Playwright Sarah Ruhl reads excerpts from “75 Essays I Don’t Have the Time to Write” in the Pearn Auditorium at the University of Scranton on Friday, October 21, 2011.
For an engaging personal account of the event, read Matthew Hinton’s post “A RETURN (to ART / PACK MENTALITY) … SARAH RUHL PROSELYTIZES at the UofS … and ECHOES in SOUND and LIGHT,” at The Analog Art Blog.
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I made this yesterday with a 16 oz. box of elbows but the rest of the recipe proportions the same to ridiculously decadent deliciousness. The only other substitution I made was to use one cup of sharp cheddar and one cup monterey jack instead of two cheddar. I added a little Parmigiano Reggiano and, of course, some hot Hungarian paprika.
I used seasoned Japanese Panko breadcrumbs for the top.
In any case, if you’re looking for a good old fashioned baked mac and cheese, I highly recommend this recipe. 🙂
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Fannie Farmer’s Classic Baked Macaroni And Cheese Recipe – Food.com – 135350
Slow vending at the South Side Saturday Market in Scranton today. Made a couple of new things to help pass the time productively…
An Awful lot of Vaudeville is not a tacky reproduction of a bygone era. Instead, it is a contemporary tribute to what was – and in many ways remains – an avant-garde period of pushing boundaries and crossing lines. Mojo Jujus romantic attachment to the dark, underground world of sleazy jazz clubs and flapper girls enables her to capture the essence of the 1920s while evolving the art form to fit the 21st century.
the beauty of balance by kittybelle on Etsy
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New blog at ArtsJournal.com. Considering the state of theater in Scranton today, I think it’s safe to say we need all the ideas we can get. And then, of course, guts and energy to implement a few. Let’s go. Failure or not, here we come! -ag
To engage successfully, arts organizations need to make authentic, substantive connections with their communities. Those communities should not be seen as a collection of market segments to be tapped in an effort to sell tickets or extend reach; they should be seen as indispensable partners in improving lives. It is the creation and support of healthy, vital communities that provide the ultimate justification for the allocation of financial and human resources that the arts require. Communities do not exist to serve the arts; the arts exist to serve communities.
Cute idea & I bet these would sell, but just the thought of that film edge rubbing against my skin is making me itch. Also those squares are so lightweight, the piece is bound to slide in all directions. I’m thinking it definitely needs to be encased in resin or mounted on a more substantial backing to really be a feasible piece.
How To Make a Film Negative Necklace
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I love the color of these blue quartz beads so much I couldn’t bear do anything to take away from them. Too simple?
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Cubist Blues Necklace by kittybelle on Etsy
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Funky vintage black and white plastic beads hang at random from a large link gunmetal finish cable chain for a contemporary tribal look especially powerful on summer’s bright solids. Closes with gunmetal finish s hook.
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