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Temple University's online MBA program ranked No. 1
Philadelphia Business Journal
Thursday, January 15, 2015
U.S. News and World Report has named
Temple University's Fox School of Business the nation's best online MBA program.
Temple, tied with Indiana University and the
University of North Carolina
, scored a perfect score of 100 when judged on faculty credentials and training, student services and technology, student engagement, peer reputation and admissions selectivity.
Is it validation for Temple? "Absolutely, yes," said
Darin Kapanjie
, academic director of the online MBA program.
Temple's online MBA program launched in fall 2009 under Kapanjie's leadership. He came to Temple in 2003 as a faculty member in the statistics department, and actively took to integrating technology into the classroom...
The program has since developed an online and digital learning team, which has seven in-house instructional designers that help the Temple faculty organize and deliver their courses online most effectively. There are also two technology support specialists and two staffers in charge of video production. (The Fox school has its own TV studio, where faculty members can record their lectures).
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Philly named No. 3 'Place to Go in 2015' by New York Times
The New York Times
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Philly earns a coveted spot on this yearly list of "52 Places to Go."
"A series of projects has transformed Philadelphia into a hive of outdoor urban activity.
Dilworth Park
, formerly a hideous slab of concrete adjoining City Hall, reopened this past autumn as a green, pedestrian-friendly public space with a winter ice-skating rink (and a cafe by the indefatigable chef
Jose Garces
). Public art installations, mini "parklets" and open-air beer gardens have become common sights. The
Delaware River waterfront
was reworked for summer 2014 with the
Spruce Street Harbor Park
(complete with hammocks, lanterns and floating bar) becoming a new fixture, following the renovation of the Race Street Pier, completed in 2011, and offers free yoga classes on a bi-level strip of high-design decking and grass. The city's other river, the Schuylkill, has its own new
. To top it off, this spring, Philadelphia will get its first
bike share program
, making this mostly flat city even more friendly for those on two wheels."
Original source:
The New York Times
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Philly will be home to Forbes' Under 30 Summit for years to come
Philadelphia Business Journal
Thursday, January 08, 2015
Forbes has announced that Philadelphia will play host to its yearly youth-oriented summit for the foreseeable future.
After a successful
first year
Forbes magazine's
Under 30 Summit will be back in Philadelphia this October. The announcement came as the media company unleashed its newest
30 Under 30 Who are Moving the World
list Monday.
The inaugural summit brought together about 1,500 young movers-and-shakers, mostly from past Under 30 lists, for educational panels, pitch contests, TED-style presentations, music and food festivals. Last year's
Malala Yousafzai
, the youngest Nobel Prize Laureate, who detailed her campaign for girls' education, and
Monica Lewinsky
, who talked about the culture of digital harassment. Also on the lineup were
Pete Cashmore
, founder and CEO of Mashable;
Neil Blumenthal
, co-founder of
Warby Parker
Josh Kushner
, managing partner of Thrive Capital; and
Steve Case
, founder of
"While we have no multi-year contract, we have every intention of making Philadelphia our long-term home," said Wendy Furrer Egan, senior director of editorial publicity at Forbes.
This year's summit will take place Oct. 4-7 at the
Pennsylvania Convention Center
and other venues in the city...
Lane, from Forbes, told the Philadelphia Business Journal last year that the No. 1 reason he chose Philadelphia as the go-to destination was because of its location. He named its proximity to other major cities, like New York and Washington, D.C., as well as its simplicity to get to via public transportation — whether train, bus or plane.
Of course, Philadelphia's young crowd and "increasing entrepreneurial world view," he said, is a plus.
Original source:
Philadelphia Business Journal
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The Barnes Foundation finds new executive director
The New York Times
Thursday, January 08, 2015
After an exhaustive search, the shifting Philly institution has found a new leader.
Barnes Foundation
— now in its third year in its gleaming new home in downtown Philadelphia after a
contentious relocation
— announced on Wednesday that it had chosen
Thomas Collins
, a longtime museum leader and curator, to become its new executive director and president after a search of almost a year.
Mr. Collins, known as Thom, has served for nearly five years as director of the
Pérez Art Museum Miami
, previously known as the Miami Art Museum and
renamed in 2012
to recognize a multimillion-dollar gift of art and cash from the developer Jorge M. Pérez. Under Mr. Collins's leadership, the museum constructed a new building designed by the firm Herzog & de Meuron that
in December 2013 and attracted 300,000 visitors in its first year, far exceeding expectations...
Asked his opinion about the Barnes's relocation from the suburb of Merion — permitted in a
2004 court decision
that circumvented the charter and bylaws of Barnes, who had stipulated that his collection could not be lent, sold or moved from its original home — Mr. Collins said: "To me it seems like an unqualified success. I have no reservations now about it at all, and I wouldn't be going there if I did."
Original source:
The New York Times
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Wharton student -- and founder of four companies by age 21 -- reflects
The New York Times
Thursday, December 18, 2014
The New York Times
spoke with Daniel Fine, a serial entrepreneur and Wharton student who's staying in school.
Daniel Fine is the founder and chief executive of
, a two-year-old, 10-employee maker of foldable sunglasses bearing the licensed brands of universities, music festivals like
, and the World Cup soccer tournament last summer. He arranges for the manufacture of the glasses in China and their distribution around the country. He's also a senior in college.
Mr. Fine financed Glass-U, which operates out of off-campus housing, in part with proceeds from a tutoring company,
that he started right after high school. He has also founded Fine Prints, a custom apparel company he started during high school, and
, a health care technology company that is working on a smartphone app to help diabetics...
Q. You considered applying for a Thiel Fellowship, a $100,000 grant to forgo college and pursue your dream?
A. I made it through the second round, but I didn't complete my application. At Penn, I've absolutely learned in the classroom, but it's been a much greater benefit being here and growing as a person and learning who I am, what I'm becoming and what I'm hoping to be.
Original source:
The New York Times
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VIDEO: MSNBC showcases Wash Cycle Laundry, one of Philly's top startups
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Your Business
highlights the story of Wash Cycle Laundry, one of Philadelphia's most innovative -- and greenest -- startups.
Check out the video here.
Bye Bye Tokens: Philly's transit system blasts into the future
Associated Press
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Septa's long-anticipated high-tech update is on the way -- and Philly is jumping straight to the top of the queue.
A public transit system that still uses metal tokens and paper transfers - yes, in the 21st century - appears finally to be moving into the era of debit cards and pay-by-cellphone technology.
Philadelphia riders can now see evidence of SEPTA Key, the long-awaited smart card system for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority. Dozens of computerized kiosks, turnstiles and fare boxes have popped up in stations and on vehicles, and testing begins this month.
"We see this project as taking us in the fare payment industry from last place to first place," said Kevin O'Brien, SEPTA senior program manager.
Original source:
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Philadelphia's casino soap opera takes another twist
The New York Times
Thursday, December 04, 2014
Philadelphia's latest gambling license was awarded to a South Philadelphia project. It's the latest in a wave of casino projects coming to the East Coast.
A $425 million project with a casino and a boutique hotel rising in the stadium district of Philadelphia is the latest entrant into the tumultuous world of East Coast gambling.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board awarded a license on Tuesday to a joint venture of Cordish Companies and Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment to build the Philadelphia area's fourth gambling hall and the 13th casino in the state.
The decision came as New York is edging closer
to approving
up to four Las Vegas-style casinos at locations outside of New York City. Massachusetts recently approved two billion-dollar casinos, one at either end of the state. And in Connecticut, some lawmakers are talking about expanding the state's casino industry to protect its market share.
The frenzy of casino building is taking place in what is widely regarded as the most competitive market in the country despite flat or falling gambling revenues in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Original source:
The New York Times
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The Pope is coming to Philadelphia; could draw a million people to a public Mass
The New York Times
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Pope Francis has announced a 2015 U.S. trip with Philadelphia as the flagship stop.
Pope Francis
confirmed on Monday that he will make his first papal visit to the United States in September to attend an international meeting in Philadelphia on the theme of family, as part of an American journey that is also expected to include a stop in New York...
Francis' visit to Philadelphia is expected to draw as many as a million people to a Mass on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in the heart of the city.
Original source:
The New York Times
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Big drama over UberX in Philadelphia
Thursday, November 13, 2014
The launch of UberX, the company's more casual cousin, in Philadelphia has been full of drama -- and there's no end in site.
From the
Philadelphia Inquirer
In its PUC filing, Uber said it "has no intention to launch service in the Counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania without authority from the Commission."
That night, Uber announced the launch of UberX service in Philadelphia, citing the insurance issue and saying it wanted to "ensure you have the convenient and affordable transportation options you deserve."
Asked about the apparent conflict, Uber spokesman Taylor Bennett said in an e-mail:
"What we have in Philadelphia is a real transportation emergency. When a number of taxis still don't have adequate insurance, going from one unrated company to another, Philadelphians deserve the safe and reliable options they're demanding."
From the
Daily Pennsylvanian
During the two days after UberX's Oct. 24 launch, PPA Officials stopped six UberX drivers and impounded their cars.
"Our policy is to do everything we can to shut them down," Fenerty said. He explained that when UberX drivers are caught, they will be fined $1,000 and have their cars impounded. Uber will also be fined $1,000 for "aiding and abetting an illegal taxi service," as well as an additional $750 for operating an illegal dispatch system.
But Uber is fighting back. As of Oct. 15, more than 43,000 individuals signed a petition that asked for the state to legalize UberX, but legislators say that it is not going to be approved until 2015. Uber has spent almost $100,000 on lobbying efforts to get this bill, known as HB 2468
, passed in the house.
"Philadelphians have made it abundantly clear that they demand more transportation options in the city. UberX gives residents and visitors the safe, reliable and affordable ride they deserve," an Uber representative said via email.
Paul Strand retrospective at Philadelphia Museum of Art earns praise
The New York Times
Thursday, November 06, 2014
A retrospective of the work of modernist photographer Paul Strand wows at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Drawing on the Philadelphia museum's sizable Paul Strand Collection (most of it
acquired since 2010
), the show of some 250 prints takes in the full sweep of his career and some three-quarters of the 20th century. It includes film excerpts and a generous sampling of his photo books, projects that feed back into the early photographs and reveal longstanding interests in duration and narrative.
Bringing modernism down to earth, Strand branched out from Manhattan's parks and skyscrapers to Maine forests, Mexican churches and small villages in Italy and New England. The immense but well-paced show makes room for mentors and influences beyond Stieglitz, among them the fin de siècle Parisian photographer Eugène Atget, the Italian neo-realist screenwriter Cesare Zavattini and the American social documentarian Lewis Hine (one of Strand's teachers at the Ethical Culture School on the Upper West Side of Manhattan).
Original source:
The New York Times
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Spanish dancer �ngel Corella makes Pennsylvania Ballet debut
The New York Times
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Ángel Corella makes his much anticipated debut as artistic director at the Pennsylvania Ballet.
The New York Times
headed south to Philadelphia to check it out.
In July, the star Spanish dancer Ángel Corella — a principal for many years with American Ballet Theater —
was appointed artistic director
of Pennsylvania Ballet. On Oct. 16, the company began to perform under his direction, at its main home, the
Philadelphia Academy of Music
here, one of America's most beautiful opera houses; posters have been hanging in downtown Philadelphia with a picture of his face (lightly bearded) to advertise the opening program, "Press Play: The Directorial Debut of Angel Corella." I attended the Saturday matinee...
Pennsylvania Ballet
was founded in 1963 (its first artistic director, Barbara Weisberger, was in Saturday's audience), and has one of the longest records for performing Balanchine outside New York. (It first danced "
Allegro Brillante
," this program's opener, in 1965.) There were some last-minute cast changes on Saturday, and yet the ballet most affected by substitutions, Mr. Ratmansky's "Jeu de Cartes" (which joined the Pennsylvania
repertory three years ago
) was, with "Allegro," ebullient, with dancers seizing its many opportunities with enthusiasm and glee.
Beatrice Jona Affron
, the company's music director and conductor, produced especially fine orchestral playing; there were also excellent contributions from the pianist Martha Koeneman.
Original source:
The New York Times
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Little League World Series star Mo'ne Davis takes over
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Philadelphia Little League star Mo'ne Davis can't be stopped. She's starring a
Spike Lee-helmed commercial
and gracing the pages of
Teen Vogue
The World Series is upon us, but 13-year-old Little League superstar Mo'ne Davis is still the most talked-about player in baseball. Director Spike Lee teamed up with Chevrolet to create a commercial featuring the young pitcher, who made the
cover of Sports Illustrated
this year after becoming the first girl in history to throw a shutout during the Little League World Series.
In the ad, Davis reads an open letter to America: "I throw 70 miles per hour. That's throwing like a girl," she says.
And check out this amazing Teen Vogue image
via Jezebel
Philly restaurant earns "million dollar review" from Times of London critic
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Times of London
restaurant critic Giles Coren came to Philadelphia to film his TV show,
Million Dollar Critic
, for Canada's WNetwork. The winner of his five-restaurant showdown was one of this editor's personal favorites, Kanella. (Best brunch in the city.)
"Kanella is the sort of place I wish I could review every week: a buzzing local taverna on a lively city corner, people of all ages and ethnicities sitting at outside tables, simply decorated inside, full of laughter, friends and family, and charming staff serving a cuisine rooted deeply in a foreign culture rather than just ripping it off, with a deadly serious chef at the helm."
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Stunning 1698 PA Colonial showcased in the New York Times
The New York Times
Thursday, October 23, 2014
A gorgeous historic Pennsylvania estate in Upper Gwynedd is for sale.
This stone-and-timber house is at the end of a long tree-lined driveway, on almost 19 acres of open pasture and woodland. Deeded as a farm by William Penn in the late 17th century, the property is surrounded by nearly 280 acres of open space belonging to a trust. Inside the preserve are ponds, wetlands and meadows lush with wildflowers. The Green Ribbon Trail, which runs along Wissahickon Creek, winds south all the way to northwest Philadelphia. Upper Gwynedd is a quiet, semirural township about 30 miles from downtown Philadelphia. A stop on Septa, the region's rail system, is a few minutes away by car...
The oldest section of the three-story main house was built around 1698. Renovations and expansions followed over the years, with the last round of updates in 2012. Original and period features include random-width hardwood floors, exposed ceiling beams, hinges, handles and other hardware throughout, as well as six fireplaces with wooden mantels. The light fixtures mimic wall sconces.
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Do you ever visit the other Babycenters?
I had no idea they had other ones or how to find them. Do you have a list? Sounds interesting except the language barrier for some of them.
ETA: I've been around since the "old" BBC and briefly went to the Canada one, beyond that I had no clue.
I have not, but now I will!
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I just went to the UK one and I see a thread for Fringe or no Fringe and Is it fair to presume? Sounds fancy over there.
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I have found it the UK one by googling things before but I'm not sure how I did it LOL. I didn't realize they had them for a bunch of Countries, it makes sense, I just didn't know.
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Why no steel wool?
I always try to use a nylon scrubbie first on all my cookware (various kinds....from Revere ware, to Calphalon, to All-Clad). But sometimes it requires more. I'd rather not use chemicals. What's so bad about using steel wool? Does it just leave marks, or does it affect the cooking? Thanks.
A little Barkeeper's Friend and you'll be fine. If you're not familiar with it, it is a mild chlorine-free abrasive that is recommended by both All-Clad and Calphalon for cleaning stainless steel cookware. I also use it on Calphalon One infused anodized (not the nonstick line, though). It's also great for sinks and faucets.
For pans, I usually rinse them, wash using a scrubbie with mild detergent and rinse again. Then I sprinkle some Barkeeper's powder into the pan and make a little paste of it. I've then found that wiping it out with a paper towel is often more effective than a nylon or mesh scrubbie.
If you have badly burned-on food, you'll need to let the pan soak with some boiling water before cleaning....sometimes if it's really a bad mess, I add a little bit of white distilled vinegar to the boiling water.
I would NEVER use steel wool. It can scratch and leave behind carbon steel fragments.
Barkeepers friend also contains oxalic acid...that's how it removes tarnish. I prefer not to use in on surfaces I will use for food, but I do when something is really stained...but prefer not to.
Also, there is steel wool and there is STEEL WOOL..I find the SOS soap filled pads are much finer grade of steel wool that the other brands.
And if I have a high polish pan I want to scour, I use some from my box of steel wool I use for polishing my newly finished oak table. It is abrasive enough to remove the black stains, but not scratch so you can see. I mean if it leaves a fine finish in the varnish on my table, how bad can it be for a stainless pan??
Anything you use to scour with that is harder than the pan will make small scratches in the finish. The trick is to make those scratches so small as to make a shine.
How do you suppose something dull and rough like a newly cast piece of silver is polished to a high shine? Why by using an abrasive, of course.
But I sure would not be using a one ought steel wool on my pots and pans! I do use an SOS soap pad on my antique brass candlesticks.
I am here to tell you...with a couple of Revere Ware pans that are 48 years old and have been scoured with steel wool more than 4 or 5 times, steel wool will NOT ruin your pans.
Linda C
Realistically, Linda, how many people do you think even know about, let alone stock, different grades of steel wool?
Sure, I could go out in my shop and get some of the 4-ought I use for wood finishing. But all the typical person knows about steel wool is the stuff they sell at the supermarket. And that _is_ course; and will scratch stainless badly.
The point is, I think, that there is no need to take unnecssary risks when there are so many effective cleaning methods that are risk free. A Dobie pad, for instance, and regular dish soap will do 99.9% of the job most of the time. Then a little BKF if necessary to remove the stubborn stains and polish out the surface. And voila!
I would also add that food which gets burned-on or really stuck to steel wool usually indicates that the cook is working on too high a heat. So the solution, long term, isn't to go with a stronger scouring agent. It's to work at a lower temperature; and be sure to pre-heat the pan before adding anything to it.
I recently scoured a very nasty burned on black stain from the bottom of my stainless, clad bottom stock pot, not at all sure how it got there...I thought I washed it and put it away clean and when I got it out there was a very nasty black burned on crust in the bottom...really can't figure it out...but it was there,....after about 10 minutes work with an SOS pad, the mark is gone and there are no scratches on my stock pot.
Perhaps soaking might have cleaned it, but I need to use the pot NOW.
Pre heat a stock pot before you add the chicken to simmer or the ham bone to make soup? Not me!
Really, really....an sos pad won't hurt your stainless pan.
Have you never spilled something down the outside of a pan and had it burn to the bottom?
Also one of my favorite low fat tricks is to heat a stainless pan and dry a boneless, skinless chicken breast and quickly brown it on both sides, then lower the temp and add your broth or wine to finish. believe it or not, if your pan is hot enough, the chicken won't stick.
Linda C
THanks everyone.
Does anyone know what size steel wool is in the SOS and Brillo pads? I'm thinking you're right Linda, that the SOS is finer, because it rusts so much more quickly than the Brillo.......which is why I tend to use the Brillo. oops.
I, too, don't feel real comfortable using chemicals in cooking pots. I might just have to accept that the pot will only last for 40 years instead of 50. :)
Linda.....you mentioned you wouldn't use steel wool on Calphalon. I have a couple stainless calphalon fry pans. Did you mean just their nonstick?
I find that the Brillo soap pads rust more quickly than the SOS...The soap in the SOS contains a rust inhibitor.
I agree with the Lad ( LOL!) SOS is about equal in abrasiveness to a 3.5 grade steel wool...
Calphalon is aluminum...lots "softer" than steel wool, it will really really scratch and remove the anodized finish. Don't use it on Calphalon.
Linda C
Just a thought: I have used something called a "Hand Block" on some old carbon Sabatier knives to get the worst of the stains off. The cardboard sheath the block came in is no longer legible, so I do not know where I acquired this thing. It seems to be a very mild abrasive. Neither of the two esoteric hardware stores in my region had ever heard of this when I asked about it. Does anyone know anything about this or whether it might be appropriate for burned-on food on stainless steel pots?


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Ison's surface is very dark – darker than asphalt – pockmarked and dusty with ice beneath the surface. It's a small body, a few tens of miles across, with a tiny pull of gravity. If you stood upon it you could leap 20 miles into space taking over a week to come down again, watching as the comet rotated beneath you. You could walk to the equator, kneel down and gather up handfuls of comet material to make snowballs, throw them in a direction against the comet's spin and watch them hang motionless in front of you. But it will not remain quiet on Comet Ison for the Sun's heat will bring it to life.
By the end of summer it will become visible in small telescopes and binoculars. By October it will pass close to Mars and things will begin to stir. The surface will shift as the ice responds to the thermal shock, cracks will appear in the crust, tiny puffs of gas will rise from it as it is warmed. The comet's tail is forming.
Slowly at first but with increasing vigour, as it passes the orbit of Earth, the gas and dust geysers will gather force. The space around the comet becomes brilliant as the ice below the surface turns into gas and erupts, reflecting the light of the Sun. Now Ison is surrounded by a cloud of gas called the coma, hundreds of thousands of miles from side to side. The comet's rotation curves these jets into space as they trail into spirals behind it. As they move out the gas trails are stopped and blown backwards by the Solar Wind.
By late November it will be visible to the unaided eye just after dark in the same direction as the setting Sun. Its tail could stretch like a searchlight into the sky above the horizon. Then it will swing rapidly around the Sun, passing within two million miles of it, far closer than any planet ever does, to emerge visible in the evening sky heading northward towards the pole star. It could be an "unaided eye" object for months. When it is close in its approach to the Sun it could become intensely brilliant but at that stage it would be difficult and dangerous to see without special instrumentation as it would be only a degree from the sun.
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Anya Gallaccio Creates A Room Made Of Chocolate
For her new installation "Stroke" at Jupiter Artland, Scottish artist Anya Gallaccio constructs a room made of dark chocolate, inviting visitors to lick the walls if they so dare. The richly aromatic work is designed in part to be a rare feminine space in an art world defined mostly by men. The artist, who has worked with red roses in the past, sees her unusual medium as one normally associated with the female; here, she brings the domestic out of the shadows and boldly into the public realm. The room itself is evocative of female sensual pleasure; painted in thick, gentle layers of sweetness, it is dark and cavernous, a space to be entered into.
Housing only a small bench, the piece maintains ambiguity, relying upon its inhabitants to draw meaning from the slights, smells, and tastes. The work is as much about fantasy and anticipation as it is the actual experience of sitting in a chocolate room, which the artist explains is not what one might expect. As time wears on, she expects that the sweet odor will turn sour; the chocolate, painted onto the walls with brushes, will oxidize. Bugs have already moved into the space.
Galloccio's title "Stroke" alludes to the dual nature of the work; she explains that a "stroke" can describe a tragic and sudden heart attack as much as it can a soft caress. Ultimately, the impact of the work is in the hands of viewers, who may either choose to abandon social etiquette to indulge in a feast of licking or might simply sit in uncomfortable silence. Either way, it will be a sight to behold. (via Design Boom)
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Before we give in the the impulse to judge, let us take a minute to appreciate the product of Varszegi's efforts. Her paintings quite resemble the work of abstract expressionists like Jackson Pollack or Mark Rothko; she, like them, hopes to inspire more primal and visceral emotions with her marbled surface of color, texture, and form.
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The artist's compositions mirror the "feminine" tenor of her process, their soft, glittery tones forming elusive and symbolic butterfly and floral shapes. Paint drippings and splotches swirl together in an evocative, orgiastic blur. Take a look, and let us know what you think of the project. It is groundbreaking or silly? (via Oddity Central)
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Titian, Danaë With Eros, 1544Sandro Botticelli, Birth of Venus, 1486Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Grande Odalisque, 1814Raphael, Three Graces, 1504–1505
Unfortunately, today's media offers a limiting vision of female beauty, urging all women to have slender waists and full chests. Bodies that deviate from this standard are tossed by the wayside by publishers and media giants, photoshopped into figures that conform to an often impossible ideal. But it wasn't always like this; Baroque painters like Titian and Peter Paul Rubens idealized fuller figures, imagining their nudes with sensuous curves of the flesh.
Lauren Wade, a senior photo editor for Take Part, has seen firsthand the digital nipping and tucking that goes on behind the scenes in the publishing and entertainment industry. In response to the societal obsession with "perfect," unrealistic female bodies, Wade has digitally altered Renaissance, Modernist, and Post-Impressionist masterpieces to mimic the ways in which fashion models and celebrities are edited today. By releasing a series of gifs showing the extreme lengths to which industry standards alter the human form, she hopes to bring awareness to the fact that what we see in the magazines is entirely unrealistic and to remind us that "beauty" comes in all shapes and sizes.
Here, the female subjects of Paul Gauguin and Edgar Degas, once considered to be idealized, get uncomfortably slim waists and oversized breasts. Raphael's three graces, once representing the characteristics of female perfection— charm, beauty, and creativity— are also cruelly altered. The goddess of beauty herself, Botticelli's Venus, doesn't conform to 21st century societal standards, and she too is deeply changed. Even Titian's Cupid gets a makeover. Wade's work reminds us that definitions of "beauty" are in constant flux; as the centuries pass, we set one arbitrary ideal before another. In the end, aren't all figures lovely and worthy of artistic representation? (via Design Boom)
Yung Cheng Lin's Disturbing Photographs Capture An Erotic Drama
The Taiwanese photographer Yung Cheng Lin presents the female body in unusual, erotic and sometimes absurd ways; his surreal, staged images capture a raw sensuality that oscillates between the fantastic and the grotesque. Here, women are seen initially as objects of desire, but they contort their bodies in ways that defy objectification and veer into abstraction.
Lin's images, wrought with sexual tension, are at times uncomfortable to look at; a girl grips a box of milk, and its liquid ejaculates on and into her ear. Another woman holds a ripened, banana, which we might assume to be symbolic of the phallus, between her thighs; a finger penetrates and abstracted mound of flesh. A replica of the Mona Lisa sits between a woman's legs, the part of hair mimicking a vulvar shape. The viewer, often seeing these female subjects from above, feel like strange voyeurs, peering into intimate rituals undetected.
Amidst Lin's exploration of sexuality is a growing sense of anxiety that may be read perhaps a fear of female sexual power. A rose intimately penetrates a woman's throat, and her head falls back and out of the frame as if in pleasure. But this symbolic intercourse is foreboding, dangerous: the flower is dead, wilted, and blood trickles down the model's neck. Dead bugs infest the sets, sitting atop bananas and dangling from blood-red threads, signifying impending decay. Like drone bees who flock to mate with their queen only to die after the moment of fertilization, the insects fall at the feet of women. Take a look. (via Lost at E Minor and White Zine)
Jessicka Addams's Disturbing Paintings Capture Lost Innocence
The indie-feminist rock-artist Jessicka Addams marries the gothic with the whimsical, creating heartbreaking portraits of innocence lost. In her wonderfully sweet yet disturbing paintings and sculptures, the artist builds a candy-coated dreamscape ripe with sexuality, drug use, and metamorphosis. Her pale, virginal subjects look much like babydolls possessed, embodiments of mythical female mischief and corruption. These works, in some ways, serve as testaments to the pains and labors of the biblical Eve, the mythological Medusa.
Addams's work is elegantly imbued with an uncomfortable anxiety that arises from the tension between icons of innocence and the suggestion of impurity. Rabbits, used in early Christian art, symbolize the coming of spring, the resurrection, and the rebirth of innocence. Here, this iconographical connotation is poignantly subverted; alongside images of bleeding nostrils, suggestive of cocaine use, these white rabbits could easily find themselves in the drug-induced Alice in Wonderland of Jefferson Airplane. Addams's rabbits cry bloody pink tears and sprout sea witch limbs.
The cat, an animal both adorable and foreboding, also figures prominently in Addams's pieces, often in the form of hybrid human or ghost. Addams's aesthetic is distinctly modern, characterized by thick, dripping brushstrokes and somewhat taboo subject matter. Like those of the modernist trailblazer Goya, her cats seem to represent sin as it creeps in upon the untainted child; a burlap sack, with embroidered feline ears, envelops the face of a pale babe, who weeps as if mourning a lost childhood.
Addams's exquisite works are charming and unsettling in equal measure, inspiring pity and empathy for our own former innocence. Here, human beings—especially women— are neither madonnas nor whores; instead, the human soul is a complexly woven tapestry, colored with surprising and miraculous shades of gray. Addams's work is currently on view at The Cotton Candy Machine. (via BUST)
Dead Woman's Possessions Poignantly Brought Back To Life In 2-Minute Video
In 2010, Gemma Green-Hope's grandmother died; scanning a flimsy memorial service program, the illustrator desired a more intimate way to remember her grandmother. After inheriting her beloved relative's old possessions, she animated them in search of traces of permanence left behind by a mortal soul. In this stop-motion video, titled Gan Gan, viewers see an entire life literally flash before our eyes; both mundane and exquisite objects are transformed into momento mori, as if we ourselves were at the moment of our death.
The whimsical, nostalgic animation elegantly draws upon literary and artistic themes of womanhood, so that in the wake of Gan Gan's passing, a fertile, creative and distinctly feminine presence remains unharmed. Green-Hope recites the "Eternal Father, Strong to Save" hymn, a poem associated both with funerals and the sea. The sea remains a theme throughout the entire short film, and bodies of water are often seen as female, powerful, penetrable yet containing mysterious depths. The countryside, fairies, and the hearth—all iconographically seen as the woman—skip mirthfully in and out of the video. Left with the shot a books written about the sea, pulsating like waves, viewers are encouraged to see the matrilineal thread as something permanent and endlessly magical.
For Green-Hope, the cosmic and the personal are intertwined; amidst religious and natural icons, we see photographs that are poignantly unique to the deceased. Similarly, we are told in Gree-Hope's sing-song voice specific things like "she rode a blue bicycle" and "she once shot a spider." Unlike the mortal life, this video can be played over and over, forever preserving a memory that might otherwise fade away. (via Colossal)
The Gruesome Artwork Of Sarah Best Will Give You Goosebumps
The artist Sarah Best creates astounding replicas of the female body, using it as a symbol that tracks the human desire for connection and intimacy; severed from the rest of the body, her sculpted hands and a cut-out collaged breasts take on a life of their own, worming their way up walls and pages and sometimes tracking blood in the process. The work, though sometimes gruesome, maintains a pulsating beauty; as if with clear intentions, her vital sculptures navigate space, dangling from hooks and exploring piles of cloth.
From both a feminist and an aesthetic standpoint, Best's work operates in a miraculous, subversive manner; the feminist philosopher Susan Bordo, for example, writes that the body, coded female, is often seen as passive and lacking in intellect, explaining that therefore the body alone has the power to challenge those sexist ideas. Positioning parts of the body within cubistic collages and arresting installations, Best allows it to transcend societal definitions. Rather than figuring as part of a whole to be admired and objectified, limbs actively seek out understanding of the outside world, touching and feeling everything in their paths.
Wonderfully vulnerable yet undeniably powerful, female arm bears Christ-like stigmata, and the physical body searches for spiritual meaning. The oppressive boundaries between the corporeal self— too often considered to be unintelligent, immoral, and "feminine—" and the elevated metaphysical self are effectively shattered, and a new kind of humanity begins to emerge, one to which we can all relate, one that is beautifully desirous, yearning, and sometimes lonesome.
I got the amazing chance to speak with Best, and when I asked what advice she'd give to aspiring artists, she simply said, "Keep your integrity. You will only count, for yourself and in your art, to the extend that you keep your integrity." Take a look.


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i have been wanting to make a graffiti pouch for sometime and i finally forced myself to sit down and do it. and i am glad that i did. i want to make some more!!
so today i am going to share how to make a cool unlined, french seamed little pouch.
2 rectangles canvas (6.5 x 8.75 inches)
[optional] 1 rectangle canvas (2.25 x 3.25 inches)
permanent markers (sharpie)
7in zipper
take one rectangle of canvas and your marker of choice and just start creating. you might start with some bubble letters of your name, initials, or what you want to keep in it.
you don't have to use the same color for the entire bag either. be creative. use your favorite doodles. draw repeat patterns. i drew the letters first and branched out from there with swiggles and swirls with inner patterning.
you could make both sides the same or different. it really doesn't matter just fill the rectangle as much as you like. maybe you want to just draw designs in and have your kids color everything in.
now go give everything a good HOT iron. it will help set the ink. don't worry. it won't wash away. i made a t-shirt for my hubby using sharpie marker and have washed it over a dozen times. it still looks great!
ok. time for the sewing portion. and french seams!
iron the top edge of the rectangle towards the inside 1/4 inch. then fold it over again and iron. repeat with other rectangle.
lay the zipper right side up and place one ironed down seam on top of it and pin in place. repeat with the other side.
sew an edge stitch down the canvas and then sew a second row of stitches about 1/4 from the zipper. it will make two pretty rows of stitching to hold everything in place. repeat on the other side. (you could switch your sewing machines foot to a zipper foot for this process. i didn't and it all worked out just fine.)
the optional tab: i took a small bit of material. colored a pattern on it too and made a tab because i wanted the option of being able to hook this to a larger bag or backpack later on. you can completely leave this out and move on if you like.
doodle on you small bit of canvas.
fold 3/4 over to the inside and then other side back over that (as in the picture).
sew the seam down. (i used a pretty stitch on the sewing machine.)
back to the pouch: fold the pouch in half so that the zipper is on top and the wrong sides are facing in. pin all around edges. slid in the tab about 1.5 inches down from the zipper on one side and pin in place.
sew around the entire pouch using a 1/4 seam allowance. trim corners (
unzip pouch and turn wrong side out. push out the corners really well.
time to close in those edges. sew around the pouch again using a 1/2 seam allowance starting just below the zipper and finishing just below the zipper on the other side. as you sew just be sure that you are sewing just outside of the bulk of your seam. you can feel it as you go. you now have nice french seams.
turn the pouch right side out and enjoy.
fill it with some stuff!
or gift it to a friend. better yet...gift it to a kid and let them color it in.
and if you make one don't forget to share a link to it. i really do love to see your work!


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Dear Mrs. Snowe,
I hope you will join me and vote "No Confidence" in Obama. Huge Deficit spending, Nationalized banking, nationalized healthcare, nationalized auto-industry. Hello!? None of these are representative of the Republican party values, as I understand them. Crisis→ catastrophe→ Soviet-States-Of-America. Sorry, I don't buy it.
Is this the "Change" Americans were "Hoping" for? Please remember how much blood has been shed to protect us from this. Will no-one wake-up and stop this maniac?
Please help stop the socialization of America.
Balanced budget anyone? The CHANGE we all need: If a request to spend Tax Payers money doesn't pass through the appropriations committee with a "zero" in the balanced box, then it is irresponsible government – pork-amondous – fraud against the American people.
-Mitch Farrar
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I am telling you that Senator Olympia Snowe would not be in office "if she voted exactly like Tom Coburn or Jim DeMint", because Maine is a state with the majority are non affiliated voters, aka moderates. Olympia Snowe is actually very popular with her constituents, she even has over 70 percent approval rating of voters in her state, and to prove it she got 74 percent of the vote in 2006 in a Democratic lock state for Presidental Elections, including 50 percent of Democratic voters who voted in 2006, which was a bad year for Republicans.
- fortermlimits 10/31/2009 4:34pm
I just learned what RINO means. This is a true traitor to her party and the people of her state and a true RINO. (Republican in name only)
- fortermlimits 10/31/2009 4:33pm
YES, YES, YES. No one I know will even admit to voting for him now that they see what they got.
- Railroad67 03/04/2009 10:37am
First you should never make law on an extreme situation because it will not help but a very small select few. It will then clash with the laws that protect all of us. We need to work in the laws already in place to help those in need. Or if need be remove laws that don't protect everyone.
Dear Mrs. Snowe,
The passing of this H.R.1388 Bill as we see and understand it, returns the World, and America to a bygone era, akin to what the German people were subjected to by their government in the 30's.
I don't support Federalized Volunteerism, especially when it is mandatory and the mandatory education (indoctrination) of our children.
I strongly urge you return to the citizens of the United States of America, the Free Speech guaranteed to them in our Constitution. Individuals who volunteer to serve in this institution, who wish to serve the people of the USA via this government program, should retain the right of free speech, just as you retain your right to free speech!
We insist that you, as our elected official, work to REPEAL H.R. 1388.
Frighteningly Yours,
Mitch Farrar
- ottumwanurse 07/26/2009 3:17pm
- fortermlimits 09/07/2009 7:17pm
This woman is not a true representative of the people. Look at the bills she supports. Maine, surely you have someone else that is better.
- purplelilac3084 09/09/2009 4:36am
I think that she needs to change her party to democrat. She truly does not vote for the republic of which our country was founded on. Watch CSPAN to see that her votes are never in the best interest of the american people, whom she was elected to represent.
She is trying to now make the president have the authority to shut down the internet. They are trying to take away our freedom of rights!
Health care bill is NOT reform, since they will not make the costly insurance rates that are caused by lawsuits included in this bill. Dean said they don't want to make the lawyers mad, since they support the democrats with contributions. sounds like bribery to me.
I hope you people in Maine wake up and vote this woman out.
- dlramsey69 09/18/2009 5:57pm
Mister Senator,
I have one question for you. The H.R.45 – Blair Holt's Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act of 2009. What are your thoughts on this bill? Will be become as the citizens of Australia, China, Malaysia, and other countries? Will we not have the right to defend our self without having to submit to the government saying if we can or cannot have a gun and then be taxed on each gun. This bill only puts more illegal guns out on the street and puts the law abiding citizens in more danger as that we would not be able to have protection of our home and property. Some people can't afford the taxes we are forced to pay now. Then if this bill passes we will be taxed on our right to bear arms. Where will this all end?
Don Ramsey
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Honorable Senator Snowe:
In the upcoming vote on the Health Care bill, I urge you to think not as a member of the Republican Party but as a woman of wisdom.
How can you or anyone else justify voting for any bill that can't be read and analyzed? Regardless of assurances given, if it can't be read and analyzed first, it should never be approved. Especially one that will impact every citizen throughout the US? To Vote blindly is not only unwise, it is unethical! Please don't make this mistake again! We don't want it and simply can't afford it.
Senator Snowe, I strongly urge you to make the right choice and vote against any bill you don't know what is actually included nor the real cost. Don't make this mistake again; Your constituents and all of the citizens of our country deserve better.
Vote NO on the Health Bill!!
Thank you.
C.B. Motsett
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Olympia Snowe is actually very popular with her constituents, and in fact she has the highest approval rating of her constituents of all senators, and to prove it she got 74 percent of the vote in 2006 in a Democratic lock state for Presidental Elections, including 50 percent of Democratic voters who voted in 2006, when the Democrats took control of Congress!
- purplelilac3084 10/14/2009 5:23am
Senator Snowe is a disgrace in representing the people. Yesterday she voted YES to the Baucus bill! Not one senator READ the bill, they didn't even get it yet! What a disgrace to the constitution!
This bill taxes companies, fines us, takes money from Medicare, and will cost alot of money. We do NOT have any money. we are broke!
It is time we vote her out, and all senators who vote for a bill they don't even bother to read!!!!
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Unless things have changed – Military dependents get the same health care coverage that active Military do. At least that's how it was as recently as 1992, when I separated from the USAF with an honorable discharge and the National Defense ribbon for Kuwaiti Liberation. We want change in health care – a nationally run program ISN'T the change that's best for this nation.
- betterUSAlessgov 10/21/2009 5:10pm
I have never been one to think government controls our lives until this moment. We the people of the United States of America have fought for freedom, our ancestors left a life without control, without freedom of religion, without freedom of speech, and taxes. What would they think now that our government is becoming more socialistic everyday? We built ourselves into a corner now that will take trillions of dollars to get us out. The health care reform will not help the average person. Myself for instance will be bearing an increase in my health insurance plan. If this bill passes I will be offered free health insurance right? WRONG. It's not free with the $4,000.00 tax penalty at the end of the year. What is the point in spending more tax dollars with no benefit for the American people? We the people need to speak our voice because we do have an opinion and we do have control. After all our government works for us, we don't work for our government.


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Greenville, N.C.- Police say a man who led officers on a chase that ended in a fatal crash has been charged with 10 counts of failure to stop for a blue light.
Deputies began chasing a white sports utility vehicle after a hit-and-run was reported to the Highway Patrol on Saturday. Investigators said the vehicle was driving erratically and riding on three flat tires.
The SUV crashed into a county van carrying older residents on an outing then hit a car driven by 44-year-old Antonio Mijangos-Canela of Greenville, who died of a severe brain injury. Ten people in the van were injured.
Investigators say Taylor was thrown from his SUV and trapped beneath it when it overturned in the crash. He remained in intensive care at Greenville Memorial Hospital Monday.
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