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Infographic: Difference Engine Initiative Ripple Effect
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The Difference Engine Initiative was comprised of two six-week game jams for first-time women developers. The ripple effect of the DEI has been extraordinary, with participants pursuing careers in game development, creating new community initiatives, and making more games. While some of these successes can be considered under the rubric of “Women in Games,” more have been due to the talent and dedication of the participants, the excitement generated by their games, and their leadership skills. The women of the Difference Engine continue to make awesome things happen.
Learn more about the Difference Engine and the games that came out of it:
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How to Be a Young Lady in 1939 Manhattan [via gawker]
howtotalktogirlsatparties:
What you know bout real menswear, doe?
echtang:
The Four Seasons Centre puts Toronto on the world map of culture.
The techniques of fashion photography used to depict farm animals.
http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/fantastic-portraits-of-farm
natashavc:
I first noticed the bird motif on the pro-ana sites. Girls described wanting to have bird bones, to be feather thin, ‘become frail’, to be light as air, be delicate, small, like a shimmering, (starving) sparrow.
The bird lust has seeped into other facets of culture, fashion...
These pictures of the Swedish subway system make it look a little like a creepy funhouse.
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How to Make a Doll Into a Wine Glass in 23 Quick Steps (at The Hairpin)
Yes, I will certainly watch this. Absolutely.
Forget the pleasant grove that’s supposed to receive Euridice’s corpse in the first scene: This show opened on a desolate beach, with a parade of mourners that resembled a Sicilian funeral procession, moving in silhouette across a pale and flattened horizon. But saying what it looked like can’t convey the combined force of the scene, the solemn opening chorus, and the contrast between the contained enactment of ritual and Orfeo’s violent display of grief. The whole show was like that, each element reinforcing the others, prodding you to hear something in a new way or to understand what words and music were getting at all along. This is why we go to music theatre; this is why it exists.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/music/orfeo-ed-euridice-at-the-coc-a-vivid-journey-into-the-underworld/article2015741/
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What I'm reading:
Vanity Fair by Thackeray
Funniest Amazon.com review:
"This classic is very difficult to read. Not only is it boring, but the way it's written is weird and jumpy. I did not enjoy the book. I only got through a few chapters before I gave up. It is also very long."
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This is my favourite photo (by Michael Cooper) from Ariadne auf Naxos. I think that's a humidifier in Richard Margison's dressing room.
Yes, this is my favourite comic.
75 abandoned theatres from around the USA