Truemors
Caught on film: India ‘not shining’
Arundhati Roy, India's celebrated writer of the novel 'The God of Small Things', that received a Booker Prize in 1997, is also India's very vocal social activist. Below is her piece on Slumdog Millionaire, which... 
created by rumana husain | 40 wks ago | updated 40 wks ago
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585 views | 29 recommendations | 12 comments
Galleries open doors to all art lovers tonight
Galleries open doors to all art lovers tonightMany art galleries all over town stay open later on the first Friday of the month. Here's a rundown of First Friday exhibits and other arts events this month:222...
House Bailout
from graphic silence
Natasha Wescoat Launches New Properties, "Babydoll Couture" and More
Exciting new ventures are blooming with popular contemporary artist, Natasha Wescoat. The artist known for her modern abstract landscapes and whimsical artwork, launches several new properties under her dynamic...
created by artculturenews | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Is the new arm of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Photoshop?
Is the new arm of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Photoshop? I quote from 'Haaretz'...."After Iran's provocative missile test launch on Wednesday, in which the Islamic republic test fired missiles it said could hit... 
MoD to be quizzed over lost data
"The information watchdog is to grill the Ministry of Defence over its data protection policies after it lost the personal details of 600,000 people. Defence Secretary Des Brown will also speak in the Commons next week about the latest loss of personal data, which went...
Natasha Wescoat Rising To The Top
Natasha Wescoat is already a home name. With over 700 original artworks and art prints in the homes and offices of thousands worldwide, she's only scratched the surface. This year, she has been on ABC's Extreme...
Response to “Broken Mirrors: A Theory of Autism,” Scientific American, No...
Response to “Broken Mirrors: A Theory of Autism” Scientific American, November 2006 - originally posted on my blog on Wednesday, August 08, 2007 Notes: The magazine issue cover art is actually quite poetic. ...
Wearing your anatomy on your skin: the anatomy tattoo gallery
I
personally don’t have any tattoos. I just haven’t found that one piece
of art that I can live with for the rest of my life. I do appreciate
them however. So I decided to look for people who were... 
created by streetanatomy | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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10487 views | 34 recommendations | 5 comments
Interview with top UK medical animation studio Medi-Mation
Many of the medical animation studios are
located here in the United States. That’s because demand for medical
animation is higher here than anywhere else in the world. We can thank
the big pharmaceutical...
created by streetanatomy | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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4338 views | 1 recommendation | 0 comments
Umbrella Forecasts Rain
Unbelievable! It has a transmitter in its handle that picks up signals from the Internet to compile a weather forecast. If you leave it by the front door, the handle will signal you if you're going to need it.
Tests of ER trainees find signs of race bias in care - The Boston Globe
For those that have asked themselves why Africans in the United States are afraid of doctors, here's one reason. And it's a reasonable one that many of us share. - The...
created by angryindian | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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