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Racheli Ibenboim chats with writer Tuvia Tenenbom./Photo by Isi Tenenbaum
I may not be a dyed-in-the-wool feminist by any stretch of the imagination. But I have a strong sense of the rights of women to take agency in their own lives and a repulsion for the oppressive nature of men who harass women for their own reasons. That is why I was completely taken aback by Tuvia Tenenbom's latest article "Everything He Wanted To Know About Sex Among the Orthodox."
How this tabloid-worthy work of voyeurism could ever be considered a legitimate work of journalistic inquiry is beyond me. Which is a shame, because there is a so much to explore here.
Racheli Ibenboim's story is fascinating. Here is a women, seemingly pious and observant, in love with her Hasidic lifestyle, but dedicated to being a change-agent in her community. She may have taken a step back due to internal pressures, but it seems that she has not stopped in her mission.
Yet instead of focusing on her deeds and actions, we're given what amounts to some sort of voyeuristic look at a man who must fetishize women in thick stockings and wigs. The reader sits and reads with increasing shock as we witness the literal recreation of catcalls on the street. Tenenbom pushes her to a place no man that respects women ever should.
Denmark denounces kosher slaughter as animal cruelty. Yet the Scandinavian nation allows mink farming for fur./Getty images
Ritual slaughter, performed according to Islamic and Jewish tradition, is considered a humane method of slaughter under the Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter Act (HMSLA), the United States federal law designed to decrease animal suffering. In ritual slaughter, the trachea, esophagus, carotid arteries, jugular veins and vagus nerve is cut with a swift action using an extremely sharp blade, resulting in quick death.
But a growing number of countries, including Poland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, have restricted ritual slaughter, under the guise of animal welfare.
Now, starting Monday, by order of Agriculture and Food Minster Dan Jorgensen, Denmark bans ritual slaughter, claiming, "Animal rights come before religion."
The ban would require stunning, a method of slaughter not permitted under kosher shechita and Islamic hallal restrictions (some authorities permit reversible stunning, such as electro-stunning, prior to the cut).
Claiming animal welfare as a basis to restrict humane Jewish and Islamic slaughtering practices is wrong, and is a further erosion of religious liberties in a country already attacking other religious rituals, including circumcision.
Israeli Minister of Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs Naftali Bennett / Getty Images
The Israeli minister with the Diaspora portfolio believes that "what used to work as the Israel-Diaspora relationship doesn't work," he told the Forward.
Minister of Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs Naftali Bennett said that Israelis need to start deferring to Diaspora Jews regarding their needs, and the needs of the Israeli-Diaspora relationship. "I live in Israel, I don't understand the Diaspora perfectly; the Diaspora understands itself much better," he said.
Israel has traditionally looked at the Diaspora largely as a source of funds and immigrants, but the relationship needs to be more reciprocal, he said. Bennett made his comments ahead of a global online consultation process taking place this week, in which all Jews are being invited to voice their opinions about what provision should be made for the "Jewish future."
One of the main questions on the table will be how the Israeli government should spend a new $140 million annual budget which it is investing in programming for Diaspora communities, in addition to its existing investment in Birthright trips.
Bennett said that the objective of the funding is to deepen Jewish identity and attachment to Israel in the Diaspora, but "we don't know how" in Israel. "The process of building a plan is going to be a collaborative process," he said, going on to add: "The lesson is that we [Israelis] are not the smartest people in the world and we don't have all the answers here."
John Kerry with chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and Israel's Justice Minister Tzipi Livni at the State Department in Washington / Getty Images
What is J Street going to say if, after urging American Jews to support the Kerry peace mission, that mission wins the support of the right-wing Netanyahu government — but not that of the Palestinians, who view it as the terms of their surrender? And what will J Street say if Western liberal opinion, and even much of Israeli liberal opinion, decides that the Palestinians are right?
This is a question that J Street and all American Jewish liberals supporting U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts should ask themselves now, because all indications are that within a few weeks, Kerry is going to present a "framework agreement" for a peace treaty that the Israeli government would be crazy to reject and the Palestinian Authority crazy to accept.
This week, Israel's Channel 10 news ran a report saying "the emerging framework document is so unthreatening even to Israeli hardliners that it is unlikely to prompt any kind of coalition crisis." At the same time, the report, citing sources close to the negotiations, said "Kerry would now face an even greater challenge to persuade the Palestinians to accept it."
To anybody who's been following the news of the peace talks, the story made perfect sense. Kerry reportedly has given in to Netanyahu's demands to the point that the framework agreement is shaping up to be not only more "pro-Israel" than the 2001 Clinton parameters, but even more so than Ehud Barak's offer to the Palestinians at the 2001 Taba talks or Ehud Olmert's at the 2008 Annapolis talks.
A night-time scene in the historic district of Córdoba, Spain. / Josh Nathan-Kazis
It's only been a week since Spain's cabinet approved a law offering citizenship to Sephardic Jews, but Israelis are already tripping over each other in their race to apply. Between 700 and 800 have sent email inquiries to Maya Weiss-Tamir, an Israeli lawyer who deals with European citizenship applications, according to a report published Thursday in The New York Times. "It doesn't stop; the response has been crazy," Weiss-Tamir said. Apparently, Israelis just can't wait to become Spanish.
As exciting as this news may be for individual Israelis, for Israel itself, it's downright embarrassing. Because when you put Spain's new law next to Israel's current policy, the latter looks pretty bad by comparison. The Spanish law — which won't become official until it makes it through the Parliament — is murky on a lot of points, but it clearly takes an inclusive approach to determining Jewish status. In fact, it specifies that you don't even need to identify as Jewish to claim citizenship as a Sephardic Jew; the application in no way hinges on your "ideology, religion or beliefs." Meanwhile, Israel's Chief Rabbinate — which accepts or rejects the Jewish status of those who have converted abroad, and so impacts many of the state's potential immigrants — is notoriously exclusionary.
The timing of this Spain business is particularly awkward. Earlier this winter, controversy erupted over the Chief Rabbinate's decision to reject determinations of Jewish status made by New York's Rabbi Avi Weiss. That decision was overturned in January, thanks in part to pushback from an outraged American Jewish community. But that didn't stop Weiss from penning a scathing critique of the Rabbinate for the Times opinion page. And it didn't quell Jews' mounting frustration with the Rabbinate's strict, intrusive and coercive dictates.
Against this backdrop, the new Sephardic citizenship law presents Israel with some supremely bad optics: It makes it look like Spain is actually more inclusive and welcoming to world Jewry than the Jewish state.
It's not easy being me, Daniel Friedman. On top of the cares of delightful family, domestic finance and the Jewish Daily Forward, there's the existential angst of living in a world of doppelgangers — whole crowds of Daniel Friedmans swarming around me. It's like living in Charlie Kaufman's "Being John Malkovich" except instead of everyone looking like me, everyone just has my name.
Dave Gorman once made a cult stage and then TV show out of finding everyone in the world with his name and visiting as many of them as possible. "The Dave Gorman Collection" was his story of finding them all. But there's a difference between on the one hand going out and finding your homonyms, and on the other having them slowly surround you in the twitterverse. As a dream it's nightmarish and as a television show it's less of a comedy and more like a reality show based on Dostoyevsky's "The Double."
I blame social media because I've never actually met any of these so-called Daniel Friedmans and their proliferation has speeded up with the explosion of the interactive internet. Growing up in the north of England, I was safe from the worldwide cohort who are predominantly found in North America. The first of the Judgment (the collective noun I am coining for a group of Daniel Friedmans, based on the forename's etymology — "Judged by God") was in college. He was involved, if memory serves, with drama and translation and, though we shared many friends, we never met. Our interaction, as far as I am aware, extended only to my demurring from any credit for the well-received modern-day Ramayana put on at St. John's College Cambridge in the early '90s.
Art historian Meike Hoffmann speaks to the media regarding the seizure in 2011 of 1,500 paintings from Cornelius Gurlitt in Germany. / Getty Images
Today the Bavarian Minister of Justice Dr. Winfried Bausback presented a bill to the Upper House of the German Parliament proposing retroactive abolition of the statute of limitation for claims on Nazi-looted art. The bill was accepted to be discussed by committees in the Upper House, made up of representatives of Germany's 16 states. Next, it has to be approved by the government and the Lower House of Parliament.
This bill is a long overdue start in the discussion of how to deal with Nazi-looted art in Germany, and it's a necessary step toward changing the existing law. But it includes a condition for waiving the statute of limitations: the original owner has to prove that the present possessor bought the artwork with malicious intent. But what exactly is that malicious intent, and how do you prove it? The bill doesn't say.
Almost 70 years after the Nazi regime, the German government still does not enforce the return of "Nazi-looted art" — art that was stolen by the Nazis mostly from Jews between 1933 and 1945. Recently, the authorities in Bavaria found a large art collection, the collection that Cornelius Gurlitt inherited from his father Hildebrand Gurlitt, a dealer who bought art in 1941-1944 in Nazi-occupied France for Hitler's planned museum in Linz. It is clear that parts of the collection are "Nazi-looted art." This accidental find became public last November through a leak to the German magazine "Focus."
But after an international outcry, heated discussions and heightened public sensitivity, the Bavarian Minister of Justice is now suggesting a law that — given its built-in condition — has the potential to make it even more complicated for the original owners or their heirs to get their property back.
Tired from his voyage, Abba Arikha is pleased to finally find the Jewish community at his destination. "I'm from Israel; I'm a Jew," he tells its members. They reply: "Prove it!"
He has a scribbled letter from one of his teachers, but the locals don't trust it. He turns around, dejected.
It's amusing to impose our modern-day reality onto antiquity. Abba Arikha was one of the greatest rabbis who ever lived — so great that the Talmud simply calls him Rav. He moved from the Land of Israel to Babylon in the third century, when Babylon was becoming the center of Torah study. Who checked his documents and verified his Jewishness?
It's now just over a week since the Israeli Chief Rabbinate pulled away, at the last minute, from an agreement to solve the chaotic controversy over how it can determine who's Jewish.
Palestinian and Israeli activists at a joint protest in the occupied West Bank in 2014 / Getty Images
The Jewish and Israeli press is quick to report any and all Palestinian violence against any Jew, anywhere. Which makes sense, of course. Israelis and Palestinians are at war, Jews everywhere have a dog in the fight, violence is deplorable, et cetera and so on.
But, by contrast, there's a marked reticence to report on events that show Palestinians actively engaged in nonviolent forms of protest, like last week's little-noted "protest village," Ein Hijleh, established by hundreds of activists to protest Israeli annexation plans in the Jordan Valley. This reticence speaks volumes. Really inconvenient and uncomfortable volumes.
The Jewish and Israeli narratives — the way we talk about who we are and why we're here (and though they run parallel, these narratives are not the same) — are, like any other cultural narrative, heavy on self-promotion. Jews share a deep and disturbing history of anti-Jewish violence and hate, and we often tell ourselves that this is the only part of our story that matters when we're looking out into the world. This is the part that tells us everything we need to know.
In this light, our enemies can only be unjustified in their hate; the use of violence defines them and reveals their truest selves; anything else is aberration and cannot be trusted.
(JTA) — When my simple Nokia flip-phone broke last year and could not be repaired because it was so old, I upgraded – kicking and screaming – to an iPhone.
My 14-year-old son – who is dying for a smartphone but has to make do with his iPod – handled downloading the apps, telling me he would put on all the essentials. One of the most useful ones turned out to be WhatsApp, which allows me to send free text messages throughout the world and to be part of texting groups.
The app, which has only been around a few years, recently made some headlines for being the latest piece of technology banned by haredi Jews. Der Blatt, a Yiddish-language newspaper published by members of the Satmar Hasidic group in Brooklyn, reported last month that rabbis overseeing divorces say that WhatsApp is "the No. 1 cause of destruction of Jewish homes and business," the Forward reported this week.
In the United States, WhatsApp is gaining in popularity, particularly among niche users like teens, immigrants, people with friends and family abroad – and, apparently the fervently Orthodox — but it still lacks the wide, mainstream audience enjoyed by social media tools like Facebook, Twitter and Google Chats.
Not so Israel. Here, WhatsApp is a way of life. I'm on several WhatsApp groups – including one for parents of my younger son's Little League team, one for parents of my youngest daughter's youth group and a family group that consists of me and my three oldest children (asking them to do chores when I am away from home became so much easier!).
Anti-Semitism in Europe is, once again, making headlines. In Paris, crowds sang, "Jews, France is not yours" at an anti-government protest last month. In Rome, a right-wing extremist mailed three pig heads to major Jewish sites, and Italy had its own anti-government protest — complete with anti-Semitic slogans — a couple of months ago. Plus, a recently released survey conducted in seven EU countries suggests that the perception of anti-Semitism is on the rise among European Jews.
As anti-Jewish hatred gains ground, some Jewish communities are growing more insular in response. In certain Jewish circles, there's a growing perception of living "under attack" — a siege mentality that results at times in self-segregation. But resorting to self-segregation may just be another way of falling victim to anti-Semitism.
This week's Jewish News Quiz heads to Sochi, high fives skater Jason Brown, then comes back home to Hasidim, hummus and Chuck Schumer. Somehow, there's always Schumer.
"Do you kids have a permit to hang up all of these posters around the city?" the policeman asked. "Permit?" my friend and I questioned in response. "We are trying to raise public awareness about baseless hatred, and destructive conflict, and you're asking us for a permit?" Yet, after several hours in the sweltering heat of a downtown Jerusalem police station, we reconsidered the idea of advertising the 9th of Av as a day warning against baseless hatred along religious and political divides.
Twenty years later, Jews and Jewish communities are still very much conflicted and divided. Now, with a few more friends, and as the director of the Pardes Center for Judaism and Conflict Resolution, I find myself once again attempting to promote a Jewish day of constructive conflict — only this time it's not on the 9th of Av, but on the 9th of Adar.
You may be wondering, "The 9th of Adar? What exactly happened on that day?" If so, you're not alone. I had never heard about the 9th of Adar until a year and half ago,when I came upon it by chance one Friday night at shul. What I would later discover was that on the 9th of Adar, approximately 2,000 years ago, the initially peaceful and constructive conflict or machloket l'shem shamayim (dispute for the sake of Heaven) between the two great Jewish schools of thought, Bet Hillel and Bet Shammai, erupted into a violent and destructive conflict over 18 legal matters — many of which had to do with how open or closed to be towards non-Jews.
Rabbi Joseph Potasnik provided counseling to those mourning at Ground Zero shortly after 9/11. Illustration: Kurt Hoffman
Last winter when we asked readers to tell us about the rabbis who inspire them, we were overwhelmed by stories of individuals like Rabbi Joseph Potasnik who provided counseling at Ground Zero shortly after the twin towers came tumbling down and Rabbi Ellen Lippman who helped a person new to Judaism find a spiritual and communal home.
We named 36 of these individuals America's Most Inspiring Rabbis.
But these remarkable stories represent only a fraction of the rabbis around the country impacting their communities in profound ways. So this year we are asking again. Tell us about the rabbis who have changed your life, the life of your family or community. Whether it's a rabbi who stands behind a pulpit, sits in a hospital waiting room with a family, or leads an unforgettable Jewish camp, share your stories here by February 19th.
We will publish the most compelling entires next month when we name America's Most Inspiring Rabbis 2014. Here are snippets of a few we have already received:
Providing comfort, even in the midst of war:
________ entered the rabbinate with the sole purpose of becoming a military chaplain, and he served for 25 years in the Navy and the Marines. The glory he sought was to bring Judaism and spirituality to our troops overseas, often following them into the field and conducting "Shabbat" services regardless of what day of the week it was.
Helping a community mourn and grow stronger:
On a recent Shabbat afternoon, in the shadow of disappointment surrounding the thwarted gun reform legislation, a group of concerned locals gathered on a street in St. Louis notorious for gun violence. They stood together and named each of the 46 children who died from hand guns on that very corner. They stood together with Rabbi _______, who weeks earlier had marched in the same place with a local Palestinian grocer, who opens his store to kids as a safe haven and with the neighborhood minister, who was once a drug lord on the street.
Offering education without judgment:
I was completely unaffiliated with no Jewish education. I became interested in Judaism when my wife became pregnant with our first child, but did not feel comfortable in shul due to my lack of knowledge. I not only did not know how to daven, but I could not even read Hebrew. Rabbi__________'s outreach program, provided a place where I not only felt comfortable, but was able to learn and ask questions.…I was someone who could have easily been lost to assimilation. He is one of only three people outside my family who has had a profound impact on my life.
Allowing each congregant to connect to Jewish tradition in their own way:
__________ has taken two synagogues, merged them into one, with a new name. On Shabbat there is an early mystic minyan, a regular service, a torah yoga service, a discussion group. Congregants choose to go where they wish, and at the end, everyone gathers for a healing service and a Ruach rally.
For the past two years, increasing numbers of English speakers worldwide have been turning to The Times of Israel for news and analysis on Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Beginning this week, Arabic speakers can do the same.
The Jerusalem-based online newspaper's founding editor David Horovitz announced on February 4 the launch of The Times of Israel Arabic. "We're not exactly sure how The Times of Israel Arabic is going to be received in the Arab world. But we do know what its goal is: to report Israel, the region and the Jewish world accurately and engagingly for Arabic readers wherever they may be — precisely as we have been doing for two years for English readers," he wrote in an op-ed.
"This is really important. No one else is doing this," Horovitz told me a day later. According to the editor-in-chief, the Arabic edition of his publication surpasses other efforts by Jewish Israeli publications to gain readership in the Arab world. "Yediot [Ahronot] published in Arabic for a short time, and i24 has an Arabic site — but they're TV news," he noted.
Horovitz is particularly excited by the fact that The Times of Israel's popular blogging platform and its attendant open exchange of ideas will carry over to the Arabic edition. "There's no other [comparable] Arabic site that allows people to blog," he said. "We are really going to encourage Arabic bloggers to contribute."
Will I apply?
That's what people are asking me today, as news circulates of the law the Spanish cabinet just approved to offer citizenship to Sephardic Jews.
Two weeks ago, the Forward published a long essay I wrote about this citizenship offer, which the Spanish justice and foreign ministers first proposed in 2012. I went to Spain in November 2013, at first thinking I would apply for a passport myself. When it turned out that that wasn't yet possible, I tried figure out why the law had not been passed.
Three months after my trip, the text of the law is finally available. Spain's Ministry of Justice posted it online today after it was approved by the Council of Ministers. It still must be voted on by the Parliament before it becomes law.
An activist wearing a mask of Russian President Vladimir Putin joins protesters on the opening day of the Sochi Winter Olympic Games. / Getty Images
As the winter Olympics open today, there has been a crescendo of condemnation in the West of Russia's many human rights violations. Sadly, in spite of all the attention Vladimir Putin's discriminatory policies toward gays and lesbians and the environment of violent homophobia have received, the situation has not gotten any better. We published our editorial on Sochi back in November with the hope that the International Olympic Committee and sponsors like Coca-Cola and McDonald's or the large network covering the event, NBC, might try and apply some pressure on Russia. But sadly that has not happened, and with the exception of a few token words from Putin, gays and lesbians feel even more embattled now just as the parade of athletes begins.
Shimon Peres / Getty Images
Israel's President Shimon Peres has just secured his second appearance in the Guinness Book of Records. But he missed an opportunity when setting his new record yesterday.
I was excited to watch Peres — who is already in the book as oldest head of state — teach the largest ever civics class, using videoconferencing to connect with 9,000 students from across Israel's ethnic divides. And he started well, talking about the importance of knowledge. He said that money "comes and goes" while knowledge endures, and if we all read three times a day like we eat three times a day, we would be in a good position. Even at his age, he said, he's still learning.
In a country where teachers all too often talk at students, this looked promising. The President was becoming a teacher for the day.
Not many people of his age would have the charm, vision and appeal to address such a huge number of youngsters, and it was moving to see him do so. But he could have done much more with the opportunity.
Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner / YouTube
"I believe that we are now at one of those critical, pivotal moments in our history," Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, Senior Rabbi to the Movement for Reform Judaism, recently informed the Board of Deputies of British Jews. "It's sneaking up on us. What is happening is an upheaval that threatens our cohesive fabric."
American and British Jewry share the same fate. On one end of the religious spectrum, through intermarriage and assimilation there is a drifting away from Jewish identity. In the United Kingdom, the preliminary findings of the Institute for Jewish Policy Research's National Jewish Community Survey showed that under half of intermarried Jews attend a Passover seder, one third fast on Yom Kippur, and only 18% attend a Friday night dinner most weeks.
In the center of the religious spectrum, British Jews under 40 are more likely to value belief in God or marrying within the Jewish faith than their parents, yet some don't have the knowledge or language of Judaism to live a fully Jewish life. And, at the other extreme, the burgeoning, young Haredi community is displacing an aging, secular or traditional population. Today in the UK, nearly one third of all Jewish children under the age of five are born to Haredi parents.
David Harris-Gershon signs copies of his book / Austin Hill
When it comes to the communal tent of dialogue around Israel, the last few years have seen a concerted attempt by Jewish leaders and institutions to delineate who should be considered "in" and who should be kept "out." On the heels of the controversy surrounding Hillel's guidelines, the Washington, D.C. Jewish Community Center has now entered the fray in an embarrassing way.
Writing in Haaretz, David Harris-Gershon revealed this week that the DCJCC uninvited him from a previously scheduled book event. Harris-Gershon was to speak on his memoir "What Do You Buy the Children of the Terrorist Who Tried to Kill Your Wife?" The reason for the cancellation? A July 2012 blog post Harris-Gershon wrote in Tikkun called "Today I'm Coming Out in Favor of BDS." This is the second time in a few weeks that Harris-Gershon has been disinvited; as the Forward reported, last month, Hillel in Santa Barbara canceled an event at which he was slated to speak.
Last November, I wrote about the decision by Le Mood Montreal to bar two panelists due to their controversial views on Israel. But what we're seeing now is a self-declared Zionist being barred from Jewish institutions for not being loyal enough — a new low in attempting to discipline discourse and silence meaningful dialogue.


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I have to admit that Nutella used to be my favourite food. I could sit and eat an entire jar with a spoon no problem. My love of this chocolatey, hazelnutty blend of awesomeness meant I had to explore a new health giving version, which I've been doing over the past few months. Some of you may have seen another recipe for this on my blog a while back, but that one wasn't quite right so it's been tweaked and revamped to make this one, which to be honest is unbelievable. Just so perfectly thick, smooth, sweet and creamy. It melts perfectly on hot toast over a layer of crunchy almond butter, tastes delicious drizzled across a bowl of sliced banana & juicy berries and works a treat eaten straight out of the jar with a spoon!
I never realised it could be so easy to turn this classic spread into something so healthy. I really think you'll be so surprised about just how similar it tastes to the real thing but how much better it makes you feel. It's so awesome as each bite really is packed full of delicious health-giving goodness. All of its ingredients have their own amazing properties. Hazelnuts, which are the main ingredient, are filled with numerous vitamins, minerals, protein, fibre and heart-healthy fats, all of which are vital for supporting your body and digestion. Even better, they're particularly rich in vitamin E which is the most important vitamin for maintaining beautifully clean and shiny skin, hair and nails. Cacao, the bean which all chocolate is made from, also has numerous beneficial nutrients in this raw, unprocessed state as it is packed with iron, fibre, calcium, zinc, potassium and antioxidants, unfortunately these benefits disappear when it is processed and refined to make conventional chocolate though, which is why this Nutella trumps the supermarket version any day.
Makes 1 jar
- 2 cups of hazelnuts
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- 1/2 a cup of maple syrup
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Bake the hazelnuts at 180C for about ten minutes, then take them out of the oven and allow them to cool.
Once cool place them in a food processor and blend for about ten minutes, until they totally break down. Then add the maple syrup and cacao and blend again, before gradually pouring in the water – it's important that the first three are properly mixed before you add the water though as you may not need it all.


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"For us, the idea of having a work that has contradictions is very important—when, in affirming something, it includes itself and attacks itself. How can you put together all of these things that have nothing to do with each other? You use glue! Glue can be an idea, a word. You can use an ideological glue."
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Abigail DeVille (b. 1981, New York, New York, USA) lives and works in the Bronx, New York. She attended Pratt Institute (2000) and the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2007), earning a BFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology (2007) and an MFA from Yale University (2011). She has attended residencies at Harvard University (2014-15), the Studio Museum in Harlem (2013-14), and the International Studio and Curatorial Program, Brooklyn (2012). Her awards include grants from the Joan Mitchell Foundation (2012) and The Edward and Sally Van Lier Fund of the New York Community Trust (2012), among others. Her work has been included in the exhibitions Rites of Spring, Contemporary Art Museum Houston (2014); Guts, Abrons Art Center, New York (2013); Black in the Abstract, Contemporary Art Museum Houston (2013); Invisible Men: Beyond the Veil, Galerie Michel Rein, Paris (2013); Gastown Follies, Artspeak, Vancouver (2013); Bronx Calling: The Second AIM Biennial, Bronx Museum (2013); Future Generation Prize Exhibition, the 55th Venice Biennial (2013); They might as well have been remnants of the boat, Calder Foundation, New York (2013); Fore, Studio Museum, New York (2012); Future Generation Prize Exhibition, Pinchuk Art Centre, Kiev (2012); First Among Equals, Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia (2012); The Ungovernables, New Museum Triennial, New York (2012); Bosh Young Talent Show, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (2011); The (S) Files 2011, El Museo del Barrio, New York (2011); Planet of Slums, Mason Gross Galleries, Rutgers University (2010); Dark Star, Recess Gallery, New York (2010); and Gold Mountain, Marginal Utility, Philadelphia (2010). She has designed sets for theatrical productions—directed by Peter Sellers and Charlotte Brathwaite—at venues such as the Stratford Festival (2014), JACK (2014), and Joe's Pub (2014).done reading


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Research into why a sound financial and monetary system is critical for economic prosperity continues to be an ongoing project at the CIS.
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TARGET30: Reducing the burden for future generations01 Jul 2013 | Policy Forum|
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Australia's Future Fiscal Shock28 Sep 2012 | Issue Analysis|
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Massive Reptiles Once Flew, Above the Dinosaurs
Sunday, April 06, 2014
It's a bird, it's a plane? It's ... a pterosaur?
These giant flying reptiles lived alongside the dinosaurs, and are the subject of a new exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.
More than 150 species of pterosaurs have been discovered, according to curator and chair of the ...
Weekend Staff Picks: Cartoons, Birds & Herbs
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Check out some of the works by Drew Friedman and many others at the Society of Illustrators MoCCA ArtsFest this weekend at the 69th Regiment Armory. That's just one of the events some of our staff members are checking out.
Les Miz, Heathers and Woody Allen on Broadway
Friday, April 04, 2014
Almost 30 years after it opened, "Les Miserables" is back on Broadway, and it comes in the middle of a packed and eclectic musical season. Here are picks from two top critics.
The Death (But Where's the Life?) of a Muse
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Theater review of the Off-Broadway play Human Fruit Bowl.
Used and Abused: The Life of a Muse
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Many painting and sculpture masterpieces wouldn't exist if it weren't for a model who posed for hours, or even days. But life for these muses didn't always go well.
The Inside of Bodies, at Home in Times Square
Sunday, March 30, 2014
An exhibit that probes the wonders of the human body is moving into a permanent home in Times Square.
"Body Worlds: Pulse" is an exhibit of preserved human bodies with skin and muscles selectively peeled back to display body systems. It's been on display at Discovery Times Square for ...
The Art and Films of Germany's Enfant Terrible
Sunday, March 30, 2014
The life's work of an artist who once invited all of Germany's unemployed people to swim in a lake in Austria, where the chancellor was vacationing, is now on display at MoMA PS1.
The late Christoph Schlingensief dabbled in almost everything, from film and television shows to opera and ...
Weekend Staff Picks: Harlem, Red Hook and Greece
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Sunny's Bar in Red Hook, Brooklyn is one of the places you may find some of the WNYC staff. Find out what other events they may be attending around town.
The Man Behind The New Yorker's Cartoons
Saturday, March 29, 2014
New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff has a new memoir called How About Never—Is Never Good for You?
Come to Sing, or Don't Come at All
Friday, March 28, 2014
Every night, dozens of customers pile into this tatty basement for the Marie's Crisis experience: A sloppy, earnest evening of belting out American standards.
Women Rule the Kitchen, But Not the Best Ones
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Women represent only six percent of the head chef positions at 15 prominent U.S. restaurant groups.
Art Made of Electronics and LED Lights
Sunday, March 23, 2014
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens has a new show on the work of Jim Campbell.
The Art that Shows How Buddha Cures
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Visual arts had a special role in the development of Tibetan medicine.
The 'Inside' of One Artist, on Canvases
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Austrian artist Maria Lassnig has spent nearly 70 years creating portraits around a central theme: an attempt to convey what she feels from the inside, out.
Jasper Johns Shows His Regrets
Friday, March 21, 2014
American artists rarely express regret in their work, but a new show at MoMa featuring Jasper Johns, perhaps America's most celebrated living artist, grapples with darker material.
How Blacks Got into Basketball
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Before there was the NBA, there were the African American basketball leagues.
Minimalism Originated Here? Maybe Not.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
The Jewish Museum is highlighting early examples of the genre Africa, Asia the Middle East and Latin America, many rarely seen before in the United States.
Bill Cunningham's Shots of Historic Dresses Matched to Famous Buildings
Saturday, March 15, 2014
The New York Times' street fashion photographer Bill Cunningham spent eight years in the 1960s and 1970s documenting the facades of well-known New York City Buildings.
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
German photographer Frank Thiel brings Patagonia's dramatic glaciers to New York City.


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The North Wind Doth Blow - and We Shall Have Snow.
We woke up to a very hard frost. Luckily this campsite has lovely heated wetrooms. We set off to Beziers to join the A75 free motorway, which climbs up to almost 1200m. We would not know until the start of the climb up towards Lodeve if the whole road would be open.
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Quiet Sunday Exploring
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We had been advised by a number of people that we had to visit Collonges la Rouge as the town is a sight to behold with its red sandstone brick buildings complemented by the bright green fields surrounding the town, and we were not disappointed. This town is another officially listed as, 'one of the prettiest in France' and has been heritage listed. Traci best described the town by saying 'I ...
Follow the Pilgrims
... to the Notre Dame and this can only be accessed by 216 steps, of which the pilgrims often climb by their knees. We tried doing, but did not succeed and climbed the rest of the way on foot. There is a list of Saints and political leaders that have made the climb on their knees and it included St Anthony in 1226, Pope Jean XXII in 1320 and King Louis XI of France who did it twice in 1443 and 1446.
We were all amazed by the beauty of this town and ...
School Starts and Afternoon Exploration
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The 5 day stay of visiting this amazing, beautiful region with gorgeous villages on the edge of the river (yet so boring for the kids) had to be ended with some good old kid fun - ten pin bowling!
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Chromatic Screen / Like Architects
Designed and constructed by Like Architects for the 2012 Oporto Show, the Chromatic Screen installation is an intervention representative of their ephemeral work that lies on the border between architecture, design, urban installation and art. The installation is designed using about 2,000 hangers for children's clothes from IKEA – 'Bagis' -, in four different colors – blue, green, pink and orange – that merge into multiple tonalities. More images and architects' description after the break.
House In Avintes / Gisela Silva Monteiro
Architects: Gisela Silva Monteiro
Location: Avintes, Portugal
Collaborators: Célia Magalhães, Cláudia Aragão, Eusébio Soares, Nuno Monteiro
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Marcos Oliveira
House in Azóia / Steven Evans + Ricardo Jacinto
Urban Shelter / Gabriela Gomes
Designed by Gabriela Gomes, Shelter ByGG" brings out to public space a sculptural object that can be used as a living space. She proposes the creation of an habitable module, inviting you to rest inside a sculpture installed on a public space. Photographed by Joao Morgado, this project is an artistic manifestation that provides an innovative and unexpected experience as an accommodation space, associated with eco-‐sustainable solutions and mobility. More images and architects' description after the break.
House in Ovar / Paula Santos
Architects: Paula Santos Arquitectura
Location: Ovar Municipality, Portugal
Project Year: 2008
Photographs: Nelson Garrido
Casa Vale do Lobo / ARQUI + Lda
Architects: ARQUI + Lda
Location: Faro, Portugal
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 600 sqm
Photographs: FG + SG - Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra
Grandola Library Proposal / ER Studio
The building of the Municipal Library and Archives Grândola by ER Studio aims to be a timeless reference, an icon that represents not only the past and present of the town of Grândola, but also their future ambitions. Their idea of the Monolith reminds us of the past buildings that have withstood the time, a library and an archive are nothing more than a large repository of knowledge that makes the bridge between past and present. More images and architects' description after the break.
DJ House / [i]da arquitectos
Architects: [i]da arquitectos
Location: Carcavelos, Cascais, Portugal
Design Team: Ivan de Sousa, Inês Antunes
Project Year: 2012
Project Area: 283.81 sqm
Photographs: Joao Morgado
'Honey Scape' Landscape Pavilion / Gonçalo Castro Henriques X-REF
Built after winning an international landscape competition at Ponte Lima, Portugal, Honey Scape is temporary landscape pavilion by Gonçalo Castro Henriques of X-REF. This installation intends to shelter the visitor, captivating him by a dream-like atmosphere with aromatic plants. This atmosphere is defined by a light and transparent structure, based on a honeycomb, creating a dynamic of light and color throughout the day. More images and architects' description after the break.
'CRITICAL: Lisbon' Workshop
Taking place at the Lisbon Architecture Triennale headquarters from July 16-21, the 'CRITICAL: Lisbon' workshop is dedicated to talking, writing, and publishing critically about architecture. Coordinated by Lev Bratishenko, Frederico Duarte and Becky Quintal (included in the Critical Distance program of Lisbon Architecture Triennale), the event is conceived as a speculative editorial project that confronts the notion that architects and the public operate in ideologically disparate universes by focusing on their common desire to improve the city. More information on the workshop after the break.
Paramos House / Atelier Nuno Lacerda Lopes
Architect: Atelier Nuno Lacerda Lopes
Location: Paramos, Espinho, Portugal
Area: 783 sqm
Photographs: Nelson Garrido
House Foz do Arelho / Alexandre Burmester Arquitectos Associados
Architects: Alexandre Burmester Arquitectos Associados
Location: Obidos Lagoon, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
Client: Artur Carvalho
Completion: 2009
Area: 400 sqm
Coast: 450,000 €
Photographs: Barbosae Benigno
House in Mexilhoeira-Grande / Marco Arraiolos
Architects: Marco Arraiolos
Location: Mexilhoeira-Grande, Portimão, Portugal
Completion: 2011
Photographs: João Morgado
4 Najuda / Atelier Base
Architects: Atelier Base
Location: Ajuda, Lisbon, Portugal
Year: 2010-12
Built Area: 70 sqm
Photographs: Invisible Gentleman
Cais da Fontinha / Alexandre Burmester Arquitectos Associados
Architects: Alexandre Burmester Arquitectos Associados - Alexandre Burmester, André Lopes Cardoso
Location: Margina de Gaia, Oporto, Portugal
Client: Soarta – Soc. Imobiliária Soares da Costa, SA
Collaborators: Arch.s Jose Carlos Gonçalves, Fátima Burmester, Jorge Toscano
Completion: 2010
Area: 6,000 sqm
Coast: 4,000,000 €
Photographs: Courtesy of Alexandre Burmester Arquitectos Associados
"Eduardo Souto de Moura – Contests" Exhibition
Taking place June 6 – July 31 at Escola Universitária Vasco da Gama's Monastery of St. Jorge de Milréu in Coimbra, Portugal, the "Eduardo Souto de Moura – Contests" exhibition shows 50 works made for tenders launched in the last 31 years (between 1979 and 2010). In many competitions, the proposed architecture appears as immaterial sometimes unable to provide a reading of the detailed and comprehensive that actually is projected. It will be enlightening to see how there is a working method in which it supports the construction of the proposal (program, materials, location, history, references, sketches, models, drawings, photomontages, photographs, customer). More information on the exhibition after the break.
Lamego Multi Purpose Pavillion / Barbosa & Guimarães
Architects: Barbosa & Guimarães
Location: Lamego, Portugal
Project Team: José António Barbosa, Pedro Lopes Guimarães
Project Year: 2012
Client: Lamego Renova
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View photos from the 2013 University Affiliates Program Closing Ceremony.
The American Anthropological Association's understandingrace.com explores race from three perspectives.
The Boisi Center is pleased to host an event next Wednesday evening that is intended to continue the campus conversation about race and justice, by focusing on the role religion(s) can play in understanding and fostering social change. We are hoping this will draw a large student audience, and I am asking for your support in encouraging students — and faculty/staff, of course — to attend and participate.
We have three exceptional speakers (more on that below), but will be dedicating 60 of our 90 minutes to conversation with the audience. We will also be live-tweeting and following the conversation with the Twitter hashtag #BCTalksRace. Here are the event details:
Race, Religion, and Social Change: A Campus Conversation.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015, 5:00-6:30 p.m.
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Please join us March 30th, 2015 from 3:30p.m to 4:30p.m at Gasson 305 to celebrate Thea Bowman Legacy Day hosted by the Thea Bowman AHANA and Intercultural Center. We hope to get your support by way of sharing this with your colleagues, students, faculty and staff. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TheaBowmanLegacy!
We are delighted to be bringing in Dr. Deborah Pembleton from St. Benedict/St. John's in Collegeville, Minnesota who was a student, family friend and fellow church member of Sister Thea Bowman. Dr. Pembleton will be sharing how this enriching experience had a tremendous influence on her professional career, international research, teaching philosophy and spiritual commitment. In addition, Dr. Pembleton will discuss what Sister Thea Bowman would do in light of the current racial justice events.
Recognizing the prevalence of disabilities throughout the world, many religious traditions are examining their practices of inclusion-exclusion of persons with disabilities. This presentation discusses the trajectory of disability consciousness in contemporary theological disciplines and seeks to raise consciousness of our own (mis)perceptions, presumptions, and prejudices regarding disabilities and people with disabilities, with the goal of moving beyond accommodation to advocacy, affirmation, and accountability with and for persons with disabilities.


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AVB slams 'racist' Torpedo fansZenit St Petersburg manager Andre Villas-Boas has slammed Torpedo Moscow fans over their alleged racist abuse of Hulk on Sunday. The Brazil forward opened the scoring for Zenit in a 1-1 draw at the Saturn Stadion and was the target of alleged ... Sky Sports, 1 week ago
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UEFA bans Zenit coach Villas-Boas for Europa League match
UEFA has suspended coach Andre Villas-Boas for Zenit St. Petersburg's Europa League return match against PSV Eindhoven on Thursday. UEFA says Villas-Boas was sanctioned for "dissent against the referee," Paolo Tagliavento of Italy, during Zenit's ...Miami Herald, 1 month ago
Villas-Boas opta por Cristiano Ronaldo para ganar el Balón de Oro
El portugués Andre Villas-Boas, entrenador del Zenit San Petersburgo ruso, se ha decantado por su compatriota Cristiano Ronaldo, delantero del Real Madrid, para ganar el Balón de Oro de la FIFA, cuya gala se celebrará el próximo día 12. ...EFE, 2 months ago Villas-Boas: Cristiano Ronaldo Deserves to Win Ballon dOr Latin American Herald Tribune, 2 months ago Cristiano Ronaldo deserves to win Ballon d'Or, says Villas-Boas EFE, 2 months ago
An Argument for Why John Terry Must Be Handed a New Chelsea Contract
Under Andre Villas-Boas, Roberto Di Matteo and Rafa Benitez, the Chelsea career of John Terry looked to be reaching its conclusion. Terry's place in Chelsea's starting XI has been a prerequisite since Mourinho's revival, and the captain has played ...Austin American Statesman, 2 months ago
Zenit warm-up for PSV clash in Spain
Saint Petersburg (AFP) Coach Andre Villas-Boas is counting on a diet of friendlies, the latest a 3-0 win over Spanish second tier side Real Betis on Monday, will give Zenit the edge against PSV. "This friendly was a good test of our readiness ...Look Local, 1 month ago
Aussie Ryan's Club Brugge faces Ukraine challenge
Unai Emery's side claimed the title with victory over Benfica last season and will need to overcome Andre Villas-Boas' men in the last eight next month to defend their crown. Zenit is also former winner of the competition and was kept from ...Special Broadcasting Service, 1 week ago
Sevilla face Zenit
in the last eight The Europa League quarter-final draw saw holders Sevilla matched against Andre Villas-Boas' Zenit St Petersburg. Sevilla, who beat Benfica on penalties to lift the title last season, beat Zenit 5-2 on aggregate at the same stage ...AOL UK, 1 week ago 'I lost my head' - Villas-Boas apologises for touchline row Yahoo! Singapore, 1 week ago Torino 1-0 Zenit (agg 1-2): Glik goal not enough as Villas-Boas' side survive Yahoo! Singapore, 1 week ago Titleholder Sevilla to face Zenit in Europa League quarters Miami Herald, 1 week ago
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I had bought some on Friday. If wanted I could have bailed yesterday when it hit 27.20 but held on to as I think that long term this stock is very healthy. Today's price drop is there because shorts are trying squeeze some gains from yesterday's pop. But soon there will be a short squeeze. I have picked some at 22.55. Will see how far that runs. I usually play a hybrid of short+long term positions. Means in one account I hold stocks for the long term and in another I trade the same stock to get some short term gain. But I don't touch a stock unless it has strong fundmentals because in the long term that is what makes you money. This stock is rebounding already. $23.21 already. At a forward PE of 13.83 how can you go wrong? Dow has already recovered. Wait for the NASDAQ to turn positive.
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I have just posted a photo in another section, but I will post it again. The roots should not be totally submerged in the nutrient solution or they will drown, rot, and die.
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NVIDIA's PRIME Helpers Are Ready For Linux 3.9
Aside from a lot of other exciting DRM driver happenings for the Linux 3.9 kernel, it looks like the DRM "PRIME Helpers" that were conceived by NVIDIA to help them support DMA_BUF in their binary driver will be merged.
15 February 2013 - Linux 3.9 DRM - 30 Comments
Open-Source NVIDIA Tegra Becoming More Exciting
Now that I'm back in the United States, I'm beginning to upload the Phoronix recordings of the X.Org development talks that happened this past weekend in Brussels at FOSDEM 2013. Here's the video of the NVIDIA Open Tegra talk that covers the ongoing work for creating an open-source graphics driver for NVIDIA's increasingly popular ARM SoCs.
6 February 2013 - Video - 5 Comments
NVIDIA Continues Backing Open-Source Tegra Driver
An update on the open-source NVIDIA Tegra graphics driver was shared this weekend in Brussels. The Tegra DRM driver was merged and there's more features to be implemented in succeeding releases. Unfortunately, open-source 3D support for NVIDIA's ARM hardware isn't yet on the radar.
3 February 2013 - Tegra - 2 Comments
NVIDIA Releases Updated VDPAU Library (v0.6)
NVIDIA's Aaron Plattner released version 0.6 of the libvdpau open-source library before calling it a week.
2 February 2013 - libvdpau - 4 Comments
NVIDIA Certifies 310.32 Linux Graphics Driver
For those conservative Linux desktop users not wishing to immediately upgrade to the exciting NVIDIA 313 Linux driver, NVIDIA on Monday morning released the 310.32 official driver. While not as exciting as the new 313 series, this 310.32 update carries many of the same changes.
21 January 2013 - NVIDIA 310.32 - 2 Comments
NVIDIA 313.18 Driver Update Packs A Ton Of Changes
NVIDIA released the 313.18 Linux graphics driver this morning as the first official/certified (non-beta) driver in their 313.xx driver series. The NVIDIA 313 Linux driver release packs an awesome number of changes.
16 January 2013 - NVIDIA 313 - 58 Comments
NVIDIA Still Working On PRIME/DMA-BUF Contribution
Aaron Plattner at NVIDIA is still working on the open-source "PRIME Helpers" patches for the Linux kernel. This is work towards ultimately better handling PRIME/DMA-BUF for NVIDIA Optimus Technology on Linux.
15 January 2013 - NVIDIA Code - 10 Comments
NVIDIA Announces Portable Gaming Platform
At the same time as officially announcing the NVIDIA Tegra 4, the Santa Clara company has also announced an Android-powered open gaming platform in the form of a portable gaming device that uses their latest-generation ARM hardware.
7 January 2013 - Android-Based - 10 Comments
NVIDIA Officially Announces The Tegra 4 SoC
With the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) taking place this week in Las Vegas, NVIDIA has officially rolled out their next-generation Tegra 4 ARM platform.
7 January 2013 - NVIDIA 4 - 7 Comments
NVIDIA OpenCL Linux Performance Benchmarks
Earlier this week I shared some AMD Catalyst OpenCL benchmarks showing the performance gains made by AMD's proprietary Radeon graphics driver this year in bettering the GPGPU results. In this article is similar testing on the NVIDIA side with their binary driver.
21 December 2012 - NVIDIA OpenCL - 7 Comments
NVIDIA Publishes Their Next-Gen Tegra 4 Code
NVIDIA released Linux kernel patches this morning for supporting their next-gen "Tegra 4" SoC under Linux. A few details were revealed within the code commits.
20 December 2012 - Linux Kernel - 8 Comments
NVIDIA 313.09 Linux GPU Driver Benchmarks
This week the NVIDIA Linux developers released the NVIDIA 313.09 Beta Linux graphics driver. This driver packs in many new features so some early benchmarks of this first 313.xx Linux driver release have already been carried out.
16 December 2012 - NVIDIA 313 Driver
NVIDIA 313.09 Linux Driver Packs New Features
NVIDIA has released their first binary Linux graphics driver beta in the 313.xx series. The NVIDIA 313.09 Beta has bug-fixes plus new features to make for an exciting Linux gaming experience.
12 December 2012 - NVIDIA 313.09 - 37 Comments
NVIDIA Publishes PRIME Helper Patches
NVIDIA is still working on a way to implement buffer-sharing for their closed-source Linux graphics driver.
6 December 2012 - NVIDIA - 5 Comments
The Back Story On The Open NVIDIA Tegra Driver
New details have been shared with Phoronix about the back-story that led to the work on the open-source NVIDIA Tegra DRM graphics driver that will be introduced in the Linux 3.8 kernel.
28 November 2012 - Information - 6 Comments
NVIDIA Publishes Open-Source 2D Driver Code
NVIDIA has published initial patches for providing open-source 2D hardware acceleration support on their NVIDIA Tegra 2 and Tegra 3 SoCs. This work is based upon the experimental open-source Direct Rendering Manager driver to be merged into the Linux 3.8 kernel.
26 November 2012 - NVIDIA 2D Open-Source - 6 Comments
NVIDIA Still Working On Open-Source For Tegra Driver
With the Linux 3.8 kernel in early 2013 there is going to be an open-source NVIDIA Tegra 2 DRM driver. NVIDIA is currently working out initial patches for applying 2D acceleration atop this mainline Linux kernel driver.
25 November 2012 - NVIDIA 2D - 6 Comments
NVIDIA: New Features, Support For Linux For Tegra
NVIDIA has quietly released new versions of its Linux 4 Tegra software platform that's currently targeting their "Cardhu" and "Ventana" platforms.
24 November 2012 - NVIDIA L4T
NVIDIA 310.19 Linux Driver Carries Enhancements
There's a new release available in the NVIDIA 310.xx Linux graphics driver series. The NVIDIA 310 Linux driver is already great for its big performance improvements thanks to Steam/Source coming to Linux and threaded OpenGL optimizations, but now the driver has been made even better.
13 November 2012 - NVIDIA R310 - 20 Comments
NVIDIA Tegra DRM Driver Might Appear In Linux 3.8
Back in August a basic DRM driver for the NVIDIA Tegra 2 graphics core appeared but wasn't merged into the Linux kernel. The Tegra DRM driver still hasn't been merged to this day, but it might hit staging with the Linux 3.8 kernel.
10 November 2012 - NVIDIA Tegra DRM - 5 Comments
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