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Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future
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In his #1 New York Times bestselling book, Zero to One, Peter Thiel presents his often contrarian ideas about competition, progress, technology, and finding value in unexpected placesto build a future that we have yet to dream, but that may someday become reality. In Developing the Developed World he brings these ideas to life, including his insights on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
Peter Thiel is Founder and Managing Member of Clarium Capital Management, LLC; Co-Founder of Paypal, Palantir Technologies, Mithril Capital Management, and Valar Ventures; Managing Partner of Founders Fund; and past President of Thiel Capital International and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Confinity, Inc. He has been a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, and he is the author of the books:
The Diversity Myth: Multiculturalism and Political Intolerance on Campus (with David O. Sacks)
He co-founded PayPal in 1998, led it as CEO, and in 2002 sold it to eBay and founded Clarium Capital Management, a global macro fund. In 2004 he made the first outside investment in Facebook, where he serves as a director. The same year he co-founded Palantir Technologies, a software company that harnesses computers to empower human analysts in fields like security and global finance. He has provided early funding for LinkedIn, Yelp, RoboteX, Spotify, and dozens of successful technology startups. He is a co-founder and partner at Founders Fund, a venture capital firm that has funded companies like SpaceX and Airbnb. And in 2012 he co-founded Mithril Capital Management, an international technology investment fund.
Mr. Thiel started the Thiel Fellowship, which ignited a national debate by encouraging young people to put learning before schooling, and he leads the Thiel Foundation, which works to advance technological progress and long-term thinking about the future. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University, where he received an A.B. in philosophy and a J.D. from the Stanford University School of Law. He further co-produced the film, "Thank You for Smoking," he was rated a master by the United States Chess Federation, and he received the Innovation Award from "The Economist" in 2010.
Experts: Peter A. ThielType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Energy, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Government Power, Health Care, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology, Trade
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Recorded: Friday, September 19, 2014
Research Fellow Abby Hall appeared on the Scott Horton radio show and talks about her recent article, Perfecting Tyranny: Foreign Intervention as Experimentation in State Control, published in the Fall 2014 issue of The Independent Review, which she wrote with Research Fellow Christopher Coyne.
Experts: Abigail R. HallType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Technology
Ivan Eland Discusses U.S. Intervention in Iraq on the Financial Survival Network
Recorded: Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on the Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about the latest situation in Iraq. After the beheading of journalist James Foley, Eland discusses the likelihood of more U.S. intervention there.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Anthony Gregory: The Failures of President George W. Bush on The Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Thursday, August 7, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America appeared on the Tom Woods radio show to discuss the record of President George W. Bush.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: RadioIssues: Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Terrorism and National Crises
Robert Higgs Discusses Effects of WWI on the Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Sr. Fellow Robert Higgs appeared on the Tom Woods radio show. Higgs discusses the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I and its devastating effects on people and government.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland Discusses Iraq History on Bob Zadek Show
Recorded: Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland joins radio host Bob Zadek for a discussion on the history of Iraq and how Eland's book Partitioning for Peace outlines strategies for a peaceful, and partitioned, Iraq.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic Policy, Freedom, Government Power, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Eland on Russian and Ukraine Crisis
Recorded: Thursday, July 24, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland was interviewed by Russian newspaper Evening Moscow on the ongoing crisis in Russia and Ukraine and the western medias reaction to events concerning the downing of a Malaysian Airlines flight #17 in Ukraine on July 17, 2014.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ron Paul: Whistleblowers are Heroes
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul calls out the U.S. government for rewarding criminals and punishing whistleblowers.
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The motorsports world suffered many losses this season, and are remembered in this top moment story by Motorsport.com.
Exceptional cars and top-line drivers plus stars will be ready for the 90th Anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Counting down the top moments of 2013, the loss of Speed Channel was chased at the #2 top moment of the year gone by.
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NGT Motorsport's team elected to withdraw the No. 30 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car out of competition in the American Le Mans Series finale at Road Atlanta.
Rob and Chris Dyson are more use to piloting a sports car around the racing tracks, and both father and son have won championships in endurance racing.
Apexed is a column by Dion von Moltke. Von Moltke drives the Flying Lizard Motorsport Porsche in the American Le Mans Series, now TUDOR United SportsCar Championship. He will be writing a regular column with Motorsport.com discussing racing, from...
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Scott Tucker talks about his wreck at the start of the ALMS race.
A night of celebration for the teams, manufacturers and the drivers who leave Petit Le Mans with the final championships in the American Le Mans Series.
Here is a great recreation of the Crocodile Audi R8 stunning livery in Forza Motorsport 4. The design was made by RaptorGhost54 from the French Forza Motorsport community.
Grand-Am, IMSA, DTM announce technical license/cooperation agreement. Organizations aligned toward common goal of North American version of DTM.
FIA GT3 cars being allowed to run in United Sports Car Racing should boost numbers in the new GT-Daytona class.
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(October 7, 2011: Perris, CA 92571) The Jurupa Valley Jaguars football squad scored 15 points and limited the host Perris Panthers to 6 in the Jaguars non-league win on Friday.
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KINDA LIKE mike conley Jr.'s?
Why don't you two just get a room? (you and Conley that is)
Only after you and Todd Bridges get 1.
Checkmate [Wingy]. That was good.
I just cannot figure out why we dont START the BEST five players at their positions? Its just dumb that we bring Dunleavy off the bench to provide scoring when were start off slowly offensively almost every game.
Good to see Jennings providing his consistent alter crappy performance after his great one.
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that certainly Was a crappy follow up to last night, was it not?
Also, while Im at it....Udoh has got to be the smallest 6'11 guy in the NBA. Another big that jumps sideways more than at the rim. I can see why GS threw him in for Bogut.
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Why is Stern so afraid of Boylan?
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Sammy Bear in to STOP the B00zing?
Beside for the brief Sammy Dalembert sighting, Bucks look pretty much like the same team Scott Skiles coached in the second of back-to-back games. Oh, wait ... they are.Hide replies
Not starting Marquis Daniels
The twins have been separated more? More Ilyasova?
I'm really referring to the same roster [the John Hammond impute] however, I will concede they seem to being playing a little looser under Boylan.
agreed Coach, I see Jimmy Boy as a kinder, gentler, more user friendly version of the Skowling1.
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Isn't that Monta's thing? He has the right idea, but just goes a little too far.
Seven points. Something has to give. Henson goes on a freak streak.
Larry shuts down Boozer.
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I think Bells cost a whole lot more?
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Holy Crap BJ3!
I think he won the game for us when he rolled his ankle?
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The Samsung UN50H6350 (MSRP $1,499.99) tested with decent black levels, plenty of brightness, accurate colors, and—after calibration—proper gamma and a low degree of error within the grayscale. While it could benefit from active dimming of its edge-lit LEDs, the H6350 is well-suited for a brighter room, and handles all the majority of motive content without excessive blurring or trailing.
Calibrating the UN50H6350 involved making changes to Samsung's pre-sets within Movie mode. I used the CalMan 5 software in conjunction with a QuantumData 780a signal generator to push test patterns to the TV and calibrate it to home theater specifications: a peak brightness of ~40 fL and a gamma of 2.4.
Calibrating the H6350 is quite simple. The TV's adjustment granularity is very fine, and it's easy to remove errors in white balance and gamma, achieving an almost perfect end result. Most of my efforts were spent matching the luminance at each IRE step to the ideal luminance for a 2.4 gamma curve, assuming a peak brightness of 40 fL.
Below, you'll find Samsung's original settings in Movie mode on the left, and my final calibration on the right.
Using a standard ANSI checkerboard pattern, I measured a black level of 0.065 cd/m2 and a peak brightness of 212.30 cd/m2 in Movie mode. The resulting contrast ratio—3266:1—is quite good, and within the ballpark of Samsung's Series 6 TVs from 2013. While the H6350 isn't as dark as Vizio's E480i-B2, it's capable of a higher luminance output, making it more suitable for a bright room.
The UN50H6350 tested with an above-average total viewing angle of 74°, or ±37° from the center to either side of the screen. This is more viewing flexibility than either the F6300 or F6800 from last year, as well as Vizio's 2014 E-Series. Combined with the TV's ability to swivel, viewers should have no problem watching the H6350 from multiple locations around the room.
We judge a TV's color gamut—the spectrum of colors it can produce—by comparing it to the Rec. 709 HDTV color standard. The H6350's primary red, green, and blue points aren't perfectly aligned to the standard, but they're so close that they're perceptibly identical, which is a very solid result. Likewise, we found that—after calibration—the H6350's secondary colors (cyan, magenta, and yellow) are equally accurate.
The current Gamma standard for home theater viewing is 2.4, which represents how quickly (or slowly) a TV exits black and dark gray into middle and bright whites. Out of the box, the H6350 has a rather bright Gamma of 2.13, which is more suitable to a bright room. With some tweaking, however, the Gamma can be aligned perfectly to the 2.4 standard.
Grayscale refers to the spectrum of blacks, grays, and whites that a TV produces using the additive color method, via its red, green, and blue sub-pixels. When the three sub-pixels are utilized together, they create the grayscale spectrum. If the sub-pixels are imbalanced in their output, however, the grayscale contains errors which are expressed as a DeltaE (error) sum.
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Calling all Knights, Knaves and Fair Maidens! If you are looking for a Christmas Feast with a difference, whether you're a couple of foodies or a group looking for a office Christmas party with a twist, look no further than the Medieval Christmas Banquet at the Garryvoe Hotel, East Cork on Saturday, December 3rd.
The night will begin on arrival with gauntlets of Meade served to you by the maidens of the court while you listen to the Celtic medieval music of the mandolin. This will be followed by a fully seated medieval banquet meal which includes dishes such as a haunch of turf smoked wild venison, a 'bird within a bird' – a medieval style delicacy of three birds cooked in one, suckling pig, gruel and a range of medieval sweet surprises with plums and pears all washed down with wine.
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Published: September 15,2012
Tags: Community Bank, Mississippi State Board of Education, Mississippi State University, Phil Bryant, Simon Weir
Community Bancshares Inc. has promoted Simon Weir to president and CEO of Community Bank, North Mississippi and elected him to the bank's board of directors. He has been with Community Bank since 1998, most recently holding the title of DeSoto County Division president. This new position entails executive-level management of the Community Bank offices located in Indianola, Tupelo, Amory, Southaven, Hernando, Olive Branch and Memphis, Tenn.
Active in the community, Weir serves on numerous civic committees and economic councils and most recently was appointed by Gov. Phil Bryant to the Mississippi State Board of Education.
Weir is a graduate of Mississippi State University with a bachelors of science in education. He is also a graduate of the Southeastern School of Commercial Lending at Vanderbilt and the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University.
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The Guild was approached by CraftAlive – STITCH, late last year and offered a free stand to promote the Castle Hill group in The Hills area.
Castle Hill Group had fun playing with yarn and colour to co-ordinate each project, adding extra interest to our display. They included information on each project ie; pattern used, where to obtain pattern and any other relevant information supplied, laminated and pinned next to the project, to create a professional presence at STITCH.
Feedback was more than positive! Everyone thought the inclusion of yarn and information with the projects was a great idea and certainly led to extended conversation overall.
There was a large turnout of people to STITCH and the stand was one of the first visitors saw when entering the event.
Welcome to the website of the Knitters' Guild NSW.
The Guild began nearly 30 years ago in the Northern suburbs of Sydney, and has since become a State-wide organisation with 24 groups around the State and approximately 800 members.
The Guild exists to promote the crafts of knitting and crochet. We hold monthly local group meetings and workshops, we organise charity knitting events, we provide the judges for many of the Shows around the State, we maintain an archival collection of knitting and crochet from the mid-1800's onwards, and we hold State-wide events such as our bi-annual knitting camp weekend. You can also see what we're up to by following us on Twitter, on Facebook and in Ravelry.
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LMAO. A man walks through a desert for what seems like a thousand years,
I already called in & cancelled my Tek service, so just need to wait until the 21st, until Start.ca open up the GougeCo service offerings.
You aren't exactly dying.
I am not so inclined to fret, as you are Start.ca begin offering wholesale GougeCo on the 21st. That gives over 3 weeks before my existing DSL service ends. I think GougeCo techs can coordinate an install given 3 weeks notice.I will have 20Mbit service for the same price I am paying for 5Mbit now.
....Where did all the GougeCo diehards go ? ....
Same, I only have internet with GougeCo now, totally looking to get rid of it.Where did all the GougeCo diehards go? There used to be waves of drones defending this shitty company, I don't see them any more.
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In some ways, it's a shame that I must make another ISP change, as the Cogeco feed here is solid and fast.It's just their politics and greed which they forgot/neglected to overhaul when they upgraded their network.
Time and time again in this forum you "early adopters" (AKA suckers) jump ship without a copany even showing they can support or even sustain what they sell.
Where did all the GougeCo diehards go? There used to be waves of drones defending this shitty company, I don't see them any more.
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They're still here, just no one (thankfully) believes their tripe anymore.
....The Cogeco employees are stuck between a rock and a hard place, because as sure as I am that they know what is going on is a bunch of bullshit, they aren't exactly in a position to speak out about it because, you know, they have families to feed and can't exactly loose their job.
....No, I'm not going to let up with the criticism where due, but I am going to try to dial down the snarky rhetoric a tad and be a little more helpful.Besides, now that I'm back on DSL I can blow off steam bitching about Bell.
But Bell is SUCH an easy target ! Where's the challenge ?!
I feel bad for them as well. Some of them have been spectacular. I suppose some of them are shying away a bit because the Cogeco forum has become somewhat of an unfriendly place. I've done my share of contributing to that. Just to say, it isn't me or the other avid detractors who brought this on.
No, I'm not going to let up with the criticism where due, but I am going to try to dial down the snarky rhetoric a tad and be a little more helpful.
....Ultimately, as more customers do this, it will no longer be a feasible business model to cut service, quality and treat your source of income like dirt.Maybe then we will see a philosophical shift.
I think most people feel frustrated because at the end of the day there really isn't a choice.


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I've been hearing some bad stories about problems with Chinese drywall. Is this adding to the problems with new construction sales? Is this issue a reason to not buy newer homes? How long has the building industry been using Chinese drywall?
Thanks so much.
There is news posted on this almost daily on www.hadd.com and www.hobb.org. I think the two sites do a good job of posting only news and potentially helpful info. From what I've read, most 'experts' (for whatever that's worth) believe it was used between about 2001 and 2008, mostly in the Southeast but it is in multiple states. So far I've not read about any houses that have it without the 'symptoms' of rotten egg (sulfur) smell. But the harm is in what the fumes from it do to metal components like wiring and HVAC systems, and possibly to people's health. I recently read on www.policyholdersofamerica.org that much of the effort to restrict lawsuits that builders fought for is coming back to haunt them. They want to sue the manufacturers and/or distributors and now may run up against some of the same limitations they sought to put on their own customers. Given that it's a Chinese product, good luck to anyone trying to recover damages from the maker of these boards. Though some govt agencies have said it's a problem, I don't know that there is any solution on the horizon. A lot of the home owners will suffer monetary loss and if there's ever anyone held accountable it may be too late to be of much help to those people. I personally am concerned that in the future i might have to watch out for this, too. I imagine a lot of people are.


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I used Potentilla nepalensis 'Ron McBeath' (Miss Willmott Potentilla) as a groundcover in a landscape installation. The following season most of the original plants had died, but seemed to be replaced by potentilla anserina, AKA Silverweed. The leaf became small and ferny in appearance and the bloom changed to small yellow blooms, and numerous red runners formed an invasive mat. The second year, this had invaded the lawn up to 40 feet away.
I am wondering if it is possible that the Miss Willmott variety was a hybrid that seeded, and the seeds produced a throwback to p. anserina. They are both of the Rosaceae family, and p. anserina is not common in this state.
Can anyone explain or confirm what happened here?
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Ephemera is one of my favorite blogs. The impressario (host/blogster) Marty Weil interviewed me recently and the post went up today. Check it out, and keep it bookmarked because there's always something fascinating going on there for all of you ephemera lovers.
Here's a snippet:
"One of the ways I use ephemera differently than many people is that I work a lot with details. I love to see what happens when a small portion of the item is isolated and enlarged, so you will often see details on my blog and in the reprints. My photography is often about small abstracted details of larger objects, so it's not a big stretch to see how I come to love the abstracted details of printed images. "
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For your viewing pleasure, some images from my matchbox label collection.
Matchbox Label, Calcutta. PSAW ephemera collections
Matchbox label. Kali, detail.
matchbox label. Kali. Detail.
La Petite Safety Matches. Made in Sweden. PSAW ephemera collections.
I bought a slew of Swedish matchbox labels for Tove, of AO! Glass and Atelier Tove because she is Swedish and I thought she and her kids would get a kick out of them.
Countryside Safety Match. Made in Sweden. PSAW & Atelier Tove collections.
Cockfight Safety Matches. Made in Sweden. PSAW & Atelier Tove Collections.
Swedish Matchbox Label, Cockfight, detail
And then there are the Japanese Matchbox Labels. Here are a few from my collection:
Made in Japan. Matchbox label. PSAW collections.
Matchbox label, Japan. Detail
Matchbox Label. Made in Japan. PSAW ephemera collection.
Matchbox Label, Japan. Detail
Matchbox Label. Japan. PSAW ephemera collections.
Matchbox Label, Swans, Japan. Detail
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The Wells Richardson Building on College Street is a Burlington, Vermont landmark. These days it houses Bennington Potters, but in it's heyday at the end of the 19th Century, Wells Richardson & Company patented, manufactured and distributed analyne dyes under the name of Diamond Dyes, as well as butter dye, baby food and proprietary medicines like Celery Compound.
Print Advertising was a part of their marketing strategy. Before the advent of color ads in newspapers and magazines manufacturers and distributors relied on trade cards and medical pamphlets -featuring their own cures - to sell their products. These they made by the gajillion, and distributed nationwide. They would be distributed for free in retail stores or any public venue where they might drum up business. Trade cards were hugely collectible, even in those days, and would often end up in scrapbooks, which were also the rage. The trade cards and pamphletss were printed by chromolithography, and retain their brilliant colors to this day.
Two links in the above text are from The Library Collection of Philadelphia, which has great collections. Check out their website.
Images below are from the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
Diamond Dyes, Wells Richardson trade card. 1890's Vermont. Cowan ephemera collections.
Diamond Dyes Trade Card. Detail.
Diamond Dyes booklet. Cousin John's Extravagant Wife, A Story. 1890'st. Cowan ephemera collections.
Diamond Dyes booklet, detail.
Diamond Dyes. Unequaled for making Ink, or for coloring any articles any color. Cowan ephemera Collections.
Diamond Dyes, detail. Diamond Dyes booklet, front and back covers. Cowan ephemera collections.
Diamond Dyes, back cover detail. Dying Easter eggs.
Diamond Dyes, back cover detail. Easter eggs.
Diamond Dyes booklet, front cover
Diamond Dyes, back cover detail. Color your childrens clothes with Diamond Dyes.
Diamond Dyes booklet, detail. She's sad because her clothes haven't been dyed with Diamond Dyes.
Wells, Richardson & Co. Lactated Food.
Wells Richardson & Co. Lactated Foods, What Are These Babies after. Die cut trade Card. Cowan ephemera collections.
Wells Richardson & Co. Lactated food. Die cut trade card. Cowan ephemera collections. The background here is blue because I scanned it on a piece of blue paper.
Wells Richardson & Co Lactated food trade card. Cowan ephemera collections.
Paynes Celery Compound probably contained opiates or other drugs, which were perfectly legal. Before the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906, manufacturers didn't have to list ingredients or prove their effectiveness. This Wells Richardson & Company ad from the 1889 book from Burlington Business Association.
In this ad it is touted as a cure for Nervousness, one of the most "popular" diseases of the 19th Century middle class. Here is a link to a good post about 19th Century Nervousness from the blog (what is this).
I did my Master's Thesis in Anthropology on 19th Century American Uterine diseases, in which I write a lot about middle class women and nervousness or neuresthenia. Someday I'll write more here about it.
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If you've been reading this blog, or if you scroll down the ephemera pages, you know that I've been collecting needle books for a while. I'm still actively collecting but I thought I'd try to make some order out of the jumble. Of course, there are many ways these can be combined, but here I'm sorting them into categories of women, and women with children. Other needle packs feature travel, space age technologies, or just down and out advertising.
I've posted most of these images before so you can scroll through the Ephemera or Needle pack categories if you want to see larger images.
Needle books from Pine Street Art Works Ephemera Collection.
These feature groups of women. I have more, and some featuring solitary women, and I'll bring 'em to you soon.
And here's a brand new one. New to me, old to the world, that is. I find it particularly charming.
Superior Needles, collection PSAW. Made in Japan.
Superior Needle, collection PSAW, detail
Superior Needle - (detail) greeting card. Happy Birthday
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Here are some beauties from a 1931 Frigidaire booklet. According to the Frigidaire website, 1931 was the year freon was introduced as a refrigerant. Previously refrigerators had depended on ammonia and methyl chloride and sufor dioxide which proved fatal in several accidents. Freon, it turned out, wasn't so great either, since the chlorofluorocarbons destroy the ozone layer. See about.com:inventors .
For more information on the history of refrigerators, The History Channel history.com has some good stuff. Including that the ice trade between Boston and the South was one of the first casualties of the Civil War, and then warm winters in 1889 and 1890 created severe shortages of natural ice in the US which stimulated the invention, commercialization and marketing of mechanical refrigeration for fish and for the brewing, dairy and meat industries. Home refrigerators came later, in 1911. According to History.com frozen food storage at home didn't become widely used until the 1940's, so the freezer shown below must have been a luxury- even more so than refrigerators - although they had been introduced in the 1920's. You can see in the Frigidaire post below from 1925 that there are ice freezing compartments.
1931 Frigidaire booklet. Collection PSAW
This is the cover. It follows the theme of mothers and daughters (or sometimes sons, but not as often) standing in front of the wonderful refrigerator. Mothers nurture and feed. And they teach their daughters that they will be doing so for their own offspring. And nothing says loving like a full fridge. Polemics aside, isn't this a gorgeous, compelling illustration. Beautifully rendered to display the warmth and joy of a happy home. I love how the mother and daughter are bathed in a pool of light, the daughter quietly contemplates the new appliance, which you can tell even from behind, while the mother lovingly and casually enjoys her daughter's attitude.
Chilled puddings. A marvel of modern mechanics. It looks like the girl is eating an apple, and the boy is drinking a glass of milk, so I'm betting that Mom made the treats for dessert and is putting them away, rather than taking them out. Maybe it's Jell-O.
The salesman shows off his wares to....the wives. Somehow the husbands are not in on the decision making here. We can make believe that the two women shopping actually live together rather than with husbands,but we would most likely be imposing a 21st century narrative on an seventy year old moment in history.
If part of the job of advertising is to teach people class behaviors, usually just slightly above the class they are actually in, this one teaches the smooth elegance of shopping in your best clothing, listening quietly, and paying attention to the authority of the salesman in a beautifully appointed showroom. In my own Jewish upper class New York City childhood in the 1950's, we always had to dress up to go shopping. Although my mother encouraged me to wear dungarees for play at home and in the park, if we were going out to a restaurant or to a store or on a trip we always had to wear "nice" clothes. My brothers had to wear ties if they were going four blocks from home, unless it was to the park for sports.
In an alternate universe, the women come home to their new fridge. In the 1931 advertising universe, however, the wife who just bought the Frigidaire is showing it off to her friend. Part of the appeal of the new appliance is that it excites admiration and perhaps even envy from one's friends and neighbors, which is always rather satisfying.
This picture, in my opinion, could be featured in the Museum Of Modern Art. A perfect modernist study of form, line and color.
Lovely, cold ice. At your fingertips. It must have seemed miraculous, really, and so different from having ice delivered for your ice box. Or, if you remember Almanzo in Laura Ingall's Wilder's Farmer Boy, it took three grown men (Father and his two French Canadian hired men), plus Almonzo and his older brother an full, long day to cut the ice from the frozen pond, haul it to the ice house, and pack it tight in sawdust. "Buried in the sawdust, the blocks of ice would not melt in the hottest summer weather. One at a time they would be dug out, and Mother would make ice-cream and lemonade and cold egg-nog."
Ah, so that's where the men were. Off playing golf. Well, never mind. They've come home for brunch, and the wives got on just fine, making some big financial decisions with enough time left over to make a chilled punch. And here comes the ice, fresh from the freezer.
And now, back to the daily day. Making a pie with those eggs and butter? Maybe a ham pie? Because, of course, the ubiquitous ham is sitting there waiting. What a well fed family. How happy they are.
PS: I found another great web essay from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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Burlington's alt weekly, 7Days Vt published a fabulous article about Nakki Goranin's American Photobooth in this weeks issue. It's beautifully written by publisher/editor Pamela Polston with tons of images from the book, and some photos of Nakki by Matthew Thorsen.
Nakki Goranin in one of her vintage photobooths. Photo by Matthew Thorsen for 7DaysVT
The article is too long to reprint here but link on over to 7DaysVT
There's a bonus that you can only get online. Cathy Resmer and Andrew Sawtell, from 7Dvt, came over to psaw last week to tape an audio interview with Nakki. It is online, with a photo slide show and you must listen/watch.
And remember, you can buy American Photobooth through my link to Powells Bookstore at the top of the sidebar of this blog. Merci.
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