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I think this might become a favorite for when I need a tea that is nice, sweet and single noted. I am not in anyway a Oolong expert, and have not come across many that I really like…(So far have been preferring white fruity teas.) So I would not be able to say how much Oolong taste comes thru. I've made this hot, and it's good. Fruity, just a touch flowery. Next time I have it, it will be icy cold, I think I might add just a tiny bit of lemon juice.
I am very picky about vanilla. It is one of the most commonly added flavors to various things; teas, specialty coffee, candy,etc. And yet many places ruin it by adding either imitation vanilla crap or they pick the really cheap stuff.
Thank the Gods that that wasn't the case with Vanilla Comoro by Harney and Sons!
As with many teas, I am at the moment undecided whether or not I'd get more. I have decided that when it comes to H&S I am going to stick to samples and tagalongs, though even with teas that I am pretty sure I like well enough to get one of their tins, which I love, but given I am a tea hound who only has so much room in her tea cabinet, I am afraid that if I get that much tea, it'll get stale before I'm able to drink it all. I just like variety to much to have any interest in narrowing down to a few teas.
Anyways on to loving this tea. I'll have to keep in mind that decaf is not the same as caffeine free, and not have this to late in the evening. Sometimes even a little bit of caffeine can keep me awake.
This tea tastes like vanilla velvet if that makes any sense.
I actually had this tea last week, and got it the week before that from my favorite tea store in Plymouth, Mi.
This is kind of a fun, early afternoon tea that tastes best in a small to medium cup. I had put the appropriate amount of tea into my travel 16 ounce cup, and it didn't taste as good. Was kind of bland.
I tasted in addition to a pineapple-y taste, also a caramel taste. I don't remember any ginger pieces. Not sure if I would get this again, but we'll see.
Dry smell: sweet, chocolatey. Not sure if I smell strawberries though.
Taste: Kind of familiar, can't quite place it.
Chocolate flavored Tootsie Roll Pops! That's what this reminds me of! LOL. I hadn't eaten one in years due to a bad habit of chewing on hard candy and that being hard on fillings. I never thought I'd encounter a tea that brings back that memory! Giggles. I only wish there was more of a strawberry hit though, the red pops were my favorite. Hmm, I guess I could add some flavored syrup!
I actually was going to wait til tomorow to review this tea because I've been writing, but then I glanced at the clock discovered how late it was!
Decided what the hell write a review then get my sorry ass to bed.
Dry Smell: Hmm heavy, complex, kind of reminds me a little bit of the Mulberry Magic tea.
Wet smell: Pretty much the same, though seemed to be a little heavier.
Taste: Mmm. I like this. If I continue to like this I might add it to the order that I've been going back and forth about these last few weeks.
I'm not WOWED by this tea, it's more like a quiet wow. I did have 1 thought though: that it missed having some lemon rind pieces. I did not know where that idea came from, till I read the description for this tea as I sat down. And then I realized that some of the taste was citrus-y. It seems very muted though. I will try icing this next, damn my mouth is watering at the thought.
Smell wise: OMG. I could smell this all day and not get tired of it. I could wear it like a perfume on my date thursday with my sweetie…and he probably would not leave me alone. Giggles
Wet smell: pretty much the same
Taste: Ahh. it seemed to good to last. It's good, pleasant. I taste the crumble-y part. And a hint of blueberries. a bare hint. Generally I am not a huge fan of blueberries, though I do like eating them on occasion. But I do love artificial blueberry. The idea of blueberry tea intrigues me, I guess because it's a hard taste to deliver. I wanted to sprinkle some Cinnamon sugar in this, hoping to get the flavors to jump a little more, unfortunately, accidently added to much, but it's still drinkable.
On my package there wasn't directions in how to brew this, so I went with the green tea setting on my kettle (175 f) only just now looked at the website and it suggested 210. Hmm. It struck me as odd because everything I heard about teas that are blended with different types you go with whichever is the lowest, which makes perfect sense to me. But because I want to give this as fair of a shot as I can…I will try that next time, though I might be tempted to add a splash of blueberry flavored syrup or dried blueberries.
Would I get this again: Leaning towards no. But I just might get this again as a sample. And plan on trying this cold too. I think I'll have enough if I just do it by individual cup.
Well this tea was good, fairly chocolaty. But I am not sure I'd go out of my way to get it from DTT.
I've been on a minor quest to see if there is any chocolate teas that I would really love. A few that I've had a mild like for…at least at 1st, but by the 2nd cup or even by the end of that 1st cup and sometimes gotten so….ehhh about it I can't even finish! lol.
I did manage to finish this cup and still liked it. On to reviewing Blueberry Crumble, which is what I am actually drinking now.
Smell and taste wise, can't say I am especially impressed. However, if this does manage to keep me calm and energized…(Please no jitteriness, I detest feeling like I've stepped on a live wire!) I just might be inclined to keep this in my cupboard.
Why I am not impressed: (Nothing against Butiki:) Just about my own preferences, but easily doctored if need be.) I would prefer ALOT more Vanilla in this tea. And a little more Mint. And maybe a little more Lavender.
It could be, that I am just not a Guayusa tea fan. I tried the Citrus PileDriver by 52Teas yesterday, but wound up not being able to finish it til I got home, and neither time it really didn't taste like much but a bare hint of citrus. (I adore citrus in teas, as long as it's a bit sharp but nicely balanced out with sweetness.) But I havn't officially reviewed it yet because I want to give it a fairer shot.
I'm liking this alittle better as it's cooling down, next time I have it, I will ice it down. I feel kind of weird in having this much caffeine in the middle of the afternoon, even though I am a nite owl I try to avoid having a bunch of caffeine late afternoon because I rarely need help in staying up half the night. But…it's Wednesday and I rationalized it by thinking: Well, got to grocery shop, (My dad and/or I shop every few days, fruits and veggies get used up better that way.) Also got to pick up my grandmother for the evening, Dad and I are making pizzas with this flatbread I gotten last week.) Then drive Grams back home, and hopefully do some writing. You see, usually on Wed, by the time I get back home I'm wiped out. Tired but not sleepy. So I end up staring at the computer screen trying to muster up the energy to do some work, instead I either end up killing time til I'm sleepy with reading various forums, (Not a bad thing in of itself.) or watching a movie/tv show on my computer.
My writing lately has been awful, not the writing itself but I mean in pushing myself to do it regularly. So anyways, a long winded explanation of why I chose to drink a highly caffeinated beverage in the middle of the afternoon. If this works out in the long run, I may have this and other guayusa teas around for my morning "jump out of bed with a chirp of glee" lol. Something my dad used to say. I've never been a morning person even when I was little, so never jumped out of bed with a chirp of glee, even on snow days. More likely I would just go back to sleep for a few more hours.
Have you tried our Good Morning Sunshine? You might like that one a little more. That is my personal favorite of the guayusa flavors. It's a creamy lemon.
Can't write much of a review, taking a really quick break from writing, but wanted to get this down before I forget.
Ok, dry smell: nice, sweet, but not overkill. I think maybe I'll try the 175 F setting next time, or maybe use the stove top kettle since I got a Tea Thermometer, makes it easier.
At this moment, I cannot say I am at all impressed with this tea, it's ok tasting but kind of bland. But maybe it'll be different next time.
Yay, this seems to be working again!
Actually had a tiny glass of this last night but due to the fact it was still warm it didn't really impress me. I think I'll try coldbrewing it next.
Based on this glass of iced tea, I cannot say I am really impressed. I mean it's not terrible, and I wouldn't mind having it on hand for when I'm in the mood for iced tea…even in the winter sometimes I do crave iced tea, which I perceive as different then my usual tea cravings. It feels like the same cravings I get for juice. There…I think that makes better sense. But if I had to choose between Tropicalia and Pink Passionfruit, (I know I only had 1 cup of!) I would pick Pink Passionfruit in a heartbeat.
Now, this tea is not overly sweet, even with plenty of sweetener, which I consider a really good thing, the last pineapple tea I had…Oh Gods it was so gaggingly sweet! I didn't even ask where it was from, though I know it wasn't Teavana because I am pretty familiar with their base flavor profiles. This tea has a tartness that is nice, but in a understated kind of way. I would like if the apple just a bit more apparent, and a tounch more coconut. But….maybe coldbrewing it will bring those flavors out more. So if I cave and end up buying 50 g of Pink Passionfruit, maybe I'll get this 1 too.


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Today! PIIRS inaugurates faculty lecture series at Princeton Club of New York with talk on China by Christensen
In spring 2014, a series featuring PIIRS faculty associates speaking on key world issues will be launched at the Princeton Club of New York (PCNY). A collaboration between PIIRS and the PCNY, the series will be held at the clubs's facilities at 15 W. 43rd St. in New York City.
Thomas Christensen, the William P. Boswell Professor of World Politics of Peace and War, will lead off the series with a talk on "The Challenges of a Rising China," on March 5, at 6 p.m. Codirector of Princeton's China and the World Program, Christensen's work focuses on China's foreign relations, the international relations of East Asia, and international Security.
The second event, scheduled for April 30, at 6 p.m., will feature Bernard Haykel, a leading expert on the Arabian peninsula, a professor of Near Eastern studies, and director of the Institute for the Transregional Study of the Contemporary Middle Eastw, North Africa, and Central Asia, and of Princeton's Oil, Energy, and the Middle East Project, speaking on "Understanding the Arab Spring Uprisings." Haykel's current research focuses on Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
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COOPERSVILLE, Mich.-- A new set of restrictions on personal vehicle sales will take effect next week.
During its regular meeting last week, the Coopersville City Council approved Ordinance 457, which restricts vehicle sales to 30 days unless a special land use permit is obtained. The ordinance also restricts vehicles from being sold along the side of streets or highways, and requires the vehicle be displayed on the vehicle owner's property.
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COOPERSVILLE, Mich.—The owner of Sams Joint restaurant is closing his remaining restaurants.
Sam Bravata plans to auction off all of the vintage and collectable items that decorate the four restaurants online, beginning Tuesday, March 25. The first auction on Orbitbid.com will feature more than 600 items from the Sam's Joint in Coopersville. Subsequent online auctions will include memorabilia from the Middleville, Plainwell and Norton Shores restaurants.
Bravata opened the first of his nine Sam's Joint restaurants in Caledonia in 1977. The collectibles he used to decorate each restaurant came from all around the state of Michigan.
COOPERSVILLE, Mich.—The Coopersville Farm Museum is saving a summertime tradition.
On Jan. 14, the Downtown Development Authority voted to skip organizing the farmers market this year. The DDA said it didn't get enough response when it moved the weekly event to the Veteran's Park area.
Around the time of the vote, the DDA also approached the Coopersville Farm Museum to see if it would like to take on the farmers market. Within the last month, the Farm Museum decided to move forward with organizing the market.
Kate Landon with the Coopersville Farm Museum says the farmers market will be every Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., starting May 7 and running through October. Landon says the Farm Museum will also hold a farmers market on the last Saturday of each month. The event will take place in the Farm Museum's parking lot, at 375 Main Street.
COOPERSVILLE, Mich.— New restrictions to living in recreational vehicles within the city limits are now in place.
Coopersville's amended ordinance No. 456 takes effect March 19. The new guidelines were created after neighborhood complaints about people living in recreational vehicles and tents for months on end. The ordinance targets people that primarily live outside a main home with no water or sewer service.
The ordinance restricts living in travel trailers, pickup campers or coaches, motorized dwellings, tent trailers, boats and boat trailers, tent structures and trailers in residentially zoned areas to no longer than 14 days during a 30 day period. The amendment also limits the length of time recreational equipment can be connected to electricity in residential areas to 14 days within a 30 day period. Under the amendment, recreational equipment cannot be connected to sanitary sewer facilities.
COOPERSVILLE, Mich.— The Family Fare in Coopersville is on track to get a facelift.
During its regular meeting Monday, March 17, the Coopersville Planning Commission approved the store's site plan, which includes enlarging the fascade, repainting the entire exterior and switching out signs. The goal is to make the store more uniform with other Family Fare stores.
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CONKLIN, Mich (WZZM) - A big St. Patrick's Day parade continues Monday in a small Ottawa County Village. But this year there's concern it could be the final green parade down the middle of Conklin.
The bar which organizes the the parade is for sale.
Terry and Mary Ann Reagan have owned Fenian's Irish Pub for over 26 years.
The pub becomes topic of conversation around West Michigan each St. Patrick's Day when it holds one of the shortest parades in the world. Thousands are expected to participate in the parade that is only 150 yards long.
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A passenger was taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash Saturday in Fairview Township.
State police at Girard said the crash happened at 10:25 p.m. when a westbound vehicle on Route 20 driven by David Joseph Williams, of Lake City, turned left onto Imperial Parkway in front of an eastbound vehicle driven by Andrew John Gerbik, of Erie.
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TRENTON - New Jersey lawmakers negotiated late changes Monday to legislation restructuring the state university system, less than a week from Gov. Christie's deadline of Sunday for a deal.
The Assembly budget committee, working into the night, voted unanimously to move the bill forward ahead of a planned vote by the full Legislature on Thursday.
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No, not everyone on border disagrees with Gov. Perry's Guard deployment
If you keep your eyes open, the world ceases to be a black-and-white place on contentious issues.
Headlines such as "Border sheriffs pan Perry plan" on the National Guard call-up assert a finality to the debate — as if the authoritative voices have spoken, period.
Then came Laredo Mayor Raul Salinas to tell Quorum Report that Perry has blown things way out of proportion. He said the following about the Guard deployment:
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is the third president in a row to call up the Guard for emergency border duty, and he's sending help where help is not wanted, right?
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Some Phillies congregated around Roberto Hernandez's locker at Citizens Bank Park and smiled Thursday afternoon. Jonathan Papelbon hugged the burly righthander and wished him good luck with the Dodgers, his new team. Backup catcher Wil Nieves, who translated Hernandez's answers to reporters, joked, "He said he's going to miss Wil Nieves a lot."
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The demonstration of antibodies in the circulating blood by complement fixation was first accomplished by Bordet and Gengou1 and its application was made to tuberculosis by them several years before Wassermann and Bruck successfully applied the test in syphilis. If medical men should desire a less cumbersome term than the complement fixation test for tuberculosis it seems they could not do better than to term it simply "the Bordet test." The term has the advantage of brevity. It is historically accurate, and would fittingly perpetuate the name of the distinguished French investigator who first demonstrated the part played by complement in immune reactions—a discovery by which his German contemporaries were not slow to profit.
Wassermann and Bruck2 made experiments with complement fixation in tuberculosis before they developed the test for syphilis, and subsequently Citron3 made similar experiments. In these earlier tests, Koch's "old tuberculin" was used as
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Right-hander Rich Harden, shortstop Bobby Crosby, outfielder Milton Bradley, third baseman Eric Chavez and second baseman Mark Ellis are only a few of the players who will be instrumental but have either missed their share of time or played hurt and not been effective.
To bolster their depth, the A's signed outfielder Shannon Stewart in the offseason. With Kotsay's injury, Stewart is now slated to start in left field. A concern himself because of his foot injury last year, Stewart has looked impressive during the spring.
Looking for the strength of this year's team? Check out the bullpen.
The A's boast one of the top young closers in the game in Huston Street. Setup man Justin Duchscherer generally does a fine job sustaining a lead and getting the ball to Street. In a pinch, Duchscherer can also close games.
Oakland also has experience and versatility in its relief corps. Manager Bob Geren feels confident that right-handers Kiko Calero and Chad Gaudin can both go more than one inning. Newly signed lefty Alan Embree brings playoff experience and also possesses a lively fastball even though he's 37.
But the A's need to be a better offensive team than last season. They ranked second-to-last in the American League in batting average, slugging percentage and average with runners in scoring position. They ranked ninth in runs scored.
Getting full, productive seasons from Bradley and Chavez would be huge. They sandwich new cleanup hitter Mike Piazza, who is trying to fill the big shoes of Thomas. Piazza is a future Hall of Famer, but it's still unknown how he will adapt to being a full-time DH for the first time in his career.
PRIMED FOR A BIG SEASON: OF Milton Bradley was terrific in last year's American League Championship Series, batting .500 with five RBIs against Detroit. If healthy, Bradley will thrive as Oakland's No. 3 hitter. He also will play center field until Mark Kotsay returns.
ON THE DECLINE: RHP Joe Blanton had 16 victories last season, but what about that 4.82 ERA? He's been hit hard during the spring and could be cause for concern at the No. 4 starter spot.
INSIDE EDGE: First base prospect Daric Barton has looked impressive at the plate this spring. If the A's were to trade projected first baseman Dan Johnson, who struggled last year but still has some value, Barton could find himself on the major league roster sooner than he thinks.
Spring Notebook: Wednesday, March 28
-- LHP Joe Kennedy finally gave the A's a reason to feel comfortable about his spot in the starting rotation. The left-hander began his start on Tuesday with an ERA over 22. However, he allowed only one run in five innings against the Milwaukee Brewers, a team that scored nine runs off of him 10 days earlier. Kennedy struck out nine, walked only one and allowed four hits.
-- LF Shannon Stewart has hit better than .350 this spring and is showing no signs of the foot injury that slowed him last year. That's encouraging for the A's, who have penciled in Stewart to start in left field and hit second. If he's healthy and turns out to be a base-stealing threat, the A's even have the option of flip-flopping him in the batting order with leadoff man Jason Kendall.
-- INF Antonio Perez saw some action in center field recently, even starting Tuesday's game in center. With Mark Kotsay to miss the beginning of the season with a back injury, the A's are looking for depth at center, and they like Perez's potential in the outfield. That would make him a more valuable player and make him a near lock for the 25-man roster since he also can play three infield positions.
-- DH Mike Piazza crushed an opposite-field homer off Kansas City's Brian Bannister in a recent game. Just another meaningless exhibition homer, right? Maybe, but considering Bannister that had nailed Piazza with a pitch just above the left elbow earlier in the spring, causing Piazza to miss two games, it had to be a sweet trot around the bases.
-- OF Travis Buck might not make the Opening Day Roster, but he sure is making an impression at the plate. Of his first 13 hits this spring, six were doubles, which tied him for second in the Cactus League at one point. Though Buck, 23, is starting just his second full pro season, the A's could be tempted to give him a call-up if injuries hit their outfield.
-- RHP Justin Duchscherer has missed a large portion of the Cactus League schedule with right triceps tendonitis, but the setup man said he would only need four appearances in exhibition games to be ready for the regular season. He's a crucial part of Oakland's bullpen -- both as the eighth-inning man to hand over a lead to Huston Street and as a fill-in closer if Street gets hurt.
-- LF Bobby Kielty started Tuesday's game at DH and went 3-5 with two singles and a double. He scored two runs. Kielty is aiming to be ready to go on Opening Day.
-- A healthy Eric Chavez could help the A's score more runs than last season, when their offense was weak. Chavez hasn't had great results in the spring because he's tinkered with his swing, but he isn't overly concerned about it.
BY THE NUMBERS: 5 -- The number of pitches it took the A's to hit three homers off Kansas City's Brian Bannister recently. Nick Swisher, Mark Ellis and Dan Johnson went deep on Bannister in back-to-back-to-back fashion. The A's had hit only 11 homers all spring coming into the game.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "My wife wants it more than I want it. Last year, she got mad when she saw (Barry) Zito on a billboard in Oakland. ... I don't think starting Opening Day is going to get me any billboards." -- Right-hander Dan Haren, joking to reporters about how his wife wonders why he never has received more attention.


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A 40-year-old man died early Saturday when he lost control of his SUV and struck a struck a tree in the Town of Calamus, according to the Dodge County sheriff's department.
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The "they" consists of sophomore Tauren Poole, plus freshmen Bryce Brown and David Oku. Each has produced some spectacular plays in the Vols' first two full-scale scrimmage. The final dress rehearsal, scheduled for 12:21 Saturday at Neyland Stadium, may establish who follows Hardesty on the tailback depth chart.
"We need to see this Saturday before we can figure that out," Kiffin said. "It's not like there's a big difference. They're right on Hardesty's tail."
Here are Thursday's practice highlights:
- Chad Cunningham launched some booming punts in pre-practice warmups. Junior college transfer David Harrington nailed some beauties, as well, but wasn't as consistent. Harrington also had one punt blocked by safety Derrick Furlow in a "live" kicking drill.
- Juniors Dennis Rogan and Gerald Jones fielded punts and kickoffs, along with freshmen Oku, Nu'Keese Richardson, Marsalis Teague, Eric Gordon and Mike Edwards.
- Poole did an excellent job of containing linebacker LaMarcus Thompson in a pass-protection drill. Fullback Kevin Cooper showed his protection skills with some quality work against linebacker Nick Reveiz.
- Linebacker Rico McCoy, shedding some rust after an injury-induced layoff, made a great play to break up a pass over the middle intended for Oku. Linebackers Reveiz, Daryl Vereen and Jerod Askew also turned in pass breakups during the drill.
- Thunder forced the Vols to leave Haslam Field in favor of the Neyland-Thompson indoor complex at 5:50.
- Furlow intercepted a pass that bounced off the chest of freshman wideout Marsalis Teague.
- Gerald Jones broke loose for a 30-yard gain on an end-around to the right side.
- Freshman defensive tackle Montori Hughes sacked Nick Stephens for a loss of 10.
- Oku made several nifty moves on an eye-popping run of around 30 yards.
- Jonathan Crompton hit Gerald Jones on a seam route for a 50-yard touchdown.
- Crompton hit Zach Rogers on another seam route for another 50-yard TD.
- Gerald Jones needed an acrobatic dive to make a bobbling catch on a 30-yard go route.
- Freshman safety Janzen Jackson stripped the ball from tight end Luke Stocker, who got a brief lecture from offensive coordinator Jim Chaney.


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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The guys playing alongside and behind him called it one of the greatest rounds they had ever seen.
And this time, they weren't talking about Tiger Woods.
Davis Love III hit all the shots and made all the crucial putts Sunday in The Players Championship, closing with an 8-under 64 in cold, blustery conditions for a victory he ranks among his best.
"An incredible round of golf," Love said after winning by six shots in a tournament regarded as golf's fifth major.
It was every bit of that.
Two strokes behind to start the final round, Love blitzed the field with five straight birdies. From the pine straw on the par-5 16th, he wrapped a 6-iron around the pines and over the lake to within 10 feet for eagle, just like Woods had done before him.
When it was over, Love matched the best closing round in the 30-year history of The Players Championship and won the richest prize on the PGA Tour.
"It's the best round of golf I've ever seen played," said Fred Couples, his best friend on tour and playing partner Sunday. "He was just phenomenal."
Jay Haas, a co-leader to start the final round, was 2-under for the day and was pressing just to keep up.
"We just got run over by Davis," he said.
Love provided the charge everyone expected from Woods and delivered a performance every bit as dominant.
He finished at 17-under 271 for a six-stroke win over Haas and Padraig Harrington, his second victory this season and a huge boost to his confidence with the Masters only two weeks away.
"I wasn't picked as a guy to win Augusta the last couple of years," Love said. "It's nice to be back in that position."
Haas, trying to become the oldest winner of The Players Championship, settled for a consolation prize. He closed with an even-par 72, and his tie for second earned him enough money to move into the top 10 on the money list and qualify for the Masters.
Harrington, of Ireland, made back-to-back bogeys early in his round and was never a factor. He also had a 72.
Love was playing in the group ahead with Couples, who also had a 64 when he won The Players Championship seven years ago.
This performance was even better.
Strong, cold winds that shooed away the rain left the TPC at Sawgrass as difficult as it had been all week, but Love made it look like he was on a pitch-and-putt. Even into the crosswinds, the most challenging in golf, Love blasted his drives down the middle of the fairway and stuck his approach shots close to the hole.
"You can't do that for 18 holes, and he did it," Couples said. "In these conditions, he did not miss a shot."
Love, who earned $1.17 million, joined Couples, Jack Nicklaus and Hal Sutton as the only multiple winners of The Players Championship.
Love's best closing round ever was a 62 to win at Greensboro in 1992. He also had a 63 in the final round at the 2001 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and a final-round 66 at Winged Foot in the 1997 PGA Championship.
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To Fresh Market opening in Aiken — The upscale grocery opened Wednesday to a packed house - so many, in fact, that the management opened an hour early to let the long lines of people inside. Now that's a fine welcome.
To the USC Aiken men's basketball team — The Pacers defeated Barton 82-75 in the championship game of the Division II NCAA Tournament Southeast Regional to advance to the Elite Eight in the big dance for the first time in program history. The next stop for the scrappy team that until last week wasn't even ranked: March 28 in Louisville, Ky. We hope to see them in the national championship game in Atlanta on April 7. Go Pacers!
To a Geography Bee champ — Olivia Boice, an eighth-grader at Kennedy Middle School, is heading to a state-level geography competition. She's one of just 100 students in South Carolina to make it to this level.
To planning ahead — It will be about a year before the new Aiken County government complex on University Parkway is ready for the more than 200 employees who will move in, but county officials are already working to figure out how to manage such a mammoth move. That's one job that shouldn't wait until the last minute.
To the Statue of Liberty — Lady Liberty, closed since Superstorm Sandy damaged the island where it stands, will reopen to the public by Independence Day. The statue itself was spared in the late October storm, but its surrounding island was badly damaged. Railings broke, paving stones were torn up and buildings were flooded. The storm also destroyed boilers, sewage pumps and electrical systems on the island.
To computer hackers and bad security — As if it wasn't enough that South Carolina taxpayer information was hacked in a security breech, now we find out that personal information of 12,000 Savannah River Site employees may have been compromised.
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Magazine does disservice to Amarillo
For a number of years, I have been very unhappy about the way Amarillo is portrayed by outsiders.
In 1987, when my granddaughters moved to Cedar Hill, they were asked by people if Amarillo wasn't just an old hick town with cow lots inside the city limits.
Later I read a magazine article in which some of the magazine's writers had toured Amarillo and Lubbock and written about each city. In Lubbock, they toured the university, the nice residential areas and the new malls, making Lubbock sound like a nice place to live.
For Amarillo, they wrote a very different story. They had been taken to the Big Texas Restaurant and out to a ranch for a cowboy breakfast. They made no mention of seeing anything west of the Big Texan. Their story made Amarillo sound just like what those people in Cedar Hill thought it was.
Then I saw a tourist guide on the different towns in Texas, with pictures representing each town. For Amarillo, there was only one picture, and it was of the cowboy breakfast on the ranch. It's no wonder, with this depiction of Amarillo in the tourist guide, that Amarillo has a reputation for being a hick town.
With all the beautiful attractions in Amarillo, it surely deserves a depiction of something better than a cowboy breakfast on a dusty ranch.
A picture of our hillside hospital center, or one of Wonderland, or a skyline view of downtown would show Amarillo to be the modern city it really is.
Though maybe my son Larry was right when he said, "Why let people know what a nice, pleasant city Amarillo is to live in? If people learn how nice Amarillo really is, we could have a population explosion."
However, I don't like people thinking of Amarillo as a cattle feeding lot. I hope to see better advertising for Amarillo in the future.
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The Hot SardinesBerklee Performance Center
Fusing musical influences from New York, Paris, and New Orleans, The Hot Sardines transforms songs from another era into pop music for this century. Its sound is steeped in hot, foot-stomping jazz, salty stride piano, and the kind of music Louis Armstrong, Django Reinhardt, and Fats Waller used to make. Presented by World Music/CRASHarts.
Dokun Oke: A Thousand Miles AwayBerklee Dining Hall
In his senior recital, guitarist Dokun Oke presents the Plagal Cadence, a concert showcasing his original compositions and some indigenous music from Nigeria.
10th Annual Business of Hip-Hop/Urban Music SymposiumBerklee Performance Center
The 10th Annual Business of Hip-Hop/Urban Music Symposium, presented by the Berklee Music Business/Management Department, features a celebration of one of the most influential genres of music in today's record industry.
The 2016 Armand Zildjian Artist-in-Residence Final Concert with Special Guest Will KennedyBerklee Performance Center
This concert is the culmination of the three-day Armand Zildjian Artist-in-Residence Program, with special guest Will Kennedy.
Taksim TrioDavid Friend Recital Hall
After traveling to prestigious festivals like SummerStage, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, and the World Financial Center, Istanbulive comes to Boston with its seventh installment, featuring the U.S. debut of Taksim Trio.
Fantastic Negrito / PhéRed Room at Cafe 939
Upon winning NPR's inaugural Tiny Desk Concert Contest, Fantastic Negrito quickly won over critics with 2015's self-titled EP. R&B and urban pop artist Phé, will open the show.
Sarah SimmonsRed Room at Cafe 939
It's been three years since Sarah Simmons wowed her way onto the NBC reality show The Voice.
MarizaBerklee Performance Center
Performing for the first time in Boston since 2009, Mariza is a charismatic fado singer with a clarion voice and mesmerizing stage presence. Presented by World Music/CRASHarts.
Jungsoo Ji: Beat It
Red Room at Cafe 939
Guitarist Jungsoo Ji presents a rock fusion concert.
Takumi Kakimoto and Friends
Berk Recital Hall
Takumi Kakimoto will present originals and jazz pieces in a trio as well as a six-horn setting.
Berklee Global Jazz Institute Concert Series and Jam Sessions
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This Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI) concert features the BGJI Silver, Amber, and Red Ensembles.
Rodrigo Gramitto
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Guitarist Rodrigo Gramitto presents an evening of modern rock and fusion.
Ting Wei Tsai: To Venus and Back
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Ting Wei Tsai sings in both English and Mandarin, with original collaborations with pianist/keyboardist Yun.
Africana Studies Lecture
David Friend Recital Hall
Speakers will share scholarship and its application to the music of the African Diaspora.
Icons: The Music Lives On
Berklee Performance Center
Bridge The Gap is proud to present the first-ever merger show at the BPC. Icons: The Music Lives On will honor musical icons representing both Berklee and Boston Conservatory at Berklee who have died in the past 30 years.
Ryley Walker / Circuit Des Yeux
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American guitarist Ryley Walker performs. Circuit Des Yeux will perform as the opening act.
Valentine Komissarouk: Cultural Explorations
Berklee Dining Hall
Through interactive composition and improvisation, Valentine Komissarouk will present a snapshot of her life's work.
Saebyuk Lee's Senior Recital
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In her senior rectial, vocalist Saebyuk Lee will perform mostly jazz standards.
Margot Mayette Project
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Flutist Margot Mayette presents an afternoon of modern jazz.
José Andrés Benítez: Cabilla
Berk Recital Hall
José Andrés Benítez presents an afternoon of Latin fusion music and original compositions.
Forum Featuring John Patitucci and Ben Street
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This Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI) forum features John Patitucci and Ben Street.
Anthony Jolen
Berk Recital Hall
Songwriter Anthony Jolen presents a collection of his original music.
Berklee Brass Showcase
David Friend Recital Hall
An evening of brass music from the classical and jazz idioms.
Samuel Batista's Senior Recital
Red Room at Cafe 939
Panamanian alto saxophone player Samuel Batista presents his senior recital accompanied by his quintet, Third Land.
William Trueblood's First Recital
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Trumpet principal William Trueblood and his closest friends will play some original compositions and arrangements.
Ian Steed Quartet
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Ian Steed and his quartet return, playing instrumental original pieces and jazz covers.
Ben Bartlett: Moose Fleece Recital
Berk Recital Hall
Moose Fleece Recital is an eight-piece jazz ensemble playing original music by Ben Bartlett.
D Mo's Family Reunion
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Hong Kong is dense: three takes
Andy Yeung's drone photos of Hong Kong.
Michael Wolf's many photos of Hong Kong (and other megacities).
Peter Stewart's photo art of Hong Kong. (Before and after)
Michael Wolf's many photos of Hong Kong (and other megacities).
Peter Stewart's photo art of Hong Kong. (Before and after)
freely downloadable patterns: The Amazing Pattern Library
The Amazing Pattern Library is an ongoing project which compiles patterns shared by designers, available to be freely downloaded and used without restriction.
A hard stare from a public bench bear
"London has become a literary playground: a project by the National Literacy Trust has scattered 50 book-shaped benches across the capital for the whole summer, each dedicated to an iconic London-related author or character." (The Guardian). The BBC report about the literary benches; the full list of benches from the Books about Town website. CNN has a slideshow that includes a nice photo of the Paddington Bear bench in use.
Sufjan Stevens, Serengeti and Son Lux are: Sisyphus
"s/s/s started to sound like the Nazi Schutzstaffel with a lisp so we had to change it. We wanted a word with three S's and Sisyphus felt like a capable anti-hero—endless struggle, the human plague, the existential condition. We are all working towards nothing. Also, the apparent futility of this collaboration—a black rapper from Chicago, a white singer-songwriter from Detroit, and an arty producer with cool glasses, though I dunno where Ryan's from, Cleveland? We have so little in common but we have deep love for each other and we are pushing that stone together." That's Sufjan Stevens, talking about his collaboration with the rapper Serengeti (David Cohn), and singer/producer Son Lux (Ryan Lott), who released their Beak & Claw EP last year as s/s/s (Bandcamp), and have recently released their debut album as Sisyphus (Bandcamp). [more inside]
The Map Is Not The Territory
Soviet Futurism
Tekhnika Molodezhi was the Popular Mechanics of the Soviet Union. The magazine, whose name means Technology for the Youth, had illustrations of everything from space stations, computerized farming, transport of the future, friendly robots, to more abstract images. If you don't want to hunt through the archive, Mythbuster's Tested website has a gallery of 201 great images from the magazine.
"the whole rational creation formed a single dancing chorus"
The Dancing Saints is "a 3,000 square foot icon wrapping around the entire church rotunda, showing ninety larger-than life saints; four animals; stars, moons, suns and a twelve-foot dancing Christ." Among the icons are traditional saints like Francis of Assisi and Mary Magdalene, but most of them are non-traditional saints, like Florence Nightingale, John Coltrane and Lady Godiva's Horse. The Dancing Saints Icon is inside the St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. You can watch a video tour of the church's architecture, read an interview with iconographer Mark Dukes, and a short essay on the Dancing Saints Icon by Richard Fabian.
The Thinker at the Gates of Hell
A twenty-five minute doctumentary about Auguste Rodin's monumental sculpture "The Gates of Hell," which exists in two radically different versions. From the first version spring many of Rodin's best known sculptures, including his most famous, "The Thinker," originally conceived as a portrait of Dante gazing at Hell from above. It was never cast in bronze during his lifetime and was somewhat notorious for never having been completed, but is now considered to be one of the greatest sculptures of the modern era.
Limonious in fine style
Wilfred Limonious was a visual artist who created many album covers, flyers etc. for dancehall artists. His best-known work is in a light-hearted style inspired by comic strips. In Fine Style collects several illustrations by Limonious along with related paraphernalia, and Interruptor maintains a more comprehensive archive of his cover artworks.
International Art English
"The internationalized art world relies on a unique language. Its purest articulation is found in the digital press release. This language has everything to do with English, but it is emphatically not English. It is largely an export of the Anglophone world and can thank the global dominance of English for its current reach. But what really matters for this language—what ultimately makes it a language—is the pointed distance from English that it has always cultivated. " - Triple Canopy magazine on why do artists' statments and press releases sound so utterly odd and confusing.
"I didn't want to speak, but I wanted to be like, 'Hey kids!' Then I was
Visual artist Nick Cave (not of The Bad Seeds) worked together for months with students across various departments of the University of North Texas to present Heard, a visual and musical burst of vibrancy based on Cave's childhood experiences of colouring in horses and being told by his mother: "It doesn't matter if it's pink. If he wants it to be pink, it can be pink.". And not just pink, even.
"We cannot send 'The Dog' to the museum basement because it was on the apparently nonexisting second floor of the Quinta."
The Black Paintings is the title given to a series of works by Spanish artist Francisco Goya painted directly on the walls of his house from 1819-23. Their provenance has been doubted much like that of The Colossus, which has recently been attributed to Goya's assistant. Either way, the Black Paintings are masterpieces and have pride of place in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, which has put them all online in high resolution (you can save images to your computer in high resolution). [Goya previously]
Michael Asher (1943–2012)
"Michael devoted his work to exploring the limits of the galleries and schools and museums that give context and space for art, poking at all sorts of barriers and shibboleths with a humor that was sometimes sly, and sometimes hilarious. He removed walls and doors and windows from galleries and museum spaces, letting in daylight and air, letting out preconceptions." Pioneering conceptual artist Michael Asher dies at 69 [more inside]
Hokusai's Great Wave
The Great Wave off Kanagawa is probably the most iconic Japanese artwork in history, often used to illustrate tsunamis, and scientists have attempted to analyze what kind of wave it depicts. The woodprint is part of the 36 Views of Mount Fuji series, which depicts the famous mountain from different spots in Japan. The artist who made the Great Wave, Katsushika Hokusai, created thousands of images, many of which can be viewed online, such as in the internet galleries of the Museum of Fine Art and Visipix (Visipix' Hokusai page). Besides woodprints, Hokusai produced sketchbooks he called manga, one of which, number twelve, can be flipped through on the Swedish Touch and Turn website.
The Breaking Bad Art Project
The Breaking Bad Art Project is on exhibit at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles through August 26. [more inside]
Chéri Herouard and La Vie parisienne
Two Flickr sets of 295 illustrations and 103 illustrations each (plus three more illustrations), by French artist Chéri Herouard who is most famous for his work for "naughty French magazine" La Vie parisienne from 1907 to his death. You can find some high quality scans from La Vie parisienne and more information about the magazine at Darwination Scans. Quite a few of the images are not safe for work. [via Kate Beaton]
PBS Off Book
The first episode of the second season of PBS Arts web-original series Off Book is Animated GIFs: The Birth of a Medium (mini-documentary, ~7 min). "OFF BOOK explores cutting edge arts and the artists that make it. Breaking the mold of the definition of art, OFF BOOK explores the avant-garde, the experimental and the underground artforms that are supported by online communities." [more inside]
"these little songs, and many like them, were made for the comfort of my friends, in their sorrow, doubt and suffering"
An internet search, even in these days of abundant information, yields only that the pamphlets can be found in various library collections, and that they continued to be produced into the '70s. And that Edmund Wilson once sent one, "Mr. P. Squiggle's Reward," to Nabokov, calling it "one of the oddest of many odd things that are sent me by unknown people." He also got the title wrong, dubbing it "Mr. P. Squiggle's Revenge," which is probably significant. But that's it: nothing about Volk or McCalib.Epitomes was a series of pamphlets published by Elwin Volk and Dennis McCalib. Few traces of Volk's life are to be found, but he seems to have been a lawyer, and wrote at least a couple of pamphlets about law, which he self-published in Pasadena. McCalib is equally elusive. A man by that name contributed to an issue of One: The Homosexual Viewpoint in 1964. A Dennis McCalib also used the pseudonym Lord Fuzzy. The aforementioned "Mr. P. Squiggle's Reward" got a curt, two half-sentence dismissal in Poetry Magazine, otherwise these pamphlets seem not to have troubled the literary world. Someone donated their manuscripts to UCLA where they rest undigitized in fourteen boxes. But Library of Congress has scanned a total of twenty-six pages in high resolution.
"a monument to the decline of monuments"
After the highly publicized Bruce Lee monument was erected in Mostar, a city and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005, a series of similar ventures were initiated in rural Serbia. Some sociologists describe the glorification of nonpolitical celebrity figures as the result of an identity crisis caused by the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, a period when a once functioning multi-ethnic unity collapsed.— Turbo Sculpture is an essay by Aleksandra Domanović about sculptures of pop culture heroes, e.g. Bruce Lee, Rocky Balboa and Bob Marley, which have been placed or proposed in the nation-states that once comprised Yugoslavia. You can also watch a photo-illustrated reading of the essay voiced by a dead-pan British man. [via We Find Wildness]
Giorgio Morandi
Aspirants to the role of painter-as-poet are many. Giorgio Morandi was the real thing. [more inside]
The paintings of Don Van Vliet
Don Van Vliet is self-taught. He neither expects allowances for the amateur's lack of dexterity nor permits any technical deficiency on his own part to limit his scope. Nobody's understanding or forbearance sets limits to what he does - any more than does the fear of going wrong. The lacerations, transgressions, and awkward moments that he introduces are unpredictable, as is their duration; when he takes the figures that confront him and tugs them out of shape, he simultaneously tugs himself out of shape - and out of his own limitations. - Roberto Ohrt
Scottish artist Robert Montgomery and his billboards and neon signs
"Robert Montgomery works in a poetic and melancholic post-situationist tradition. He makes billboard pieces, recycled sunlight pieces and drawings." This one's my favorite but I like others too. Here are a few more examples: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Simon Tookome, artist and whipper
"I'm proud of being recognized as an artist, but I really want to be known as someone with a special talent for the whip." Simon Tookoome, who passed away last year, was justly celebrated as an artist in his lifetime. You can view 39 of his pieces in The Canadian Art Database (including my favorite of his, the sculpture Shaman Wolf). But whipping was closer to his heart, and in his prime may have been the world's greatest whipper. Sadly, I could find no video of him from before 2000 on the internet, but here he is at 72. You can read a description of him at his peak in this condescending Time article about the 1972 Arctic Winter Games. And you can watch a few more Simon Tookoome videos here.
Found Functions
Found Functions. An elegant demonstration of beauty in mathematics (and landscape). Nikki Graziano is a math and photography student at Rochester Institute of Technology; some of her photographs were recently featured in Wired. Graziano "overlays graphs and their corresponding equations onto her carefully composed photos. ... Graziano doesn't go out looking for a specific function but lets one find her instead. Once she's got an image she likes, Graziano whips up the numbers and tweaks the function until the graph it describes aligns perfectly with the photograph."
Art by Alasdair Gray
Alasdair Gray is best known as a novelist but his illustrations of his own books have long fascinated and delighted. Here you can see hundreds of artworks by Alasdair Gray, including some book illustrations, from 1950 through 2009. Here are a few of his works that I like: unfinished Scottish Society of Playwrights poster, Nina Watching the Simpsons, Erics Watching Television, Ice Age and Babylonian Science, theatre poster for A Clockwork Orange and the Scots Hippo series. Also on the website there are a lot of articles about and by Alasdair Gray reposted from various publications. And finally, here's a podcast of a talk Alasdair Gray gave called The First Pictures I Enjoyed.
Caravaggio and Rembrandt, two great tastes that go well together
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam invites you to compare Caravaggio and Rembrandt. For an overview of Rembrandt's work here are Rembrandt van Rijn: Life and Work and A Web Catalogue of Rembrandt Paintings. For Caravaggio there's caravaggio.com which makes use of the Italian website Tutta l'opera del Caravaggio.
Iconodule website
The Temple Gallery in London has more than 200 items of Eastern Orthodox religious art, principally icons, on its website, both from the current exhibit as well as older pieces. Icons have been a part of Orthodox Christianity for centuries and they are loaded with meaning. The theology is elaborated upon in this essay on the history, principles and function of icons by iconographer Dr. George Kordis. One of the subjects of the essay is the Byzantine iconoclasm, a central event of which was the Seventh Ecumenical Council, depicted here in an icon. Here are some other icons I like: The Forty Martyrs of Sebasteia, St. Alypius the Stylite, Synaxis of the Archangels, Dormition of the Virgin and Presentation of Christ in the Temple. [Click on any image for a larger view]
Trimpin: Musical Sculptor
Seattle-based German artist Trimpin makes sculptural musical instruments. He was profiled in a mini-documentary by Washington public TV station KBTC a couple of years ago. Here are videos of some other works of art he's created, Fire Organ, Liquid Percussion, Cello, Sensors and Record Players, Contraption at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, MIDI-controlled Player Piano and Sheng High. Kyle Gann wrote an essay by that placed Trimpin in the tradition of John Cage, Harry Partch and other avant-garde American musical inventors. The audio of a nearly hour and a half long 1990 interview with Trimpin by Charles Amirkhanian can be downloaded from the Internet Archive. Another, more light-hearted interview in connection to his show at this year's SXSW, where a documentary about him premiered (trailer).
Wriston Art Center Galleries Digital Collection
The Wriston Art Center Galleries Digital Collection at Lawrence University has over 1500 images of various artworks, focusing especially on prints & printmaking and ancient coins. All can be viewed in extremely high resolution (click "export image" above the artwork). Here are a few I particularly like: Beginning of Winter (Japanese woodcut), Rising Sun (Paul Klee painting), From Distant Lands (watercolor), Three Kings (Jacques Villon engraving), Untitled I (netting) and Noble Lady and Prince (Japanese woodcut).
French Drawings
The Essence of Line is a collection of over 900 drawings by French artists "from Ingres to Degas" by the Baltimore Museum of Art. I'd link to some highlights but the site did such a stellar job of it that I'll just direct you there. They also have some sketchbooks. Note that some of the drawings have short essays about them. As a related link, here is the famous Demonographia, with drawings of demons by Louis Breton and descriptions by Collin de Plancy.
Artists' Books Online
Artists' Books Online is a collection by the University of Virginia of artists' books. Artists' books are works of art that take the form of books and are often both text and visual art. Either way, they're awful interesting to look at. Here are some artbooks to get you started: How to Humiliate Your Peeping Tom by Susan Baker, The Word Made Flesh by Johanna Drucker, Life in a Book by Francois Deschamps, A.A.A.R.P. by Clifton Kirkpatrick Meador, opuntia is just another name for a prickly pear by Todd Walker and Black Dog White Bark by Erica Van Horn
Art and poetry from the post-Enligthenment and pre-Modernist era
ArtMagick is a collection of art and poetry that roughly dates from after the Enlightenment but before Modernism. While the poetry section is extensive the main draw is the sites extensive art collection, which can be browsed by artist, art movement, title, theme or albums created by the site's users. So, forget the summer heat with some chilly pictures of winter, check out famous objects of devotion or search the archive.
Banksy uncovered?
English newspaper Mail on Sunday claims to have uncovered the identity of artist Banksy claiming his name is Robin Gunningham: "People who know Gunningham are now unable to say what has become of him. His father Peter, who lives in Kingsdown, Bristol, denied that the man in the photograph was his son, and his mother Pamela was surprised by the picture, then denied she even had a son, let alone one called Robin." More information in a report from CBC. If you don't know who Banksy is visit a Flickr pool with over 7000 pictures of his work in situ or check out previous MetaFilter posts about Banksy.
The World's Fifty Best Works of Art?
The World's 50 Best Works of Art (and how to see them) in the opinion of critic Martin Gayford. [more inside]
The Many Worlds of Artist Suzanne Treister
The website of artist Suzanne Treister holds many treasures, such as watercolors based on NATO's item codification system, reimaginings of the front pages of various newspapers as alchemical drawings, invented Amiga videogame stills and, my favorite, the huge images from Hexen2039 - new military-occult technologies for psychological warfare. She's also the director of the International Corporation of Lost Structures and the Institute of Militronics and Advanced Time Interventionality, an organization committed to time travel based research since 2005. Rumor has it that Treister and IMATI star researcher Rosalind Brodsky are one and the same person. The Rosalind Brodsky page has a ton of stuff on it. Here's a small sample: Time Travel Equipment Designs, Brodsky's Delusional Watercolours, Biography of Rosalind Brodsky and Time Traveling Costumes.
net.art generator
net.art generator [via William Gibson] The art is created through a Google image search and some automatic image manipulation. For examples, go here.
Irving Sandler Artist File, a good way to search for recent art
Irving Sandler Artists File and The Curated Artists Registry are searchable databases of lesser known, contemporary artists. You can search by name, keyword, media, style/genre and location. [via The Economist's Art.View]
3 Young Baltimore Figurative Painters
3 young Baltimore figurative painters Lillian Bayley (toyworld alienation) Rachel Bone (a saner, calmer Darger) Alyssa Dennis (bleak figures in a bleak world) [via New American Paintings]
The sphere. A simple object. Primitive. Round.
The CGSphere Project is simply this: What can you do with a round object in your 3D world?
Gallery here
Contributors have tried to create the most captivating 3d sphere, using their choice of software.
My favorites: My Precious. No Way Out. Solar Radiometer. Idea in a Cage. Sputnik. Hunter Killer. Don't Do it. mini adventure. Corals. Pin Ball. Spy Hole.
The CGSphere Project is simply this: What can you do with a round object in your 3D world?
Gallery here
Contributors have tried to create the most captivating 3d sphere, using their choice of software.
My favorites: My Precious. No Way Out. Solar Radiometer. Idea in a Cage. Sputnik. Hunter Killer. Don't Do it. mini adventure. Corals. Pin Ball. Spy Hole.
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