13.2.10
Movies: Eyes Wide Open (Einaym Pkuhot)
A bold movie of love "Eyes Wide Open, " set in a tightly knit Jerusalem orthodox community poses a question often asked, but infrequently examined in strict religious settings, how to manage same sex partnerships.
The movie came to my attention because I have been following A.O. Scott's recommended films at the New York Times. This film was listed this past weekend among his favourites.
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films,
movies,
New York Times Movies,
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11.2.10
Move Your Money Campaign: New Mexico
It appears that more than single depositors are moving their money from large banks with this 60-0 vote in New Mexico to move much of its state funds to credit unions and community banks.
If you don't know about the campaign, started at Huffington Post, check this link.
If you don't know about the campaign, started at Huffington Post, check this link.
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finances,
money,
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7.2.10
Irving Penn at the National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery (London) will have on exhibit from 8 February - 6 June 2010 more than 100 portrait photographs by Irving Penn.
About Irving Penn, recently deceased here and here.
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Irving Penn,
National Portrait Gallery,
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2.2.10
Groundhog Day
Six more weeks of Winter? Perhaps not!
My own neighbour, Cleo's Groundhog, did not appear today but the snow did.
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Groundhog,
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Behind Rockwell's Lens
A fresh look at Norman Rockwell on NPR.
The Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA will exhibit Rockwell Behind the Lens through May 31, 2010.
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art,
Norman Rockwell,
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1.2.10
Colour of the Pantone Year: Turquoise
The word spread in December, but I only caught up today that Pantone has selected turquoise as the colour of the year for 2010.
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Pantone Turquoise,
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