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THE ART OF

RECYCLED SHOES

By Christpher Earle

Indigenous to Columbia and Panama, the Kuna people live in a matrilineal society in which a bridegroom must move in to his mother-in-law’s house and must work for his father-in-law. Women in the Kuna culture practice the art of making molas, a colorful textile art which uses the techniques of both appliqué and reverse appliqué. These intricately made panels are used to make the every day blouses and dresses worn by Kuna women. When a woman enters a new phase of her life, she makes a new mola and removes the previous one from her clothing. In addition to reflecting the maker’s artistic vision, molas are representative of a person’s stage in life and her relationship to and love for Mother Earth.

What do the hand made molas made by Kuna women have to do with shoes? In many cases, when a mola is removed from a blouse or dress, it is given to a shoe maker in Bogota, Columbia who re-uses these exquisite pieces of hand made art to make a pair of exceptionally made and long wearing shoes. Those shoes are, in turn, sold by The Aware Network, a partnership

between Jasmine Wallace and Daniel Rawson based in Byron Bay, Australia. The concept of The

Aware Network is to

walk the talk of re-

duce, recycle and re-use,

while helping to pass on their fortune through donations to a

number

charities,

including Cultural Survival

and the Beloved Narayani Foundation. Cultural Survival works to defend the rights of

indigenous people around the world, and the Beloved

Narayani Foundation works to teach that service to

others is a path to inner

peace and harmony. According to Jasmine Wallace, the goal of The Aware Network is to actively “…use our

values and apply it to the shoes on our streets, the clothes on our bodies, and the products in our homes.”

Each pair of pair of Mola Shoes is unique and

reflects a particular Kuna woman’s life stage and

relationship to her world at a particular time. No

two pairs are the same. Each pair of shoes is hand

made without the use of sweatshop labor and

without any animal products. The shoes are 100%

vegan. Mola Shoes are made to be exceptionally

long wearing, thus promoting sustainability. 10% of the profit from each pair is

given to charities and non-

profits.

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Growing Strong, Uniting Survivors, Changing Lives!

his time last year Fran Drescher graced the cover of A Distinctive Style, it was our Holiday Issue and featured her inspiring story of cancer survival and her relentless mission to ensure every woman diagnosed with Cancer is diagnosed at stage one. Stage one cancers are the most curable. We promised Fran we'd follow up with her Cancer Schmancer Movement — and here we are!

By Surinder Moore

in the past year that it was essential that our site grow with us. Our education and prevention sections contain healthy recipes, exercise videos and techniques, articles about the effects of smoking and simple do’s and don’ts pertaining

to sun exposure, the environment, plastics and beauty. We’ve also developed an interactive body map where you can click on a region of the body to learn more about the risks and warning signs of the most common cancers that This year has certainly been an exciting ride for affect women," Fran said. Cancer Schmancer — and they're just getting warmed up! Fran said, "We’ve continued our outreach through press and special events across the nation and distributed over 140,000 of our educational Cancer Schmancer Tea Party DVD's, through partnerships with the

Revlon Run/Walk and Hess Corporation. This year, Cancer Schmancer was even named runner-up in the Great Non-Profits Cancer Fighters Award." To top it off, www.CancerSchmancer.org got a fabulous face-lift! "We’ve grown so much

Fran urges women to get comfortable talking about both bodies and health. To encourage open con-

We’ve received feedback from our members

who read these stories of everyday women who have won their battle with cancer and are

inspired to take the appropriate measures to versations, the Cancer protect their own health. Survivors are saving Schmancer website fea- lives just by talking."

tures a social network (www.friends. cancer- Cancer statistics are alarming. One in three schmancer.org) to allow women diagnosed with Cancer. We asked Fran members to discuss sur- what women can do to prevent being part of vival stories and issues in that statistic. "Too many women are being told the cancer healthcare they have cancer today when they should have

world. The social network can also help mem- been told yesterday. We need to play an active bers inspire each other and move from being a role in our own healthcare by listening to our patient to being a medical consumer. bodies—we know when something isn’t feeling right, but too often we ignore it because we are "The response from survivors has been enortoo busy or too scared of the “what ifs.” We mous," Fran tell us. "As a cancer survivor, being have to stop subscribing to the Victorian notion able to share my story so women could learn that if we can grin and bear it, to do so. Women from my need to transform themselves from passive experience has patients into medical consumers to truly partner proven a very powerful gift. Writing my book Cancer Schmancer was very cathartic and the new “Survivor Stories”

section of our website is doing for

these survivors, what my

book did for me.

with their doctors and ask for the appropriate screening tests so they can live healthy lives for themselves and their family." The best way to avoid cancer, Fran tells us, is to

"Get outside and exercise. Eat healthily. Move and inhale fresh air. Reduce stress in your life. Our world is filled with toxins, so go organic, minimize your use of plastics, and use natural

household cleaners. Our ancestors had the right idea by using baking soda and white vinegar to keep things clean." The Cancer Schmancer website also offers stepby-step instructions on how readers can contact legislators and take part in education and social

reform. Fran said, "We women must show our elected officials that the collective female vote

receiving the proper diagnosis and staying healthy. We advocate that every woman partner with their doctors and gets the answers to questions they have concerning their personal health," Fran states. Fran has always been a strong advocate for organic food when it comes to nutrition. She encourages us to use glass and ditch the plastic —and to never microwave plastic! "When it comes to our cosmetics and personal care products, everyone must understand what we put is louder and more powerful than on our body is just as important as the richest insurance lobbyist. We what we put in it! The skin is the must insist that our government and largest organ of the body and whatnation understand and put into ever goes onto it is important. So I action the importance of prevention developed a safe, natural product and early detection of cancer and line called the FranBrand exclusively advocate that the diagnostic tools for women which will be sold on the and cancer screening tests women Home Shopping Network starting in need, become part of our basic November." A portion of the profits healthcare plan. To quote Fredrick from the FranBrand will go to the Douglas, a great American, 'Power Cancer Schmancer Movement, to concedes nothing without demand. continue working toward prevention and early detection of cancer. It never has and it never will.'" Cancer Schmancer has an amazing Medical, Nutrition, and Legal Advisory Board who agreed that visitors to the website should be able to submit questions directly to the experts, and so an “Ask” section was added. "It will help people with general questions when it comes to health, diet and exercise. Being active and asking questions is vital to

Cancer Schmancer is making strides to influence legislation, which will help the early detection of Cancer. Fran said, "Chief among these is making changes that will ensure that everyone in this great country has access to quality, affordable medical care. When people don’t have health insurance, they can’t afford to be proactive, and take preventive health measures. So that’s the

number one thing we must do to make sure that people don’t have to wait until they’re so sick they go to the emergency room to see a doctor." "We also have to find out what is causing all of this cancer, and eliminate it. I’m especially troubled when I meet young people who are fighting cancer. I am working to develop a new legislative initiative this year that will fund research for the environmental causes of cancer, and then educate us on how to avoid them." Last year Fran took a four-country European tour after her appointment as Public Diplomacy Envoy for Women’s Health Issues. She visited Romania, Hungary, Poland, and Kosovo. "In Kosovo I got to visit with American troops, and I told them that even though they’re used to taking orders in their line of work, they shouldn’t do it in the doctor’s office! They need to be proactive medical consumers just like all of us! In Bucharest, I got to flip a switch to turn a beautiful arch (like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris), PINK for breast cancer awareness month! The next trip is still up in the air. I will be going to South Africa early next year to help highlight some great work that is being done caring for AIDS orphans," Fran shared.

How can you support the Cancer Schmancer Movement? Upcoming fundraiser events/programs include:

• December 2009: Indie concert in Los Angeles (To raise money for the Fran Vans pilot program in Los Angeles.) • 2010: Million Dollar Call to Action (Will feature the Fran Vans, the Fran Plan and the WTF (We The Future) Movement. The Fran Vans will leave no woman unscreened when necessary, the Fran Plan will educate, and the WTF Movement will convince Washington that Federal dollars must be committed to investigate environmental causes of cancer. You can sign up for free membership at www.CancerSchmancer.org to learn more about events and to donate whatever amount you can. Thanks Fran for taking time out of your busy schedule to educate our readers on early detection. We’re excited about your new website and look forward to seeing FranBran on HSN. --Publisher

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very so often, an artistic concept emerges that combines multiple elements with a good dose of creativity that results

in images which become archetypal. Milan based photographer

and artist Guido Daniele began combining body painting with photography in the 1970s. His photographs of painted models

have graced the pages of high end European fashion magazines since 1990, when he was commissioned to paint a model to make her look like she was made of marble for a jewelry advertisement.

Ten years later, he was commissioned to paint the head of

an animal on a hand. The results were so good that he continued the work for the client until 2002. He has continued to

experiment with using hands and arms as a canvas for various animals, illustrations, and building since, culminating in his creation of images for AT&Ts international advertising campaign.

Mr. Daniele’s masterful application of theatrical makeup and

body paints re-create the heads of many animals, including

elephants, giraffes and eagles. His paintings of “handimals” have

also included fish, turtles snakes and alligators. However, he

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global cultural icons. Two hands form the Tower of

London supporting an AT&T phone. He re-creates ancient

Egyptian illustrations on hands carrying cell phones, suspends a cell phone between hands

depicting the Great Wall of

China, and re-creates Stonehenge in hands and AT&T cellular phones. Guido

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clients, including Pompea, Swatch,

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trade fair for sports equipment ISPO, Caldaie Herman, and

Yoghurth Muller. His painted models have graced the covers of Max and his work has appeared in Carros Auto.

In addition to his photographic work and work as a body and

hand painter, Mr.Daniels has a reputation as one of the premier

painters of murals and trompe l'oeil, a style originating during the Baroque period that creates the illusion of three dimensional images in murals and other flat art.

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In addition to being a recognized expert in the field of zoology,

she has been recognized for her photographic excellence and has published both fiction and non-fiction books. She has exhibited her photographs in both Africa and

Italy. She was a finalist in the Shell Wildlife Photography competition in both 2006 and

2007. Her novel, A piedi nudi, received honors in the Edoardo Kihlgren

Opera Prima. Her book of photographs, Un giorno da leoni, is a visual exploration that considers what humans can learn from lion society. Her novel, A piedi nudi, is an exploration of her love of lions and her love of

Africa and considers the effects of bureaucratic inefficiency and a lack of funding for wildlife conservation.

In her many years in Africa, Ms. Soresina has seen a decline in wildlife

populations because of poaching, mismanagement, and habitat destruction. Financial interests of governments and private hunting

companies have made scientific management of wildlife populations difficult. Hunting quotas often are not adjusted for differing habitat

requirements and have resulted in over-hunting in some areas and habitat destruction from overpopulation in others. In some cases, monitored

wildlife preserves have been placed, according to human convenience rather than natural migration patterns. In one case, wildebeests spend seven months of the year in a wildlife preserve,

only to move into unprotected areas for five months of the year. However, she is very quick to

appreciate the protection that the wildlife areas offer the biological wealth of Africa. Without the preserves, the problem of wildlife decline would be much worse.

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wildlife levels. In some cases, overpopulation of a particular species can cause irreparable damage to the animalsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; habitat. Through managed

hunting, populations can maintain healthy levels that donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t cause permanent habitat damage that can result in the disappearance of a species in a particular area.

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works very closely with local communities. Conservation efforts must work to build economies and lessen the draw to poaching. Without economic opportunities, the probability of poaching as a livelihood, or hunting endangered species to fill basic food needs increase. Most current wildlife

protection and preservation efforts are now tied closely to economic

development plans that help lower the economic tension between people and wildlife. Ensuring that people living with the animals have a healthy, viable economy, helps reduce economic factors in both habitat and animal destruction.

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tually taken over by the University of Minnesota, she continues her work through writing, photography exhibitions, organizing wildlife photography

tours, and consulting on zoology and wildlife conservation. In addition to

research, writing and photography, she has collaborated with a number of television companies and producers, including the National Geographic Channel, Canale

5, LA7 and many other Italian television networks and producers. She has recently worked

on snow leopard studies in Nepal and has consulted on a recent initial wildlife survey of the Machangulo Peninsula and Maputo Special

Reserve in Mozambique. Links to her photographs and writing is available on her web site at www.alessandrasoresina.com.

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and more women are learning to live with breast cancer – dayto-day, year-to-year. Part of living with and overcoming cancer is engaging in exercise habits and surrounding oneself with encouraging support system. When Jenn Gibbons, a rowing coach, and Sue Ann Glaser, a breast cancer survivor, got together in 2007 and founded Recovery on Water (ROW), they created a powerful way for women to do just that.

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women, ROWers find another way to reclaim their lives and move forward into a promising future. ROW has made me into a superhero in disguise. Under this short, flabby old lady exterior, beats the heart of A ROWER!! who can finish a race with a team of 4 or 8 other secret heroes in rain, wind, hail or sewage, and gladly comes back next week for more. - Mary Larson Read more about Recovery on Water... www.recoveryonwater.org

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t isn’t very often that a person affects music, musical instrument construction techniques, and is also a pioneering developer in completely new musical recording techniques. Les Paul, who died on August 12, 2009, was one of those rare people. Les Paul was born Lester William Polsfuss on July 9, 1915 in Waukesha Wisconsin. He became interested in music at the age of eight, and went on to become a fine jazz guitarist. One of his often mentioned influences was Django Reinhardt, who famously learned to continue making music after losing the ability to use the third and fourth fingers on his left hand. Paul is renowned for so many things, choosing one to start with is not easy. However, one of the most popular electric guitars carries his name: The Gibson Les Paul. Paul was not happy with some of the issues with early acoustic-electric guitars and began experimenting with solid body electric guitars. One of his first experiments, which he called “the log,” was a few 2x4s bolted to a guitar neck with an electric pickup attached under the string. To make the guitar look better, he sawed the sides off of an Epiphone guitar and glued those to the sides of the 2x4s. This solved the main problem he had with acoustic-electric guitars: Feedback. His early experimentation lead to a partnership with Gibson to build his signature guitars. Les Paul was the pioneer in multi-track recording. Before his release of Lover (When You Need Me) in 1948, musicians would gather and play music live in a studio. Music was recorded using a single microphone on a single track. With this song, Paul recorded himself playing one guitar part. He then would record himself playing another part while playing the previous acetate disk recording. By layering these sounds, some which were sped up or slowed down, he created the first multi-track recording which lead to public release. His interest in multi-track recording, combined with his partnering with diverse companies and people, lead to the development of modern multi-track recording facilities. Les Paul met Mary Ford in 1945. They were married in 1949 and heir relationship and music are legendary. The two developed recording techniques that created an intimacy in sound that had never been heard before. Les Paul and Mary Ford had a number of radio and television programs together and brought their musical visions to millions. Paul continued to make music until 2008. His influence and contribution to the music world is simply incalculable. A partial list of musicians expressing sorrow at his death include: Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, Jeff Beck, Slash, Angus Young, and Joe Satriani. Paul’s legacy, including his fascination with new sounds and passion for music, is one of the greatest gifts this brilliant musician and engineer could have left.

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