Marsha

“Seeing the unseen is humanly possible” really nice print ad #ManpowerGroup @manpowergroupjj ~ “True vision is seeing people’s full potential.” ~ I only wish I got my fathers better than 20/20 vision.

March 6th ~ A great day to be able to walk! ~ 12th anniversary of my lapidus fusion (before & after pictures) 9 weeks on crutches non-weight bearing 11 weeks with a cast on my leg. Hypermobility syndrome in my body caused the most problems in my right foot. Since my surgery I’ve learned to: walk (again), ride a bike, swing on a trapeze, touch my toes to my head and snowboard (very badly).

I used to carry around this sheet of images during my recovery if anyone asked me questions and were curious enough to know more.

If you need a great podiatrist in San Francisco check out Daisy Sundstrom she’s amazing! http://www.permanente.net/homepage/kaiser/pages/c6703-top.html

earfucking:

Tunng vs. Taraf de Haïdouks - Homecoming

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Listen to this track with headphones on. Trust me.

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I wonder.

Call or text. @arthackday @GAFFTA

Richard E. Krug ~ 2012 Wisconsin Library Hall of Fame Inductee ~ ♥ my uncle!

Richard E. Krug (1905 -1983) Posted by Larry Nix on Friday, October 19, 2012 in Hall of Fame Richard KrugRichard E. Krug served as city librarian of the Milwaukee Public Library from 1941 to 1974. During his long tenure as city librarian he transformed the library system. His accomplishments included construction of a major addition to the central library and a reorganization of the system’s branch libraries. Under his leadership the library began the use of data processing in 1947. As city librarian he strongly defended intellectual freedom. He was instrumental in developing the Charles Allis Art Library. He served as President of the Wisconsin Library Association in 1946-1947. He received WLA’s Special Service Award in 1974. The Krug Rare Book Room in the Central Library of the Milwaukee Public Library is named in honor of Krug and his wife Lucile. Krug received both his bachelor’s degree (1927) and his law degree (1929) from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. He started as the municipal reference librarian at the Milwaukee Public Library in 1930 and became assistant City librarian in 1939. Krug was inducted into the Wisconsin Library Hall of Fame on October 25, 2012. Further reading: Ring, Daniel F. “Richard Krug: The Bookman as a Librarian” Libraries & Culture, vol. 29, no. 3 (1994: 257-272. Tags: Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries, Hall of Fame 2012, Milwaukee Public Library, Richard E. Krug

Thanks for sharing.

We have a strategic plan…

Ping-pong anyone? Thanks @pivotallabs for the awesome t-shirt. ♥

literaryjukebox:

His voice seemed to say like the river, ‘Why hurry? Eternity is long; the ocean can wait.’

Helen Keller on Mark Twain in Hello Goodbye Hello: A Circle of 101 Remarkable Meetings

Song: “Time” by Sean Hayes

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Drinking horn with alchemy symbols in engobe (liquid clay) and iron oxide wash impressed pentagrams with wax resist.

A very coarse silk screen was burned with the symbols then a thinned out mixture of engobe was used for printing. Printing was done on a thin, delicate tissue like paper and allowed to dry. Symbols were cut out from sheets and applied to damp clay. Paper burned off in the first firing leaving behind the symbols.

…”Modern architecture, which is thought to improve our living conditions by promoting cleanliness and efficiency, has disconnected our sense, which in the case of the first image is the visual impairment created by cubicles. Only Mr. Hulot, who is on the second level sees the absurdity of the cubicles.”

Playtime (1967)
Jacques Tati, director

http://www.architecture.uwaterloo.ca/faculty_projects/terri/443_playtime_f10.html

Nikola Tesla’s ashes in Belgrade Serbia #Tesla Museum cc @oatmeal
http://www.tesla-museum.org

Storm and accompanying waves on a promenade in Zadar a few days ago. Winds were too strong to ride my bike for a few hours. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUFVG4rk_xI