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Mona Lisa discovery
Leonardo’s famous portrait has long been thought to be of Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine silk merchant. It is thought the Renaissance master painted it between 1503 and 1517 while he worked in Florence, and then later in France.
However, Cotte has used Layer Amplification Method (LAM), a process of projecting a series of intense lights on to the painting and measuring their reflections…
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Girl with a Pearl Earring
Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer is shown at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace with High Spirits: The Comic Art of Thomas Rowlandson.
In Europe 1600-1815 over 1100 objects from the V&A’s collections of 17th- and 18th-century European art and design are displayed in a suite of seven galleries. The collection comprises some of the most magnificent works held by the V&A, including spectacular examples of textiles and fashion, painting and sculpture, ceramics and glass, furniture and metalwork, prints and books. Many objects were made in Europe by its finest artists and craftsmen for the period’s most discerning leaders of taste such as Louis XIV, Marie Antoinette, Catherine the Great and Napoleon.
Europe 1600-185, seven new galleries In Europe 1600-1815 over 1100 objects from the V&A’s collections of 17th- and 18th-century European art and design are displayed in a suite of seven galleries.
Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer While the subject-matter may be ordinary?–?the preparation of food, eating and drinking, the enjoyment of music or a family game?–?the painting is rich and jewel-like, with equal attention paid to a discarded clay pipe as to a fine silk drape.
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The Late Works
Having already suffered the early loss of his wife and three of their children, Rembrandt’s later years were burdened with bankruptcy, acrimonious legal proceedings with a former lover, and the loss of his common-law wife and only remaining son. However, far from diminishing as he aged, Rembrandt’s creativity gathered new energy.
From the 1650s until his death in 1669, Rembrandt pursued an…
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4-6 hours Why? Why Microsoft? Why? I need it now - not in 4-6 hours.
Yup, Microsoft Still Sucks
Yup, Microsoft Still Sucks
Six years ago, after many years of being a loyal Microsoft customer and a Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE), I finally had enough and made the switch to Mac. I’ll never forget the moment it all happened either – on the Acela to NY for a big meeting, and my Windows machine crashed (again), and sitting in front of me was a business man using a Mac and he looked blissful. I’ve never looked…
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Got a Bucket List? Take a quick survey.
Got a Bucket List? Take a quick survey.
I’m conducting a survey about bucket lists (also known as a life list). This is a private research project and all responses will be kept confidential. The survey is very basic and should only take a few minutes. You can even choose to remain completely anonymous if you’d like.
What is a bucket list? According to Mirriam-Webster, a bucket list is “a list of things that someone has not done before…
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If someone had told me a year ago that a year later I’d a) be living in North Carolina, and b) hanging out in my backyard tending to a garden, c) feeding peaches to deer, d) identifying more species of birds than I’ve ever known, I’d have laughed at you. Suffice it to say, I’ve embraced the change! Change is good. I don’t care much for comfort. It leads to predictability and that’s boring. And as boring goes, check this out. (I know I know, it’s a bit much but there’s no shame in my game.) We planted milkweed and it grew taller than me, something we were never successful at up in Boston for some reason. I’ve long wanted to attract monarch butterflies, and create an opportunity for new monarchs to hatch. Migrating monarch butterflies, after all, are in grave danger and that’s not good for our ecosystem. All that said, we had the great joy of watching caterpillars grow, gobble up our milkweeds, form their chrysalises, and then hatch into monarch butterflies. Sure, this is a grade school science experiment but the metamorphosis is truly a miracle of nature, and we were enthralled with it. Without further ado…
It started with a caterpillar, gobbling up our milkweeds, then there was a chrysalis, and then the monarch emerged, and took form, and climbed, and spread its wings, and flew. The whole process was 30 days, with the final stage (from hatching to flying) being nearly four hours. For all the photos see here on Flickr.
And a couple time lapse videos, from my YouTube page…
(Photos taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark III with EF100mm L Macro IS USM lens. Time lapse made in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.)
Butterfly Brain If someone had told me a year ago that a year later I'd a) be living in North Carolina, and b) hanging out in my backyard tending to a garden, c) feeding peaches to deer, d) identifying more species of birds than I've ever known, I'd have laughed at you.
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Your Move, Foursquare Most new apps, especially those that are hyped in the media or that scale quickly usually come with some kind of promise that's intuitively apparent, even if it fails to truly deliver on that promise right away.
WGBH Innovation Hub Gadget Review – November 2013
Another gadget review from yours truly on Kara Miller’s Innovation Hub program on Boston Public…
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Boston Area Entrepreneurs: Have Lunch with Your Favorite CEO
My friend and entrepreneurial mentor Joe Caruso founded BREW(Boston Region Entrepreneurship Week) a few years ago and this year looks to be the biggest and best yet. As a quick aside, if you’re an entrepreneur in the greater Boston area you surely know…
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WGBH Innovation Hub Gadget Review – October 2013
My latest segment on Kara Miller’s Innovation Hub program on Boston Public Radio for another gadget review. This one was about household gadgets. We discussed, and I reviewed, the Nest thermostat, the Fitbit Aria, and the Phillips Wake-up Light. It’s a…
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The Public's Interest
Back when Bob and I started CitySquares, we did so based on some very important founding principals. We felt very strongly about serving the needs of local communities, local businesses, local artists, among others. Oftentimes we even contemplated the…
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WGBH Innovation Hub Gadget Review – August 2013
Kara Miller invited me back to join her on Innovation Hub, Boston Public Radio’s popular program, for another gadget review. This time we discussed the ThermaCell Mosquito Repellant, the ATN Night Scout night vision binoculars, and the Garmin Oregon 600 h…
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It's the Little Things
Amazing how such a simple thing like a handwritten thank you note from a business can mean so much. I recently opened a new bank account for Sure Shot Labs, at Cambridge Savings Bank. CSB is one of a few banks that are recommended by Move Your Money…
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