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2023

key ↻ = re-read ☞ = continuing (started previously) ✑ = for school ☏ = others recommended and/or gifted to me ✧ = favorites 𓆱 = northern arizona

- hard aground by james w. wall - ↻ moby-dick; or, the whale by herman melville - shockwave by paul ruditis - the expanse by j. m. dillard - last full measure by michael a. martin & andy mangels - surprise! by nichelle nichols, sondra marshak, & myrna culbreath - the good that men do by michael a. martin & andy mangels - and how are you, doctor sacks?: a biographical memoir of oliver sacks by lawrence weschler - how to change your mind: what the new science of psychedelics teaches us about consciousness, dying, addiction, depression, and transcendence by michael pollan - ✑ rhetoric and human consciousness: a history (5th ed) by craig r. smith - ✑ how english works: a linguistic introduction (3rd ed) by anne curzan and michael p. adams - ✑ goodbye to all that by joan didion - ✑ disappearance by carrie brownstein - ✑ debts and lessons by zadie smith - ✑ baby yeah by anthony veasna so - bone in the throat by anthony bourdain - the man who loved alien landscapes by albert wendland - ✑ notice by jessica handler - ✑ joyas voladoras by brian doyle - ✑ proxies: essays near knowing by brian blanchfield - ↻ night sea journey by john barthes - ✑ consider the lobster by david foster wallace - admissions: a life in brain surgery by henry marsh - dino: living high in the dirty business of dreams by nick tosches - ✑ the book of delights: essays by ross gay - frank sinatra has a cold by gay talese - inventing jerry lewis by frank krutnik - ✑ whatever the weather by linda tran - ✑ the gift of strawberries by robin wall-kimmerer - fried walleye and cherry pie: midwestern writers on food, edited by peggy wolff - tomorrow and beyond: masterpieces of science fiction art, edited by ian summers - stories and prose poems by aleksandr solzhenitsyn, trans. michael glenny - ✑ in cold blood by truman capote - w. h. auden: selected poems, edited by edward mendelson - 95 poems by e. e. cummings - ↻ dawn by elie wiesel - ☏ 20020: the future of college football by jon bois - ☏ the postman by david brin - slouching towards bethlehem by joan didion - who by fire: leonard cohen in the sinai by matti friedman - in the house upon the dirt between the lake and the woods by matt bell - zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance: an inquiry into values by robert m. pirsig - ✑ essays one by lydia davis - the book of eulogies: a collection of memorial tributes, poetry, essays, and letters of condolence, edited by phyllis theroux - ✧ kneller's happy campers by etgar keret - the bus driver who wanted to be god and other stories by etgar keret - ↻ where the sidewalk ends: poems and drawings by shel silverstein - aperture 12:4, 1964, edited by minor white - the complete peanuts, 1959-1960 by charles m. shultz - ✧ letters to milena by franz kafka - aredo by grace smith - the last lecture by randy pausch & jeffrey zaslow - the bug wars by robert asprin - leaves of grass: “first” and “death-bed” editions by walt whitman - something alive by keegan grau - ↻ moby dick; or, the whale by herman melville - hunger makes me a modern girl by carrie brownstein - ✧ our numbered days by neil hilborn - book of mercy by leonard cohen - some ether by nick flynn - death of a lady's man by leonard cohen - the white album by joan didion - in fact: the best of creative nonfiction, edited by lee gutkind - ✧ kurt vonnegut: letters, edited by dan wakefield - spent saints & other stories by brian jabas smith - reckless daughter: a profile of joni mitchell by david yaffe - day by elie wiesel - william carlos williams: the collected poems 1909-1939, edited by walton litz and christopher macgowan - 𓆱 quench your thirst with salt: essays by nicole walker - 𓆱 package fever by anahi molina - 𓆱 tumbling toward awareness by anahi molina - 𓆱 if i could just see the levee from my backyard by anahi molina - 𓆱 undertones by anahi molina - 𓆱 building the dream: lego friends and the construction of human capital by christopher schaberg, ginger grimstein, waverly evans, paige franckiewicz, nino hernandez, terran lumpkin, anahi molina, & adelaide wight - 𓆱 interview with margarida vale de gato by anahi molina - love in the time of cholera by gabriel garcía márquez, trans. edith grossman - bagombo snuff box: uncollected short fiction by kurt vonnegut - 𓆱 evening with grandma by anahi molina - 𓆱 the gods are dead by anahi molina - 𓆱 namesakes by anahi molina - ☏ a book of common prayer: a novel by joan didion - grapefruit: a book of instructions and drawings by yoko ono - ☏ bluets by maggie nelson - cradle book: stories & fables by craig morgan teicher - ☏↻ the gift: poems by hafiz, the great sufi master, trans. daniel ladinsky - ☏ i heard god laughing: renderings of hafiz by daniel ladinsky - hunger: a memoir of (my) body by roxane gay - our babies, ourselves: how biology and culture shape the way we parent by meredith f. small - ☏ the overstory: a novel by richard powers - ☏ having and being had by eula biss - the two cultures and the scientific revolution by c. p. snow - ☏ dogsucker: the written oral by lawrence lenhart - 𓆱 backvalley ferrets: a rewilding of the colorado plateau by lawrence lenhart - post office by charles bukowski - consider the lobster and other essays by david foster wallace - zoologies: on animals and the human spirit by alison hawthorne-deming - ↻ the rainbabies by laura krauss melmed - billions & billions: thoughts of life and death at the brink of the millenium by carl sagan - ☏ zami: a new spelling of my name: a biomythography by audre lorde - the paper menagerie by ken liu - ☏ the member of the wedding by carson mccullers - the handsomest drowned man in the world by gabriel garcía márquez - the joy of sex by alex comfort - open all night: new poems by charles bukowski - ham on rye by charles bukowski - howl’s moving castle by diana wynne jones - ☏ norwegian wood by haruki murakami - the gales of november: the sinking of the edmund fitzgerald by robert j. hemming - ✑ the rise of silas lapham by william dean howells - ✑ girl by jamaica kincid - everyone but me wrote this by anahi molina - ✑ a rose for emily by william faulkner - ✑ sister carrie by theodore dreiser - ✑ in praise of gossip by patricia meyer spacks - ✑ the husband stitch by carmen maria machado - ✑ the way the end of days should be by diane cook - ✑ the tomb of wrestling by jo ann beard - ✑ oronooko: or, the royal slave by aphra behn - ✑ the jungle by upton sinclair ☇ new york times article reading list - ✑ bless me, ultima by rudolfo anaya - ✑ kindred by octavia butler - ✑ the awakening by kate chopin - ✑ behave: the biology of humans at our best and worst by robert sapolsky - ☏ happening by annie ernaux - ✑ m. butterfly by david henry hwang - ✑ my ántonia by willa cather - here is your war by ernie pyle - ✑ the whale caller by zakes mda - ✑ sáanii dahataał / the women are singing: poems and stories by luci tapahonso - ✑ in dubious battle by john steinbeck - ↻ sarah, plain and tall by patricia mclachlan - ✑ “the rockpile” by james baldwin - i will not leave you comfortless: a memoir by jeremy jackson - fifty famous people by james baldwin - ✑ “shiloh” by bobbie ann mason - ✑ “cathedral” by raymond carver - you get so alone sometimes that it just makes sense by charles bukowski - ✑ slaughterhouse-five by kurt vonnegut - dead babies by martin amis

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#booklist #YEAR TWO!#will b updating w links as i go along.

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melk917 · 2 years

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Kitchen Cum-fidential

Warnings: teasing, vaginal fingering, p in v sex, some light ass-slapping

Rating: E

Pairing: Paul Mendelson x f!Reader

Word count: 3,488

A/N: Happy Thanksgiving to all my American followers. A little bit of Paul smut. This one is for everyone who wanted to see Paul a little less soft...

And apologies for the truly heinous, bad porno-esque pun of a title (not really, I love it). (And cookies to whoever guesses the music video in the screenshots.)

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When Paul had insisted on hosting Thanksgiving for both of your families it had caused a warm, cozy feeling to settle in your chest. It was sweet and domestic in a way you never had in a relationship. And it feeds the fond smile on your face as you watch him in the kitchen now, only a few hours away from the first guests arriving. He is humming as he moves between the pots and pans on the stove, tasting, adjusting, stirring. The turkey is in the oven, but there are still vegetables to chop and potatoes to mash.

He’s totally in the zone and the easy way he handles the knife, adjusts the stove, adds spices… well he’s in his element and watching those long fingers flick the burner down is making you feel warm in other ways, too.

Because that’s the real downside of Paul insisting the two of you host… he’s totally absorbed in the task. He’s been so focused on prep for the last few days that he’s totally ignored you. Well, not completely. He’s put you to work, grocery shopping and helping him get the house ready, but he hasn’t… you know… put you to work.

And it’s not that you haven’t tried. You’ve been teasing him for days, hinting, cajoling… everything short of all out begging. You’ve woken him up with soft kisses down his spine, stroking his skin, nipping at the base of his throat, pressing against him at every opportunity, wearing the silk pajamas that drive him crazy—all things that would normally have him hard and dripping for you. But he’s been totally distracted, adjusting his gantt chart of kitchen timings, triple checking he has everything he needs. He’d give you a kiss on the cheek in response and move on.

You feel your cheeks grow hot again now and not from the steam and heat of the stove. He’s not dressed for dinner yet, still in a threadbare undershirt and sweatpants as he chops and stirs and sautés. He moves with grace, the muscles of his back and arms bunching and flexing, long fingers nimble and sure as he works.

And you start to think about other ways those fingers are nimble and sure, other ways he puts those big hands to use, as you watch him catch a drop of gravy from the ladle, tongue darting out to lick it up from his fingers. And now you’re watching his lips, thinking about what he can do with his mouth, and you shift on the stool you’re perched on, squeezing your legs together for friction, thighs slick. You’ve been wet and aching for days and you’re not sure how much longer you can take it.

You tried catching his attention again not too long ago, still wearing the silky pajamas that molded to your breasts in the heat of the kitchen, nipples obvious through the thin fabric. He had hardly looked up when you entered, shrugging off the light touches of your fingers on his waist or arms so he could stay focused on the stovetop. You even slipped one hand under the waistband of his sweat pants and over the curve of his ass, but he only laughed and smirked a bit before twisting out of your grasp. He had turned his face so you could press a quick kiss to the corner of his mouth but then he was leaning over another pot and checking on it. And he hadn’t even looked at you.

So you finally give in with a sigh. “Fine,” you tell him. “Put me to work then, if you won’t work me.”

He does look up at you then, eyebrows raised and a small smile twitching at the corner of his mouth, hand pausing mid-stir on the gravy.

You roll your eyes. “Yes, I’m being serious. Tell me how I can help.”

He purses his lips and narrows his eyes for a second. Then sighing, he jerks his chin at

the pile of potatoes waiting to be chopped and boiled.

“Cube those for me?”

You hop off the stool and start to pull the pieces together, grabbing a knife and cutting board. The next few minutes pass in relative peace, only the bubbling of the pots, the shick of the knife on the cutting board as you chopped the potatoes, and the soft sound of Paul’s humming as he ducks down to peer at the turkey through the oven door.

You start off doing it just as he asked. Consistent cuts, ensuring all the pieces were identical before moving to the next potato. But he’s still there, right next to you, threadbare undershirt turning translucent as his skin grows damp from the heat of the stove. The curve of his pecs is increasingly obvious, the shirt clinging in a way that isn’t helping to cool the pulse of desire in your low belly.

Ok, so the teasing touches and kisses didn’t work. Maybe it was time for a new approach. You wait until he straightens up and you are back in his eye line before you make your next chop, this one at a slight angle. He doesn’t notice. You continue, tracking him from the corner of your eye, slices coming at inconsistent degrees now, pieces no longer uniform.

He glances over and you see his eyebrow twitch, his mouth pressing into a tight line.

You move to the next potato, hacking into it.

He grunts, unable to help himself. “Babe. Cubed?”

You bite the inside of your mouth to prevent the smirk that tugs at your lips. Instead, you turn to him, eyes wide and innocent.

“This isn't what you wanted?”

His face is pinched as he looks at the mess of potato chucks next to the cutting board. “They need to be even or they won’t cook at the same time.”

“Oh,” you turn back to the pieces still on the cutting board. “Like this?” And you mangle the cut even worse.

He chokes. “Seriously?”

You cock your head to the side, all sweetness as you smile up at him offering up the hilt of the knife and shifting close. “Show me then?”

He narrows his eyes, lips pursed, assessing you. You drop your chin and look up at him through your lashes, lower lip jutting out slightly.

He doesn’t buy it. “I’ve seen you cook. You don’t need my help with this.”

You’re fully pouting now. “But maybe I want it?” He frowns as you lean towards him, running one foot along his calf. “Come on, show me your superior technique, Chef.”

He flushes, not responding, but he doesn’t shake you off either.

Knowing his eyes are still on you, you turn back to the cutting board making another large, inconsistent cut.

Out of the corner of your eye you see him clench his jaw, muscle twitching.

Knowing you have him hooked now, you move to the pièce-de-résistance: you scrape the pieces to the side of the board, dragging the sharp edge over the grain of the wood before looking back up at him, daring him to say something.

His eyes turn dark, gaze hot on you as he presses close, crowding you to the counter, voice low. “You’re being a brat. You’ll ruin the knife like that.”

The darkness in his voice shivers down your spine with the promise of something more, something rough. You arch up into him as you watch him through your lashes. “Are you going to do something about it?”

His breath hitches and he shifts so your breasts are brushing back and forth against him, an intentional tease. His hands come to your shoulders, warm and heavy, and he turns you to face the counter, crowding up behind you. You can feel the heat of him through your clothes as he slides one hand down your bare arm to your hand on the knife, while the other covers yours on the potato. When he speaks again, his lips are brushing your neck, and you shiver.

“If I show you this,” he murmurs, “are you going to listen to me? Or are you going to keep acting out?”

You manage to swallow your whimper, the desire that had been thrumming deep below your skin for days now flaring hot as he surrounds you, biceps flexing as he cages you in.

“Show me?” Your voice shakes with anticipation. “I learn better hands-on.”

He chuckles into your neck, breaking the tension briefly, and presses a light kiss behind your ear.

“All about progressive education, huh?” His voice is laced with amusement as he curls your fingers with his over the knife handle, resting the blade on the half-chopped potato. You can feel the tension in his arms around you, your ass pressed firmly into the cradle of his hips, making the twitch of his cock obvious as he starts to harden against you.

You bite back a smile and roll your hips back. His breath catches and his hand that had been on the potato drops to grab your hip in a hard grip, holding you still.

“You’re not paying attention.” His voice is low and strained.

He can’t see your smirk as you answer, rolling your hips again, completely unrepentant. “Sorry, Chef. I don’t mean to. I’m just so distracted from watching you.”

He hums. “Distraction is dangerous with such a sharp knife.” There’s a slight tremor in his fingers as he pulls the blade from your joint grasp and sets it to the side of the cutting board before lacing your fingers together and pressing your hand into the counter.

You curl your hand in his and press back more firmly with your hips. He’s fully hard against you now, the thin material of his sweatpants hiding nothing. “Oh?” Your voice is breathy, excitement thrumming through your veins as he groans softly, hips rocking into you. “Planning on distracting me more? And here I thought you were teaching me.”

He growls lightly and nips at the curve of your neck, making you gasp. He releases your hip to trail his fingers up and down your side before dipping lower, teasing over your ass before roughly grabbing a handful, kneading. Then he’s drawing his hand back to lay a smack over the curve, making you jerk and groan.

His voice is dark, whispering low in your ear. “Don’t think I don’t know what you’re doing, what you’ve been doing. It’s very bad of you, trying to rile me up like this. This is my domain and that means you follow my orders here.”

You choke as need flashes hot through you at his commanding tone, heating your cheeks. Your neglected pussy pulses along with your heartbeat, so wet now that you can feel your lips slipping against each other as you shift your weight, thighs slick and sticky. Your voice is breathless and wrecked when you answer. “Yes, Chef.”

He moans lightly as you drop your head to the side, baring your neck. He scrapes his teeth along the curve and dips his fingers under your shorts and between your legs. You let out a sharp gasp and he drops his head to groan into your neck. “Fuck. You’re soaking. All this from today?”

You bite your lip and shake your head. He’s running his fingers along your slit as he tests just how wet you really are, spreading your slick, teasing your lips, getting closer to your clit on each pass but never quite giving you what you want. Your breath is coming in harsh pants, whining a bit and you spread your legs further, rolling your hips against him and groaning when you feel his cock twitch.

“It’s been days,” you moan and he’s groaning at the confession, rolling his hips down against you, dragging the hot line of his cock between your cheeks. He slides a finger inside you, pumping it in and out. The noises as he fucks you with his finger are filthy, loud enough to be heard over the pots on the stove, and you clench down around his hand, dragging a groan from deep within his chest at your blatant desperation.

The sound breaks you, and you grind down on his finger, the stretch not enough, but more than you had for days. He curls the digit inside you, rubbing against that spot that makes lightning dance down your nerves.

“Paul, please.” Your words are slurring and you’re rutting against him shamelessly. “Fuck me, please, I need it. I can’t wait anymore, can’t go any longer without it.”

His hand on yours tightens painfully as he groans. “Fuck. Fuck.” And then his hands are at your waist band and shoving your shorts down followed by his own and you gasp as he presses his bare cock between your legs, rubbing the length along your slit until he’s as slick as you are.

His breathing is hard, uneven, and it catches with each pass of his cock between your legs. “Fuck, fine, you win.”

“Fuck. Yes, yes, ok.” You’re nodding, kicking off your shorts.

He’s got his hands on your waist, then one on your upper back roughly pushing you down on the counter while the other tilts your hips back and he’s right there, head of his cock breaching you, the burn of the stretch making your toes curl, it’s so good. He leans over you, mouth hot on your skin, forehead pressed between your shoulder blades as he works you open with short thrusts until he’s fully seated, hips pressed against your ass, breath coming in harsh pants against your neck.

“Fuck,” he breathes out. “You’re so wet, fuck baby, you feel so good.” He’s groaning, hips grinding against yours. You whine, trying to rock back against him, anything to get the friction you’ve been craving. He chokes and nips at your shoulder, holding you firm with shaking hands.

“Fuck, hold on. You have to hold on.” He’s moaning, dragging soft, wet kisses across where he’s been nipping at you, soothing the skin. You clench down on him and he gasps, hips jerking of their own volition.

“Fuck, sweetheart, I will, I will. I just—fuck, if you want me to last you have to give me a second. You’re so fucking tight, goddamn it. Fuck, you’ve already got me on the edge.” He’s mouthing at your skin, hands gripping you tight enough to bruise as he struggles to pull himself back from the bright, hot edge of orgasm.

But you’re right there, too, so worked up from days of watching him in the kitchen. His hands, his fingers, the way his arms would flex when he was chopping vegetables. His tongue laving across a spoon as he tasted things to ensure things were properly spiced. He’s gotten you so worked up without even noticing that just the stretch of his thick cock in you has you on the edge. You arch your back and turn your head desperately seeking out his lips. He tilts his chin and you’re licking into his mouth, biting at his lips and moaning.

“Don’t care. I’m so close, so close, just need you to fuck me. Want you to let go and give it to me as hard as you can.”

He groans into your mouth and then he tightens his grip on your hip and the other holds your wrist to the counter and he does what you ask. He’s fucking into you fast and hard, groaning, pulling your hips back against him on each thrust, thick cock splitting you open and filling you completely. He’s holding you so you’re at the perfect angle for the fat head to drag over that spot that makes you absolutely wild for him on each stroke. And he’s running his mouth the whole time, an endless stream of breathless, filthy praise.

“Fuck you’re so good, taking me like this. You always get so wet for me. You feel so good. God, I’m so close. Are you close? Please tell me you’re close.” His voice breaks at the end, desperate and begging, even as he is the one fucking you hard into oblivion.

You’re nodding, frantic, desperate, unable to speak, overwhelmed by the waves of pleasure pulsing through you with each thrust of his cock. You’re so wet it’s practically dripping down your legs with each pass, and the sharp slap of skin on skin is obvious and obscene, making your toes curl. He’s groaning as your cunt starts to flutter around him, your orgasm building rapidly. You’re thrusting back against him, combined force hitting you just right and you’re tensing, almost there.

He moans at the feeling, voice shocked and amazed. “Fuck, you going to come like this? Come from just my cock?”

And you’re groaning and nodding and he doesn’t let up as it builds rapidly, white-hot and burning, until you’re crying out, body seizing as you’re consumed.

His hips stutter as you clamp down hard around his cock. He’s shaking, fucking you through it for as long as he can before he lets out a desperate gasp, biting down on your shoulder hard as his cock pulses, cumming deep inside you, orgasm dragged from him by the force of your own.

You’re both still breathing hard, shaking from the force of it, slumped over the counter when a timer dings somewhere. He takes an unsteady step back, his cock slipping from you, making you whine at the loss. He runs a soothing palm up and down your side as he reaches over to turn it off and turn down the corresponding burner.

You reach out with a weak hand to tangle in his shirt and tug him back against you and he lets you, pressing soft kisses to the marks he left across your shoulders.

“I think you might need to wear a turtleneck tonight.” His voice is rough and amused. And not at all apologetic.

You chuckle lightly in response and crane your neck for a kiss, which he leans up to grant you.

“Who knew you were such an animal when you’re worked up,” you murmur against his lips and he laughs, pulling back.

“Right, and you had no idea what you were doing, teasing me this whole time. Totally the innocent party.”

You nod, turning to face him with a cheeky grin, shivering at the feel of his cum mixed with your slick dripping down your thighs. You bat your eyelashes at him, running your hands up his chest to tangle your fingers in his hair and pull him down into a kiss, languid and hot.

“I’m always the innocent one,” you whisper into his mouth, rubbing at his nipples through his shirt.

He moans, swaying into you for a second before pulling back and putting space between you. “No. No more. I’ve already steamed the broccoli too long.” You deepen your pout and he gives you a mock glare. “Stop. Go shower and let me finish here.” He pauses, eyes dropping down to your lips, swollen and wet from your frantic, biting kisses, and his tongue darts out to wet his own.

You smirk and slide down his body to grab the waist of his sweatpants from around his ankles. When you look up at him, your mouth is inches from his softening cock, your breath ghosting across him, still half-hard and slick, and he shivers.

He tilts his head back, letting his eyes slip shut and breathing out hard through his nose. “Fine.” he relents. “Let me cook now and I'll let you pull me into a dark corner later and get you off.”

You smirk, victorious. “Yes, Chef,” you murmur, and you smack his ass, making him jerk and laugh as you straighten, pulling his pants back up.

Despite his insistence that you leave, his hands come to your hips, thumbs rubbing circles into your skin, loathe to let you go.

You lean into his touch, arching up, lips brushing his ear. “But you better not get distracted later. Maybe I should just get dressed like this, your cum dripping out of me all night, just to make sure you stick to that promise. I wouldn’t want to be forgotten...”

He groans, eyes sliding shut as he buries his face in your neck and nips at your skin, making you arch against him and moan softly.

“Please don’t. You’ll give me a persistent hard-on in front of both of our parents and I think I'd die if they noticed.”

You laugh and press a soft kiss to his temple, untangling yourself from him, finally relenting. “Fine. But don’t think I won’t hold you to that dark corner later.”

He rolls his eyes and gently shoves you towards the stairs. “Go. Before you distract me further and something burns.”

You turn on your heel and give him a little mock salute along with a smirk. “Yes, Chef!”

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#Later during dinner Paul’s mother makes a comment about how creamy the mashed potatoes are #and Paul is choking on his food and bright red and the reader is trying not to laugh #and his dad agrees and is asking if they used heavy cream or “one of those new alternative milks”#Later when your families are drunk over dessert and distracted #you have Paul backed against the shelves in the pantry #hand down his pants as you work him to full hardness and whisper that you want some of that alternative milk.#Needless to say you get shoved away and he’s flushed and embarrassed and you drop to you knees to make it up to him #his oldest niece (who is 24) totally catches you as you're coming out of the pantry and is torn between horror and giving him a high five #my immense apologies to Anthony Bourdain for the terrible pun of a title but also I like to think it's so bad it's good again?#but I'm also cringing at myself a bit lollll #cookies to whoever can name the music video in the screenshots above lollll #paul mendelson #paul mendelson x reader #dopesick fanfiction

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bu-study-dude · 5 years

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It’s desk tour time!!!

I just reorganized my desk, so I figured I would share what all is on it. I know it may look messy to some, but this is the setup that meets my needs and helps me get things done.

1: Left side of the shelf

a) my class notebooks that i got at muji. i have gridded for math and circuits, and lined for deaf literature and cell bio // b) my coloring books for when i want to chill with a mug of tea and some music // c) my writing journals. the marbled one has some random notes and poems in it. the royal blue leuchtturm is my journal devoted to planning a book and all the info i need for it // d) hand sanitizer from bath & body works (i have like 5 i rotate through) // e) my 2018 bujo. i keep it so i can easily reference past spreads for future layout ideas // f) an old mini happy planner filled with note paper and project planning paper. there’s a traveler’s notebook to the left of it that i haven’t found a use for yet // g) a sketchbook i hand-stitched with a pack of multimedia paper // h) some dice and a turtle wade tea figurine i got at a nearby vintage shop

2: Middle of the shelf

a) index cards and sticky notes i use in my journal the most // b) my most used washi - the rest of it has a different home // c) some gold and black star chunky glitter in a bottle because why not // d) my dedicated poetry journal that i carry on the go at all times // e) a worry stone, lapis lazuli sphere, and pink opal because they’re pretty and i want more stones // f) tiny hands that i use to scare my roommate // g) some mint lip balm from back home in texas

3: Right side of the shelf

a) this is where i keep all of my poetry books. my other books live elsewhere, but these get the shelf because they’re my favorites. from left to right, they are:

poems of the irish people - fall river press // selected poems of emily dickinson - fall river press // robert frost selected poems - fall river press // my kindle (honorable mention) // the sonnets and a lover’s complaint - shakespeare // good poems - ed. by garrison keillor // man up: reimagining modern manhood - carlos andrés gómez // w. h. auden selected poems - ed. by edward mendelson // neplanta: an anthology dedicated to queer poets of color - ed. by christopher soto // leaves of grass (150th anniversary ed.) - walt whitman // poems that make grown men cry - ed. by anthony and ben holden // date & time - phil kaye // the ecco anthology of international poetry - ed. by ilya kaminsky and susan harris

b) my glasses case with my second pair of glasses. my prescription didn’t change this year, so i switch between the two

4: Left side of the desk

a) my pencil mug (pencils i’m not using) // b) my jar of tombow dual brush pens // c) my gelato-container-turned-pen-cup // d) my mildliners (*heart eyes*) // e) a memo pad i made by cutting the front cover off a pocket notebook // f) my current bujo and the pen case i carry with me with my current supplies // g) my laptop

5: Right side of the desk

a) my favorite mug that i got at target // b) my sharpie cup // c) all of my stickers for my bujo in a plastice storage basket from target // d) my candy stash cuz i’m secretly a grandparent. the mini crate has atomic fireballs and cinnamon jolly ranchers // e) my watch and change dish i grabbed at goodwill // f) my catch-all tray. it holds the pencils/pens i’m using at my desk, white-out, portable battery, erasers, glue, chapstick, and wallet/key when i’m in my room

Well then!

That’s it. I know it was a long one, but it was fun. If you actually read everything, thanks. If you scrolled through, no biggy. I’ll probably do some shelf area/pen case/backpack tours soonish but that won’t be for a bit. Hope y’all enjoyed!

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Smith đến Ae Buffalo Properties LLC, $ 75.000. • 5521 Đường Road, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến 5521 Transit Road LLC, $ 35.000. • 24 Halstead Ave., Michael P. Fischer đến Tri Trekkers LLC, $ 31.000. • 6 Algiers Lane, Arthur V. Pogorzala; Dolores Z. Pogorzala đến Jean Pogorzala, 30.000 đô la. • Đường Vl Kennedy, Daniel Petroski đến Joseph J. Darlak; Rossana D. Darlak, 21.000 USD. CÂU HỎI • 9662 Deerview Lane, George P. Gallagher đến Daniel L. Rodems; Manda E. Rodems, $ 419,900. • Đất trống 9819 Đường mòn Longleaf, Sg Clarence LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 129.500 đô la. THU THẬP • 14088 Gowanda State Road, Earle W. Gates; Vòng nguyệt quế S. Gates đến Keller Billie Jo M, 143.100 đô la. • 13945 Quaker St., Nancy Wells Withington đến Mark Hawes, 40.000 đô la. CONCORD • Đường mòn 20 dốc, Jennifer A. Obrien; Kevin J. Obrien đến Jerry Grawe; Sandra Grawe, $ 245.000. • 13966 Mill St., 7538 Olean Road LLC đến Michael Meindl; Jessica Stack, $ 178.000. EDEN • 9833 Đường Tice, Joseph J. Willis; Karen S. Willis cho Jennifer L. Weber; Joseph M. Weber, 360.000 đô la. • 2172 Đường Hemlock, Lynn Milligan; Robert Milligan đến Brett J. Gage; Natalia D. Gage, 225.000 đô la. • Đường 2304 tháng 3, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc., $ 10.000.EVans • 7125 Brandywine Drive, John Hider; Kristine Hider đến Desiree Hider; John C. Hider, 150.000 đô la. • 73 Center St., Truman 2016 Sc6 Title Trust Tr to Queen City Remodeling Inc, 61.500 đô la. • 1576 Eden Evans Center Road, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc, 25.000 đô la. • 9096 Đại lộ Tây Nam, Nancy Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc, $ 10.000. ĐẢO GRAND • 94 Đường mòn dễ chịu, David W. Ambellan; Nancy A. Ambellan đến Narinder Singh, 351.000 đô la. • 1310 East Park Road, 335 Center St. Inc đến Idrees Akhtar; Mubeen A. Moughal, 205.000 đô la. • 1486 Đường Whitehaven, Mehmet Hajdini; Arbnore Islami đến Tri Trekkers LLC, $ 173.500. • 3058 Đường sông Đông, David M. Scalise; Joseph D. Mở rộng cho Susan King, 125.000 đô la. HAMCHA • Tòa án Woodway 5018, David Marshall Meinke đến Joshua R. Bannister; Nicolette E. Bannister, 373.000 đô la. • 4301 Rushford Drive, Timothy J. Keim đến National Nominee Services Inc, $ 325.000. • 4301 Rushford Drive, National Nominee Services Inc cho Emily T. Haas, $ 325.000. Steenberg; Timothy T. Steenberg đến Jami Ali; Matthew Silver, $ 290.000. • 5589 Câu lạc bộ đồng quê, Valerie L. Heywood đến Jessica L. Hargarther; Kyle E. Scritchfield, $ 260.000. • 6233 Đường Versailles, Erin N. Russell đến Louis P. Vertino Jr., $ 215.000. • 4971 Kennison Parkway, Natalie R. Bucholtz; George T. Griesbaum cho Lauren E. Murray; Michael T. Murray, $ 189.000. • 6138 Mckinley Parkway, John C. Stiker; Mary L. Stiker cho Steven J. Fox; Tracy A. Fox, $ 185,000. • 5136 Thurston Ave., Jennifer Sj Beam to Paul Hoffman, $ 170.000. • 77 Cây thông, Joseph R. Hess; Lynn M. Hess đến Lindsey K. Ardus, 150.000 đô la. • 4745 Đại lộ Mount Vernon, Claudia M. Austin; Elbert C. Austin III đến Harold R. Clark, 138.000 đô la. • 2640 Oakwood Ave., Melissa Bannister cho Bradley K. Heilig, 135.000 đô la. HÀ LAN • 6 Cherrywood Ridge, Florence Hoffman; Gene E. Hoffman cho Brandon J. Dawson; Rebecca G. Dawson, $ 217.000. • 124 Canada St., Rebecca G. Keller cho Jennifer R. Larkowski; Sean M. Larkowski, $ 157,400. LACKAWANNA • 66 Orchard Place, Colin P. Higgins đến Sharif M. Alamry, $ 157.500. • 100 Balen Drive, Edward J. Mueller cho David D. Holmwood, $ 147.000. • 191 Franklin St., Bruce Savino đến Samantha Martin, $ 108,150. LANCASTER • 28 Weathersfield Lane, Rjf Development Jv đến Cross Creek Eight LLC, 996.870 đô la. • 1821 Como Park Boulevard, Kcm Enterprises Inc đến Van Buren Boys Holdings LLC, 430.000 đô la. • 16 Park Walk, Jamie L. Cudzil; Jonathan R. Fletcher cho Jennifer N. Zyla; Scott E. Zyla, 270.000 đô la. • 21 Ivy Way, Divert Properties LLC đến Samantha J. Pilote, $ 235.000. • 18 Petersbrook Circle, Patricia K. Wukovits cho William E. Clotfelter, 179.000 đô la. • 132 Iroquois Ave., Beverly Schuster; Beverly I. Schuster đến Valerie Lynn Alba, $ 167,000. • 6 Benson Drive, Helen M. Dietz đến Kelly Ann Martin, $ 122.500. • 6 Weathersfield Lane, Essex Ngôi nhà của WNY Inc cho Lauren C. Rittling; Richard W. Rittling Jr., 84.000 đô la. • 34 Glendale Drive, Crystal A. Richards đến Thomas P Schuster Ira Ben; Equity Trust Co Cust, 81.000 đô la. • 8 Hidden Lawn Crossing, Hidden Lawn Lan LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 69.000 đô la. • Đất trống 41 Partridge Walk, Hidden Lawn Lan LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 69.000 đô la. MARILLA • 2432 Đường Eastwood, Jonathan Thompson đến Paul Luke Kieffer, $ 220.000. NEWSTEAD • 4959 South Newstead Road, Cmk Builders của Alden Inc đến Gary Bailey; Candi S. Possinger-Bailey, 360.000 đô la. PHÍA BẮC • Đường Vl Marschfield, David Berghash; David Wadsworth cho Kenneth Phillips, 33.000 đô la. CÔNG viên ORCHARD • 2 Đường Winterhall, Sally A. Manley; William S. Manley đến Dean M. Brewer Jr.; Rachel Annette Biaer, 656.900 đô la. • 8 Grand View Trl, Joseph P. Kubarek; Sharon M. Porcellio đến Kelly A. Todaro; Michael J. Todaro, 650.000 đô la. • 285 Độc lập, Matthew E. Raiff; Susan M. Raiff đến Gregory D. Samei, 375.000 đô la. • 45 Minden Drive, Steven B. Bengart; Charlene C. Parker đến Fannie Mae, $ 231,022. • 5246 Webster Road, Patricia S. Walla viêm; Paul J. Walla viêm đến Timothy T. Steenberg, 148.000 đô la. • Đất trống 4 Stone Bluff Ct 56, Liên doanh Brompton / caesar Associates cho Jamie N. Nadler; Megan E. Nadler, 118.000 đô la. • 20 Hearthstone Terrace, Liên doanh Brompton / caesar Associates cho Forbes Homes Inc, 114.000 đô la. • 22 Hearthstone Terrace, Brompton / caesar Associates liên doanh với Forbes Homes Inc, 114.000 đô la. đến Tài sản & Bất động sản Mỹ LLC, $ 42.500. MÙA XUÂN • 205 Newman St., Ethan W. Collins; Audra D. Towsley; Patrick E. Towsley đến Ngân hàng Cộng đồng NA, 136.341 đô la. • 47 Glen St., Rosemary S. Mumbach đến Margaret A. Obrien, 126.000 đô la. • 154 East Main St., Cordell A. Thompson; Jaime C. Thompson cho Sarah L. Gabler, 104.000 đô la. THÀNH PHỐ TONAWANDA • 4 Peuquet Parkway, Outvue LLC đến Stark Real Estate Holdings LLC, $ 950,000. • 279 Brookside, Trevor J. Mullins cho Jason L. Bishoff; Maegan E. Bishoff, $ 215.000. • 273 Rogers Ave., Matthew Casseri đến Jamie L. Cummings; Nathan Cummings, $ 173,000. • 257 Niagara St., Edward W. Schreaser to Amy E. Tirella, 133.900 đô la. • 228 Grove St., Odonnell Land & expl LLC đến Jacob Rutkowski, 122.000 đô la. • 166 Rogers Ave., Doris Callahan; Doris E. Callahan đến Kristen Consminger, $ 119,900. • 45 Simson St., Kira Cochran-Gross cho Ahad Advisory Group LLC, $ 50,786. • 2 Maldives, Ave., Francis J. Prelewicz đến John C. Pontrello, $ 50.000. • 4 Clinton St ., David L Eddy Ira 100% Ben; Công ty ủy thác Pensco ủy thác cho Michael J. Lee; Khủng bố E. Lee; 78 Niagara Shore LLC, $ 44.000. TONAWANDA • 22 Deerhurst Park, John Pezzino III đến Anthony C. Fanara, $ 330.000. • 42 đường Grayton, Marilyn Kanutsu đến Deborah A. Tomizzi; Joseph J. Tomizzi, $ 277.999. • 324 Argonne Drive, Anne Mcguire; Curtis L. Meer cho Justin Giá, $ 272.000. • 2970 Đường Eggert, Francesca Grisafi; Giovanni Grisafi đến Bình minh Marie Smyth; Michael Lawrence Smyth, 266.000 đô la. • 142 Westfall Drive, William J. Croker đến Breanne A. Queeno, 186.500 đô la. John A. Delaney đến Heather Rende, 161.000 đô la. • 403 Thorncliff, Dorothy M. Grover cho Elizabeth J. Smith; Michael P. Smith, $ 159,000. • 50 Dreyer Ave., Mark Valenti đến Rosalina M. Vanegas, $ 150,000. • 22 Keller, Heather E. Markwart đến Rachelle Roberts, $ 145.000. • 33 North Ellwood Ave., Susan Ellsworth Johnson đến Trevor J Ngày, 140.000 đô la. • 32 Tremont Ave., Eric B. Nelson đến Miranda Scamacca, 135.000 đô la. • 393 Westgate Road, Kaysi Stepien đến Anthony Badon, 130.000 đô la. • 60 Legion Drive, Donald S. Cox; Gary F. Cox; James A. Cox; Walter W. Cox đến 60legion LLC, 129.900 đô la. • 64 North End Ave., Mary T. Kosmerl đến Lsf9 Master Tham gia tin cậy Tr; Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ NA Tr, $ 125,261. • 974 Đại lộ Riverview, Roberta Mcginty đến Kim Tetreault; Scott Tetreault, 106.500 đô la. • 115 Brighton, Arthur Manthey Jr.; Manthey Arthur Paul Jr đến Amanda C. Glor, 100.000 đô la. • 3347 Elmwood Ave., Schofield Residence; Schofield Residence & schofield Certified Home Care; Ghế bánh xe Home Inc dba to Linda C. Baker; Robert A. Baker, 97.000 đô la. • 31 Kerr Ave., Justin J. Bleich; Paul A. Vance gửi Ngân hàng HSBC Hoa Kỳ NA, $ 94,073. • 64 Hoover Ave., Kenneth Graber; Amiee L. Kennedy; Keith D. Miller; Mary E. Miller đến Ngân hàng Midfirst, 81.000 đô la. • 140 Parkwood Ave., HUD đến Emmanuel Tambi, 77.000 đô la. • 164 Woodlawn Drive, Christina Trust Tr; Cơ hội tín dụng dân cư ủy thác III Tr; Hội tiết kiệm Wilmington Fsb Tr dba to Terrance P. Brogan, $ 75,001. • 86 Somerton Ave., 6831 Seneca St. LLC đến Unisource Realty LLC, $ 75.000. • 21 Pullman Ave., Carolyn Diakakis; Peter Diakakis cho Corey J. Hogan, 65.000 đô la. • 149 Kaufman Ave., Michael W. Wagner đến Stephanie E. Capozzi; Nicholas P. Hackett, 30.000 đô la. • 68 Roxley, Anthony F. Scrivo đến Colleen E. Kozlowski; Colleen Scrivo, $ 15,693. TÂY SENECA • 8 Crownland Circle, David R. Modica Jr. đến Jaime E. Noltee; Jeffrey Noltee Jr., $ 202.500. • 69 Woodbine Ave., James Lawson; Theresa Lawson đến Alexia R. Schmidt; Cameron W. Schmidt, 179.900 đô la. • Đường 338 Union, Philip Obrien đến Rachael Ann Kapuscinski, 170.000 đô la. • 4968 Clinton St., Frederick F. Mazurowski đến Richard Wieland, 135.000 đô la. • 45 Nancycrest Lane, George R. Myslinski đến Anne E. Nâu; Stephen P. Brown, $ 134,900. • 319 Nhà thờ Ấn Độ, Erma B. Flory cho Steven J. Wagner, $ 125,250. • 66 Burch Ave., Tập đoàn cải tiến vùng đất Buffalo Erie Niagara đến Elizabeth A. Komoroske, $ 125.000. • 400 Collins Ave. , Nicholas L. Arakelian đến April K. Mueller, 123.600 đô la. • 245 Burch Ave., Steve M. Dipalma cho Christopher S. Golownik; Patricia Golownik, 63.000 đô la. • 212 Saint Jude Terrace, Lisa M. Zimpfer cho Peter J. Celli, 40.000 đô la. • 2p V / l Hyland Ave., Stefan Kablak cho Donald G. Larson, 23.500 đô la. [ad_2] Nguồn

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Avengers: Endgame (2019) 👎

Synopsis / Plot - After the devastating events of 'Avengers: Infinity War', the universe is in ruins. With the help of remaining allies, the Avengers assemble once more in order to undo Thanos' actions and restore order to the universe.

Cast - Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Don Cheadle, Paul Rudd, Brie Larson, Karen Gillan, Josh Brolin, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chadwick Boseman, Tom Holland, Zoe Saldana, Evangeline Lilly, Tessa Thompson, René Russo, Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Tom Hiddleston, Danai Gurira, Benedict Wong, Pom Klementieff, Dave Bautista, Letitia Wright, John Slattery, Tilda Swinton, Jon Favreau,

Scott Mendelson Forbes : "It is a fine and satisfying finale for what’s come (...) It doesn’t make a ton of internal sense, suffers from narrative claustrophobia and the action leaves a little to be desired (...) A merely okay MCU movie"

Donald Clarke Irish Times: "'Endgame' spends too long wallowing in its own pomposity (...) There is fun to be had. These pictures always work best when acknowledging their own silliness (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"

Paul Whitington Irish Independent : "There’s a frantic busyness to the whole thing that wearied me but may well delight Marvel nuts (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"

https://www.filmaffinity.com/en/film993884.html

#Avengers: Endgame (2019)#👎#SciFi

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Introducing | NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program Recipients and Finalists

NYFA has awarded a total of $644,000 to 95 New York State artists.

The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has announced the recipients and finalists of the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship program, which it has administered for the past 31 years with leadership support from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA). The organization has awarded a total of $644,000 to 95 artists (including three collaborations) whose ages range from 25-84 years throughout New York State in the following disciplines: Crafts/Sculpture, Digital/Electronic Arts, Nonfiction Literature, Poetry, and Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts. Fifteen finalists, who do not receive a cash award, but benefit from a range of other NYFA services, were also announced. A complete list of the Fellows and Finalists follows.

The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program makes unrestricted cash grants of $7,000 to artists working in 15 disciplines, awarding five per year on a triennial basis. The program is highly competitive and this year’s recipients and finalists were selected by discipline-specific peer panels from an applicant pool of 2,744. Since it was launched in 1985, the program has awarded over $31 million to more than 4,400 artists.

“Being an artist is hard work, and a struggle for many; a recent report by New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs found that 40% of the artists surveyed cannot afford art supplies and tools,” said Michael L. Royce, Executive Director, NYFA. “This sobering figure is one of the reasons why we are proud to support artists across New York State with unrestricted grants. For 31 years, artists of all disciplines have put the money towards anything that helps make their lives and practice easier, including buying the supplies and time they need to make their art and push their careers forward” he added.

New York State Council on the Arts Chair, Dr. Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, said: “The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship program supports New York State’s creative communities, and NYSCA is proud of our leadership role in this nearly 32-year collaboration with NYFA. Since 1985, NYSCA has provided $31 million in funding for this critical program. Each individual grant helps the recipient more freely engage in imaginative work, and expand the boundaries of creative media. It is gratifying to know that this program has made a real difference in the daily lives of thousands of artists, throughout New York State."

Richard Barlow of Oneonta, New York, was awarded a Fellowship in Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts. He expressed that “the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship is an incredible validation of my work as a visual artist. As a relative newcomer to New York State, it also feels like an acknowledgement that I have established a successful art practice and presence in my new home.” He added that the money will “offset many of the costs of maintaining an active artistic practice: travel, shipping, residencies, materials, promotion, fabrication, etc., and in doing so will alleviate financial pressures and open some mental breathing room to allow for more creative work.”

Neda Toloui-Semnani, a Fellow in Nonfiction Literature from Brooklyn, New York, shared the following about her fellowship: “The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship has given me, a nonfiction writer, the luxury of resource. It has given me both peace of mind and a great deal of joy because I get to see through the final reporting and writing of my first book without compromising. It’s an extraordinary gift.”

Fellowship Recipients and Finalists by Discipline and County of Residence:

Crafts/Sculpture

Sharif Bey (Onondaga) Robert Bittenbender (Kings) Kathy Butterly (New York) Jack Elliott (Tompkins) Hiroyuki Hamada (Suffolk) Dave Hardy (Kings) Valerie Hegarty (Kings) Sophie Hirsch (Kings) Jerome Johnson (Kings) Robin Kang (Nassau) Zaq Landsberg (Kings) China Marks (Queens) Melanie McLain (Queens) Shari Mendelson (Schoharie) Toshiaki Noda (New York) Kambui Olujimi (Kings) Peter Opheim (Kings) Jim Osman (Kings) Lina Puerta (New York) Patrick Robideau (Niagara) Diana Shpungin (Kings) Elise Siegel (New York) Kurt Steger (Kings) Joanne Ungar (Kings)

Crafts/Sculpture Finalists

Jarrod Beck (Ulster) Oasa DuVerney (Kings) Panagiotis Mavridis (Kings) Susan Meyer (Columbia)

Crafts/Sculpture Panelists

Mikhail Gubin (Queens) Cal Lane (Putnam) Ryan Sarah Murphy (Kings) Armita Raafat (New York) Kako Ueda (Kings)

Digital/Electronic Arts

Merche Blasco (Kings) Jeremy Couillard (Queens) João Enxuto and Erica Love (New York)* LoVid (Suffolk)* Melinda Hunt (Westchester) Zohar Kfir (Kings) Jen Liu (Richmond) Amelia Marzec (Kings) Eva and Franco Mattes (New York)* Joseph Morris (Kings) Ziv Schneider (Queens) Pascual Sisto (Kings) Christopher Woebken (New York)

Digital/Electronic Arts Finalists

Anthony Graves and Carla Herrera-Prats - Camel Collective (Queens)* DeeDee Halleck (Ulster) Mattia Casalegno (Kings)

Digital/Electronic Arts Panelists

Peter Burr (Kings) Heather Bursch (Kings) Moo Kwon Han (New York) Gabriela Monroy (Kings/International) Boryana Rossa (Onondaga)

Nonfiction Literature

Humera Afridi (New York) Jennifer Baker (Queens) Ava Chin (New York) Mitchell Jackson (New York) T Kira Madden (New York) Alia Malek (Kings) Joseph Osmundson (New York) Brice Particelli (New York) Ross Perlin (Queens) Hugh Ryan (Kings) Aurvi Sharma (New York) Neda Toloui-Semnani (Kings) Kelly Tsai (Kings)** Alejandro Varela (Kings) Katherine Zoepf (New York)

Nonfiction Literature Finalists

Brian Castner (Erie) Lisa Chen (Kings) Rong Xiaoqing (Queens)

Nonfiction Literature Panelists

Shahnaz Habib (Kings) Abeer Hoque (Kings) Annie Lanzillotto (Westchester) Thaddeus Rutkowski (New York) Eben Wood (Kings)

Poetry

Desiree C. Bailey (Queens) Jennifer Bartlett (Kings) Wo Chan (Kings) Alan Davies (New York) Joey De Jesus (Queens) Betsy Fagin (Kings) Jameson Fitzpatrick (Kings) Harmony Holiday (New York)*** Jake Matkov (Kings) Uche Nduka (Kings) Allyson Paty (Kings) Tommy Pico (Kings) Jayson Smith (Kings) Ann Stephenson (New York) Bridget Talone (Queens) Michelle Whittaker (Suffolk) Samantha Zighelboim (New York)

Poetry Finalists

Ana Bozicevic (Kings) Krystal Languell (Kings) Asiya Wadud (Kings)

Poetry Panelists

Albert Abonado (Monroe) Rosebud Ben-Oni (Queens) Rachel McKibbens (Monroe) Stacy Szymaszek (Kings) Matvei Yankelevich (Kings)

Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts

Richard Barlow (Otsego) Alex Barry (New York) Natalie Beall (Dutchess) Thalia Chantziara (New York) Amanda Church (New York) Amy Cutler (Kings) Terry Conrad (Saratoga) Donna Diamond (Bronx) Mark Dion (New York) Mark Ferguson (Kings) Johanna Goodman (Rockland) Ellen Grossman (New York) Takuji Hamanaka (Kings) Amir Hariri (Queens) Carla Rae Johnson (Westchester) Cotter Luppi (Columbia) Kymia Nawabi (Kings) Susan Rostow (New York) Jennifer Schmidt (Kings)**** Charlotte Schulz (Westchester) Sean Sullivan (Ulster) Dannielle Tegeder (New York) Scott Teplin (Kings)

Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts Finalists

Nicole Maloof (New York) Debra Priestly (Ulster)

Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts Panelists

Perry Angelora (Kings) Gil Avineri (New York) George Hrycun (Allegany) Svetlana Rabey (New York) Jen Ray (Queens)

* Collaborating Fellows **Joanne Chen Fellowship: Kelly Tsai (Nonfiction Literature); the Joanne Chen Fellowship is awarded annually to a Taiwanese American artist residing in New York State ***Shelley Pinz Fellow: Harmony Holiday (Poetry) ****Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Fellow: Jennifer Schmidt (Printmaking/ Drawing/Book Arts)

Click here for more information about the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program.

Funding Support

Major funding is also provided by the New York State Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA). Additional funding is provided by the Lily Auchincloss Foundation, the Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, and individual donors.

Images, from above: Terry Conrad (Fellow in Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts ‘17), Photo Credit: PD Rearick; Kathy Butterly (Fellow in Crafts/Sculpture ‘17), Chaos Monkey, 2017, clay and glaze, Photo Credit: Alan Weiner; Amelia Marzec (Fellow in Digital/Electronic Arts ‘17), Weather Center for the Apocalypse: Weather Tower, 2016, Wood, glass, acrylic, electronics

#afp #NYSCANYFAfellows #dcla #artistnews #nyscanyfafellowship #instagram

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Rules | Answer the 20 questions and tag 20 amazing followers you’d like to get to know better!

Tagged by: my darlings @francisthegreat and @agent-nemesis

Name: Sally

Nicknames: Sally is a nickname, guys. Do you really want it to get any shorter?

Zodiac sign: Scorpio Sun, Aquarius Moon, Cancer Ascendant

Height: 5′5″ and a bit

Orientation: Queer/pan

Nationality: The good ol’ US of A

Favorite fruit: STRAWBERRIES

Favorite season: Fall.

Favorite book: I HAVE SO MANY. A “short” list includes: The Silmarillion by Tolkien, Moskoviada by Yuri Andrukhovych, A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, The Hero With A Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell, To Bedlam and Part Way Back by Anne Sexton, Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol, Konarmia by Isaak Babel’, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, A Fable by William Faulkner, On the Road by Jack Kerouac, To a God Unknown by John Steinbeck, and Everything that Rises Must Converge by Flannery O’Conner

Favorite flower: Roses

Favorite scent: Moss and leather and the forest just after it rains.

Favorite color: Grey and green.

Favorite animal: Wolves and frogs!

Coffee, tea, or hot cocoa: Coffee and tea, depending on the moment.

Average sleep hours: few

Cat or dog person: BOTH!

Favorite fictional character: Turin Turambar

Number of blankets you sleep with: Many. As many as is reasonable.

Dream trip: Does Mars count? Um... either the DRC or back to Romania, or to Zakarpatia in Ukraine.

Blog created: April 2016 saw me dragged back onto the blue hellsite from peaceful absence.

Number of followers: 900 and something. It keeps switching up and down lately, so I’m not quite sure.

If you want to... @uptownhuxyouup @unicornsandbutane @kyloream @cracktheglasses @mendelsons @white-rainbowff @festeringsilence @nspamc @lia-rei @littleststarfighter @cuppyren @kyluxtrashcompactor @kyluxtrashpit @charlesdances @roberthouse @kesstiel @star-crowned-prince @orsonkraennic @gefionne and @friendly-neighbourhood-sparrow which is not 20 but w/e.

#meme

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ralph-n-fiennes · 7 years

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Open letter to Theresa May

Dear Prime Minister,

The government's decision to close the "Dubs" lifeline for vulnerable refugee children is truly shameful. The idea that as a country we will slam the door shut after just 350 children have reached safety is completely unacceptable. Lord Dubs was himself a child saved by Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued 669 children virtually single-handed. It is embarrassing that the Prime Minister's entire government will not even manage to match the example set by her former constituent all those years ago, let alone the efforts of the Kindertransport movement of which he was a part which saved 10,000 children from the Nazis. It is clear from the work of charities like Citizens UK's Safe Passage project and Help Refugees with unaccompanied child refugees across Greece, Italy and France that where these safe and legal routes are blocked, children are left with a terrible choice between train tracks on the one hand and people traffickers on the other. The government's threadbare consultation with councils is now nine months out of date. The country we know and love is bigger than this. Communities and councils across the country stand ready to do more. The government must agree to extend the programme and re-consult with councils immediately.

Yours truly,

Akram Khan Alex Jennings Alice Temperley Amanda Craig Amanda Jennings Andrew O'Hagan Anish Kapoor, Sir Anna Maxwell Martin Anne Fine Anoushka Shankar Anthony McGowan Antonia Honeywell Antony Gormley Arlene Phillips Beeban Kidron Bella Freud Ben Drew aka Plan B Ben Whishaw Benedict Cumberbatch Betsy Tobin Bill Nighy Bill Paterson Billy Bragg Blake Morrison Candy Gourlay Carey Mulligan Carol Drinkwater Caroline Flack Charlotte Gainsbourg Charlotte Mendelson Chris Cleave Christina Koning Clare Morpurgo Coldplay Daniel Hahn David Hare David Heyman David Lan David Nicholls Dawn O'Porter Douglas Booth Ed Simons Ed Skrein Edgar Wright Edna O'Brien Elif Shafak Emilia Fox Emily Eavis Emma Freud Evie Wyld Fiona Dunbar Frances Thomas Francesca Simon Frank Cottrell Boyce Gary Lineker Gok Wan Hannah Beckerman Harriet Lane Harriet Walter Helen Dunmore Helena Kennedy QC Henry Goodman Henry Porter Hot Chip Hugh Brody Ian Rickson Imogen Stubbs Jack Harries James McConnachie Jamie Byng Jamie Cullum Jane Casey Jane Harris Jane Johnson Jane Wickenden Jason Flemyng Jason Isaacs Jemma Redgrave Jeremy Hardy Jessica Fellowes Jessie Burton Jessie Ware Joanna Briscoe Joanna Trollope Joanne Harris Joe Wright Joely Richardson John McCarthy John Wilson Jojo Moyes Jon Courtenay Grimwood Jon McGregor Jonny Lee Miller Jude Law Judy Astley Julia Williams Julie Bertagna Juliet Stevenson Kate Mosse Kate Pullinger Katharine Quarmby Katharine Rundell Katherine Langrish Keira Knightley Keren David Kit Berry Lauren St John Lee Hall Lesley Manville Lia Williams Lily Allen Lily Cole Linda Grant Lisa Appignanesi Liz Fremantle Lu Hersey Lucy Coats Lucy Daniel Raby Lucy Popescu Lynda Edward Maggie O'Farrell Mark Rylance Mary Hoffman Mary Kay Wilmers Matt Smith Meg Rosoff Meredith Miller Michael Morpurgo Michael Winterbottom Mick Moon Miranda Gold Miranda Richardson Nadifa Mohamed Nell Leyshon Nicci Gerrard Nick Dewey Nicky Matthews Browne Nicole Farhi Nina Killham Noel Fielding Noma Dumezweni Paloma Faith Patricia Ferguson Patrick Gale Paul Dowswell Pauline Chandler Penny Dolan Peter Bently Peter Bunzl Philip Pullman Philippa Stjernsward Pippa Harris Ralph Fiennes Rebecca Abrams Rhiannon Lassiter Rhys Ifans Richard Davenport-Hines Rick Smith Riz Ahmed Roger Allam Rogers of Riverside Rose Boyt Rowan Coleman Rowan Williams Ruby Wax Ruth Negga Ruth Rogers Sabrina Guinness Salley Vickers Sam Baker Sam Frears Samira Osman Sandi Toksvig Sarah Dunant Sarah Waters Sonia Friedman Sophie Dahl Stephen Daldry Stephen Frears Stephen Poliakoff Steven Knight Tammy Cohen Terence Blacker Terry Stiastny Tess Morris Tim Piggott-Smith Tom Odell Tom Rowlands Tom Stoppard Tracey Seaward Tracy Chevalier Ursula Owen Vanessa Harbour Vicken Parsons Vicky McClure Zoe Wanamaker

#ralph fiennes #benedict cumberbatch #mark rylance #matt smith #jason isaacs

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we-are-the-sickness · 7 years

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Do all of the questions, *just do it flex*

GOTDANG IT SPAGHETTI 1: 6 of the songs you listen to most?MMM fuc man. Ok. Inhale by stone sour(still), the hollow by a perfect circle, no leaf clover by metallica, wide awake acoustic by Chris Cornell, beauty school by deftones, and any lamb of god song lmao2: If you could meet anyone on this earth, who would it be?I know it's happening in 4 month (holy fuc) but I'd say You.3: Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 23, give me line 17. Tf u think I'm getting off my BED for a BOOK rN?4: What do you think about most?building my future and the things I'd like to do5: What does your latest text message from someone else say?It's probs from u or gemi hold on "Ravioli ravioli give me da formuoli"UNBELIEVEABLE SAMANATHA6: Do you sleep with or without clothes on?I either sleep in my undies w a shirt or no shirt n just undies but usually the earlier7: What’s your strangest talent?I can burp whenever I damn well please8: Girls… (finish the sentence); Boys… (finish the sentence)Girls...disappoint less than Boys disappoint 9: Ever had a poem or song written about you?Aaaah yes yikes it's been awhile yikes10: When is the last time you played the air guitar?Probably yesterday11: Do you have any strange phobias?FEAR OF HOLES 12: Ever stuck a foreign object up your nose?yes14: If you are outside, what are you most likely doing?Absorbing the sun coz I need that D15: Do you prefer to be behind the camera or in front of it?Behind usually I have this idea in my head that I want aesthetic shots of myself but I KNO that's never gonna happen16: Simple but extremely complex. Favorite band?*screaming* no17: What was the last lie you told?I ate18: Do you believe in karma?I think so yes19: What does your URL mean?We are the sickness that cleanses the earth clean.20: What is your greatest weakness; your greatest strength?My strong will to protect, and my strength would be I usually can analyze situations and how to handle them fairly quickly I guess 21: Who is your celebrity crush?Ben mendelson atm 22: Have you ever gone skinny dipping?I don't think so23: How do you vent your anger?I box in the summer time and the rest of the time I make art and listen to music.24: Do you have a collection of anything?CDs and cookbooks lmao25: Do you prefer talking on the phone or video chatting online?Hmmmm idk depends on the day 26: Are you happy with the person you’ve become?I'm happier with who I am now than who I was. I want to improve everyday27: What’s a sound you hate; sound you love?I hate hearing my mom chew it literally makes me wanna die. But I love the sound of laughter especially when I caused it28: What’s your biggest “what if”?What if I won't be able to do any of the things I want to achieve.29: Do you believe in ghosts? How about aliens? Yes n yes my boi30: Stick your right arm out; what do you touch first? Do the same with your left arm.Air n air31: Smell the air. What do you smell?Linen 32: What’s the worst place you have ever been to?Illinois. (I live here) or my grandmas33: Choose: East Coast or West Coast?WEST34: Most attractive singer of your opposite gender?UNMM wow omg look at my blog fam I mean,,,fk35: To you, what is the meaning of life?To change, and to love.36: Define Art.The expression of ones inner self37: Do you believe in luck?Sometimes lol38: What’s the weather like right now?Cold as fuck But I think the sun is out39: What time is it?12:3240: Do you drive? If so, have you ever crashed?Yes and almost41: What was the last book you read?Anthony Kiedis' book42: Do you like the smell of gasoline?Sometimes43: Do you have any nicknames?God yes. SAV, savvy, savage, baguetti, sun, sunshine, veena, vanny, salamander, mom, etc etc44: What was the last film you saw?A DRESSMAKER IT WAS AMAZING HIGHLY SUGGEST45: What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had?I haven't broken a bone YET but everything else has happen so I can't name what was the worse46: Have you ever caught a butterfly?OUI47: Do you have any obsessions right now?I'm obsessed w cleanliness at the moment48: What’s your sexual orientation?Bisexual 49: Ever had a rumour spread about you?MMM plenty50: Do you believe in magic?Oui51: Do you tend to hold grudges against people who have done you wrong?I do. But since last summer Ive realized it's better for me and the ones I love to let go.52: What is your astrological sign?Aquarius!53: Do you save money or spend it?Save54: What’s the last thing you purchased?Bananas I think55: Love or lust?Love.56: In a relationship?It's complicated but I love her far beyond the moon and back57: How many relationships have you had?4 I think58: Can you touch your nose with your tongue?I USED TO59: Where were you yesterday?in my house60: Is there anything pink within 10 feet of you?Yes yes61: Are you wearing socks right now?Nope62: What’s your favourite animal?,,,wolf63: What is your secret weapon to get someone to like you?Uh idk be kind to them64: Where is your best friend?I have a couple but the ones I talking to rn r in California(u), Tx, and LA 65: Give me your top 5 favourite blogs on Tumblr.@jeffhannemontana@coreytaylorworld@jaymzcatfield@flowernips@metallica-slipknot66: What is your heritage?Scottish and German and Jewish I didn't know if the Jewish was for sure until my grandmother showed us my great great grandfather that was wild.67: What were you doing last night at 12AM?Pinterest most likely68: What do you think is Satan’s last name?Lucifer Trump69: Be honest. Ever gotten yourself off?Omfg yes70: Are you the kind of friend you would want to have as a friend?I would like to say so71: You are walking down the street on your way to work. There is a dog drowning in the canal on the side of the street. Your boss has told you if you are late one more time you get fired. What do you do?Um save the dog obviously wtf72: You are at the doctor’s office and she has just informed you that you have approximately one month to live. a) Do you tell anyone/everyone you are going to die? Idk if I would tell anyone. I may just because they deserve to know what to dob) What do you do with your remaining days? c) Would you be afraid?I would spend it with a couple people and do a few things I wanted to do& I think I'd only be afraid for the ones I love tbh73: You can only have one of these things; trust or love.I know what having love w out trust is like and that didn't turn out well 74: What’s a song that always makes you happy when you hear it?The hollow, definitely 75: What are the last four digits in your cell phone number?170676: In your opinion, what makes a great relationship?Understanding of the past and the present. And constantly trying to be better than we once were.77: How can I win your heart?I mean u already did but I'd say compassion wins my heart a lot of the time78: Can insanity bring on more creativity?Oh god idk it just happens usually music tho79: What is the single best decision you have made in your life so far?Not give a shit abt what other people think and just focus on how I feel and how to make myself better80: What size shoes do you wear?7-881: What would you want to be written on your tombstone?The lyrics to "stop it now (seagulls)"82: What is your favourite word?Meme83: Give me the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word; heart.I thought abt this heart vase I wanted awhile back omg84: What is a saying you say a lot?Be patient 85: What’s the last song you listened to?Some atmospheric acoustic music idk ask Spotify86: Basic question; what’s your favourite colour/colours?BOi black, purple, red, white, n turquoise, OHHH AND EMERALD87: What is your current desktop picture?it's a vintage star map88: If you could press a button and make anyone in the world instantaneously explode, who would it be?I have a long list but probably trump89: What would be a question you’d be afraid to tell the truth on?If my parents asked me if I'm gayI'd be scared to death90: One night you wake up because you heard a noise. You turn on the light to find that you are surrounded by MUMMIES. The mummies aren’t really doing anything, they’re just standing around your bed. What do you do?Get tf up and take my belongings and leave m y h o u S e91: You accidentally eat some radioactive vegetables. They were good, and what’s even cooler is that they endow you with the super-power of your choice! What is that power?Shapeshift92: You can re-live any point of time in your life. The time-span can only be a half-hour, though. What half-hour of your past would you like to experience again?When I was little I lived in this house that had skylights and it was across from the lake. My mom had plants in the house and it was warm. I would want to be that age again and play with my dog and feel that warmth again93: You can erase any horrible experience from your past. What will it be?Something that happened when I was young.94: You have the opportunity to sleep with the music-celebrity of your choice. Who would it be?Like sleep sleep? MMM James would be nice to sleep w he's soft95: You just got a free plane ticket to anywhere. You have to depart right now. Where are you gonna go? CALI96: Do you have any relatives in jail?yep97: Have you ever thrown up in the car? When I was a wee lass98: Ever been on a plane?Oui oui99: If the whole world were listening to you right now, what would you say?Learn understanding and learn that love and change is the only way we all can make this world a better place.

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learningrendezvous · 4 years

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Women's Health

POSTPARTUM MOOD DISORDERS

Presenters: Laura Miller, MD; Katherine L. Wisner, MD; Susan Baab, RN, MSN, CS

Understand the clinical features of ostpartum 'blues', depression and psychoses. Understand the differences in clinical presentation and correlates, etiology and course of illness for the three categories of postpartum disorders; Identify medications which are reasonable choices for women with postpartum depression; Develop a monitoring plan for babies whose mothers take antidepressants and breastfeed; Learn the precautions of treating them under those circumstances; Gain an understanding of the best treatment options for postpartum bipolar women, including breastfeeding mothers, after a careful cost-risk analysis.

DVD / 2011 / 60 minutes

ADVANCES IN TREATING SOCIAL PHOBIA

Presenters: Atezaz Saeed, MD; Timothy Bruce, PhD

Recognize and formally diagnose social phobia using DSM-IV; Differentiate social phobia from other primary and secondary anxiety disorders; Identify the disorders which tend to be commonly comorbid with social phobia; understand indications for drug therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, and combined treatment for social phobia; Describe classes of drugs most appropriate in treatment and first line treatments and follow-up treatment in case of non-response.

DVD / 2007 / 60 minutes

MANAGING DEPRESSION: MOOD DISORDERS ACROSS THE REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE

Presenters: Steven F. Pariser, MD; Kimberly A. Yonkers, MD; Susan Kornstein, MD; Anthony Rothschild, MD; Lee Cohen, MD; Zachary N. Stowe, MD

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder; Treatment Options for the Female Patient; Menopause, Peri-Menopause, and Depression; Depression in Pregnancy and the Postpartum State.

DVD / 2006 / 90 minutes

12TH WORLD AIDS CONFERENCE UPDATE: ISSUES FOR WOMEN WITH HIV

Presenters: Brenda L. Haile, RN, DrPH; Joseph C Gathe, Jr., MD, FACP; Patricia D. Salvato, MD

Introduce to women, nurses and healthcare workers the latest information on HIV & AIDS as it relates to women; Be able to elaborate on current developments in the treatment of HIV and AIDS focusing on women; update the community on HIV & AIDS knowledge gained at the 12th World AIDS Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.

DVD / 60 minutes

BIPOLAR DISORDER: CURRENT CONCEPTS IN DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT

Presenters: S. Atezar Saeed, MD; Williams S. Gilmer, MD; Timothy J. Bruce, PhD; Sandra Hable, RN, EdM., LCPC

Recognize and diagnose bipolar disorder using DSM-IV criteria; Address important diagnostic considerations in classifying bipolar disorder; Identify the disorders which tend to be commonly comorbid bipolar disorder; Describe the classes of drugs most appropriate for treatment and factors in choosing an appropriate first line treatment and follow-up treatments in case of non-response.

DVD / 60 minutes

BREAST CANCER: ADVANCES IN SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT

Presenters: Laszlo Tabar, MD; Linda Warren, MD; Richard Bird, MD; Jeffery Weinreb, MD; Kevin Fox, MD; Barbara Fowble, MD; Michael Osborne, MD; John Hainsworth, MD

Topics included in this program are: The effectiveness of mammographic screening; the diagnostic workup: mammography, sonography, MRI; and therapeutic options: radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and surgury.

DVD / 180 minutes

BREAST DISEASE: DIAGNOSIS

Presenters: John Sandbach, MD; Gillian Newstead, MD; Christopher Merritt, MD; Ellen Mendelson, MD; Jeff Weinreb, MD; Mitch Schnall, MD

Role of mammography in the diagnosis of breast cancer, breast ultrasound, role of MRI in evaluation of breast disease, ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration.

DVD / 120 minutes

CANCER UPDATE: BREAST CANCER

Presenters: Gabriel Hortobagyi, MD; Barbara L. Weber, MD; Charles L. Vogel, MD

Intro on the Management of Advanced Breast Cancer and the Use of Standard Chemotherapy; Current Hormonal Therapy and New Hormonal Agents in the Management of Breast Cancer; New Agents, including Taxol and Taxotere; Use of Navelbine and Clinical Trial Results.

DVD / 90 minutes

CURRENT ISSUES IN THE HORMONAL TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER

Presenters: Harold Harvey, MD; Richard Santen, MD; Paul Goss, MD; Andrea Manni, MD

Topics covered in this program include: new aromatase inhibitors; risks and benefits of adjuvant tamoxifen; potential prevention of breast cancer by hormonal therapies; optimal duration therapy with tamoxifen; post-menopausal estrogen replacement therapy.

DVD / 60 minutes

DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS

Presenters: Anthony Lucci, MD; Joseph R. Feste, MD; Russell L. Malinak, MD; Geof Tidey, MD

Diagnosis and early treatment of endometriosis, classifications of treatment, operative treatment and medical treatment and management.

DVD / 60 minutes

ELECTRONIC FETAL HEART RATE MONITORING

Presenters: Barbara True-Driver, MN, RNC; Jack Graham, MD

This program, featuring experts in electronic fetal monitoring, will feature presentations focusing on etiology, physiology, and interventions. Specific discussions will cover periodic and early accelerations as well as variable and late decelerations.

DVD / 90 minutes

IMPORTANCE OF POSTPARTUM HOME VISITS

Presenters: Linda J. Tandy, MSN, RN, CCM, IBCLC

Identify postpartum patients; List common early healthcare needs of the patient; Nursing interventions for identifying patients; How skilled nurses can effect change through education.

DVD / 60 minutes

OBGYN UPDATE: GNRH AGONISTS & THE ROLE OF ADD-BACK THERAPY

Presenters: John A. Rock, MD; William D. Schlaff, MD; Deborah A. Metzger, PhD, MD

Implications of add-back therapy to the length of treatment with the GnRH agonists; The appropiate time to initiate add-back therapy on a patient being treated with GnRH agonists; Diseases which can be treated with add-back therapy; Candidate profile for add-back therapy.

DVD / 90 minutes

OBGYN: DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT & TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS

Presenters: Anthony Lucci, MD; Russel L. Malinak, MD; Joseph R. Feste, MD; Geof Tidey, MD

These doctors address the following endometriosis issues: diagnosis and early management; classifications of treatment; operative treatment; and medical treatment and management.

DVD / 120 minutes

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF ESTROGEN

Presenters: Wulf H. Utian, MD, PhD; Frank Bellino, PhD; Arie Birkenfeld, MD; Matan Yemini, MD; Mary Ellen Kennedy, RN

Comprehensive Health Care to the Peri-Menopause; Current Research Trends; Hormone Replacement Therapy; What is Menopause?; Nursing Perspectives in Menopause Management.

DVD / 90 minutes

TRAUMA IN PREGNANCY: PRE-HOSPITAL CARE OF THE PREGNANT TRAUMA VICTIM

Presenters: Stephen Colucciello, MD

Discuss the importance of trauma in pregnancy and emphasize the team approach; discuss frequency & types of trauma seen during pregnancy; know of physiological changes during pregnancy that affect the management of a trauma victim; discuss abruptio placenta; uterine rupture, amniotic fluid embolism; and penetrating uterine trauma; be aware of history and physical assessments in the field; discuss pre-hospital management, stabilization, transport issues; contact with the receiving hospital and special circumstances such as burns, electrical injuries and cardiac arrest.

DVD / 60 minutes

TREATMENT OF METASTATIC BREAST CANCER

Presenters: Aman U. Buzdar, MD; I. Craig Henderson, MD; Howard Hochster, MD

Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer; Presentations on 1st and 2nd line treatments will cover cytotoxic chemotherapy (CMF, CAF, and new cytotoxic agents); Diverse hormonal agents, neoadjuvant treatments, and combination therapies.

DVD / 90 minutes

http://www.learningemall.com/News/Women_Health_201001.html

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danimal · 5 years

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3.1 PHILLIP LIM "FOOT MODELS" EPISODES 1-4 from Hornet on Vimeo.

To coincide with the Resort 2014 / Pre-Spring 2015 footwear launch, 3.1 Phillip Lim partnered with Dutch directors Lernert & Sander and NYC production company Hornet to create a sophisticated and whimsical series of video shorts to bring the collection to life. Taking one step further, the campaign launched in-store installation “Peep Shoe” – an all encompassing, interactive experience designed for Phillip Lim patrons with traditional peep show aesthetics and functionality in mind.

For more from Hornet directing duo Lernert & Sander please visit - http://bit.ly/1zQNAL4

CREDITS

Director: Lernert & Sander Executive Producer: Michael Feder Producer: Cathy Kwan Line Producer: Jennifer Pearlman Production Supervisor: Jessica O’Brien Editor: RJ Glass Director of Photography: Noah David Smith 1st AD: Anthony Strong Art Director: Scott Sicari Prop Master: Michael Sicari Grip & Electric: City Stage AC: Tomasz Gryz DIT: Artur Dzieweczynski Gaffer: Yusuke Naito Key Grip: Chan Jeon Swing: Bryan Wachtel Script Coordinator: Stephanie Andreou Production Assistant: Nikki Walker Agency-Parts Model: Bella Agency, Parts Models Lead Compositor: Ted Wiggin Compositing Intern: Xiaoxiao Tang Color Grading by Hectic Electric Record, Sound Design and Mix by Beatstreet Productions Music "Purple Dawn" By Andrew I. Mendelson Music "Gorky Winds" By Robert Reale Courtesy of 4 Elements Music Client: Phillip Lim Brand Manager: Tracy Hovelin Brand Design Director: Ken Leung Brand Director: Maria Vu

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larrythorson · 5 years

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All We Hear is Critical Ga-Ga

Dear Critics:

You were wrong about Bohemian Rhapsody. Why do you hate it so?

Yeah, yeah, yeah - formula. Adjusted timelines. Dramatic focus somewhere other than what you wanted. Too mass market

Maybe listen to this guy.

"a film is a painting, not a photograph" -- screenwriter Anthony McCarten

Beyond all the artistic license with the timeline, why all that hate?

To Kevin Fallon at the Daily Beast, it’s not only not gay enough, the movie is an attack on gays and on Freddie by the band because of his sexuality. People bitched about casting Rami because that was de-queering the movie because of his particular sexuality. We heard hints of this rhetoric before. I remember when the first trailer came out. People were bitching because they didn’t show him gay, but they did show Mary.

Now that the movie is a shrieking success, the criticism continue. Hazel Cills of Jezebel is frustrated. “The success of Bohemian Rhapsody is frustrating, given that, according to many critics, it’s not just a bad movie but an arguably homophobic one…“ Well, Hazel the audiences love it. How do you respond? Audiences are ignorant.”So how did this happen? Well, audiences are disinterested in the truth, for one.”

She’s not alone. According to Scott Mendelson in Forbes, “paying consumers just wanted to rock out to their favorite Queen songs.“

I hate to think that there is some sort of collusion amongst commercial reviewers, at least when it comes to some icon like Freddie Mercury. It would sadden me deeply to learn that there is a “right” way to portray characters with complicated sexuality.

Maybe they are just mad because they had hope for a story someone else was making about a larger than life person, but it wasn’t the masterstroke they saw in their mind’s eye.

Sorry. Make your own movie then. I read one review that wanted an art house film that dove deep into the offstage experience, and carried an R-rating to tell the sex bits it in granular detail, which the PG-13 mass market version couldn’t. Well here’s the thing: Queen’s music evolved from the hipster art prog-metal of Death on Two Legs and The Prophet’s Song to Radio Ga-ga as a concert experience. To most of the world, your vision is the sort of thing a fanboy would blog about. No one’s interested, but you go ahead and make your art. Let’s then see what the critics think of it.

For me, I wish there was more 1970s Queen, when I thought I was part of a secret fraternity of music geeks that had stumbled onto the Holy Grail of cool smart pre-superstar musical gold. I would have also liked a couple sentences of the post-Live Aid resurgence: the tour. The Highlander soundtrack. Otherwise, I am just fine with the show. And resurgently sad that it fell silent way too soon.

[And if only they could have fit this one in there somewhere too:]

#Queen #Freddie Mercury #Bohemian Rhapsody

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mrsteveecook · 5 years

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all of my 2018 book recommendations

All year long, I’ve made a weekly book recommendation when kicking off the weekend open thread. These aren’t work-related books; they’re just books I love and think everyone else should read. Sometimes they’re books that I’m in the middle of reading, and other times they’re just long-standing favorites.

Here’s the complete list of what I’ve recommended this year (maybe in time for holiday gift-shopping!). I’ve bolded my favorites of the favorites.

This Is How It Always Is, by Laurie Frankel. It’s about a family who thought they had five sons but turns out to have four sons and a daughter. It’s excellent.

Fraud, by David Rakoff. Smart and hilariously funny essays on places where he never seems to quite belong.

The Immortalists, by Chloe Benjamin. I’m on an epic family saga kick, ever since Pachinko. This one starts when four siblings in 1969 New York visit a fortune teller who tells them each what day they’ll die, information that hangs over all of them as their lives unfold.

Tepper Isn’t Going Out, by Calvin Trillin. You wouldn’t think a novel about parking would hold your interest, but it’s Calvin Trillin and so you would be wrong.

The Power, by Naomi Alderman. This is SO GOOD. This is what happens when teenage girls everywhere suddenly discover that their bodies can produce lethal electric shocks — instantly shifting the balance of power in the world.

Live From New York: The Complete, Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live as Told by Its Stars, Writers, and Guests, by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales. This is an exhaustive oral history of the show from the start, from its fights with censors to the fights among its stars to how the writing gets done. You’ll learn things like how different celebrity hosts treated people, and why everyone hated Chevy Chase.

Cringeworthy: A Theory of Awkwardness, by Melissa Dahl, which delves into when and why we feel awkward, and how we can move past it. You’ll learn about why it’s awkward to mix two groups of friends, where secondhand embarrassment comes from, and how to fight off a cringe attack — and there’s a whole chapter on awkwardness at work! I talked more about it here, and awesome.

Asymmetry, by Lisa Halliday. It’s hard to talk about this without spoiling it, but it’s two seemingly disparate stories that may surprise you in how they’re connected. It’s beautifully done and I loved it.

Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng. Why did it take me so long? I don’t know but it’s wonderful. It’s about family and class and art and convention and loss. Read it!

Home Comforts: The Art and Science of Keeping House, by Cheryl Mendelson. This is everything you need to know about having an adult home, from how to fold a fitted sheet so that it doesn’t look like gnomes live inside it, to how to wash dishes so they’re actually clean, to where you should and shouldn’t compromise on cleanliness. This is all the stuff that possibly used to get passed down generationally but no longer does, and so many of us don’t know it, but now we will.

The Newlyweds, by Nell Freudenberger. A Bangladeshi woman comes to the U.S. to marry an American man, and ends up caught between two cultures.

The Amateur Marriage, by Anne Tyler. A multi-generational saga, all stemming from a marriage that probably shouldn’t have happened.

The Merry Spinster: Tales of Everyday Horror, by Daniel Mallory Ortberg.Delightfully disturbing (and sometimes funny) adaptations of classic fairy tales. Very enjoyable.

A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L’Engle. I just re-read this for a podcast I was on and I’d forgotten how good it is. Dark and funny and suspenseful and fun.

Would You Rather? by Katie Heaney. A funny, honest memoir about love, relationships, and figuring out who you are.

The Female Persuasion, by Meg Wolitzer. It’s about friendship, mentorship, activism, and what we want from each other, with characters who are all the more compelling because of their flaws. I loved it.

Then She Was Gone, by Lisa Jewell. A woman whose daughter disappeared 10 years ago ends up in a relationship with a man whose daughter looks eerily like her own, and all is not what it seems. I don’t normally read suspense because I find it so stressful, but somehow I started reading this and couldn’t put it down. (And it was stressful! But good.)

Hey Ladies! by Michelle Markowitz and Caroline Moss. The hilarious Hey Ladies column from The Toast is now a book! One of the ladies is getting married, and there are many, many emails to be sent and plans to be made. It’s so, so funny, and you will cringe with recognition.

Ask a Manager: How to Navigate Clueless Colleagues, Lunch-Stealing Bosses, and the Rest of Your Life at Work, by me. It is time for you to buy it!

My Ex-Life, by Stephen McCauley. Two former spouses, one gay and one straight, reconnect decades later when both of their new lives are falling apart a bit. It’s lovely.

Calypso, by David Sedaris. David Sedaris’s best writing has always been about his family, and his new book focuses exclusively on them. It’s funny and sad, and I loved it and think it might be his best book of them all, and I want to start reading it all over again.

The Mars Room, by Rachel Kushner, about a woman serving two life sentences in prison, how she got there, and how she survives. I was riveted from the first page, and it stays with you.

Tell the Machine Goodnight, by Katie Williams. It plays out around a piece of new technology that tests your DNA and tells you the three things you need to do to be happier (from “take the night bus” to “eat more fruit” to “smile at your wife”), and that concept alone would be enough to keep me interested, but the story itself is about the humans.

Less, by Andrew Sean Greer. Desperate to be away when his ex-boyfriend gets married (and not thrilled about his impending 50th birthday), a novelist decides to accept every invitation to out-of-town literary events that come his way. Beautifully written, smart, and funny.

My Year of Rest and Relaxation, by Ottessa Moshfegh, about a woman who decides she’s going to quit her life and sleep for a year. It made me feel a little gross so I don’t know that I recommend it exactly, but it’s funny and getting lots of acclaim and I haven’t been able to put it down.

Spoonbenders, by Daryl Gregory, the story of the rise and fall and rise of the Amazing Telemachus Family — a family with supernatural gifts. Someone recommended this here last week, and I’m halfway through and totally sucked in.

The Book of Essie, by Meghan MacLean Weir. The teenage daughter of an evangelical preacher whose family has a hit reality show (and a mom scarier than Kris Jenner) gets pregnant and has to figure out how to take back her life from her family.

Crazy Rich Asians, by Kevin Kwan. I finally tried it, and it’s totally decadent and fun.

French Exit, by Patrick deWitt. Reviews have called this a “tragedy of manners.” It’s dark but funny, and there is money and the loss of money and scathing comments and a cat who might not be a cat, and you end up liking characters you shouldn’t like, and it’s basically a delight.

Goodbye, Vitamin, by Rachel Khong. It’s about family and memory and home, and it’s quiet and lovely.

Room, by Emma Donoghue. It’s told through the eyes of a boy who has been held captive with his mother in a small room for years … and then they’re not. Obviously disturbing, but it will grab you and keep you up all night reading it.

Conversations with Friends, by Sally Rooney. Two 20somethings befriend a slightly older couple, and things get messy but the banter is superb.

An Absolutely Remarkable Thing, by Hank Green. After alien life comes to earth, the woman who made first contact becomes famous overnight and discovers fame is as weird as aliens.

All You Can Ever Know, Nicole Chung’s memoir of growing up Korean in a white family and later finding her biological family. It’s about race and identity and belonging and it is moving and beautifully written.

Family Trust, by Kathy Wang. It’s about a patriarch who has long promised his family he’s leaving them a fortune when he goes, his two kids, his ex-wife, and his second wife — and how things unravel and come back together for all of them. It’s funny and layered and I loved it.

The Idiot, by Elif Batuman. I don’t know exactly how to describe this book. It’s about early adulthood, but it’s also about language and friendship and love and Russian and trying to find your place in the world. If you want a lot of plot in your novels, this may not be for you, but I really liked it.

Evergreen Tidings from the Baumgartners, by Gretchen Anthony. A very misguided matriarch grapples with change in her family while writing cheerful Christmas letters.

Tequila Mockingbird: Cocktails with a Literary Twist, by Tim Federle. It’s exactly what it sounds like — drink recipes inspired by literature, like the Pitcher of Dorian Grey Goose, Romeo and Julep, Orange Julius Caesar, and more.

Nine Perfect Strangers, by Liane Moriarty. Well, I’m recommending the first half of this book, but then it went off the rails. In an interesting way, but still off the rails.

99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret, by Craig Brown. I love a good malcontent, and she was that. This book is gossipy and fascinating (for example: she made even close friends call her “ma’am,” and her husband once left a note in her desk headed “24 reasons I hate you”).

And if you’re looking for more, here are my lists of book recommendations from 2017 and from 2016 and from 2015.

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