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Jeanette Rankin Elected to House of Representatives
Nov 07, 1916
Matzene. Jeanette Rankin, 1880–1973, n.d. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
National Women's Party Pickets the White House
Jul 14, 1917
Harris & Ewing. Penn(sylvania) on the Picket Line, 1917. Records of the National Women's Party, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Nineteenth Amendment Ratified
Aug 18, 1920
Unknown artist. Ready for the GOP Convention, c. 1920. National Photo Company Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Gwendolyn Brooks Wins Pulitzer Prize
Mar 31, 1950
Unknown photographer. Gwendolyn Brooks, 1945–50. Associated Press
Harvard Law School Admits Women
Sep 18, 1950
de Beauvoir's The Second Sex Published in U.S.
Jan 01, 1953
Unknown artist. French Existentialist Writer and Feminist Simone de Beauvoir, 1947. Hulton Archive/Getty Images
Brown v. Board of Education
May 17, 1954
Roosevelt's Ladies of Courage Published
May 18, 1954
Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok's book Ladies of Courage records women's achievements in U.S. politics.
Marian Anderson Sings Verdi
Jan 07, 1955
William Johnson. Marian Anderson, c. 1945. Smithsonian American Art Museum
Daughters of Bilitis Founded
Aug 31, 1955
Rosa Parks Spurs Bus Boycott
Dec 01, 1955
Unknown photographer. Rosa Parks, 1956. United Press Association
Barbie Doll First Produced
Mar 09, 1959
Birth Control Pills Approved
May 11, 1960
John F. Kennedy Elected President
Nov 10, 1960
Friedan's The Feminine Mystique Published
Apr 06, 1963
Betty Friedan publishes her groundbreaking and best-selling book The Feminine Mystique. The book gives voice to the discontent and confinement women experience in their societal roles as housewives, and helps to spark the development of the Women's Liberation Movement.
Equal Pay Act
Jun 10, 1963
Birmingham Church Bombing
Sep 15, 1963
Unknown photographer. Coffin of a Child Victim of the Birmingham, Alabama, Church Bombing, 1963. Associated Press
Kennedy's Report American Women
Oct 11, 1963
Lyndon B. Johnson Sworn In as President
Nov 22, 1963
John F. Kennedy Assassinated
Nov 22, 1963
Civil Rights Act
Jul 02, 1964
Margaret Chase Smith's Nomination
Jul 13, 1964 – Jul 16 1964 04:00:00 GMT
Arthur E. Scott. Margaret Chase Smith Arriving for the Republican National Convention at the in , 1964. Senate Historical Office. Image courtesy of the Margaret Chase Smith Library Collection,
M.L.K. Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Dec 10, 1964
Malcolm X Assassinated
Feb 21, 1965
Women Artists of America Exhibition
Apr 02, 1965 – May 16 1965 04:00:00 GMT
Voting Rights Act
Aug 06, 1965
Black Panthers Established
Sep 30, 1966
NOW Founded
Oct 29, 1966
NOW Logo. Courtesy of NOW
Executive Order 11375
Oct 13, 1967
Radical Women's Group Formed
Oct 31, 1967
Martin Luther King Jr. Assassinated
Apr 04, 1968
S.C.U.M. Manifesto
Jun 07, 1968
Richard Nixon Elected President
Sep 05, 1968
Miss America Protest
Sep 07, 1968
Shirley Chisholm Elected to House
Nov 05, 1968
Shirley Chisholm, educator, author, and Democrat from New York, is the first African American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. In 1972 she would become the first African American to enter a presidential bid.
Rosenfeld v. Southern Pacific Company
Nov 22, 1968
WEAL Formed
Dec 01, 1968
Redstockings Formed
Jan 31, 1969
National Women's Hall of Fame Founded
Feb 20, 1969
National Women's Hall of Fame Logo. Courtesy of National Women's Hall of Fame, Seneca Falls, NY
First No-Fault Divorce Law
May 04, 1969
Stonewall Riots Begin
Jun 27, 1969
After the police raid of the New York club, the Stonewall Inn, the gay and lesbian community protests against the unwarranted arrest of transgendered or homosexual patrons. The riots, which last several days, are considered the genesis of the gay rights movement.
Neil Armstrong Walks on the Moon
Jul 20, 1969
Woodstock Concert
Aug 15, 1969 – Aug 17 1969 04:00:00 GMT
Seneca Falls Convention
Jan 01, 1970 – Jan 01 1970 00:00:00 GMT
Unknown artist. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815–1902), Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Fourteenth Amendment Ratified
Jan 01, 1970
Millet's Sexual Politics Published
Jan 01, 1970
Esther Hobart Morris Becomes Justice of the Peace
Jan 01, 1970
Unknown photographer. Mrs. Esther Morris, the 1st Woman Judge in Wyoming Terr., n.d. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Married Women's Property Act Passes in New York
Jan 01, 1970
Lucy Stone Keeps Her Name
Jan 01, 1970
Unknown artist. Lucy Stone, Half-length Portrait of a Woman, Seated, Facing Front, c. 1840–60. Visual materials from the Blackwell Family Papers, Daguerrotype Collection, Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
X-12 Exhibition
Jan 27, 1970 – Feb 12 1970 05:00:00 GMT
Artists' photograph taken with timer. X-12 Artists on Rooftop, 1969. Courtesy of Lois DiCosola
off our backs Founded
Feb 01, 1970
Kent State University Shootings
May 04, 1970
John Paul Filo. Kent State Massacre, 1970. Valley Daily News. Photograph © John Paul Filo
WSABAL Formed
May 31, 1970
First Female Generals
Jun 11, 1970
ERA Passes the U.S. House
Aug 10, 1970
50th Anniversary of 19th Amendment
Aug 26, 1970
Sisterhood Is Powerful Published
Sep 12, 1970
Ad Hoc Women Artists' Committee
Sep 30, 1970
The Feminist Press is Founded
Oct 01, 1970
Greer's The Female Eunuch Published
Oct 01, 1970
Firestone's The Dialectic of Sex Published
Oct 29, 1970
Feminist activist Shulamith Firestone publishes The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution. Firestone takes a radical Marxist-feminist position, arguing for the creation of a new society in which women are not confined to the biological role of mother.
Bella Abzug Elected to House
Nov 03, 1970
Unknown artist. This woman's place is in the house -- the House of Representatives!: Bella Abzug for Congress, n.d. Yanker poster collection
Our Bodies Ourselves Published
Dec 01, 1970
Nochlin's "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?" Published
Jan 01, 1971
Alice Neel. Linda Nochlin and Daisy, 1973. Oil on canvas. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Estate of Alice Neel
Women and Art Begins Publication
Jan 01, 1971
Phillips v. Martin Marietta
Jan 25, 1971
National Women's Political Caucus Founded
Mar 21, 1971
Where We At: Black Women Artists Exhibition
Apr 06, 1971 – May 10 1971 04:00:00 GMT
Cover of exhibition catalogue Where We At: Black Women Artists, 1971. Where We At Black Women Artists
26 Contemporary Women Artists Exhibition
Apr 18, 1971 – Jun 13 1971 04:00:00 GMT
Cover of exhibition catalogue 26 Contemporary Women Artists, 1971. The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art
Everywoman Magazine
Jun 07, 1971
LACWA Protest
Jun 15, 1971
Woman in Sexist Society Published
Jun 24, 1971
Rutgers Women Artists Series Begins
Sep 01, 1971
Feminist Art Program & Women's Design Program Begin
Sep 22, 1971
Woman as Sex Object
Oct 01, 1971
Cover of Woman as Sex Object: Studies in Erotic Art, 1730–1970, 1971. © Linda Nochlin
Ms. Magazine Founded
Jan 01, 1972
Cover of Ms. Magazine, 1972. © Ms. Magazine
The West Coast Women Artists' Conference
Jan 21, 1972
Women's Caucus for Art Founded
Jan 28, 1972
Womanhouse Exhibition
Jan 30, 1972 – Feb 28 1972 05:00:00 GMT
Cover of the Exhibition Catalogue Womanhouse (showing Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro). Design by Sheila de Bretteville. (Valencia: Feminist Art Program, California Institute of the Arts, 1972). Photograph by Donald Woodman. Courtesy of Through the Flower archive
ASCO Protests Los Angeles Museum
Mar 14, 1972
ERA Passes the Senate
Mar 22, 1972
Invisible/Visible: 21 Artists Exhibition
Mar 26, 1972 – Apr 23 1972 05:00:00 GMT
Feminist Art Journal Founded
Apr 01, 1972
The Feminist Art Journal is founded by Cindy Nemser, Patricia Mainardi, and Irene Moss. It runs through Summer 1977.
Conference of Women in the Arts
Apr 20, 1972 – Apr 22 1972 05:00:00 GMT
Alma Thomas Exhibits at Whitney
Apr 25, 1972 – May 28 1972 04:00:00 GMT
Ida Jervis. Alma Thomas in Her Studio, c. 1968. Alma Thomas Papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution
Feminist Studies Journal Founded
Jun 01, 1972
Women Make Movies Established
Jun 23, 1972
Jean Westwood Elected
Jul 14, 1972
A.I.R. Gallery Opens
Sep 01, 1972
A.I.R. Gallery in New York is established by Dotty Attie, Mary Grigoriadis, Susan Williams, and Barbara Zucker. It is the first artist-run, cooperative, non-profit gallery exhibiting women artists in America.
Unknown photographer. A.I.R. Gallery, 1974 Members, 1974. Courtesy of A.I.R. Gallery
First Women's History Graduate Program
Sep 05, 1972
Maude Premiers
Sep 12, 1972 – Apr 29 1978 05:00:00 GMT
Women in the Arts Founded
Jan 04, 1973
Women Chose Women Exhibition
Jan 12, 1973 – Feb 18 1973 05:00:00 GMT
Alice Neel. The Pregnant Woman, 1971. University Art Museum, University of California at Santa Barbara
Roe v. Wade
Jan 22, 1973
Womanspace Journal Published
Feb 01, 1973
Helen Reddy Wins Grammy
Mar 03, 1973
Doug Kirkland. Helen Reddy, 1978. © Helen Reddy
Johnston's Lesbian Nation Published
Mar 30, 1973
Lesbian Nation, a compilation of Jill Johnston's essays published in the Village Voice, argues for a radical, lesbian feminism separate from the gay rights movement. It becomes a key text for the emerging lesbian movement in the early seventies.
Hess and Baker's Art and Sexual Politics Published
Jun 01, 1973
Congress Declares Women's Equality Day
Aug 26, 1973
Feminist Studio Workshop Opens
Sep 01, 1973
Artemisia and ARC Galleries Open
Sep 01, 1973
Billie Jean King Defeats Bobby Riggs
Sep 20, 1973
SOHO20 Gallery Founded
Oct 06, 1973
Sylvia Sleigh. SOHO20 Gallery, 1974. Left panel of diptych. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orchard, St. Louis, Missouri. Courtesy of Sylvia Sleigh
Womanspace Opens
Nov 28, 1973
Unknown photographer. Judy Chicago speaking at Womanspace Gallery, 1973. Courtesy of the Woman's Building Digital Image Archive
Woman's Building Established
Nov 28, 1973
Photographer unknown. Front of the Grandview Building at the Beginning of Construction, September, 1973. Courtesy of the Woman's Building Digital Image Archive.
Women/Artist/Filmmakers, Inc. Formed
Dec 31, 1973
Carolee Schneemann. Women/Artist/Filmmakers, Inc. brochure, 1975. Courtesy of Women/Artist/Filmmakers, Inc.
Lesbian Herstory Archives Founded
Mar 31, 1974
Saskia Scheffer. Lesbian Herstory Archives as Grand Marshalls of New York Pride March, 1990. © Saskia Scheffer
Quest Begins Publication
Apr 01, 1974
In Her Own Image Exhibition and FOCUS
Apr 05, 1974 – May 10 1974 04:00:00 GMT
Hera Gallery Opens
May 30, 1974
Womanspace Closes
Jun 30, 1974
Gimbutas's Gods and Goddesses Published
Dec 01, 1974
SIGNS Begins Publication
Dec 01, 1974
Nemser's Art Talk Published
Mar 18, 1975
Vietnam War Ends
Apr 30, 1975
U.N.'s International Women's Year
Jun 19, 1975 – Jul 12 1975 04:00:00 GMT
Mulvey's "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema" Published
Sep 01, 1975
Women Admitted into Military Academies
Oct 07, 1975
Brownmiller's Against Our Will Published
Oct 15, 1975
Woman's Building Relocates
Nov 28, 1975
Decade for Women Designated
Dec 15, 1975
IRW Founded
Jan 01, 1976
WARM Gallery Opens
Apr 10, 1976
Barbara Walters Is First Network Anchorwoman
Apr 22, 1976
White House Staff Photographer. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter in an Interview with Barbara Walters, 1978. Carter Library, National Archives and Record Administration
WAVAW Forms
May 31, 1976
Art Journal's Women in Art Issue
Jun 01, 1976
Womanart Journal Published
Jun 01, 1976
Barbara Jordan's Keynote Address
Jul 12, 1976
Thomas O'Halloran. Congresswoman Barbara Jordan, 1976. U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection
Black Art Journal Begins Publication
Sep 01, 1976
First Issue of Lilith
Sep 01, 1976
Jimmy Carter Elected President
Nov 02, 1976
Lippard's From the Center Published
Nov 08, 1976
Women Artists: 1550–1950 Exhibition
Dec 21, 1976 – Mar 13 1977 05:00:00 GMT
Cover of Women Artists, 1550–1950, by Ann Sutherland Harris and Linda Nochlin. Design by Rosalie Carlson. Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1976. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., distributed by Random House, Inc.
Heresies Journal Begins Publication
Jan 01, 1977
Cover of Heresies: A Feminist Publication on Art and Politics, 1977. Courtesy of Joyce Kozloff
What Is Feminist Art? Exhibition
Feb 03, 1977 – Mar 03 1977 05:00:00 GMT
Arlene Raven's Lesbian Art Project
Feb 26, 1977
Chrysalis Journal Begins Publication
Mar 01, 1977
Coalition of Women's Arts Organizations Founded
Apr 30, 1977
Maher v. Roe
Jun 20, 1977
MUSE Opens
Sep 30, 1977
Contemporary Women Exhibition
Oct 01, 1977 – Oct 27 1977 04:00:00 GMT
Poster for Contemporary Women: Consciousness and Content, 1977. Brooklyn Museum Art School
Sister Chapel Exhibition
Jan 15, 1978
A Lesbian Show Exhibition
Jan 21, 1978 – Feb 11 1978 05:00:00 GMT
Honig Fine's Women and Art Published
Jun 01, 1978
Pregnancy Discrimination Act
Oct 31, 1978
Take Back the Night Rallies
Nov 18, 1978
President Carter Awards 5 Women Artists
Jan 30, 1979
Carole A. Rosen. Louise Nevelson Receiving Women's Caucus for Art Award from President Carter and Rosalynn Carter, 1979. Louise Nevelson Papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution
Bill Baird Abortion Clinic Bombed
Feb 15, 1979
Chicago's The Dinner Party: A Symbol of Our Heritage Published
Mar 06, 1979
Cover of The Dinner Party: A Symbol of Our Heritage, 1979. Courtesy of Judy Chicago
The Dinner Party Premiers
Mar 16, 1979 – Jun 17 1979 04:00:00 GMT
Feminist Art Institute Founded
Mar 30, 1979
WARM Journal Founded
Apr 10, 1979
National Lesbian and Gay Rights March
Oct 14, 1979
Unknown photographer. National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1979. Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and the Library of Congress
Greer's The Obstacle Race Published
Oct 28, 1979
Mother Teresa Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Dec 10, 1979
Unknown photographer. Mother Teresa, 1979. © The Nobel Foundation
The Dinner Party Comes to Brooklyn
Oct 18, 1980 – Jan 18 1981 05:00:00 GMT
Entrance to Brooklyn Museum's 1980 installation of The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago.
Ronald Reagan Elected President
Nov 04, 1980
John Lennon Assassinated
Dec 08, 1980
Parker and Pollock's Old Mistresses Published
Jan 02, 1981
hooks's Ain't I a Woman Published
May 01, 1981
Moraga and Anzaldúa's This Bridge Called My Back
Jun 01, 1981
Feminist Studio Workshop Closes
Jun 01, 1981
First Case of AIDS Reported
Jun 05, 1981
Sandra Day O'Connor to Supreme Court
Sep 25, 1981
Unknown photographer. Sandra Day O'Connor, c. 1981. U.S. Supreme Court
Friedan's The Second Stage Published
Oct 01, 1981
Call to the Nation's Conscience
Oct 12, 1981
ERA is Defeated
Jun 30, 1982
Smith's Home Girls Published
Jan 01, 1983
Edited by Barbara Smith, Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology is a key text on black lesbian feminist thought.
Roth's The Amazing Decade Published
Jan 10, 1983
The Amazing Decade: Women and Performance Art in America, 1970-1980, edited by Moira Roth, is published.
Elizabeth Dole Secretary of Transportation
Feb 07, 1983
Unknown photographer. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor administers the oath of office to Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Hanford Dole. President Ronald Reagan looks on as Secretary Dole's mother, Mrs. Mary Hanford, holds the Bible, 1983. United States Department of Transportation
Women & Performance Journal Launched
Jun 23, 1983
A group of graduate students at New York University launches Women & Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory, a print forum for discussions of gender and representation.
Columbia College Goes Coed
Aug 29, 1983
At Home Exhibition
Sep 04, 1983 – Nov 06 1983 05:00:00 GMT
First African American Miss America
Sep 17, 1983
Vanessa Williams becomes the first African American Miss America. Midway through her reign, on July 23, 1984, Williams relinquishes her crown due to controversy over nude photographs of her that appeared in Penthouse magazine.
Why and How Women Will Elect the Next President Published
Jan 26, 1984
Eleanor Smeal, president of NOW from 1977 to 1982 and again from 1985 to 1987, co-authors Why and How Women Will Elect the Next President with Kathy Bonk and Toni Carabillo. The book explains the gender gap—the discrepancy in the voting patterns of men vs. women—a phenomenon that Smeal first identified in the 1980 presidential election voting results.
Lorde's Sister Outsider Published
Apr 01, 1984
Audre Lorde addresses issues of racism, sexism, heterosexism, and what it means to be an outsider in her book Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches.
An International Survey Exhibition
May 17, 1984 – Aug 19 1984 04:00:00 GMT
The Museum of Modern Art in New York reopens after a four-year renovation with An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture, an exhibition featuring works by 151 men and only 14 women. Members of the New York City chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art, the Heresies Collective, and the New York Feminist Art Institute protest this underrepresentation of women artists.
First Woman Vice-Presidential Nominee
Jul 19, 1984
Unknown photographer. Geraldine Ferraro, 1985. National Archives and Records Administration
Ronald Reagan Re-elected President
Nov 06, 1984
Republican Ronald Reagan is re-elected President of the United State in a landslide victory over Walter Mondale.
Guerrilla Girls Founded
Mar 31, 1985
Guerrilla Girls. Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?, 1989. Copyright © 1989, 1995 Guerrilla Girls
Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster
Jan 28, 1986
The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes shortly after launch, killing all of its crew. They are civilian Christa McAuliffe, the first member of NASA's Teacher in Space program; Gregory Jarvis, also a civilian; Commander Dick Scobee; pilot Michael J. Smith; and mission specialists Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, and Judith Resnik.
The STS 51-L Crew, 1985. Official NASA photograph. NASA, Johnson Space Center
The March for Women's Lives
Mar 09, 1986
National Organization for Women (NOW) coordinates the March for Women's Lives in Washington, D. C., for the purpose of keeping abortion and birth control legal. With some 125,000 participants, it is the largest march for women's rights in the U.S. to this date. Seven other marches for women's rights also take place in 1986, in Los Angeles, CA; Denver, CO; Harrisburg, PA; Trenton, NJ; Boston, MA; Seattle, WA; and Portland, OR.
Women Artists in History of Art
May 01, 1986
The third edition of H.W. Janson's History of Art, a standard college art history textbook, includes women artists for the first time—adding 19 to the nearly 2,300 artists.
Thornburgh v. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Jun 11, 1986
Meritor Savings Bank v. Vinson
Jun 19, 1986
Chafetz and Dworkin's Female Revolt Published
Jun 28, 1986
Janet Saltzman Chafetz and Anthony Gary Dworkin write Female Revolt: Women's Movements in World and Historical Perspective.
EMILY's List Established
Nov 01, 1986
EMILY's (Early Money Is Like Yeast) List was established in 1985 to help elect pro-choice Democratic women to office in the 1986 election. By November 1986, EMILY's List raises over $350,000 for two Senate candidates.
Women's History Month Established
Mar 16, 1987
At the request of the National Women's History Project, Congress expands the previously established National Women's History Week to a month—the month of March.
The National Museum of Women in the Arts Opens
Apr 07, 1987
Mark Gulezian. National Museum of Women in the Arts building, n.d. Courtesy of the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Feminist Majority Foundation Founded
Jul 08, 1987
Eleanor Smeal founds the Feminist Majority Foundation (FMF), which dedicates itself to women's equality, reproductive health, and non-violence. Smeal is also its president.
"The Feminist Critique of Art History" Published
Sep 01, 1987
"The Feminist Critique of Art History," an essay by Thalia Gouma-Peterson and Patricia Matthews, appears in The Art Bulletin. It outlines the history of feminist art and art history, explores their interrelationship, and discusses various feminist art-critical and art-historical methodologies.
National March for Lesbian and Gay Rights
Oct 11, 1987
The National March for Lesbian and Gay Rights is held in Washington, D.C., with 600,000 participants. Concurrently, the AIDS Memorial Quilt, commemorating those who have died of AIDS, is first exhibited on the Mall in Washington, D.C.
Feminist Art Criticism: An Anthology Published
Jan 01, 1988
Feminist Art Criticism: An Anthology, edited by Arlene Raven, Cassandra Langer, and Joanna Frueh, is published.
Spivak's "Can the Subaltern Speak?" Published
Feb 01, 1988
Autobiography Exhibition
Apr 25, 1988 – May 27 1988 04:00:00 GMT
Autobiography: In Her Own Image, a major exhibition featuring twenty women artists of color, curated by Howardena Pindell, is presented at the Intar Gallery, New York.
Pollock's Vision and Difference Published
Aug 01, 1988
Griselda Pollock examines the sexual politics of modern art in her book Vision and Difference: Femininity, Feminism, and Histories of Art.
Nochlin's Women, Art, and Power and Other Essays Published
Oct 01, 1988
Cover of Women, Art, and Power and Other Essays, 1988. © Linda Nochlin
George H. W. Bush Elected President
Nov 08, 1988
Making Their Mark Exhibition
Feb 22, 1989 – Apr 02 1989 05:00:00 GMT
The exhibition Making Their Mark: Women Artists Move into the Mainstream 1970–85 curated by Randy Rosen and Catherine Brawer, is presented at the Cincinnati Art Museum and then travels to New Orleans, Denver, and Philadelphia.
Guerrilla Girls' Women in Art Study
Apr 01, 1989
March for Abortion Rights
Apr 09, 1989
Gadon's The Once and Future Goddess Published
Nov 01, 1989
Nochlin's The Politics of Vision Published
Nov 01, 1989
Cover of The Politics of Vision: Essays on Nineteenth-Century Art and Society, 1989. © Linda Nochlin.
Butler's Gender Trouble Published
Jan 03, 1990
Antonia Novello Becomes Surgeon General
Mar 09, 1990
Unknown photographer. Swearing-in of U.S. Surgeon General Antonia C. Novello, 1990. National Library of Medicine
Chadwick's Women, Art, and Society Published
Apr 09, 1990
Whitney Chadwick's Women, Art, and Society is published. It is a critical survey of women's art from the Middle Ages to the present and re-examines how specific works have been perceived in Western art history.
The Decade Show Exhibition
May 12, 1990 – Aug 19 1990 04:00:00 GMT
The Decade Show: Frameworks of Identity in the 1980s, curated by Julia P. Herzberg, Laura Trippi, Gary Sangster, and Sharon Patton, is exhibited at three New York museums concurrently: the Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art, the New Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Studio Museum in Harlem.
Jenny Holzer at Venice Biennale
May 28, 1990
Chicago Withdraws Offer of The Dinner Party
Oct 03, 1990
Judy Chicago withdraws her offer to donate The Dinner Party to the University of the District of Columbia after conservative members of Congress accuse the work of being pornographic, and a bill introduced by Representative Stan Parris to withhold federal funding for the university should it accept Chicago's gift. Ultimately, the bill is defeated, but the controversy it generates influences Chicago's decision to withdraw the offer.
Haraway's "A Cyborg Manifesto" Published
Mar 01, 1991
Wolf's The Beauty Myth Published
May 22, 1991
Woman's Building Closes
Jun 30, 1991
Faludi's Backlash Published
Oct 01, 1991
Anita Hill Testimony
Oct 11, 1991
Steinem's Revolution from Within Published
Jan 21, 1992
Carl Glassman. Gloria Steinem, 1998. Courtesy of soapboxinc. website
Women's Action Coalition (WAC) Formed
Jan 28, 1992
Mary Beth Edelson. WAC Protest, NYC, September 2003. Courtesy of the artist
Take Our Daughters to Work Day Established
Apr 23, 1992
Veteran Feminists of America Formed
May 13, 1992
Lesbian Avengers Founded
May 31, 1992
Planned Parenthood v. Casey
Jun 29, 1992
Americans with Disabilities Act
Jul 26, 1992
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) takes effect. Its purpose is to eliminate discrimination against individuals with disabilities in employment, in public services, in public accommodations, and in telecommunications. The Act was signed two years prior, on July 26, 1990.
Bill Clinton Elected President
Nov 03, 1992
Bill Clinton, 1992. Official White House photograph. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C.
Carol Moseley Braun Becomes Senator
Nov 03, 1992
Unknown photographer. Carol Moseley Braun, 1993. Courtesy of the U.S. Senate Historical Office
Janet Reno Becomes Attorney General
Mar 12, 1993
Bill Clinton and Janet Reno, 1993. Official White House photograph. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C.
Family and Medical Leave Act
Aug 05, 1993
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Becomes Supreme Court Justice
Aug 10, 1993
Richard Strauss. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 1993. Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States
Friedan's Fountain of Age Published
Sep 27, 1993
Unknown Photographer. Betty Friedan, 1995. Courtesy of National Organization for Women
Toni Morrison Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
Dec 10, 1993
Unknown photographer. Toni Morrison, 1993. © The Nobel Foundation
Bad Girls Exhibition
Jan 14, 1994 – Apr 10 1994 04:00:00 GMT
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Dies
May 19, 1994
Mark Shaw. First Official White House Photograph of Mrs. John F. Kennedy, 1961. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C.
Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
May 26, 1994
Violence Against Women Act
Sep 28, 1994
Broude and Garrard's The Power of Feminist Art Published
Nov 14, 1994
Cover of The Power of Feminist Art: The American Movement of the 1970s, History and Impact, 1996. © Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
Division of Labor Exhibition
Feb 17, 1995 – Jun 11 1995 04:00:00 GMT
Inside the Visible Exhibition
Jan 31, 1996 – May 12 1996 04:00:00 GMT
Cover of exhibition catalogue Inside the Visible, 1996. MIT Press
Sexual Politics Exhibition
Apr 24, 1996 – Aug 18 1996 04:00:00 GMT
The Vagina Monologues Premiers
Oct 03, 1996
Madeleine Albright Becomes Secretary of State
Jan 23, 1997
Unknown photographer. Madeleine Albright at Kennedy Space Center, 1998. NASA
First WNBA Season Begins
Jun 21, 1997
WNBA logo. Courtesy WNBA
Princess Diana Dies
Aug 31, 1997
Women in Cabinet at All-Time High
Dec 10, 1997
Cottingham's Not for Sale Previews
Feb 12, 1998 – Mar 14 1998 05:00:00 GMT
Mirror Images Exhibition
Apr 09, 1998 – Jun 28 1998 04:00:00 GMT
The F-Word Symposium
Sep 29, 1998 – Oct 03 1998 04:00:00 GMT
Clinton Impeachment Trial Begins
Jan 07, 1999
Rosa Martinez Curates Site Santa Fe
Jul 10, 1999
Melissa Dubbin. Rosa Martinez, Site Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.A., 1999. (rosamartinez.com website)
Barbara Kruger Retrospective
Oct 17, 1999 – Feb 13 2000 05:00:00 GMT
Vermont Legalizes Same-Sex Civil Unions
Apr 26, 2000
Hammond's Lesbian Art in America Published
Sep 02, 2000
Cover of Lesbian Art in America: A Contemporary History, 2000. © Harmony Hammond
FDA Approves Abortion Drug
Sep 28, 2000
The Women's Museum Opens
Sep 29, 2000
Baumgardner and Richards's Manifesta Published
Oct 02, 2000
Cover of Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, and the Future, 2000. Design by Michaela Sullivan. Courtesy of Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Bush Declared Winner of Presidential Election
Dec 13, 2000
Rice Becomes U.S. National Security Advisor
Jan 22, 2001
Staff photographer. Condoleezza Rice, 2005. United States Department of State
Mexico City Policy Reinstated
Jan 22, 2001
Human Embryos Created
Jul 11, 2001
September 11th Attacks
Sep 11, 2001
The U.S. Invades Afghanistan
Oct 07, 2001
Halle Berry Wins Best Actress Oscar
Mar 24, 2002
Personal and Political Exhibition
Aug 10, 2002 – Oct 20 2002 04:00:00 GMT
Catalogue Cover of Personal and Political: The Women's Art Movement, 1969–1975, 2002. © Guild Hall Museum.
Gloria Exhibition
Sep 13, 2002 – Oct 20 2002 04:00:00 GMT
The Dinner Party Exhibited at Brooklyn Museum
Sep 20, 2002 – Feb 09 2003 05:00:00 GMT
Entrance to Brooklyn Museum's 2002 Installation of The Dinner Party
Regarding Gloria Exhibition
Oct 25, 2002 – Dec 01 2002 05:00:00 GMT
Nancy Pelosi Elected Democratic Minority Leader
Nov 14, 2002
Jocelyn Augustino. Speaker Pelosi at a Press Conference on November 8th, the Day After the Midterm Elections, 2006. Courtesy of the Office of the Speaker
The Iraq War Begins
Mar 20, 2003
Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action
Jun 23, 2003
Lee Bontecou Exhibition
Oct 05, 2003 – Jan 11 2004 05:00:00 GMT
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1251 Tasting Notes
Thank you to River Tea for this sample.
The raw tea smells a little fruity but it's subtle but definitely berry like. Using my personalitea teapot for this to share with my husband whose home after a stressful day at work.
Flavour wise this is a mild black base with gentle lychee flavour and a smoky finish. It also has rich malt tones which come through after a few sips. It has some natural sweetness but it's light compared to the base and next time I will have to try it with a little sugar, see if that makes the lychee pop.
It's a nice tea but average, tasted lots of teas like this one and I don't think this will be on my purchase list.
Flavors: Lychee, Malt
This was left over my 12 days of Christmas teas, I got sick towards the end and didn't want to waste the teas when I couldn't taste very well. After that this has been behind some other teas and I completely forgot about it.
The blend was very spice heavy, not sure if it was cinnamon or clove but that was the first thing I could smell as I opened the packet. Under that was the toast from the Genmaicha which went surprisingly well with the spice notes.
In flavour (with a drop of milk added to look like the picture as I imagine that is how it's meant to be drank) It's thick and more Chai than Genmaicha. Cardamom, cinnamon and clove scream at me "I'm a chai, I'm a chai" while the after taste bares a subtle toasted quality from the Genmaicha as if to say "Don't forget about me".It sounds odd and perhaps it is a rather unique combination but I admit they do work well together. I do wish the chai spices didn't dominate as much so the Genmaicha could shine through a bit more, not sure I would know it contained it without reading it. Sure the after taste is a little toasty but it's not to a usual Genmaicha strength. perhaps some Bancha would knock it up a notch. If I get more of this tea I will try.
Flavors: Cinnamon, Cloves
I've just raided my stash to pack a tea parcel for my hapatite swapping buddy. A great excuse to send a ton of teas that are just not to my taste. Not sure if my buddy is on Steepster but if you're reading this then know you will have a large package shortly :)
Reading the ingredients I am lead to believe this is a Genmaicha with a difference, with the toffee and vanilla I'm expecting it to be sweet and toasty which sounds like a nice combination. The blend certainly smells sweet and toasty, vanilla is strong but so is the toffee/caramel and without any green tea likeness. It is a nice scent though and strong at that.
Steeped it takes on a different scent, still sweet but also toasty, like vanilla and toffee popcorn (which sounds amazing and is now my new craving).
Flavour is toasty at first though light before creamy vanilla and sweet caramel ooze into the after taste and cover the slight grassy green tea. It tastes like a mild Genmaicha at first but it develops into a sort of Genmaicha ice cream with toffee sprinkles. I'm making myself drool as I write this. I never thought vanilla in Genmaicha would taste this good, it's revolutionary.
I need more of this in my life. Don't think it's possible unless I visit France as they don't sell online. :(
Flavors: Caramel, Vanilla
shoot Laurent an email and see if he can hook you up? [email protected] he provided us US Steepsters with free samples a while back, perhaps he'd be willing to arrange shipping to you special? :)
I usually have fruit for breakfast but this morning I have gone all out and made a good veggie style English breakfast. Two veggie sausages, baked beans, fried chestnut mushrooms, two fried eggs and some toast to mop up the food explosion that is on my plate. Not healthy but it will keep me going until dinner time and with something substantial in my stomach I am free to taste teas for the rest of the day without getting tea belly.
This sample of Golden Bi Luo Chun has been sat with me for just over a year and I don't know why I was worried about sampling it before, or perhaps I forgot about it. Anyone's guess is as good as my own. Either way an English breakfast is never complete without a cup of black tea.
The tea balls were nice and reflective and golden but they were also very small, I've had larger versions of this before elsewhere. I brewed this while I was cooking so I had a mixture of smells (my bad) but I could pick up silky malt tones.
I love my personaliTEA teapot from Adagio, it's perfect size for 2 mugs of tea and comes in handy when I have days off.
Once steeped a dark brown liquid is produced that bares a sweet malt and chocolate scent that is light and silky. Very nice.
Flavour is mild but matches the scent very much ie soft, sweet, silky, malt, chocolate tones. Also a little smoky though it's very subtle and hints of wood. After a few sips I can also taste a mature raisin or plum fruit.
This tea is wonderful and I'm sorry for keeping it on my shelf for so long. It makes the perfect start to my day.
Flavors: Chocolate, Malt, Plums, Raisins, Wood
This has been on my 'need to review' list for a while and it would make a good comparison steep against my previous review which was also a Gunpowder Green.
In appearance this looks similar to a Lan Gui Ren rather than Gunpowder Green. The grainy rock style effect is not a type I have seen before with Gunpowder Green. Scent is sweet, floral and grassy. Has an earthy tone however but it's hard to define.
For the sake of comparison I will use the same steeping parameters as my previous Gunpowder Green which was taken from Teavivre.
Water : 3oz / 85ml 203℉ / 95℃
Use 7 Grams Tea
6 steeps : rinse,10s,25s,40s,50s,70s,90s
Rinsing time is around 3 seconds
First Steep – 10 seconds
Light green liquid with a a subtle sweet, floral scent. Flavour is gentle and floral with a sweet after taste.
Second Steep – 25 seconds
I can taste something sweet and refreshing…is that ginseng? Is this Gunpowder Green with ginseng? If not it is a very good imitation. Very sweet and lingering in the after taste.
Third Steep – 40 seconds
Strongly ginseng/mint like still. No astringency at all. Very sweet with hints of smoke.
Fourth Steep – 50 seconds
Toasty, honeyed, highly ginseng and sweet. My mouth is wonderfully perfumed with this sweet lingering smoky flavour.
Fifth Steep – 70 seconds
Milder but still ginseng heavy.Not mint so much now as maybe clove, same refreshing feel. Also grassy.
Sixth Steep – 90 seconds
Very light in strength of the green tea but the ginseng remains thick and heavy. Toasty and super sweet.
This was unlike any other Gunpowder Green I have ever tried, it tasted and looked exactly like Ginseng Oolong which I like but need to be in the right mood for. Now I'm just highly confused, is this a mixed blend? Or was the ginseng flavour just a coincidence? Either way it was enjoyable and my husband agrees.
This is from the 2013 season and I believe they are currently getting in this years crops so unfortunately my review will not help with future purchases. At the very least if it's from the same crop area as last year I can give you an insight to it's quality and flavour.
The leaves are small and tightly rolled with a few pieces of stem present. They are dark green in colour with a high shine and a floral, somewhat peppery/spicy scent.
Water : 3oz / 85ml 203℉ / 95℃
Use 7 Grams Tea
6 steeps : rinse,10s,25s,40s,50s,70s,90s
Rinsing time is around 3 seconds
First Steep – 10 seconds
Colour is dark yellow green and has a dry pepper scent which matches it's dry form. Flavour is mild but has floral and mineral tones that I liken to grass.
Second Steep – 25 seconds
Stronger and with a touch of astringency. Like buttered broccoli with a touch of pepper. A little dryness in the after taste.
Third Steep – 40 seconds
Pretty full on in flavour, reminds me of a mild raw Pu Erh. Again a little astringency and also some earthy tones and spice. Also getting a raw pea flavour.
(By the way my husband has tasted many teas with me but this one he thought was an Oolong by taste alone, he was surprised it was a green).
Fourth Steep – 50 seconds
Mild and similar to the first steep. Grass, raw pea and low earthy tones. No astringency but it is dry.
Fifth Steep – 70 seconds
Pepper, light wood, grass. All mild and again no astringency but some dryness.
Sixth Steep – 90 seconds
Very grassy and with some sweetness though rather dry at this point. Remains peppy and non astringent.
Overall – A very peppery and grassy tea that changed over steeps and became very raw Pu Erh like. Very strong flavour for a green and dark flavour at that but enjoyable at the same time. Gunpowder green has never been a favourite of mine but this was a nice and unusual green for me. I wonder if this years crops will be stronger?
My bravery has grown enough for me to try this unusual tea so after dinner here I am with a mug of pale beige liquid that smells like butter milk (sweet yet sour and creamy). It's….unusual…I was never a butter milk fan, or a milk fan since I was allergic to it as a child. Mostly this tea is to say that I have tried it, after all I will just about try any tea (I say just about as anything gross like animal dropping tea is a definite no).
Ok so butter milk, which is funnily enough what this tea is. My first sip was not great, it's very sweet, extremely creamy and full on buttery….all that and it's rather watery and thin. My stomach turned a little. It's not terrible by any means, just that I am not meant for this tea and it is not meant for me.
Sorry tea.
Kitty thanks for posting about this. I have some and have always been reluctant to try it. I think I may have a better understanding of it now.
I have a sample of this and I'm dead scared of it. I only have one of the red pouches and no instructions or anything. I wasn't even certain if it was actually tea or if I was supposed to try and put it in tea. I take it I'm just supposed to pour hot water on it and stir then, like when making a cup of hot cocoa?
The instructions on the side of the box say to mix one pouch with boiling water and roughly 180ml water which I believe to be mug sized. This particular brand (but guessing it's similar if not same as others) say it contains powdered down high quality brick tea. It's like an instant mix, just add water and you're good to go. You will see once you make it that it's already milky and super sweet.
Thank you to Yunomi.us for this sample which was included with an order a few months ago.
Crisp dark green needle leaves mixed with a few light yellow green stems. They have a very sweet honeydew scent that is very pure and beautiful.
The steeping instructions are a little different for this tea, it recommends doing one long steep rather than several short ones. So this will be steeped in my Kyusu for 2 minutes. 80ml for 2 minutes seems a little strong but that is what the instructions say on the website.
The resulting tea liquid is medium to dark green and has a sweet yet savoury broth scent. Flavour is strong though not overly so, the umami is rich and lingers into the after taste. Savoury and sweet at the same time with some astringency and rich mineral tones. Like thick cabbage water.
A further steep with the same 2 minute rule reveals more savoury umami but less sweet than previously. It's still thickly mineral with cabbage and broccoli notes yet it seems toned down as a whole compared to the first steep. Still slightly astringent.
Another 2 minute steep – Severely toned down from what it was but it still has a lot of flavour, only now this is more standard Sencha like. Medium strength, minimum umami and astringency but remains mineral with added grass tones. Has some sweetness once again.
Another 2 minute steep making this number 4 – Extremely mild, all that remains is sweet grass.
This was a pleasant tea that offered lots of umami for the first two steeps which work well as a boost throughout the day. Sent me a little tea drunk.
Another Yunomi.us club sample for me to try. The website description of this Sencha likens it's flavour to that of coconut milk. I do like the sound of that on this beautiful sunshiny day.
The leaf is dark green with a few hints of light green mixed in, also some stems are present. They are a crisp, long needle like shape and have a sweet yet creamy and floral scent. Very similar to a milk Oolong, not sure about coconut yet but milk is very apparent.
First Steep – 30 seconds
Light green liquid with a sweet milk scent that is light yet pure. Flavour has gentle grassy notes with some sweetness and a hint of milk/cream in the after taste. Also has floral tones that remind me of sweet pea mixed with buttercup.
Second Steep – 10 seconds
Despite the short steep it has tripled in strength and has some astringency. Not as sweet as before or creamy though some is still present. More mineral also like sweet grass or fresh spinach.
Third Steep – 30 seconds
More astringency and again less cream and sweetness. Tastes more like a standard Sencha at this point. Highly sweet grass and sweet pea like, thick flavour but with minimum astringency really overall which makes it a pleasant steep. Offers minimum dryness upon after taste.
Overall – This tea started off with high cream notes but ended up being mineral and more standard Sencha like, almost like it transforms from one tea into another. Quality was good and this would be a splendid every day tea.
My third Postcard Tea to try today and I was impressed with the previous two, a great introduction to the company. The three I selected were towards the lower end of the scale in terms of price, I now can't wait to try the more expensive and exclusive teas. Plus they have adorable tins that can be re used.
The tea looks like green tea, the leaves are medium sized, full and perfectly preserved. They have a rather mineral and grassy scent, much like a green tea.
Colour one steeped is a light green, yellow and and it has a sweet grass scent. Flavour it's very sweet and honeyed with light fruit notes, I just can't determine which fruit. Not quite peach or strawberry but a mild mix between the two….does such a fruit exist or am I making it up? I don't know. But at any rate it's subtly fruity. Also it has a toasted quality similar to that of a light Oolong. Yes that's what it tastes like, an Oolong. A caffeine free Oolong like tea…now that is a special thing indeed. Plus it gets creamy the more you drink.
It's a nice herbal/tisane, unique and naturally sweet but is enough to cure my night time Oolong cravings without the hassle of the caffeine buzz.


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260 -> 460, how much faster?
What kind of speed increase would a recent 460 have over a 260 card?
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
30-35% on average.
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
It would be faster I don't know by how much but since some of them come clocked at 763/3800 it would be faster.
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
What about power and heat, is it around a stock 260?
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
Raw numbers: http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards....=568&card2=632
The GTX 460 uses slightly less power, and produces similar numbers. It also has DX11. It's also a physically smaller card, and I'd *presume* it produces less heat.
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
Finally a new mid-range card for Linux users! 260 dried up a while ago.
Re: 260 -> 460, how much faster?
I just went from an Asus GTX 260 192sp to a Gigabyte GTX 460 OC 1GB and the performance gain is very noticeable. I could play Starcraft II with high/ultra 2x aa at ~50fps before.. now I can play it with full ultra, 4x aa at over 60fps. While trumping the old card it's still much quieter and runs cooler.
It is also extremely applicable to overclocking. I bumped it up +130mhz core and +100mhz memory right out of the box and it's rock solid. Feels like it's still a huge headroom for more overclocking. Probably up to 10% more.
The GTX 460 is a winner. I really recommend it.
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For the people of a small town in the 1880's, life was quiet and peaceful a simple way of life. As the town's Preacher and his family prepare themselves for the night, They are unaware what gallops toward their front porch. For the Preacher and the town's local Marshal, Judgement Day has arrived and has brought the dead back to life. Its a zombie apocalypse, old western style as two men from opposite worlds, man's law and God's law must work together and survive from this damnation as more and more zombies are closing it to feast on their bones.
In the film, two murdering gunslingers who become infected after killing a local family are given a place to stay for the night at the Preacher's barn. The next morning, the Preacher notices the men gone and goes about his business unaware his wife and son will soon be infected as undead gunslinger sneak behind and begins to bite pieces of them. Running to their aid, he manages to kill the zombie but must run into town to get medical help from town's doctor. Enraged, the Preacher spots the other gunslingers as he stumble across the street, with his rifle kills the gunslinger and is charged with murder by the Marshal. Unaware what's happen, the Marshal goes back where the Preacher's family was attacked only to finds both the Preacher's wife, Isabella, and their son have become zombies and attack. As night falls, the Marshal rides back into a town completely infested with zombies. He releases the Preacher and arms him in order to ride out together to escape from plague of zombies.
John P. Gibson, director of Revelation Trail brings a masterful piece of suspense and terror on a tight film budget. Blake Armstrong, Daniel Van Thomas with Gibson wrote the storyline and dialogue and filming under the night sky brought the film's cinematography a genuine rustic old western tale. Part of the Preacher played by Daniel T. portrayal of a simple Preacher after losing his family continues to offer God's redemption to the undead slain by his shovel and a prompt burial was a performance well credited. Part of the Marshal, played by Daniel Britt, as a sometimes heartless lawman until he reveals a dark past that forever haunts his soul was timeless and at times moments of compassion as he makes an ultimate sacrifice for the sake of a friend. A Living End Production film and distributed by E One. Revelation Trail is currently available and intended for a teenage audience and give it 6 out of 10.
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Albuquerque may be (well deservedly) known for Route 66, Breaking Bad, and its famous green chile. But thereâs much more to knowâand loveâabout this lively Southwestern city. Whether youâre a native Albuquerquean looking to mark another local experience off your âbucket list,â or an out-of-towner in search of a few vacation ideas, let 100 Things to Do in Albuquerque Before You Die be your guide. The book celebrates the top ways to (re)discover the cityâfrom a trip 4,000 feet up an aerial tramway to a public art walk. No Duke City exploration is complete without getting outdoorsâand rewarding yourself with a delicious meal afterwards. This guide includes places to hike, bike, and paddle, and where to dine on dishes prepared by the cityâs top chefs. Before you head out on your next adventure, check out this list to see what makes Albuquerque a world unto itself. Ashley M. Biggers is a writer and editor, as well as a native of Albuquerque. She has written about the city for several local and regional publications, including Albuquerque the Magazine, New Mexico Magazine, and New Mexico Journey. She is also the author of the New Mexico vacation guide. She loves exploring the city with her family, friends, and, when possible, her charming dog, Charlie. Learn more at ashleymbiggers.com.
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The original, the authentic, the real Portland is in Maine. Settled in 1633 and officially named in 1788, Maineâs largest city is unexpectedly influential in many of key events in Americaâs history (including Oregonâs city being named after Maineâs Portland on a coin flip), but has managed to remain one of the great American seaport cities on the east coast. First-time visitors are delighted to discover a âlovely cityâ when expecting to be in a small fishing town, or in discovering âa charming townâ when expecting to encounter a overwhelming city. . . but no one ever seems disappointed! 100 Things to Do in Portland, Maine Before You Die is life beyond the guidebooksâthe real Portland literally and otherwise. Itâs a glimpse to the amazing events, food, activities, and secrets of which many locals have not even done, or may not be aware. Cities may be visited and experienced, but the goal is to live in it. And, really, you need to live before you Dieâ¦at least 100 times. Robert Witkowski is a freelance writer, illustrator, and graphic designer, Creative Director for the Greater Portland CVB, and former Design Director of Portland Magazine. Having lived in Chicago, Boston, New York City, and able to immerse himself in many of the great cities in the US, Robert discovered all the aspects that make urban life exciting and fun by making his home in Portlandâs West End with his family. He may also be found at RobertWitkowski.com and 100ThingsPortland.com. To learn about the launch party, appearances, and other exciting things in Portland, Maine, follow the book on Facebook.com/100ThingsPortland and Twitter @100Portland
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Indianapolis is best known for auto racing, but this diverse Midwestern city offers surprises at every turn. Whether youâre a first-time visitor or a lifelong local, this guide points you toward some of Indyâs most popular destinationsâand some of its best-kept secrets. Ride an old-school carousel at the worldâs largest childrenâs museum. Sample a shrimp cocktail that will actually take your breath away. Brave the âsuicide seatsâ at a jam-packed bout of roller derby. This guide highlights Indyâs best food and drink, cultural attractions, and shopping districts, as well as options for live music and outdoor recreation. Best of all, the book is packed with insider tips that can save you time and moneyâand help you make the most of your time in the Circle City. Ashley Petry is an Indianapolis-based freelance journalist specializing in Midwest travel, food and drink, and the arts. Her work has appeared in USA Today, Conde Nast Traveler, Midwest Living, AAA Home & Away, and Indianapolis Monthly, and she writes a weekly Midwest travel feature for the Indianapolis Star. Visit her at www.ashleypetry.com.
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A gateway to the west in its own right, St. Charles County is today one of the fastest growing counties in the country and encompasses a number of communities, each with its own charming character. Abundantly rich in history, it is home to the first state capitol, numerous sites on the National Register of Historic Places, the Daniel Boone home, and areas traveled by Lewis and Clark on their Expedition, including their starting point. In addition, the county boasts specialty shopping including antiquing, unique dining experiences, and beautiful parks to explore. A wide range of recreational activities, a large number of which are kid friendly, await at every corridor. St. Charles County is even home to numerous award winning majestic vineyards. This book, produced by authors familiar with the area, will guide you through neighborhoods, towns, attractions, and the countless options available to visitors and citizens alike in St. Charles County. Vicki Berger Erwin is the author of 26 published books ranging from picture books to adult nonfiction. She worked in publishing/bookselling for 25 plus years. Vicki lives in Kirkwood MO with her husband Jim. Justine Riggs has resided in St. Charles County for 20 years, where she lives with her husband, daughter, and furry family members. Justine loves to travel and volunteers at numerous local charities and organizations. She is the author of the guide to travelling with dogs, Love Dogs, Must Travel: Best of Missouri.
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As the Vikings begin training camp, 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS talked one-on-one with the anchor of the Purple secondary.
We caught up with Harrison Smith as the activity in Mankato gets underway.
We discuss his favorite, and least favorite things about training camp... how he's changed as a person and player since he entered the NFL... and a forecast for his alma mater - Notre Dame.
Click the video box on this page to see our entire conversation with Harrison Smith
The third-year safety has grown into one of the steadiest and most reliable members of the Vikings defense.
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Place paper liners in 8 custard cups.
Prepare cake mix according to package directions, reducing liquid by 1 tablespoon.
Pour mixture into lined custard cups.
Place 4 cupcakes at a time in the oven, spaced about 1 inch apart. (Eight is too many and will not bake properly.) Microwave, uncovered, on high for 2 to 2 1/2 minutes, rotating once.
Remove from oven and let stand; allow tops to dry out slightly.
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Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is a cute island 14km by ferry from Auckland, NZ. The reason I call it cute is it has a number of amazing wineries, boutique shops and views to die for. For many years as a child I remember cycling from the ferry terminal to Stonyridge Vineyard to have lunch for my aunties birthday. This time for my visit I didn't bring along a bike however I did do a fair bit of walking around the island!
After I had eaten my home make sandwich for lunch I was craving something sweet and refreshing and was therefore very happy when I stumbled across Waiheke's Gelateria. I decided on the Bailey's milkshake and it definitely hit the right spot!
Because I didn't stop at any winery's while on the island (except to get my bottle of water refilled), at the end of the day I decided to have a glass of one of Waiheke's wine at Wai Kitchen.
The wine was really nice and the view made it even better.
I didn't actually buy any food whilst on the island but wandering around the shops I noticed gluten free snacks at one of the deli's. Also by doing a quick Google search I found that Stefano's offer gluten free pizza and pasta.
If you head to Auckland in New Zealand make sure you spend a day exploring Waiheke Island. If this view doesn't convince you to do so I don't know what will!
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Ruby's of London
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It's nice to see gluten free cakes, cupcakes and doughnuts popping up everywhere these days. Not that I eat them often, but it's nice to have the choice of having a sweet treat along with your tea or coffee. I have stumbled across Ruby's of London a couple of times now, at the market in…
Bread Steet Kitchen, London
about 9 months ago - No comments
If you haven't eaten at Bread Street Kitchen yet, Gordon Ramsay's restaurant at One New Change near St Paul's, I highly recommend you do! After asking for gluten free options I was presented with a gluten free menu which contained most of the items from the regular menu. I was also presented with gluten free…
Gluten-Free Chicken from Leon
about 9 months ago - No comments
I have posted about Leon before, about how I not only love their food but how they cater for so many dietary needs including gluten free. Last week I was lucky enough to try their new menu item, Gluten-Free Chicken along with a couple of other goodies. When trialling gluten free products I always like…
Señora Rosa, Eindhoven, Netherlands
about 10 months ago - No comments
If you're looking for a gluten free meal in Eindhoven I highly suggest you check out Señora Rosa. It is a Spanish restaurant and tapas bar and not only are the staff highly knowledgeable of what is gluten free, the food is amazing. We were all so hungry when we arrived that I completely forgot…
The Real Greek, London
about 1 year ago - No comments
One day last summer a friend and I were walking along the Thames soaking up the sunshine looking for a place to have lunch. Whilst walking past The Real Greek we noticed a lunch deal that looked too good to miss. I can't remember exactly what it was but it was similar to the current…
Cauliflower Gratin
about 1 year ago - No comments
Looking for a gluten free alternative to couscous, or just a change from rice and quinoa? I got this recipe from Jamie's 15 minute meals and I absolutely love it. All you need to do is chop up half a cauliflower head and pulse in a food processor until finely blended. Place in a bowl…
Leon Healthy Fast Food
about 1 year ago - No comments
Leon is an awesome restaurant if you are looking for healthy, reasonably priced food on the go. Oh and they label all of their menu items as to whether they are gluten free, wheat free, daily free, low Glycemic load, low in saturated fat, vegetarian, vegan, nut free and treat foods so pretty much all…
Vozars, Brixton Village
about 1 year ago - No comments
I was very excited to be invited to a Gluten Free Tweet Up over the weekend at Vozars, a gluten free cafe, deli & restaurant in Brixton Village. What is a Gluten Free Tweet Up I hear you asking? Well basically those who are gluten free and who are on Twitter, get together for a…
A gluten free Christmas
about 1 year ago - No comments
This is just a short post for all of those in London who are looking to make a gluten free Christmas Day meal. I was pleasantly suprised to find products, in particular, gravy and custard, naturally gluten free as opposed to getting them from the free from isle (which actually didn't have any gravy or…


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Domestice and Dating Violence
Domestic and dating violence is when one person is verbally or physically abusive or controlling of their romantic partner.The Facts
- 32% of college students report dating violence by a previous partner, and 21% report violence by a current partner.
- Women ages 16-24 experience the highest per capita rates of intimate partner violence
- Dating violence leads to marital violence
- Jealousy is the most common early sign of abuse
- Talk to someone at the violence prevention & Women's Resource Center
- Talk to someone you trust (family, friends, professors, etc.)
- If you want to break-up with your partner, create a safety plan.
- File a police report or obtain a restraining order.
An advocate from the Violence Prevention and Women's Resource Center can accompany you and provide support during the reporting process. You don't have to do this alone. Your parents won't be notified unless you are a minor (17 years old or under).You may report to the police
University Police Department
(909) 869-3070
Should you choose to notify University Police, you will be escorted to a safe place if necessary, and may be transported to a hospital to treat any injuries. Once law enforcement has determined that you are safe, they will conduct an interview. The police officer(s) will ask you to tell them what happened and take notes to write a report. This is the beginning of the police investigation, at this moment they will be gathering as much evidence as possible. You may have a support present with you at the police interview.
When reporting domestic or dating violence, it's important to collect and preserve evidence. Examples of evidence can include; photographs of any injuries, copies of threatening text messages, emails, voicemails or messages on social media and witness testimonies.
You may report to the campus Title IX Coordinator
Linda M. Hoos
Phone: (909) 869-2708
If you would prefer not to notify the police, you are encouraged to contact and seek assistance from the campus Title IX Coordinator. The campus Title IX Coordinator can provide you with written and verbal information regarding applicable University complaint procedures for investigating and addressing the incident.
You have the option to NOT report
You are strongly encouraged to report any incident of domestic or dating violence. However, non-reporting is also an option for you should you so desire.
If you decide to not report to local authorities or the University you should consider obtaining treatment form a local medical provider to treat any injuries. Another option is visiting the campus counseling center or contacting your local rape crisis center for support.
Please remember that your safety and wellbeing is priority.