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Advance America CEO named head of industry group
Published: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5:46 p.m.
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Patrick O'Shaughnessy, president and CEO of Spartanburg-based Advance America Inc., has been named chairman of the Community Financial Services Association of America.
CFSA, based in Alexandria, Va., is a national organization that represents more than half of the country's short-term, small-dollar lenders.
O'Shaughnessy will work closely with the organization's CEO Dennis Shaul and executives from other leading companies to strengthen and grow CFSA, and sustain the short-term credit industry's future.
A graduate of Notre Dame, O'Shaughnessy received his Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He has nearly 20 years of experience in the financial services industry.
O'Shaughnessy joined Advance America as chief financial officer and member of the board in 2007, and was named chief executive in February 2011.
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I have already reviewed several shades of Max Factor Colour Elixir Lipsticks in the past and you can see the feature here, and this is the latest addition to the range. Meet 725 Simply Nude – smoky eyes best friend.
The lipstick comes in a gold packaging with a colour matching panel on the bottom.
It is a moisturizing and a fool-proof lipstick formula that glides on easily and smoothly. Colour Elixir contains shea, avocado, aloe butters, and anti-oxidant white tea so it feels comfortable and non-drying on the lips.
It is really low-maintenance. I think you could apply it even without mirror, and since it has that "glossy" lightweight texture and finish, it looks good, as it wears off. And this kind of nude would look nice on a lot of skin tones, asRead More
I am a huge fan of Max Factor's Miracle Touch Creamy Blush, so I was very excited about the launch of their new blushers – Creme Puff. There are six shades and I was sent three of them (and a new mascara).
Let's take a look.
These are multi-tonal blushes which, when the shades are mixed together, give you a gorgeous shade.
The colours that I have are:
- Lovely Pink, Use this shade for a hint of pink on fair skin
- Alluring Rose, A shade with hints of gold colour; beautiful on warmer or tanned skin
- Gorgeous Berries, Provides a good pop of colour so works really well on darker skin tones
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Last week I was sorting out my nail polish collection, and realized that I never posted about the nail polish (and several other) which I've bought over a year ago, and which was a huge back then.
And I am talking about Max Factor's Max Effect in 45 Fantasy Fire.
It is a sheer and very complex blueish purple with reddish shimmer. A total beauty! I even did not paint my nails red this week, just to wear this…
Above you can see me wearing four shades of it. Yes, that is a lot of effort, but luckily those layers are thin and dry very quickly so you don't have to wait for hours. I have also usedRead More
Being a fan of Max Factor I was excited at the opportunity to try their new Excess Intensity Longwear Liners. After using them for over a month now, I am happy to share my opinion, and show you the swatches of all six shades.
They all come in a nice black tube packaging, and a lid is actually matching the shade of the pencil, which is very handy. I also like the fact that you don't need to sharpen these, you just need to twist to get more product out.
As you can see from the photo, the liner are relatively slim, so you can get a precise line, if you wish.
I personally really loved the formula, the pencils are soft and smooth, they don't drag the skin and glide on easily. The lasting power is also pretty impressive, but I don't have oily lids, and the the products usually do stay on me rather well in general.
Besides the staying power, I love the colours, the products live up to their name – Excess Intensity, the shades are very pigmented and lookRead More
I really love the (relatively) new range of Max Factor Colour Elixir Lipsticks which come in 15 shades and retail for £7.99.
I have three shades to show you: 755 Firefly, 825 Pink Brandy, 827 Bewitching Coral.
The main idea about this lipstick is that in contains 60% 'Elixir' treatment, which includes shea, avocado and aloe butters, and anti-oxidant white tea. As the result, it glides smoothly on the lips and, unlike many lipsticks, is not drying at all. In fact, I would even call it moisturizing.
I am sorry that Firefly looks so used, I completely forgot to take a photo before using it.
These lipsticks give a sheer (firefly) and semi-sheer (PB and BC) but vibrant and buildable colour. Firefly is the sheerest shade and it's a pretty natural shade for an every day look.
Pink Brandy and Bewitching Coral are bright and juicy shades. In my opinion, they areRead More

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Grey Matter: My own discrepancies with the Top 340
Updated: July 19, 2008, 8:04 PM ETBy Jason Grey | ESPN.com
My personal rankings weren't included in the latest round of our top 340 because of an e-mail snafu, and because I got a lot of questions about that in my chat this week, I thought I would address a few players on whom I differ from the "GroupThink."
This is not an exhaustive list, mind you, just some players who stood out to me at first glance as being ranked quite a bit lower than where I would put them. To be fair, it's easy to do that in hindsight, seeing how the list actually turned out.
Hopefully, I'll be right on more than a few of these, like I was on Ian Kinsler in my June rankings. I had Ian Kinsler in the top 10 back then (No. 7 overall, to be exact). Kinsler is now either the most valuable or second most valuable player in fantasy baseball, depending on if your mixed league is 10 or 12 teams.
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Below you'll find a sampling of California current events for Spring 2015, and you can learn more about a specific event by visiting the site noted in parenthesis after the listing. If you're looking for California current events in a different season, please see:
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North Coast
The Anderson Valley, renowned as one of the world's finest pinot-growing regions, hosts the 18th Annual Pinot Noir Festival on May 15-17, 2015. Many area wineries will also host an open house event on Sunday, May 17; check with individual venues for details. (avwines.com)
While there's never a bad time to travel to Mendocino County (from our perspective), the Taste of Redwood Valley event that's happening on Father's Day weekend — June 19-21, 2015 — is an especially good time for a visit. It's a beautiful area… with some lovely, small wineries… and a cool grape brandy distillery, to boot! (atasteofredwoodvalley.com)
Shasta & Cascades
The enticing "Sweet – A Tasty Journey" exhibit runs through May 13, 2015 at Redding's Turtle Bay Exploration Park. Come learn about California's farm-to-fork contribution to this industry! (turtlebay.org)
Wine Country
There are lots of fun events scheduled at Napa's beautiful Uptown Theatre (uptowntheatrenapa.com) this spring, including Alton Brown Live! on March 19, 2015. I could plan a whole Napa getaway around an event like that, working in stops at some of my favorite Napa Valley tourist attractions, wineries and restaurants at the same time.
And, speaking of Wine Country restaurants, Sonoma County celebrates Restaurant Week March 9-15, 2015. If you plan to be in Wine Country a little longer, you might also want to consider the Artisan Cheese Festival in Petaluma, running March 20-22, 2015. (artisancheesefestival.com)
San Francisco Bay Area
Chocolate lovers may also want to mark their calendars for the 6th Annual San Francisco International Chocolate Salon at fabulous Fort Mason on Sunday, March 15, 2015. (Follow the preceding link for more details.) The festival runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and promises "55,000 square feet of Chocolate, Wine and Confections." (sfchocolatesalon.com)
If you're 21 and older, come enjoy Sake San Jose on Thursday, May 21, 2015 — a fundraiser that combines sake tasting with a walk through the city's historic Japantown, one of the last three remaining in California. The event benefits the neighborhood's non-profit senior center. (sakesanjose.com)
Also, if you're planning a San Francisco visit over the June 5-7, 2015 weekend, you may want to cheer on this year's Escape From Alcatraz triathlon contestants. (escapefromalcatraztriathlon.com)
Central Coast
Spring is an excellent time to visit and enjoy one of the many Central Coast festivals (follow the link for a HUGE list) — all of which offer fabulous food and wine that you'll enjoy sharing with some of the friendliest people in the whole state.
And, if you love artichokes, you'll also want to plan your getaway around Castroville's annual Artichoke Festival on May 30 & 21, 2015. There will be field tours, cooking demonstrations, a parade, live entertainment and, of course, LOTS of artichokes! (artichokefestival.org)
Central Valley
Head to Stockton on April 17-19, 2015, for the San Joaquin Valley Asparagus Festival. Can you think of a better way to celebrate Spring's arrival? (sanjoaquinasparagusfestival.net)
Or, for something totally different, plan a trip to Sacramento (actually the Yolo County Fairgrounds in Woodland) on April 25 & 26, 2015, and you can be part of the 139th Sacramento Valley Scottish Games & Festival. This is the third oldest event of this genre in the U.S., as well as one of the largest. There are games, of course, and music, food and fun for all ages! (sacramentoscotgames.org)
Sierras & Gold Country
Another thing that always makes us think of Spring is daffodils, and they are also the perfect excuse to visit Gold Country — and maybe stop at some of the wonderful Amador County wineries while you're there. Typically, McLaughlin's Daffodil Hill doesn't open until mid-March, but they're blooming early this year and will be on view beginning February 23, 2015. If you've never seen this, you really should! (facebook.com/DaffodilHill)
Orange County
The California Wine Festival splashes down in Dana Point on April 17 & 18, 2015, promising wine (of course), beer (from our favorite, Firestone Brewery), food (from some of the area's best chefs), music and more! (californiawinefestival.com)
And then you'll probably want to be in Garden Grove over the Memorial Day Weekend (May 22-25, 2015) for the annual Strawberry Festival. My mouth is watering just thinking about it! (strawberryfestival.org)
Los Angeles
Food Fare 2015 is happening in Santa Monica on March 5, 2015, and will feature 100+ of Los Angeles's best food and wine vendors — restaurants, wineries, breweries and caterers. Julia Child, who gave a food demonstration at the first Food Fare in 1979, would be so proud! (pplafoodfare.com/)
If you've never been to Ojai, you should definitely check it out (it's one of our favorite California cities, actually), and on Saturday, June 27, 2015, you could enjoy the Ojai Valley Lavender Festival during your visit. (ojaivalleylavenderfestival.org)
Inland Empire & Deserts
The Horse Town BrewN'Que Festival rides into Norco on May 29-21, 2015. What's not to love about craft beer and beef brisket, pork ribs, chicken and pork? (brewnquefestival.com)
Big Bear Village's annual Summer Wine Walk get the season off to a good start on June 6, 2015, and is a perfect event around which to plan a Big Bear weekend getaway or even a week-long vacation! (bigbear.com/things-to-do/special-events/wine-walk-in-the-village/)
And, over Father's Day Weekend — June 12-14, 2015 — you'll find music and more family fun at the annual Huck Finn Jubilee in Victorville. (huckfinn.com)
San Diego
If you like Zydeco, Blues and Crawfish, you'll want to check out Gator by the Bay, May 7-10, 2015 (Mother's Day weekend), at San Diego's Spanish Landing Park at Harbor Island, which is directly across from the airport, about three miles from downtown. How can you go wrong with rocking music and a Louisiana Food Court? (sandiegofestival.com)
Or, if bluegrass is more your thing, head to Old Town Temecula on March 21 & 22, 2015, for the city's 15th Annual Bluegrass Festival. Like you need an excuse to visit Temecula? (temeculacalifornia.com)
You may want to send an email to the visitor's bureau where you plan to spend your California vacation, holiday or weekend getaway. Here is a list of various California convention and visitor's bureaus. This is a great way to learn what local California current events might be occurring during your visit.
Photo of the Redding Sundial Bridge (which links the north and south campuses of Turtle Bay Exploration Park) by Nathan Jongewaard via flickr (Creative Commons)
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An 'Interspiritual' Take on Monasticism: Young Adults' Manifesto Outlines a Vision of Mentorship in Contemplative Life
Manson, Jamie, National Catholic Reporter
The dwindling number of vocations to the priesthood, religious orders and monastic life make it clear that traditional religious life no longer speaks to newer generations the way it has for centuries. But some young people still long for lives of the service, prayer and simplicity that are the hallmarks of monasticism.
"Even our elders, our spiritual mentors know that something new is emerging," said Adam Bucko, co-author of the extended essay "New Monasticism: An Interspiritual Manifesto for Contemplative Life in the 21st Century" The piece is an attempt to put into words what has been stirring in their hearts of many young adults who feel called to lives of contemplation and action but who do not necessarily feel drawn to one particular religious tradition or to traditional forms of monasticism.
"The sisters, brothers and hermits that have been our mentors all have a real desire to connect with young people, but they are having trouble figuring out how to do it," said Rory McEntee, who co-authored the manifesto with Bucko. "We are hoping to serve as a bridge to connect the generations."
"The manifesto is a response to something we've been feeling in our hearts for a long time," Bucko said. And apparently it is resonating with the hearts of both old and young contemplatives alike. The manifesto has "gone viral" since the pair began mailing it to friends and colleagues during the summer (Full disclosure: Bucko and I were friends and fellow religious studies majors at St. John's University in Jamaica, Queens, N.Y., in the late 1990s.)
In the manifesto, Bucko and McEntee, both 30-somethings who were raised Catholic, bring their connections to interfaith spirituality to the milieu of new monasticism. Both have been inspired by Catholics whose spiritual lives drew from the contemplative wisdom of the East and the West, like Raimundo Pannikar, Trappist monk Thomas Merton and Benedictines Bede Griffiths and Henri Le Saux.
Rather than calling their vision "interfaith," though, they use the word "interspiritual," a term coined by McEntee's mentor, the late Br. Wayne Teasdale.
"Brother Wayne believed that the world's wisdom traditions were moving beyond the stage of dialoguing about one another's beliefs and rituals," McEntee told NCR. "Interspiritual means that once that deep respect and trust has been established among different spiritualities, we can actually move to the next level of sharing our mystical realizations with one another"
"All of us, at some time or another, have felt stirrings of what the monk aspires," Bucko and McEntee write in the manifesto. "We have all had moments of 'transcendence,' moments of deep passion for justice and truth, outpourings of compassion for others in suffering, or a perfect feeling of love towards our partner or children."
Bucko and McEntee understand the monk as the person who commits to seeking the deeper reality behind these experiences.
Theirs is a vision of a monk who cannot renounce the secular world because there is holiness there as well. "The new monk may be an artist, a scientist, a spiritual teacher, an elementary teacher, a social worker, a waiter. It is not so much the job that matters, as the place from which they approach their work," the manifesto explains.
Both McEntee and Bucko take it as a given that all may participate in this vision of new monasticism, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, gender expression or relationship status. Bucko's own work with homeless youth in New York City has heightened his awareness of the critical need for the full inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in religious and spiritual circles. Many of the homeless and at-risk young people he works with through the Reciprocity Foundation, which he co-founded, either ran away from or were thrown out of their homes because their parents refused to tolerate their sexual orientations or gender identities. …


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I just love this picture. You cought it so well.
beautiful tender moment
Great symmetry. Beautiful imagery and stunning emotion.
i really like the light and the contrast! great!!!
Tan hot ! y hermoso!
Nice shot.
intimacy n love closed in the "cage with barbed wire"...
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Incredible shot ! I love the "construction" the tones and the composition all leading to the tenderness and the passion of the two men. This is not a picture about sex or between two men but about love and between two humans. I never understood homophobia because it's only a matter of love and love is the greatest thing in life.
Lovely tribute to a masculine love... Great shot!
Oh man, a true classic. Gorgeous work, gorgeous men.
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So tender! Well composed, handsome models, yes, but the tenderness is what makes this amazing.
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It's a super balance in your picture. Both men seem equally strong and stable and are likewise guarded by these piers that nearly have a mirriring effect. your composition works for me, though I would have made things a little brighter and less dusky.
so romantic, great shot!
You, my good sir, is a very talented artist!
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Brian Thompson, who ran the River Run 15K this past weekend, is still recovering and is in an undisclosed location having cramped-up muscles kneaded out with a rolling pin. Therefore, enjoy a column about a race from the past.
By the way, he finished 320th this year and got a hat.
For the life of me, I will never understand why people pay 30 of their hard-earned dollars to strap on running shoes, pin a number to their chest and go run 9.3 miles.
For that matter, and just as confusing, I can't explain why my legs feel like steel girders and my checkbook is $30 lighter.
Oh heck, who am I fooling? I ran the 15K River Run this past weekend with 7,200 other out-of-their-mind freaks, and I loved it. It was a blast. Search me why, but running a race for no other reason than to say, "I ran 9 miles and you have spinach between your teeth," is the height of accomplishment.
It's mind over pavement. It's will power and wish power. I will my feet to go, and I sure to goodness wish they would listen ... and that it was all over.
It's about mental stamina as much as physical. The mental toughness is key. The mind must be in total control over the body, like a grizzled drill instructor barking commands -- foot number one move, foot number two move, foot number one.
Relax. Stride it out. Pick up the pace. Pass that person. Breathe. Oh my God, I forgot to breathe!
How in the world a runner could forget to breathe is beyond me, but I do it. I've gone miles without a sip of air, and only remember to take some in when I start wondering why it appears cars are floating above me.
Relax. Stride it out. Pick up the pace. Uh, what's that sign say about free beer if I stop? Are they serious? I like beer at 8:30 in the morning. No, no, focus.
And on like that it goes for 9.3 miles.
I didn't do half bad in the River Run. In fact, I did 90 percent good. I finished in the top 10 percent, the 438th runner to cross the finish line out of those 7,200 finishers.
And this year, no little kids passed me. (I tripped them.)
Finishing in the top 10 percent is pretty exciting, especially considering the fact that you get something extra for punishing your body that way -- socks. Runner's socks with red tops and writing that reads "10%"
What! That's it? I just pummeled my body, got blisters that resemble the Mona Lisa, dehydrated myself to the point that science labels me dust and beat more than 6,700 people who would rather be eating jelly donuts, and all you give me are socks!
How about a shirt that reads on the back, "If you can read this, you're losin'." Or some cash (shoot I would take 438 pennies). Or a medal. They give out medals at the end of the race, but everyone who finishes gets one. What's that all about, democracy?
I want something that screams out, "I'm better than all but 437 of you, and my wife's good looking, too."
Not socks.
Nonetheless, I don't run for the prizes (which is a darn good thing since all I ever get are free socks). I run for the thrill and the cool runner's high that makes me walk around in circles and babble.
And the River Run is a great race, winding from downtown along the river and through Jacksonville's quiet neighborhoods. People line the course yelling encouraging things like, "You can do it. You have it in you," or "My fat two-legged dog can run faster than that."
But I'm fine right where I am -- 438th, if you forgot -- comfortably in the middle of the top 10 percent pack, where we have a lot of fun, yell at bystanders and always put some serious thought into stopping for that free beer everyone is always offering us. One day, in my "10%" socks, I think I will stop for it.
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Some concept work I did for an 'Art Deco' building/city. Yes, it's mostly photo manipulation and some paintover, but when you're given 2 days to work on something, you do what you can, LOL...
Hey man, this is great! I was wondering if you would consider taking a commission for an event happening here in Perth? It's a Steampunk show, however I do need the artwork as quick as possible.
Hey! Sorry for the late reply, but my laptop was recently stolen and I'm in the process of getting a new one 😂... I can't do much work until then, sorry!!
Looks really fantastic. Buildings, composition, colors, everything.
Awesome! I really like colouring and atmosphere! It simply looks great!
Fun fact, the Dark Deco design came from the popular 1990s hit TV show, "Batman: The Animated Series."
Really? Wow, that recent? I would have thought it was an older fad... thanks for the info.!
You're welcome.
Well, to be fair, the show did take place in the 60s, and the art was actually inspired by earlier films such as Metropolis, as well as gothic architecture. Heck, the city is called "GOTHam".
Well, to be fair, the show did take place in the 60s, and the art was actually inspired by earlier films such as Metropolis, as well as gothic architecture. Heck, the city is called "GOTHam".
I see some of the Marriot Hotel in San Francisco in there
LOL, yep! There are buildings there from all over the world, LOL... but coming from SF, I needed to put some part of the city there!
**Speachless** <3
This building design has a almost underwater, Rapture style look to it with the greenish, mold like tones you've used on some of the buildings features.
I think it looks great and with the fog used the cover the buildings, giving a almost eery look to the picture.
Kinda using you in my artist research based on this piece, for college if thats ok?
Love it! I like art deco myself; there just too little of it here in Portland, Oregon!
Voodoo Doughnuts!!
Yes; although the line can be long at the downtown location. The other location often has no line
Interesting gren mode around the city. The art deco is one of my favorites architectures. Nice work
Wow! So cool!
inspired by Bioshock ? very well !
I love art deco, and this is ridiculously cool
this is gorgeous, i hope i can reach your level of artistry in my lifetime
very nice!
It looks exactly like the city from Bioshock.
This is awesome!
Absolutely beautiful!
Hey, thanks for the feature, it is much appreciated!!
you're not fooling anyone, this is a matte painting for an upcoming movie, and if its not it should be, excellent work
Excellent work! I wish cities did have more of an overall Art Deco look to them. I love those glowing green window / vent things at the top.
Superbe ! Don't have more words because it's just wonderful ! Amazing ! (sorry, horrible english :$ )
This is outstanding. Marvelous, marvelous work.
Looks like the Nightside from Simon R. Green's work.
Which as a good thing, I love those books.
Which as a good thing, I love those books.
Interesting, I've never heard of the title/author, but I'm always looking out for new things to read... I'll make sure to look it up!
Simply amazing, I love the concept it looks like something you find in art book for Batman. Great work
The art deco mixed with the imperial gothic arcitecture was the peak in human architecture.
That is exactly what springs to mind when I think of art deco. Podium rises, circular windows, rounded walls and wraparound glass. Winged emblems. Brass, chrome, copper and steel. Its just beautiful, you are extremely talented!
This could be Gotham City. Fantastic airbrushing.
(I'm sure someone has already mentioned BioShock while describing this piece. Since it's one of my favorite games, this piece really speaks to me. If you haven't checked it out, you really should. I think you'd appreciate the intricacies in the background elements. It's almost all deco.)
I really adore your lighting and color scheme. There's such an opressive, omnious feel to the piece.
Fantastic work. I absolutely love it.
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Fantastic work. I absolutely love it.
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Outstanding Skeleton!!!
All Captain has to do is follow the direction of the skeleton's eyes - oh wait.
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LOL! Haha I can see why you'd think that. Read the whole comic, it's hilarious, especially in the beginning. XD
Talking to a lady is not that easy XD
Lol i bet she was helpful
Captain, that is no way to ask a lady anything.
"... He was on his leash last time I saw him, but when I came back he was GONE!"
Wow, thats.... Um.... Yeah weird, asking a dead man for a lost person. Lovely.
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No, he hasn't. He lacks the eyes necessary for it.
Snippy's picture looks like a high school yearbook photo. Gray-blue background and all.
New desktop background.
"Have you seen my Snippy? D:" XD.
I like this, he kinda has a "okay I've now seen it all" vibe, very cool pcture.
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That skeleton is looking quite lovely.
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Pushkin Press have done a sterling job since they launched themselves on to the publishing world back in 1997. Having introduced a bountiful collection of literary gems to the Anglosphere, with translation after translation of novels, short stories, essays and poetry from revered writers of past and present. Pushkin Press...
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The American writer Jonathan Ames is someone you would describe as a Renaissance man, an author of numerous novels, essays and a graphic novel 'The Alcoholic', a columnist for The New York Press, creator of the HBO sitcom 'Bored to Death' starring Jason Schwartzman and Zach Galifianakis and...
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Erwin Mortier is a Flemish writer, whose work is sadly little known in the Anglosphere, but thanks to Pushkin Press that is changing. Erwin's literary style is unorthodox, always merging a diverse roster of themes to create stories that are deep with emotion. He has been dubbed the voice of...
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Her writing is beautifully brocaded with humour and sensuality, Ayelet Gundar-Goshen is an exceptional literary talent, whose debut novel 'One Night, Markovitch' is an incredibly rich tale of history, love, obsession and new beginnings.
Born in Israel in 1982, Ayelet studied Clinical Psychology at Tel Aviv University, has worked...
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For those of you not familiar with the goliath that is contemporary digital marketing, it operates like this - on the one hand you have a bunch of very clever people who have a passion for selling you things, and on the other hand you have a group of people...
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Robert Dubois is a comfortable, elegantly dissipated publisher of the old school tradition, drifting into the twilight years of a career filled with jolly literary lunches and yellowing manuscripts. But when a bold young intern presents him with an e‐reader (or 'Kandle') his cosy world begins to change. What is...
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Taschen's latest comprehensive tome focuses on the work of the greatest artist of Western civilisation - Michelangelo. In the beautifully designed Michelangelo: Complete Works, Taschen have really captured the artist's power and prestige. With many fold-outs of well-known frescos from the Sistine Chapel, such as the Creation of...
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An integral part of Persian civilisation, which stretches back several millennia, it's only right that the Shahnameh, the epic poem by Iran's national poet Ferdowsi, should be given a place within the sphere of international culture, just as Homer's Illiad, Dante's Divine Comedy, Shakespeare's Romeo &...
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He's a major force in the world of contemporary Indian fashion; Tarun Tahiliani, who has mastered a fine balance between aesthetics and design, recently stopped by Aashni & Co, in London, to host a "trunk show".
Giving guests a chance to view his latest collection...
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The legendary ballet dancer Margot Fontaine once said that dance communicates with people in a way that no other art form can, and it's true, dance has the ability to tap into the deepest recesses of our consciousness, both as performers and spectators. Aakash Odedra, a dancer who...
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It's a rarity to find Indian and Pakistani fashion spoken of in the same breath, the two countries design ethics are of course unique, but thanks to their close cultural and geographical proximity, there are a great deal of similarities when it comes to inspiration and palate. Each designer evokes...
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Anybody can take a photo, but it takes a special understanding and a whole heap of creativity to call yourself a photographer, Edmund Fraser is one of them. Based in North London, he ranges from fashion photography to experimental, and is co-founder of the arts/media agency
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Art and fashion are taken to the next level by St Piece, a new London based design studio, specialising in luxury scarves. Headed by Sandy Chang, St Piece fuses together contemporary art and design aesthetics with age old luxury, thus making them a unique addition to...
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For over 3000 years Iran has nurtured a rich musical culture, from Zoroastrian, Sufi and Tazieh music to symphonic classical to contemporary pop music. The progression of musical creativity came to an end in 1979, after the Islamic revolution, when all production, promotion and distribution of music were deemed haram...
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With his family's rich film pedigree, Shiv Darshan, son of acclaimed producer/director Suneel Darshan, has a lot to live up to. In a new film - Karle Pyaar Karle, released in cinemas this Friday, directed by Rajesh Pandey and produced by Suneel Darshan, Shiv makes his...
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If you're under 45, ask yourself this, when do I ever buy a print magazine or newspaper? Your answer will probably be whenever I go on a train/plane journey. This is good, because you've made that leap from elitist to egalitarian. Why so? Well, by getting your news...
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In Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn's extremely funny sitcom Yes Minister, there was a scene where Prime Minister Jim Hacker, haughty civil servant Sir Humphrey Appleby and bumbling assistant Bernard Woolley discuss who reads the newspapers.
Nearly 30 years after that very accurate piece of social observation, although society might have changed somewhat, much of what was said still applies, newspapers will always pander to their readers prejudices.
Social and political leanings dictate who reads what, and here's a rundown of which newspapers appeal to which people.
The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday
The Mail appeals to lower middle class and the grandparents of upper middle class people who thought Margaret Thatcher was the second coming of Jesus, bemoan the loss of the British Empire, think liberal teachers are turning their kids gay and brown people are colonising the Home Counties.
Although they're from different social classes they all have the same fear that in 20 years time Britain, sorry the European Union's Anglo-Saxon satellite state, will be governed by militant Muslims, Bulgarian pickpockets, homosexual paedophiles and hairy feminists.
The Daily Express and Sunday Express
Same as the above, yet Express readers have a strange preoccupation with the weather.....which is obviously being controlled by garlic chomping Frenchman in Brussels.
The Sun
Just like the Daily Mail, The Sun appeals to Little Englanders who agree with everything the Mail says, yet live on significantly smaller incomes and have low education levels, unlike Mail readers, flower arranging and Joan Collins doesn't appeal to them.
Sun readers tend to be male, work in the construction industry, think if a man doesn't like football then he's obviously a raging queen, enjoy ogling at girls with big tits, and hail Oasis as the best band ever.
The Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
Daily Telegraph readers are split between liberal conservatives and diehard Thatcherites, on the one hand you've got affluent fair-weather Christians in their late thirties and on the other hand you've got retired barristers and civil servants who are petrified of change.
Telegraph readers tend to be suspicious of the European Union (the Soviet Union in disguise) climate change (left-wing hogwash) and immigration (greedy foreigners sucking Britain dry) Oh, and Tony Blair (lying sneaky dickhead).
The Guardian and Observer
The majority of the Guardian's readership consists of white middle class people who like to lecture everybody about how bad slavery, colonialism and the patriarchy is. They have an inferiority complex about Western culture, own a Palestinian scarf (without actually knowing anything about Palestine) live in regenerated areas of big cities, and call themselves Socialists yet have lucrative careers usually in the media, judiciary or civil service.
Guardianistas as they're known profess egalitarianism and freedom of expression, yet if you disagree with them you're automatically a racist, sexist, homophobic, Islamophobic fuckwit.
The Independent and Independent on Sunday
Same as the above, yet Independent readers are another section of society who have a strange preoccupation with the weather....which is obviously being controlled by right-wing racists and British Petroleum.
The Daily Mirror
Similar to the situation between The Daily Mail and The Sun, the Daily Mirror appeals to people of the same mind set as The Guardian e.g. borderline Socialists and Labour Party voters, but on a low income. Mirror readers are devout fans of ITV, religiously eat roast dinners on a Sunday and regularly moan about how Margaret Thatcher buggered up the country for all future generations.
They also think that anyone with a posh accent is every shade of evil and working class people are the salt of the earth.
The Times and Sunday Times
Despite being owned by Rupert Murdoch, The Times are actually pretty diverse when it comes to opinions and you can safely read the Times without thinking "Oh God, a George Galloway or gay basher is reading the same thing!"
Times readers are, on the whole, rationally liberal and can't be bothered reading the opinions of whining radical feminists, Peter Hitchins-a-likes or anyone who veers towards political extremes.
They tend to have enough wealth for ordinary people problems not to bother them, a diverse stock portfolio, know at least one person with a giant yacht moored in the Mediterranean and own various villas in Tuscany.
Now, despite what you've just read, if you're at a bus stop, airport or train station and you see a person reading one of these papers, remember to not judge them too...


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