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- Faces from the edge of the Earth - OregonLive.com
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  On the first Thursday in July a woman walked through the doors of the Littman Gallery at Portland State University and saw herself across the room.
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- Ancient Rock Art Vandalized Again
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  Federal officials are offering $500 for information leading to the identification of people involved in scratching “Bad Habits” into a panel of ancient rock art. The vandals left other panels doubly damaged, including a rendering of a big horn sheep.
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- Patriarchy: A Primer for Men
  Posted by Shemuses
  Confronting patriarchy and sexism in hip-hop starts with awareness and empathy.
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- EU lawmakers fume over erotic YouTube clip - Online World
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  Commission spokesman Martin Selmayr said the shots in the clip — drawn from award-winning films such as "Amelie" and "Bad Education" — highlighted Europe's tradition of rich cinema. Selmayr said Tuesday that he had not received any complaints about the video, which was presented at the Berlin Film Festival in February as part of a four-clip media campaign.
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- The Record Industry's Decline
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  Record sales are tanking, and there's no hope in sight: How it all went wrong
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- Waitress and Mr. Brooks: Somewhere in America...
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  Only a few months before her film Waitress was accepted by the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, 40-year-old American director Adrienne Shelly was tragically murdered in New York City, a victim of the desperate state of social relations in the US. Her demise casts a pall over the sweet but limited comedy in which Shelly, a talented performer, plays one of the main characters.
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- Stanley Park's downed trees at core of art project
  Posted by Shemuses from CBC
  The trees felled by a destructive storm in Vancouver's Stanley Park could soon be turned into art. Vancouver's parks board has put out a call for artists, ecologists and educators to create proposals for environmental art.
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thedude comments on:
Film: Where is Osama bin Laden?

Morgan Spurlock never ceases to impress me… i just saw Super Size Me, which was amazingly insightful, and now he’s making a documentary that investigates the war on terrorism? well done indeed

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Edinburgh Film Festival: Solitary fragments or part of social experience?

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Sandyenglish comments on:
Faces from the edge of the Earth - OregonLive.com

This article could do with some more images of her work.

http://www.gwennseemel.com/paintings.htm

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Kristy comments on:
Faces from the edge of the Earth - OregonLive.com

Full disclosure: the artist is a friend of mine from high school… :)

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12:00 pm 7/15/07
Jeff comments on:
Tough titties | Salon Life

Kristy – methinks you’ll like this story from Rome

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