyond Boundaries" "To Speak for Ourselves: Portraits of Chiefs & Elders" "Our Chiefs and Elders"
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"Our Chiefs and Elders" "Deep Ellum Artists Series" "State/Thomas Freedman's Town" "State Thomas/Freedman's Town"
UBC Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver, BC Allen Street Gallery, Dallas, TX LTV Center, Dallas, TX Still Light Gallery, Dallas, TX
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"Portraits of Canadian Newsmakers." "Steeling the Gaze: Portraits by Aboriginal Artists" "AYP - Indigenous Voices Reply" "About Face." "Changing Hands - 2"
National Portrait Gallery of Canada National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, ON Thunderbay Art Gallery, Thunderbay, ON Burke Museum, Seattle, WA Wheelwright Museum, Santa Fe, NM Eitljorg Museum, Minneapolis, Minnesota Museum of Art and Design, New York, NY Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, Santa Fe Philbrook Museum, Tulsa, OK Anchorage Museum, Anchorage, AK Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, MN
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"Royal Reopening Exhibition." "Dzunukwa: The Wild Woman." "Modern Masters" "Face to Face." "Identities: Canadian Portraits" "Recent Acquisitions" "Vancouver Collects" "Exploring the Collection: Prevalent Concerns" "Long Time: Selections from the Permanent Collection" "Portrait Gallery of Canada" "Beyond Borders" "The Powwow: Inside and Out" "Journeys Towards Knowledge" "A Century of Canadians at Work "Artist for the new Millennium" 2 Man Show "Celebrating the Season: Vessels for the Feast" "Masks from the Northwest Coast" "Kentucky Head, Heart and Hands"
Canada House, London, England Quintana Galleries, Portland, OR Cline Gallery, Santa Fe, NM Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC McMicheal Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, ON Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloops, BC Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON Coninx Museum, Zurich, Switzerland MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK University of Wollongong, Wollongong, Australia National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, Gallery 10, Scottsdale, AZ The Stonington Gallery, Seattle, WA Gallery 10, Santa Fe, NM Kentucky Art & Craft Museum, Louisville KY Ohio Craft Museum, Columbus, OH Yakama Nation Cultural Heritage Center, Yakima, WA Deland Museum, Deland, FL American Craft Museum, NY
1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997
"Redefining Tradition: A Selection of First Nations Artists" "Them Equals Us" "State of the Art" "Treasured Memories" "Captain Vancouver: Four Native Perspectives" "7th Native American Fine Arts Invitational" "Transformations" "Strong Hearts: Aboriginal Voices & Visions"
Whatcom Museum, Whatcom, WA Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, ON Tour of 30 Canadian towns & cities National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON Confederation Art Centre, Charlottetown, PEI The Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ Quintana Art Gallery, Portland, OR Smithsonian Institute, New York, NY Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, OH Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB Minnesota Museum of American Art, Saint Paul, MN Herbert F Johnson Museum of Art, Ithaca, NY Robert Hull Fleming Museum, niversity of Vermont, Burlington, VT
"Partial Recall: Photographs of Native North America"
Museum of the American Indian, New York, NY Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA University of California, Ervine, CA Westfield State College, Westfield, MA Hartford Art School, Hartford, CT Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC Emily Davis Gallery, Akron, OH Flint Institute of Art, Flint, MI Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB University of California, Santa Cruz, CA Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO
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"Aboriginal Portraits from the National Archives of Canada" "First Nations Art" "All Roads are Good" "Spirit Faces" "First Nations Contemporary Art" "Indian Territories: 20th Century Native American Artists Dismantle 19th Century Euro-American Myths" "Partial Recall" "Artropolis 1993" "The Contemporary Camera" "Facing History" "Partial Recall" "Guatemalan/Canadian Indigenous Art Exhibition" "Personal Histories" "First Nations Photography" "Means of Knowing" "Canadian Inuit, Northwest Coast Art" "Celebration of First Nations Art" "Native America: Reflecting Contemporary Realities" "New Territories: 350/500 Years After" "First Nations Art 1992" "Native American Exhibition" "Autobiography in First Nations Art" "The Silver Anniversary Art Donation" "Strengthening the Spirit" "Okanata" "Contemporary Native Art Show" "Solidarity: Art After Oka" "Northwest Coast Native Drum Exhibition" "Northwest Coast Native Masks" "Artropolis 1987" "Invitational Mask Show" "Invitational Plate Show"
National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON Canadian Embassy, Moscow, Russia Smithsonian Institution, New York, NY Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, BC Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, BC Renee Fotouhi Gallery, East Hampton, NY Tyler Galleries, Philadelphia, PA Vancouver, BC Red Head Gallery, Toronto, ON National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON Boulder Art Center, Boulder, CO Guatemala City, Guatemala Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA Exposure Gallery, Vancouver, BC Seoul Arts Centre, Seoul, Korea Sponsored by Syncrude. Tour of Canadian cities. National tour of museums in the US. Maison de la Culture, Montreal, PQ Woodlands Cultural Centre, Brantford, ON Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden Ufundi Gallery, Ottawa, ON Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, ON A Space/Workscene Galleries, Toronto, ON Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, ON Quintana Gallery, Portland, OR SAW Gallery, Ottawa, ON Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, BC Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, BC Vancouver, BC Conduit Gallery, Dallas, TX Conduit Gallery, Dallas. TX
1980 - 1982 1978 - 1980
Photojournalism, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Photojournalism, Mount Royal College, Calgary, AB
Vancouver Art Gallery Thunder Bay Art Gallery Kwagiutl Museum, Cape Mudge, BC Carleton University Gallery Seattle Art Museum Vancouver Centennial Museum Royal BC Museum, Victoria, BC Museum of Civilization, Hull, PQ UBC Museum of Anthropology Indian Art Centre, Ottawa, ON Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ McMicheal Canadian Art Collection
Canadian Embassy, Guatemala City, Guatemala Smithsonian Institution - NMAI Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography Burke Museum, Seattle, WA Camosun College, Victoria, BC Glenbow Museum, Calgary AB Art Gallery of Greater Victoria National Archives of Canada Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa, ON Mashantucket Pequot Museum Anchorage Museum of History and Art
"The Great Canoes: Reviving a Northwest Coast Tradition" Douglas & McIntyre / University of Washington Press "Our Chiefs and Elders: Words and Photographs of Native Leaders" University of Washington/UBC Press
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Some people will make a lot of money from 'carbon', while governments restrict economic activity, and taxpayers pay. For what?
Such a situation is unsustainable. It'll all end in tears.
//elegant solutions// should not aim at squeezing the poor to find out solutions for global issues, but rich and poor should jointly work out suitable solutions. "innovative financing" only can't address the issue. Still upholded 'create demand' for economic growth must be looked into.
What an insane idea - put a tariff on goods coming in to cover the carbon price of the importing country, and then send the money back to the country which is not regulating carbon solely for the reason that it allows it to produce for less and win the export game. Yeah - that's going to happen.
I have a better idea. Change WTO rules so that countries are allowed to place tariffs on imports at a level which compensates for the added cost of production the importing country has imposed on itself for safety and environmental regulation. And then let the country keep that money to compensate its population for the jobs lost to countries which allow industries to completely ignore worker safety and spew out pollutants without penalty.
Every year literally hundreds of Chinese coal miners die in mine accidents. And Chinese pollution levels per $ or Yuan of GDP are reminiscent of the US and Western Europe in the 1950's. What little regulation China does is routinely ignored. China does this knowing full well that to enforcing safety and environmental regulations equivalent to those of the US and Western Europe would drive up its cost of production and reduce exports.
If there is a moral obligation for the west, it is to ensure that the workers and general population of China are not exploited while producing our goods by being subjected to working conditions and environmental pollution which we would not tolerate at home. The most effective way to do this would be to place tariffs on imports from China and similar countries tied to their lack of safety and envionmental regulation. This would put them in a position where they would have the choice of continuing to operate as they are and pay the tariff, to adopt a modern regulatory system, or stop letting us exploit them by ceasing to export to us.
Now that you mention it, no one has bothered lately to confirm that water flows downwards either. It appears to be the case, but I haven't seen any scientific papers which prove it. Come to think of it, this has all the makings of an evil conspiracy by the "downers." There must be a dastardly plot to make us think that water always flows downwards because that's how they can charge us sewer taxes. If water flowed upward, we would have less taxes! Therefore, I'm sure water flows upwards. The science isn't settled. Ever since Newton and "applegate" scientists have been forging and faking results just to make us pay sewer taxes. Why Newton didn't even have an engineering degree! He was corrupted by socialists to change his results so that we would have to pay sewer taxes. Anyone with a degree in science or engineering can see that. Fortunately for the free world, the "downer" religion has finally been exposed as a farce.
A tax placed on the carbon and pollution emitted during the production and transportation of a product, would have the effect of leveling the playing field for countries with stricter emission controls. This would take away one reason for companies moving production to countries with lax environmental standards. The calculation for the tax would need to be approved by the WTO to ensure that it isn't simply protectionistic.
In other words, Kyoto critics like me were right a decade ago.
Carbon restrictions in rich nations just moves high carbon industries to poor, exempt nations.
we still remember the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit is negative to developing countries.China was figured made huge green house gas emissions and be requested to do things to reduce their emission.However,the developed countries were weaseled out.It's still not fair to those developing countries.
There are three things that drive the world and its carbon emission - Food Production and processing, transport, and living space. These things in their turn, are driven by the demographics. However, there are two things that are, at present driving the world in the opposite direction - (1)the great recession has resulted in great reduction in job opportunities and shutting down of enterprises; (2) the family planning process has resulted in a rise in the count of old retired (read "unproductive") people as against the number of working ("productive")people. These two developments, especially the second one, are going to slow down the entire world growth process considerably. To consider carbon emission as an evil to be cured is to treat the symptom instead of the disease, which is anyway the modern method of doing things. There is need for a new world view of basic values, reduction in greed - greed for money, for power, for comfort, for building up the ego on useless luxuries - emphasis on social welfare and suppression of individual egos, a respect for natural resources in preference to personal wealth, for the world to become a better living space. But the river of Time does not flow backwards. Moral policing is out of the question. Perhaps, the diminishing future generations can be brought up on a diet of new education based on Walden, Thoreau, Emerson and Bertrand Russell, and the Vedas, or simply put, the Gandhian ideals of small village like self supporting communities, living in harmony and simplicity. Such a development seems to be the only way the cancer eating the world can be put into remission.
There is one very basic but very large problem here. It has never been proved scientifically that carbon dioxide has more than a minimal effect on temperature. A vast edifice of proposed actions has built on a quicksand of faulty "science". No one is going back to basic to check the underlying facts, but instead is proceeding in the belief that the underlying facts have been established. They haven't.
The people who are most active in proposing supposed cures for this unproven problem have negligible education in science. Rather they have been educated in law, economics, and possibly basket weaving, but few (if any) seem to have a technical education in one of the sciences, in engineering, etc.
Few have taken the lesson from Climategate that the "science" on which the global warming scare has been built has been fudged, forged, faked.....take your choice. The temperature data on which the whole story has been based cannot be trusted.
Nirvanna, I agree with you. And as a developed world resident, I will stop passing the buck and playing the blame game. Instead, I will tell you the naked truth. I live in the first world, and I work like a dog. And for every dollar I earn, there is some tax-man, some fee-woman, some regulatory tick sucking me dry, and I am sick, sick, sick and tired of it. I am also sick of the global whine whine whine complain complain complain. They're lucky the United States is full of such nice people or else Americans would have ourselves a real, old school, British/French/Conquistadora style empire and there would be no complaining.
As far as "carbon taxes" are concerned, I'm going to write my congressman, and drive really fast with the air-conditioner on and the windows rolled down, until somebody in the thirld world comes up with an option that doesn't involve me having to cut-cut-cut and pay-pay-pay.
I addressed the question of who should be responsible for carbon emissions in a paper in the journal Natural Resources Research, Vol. 15, September 2006, Pg. 151. I was making analytical predictions of the future of coal "production" in Australia which says it is the world's largest exporter of coal. Who should be charged with the emissions that result from the burning of the exported coal; Australia which mined and exported the coal or the country which imports the coal. Either one has the power to keep the coal from being burned and thus keeping the carbon out of the atmosphere.
My own feeling is that we should charge both countries, charging each for the full amount of the resulting carbon emissions.
Albert A. Bartlett
Professor Emeritus of Physics, University of Colorado at Boulder
Simplistic as it may appear, there is no arguing the fact that the rich, developed nations are the biggest long-term & global carbon polluters, hands down.
Commonsense dictates this gospel truth, without a shred of doubt, no matter how hard these 'affluent' culprits may attempt to 'doctor' the facts or deviate the focus along irrelevent lines of thought.
Unless the rich & powerful nations stop passing the buck, playing the blame game & humbly acknowledge their pivotal role in the carbon emmisions, nothing's going to change.
How long will the truth be kept hidden? Hopefully not till it's crossed the point of no return..
Take the arrows in the carbon trade picture and reverse them and you have the flow of capital. Point is that energy, burning carbon and making things is the world economy. Money is largely a function of generating carbon dioxide.
Cash for clunkers was a great example, great for the economy hell for the environment. All the new cars built to replace the clunkers produced far more CO2 than the clunkers would have produced had they remained.
The economy is energy, and we fool ourselves believing otherwise.
Therein lies the problem, carbon is the most efficient but not the nicest way to get energy. Other energy production, solar wind etc. cost more. At present destroy your carbon consumption and you will destroy your economy.
The only tenable solution is to reduce production. Period. we need a smaller economy because it is not just the overexploitation of fossil fuels, it is also forests, fisheries, soils. In other words without a smaller economy we are all going to be in big trouble
All that is needed is a pollution added tax to replace most of the income tax.
Simply impose on all imports an estimate of the carbon cost in producing them and shipping them, if these products haven't already paid this tax in their home countries in an audited way.
If the United States would just start this then the rest of the world would fall into line in order to stay part of the world economy. And guess what, "the west" is far more energy efficient than "the global south" so this would preserve American and European jobs.
"...the market is moving industrial production to places where its emissions are unlikely to be capped..."
Perhaps a more accurate way to say that would be, "green political decisions are moving industrial production to places where industrial output is more affordable to the masses."
It's such an elegant and noble thing to write about "Saving the World". A network has already been developed to aid and abet those who would make their livings off of this "host". It HAS crashed however. And don't let someone take you hostage in their extremist reversal that it means "no one cares". Yes we need to be aware. But we don't need to let corporations fund thier next market opening.
Living in a developing country I have a hard time seeing how this is going to benefit anyone. There is certainly a case to be made for improving the environment, reducing rain forest loss and cleaning up sulphur dioxide from smokestacks. Putting a carbon tax on developing countries and even in developed countries will have the same impact as the sudden rise in oil prices during the 70's which caused stagflation.
Given the current world economic crisis, it might be more prudent to focus on reinvigorating the economies before adding a new tax. As the economies pickup, the demand for oil will go up, pushing energy prices up and making alternatives more attractive without having to tax. Once oil averages over $100/barrel and alternatives are $80/barrel, it will be natural for industry to begin switching to alternatives.
There are far more important things that people need to focus on, such as health, housing, education and social stability. Unless China and India participate in any tax regime, it's a non-starter.
Another implication of this is that the calculations of the extra emissions a developing country would produce were it to 'catch up' with a developed country are wrong. It is not simply a case of calculating the difference between emissions per capita, now and in the future, as the emissions per unit of consumption for the developed and developing countries now are much higher and lower respectively so the existing gap is therefore larger overall.
Yet another example (along with the series on paying for the banking sector's immense economic screw-up) of why globalization without any matching global regulatory framework leads to an inefficient race-to-the-bottom which harms the people and the environment.
The proposal of a global emission tax and tariff framework would indeed provide a solution out of this mess, but the powers-that-be who are currently getting rich off the arbitraging between countries and jurisdictions will clearly put up a very dirty fight against that at every step.
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