I have a small piece in a group show of present and past Gowanus artists at the 313 Butler Gallery. If you are in the area, drop by- there are many nice artworks in the show and it's up for a while. There is a silent auction so bid your heart away if you see a piece you love.
I am honored for my work to be included in a show of "Downtown Legends" featuring prominent local artists' interpretations of historical landmarks in Downtown Brooklyn. The show is organized by the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership. The exhibition will take place at the Brooklyn Historical Society from December 9th through the 31st.
The Brooklyn landmark that I chose to paint is the old Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, a truly spectacular example of neo-classical architecture built in 1908 by the famous architectural firm Mowbray and Uffinger. Designed to awe its customers, the interior is a vast cavernous space with an imposing rotunda of marble columned, crowned with mercury dimes. The idea behind the Dime Savings Bank was that anyone could open an account with just a dime, and the dime motif is everywhere. I can't imagine a more effective way to be inspired to save than looking up at this majestic sight. Encircled by these marble columns is a giant clock, truly the centerpiece of the room. Normally I don't paint interior views, but this one was too good to pass up.
A view of the the rotunda from the second floor balcony.
Myself and the other artist who will work with this subject were given special permission to enter the bank and take photographs. I invited photographer Catherine Talese to join me, as she excels in this type of photography and she was kind enough to share her beautiful photographs with me to use as reference (these here are mine, not at all as good!) We were able to see the vault in the basement- it was the stuff of bank robbery dreams. Naturally we looked in some of the safety deposit boxes to see if anyone forgot their stash; alas- we came away empty-handed.
I wonder what these safety deposit boxes held? Cash, jewelry, love letters?
The painting I'm working on is on the larger side, 45 x 65" approximately. My approach was to get the drawing close to accurate, and then start stripping away until I get at its essence. I'm hoping to hit upon the spiritual feeling you get walking into such a grand space. The bank definitely seems like a "church of money" so to speak. The idea of saving as a moral goal is echoed even further by the quotes about saving and frugality which are literally etched in stone on benches around the rotunda. One of my favorite sayings: "the mind that is anxious about the future is miserable." I couldn't agree more.
Here are a few shots of the painting in progress. It's likely to change a lot before it's completed but these will give an idea of my process and the general feel. I'll post the completed work soon. Enjoy!
"You Got Me", watercolor on paper, 2.5 x 3.75"
Gowanus Open Studios is this weekend, and Arts Gowanus helped arrange a donated space for some of us "displaced" artists from the building at 112 Second Avenue. who lost leases last month and were without exhibition space for the festival. We are thrilled to have a space donated by Brooklyn Lofts & Galleries in a space curated by Dylan Bauver; the building is run by Alex Robayo.
In addition to our art, there are over 30 other artists showing in the building. There is also a live mural painting, live music and a food truck!
Featuring: Jen Ferguson, Alex Nero, Mahalia Stines, Alexandra Baye, Sara Galkin, Kiley Ames and Tara Kopp.
It's always hard to move studios, especially when it's unexpected (the building was sold and leases broken) and miss a much needed opportunity to show work; for many artists, the open studio events are a much needed potential source of income. So we owe much gratitude to Abby Subak at Arts Gowanus, as well as Dylan Bauver, Alex Robayo and Gowanus Lofts & Galleries for their generous help- THANK YOU!
I am participating in a group show of Brooklyn Oenology label artists this month. I created artwork for two BOE wines, a Merlot (sold out) and Riesling (still some bottles available.) I will be exhibiting one painting, which is shown here. It's one of my newer pieces. Below is the official press release for the show- and the wine labels I created. hope to see some of you there!
Williamsburg Brooklyn, NY, June, 2016 —Brooklyn Oenology, the first urban winery in New York and pioneer of "Brooklyn Terroir," will celebrate its 10th anniversary in June 2016.
The Tasting Room will host two gallery shows during the summer that pay tribute to the artists whom have contributed to BOE labels over the past ten years. The first will be on display June 22 - August 2 and the second show will run August 3 - September 12. In total, 28 artists will participate in the showcase, showing a mix of new and favorite works.
The new releases of the 2014 Chardonnay and 2013 Merlot will feature limited-edition labels, commemorating the past 10 years of BOE. A limited quantity of these uniquely labeled bottles will be available for wine club members and for sale in the tasting room.
The opening reception of Retrospective Art Show: Part 1 is on Thursday June 30th, 7 to 10pm. BOE will feature $2 off glasses of the new releases of the 2014 Chardonnay and 2013 Merlot, which feature limited-edition commemorative labels, 10% off bottles of the wine to go, and complimentary snacks.
I had a great time participating in Firehouse Gallery's artist talk earlier this month. (I also won "Best in Show," a giant honor given the quality and range of art, and they presented me with a check!) Several of the participating artists were there to speak about their work, as was I. It was informal but informative. A warm group of creative people and interested observers had an interactive tour around the show and we all learned about the unique motivations, inspirations and view points of each artist present. And I was impressed by the strength and quality of the art community in Orange, NJ.
Talking shop with guests at the Firehouse Gallery, Open Orange 2016.
The idea of my process being that there is no set process. Each painting begun as if amnesia had set in, and I'm painting for the first time. This sounds fairly implausible, but to large extent that is how I feel, each new work having it's own rules and unknown destination, and requiring a retrofit approach to technique.
That in the evolution of a painting, plans are useless. Allowing the paintings to become what they seem to "want" to become, or what my subconscious must want, along a meandering garden path of mental foibles, makes all premeditation folly.
I hope to write extensively on the philosophy of painting someday. I'm constantly writing notes while painting in the hopes that eventually, I'll have organized thoughts about the subject that will be worthy of an essay.
I'll be speaking at Firehouse Gallery in Orange NJ on June 11th, 2016. There is a closing reception of Open Orange, an annual exhibition of regional art hosted by the Valley Arts Organization; my art was chosen "Best in Show" and I'm very honored.
In addition to myself, a few other highly accomplished artists in the show will also speak on their work. Presiding over this year's show were Tricia Bloom, Curator of American Art at the Newark Museum, Diedre Harris-Kelly, Co-Director of the Romare Bearden Foundation, and Marie Samuels, who serves on the acquisitions committee at the Parish Art Museum and is the Executive President of Artadia.
The event is at Firehouse Gallery, 580 Forest Street, Orange NY on Saturday June 11, 3-5 pm.
I will be speaking on non-process, the meaning of place, and how to tell fortunes by the interpretation of random brushstrokes.
My studio is located in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn. Ever since I moved my studio here, I've been astounded by how much support local artist receive from just one organization: Arts Gowanus. Headed by Abby Subak, and aided by a steadfast crew of loyal hardworking and thoroughly involved staff and volunteers, the group is a cornerstone of the arts community in Brooklyn. Running everything from workshops to help artists learn to better their careers to the yearly Arts Gowanus Open Studios, the organization is a huge benefit -directly and personally- to us artists here.
Every year they hold a benefit event- where you get to pick and take home an original artwork by a local artist. Last year it sold out, and was tremendous fun. This year, I am donating a framed watercolor titled " Sauvage." It's a study for a new large painting. The image is 9 x 12" and it will be framed to 16 x 20" I actually have an opening in Williamsburg the same evening, so I won't be able to attend, but I am honored to donate it as a support to Arts Gowanus. Here is a link to the event page where you can register!
I'm so pleased to have one of my paintings included in this superb exhibition at Site Brooklyn. "Landscape: A Sense of Place" is the perfect show for my work, as the idea and feeling of place is central to my work. I walked by the gallery the other day, and the show looks fantastic; a large variety of interpretations of the theme, and excellent quality of work. If you love painting you'll love this show. I believe there are also some great photographs too. The opening is Wed. May 25th, 6-9 pm. I'll be there!
How does an artist frame a landscape? Inevitably, it is an act of choosing: what goes in, what goes out? Poussin and Lorraine first brought landscape, which was previously relegated to merely backdrop for other images, into a subject of its own. After the Impressionist revolution, by the 20th century, the definition of "landscape" expanded considerably. Photography became widespread. Also, it included cityscapes and the explosion suburban subjects, conceptualization, abstraction, and gesture. Artists also brought in other materials such as video, collage, or elements earth or city themselves.
Fundamentally, landscape posits the challenge of how we view and engage with the world around us. This exhibition seeks to show how contemporary artists take up this challenge.
I'm participating in Urban Folk Art Gallery's Annual Brooklyn Bridge Show, which opens Friday May 20th and runs through June 20, 2016. The show is a well rounded and diverse example of contemporary Brooklyn artists' interpretation of the our local architectural icon, the Brooklyn Bridge. Urban Folk Art always puts on a smashingly fun opening; there are sure to be lots of friendly people and great art to peruse, so swing by! If you miss the opening, the show runs through June 20th so there's plenty of time to stop by and pick up an affordable, awesome piece of Brooklyn Bridge art.
I'm very pleased to have two paintings included in the 12" x 12" group show at Roig Gallery in Hoboken. The opening is Thursday, April 14th, 6-8 pm; Roig Gallery is located at 252 First Street, Hoboken. The gallery is a short walk from the PATH and ferry terminal and Hoboken is filled with restaurants and bars to enjoy after the opening.
The two paintings I'm showing are both inspired by Hoboken. Hope to see you at the opening; the show runs through May 14th.


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Lately I have been wanting to add an a at the end of Liz, my nickname. In case you didn't already know, my full name is Sarah Elizabeth Lawson. Sabby is a combination of my first and middle name, and every other nickname except the middle school nickname Bearah is derived from Elizabeth.
Liza just seems so nice, though. I can still be that strong Liz, but I can have a girly/pretty touch, too. Liza seems a lot more playful than Liz, which seems uptight.
Why does Liz seem uptight to you? Doesn't seem that way to me. I can definitely understand Elizabeth being an uptight, stuffy name, but nicknames generally don't have that type of air about them.
I've never had a nickname. 😛 My name is so short that you can't really make a cute nickname out of it.
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Oh I know what you mean. I love making my own layouts, but when I try to be reative and different from my usual style it never turns out lol. I had some pretty cool ones (or to me their cool) but I could never make anything like them again- trust me, I've tried lol.
I agree that getting rid of all that "junk" your website feels so much more clean and sleek.
I think liza is definitely more feminine than liz. and why don't you like the name sarah?
Sarah is way too common, and I just don't like it for me. It's kind of got a lot of background to it experience-wise, and it reminds me of someone I used to be. It was just a rough patch for me, and I want to get away from that, hence the nickname.
As for Vicky here's this if you wanna go all Greek stories or whatever on it. Haha. I like names for some reason, so searching them is pretty fun… In high school I knew two Victorias with the nicknames Vita and Vee, and they seem as close to Vicky for nicknames as it gets?
Sarah Elizabeth Lawson is a gorgeous name. :* I think both Liz and Liza are great nicknames! You know best what kind of name will represent you most accurately, so you should go with whatever you think is best for you.
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I'm trying to figure it out. 🙁 Blah. I just want to feel fresh again name-wise.
Liza definitely is more feminine. I never found the name Liz uptight, for some reason, though.
I don't really have a nickname. I like the name Clarisse! A couple of people call me Reese though. One person used to call me Clar. Another person calls me Clarry, though that just sounds stupid.
"Clarisse" is fine with me.
I do like Liza. I like Liz equally as much though.
This will explain the "uptight" part thing.
My mother got my name from the name "Doreen" and she told me that not many people have this name. Sometimes, I'm pleased to know that. But at other times, it's annoying not to be able to find my name in some name meanings websites.
For some reason, I keep thinking that Sarah Lawson is a celebrity. I might be wrong, but I have no idea where this thought came from.
I think Liz sounds nice, even though it reminds me of an America's Next Top Model contestant with short hair. Liza sounds stunning as well, but I think Liz suits you the way you are. Why don't you just call yourself Sarah? It's a very nice name, for me any way.
There's a celebrity with my name, yes.
Le sigh. This and this should explain things better.


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Now forty years on from its debut, Little Theatre Company are proud to bring the show to the Palace Theatre in October, with unforgettable songs including: Hosanna, Gethsemane, Everything's Alright, Don't Know How to Love Him and the title song itself, Superstar!
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Ethan Hawke in Moon Knight will be seen as a Cult Leader
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Marvel's new series with a new character and new actor
Moon knight is a new Marvel series that will be coming on Disney plus. The lead role is played by Oscar Issac. Moon Knight is a character taking from the comics, it is created by Jeremy Slater. The series is scheduled to release in 2022. Here is everything you need to know about the series.
Other characters disclosed by the creator are May Calamawy and Ethan Hawke.
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Ethan Hawke recently came in the show 'Late Night' on Thursday which was hosted by Seth Meyers. Ethan came with a rather different look in the show. Everyone was shocked by his new look, then he shared about this new role he is doing in Moon Knight. Ethan's new look had long hair, glasses and rather he had a gangster vibe.
Then Ethan shared that this new look is inspired by David Koresh. David was the head of the Davidian gang who died in Waco in 1993. Seth Meyers jokingly said to Ethan that he still looked so much into the character.
Meyers also asked humorously that ' Are you a fan of David in real life too' to which he replied no, no he doesn't want to be known for this.
Ethan had a confident and blood personality throughout the show and it just tells us how dedicated he has been towards this show and this character.
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Ethan also shared his experience about how he was chosen for this role. He said that the main character played by Oscar Issac lived three blocks away from him in Brooklyn. They randomly met in a coffee shop and Oscar shared how he is loving his role in the new series Moon Knight and asked if he would like to join him too. To which he thought it wouldn't be a bad idea after all.
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     */
    @Test
    public void descriptionTest() {
        // TODO: test description
    }

    /**
     * Test the property 'iconClassName'
     */
    @Test
    public void iconClassNameTest() {
        // TODO: test iconClassName
    }

    /**
     * Test the property 'iconUrl'
     */
    @Test
    public void iconUrlTest() {
        // TODO: test iconUrl
    }

    /**
     * Test the property 'score'
     */
    @Test
    public void scoreTest() {
        // TODO: test score
    }

    /**
     * Test the property 'propertyClass'
     */
    @Test
    public void propertyClassTest() {
        // TODO: test propertyClass
    }

}

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import { inject, observer } from 'mobx-react';
import * as React from 'react';
import VictoryBar from 'victory-chart/es/components/victory-bar/victory-bar';
import VictoryChart from 'victory-chart/es/components/victory-chart/victory-chart';
import VictoryPolarAxis from 'victory-chart/es/components/victory-polar-axis/victory-polar-axis';
import VictoryLabel from 'victory-core/es/victory-label/victory-label';

import { IBottleNote } from '../stores/BottleStore';
import { IRootStore } from '../stores/RootStore';

import { NoteDisplay } from './NoteDisplay';
import { StarRating } from './StarRating';

const Center = props => {
    const { origin } = props;
    const circleStyle = { stroke: '#80C0BE', strokeWidth: 2, fill: '#BFE0DF' };

    return (
        <g>
            <circle cx={origin.x} cy={origin.y} r={30} style={circleStyle} />
        </g>
    );
};

const CenterLabel = props => {
    const { datum, active } = props;
    const text = [datum.x, `${datum.y}*`];
    const baseStyle = { fill: '#333', textAnchor: 'middle' };
    const style = [{ ...baseStyle, fontSize: 10, fontWeight: 'bold' }, { ...baseStyle, fontSize: 8 }];

    if (active) {
        return <VictoryLabel text={text} style={style} x={175} y={150} />;
    }

    return null;
};

interface INotesOverviewProps {
    view: string;
    notes: IBottleNote;
    thoughts: string;
}

@observer
export class NotesOverview extends React.Component<INotesOverviewProps> {
    constructor(props: INotesOverviewProps) {
        super(props);

        this.getTagCount = this.getTagCount.bind(this);
    }

    private getTagCount(tag) {
        const { notes } = this.props;

        if (notes && notes.tags) {
            const count = notes.tags.get(tag);

            if (count) {
                return count;
            }
        }

        return 0;
    }

    public render() {
        const { view, notes, thoughts } = this.props;

        if (view !== 'overview') {
            return null;
        }

        const profile = [
            { flavor: 'Boozy', count: this.getTagCount('Boozy') },
            { flavor: 'Heavy', count: this.getTagCount('Heavy') },
            { flavor: 'Medicinal', count: this.getTagCount('Medicinal') },
            { flavor: 'Spicy', count: this.getTagCount('Spicy') },
            { flavor: 'Fire', count: this.getTagCount('Fire') },
            { flavor: 'Smokey', count: this.getTagCount('Peaty') },
            { flavor: 'Tobacco', count: this.getTagCount('Tobacco') },
            { flavor: 'Woody', count: this.getTagCount('Woody') },
            { flavor: 'Nutty', count: this.getTagCount('Nutty') },
            { flavor: 'Rich', count: this.getTagCount('Rich') },
            { flavor: 'Citrus', count: this.getTagCount('Citrus') },
            { flavor: 'Fruit', count: this.getTagCount('Fruit') },
            { flavor: 'Floral', count: this.getTagCount('Floral') },
            { flavor: 'Honey', count: this.getTagCount('Honey') },
            { flavor: 'Sweet', count: this.getTagCount('Sweet') },
            { flavor: 'Vanilla', count: this.getTagCount('Vanilla') },
            { flavor: 'Light', count: this.getTagCount('Light') },
            { flavor: 'Oily', count: this.getTagCount('Oily') }
        ];

        return (

                    <StarRating rating={notes ? notes.rating : 0} onChangeRating={null} />

                    <VictoryChart
                        polar
                        width={350}
                        height={300}
                        innerRadius={30}
                        animate={{ duration: 500, onLoad: { duration: 500 } }}
                        events={[
                            {
                                childName: 'all',
                                target: 'data',
                                eventHandlers: {
                                    onMouseOver: () => {
                                        return [
                                            { target: 'labels', mutation: () => ({ active: true }) },
                                            { target: 'data', mutation: () => ({ active: true }) }
                                        ];
                                    },
                                    onMouseOut: () => {
                                        return [
                                            { target: 'labels', mutation: () => ({ active: false }) },
                                            { target: 'data', mutation: () => ({ active: false }) }
                                        ];
                                    },
                                    onTouchStart: () => {
                                        return [
                                            { target: 'labels', mutation: () => ({ active: true }) },
                                            { target: 'data', mutation: () => ({ active: true }) }
                                        ];
                                    },
                                    onTouchEnd: () => {
                                        return [
                                            { target: 'labels', mutation: () => ({ active: false }) },
                                            { target: 'data', mutation: () => ({ active: false }) }
                                        ];
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                        ]}
                    >

                        <VictoryPolarAxis labelPlacement="parallel" style={{ tickLabels: { fontSize: 10 } }} />
                        <VictoryPolarAxis
                            dependentAxis
                            style={{
                                axis: { stroke: 'none' },
                                tickLabels: { fill: 'none' },
                                grid: { stroke: 'none' }
                            }}
                        />
                        <VictoryBar
                            data={profile}
                            x="flavor"
                            y="count"
                            style={{ data: { fill: (d, a) => (a ? '#BFE0DF' : '#80C0BE'), width: 20 } }}
                            labelComponent={<CenterLabel />}
                            labels={(d, a) => (a ? d.x : '')}
                        />
                    </VictoryChart>

My Thoughts

{thoughts ? thoughts : 'No additional notes'}

                    * Based on flavor profile selections

        );
    }
}

export default NotesOverview;


Is that a website for a reseller or one that he uses officially?
How much is the AP?
Cheers just sent a mail.
I picked up one from a gallery in Germany a couple of weeks ago.
Love this one, classic Blek!
I would say this is probably his best ever piece To be honest I think his work stencil work in general is pretty poor, but this one looks like it's been done with photoshop and it's a good fun image.
It's good, but not as good as beggar.
iam sure that if I wanted an AP , Blek will send me one !
Forget my comment , a bit too much pretentiousness !
....this one looks like it's been done with photoshop and it's a good fun image.
the photoshop pic killed it for me. I kinda dug it until I saw the image he used....idk threw me off.
Finding the source is half the fun, 99% of the stencil stuff out there is on the Internet .......... Originally......... !!!
ok,i like BLR work...but onestly this is a funny image of rat (no photoshop but hand draw)...it was finalist at Mondadori Art Prize 2008 (published on Arte Mondadori-Sept/2008).Like some street artist i draw few rats in last years...my rats rocks!!!
I know Galerie Ange Basso had one left a few weeks back. Framed and came with a small Blek book. I think the same price, 300 euro. Their website wouldn't load for me, but you can find the post quite easily on their Facebook page. Was tempted, but the print is really small (23 X 31 cm).
Always liked "Man who walk`s through walls"
I guess this is the proper thread for shameless rat plugs?


To stop an evil composer from using her music to turn the children of London into giant rodents, a blind violinist must become a one-eyed fairy-cat and play a magic fiddle.
In this six-issue fantasy-adventure comic set in Victorian London, magical forces are locked in a battle over the city of London, but an evil composer named Baron Peter is about to tip the scales to destroy mankind. To stop him, a blind, aspiring violinist named Catherine (Cat) Bogart must shed her humanity and become a fiddle-playing fairy-cat.
Issue 3 now available in print and on Comixology.
A fun story adapted from African folklore that shares more about the power of Great Trees of which Fiddle was born.
Seven dwarfs were enjoying retirement after an arduous life of monster hunting when a young witch, named Snow, seeks shelter on their mountain. Too thick-headed to notice what's the matter with her, the dwarfs will have to fight their way out of a grizzly situation in order to survive and, who knows, maybe even earn some coin. Following the fifty-six paged titular tale are five short comics cut from the same cloth: playfully nodding to old nursery rhymes and folktales while telling dark, new stories that expand on the world of the Seven Dwarfs. These comics existed in 2017 as part of the "Fallen Folktales" web comic, but now find new life in this first volume of "Seven Dwarfs".
The Boy and the Dragon is a simple and elegant story about a lonely boy who loses his only friend, a dragon with whom he can be reunited only after a long and arduous journey. The boy suffers his loss until he is very old, when his will is strong but his body is weak. This began as a bedtime story for Isaac's son and is a love letter to him, symbolic of his hopes and fears for his life.


Computer chip power doubles every year — but Moore's law is just the start. Innovation across all areas of science and technology is accelerating, fast.
Perhaps like billions of others, you're looking at a smartphone right now. Ten years ago most of us had never held one. All the while new cures, new species, new materials and new self-understanding have been extending and brightening our future.
As Frontiers celebrates its 10th anniversary, we look back at 10 ways your research has contributed to, and built on, breakthroughs of the past decade.
Our warmest thanks to all of our authors and editors, whose choice to give the world open access to the fruits of their labor is helping to build a better future for us all.
Kriegeskorte N, Mur M and Bandettini P (2008). Representational similarity analysis – connecting the branches of systems neuroscience. Front. Syst. Neurosci. 2:4.
Akerboom J, Carreras Calderón N, Tian L, Wabnig S, Prigge M, Tolö J, Gordus A, Orger MB, Severi KE, Macklin JJ, Patel R, Pulver SR, Wardill TJ, Fischer E, Schüler C, Chen T-W, Sarkisyan KS, Marvin JS, Bargmann CI, Kim DS, Kügler S, Lagnado L, Hegemann P, Gottschalk A, Schreiter ER and Looger LL (2013) Genetically encoded calcium indicators for multi-color neural activity imaging and combination with optogenetics. Front. Mol. Neurosci. 6:2.
Li H, Sheng C, Wang S, Yang L, Liang Y, Huang Y, Liu H, Li P, Yang C, Yang X, Jia L, Xie J, Wang L, Hao R, Du X, Xu D, Zhou J, Li M, Sun Y, Tong Y, Li Q, Qiu S and Song H (2017) Removal of Integrated Hepatitis B Virus DNA Using CRISPR-Cas9. Front.Cell. Infect. Microbiol. 7:91.
Krens FA, Schaart JG, van der Burgh AM, Tinnenbroek-Capel IEM, Groenwold R, Kodde LP, Broggini GAL, Gessler C and Schouten HJ (2015) Cisgenic apple trees; development, characterization, and performance. Front. Plant Sci. 6:286.
Strässler ET, Aalto-Setälä K, Kiamehr M, Landmesser U and Kränkel N (2018) Age Is Relative — Impact of Donor Age on Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Cell Functionality. Front. Cardiovasc. Med. 5:4.
Francini-Filho RB, Asp NE, Siegle E, Hocevar J, Lowyck K, D'Avila N, Vasconcelos AA, Baitelo R, Rezende CE, Omachi CY, Thompson CC and Thompson FL (2018) Perspectives on the Great Amazon Reef: Extension, Biodiversity, and Threats. Front. Mar.Sci. 5:142.
Huss M and Hock R (2015) A new model for global glacier change and sea-level rise. Front. Earth Sci. 3:54.
Mayr A, Klambauer G, Unterthiner T and Hochreiter S (2016) DeepTox: Toxicity Prediction using Deep Learning. Front. Environ. Sci. 3:80.
Passini E, Britton OJ, Lu HR, Rohrbacher J, Hermans AN, Gallacher DJ, Greig RJH, Bueno-Orovio A and Rodriguez B (2017) Human In Silico Drug Trials Demonstrate Higher Accuracy than Animal Models in Predicting Clinical Pro-Arrhythmic Cardiotoxicity. Front. Physiol. 8:668.
Carhart-Harris RL, Leech R, Hellyer PJ, Shanahan M, Feilding A, Tagliazucchi E, Chialvo DR and Nutt D (2014) The entropic brain: a theory of conscious states informed by neuroimaging research with psychedelic drugs. Front. Hum. Neurosci. 8:20.
Khare E, Temple S, Tomov I, Zhang F and Smoukov SK (2018) Low Fatigue Dynamic Auxetic Lattices With 3D Printable, Multistable, and Tuneable Unit Cells. Front. Mater. 5:45.
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Jovel J, Patterson J, Wang W, Hotte N, O'Keefe S, Mitchel T, Perry T, Kao D, Mason AL, Madsen KL and Wong GK-S (2016) Characterization of the Gut Microbiome Using 16S or Shotgun Metagenomics. Front. Microbiol. 7:459.
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Q: Display all files from a directory with cat at the same time I'm writing a script that would allow me to view the content of every file in an entire selected directory but I don't quite know how to do it.
I was thinking about piping the output of ls into cat or less but that doesn't seem to work.
Is there a command line variable I need to use or are there commands that will satisfy my need?
I want this so I can take a quick peak at the contents of files whenever I'm looking for a certain file I can't remember.

A: This is exactly what cat is for. If you want to display the content of all files in your directory, use
cat *

The shell will expand * to the list of files.
If you want to include hidden files as well, use
cat * .*

or
shopt -s dotglob; cat *

However, if you just want to quickly identify a file, this might not be the best idea, especially if the files are long.
Using head might help in this case:
head *

will display the first ten lines of each file in the directory, with a heading line giving the name of the file.

A: See "Why *not* parse `ls`?" for why parsing the output of ls may not be a good approach.
For your script:
#!/bin/sh

dir="$1"
PAGER="${PAGER:-cat}"

test -d "$dir" || exit 1

find "$dir" -type f -exec "$PAGER" {} \;

This will take the first command line argument and assign it to the variable dir.  The variable PAGER will be set to cat if the user hasn't already set it to something else.
If the given directory is a valid directory name, find is used to pass all regular files (including hidden regular files) in the directory, or any of its subdirectories, to the pager.
To limit the search of files to only the first level of the given directory, insert -maxdepth 1 before the -exec option to find.
Using it:

*

*cat all files in /tmp:
$ ./script /tmp

*See the first 10 lines of all files in your home directory:
$ PAGER=head ./script "$HOME"

*Read all stories in your ~/stories directory:
$ PAGER=less ./script "$HOME/stories"

Extension:
#!/bin/sh

dir="$1"
suf="$2"
PAGER="${PAGER:-cat}"

test -d "$dir" || exit 1

find "$dir" -type f -name "*$suf" -exec "$PAGER" {} \;

This will allow the script to take an additional filename suffix like
$ ./script /tmp .txt

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Dr. Civello joined Louisiana Cardiology Associates in 2007 as the fourth electrophysiologist. Along with these physicians, he has spearheaded the development of the Heart Rhythm Center, a division of Louisiana Cardiology Associates which focuses specifically on the comprehensive treatment of electrophysiology-related heart disease.
Dr. Civello is board-certified in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology and Cardiovascular Disease. He was an American College of Cardiology Young Investigator of the Year finalist in 2007.
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Home culture Lost Bayou Ramblers propel Cajun music into the future
Lost Bayou Ramblers propel Cajun music into the future
The sound started cutting out during the first song.
By the second number, which wedded Lost Bayou Ramblers' staple sound — traditional Cajun music hammered out with primitive punk urgency — to a heavy blues rhythm and psychedelic siren effect, fiddler and bandleader Louis Michot's vocal mic was in and out. Jonny Campos' guitar was all but missing in action, and he phantom-strummed the instrument to dramatize its muteness.
A worn-out breaker box was the culprit of the sound problems during Lost Bayou Ramblers' headline set at Twin City RibFest, which took place in a parking lot across the street from the MC Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem on June 11. At the end of the song the sound tech asked Michot for two minutes to swap the box out.
"We got a surprise for you," Michot told the audience.
And with that, the band members hopped off the stage, Louis Michot heading the procession singing and playing the fiddle, followed by his brother Andre on accordion. The rest of the band fell in behind them: drummer Kirkland Middleton playing the triangle, bassist Bryan Webre tapping two drumsticks together, and Campos beating out a scratch rhythm on his unplugged electric guitar.
The audience had been hanging back, seated in folding chairs and watching the band from a distance, leaving a gulf of asphalt between themselves and the band. But as soon as the procession reached the retiring crowd, they joyously fell in. Louis Michot led them up a short flight of step into the VIP section, whose light aluminum floor provided an ideal platform for him to stomp the rhythm while Webre put metal railings and barricades to good percussive use.
By the time they made it back to the stage the sound was fixed. The band continued the song, not missing a beat as Middleton settled back in behind his kit, and Webre and Campos plugged in.
Strangely, the audience had fallen back into position near the back of the parking lot as the band returned to the stage, although they showed their appreciation with boisterous cheering at the end of each song.
Lost Bayou Ramblers: Bryan Webre, Louis Michot, Kirkland Middleton, Andre Michot and Jonny Campos (l-r)
Campos manifested an eerie wind-tunnel effect on his guitar and Middleton kicked in a tribal rhythm that evolved into a fusillade tempo. The Michot brothers coaxed a fulsome sound out of their instruments, creating a kind of harmonic counterpoint to Campos' droning, Velvets-style rock and roll.
The typical punk MO is a group of friends making music despite not knowing how to play their instruments very well, compensating for lack of talent with a message and sheer energy. The energy and intensity of Lost Bayou Ramblers come at the punk ethos from exactly the opposite end of the spectrum: The Michot brothers, as founding members of the band, are steeped in the roots of Cajun roots music and accomplished musicians, having played in Les Freres Michot, the family band their father and uncles started in the 1980s. With Louis' yelping shout-singing as a focal point of the band, Lost Bayou Ramblers' music pares down to a primal emotional connection while at the same time adding layers of sonic armor — a heavy drumbeat and throbbing bassline, even occasional feedback from an electric guitar.
As a Cajun band refusing to be a creaky museum piece and embracing the direct gut punch of punk-rock, Lost Bayou Ramblers are embarked on a path similar to the Pogues, a band that fused traditional Irish music, left-wing political content and punk attitude in London in the 1980s.
The members of Lost Bayou Ramblers occasionally back Spider Stacy, a founding member of the Pogues, and in early June they performed the songs of the Pogues as Spider & the Cajuns during Louis' residency at avant-garde musician John Zorn's venue the Stone in New York City. The six-week run showcased dozens of Louisiana musicians, including members of Lost Bayou Ramblers and Les Freres Michot, performing various strands of the Cajun tradition in different iterations.
After a decade and a half together, Lost Bayou Ramblers cemented its reputation with a Grammy nomination for Best Americana album for its 2012 release Live at La Blue Moon. It was followed by 2014's Mammoth Waltz, which featured guest turns by Dr. John, Gordon Gano of the Violent Femmes and Scarlett Johannson, and was named one of the 21 best albums of the 21st Century by the Times-Picayune. Their contribution to the Beasts of the Southern Wild soundtrack and an opening slot for Arcade Fire have also helped Lost Bayou Ramblers build their audience.
The band members seemed not at all put out by the Winston-Salem audience's lack of commitment, with Webre and Middleton getting loose on a "O Bye" with, respectively, zoom bass and click drumming. Having switched from accordion to lap steel, Andre Michot explored a sound akin to Hank Williams' Cajun-inspired material on "A Dollar Here and Dollar There." By the end of the song, the musicians were goofing on James Brown-style dramatic stops.
During the band's final song, the sound was on the fritz again. Louis and his comrades responded by unplugging and attacking their material with even more vehemence. Proving that amplification can be more a barrier than a bridge, the audience — at least a dozen of them — surged to the front to reciprocate.
Andre Michot
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Jonny Campos
Kirkland Middleton
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My dearly beloved daughter, it is with great love that I come to communicate with you this evening.
For I know the torment you have been suffering.
The suffering, which you have now offered up for souls, means that they would have faced damnation had you not done so with joy.
My daughter, these messages are authentic, but you must only communicate with me during prayer or after prayer.
This is important because the deceiver can sometimes try to intercept unless you are in quiet prayer with me.
My beloved vicar does not have much time left in the Vatican, based on events which took place in march.
Other events now to be witnessed by mankind include an Earthquake in Europe, which will shock many.
But this purification will help unite people, which will be for the good of everyone.
Other global events including the volcanic eruption will occur now, (*details of location and month with visionary) while war in the middle east will involve other nations.
The other nations from the west will provoke a reaction from Russia and China.
All will end in a world war.
Conversion will dilute, through prayer, the scale and severity of these events.
My daughter, as the world continues to experience these upsetting events, they who suffer will be humbled.
Through humility they can be saved.
All of this is necessary to prepare the world for my Second Coming.
This time is not far away.
It will be, My daughter, a day of great glory for believers.
Keep this day at the forefront of your minds because any previous suffering you have endured in My Name will have been forgotten by then.
All prophecies foretold in the Book of Revelation now present themselves to the world.
My daughter, always, always listen to My Messages with your heart.
You know they come from me, your Divine Saviour, though others will sometimes have you convinced they don't.
This hurts me so much.
I understand many of your own doubts stem from a concern that you would hate to mislead people.
You must now finally dismiss all such thoughts.
You, My daughter, would be stronger if you were given the spiritual support you needed from a priest.
Sadly, not one of them will take up My cup properly – a fact, which I find deeply insulting.
So you must now trust in me completely.
Surrender your will to me finally and everything will seem much clearer.
Pray my Divine Mercy, as I have asked you before, every day, as well as the Holy Rosary.
Also attend adoration at least once a week in a Church.
All of these little gifts to me will bring you closer to me.
The closer you become, the easier and simpler will be your tasks.
Respect this most Holy Scripture.
Accept it will be attacked and torn asunder, especially by those who profess to be experts who will seek out sections, which they say contradict My Teachings.
The only contradiction will be their own flawed interpretation of My Teachings.
This is where they have twisted and misinterpreted My Holy Word, because it suits them to do this.
My daughter, I have missed you and your close communications with me from the heart.
Ask me for the graces to keep you strong and you will be given these.
I have plans for you, My daughter.
This is why it is essential that your soul be purified and that you remain in a state of grace at all times.
As your final transformation takes place towards spiritual perfection, you will, My daughter, suffer.
But I will prepare you for this.
The opinion of others should not concern you.
Those, who are not in the light, who upset you – ignore them.
Be aware, however, that they can draw you so far away from me, without you realizing it, that by the time you do you will have closed your heart to me.
Benedict are both working with you.
Invoke their help and you will find everything much easier.
Doing my work, carrying out those tasks I require of you is difficult.
Every single step of the way attempts will be made to trip you up.
Anger, frustration and arguments will spring up around you and intensify.
All are designed to weaken your will if you allow it.
You must bless your home and carry Rosary beads, a benedictine cross as well as holy water at all times now.
Offer me your free will now and I will bestow you with all the graces needed to carry out my work to perfection.
I love you, my chosen daughter.
I will continue to make your stronger than you are.
For this to be truly effective, you must surrender to me in body, mind and soul.
But the offer must come from you and be given as a precious gift to me.
I cannot just take this away from you because your free will is a special gift from God, my Eternal Father.
Go now, My daughter, in peace.
Hand me over your worries and concerns.
Then when you surrender your free will you will finally become in union with me.
This gift to me will ensure that My Word is heard more effectively around the world.