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Hi. New guy here. Stats are at about 135, bf%=?, 5-9. My goals are to gain about 10 pounds (fat + muscle) as soon as I can, I was thinking in the next 2 months. Is something like that realistic or not? I have been working out and eating rather haphazardly within the past couple of weeks with minimal gains in weight and minimal progressions in training. I would you to critique my routine and whatever it is I'm doing, point out the obvious to me, and help tweak it to maximize my weight gaining potential. I've posted here in the Diet section because I thought my diet would be more important in terms of helping me gain weight.
Work out with lifts:
Basically the first wannabebig routine with whatever equipment that is available to me. That translates to:
Day 1 : Chest and Back
Flat Barbell Bench Press : 100 x 3-4 , x 3-4
Low Incline Dumbbell Press : 60 x 10, x 10
Dips : (Assisted) x 10-15, x 10-15
Back :
Chin ups : (don't have the equipment)
Deadlifts : 100 x 10, x 10
Barbell Rows : 60 x 6-8, x 6-8
Shrugs : 80 x 10, x 10
Day 2: Rest
Day 3 : Legs
Squats : 110 + (how much the smith machine bar weighs) x 10, x 10
Hack Squats : (don't have a clue how to do these)
Leg Curls : 50 x 10, 50 x 10
Straight Legged Deadlifts : (don't do this)
Standing Calve Raises : 110 + (smith machine bar) x 10, x 10, x 10, x 10
Day 4: RestDay 5 : Shoulders, Triceps and Biceps
Military Press in Rack : 60 x 6-8, x 6-8
Seated Dumbbell Press : 20 x 10, x 10
Standing Lateral Raises : 10 x 10, x 10
Triceps :
Narrow Grip bench Press : 20 x 10, 20 x 10
French Press : 20 x 10, 20 x 10
Biceps :
Barbell Curls : 30 x 15, 30 x 15
Hammer Curls : 15 x 10
Alright, I know my lifts suck, but that's because I'm weak. And I find myself not being able to get to positive failure sometimes because either I am too tired or I don't have a spot to really get me to that failure point on some of the more heavy exercises. Another thing is, I'm a very busy guy and not getting a lot of rest and I would like if someone could provide me with a good 2 day bulking split. If I should stick to my current routine, add some exercises, get rid of some, add some weight, or lower some weight, train harder, let me know.
2 bagels + cottage cheese + milk
631 cals
79g carbs
49 g protein
13 g fat
3 mchicken sandwhiches
1350 cals
138g carbs
78g protein
54g fat
3 rice + chicken + frozen vegetables
1348 cals
124g carbs
119g protein
39g fat
3329 cals
341g carbs
246g protein
106g fat
That basically works out to 8 meals, eaten at different times during the day. A lot of times I don't even getting around to doing all the meals, so If anything at all, the values are gonna be smaller than what they are (I just punched that stuff into a nutritional site). I have trouble eating so much because I don't have a large appetite, and I find that I spend a lot of time just eating b/c I eat slow, maybe an hour and a half a day. So, any criticisms on my diet, if I should eat more food, or if should eat more healthy food are welcome.
Then there's sleep. I'm averaging from 6-8 hours of sleep a night (I know that sucks terribly), a lot of times sleeping from 2AM to 10AM. So, that hurts me a lot. How many hours of sleep a night should I be averaging?
I'm not downing 8-10 glasses of water a day, more like 5-6 glasses, so I know I need to up that.
I'm not taking any supps or weight gainers, but my friend said has good results from 1-AD, which is supposedly a testosterone booster. Anybody have any info on that? Side effects?
Ok, rip me apart. Thanks in advance.


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The recently completed Parrish Art Museum on Long Island may look like two barns, but it's actually a premier art exhibition space. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the sprawling, open structure takes inspiration from the peaked roofs of farm houses in the area. Most of the galleries in the remote exhibition space are naturally light through skylights that span the length of the dual-peaked roof.
Herzog & de Meuron [2] is known for translating archetypal designs in creative ways for their projects. The Parrish Museum is topped with a set of peaked roofs with overhanging eaves that create large covered terrace areas. The shelters provide shade, protection from the rain, and give visitors a place to take in the serene meadow landscape surrounding the museum [3]. One terrace even hosts a café with furniture by designer Konstantin Grcic, so visitors can enjoy a snack or glass of wine after perusing the exhibitions. Exposed beams jut out from each side of the eaves, tying in with the grey concrete of the museum walls.
Inside, the galleries are lit with skylights [4] overhead. Each gallery is capped with north- and south-facing skylights that track sunlight through out the day, illuminating the exhibitions inside. A unique narrow exhibition hall is sandwiched between the two peaked buildings, providing a corridor-like space for viewing art.
The new Parrish Museum double's the museum's available exhibition space while providing an energy-efficient lighting solution.
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Happy ending: Roy
Hargrove's stolen trumpet has been
After the instrument was pilfered at his performance
at the Boston club Scullers on May 19, a media
explosion ensued. Local TV stations were all over the
story for days, and the Internet had the story running
on multiple Web sites.
Then, during the holiday weekend, the DoubleTree Guest
Suites in Boston got a call Sunday from a man who said
that a "friend" had taken Hargrove's trumpet. The
caller said that when he saw the stories on the news,
he felt bad about it, so he left the trumpet in a
plastic bag in the bushes in front of the hotel. The
caller said he wasn't interested in the $500 reward.
Later, he called back to make sure that the hotel had
the trumpet. It did, and Hargrove was notified.
The musician may travel to Boston on Thursday to pick
up the trumpet and possibly sit in with bassist
Ray Brown's trio,
is at Scullers from Thursday through Saturday with
singer Marlena
Shaw. …
Just out on Galaxy records: Renascence, a
previously unreleased September 1975 live session from
late alto saxophonist Art
Pepper, recorded at the Bach Dancing and
Dynamite Society in Half Moon Bay, Calif. The gig came
a month after Pepper recorded Living Legend for
Contemporary, his first album as a leader since 1960.
… At the end of the year, Galaxy plans a five-CD
box set of the great, tormented Pepper's 1979–82
recordings for the Japanese Atlas label, in the
company of fellow altoists Lee Konitz and Sonny Stitt, trumpeter
Jack Sheldon,
pianist Lou Levy and others. …
Controversy surrounds the awards segment of
Billboard magazine's BET on Jazz Conference and
Awards, the industry convention setting up in
Washington, D.C., on June 7–9. The awards, which
in previous years had been voted on by combinations of
critics and industry folk, will this year be
determined largely by sales data supplied by
SoundScan, owned by Billboard. In other words,
no surprises, bring on Diana
Krall, and who needs anyone's opinion? Both the
BET and BET on Jazz channels plan on televising the
ceremony. Aside from handing out trophies, the
conference will features panel discussions on subjects
such as the selling of jazz in a hip-hop age and what
to do with jazz radio. A few jazz musicians, such as
pianist Herbie
Hancock and saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, will
perform. …
The Black Entertainment Television channel dubs June
Black Music Month and celebrates via BET movies, with
14 feature films, documentaries and concerts on the
roster. Hosted by bassist Stanley Clarke, the films
"A Great Day in Harlem," a documentary narrated by
Quincy Jones, June
5, 5:20 p.m.
"Sweet Love, Bitter," starring Dick Gregory and based
loosely on the life of Charlie Parker, June 6, 6:25
"Funny Valentines," starring Alfre Woodard and scored
by Stanley Clarke,
June 8, 8 p.m.
"Say Amen, Somebody," a documentary on gospel music,
June 11, 12:35 p.m.
"Ain't Misbehavin'," a musical tribute to Fats Walle, June 19, 8:00
"Can't You Hear the Wind Howl," a documentary on the
life of guitarist Robert
Johnson, June 20, 1:30 p.m.
"Lush Life," starring Forest Whitaker and Jeff
Goldblum as two jazz musicians, June 21, 8 p.m.
Saxophonist Karl
Denson's Tiny
Universe has been added to the Bell
Atlantic Jazz Festival in New York for two midnight
shows, June 9 and 10, at the Knitting Factory. As
heroes of the neo-funk-jazz movement, the band is
coming off a very successful national tour, which
culminated in three sold-out gigs at the New Orleans
Jazz & Heritage Festival. Denson, a former Lenny Kravitz sideman, has
also led the Greyboy
Boston's WGBH-FM (89.7) will present free lunchtime
jazz concerts each Thursday next month at South
Station. The two-hour concerts will begin at 11:30
a.m. The schedule includes: Ron Bosse & Pursuance (June
1), the Philippe Crettien
Quartet (June 8), the Rusty Scott Quartet (June
15), Kendrick
Oliver, the New
Life Jazz Ensemble (June 22) and the Victor Mendoza Quintet
(June 29). …
The radio station also is teaming up with the Coolidge
Corner Theatre for a June Monday night series that
pairs performances by New England Conservatory
musicians with screenings of jazz films. The schedule, focusing on documentary and performance films, is: "Last of the Blue Devils: Count Basie and his Orchestra, Big Joe Turner, Jay McShann" on June 5; "Texas Tenor: The Illinois Jacquet Story" on June 12; "Different Drummer: Elvin Jones" and "Sonny Rollins: Live at Laren" (double feature) on June 19; and "Mingus: Charles Mingus 1968" on June 26. …
Pianist Marcus
Roberts has announced that he will replace
singer Dianne
Reeves, who canceled her June 3 performance
at the Spoleto USA Festival in Charleston, S.C., in
support of the NAACP's boycott of events in the state,
which will continue to fly the Confederate flag atop
the state Capitol building until July 1. After that,
the flag, which many view as a symbol of slavery, will
fly at a Civil War monument.
"As someone who understands discrimination very well,
especially because of the fact that I'm blind, I view
the flag as nothing more than a symbol," Roberts said.
"I see my role as someone who can get onstage and
provide some therapy, or alternatives to seeing
differences as a dividing and bad thing, but as
something to embrace. As a culture, I can't believe
that a flag is still that big of an issue."
In a statement issued after she canceled, three-time
Grammy nominee Reeves said, "My forefathers and
mothers suffered, died and fought the power that this
flag represents so that our voices could be free.
Although I looked forward to participating, I have
decided to cancel my performance until the
circumstances evolve into a satisfactory
Meanwhile, Reeves and trumpeter Clark Terry will be joining
trumpeter Wynton
Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Orchestra in
their Fourth of July blowout tribute to Louis Armstrong, part of
the Liberty State Park Music and Heritage Festival, in
the shadow of the Statue of Liberty. … The San
Francisco Jazz Festival, running Oct. 25 through Nov.
5 in venues around the city, has announced a few
dates. Singers Abbey
Lincoln and Jimmy
Scott will open the festival at the Masonic
Auditorium, R&B legends Lou
Rawls and Ruth
Brown will sing on Oct. 27 at the Masonic,
and the same night the Herbst Theatre will host a
double bill of the Lee
Bley duo and Trio
3, featuring alto saxophonist Oliver Lake, bassist
Reggie Workman and
drummer Andrew
Cyrille. On Nov. 5 at Herbst it's harmonica
ace Toots
Thielemans' "Jazz in Brasil," and on Nov.
19 guitarist John
McLaughlin and tabla master Zakir Hussain revive their
group Shakti.
Jimmy Scott clearly has a thing for the San Francisco
Bay Area. He'll also perform in the city June 22 at
the Great American Music Hall and the following night
at Sweetwater's in Marin County. Little Jimmy is the
subject this week of National Public Radio's "Jazz
Profiles" (check with your local station for exact
date and time of broadcast). Produced by Njemile Carol
Jones, the program is hosted by singer Nancy Wilson, who says she
owes her entire singing style to Little Jimmy, who
turns 75 in July. Scott's new CD, Mood Indigo,
featuring saxophonist Hank
Crawford, guitarist Joe Beck and pianist
Cyrus Chestnut, is
due from Fantasy Records in June. On Aug. 10–12,
Scott sets up at New York's Birdland. …
Paquito D'Rivera,
the Cuban jazz saxophonist who fled his homeland in
1981 and now makes his home in New Jersey, has
published his memoirs. "Mi Vida Saxual" (Seix Barral)
has come out in Spain. His most recent album, Live
at the Blue Note (Half Note), was released last
month. …
Composer, multi-instrumentalist, educator and one of
three remaining members of the Art Ensemble of Chicago,
Roscoe Mitchell is
set to play two shows June 2–3 at Chicago's
HotHouse with his large band Concerto Grosso, featuring
Samuel "SavoirFaire"
Williams and Julie
Pomerleau on violin, Harrison Bankhead and
Jason Le Roebke on
bass, Chad Taylor
on percussion, Robbie Lynn
Hunsinger on oboe, Janice Misurell-Mitchell on
flute, Jen Clare
Paulson on viola, Fred Lonberg-Holm on cello,
Vincent Davis on
drums and Willy
Walter on bassoon. The group also boasts
dancers Atala-Nicole
Loud and Maia
McKinney and poet Martha Stahl. …
Concord Records has tapped its vast Latin jazz library
for a series of six Colors of Latin Jazz CDs,
featuring such players as vibesman Cal Tjader, percussion
legends Mongo
Santamaria and Tito Puente, singer/pianist
Tania Maria,
conguero Poncho
Sanchez and many others. The Colors of
Latin Jazz discs are subtitled A Latin
Vibe, Soul Sauce, Corcorvado,
From Samba to Bomba!, Sabroso! and
Cubop! …
Tenor sax legend Sonny
Rollins, 69, completed two sessions at a
New York studio recently and plans to mix the material
at Fantasy's Berkeley, Calif., studios in August,
making a year-end release likely. The music features
two members of Rollins' working band — pianist
Stephen Scott and
bassist Bob
Cranshaw — plus drum master Jack DeJohnette. Rollins
leaves next week for Japan, where he'll perform 10
concerts. … A three-CD box set of piano legend
Thelonious Monk's
Complete Prestige Recordings (1952–54)
will be released in July. The set also will contain
four 1944 tracks by tenor great Coleman Hawkins that were
originally released on the Joe Davis label with Monk
as a sideman, his first recording session. …
Zimbabwean Chimurenga star Thomas Mapfumo plans to
record his next album with jazz trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith and
guitarist Henry
Kaiser. Mapfumo saw the duo lead Yo Miles!, their tribute
band to early '70s Miles
Davis, twice at the Fillmore in San
Francisco. … Meanwhile, Kaiser has canceled the Yo
Miles! Sept. 1 gig at the Chicago Jazz Festival
because the event is sponsored by Philip Morris, and a
clause in all Kaiser's contracts stipulates that
events at which he performs must be free of tobacco
sponsors. … Yo Miles! will record their second CD
soon and will perform again at the Fillmore in August
or September. … Meanwhile again, Yo Miles! is not
the only band performing Davis' dark '70s Afro-funk.
Bitches Brew, led
by trumpeter Jab
Nabulo and guitarist Ezra Gale, performs
regularly at San Francisco's Paradise Lounge.
Pianist Chick
Corea will release two solo CDs on June 6.
On the first he'll tackle standards such as "Monk's
Dream;" on the second he'll play tunes of his own that
have become standards: "Spain" and "Brazilia," to name
two. Stretch/Concord is releasing the discs. …
Warner Bros. is shooting for a fall release of a
two-CD live set from the Pat
Metheny Trio, featuring bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer
Bill Stewart.
There could be a studio date this fall for the
Pat Metheny Group
as well. …
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|Reactions Classified By Conversion Type → Simple Reactions → Chemical Reactions
|Reactions Classified By Substrate → Small-Molecule Reactions
EC Number: 22.214.171.124
Enzymes and Genes:
|Bacillus subtilis subtilis 168:
|6-carboxy-5,6,7,8-tetrahydropterin synthase: queD
|Escherichia coli K-12 substr. MG1655:
|6-carboxy-5,6,7,8-tetrahydropterin synthase: queD
In Pathway: preQ0 biosynthesis
The direction shown, i.e. which substrates are on the left and right sides, is in accordance with the Enzyme Commission system.
Most BioCyc compounds have been protonated to a reference pH value of 7.3. Please see the PGDB Concepts Guide for more information.
Mass balance status: Balanced.
Enzyme Commission Primary Name: 6-carboxytetrahydropterin synthase
Enzyme Commission Synonyms: CPH4 synthase, queD (gene name), ToyB, ykvK (gene name)
Standard Gibbs Free Energy (ΔrG'° in kcal/mol): -4.5476685 [Latendresse13]
Enzyme Commission Summary:
Binds Zn2+. Isolated from the bacteria Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli. The reaction is part of the biosynthesis pathway of queuosine. The enzyme from Escherichia coli can also convert 6-pyruvoyl tetrahydropterin and sepiapterin to 6-carboxy-5,6,7,8-tetrahydropterin [McCarty09].
Citations: [Cicmil08]
Unification Links: KEGG:R09959, Rhea:27966
Relationship Links: BRENDA:EC:188.8.131.52, ENZYME:EC:188.8.131.52, IUBMB-ExplorEnz:EC:188.8.131.52
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Cicmil08: Cicmil N, Shi L (2008). "Crystallization and preliminary X-ray characterization of queD from Bacillus subtilis, an enzyme involved in queuosine biosynthesis." Acta Crystallogr Sect F Struct Biol Cryst Commun 64(Pt 2);119-22. PMID: 18259064
Latendresse13: Latendresse M. (2013). "Computing Gibbs Free Energy of Compounds and Reactions in MetaCyc."
McCarty09: McCarty RM, Somogyi A, Bandarian V (2009). "Escherichia coli QueD Is a 6-Carboxy-5,6,7,8-tetrahydropterin Synthase." Biochemistry 48(11);2301-3. PMID: 19231875
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Building back better or restoring inequalities? Gender and Nepal's earthquake response
Life after Boko Haram: A call to build a #FutureForOurGirls in Nigeria
"I can finally talk a bit about what it was like," says 17-year-old Aisha, who is rebuilding her life after captivity by Boko Haram.
"The experience of being verbally abused is traumatic, but I have a friend now because of the workshop and I am also learning to be less shy," says Fati.
"The programme has made me become more accepting of other people," says Binta, who is learning to trust again after captivity by Boko Haram.


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Role-Playing Scenarios
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This lesson plan is written around a brief role-play in which students learn about and act out plants and animals in a salt marsh habitat as the tides change.
Distribution of Active Volcanoes Exercise part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Role Playing:Examples
In this series of inquiry-based exercises about volcanoes and plate tectonics, students will collect, plot, and interpret data and finish with a role-playing activity and a virtual field trip.
Wonder Lake, a Case Study part of MnSCU Partnership:PKAL-MnSCU Activities
A town board based classroom scenario where students decide what to do with a parcel of land on the shoreline of a lake. Various interested parties try to purchase, but must answer town board questions in the process. Real issues of land-use, resource allocation, ethics, planning, and impacts.
An Activity to Introduce the Geoscience Perspective part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Role Playing:Examples
This role-playing exercise introduces students to geology by having them examine rocks from the perspective of a child, a sculptor, a geologist or someone from another walk of life.
Rescuing the Aral Sea: use of Case Method part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Teaching with the Case Method:Examples
A case based upon the environmental devastation of the Aral Sea that illustrates economic concepts of opportunity cost and social marginal cost.
Too many deer? A public hearing part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Teaching with the Case Method:Examples
Students reenact a public hearing to determine how to manage a deer herd that is overpopulated.
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A case for the analysis of externalities (social costs and benefits) in the context of recycling. Drawn from a program in New York City.
Yellowstone Fires part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Role Playing:Examples
This module enables students to take a problem-based learning approach to wildfires, in particular whether a "let-it-burn" policy makes sense in Yellowstone National Park.
Ideas for Resources: Geology Lab Manual part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Role Playing:Examples
This site offers an overview of role-playing activities and contains a partially-fleshed-out list of questions and situations dealing with water, minerals, and public policy.
WorldWatcher Project: Global Warming Project part of Pedagogy in Action:Library:Role Playing:Examples
In this exercise, students role-play advisors to various heads of state on the subject of global warming. The web site also has free modeling and GIS software and lesson and lab plans.


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Sri Lanka police reject US charges of torture and abuse in detention
Mon, Apr 22, 2013, 10:01 am SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka.
Apr 22, Colombo: Sri Lanka Police Sunday rejected the charges of torture and abuse of country's citizens during police custody, raised by the United States in the 2012 Human Rights Report released by the Department of State Friday.
The U.S. Country Report on Human Rights Practices for 2012 for Sri Lanka said although the law makes torture a punishable offense and mandates a sentence there were credible reports that police and security forces tortured and abused citizens.
Police spokesman Prishantha Jayakody said the police officials of every rank undergo training to maintain human rights when carrying out their duties and the allegations of torture and abuse raised by the U. S. report were "baseless".
He said incidents where police officers were accused of torturing the arrested people have not been recorded in the past year and the reference made in the report to an incident involving a former Police Officer in Charge (OIC) happened seven years ago.
"There have not been such reports in recent times," the spokesman said.
The U.S. report cited the case of former Polpithigama Police Officer in Charge W.E. Wijeratne who was convicted by the Kurunegala High Court under the Torture Act and sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment in January this year.
The Police spokesman said although the sentence was given this year, the incident took place in 2003.
He said the people can report such allegations to the Human Rights Commission in Sri Lanka or raise them in the court.
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Poultry and egg production
The OpenFields Library holds resources on poultry and egg production including:
Poultry management
- housing
- litter management
- poultry housing regulations
- chickens, layers, pullets
- turkeys, ducks, geese, and guinea fowl
Poultry breeding
- poultry breeds
Poultry nutrition
- poultry rations
- grit
- synthetic vitamins
- organic feedstuffs
Poultry health and welfare
- Newcastle disease
- avian influenza (bird flu)
- salmonella
- campylobacter
- fowl cholera
- parasitic infections
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ART REVIEW; An American Vision Far From Apple Pie
By ROBERTA SMITH
Published: June 13, 2003
The Brooklyn Museum's ''Pulp Art: Vamps, Villains and Victors From the Robert Lesser Collection'' is an underdone show of overheated art. It suffers from an installation that is both hokey and murky, accompanied by a display of pulp-related contemporary art that could have been more substantial.
Still, ''Pulp Art'' is essential viewing for anyone interested in American popular culture past or present. And for some it may also serve as a slyly invigorating antidote to the Guggenheim's recent display of Norman Rockwell's pallid paintings.
This is the second Brooklyn Museum show to come from the holdings of Robert Lesser, a retired broker of electric-signage contracts, and the author of four Off-Off Broadway plays, who seems to be foremost an evangelist of popular culture. His collection of space toys and robots was exhibited in 2000.
Mr. Lessing has written an informative, if sometimes histrionic, book on his pulp art collection, which the cash-short Brooklyn Museum is using as a catalog. In it he argues aggressively that American democracy created a ''Cultural Anarchy'' that grants all citizens ''the political permission to be pleased'' by anything they choose, despite the dictates of ''Tyrants of Taste.'' He rails against the neglect and widespread destruction of pulp-art paintings and claims as their precursors what he calls the pulp art of Breugel, Tintoretto, Dürer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Manet and Hogarth.
The gaudy, smallish pulp paintings that Mr. Lesser has collected were churned out by forgotten journeymen artists for reproduction on the covers of the immensely popular pulp fiction magazines that ruled the newsstands between the world wars. These monthly magazines emanated from publishing houses centered, along with their printers, on Madison and Lexington Avenues in Midtown Manhattan. Their ascent paralleled the increase in cheap paper stock (hence the name), low-cost shipping and the reliability of the United States postal service.
The survival rate of this cover art has not been high: unvalued by publishers and artists alike, the originals tended to be discarded immediately after use, or later, when businesses closed or buildings changed hands.
These paintings were, as Bessie Smith might say, built for speed. Their vivid scenes telegraphed the latest travails of sharp-jawed heroes, voluptuous women in scanty or torn garments and sundry bad guys and monsters. They were designed to out-rivet the newsstand competition and, like much television today, were aimed primarily at young white males.
The art signaled escapist reading in several genres: mystery, horror, western, air-war, romance or science fiction. Heroes included Doc Savage, the Spider, Tarzan and the Shadow, while villains and plots frequently reflected prevailing fads or anxieties centering on other cultures. The discovery of King Tut's tomb, the rise of the Nazis and the threat of war with Japan all register in these images. Aliens from outer space tended to be depicted more sympathetically than those from Asia, as shown in the section of the exhibition euphemistically titled ''Struggling With Diversity.''
Both formally and thematically, pulp art gave vent to the dark, violent, libidinous underbelly of the American psyche -- to the same degree that Rockwell's paintings blessed its wholesome, repressed, preternaturally sunny side. Both visions were fantasies gauged to deep-seated needs; both leaned heavily on sexual stereotypes; both were at their apex in the 1930's and 40's when men wore hats and women were wanton or just in the wrong place at the wrong time. In the show, a section titled ''Women in Peril'' is countered by one called ''Women Fighting Back.'' In his book, Mr. Lesser seems to cast the swing vote when he writes, ''Pulp art is hard whiskey: men's art fueled on testosterone.''
Not unexpectedly, the pulp paintings have a juiciness that Rockwell disdained. They are certainly more fun to look at. They go for the jugular. Their surfaces flutter with bravura flourishes. Their action is extreme and simple: one image -- call it anti-Rockwell -- depicts a sweet-faced grandmother sewing a young man's lips together. Colors are radiant and pure; copious amounts of red, usually seconded by yellow and black, seem to have been de rigueur.
The show's problems include an irritatingly dark, noir-style installation; its narrow corridorlike spaces seem intended to conjure up a dark alley and or a tunnel in the Mummy's tomb. The double and triple hanging of the works and their uniform matting under glass further increase the viewing challenge.
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With NFL assistant coaches considering forming a union --
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After completing four of the most monumental films in cinema history, you might think that director David Yates — whose latest film Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 is slashing box office records as we speak — would just want to roll around on a mattress filled with money and fan letters. But instead, the filmmaker is already working on a big new project: Cicero. It's a biopic about a particularly recognizable and intriguing figure: Al Capone.
The choice to play the lead in Cicero as it stands is Tom Hardy, one of several members of the Inception cast to appear in the upcoming (though not quickly enough) trilogy-maker, The Dark Knight Rises. Reportedly, the schedule for Christopher Nolan's next Batman installment, in which Hardy plays the iconic villain Bane, may conflict with Cicero, so nothing is definite for the Capone role.
Right off his success from the almost universally acclaimed Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Yates is receiving offers for two more projects. Interestingly, and appropriately, both are adaptations. The first is from the Stephen King novel, The Stand. The second is from the comic series, Fables. After he managed to both stay faithful to the book and still breathe cinematic life into the Harry Potter films, it's no surprise that Yates is getting a surge in notoriety.
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Lexington Diner, at the corner of Upper and Short, will celebrate its two-year-anniversary in February of 2016, but chef and owner Ranada West-Riley is already nearing celebrity status. West-Riley is scheduled to appear on an episode of the Food […]
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I was surprised that most people don't know the original meaning of the word 'demon'. It simply meant lesser deities. No more no less.
Rather than seeing the world as ruled by one single supreme God and his angels under his command, we can contemplate on innumerable number of so many deities, without really naming them. Or...should we even set boundaries between each of them? Am I the only one that sees old school religions as fanboy playthings for ancient people? Probably theologians were modern equivalent of D&D rulebook writers, since everything revolved around religion and so was entertainment.
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Dexter Price, 90, of Bedford, passed away at 10:43 p.m. on Monday, Feb.12, 2007 at Westview Nursing Home in Bedford.
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I don't think that previous discussion had much to do w/ some folks not coming 'round here any more, although I don't know that for certain.
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Rocket Fuel is buying data technology platform [x+1] in a deal that is worth about $200 million. Rocket Fuel also announced quarterly results today, generating $92.6 million in revenue, up…
Super Bowl Wednesday? 5 Brands Still Buying Twitter Ads
Big-game campaigns piggyback college football's National Signing Day
By Christopher Heine on Feb. 6, 2013 - 1:07 PM EST
Super Bowl XLVII might be 60-some hours into the books, but brands are still pushing their big-game-based initiatives via Twitter ads today. Marketers for Super Bowl advertiser MiO have purchased the…


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AB InBev Finalizes $107 Billion Bid For SABMillerAB InBev and SABMiller had twice extended the deadline for a formal offer implementing an agreement in principle announced Oct. 13.
SABMiller Agrees In Principle To Merger With AB InBevA combined company would have total annual sales of $73.3 billion.
SABMiller Reportedly Snubs Buyout Offer From AB InBevBloomberg Business says a $100 billion offer from Anheuser-Busch InBev was rejected by SABMiller.
Anheuser-Busch's 7 Years with InBev Brings Financial BoostInBev bought out Anheusher-Busch seven years ago today and the brewery's share price has risen.
Syngenta AG Rejects Monsanto's Buyout OfferMonsanto's second $45 billion offer to snap up Swiss agriculture and chemical giant Syngenta AG was rejected by the company.
Homeowner Blindsided by Bohemian Hill Mystery BuyerOne homeowner moved into her home two weeks ago, but now is being bought out.
Mizzou Offers Buyout Option for Some FacultyThe amount of savings would depend on the number of people who accept the package and their salaries.
TWA Buyout: 10 Years AfterFormer TWA exec sets the record straight.