30 new and notable augmented reality games from the last two weeks (3/7/18 | Adjustable Desk Chair Mesh Back

Michael Schenker FEST feat Gary Barden, Graham Bonnet & Robin McAuley – Irving Plaza March 10, 2018 – New york

Nick Cianci, Kyle Duke And The Brown Bag Boys, Daniel Donato, Jr Atkins – Pianos (Showroom) February 19, 2018 – New York

“This chair is fantastic! I needed an office chair for my home office that met fairly specific criteria: comfortable, no arms, height/tilt adjustable, and most importantly, cheap. This task chair seemed to fit all of my needs. After reading the reviews and comparing other chairs, it became clear that this was an incredible deal for only $55! … It is extremely comfortable, and I would know since I sit in it for eight hours on average every day. The height range is perfect as well; I have an older wooden desk that cannot accommodate larger or taller chairs or those with armrests, but I can fit this chair under the desk with ease and still have room to swivel around. The tilt option is also a very nice feature. You can adjust the tilt range as well as lock it, so there is no tilt whatsoever. Overall, this is a great task chair that is very comfortable and sturdy. When also taking the price into consideration, it is clear that this is a great deal. I highly recommend this chair!”

As far as materials go, the best office chairs run the gambit. You’ll find some with breezy mesh backs that’ll keep you cool, while others feature soft memory foam and luxe leather. Choosing the right material for you will largely come down to your personal preferences — and whether or not you’re prone to overheating.

“I just finished finals week and I have spent A LOT of time in this chair this week. It is extremely comfortable, especially given how inexpensive it is! I can sit in this chair for up to 12 hours without discomfort, which is pretty essential when you were a slacker and needed to cram a semester’s worth of information into your brain in a week. It’s not the best-quality materials, sure — but it is very comfortable and inexpensive. I am definitely glad I bought this chair!”

"A Room with a View" by E.M. Forster has been reproduced in a new audio production with acclaimed British American actress Rebecca Hall. According to its description, "It’s both the quintessential Edwardian love story and a classic piece of social comedy." Read more here.

The new home is impeccable, the cause is genuine and the price is right since a $100 ticket gets each buyer the chance to call the dream house theirs.

The new entrance opens to the living room, flooded with light from the French doors and tall windows. A white piano is settled in the front corner. Lush, warm colors are accented with pops of gold, also picked up in Lauren Hill’s painting of a peacock over the fireplace. 

The flexibility of this cold pack is what truly makes it a convenient, effective treatment for stiff necks and shoulders (and other body parts, as well). The pack contains gel that stays cold for hours, and it bends and contorts to perfectly fit your body and provide relief where you need it. The pack comes in four sizes: standard, oversize, half-size, and neck contour.

Join special guest hosts and some of the best up and coming stand up comics in the country and major headliners! Comics have been featured on Letterman, Leno, Fallon, Conan, Comedy Central, VH1, MTV, and many other channels, websites, radio shows, colleges, and clubs.

Nadia Granados and Amber Bemak in person. Rather than focusing on collaboration behind the camera, this screening looks at the ways that literal bodies become incorporated within the field of vision, often in conjunction with movement, sound, landscape, and politics. Alice Anne Parker facilitates a continuous dissolve between 87 nude bodies, whereas Luca Maria Patella’s TERRA ANIMATA animates figures within an abstracted landscape. BORDERHOLE expresses the political and spatial implications of an imaginary border between Colombia and the United States through movement and news footage. KwieKulik’s experiment on Morel’s Hill shows two groups working out a philosophical argument strictly by means of visual communication. Alice Anne Parker RIVERBODY (U.S., 1970, 6 min, 16mm) KwieKulik ACTIVITIES (Poland, 1972, 12 min, 16mm-to-digital) Luca Maria Patella TERRA ANIMATA (Italy, 1967, 7 min, 16mm-to-35mm) Nadia Granados & Amber Bemak BORDERHOLE (Mexico, 2017, 14 min, digital) Luca Maria Patella SKMP2 (Italy, 1968, 30 min, 16mm-to-35mm) KwieKulik GAME ON MOREL’S HILL (GROUP ACTION) (Poland, 1971/2006, 15 min, digital) Total running time: ca. 90 min.

IN THE JUNGLE (2017, 63 min, digital. With Cricket Arrison (of Wham City) and M.C. Schmidt (of Matmos).) Stephanie Barber has achieved the rare feat of carving out a cinematic (or more properly speaking, media-spanning) realm entirely her own. Equally attuned to the nuances of the moving image and of language, her short and occasional feature-length film and video works meld together elements of photography, poetry, music, and live performance, and display a sensibility that’s at once comical, lyrical, and melancholy. Her latest piece, IN THE JUNGLE playfully and sorrowfully tells the tale of an unreliable narrator in a self-imposed exile. Given a grant to study the equivalent of animal cries and whines in jungle flora, our heroine has lived for 1,612 days deep in an unnamed jungle. This jungle serves as an extended metaphor for excessive and continual growth and death and fear and sustenance, a metaphorical space of chaos in which the scientist finds solace and which stands in contrast to the human jungle of ‘civilization.’ Is IN THE JUNGLE – which grew out of a live performance – a filmed document of a theater piece, a musical, a poetic lecture, or some combination of a… (read more)