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Signs Your AC Is About to Break Down (And What to Do Next)

contemporary illuminated apartment with cozy sofa and kitchen area
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Let’s be honest, nothing feels worse than your AC giving up on you right when you need it the most. It usually happens on the hottest day or in the middle of the night when everything is closed. The good news is that most air conditioners do not just stop working without warning. They usually show small signs before things get serious. If you know what to look for, you can catch problems early and avoid a complete breakdown.
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Repair Corrupted or Broken Photos with Photo Repair Online Tools

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Photos are more than just multimedia files – they are the captured moments that you can relive anytime. Whether it’s your important event picture, a once-in-a-lifetime travel snap, or your professional shoot, losing photos to corruption can be a distressing experience. Thanks to the advanced technologies like online photo repair tools, which can help you repair corrupt or damaged photos directly from the web browser, without any third-party software installation. Continue reading Repair Corrupted or Broken Photos with Photo Repair Online Tools

New Plate Paintings By Julian Schnabel at Pace Gallery

Rose Painting Near Van Goghs Grave
Rose Painting Near Van Gogh’s Grave By Julian Schnabel (All Photos By Gail)

Confession: Julian Schnabel is not an artist whose work I particularly admire. To me, his stuff almost always seems uninspired, phoned in, and, well, just plain ugly.  I do not think that I’m alone in that opinion. Schnabel’s latest exhibit,  New Plate Paintings, which is his first solo show at Pace Gallery since leaving Gagosian, is a collection of nearly-identical variations on a  theme: paintings depicting pink roses on a bed of greenery, which is notable for being painted on a relief of broken dishes mounted on the canvas.

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Video Clip of The Week: Eagulls, “Skipping”

It’s always fun to have a favorite band return for an encore appearance, and today we are featuring a brand new clip from Leeds UK-based badasses, Eagulls, who made their first appearance here in the Video Clip of The Week way back in January of 2014! It literally seems like just yesterday, because we have no sense of the passage of time! Continue reading Video Clip of The Week: Eagulls, “Skipping”

Modern Art Monday Presents: Robert Smithson, Map of Broken Glass (Atlantis)

map of atlantis photo by gail worley
All Photos By Gail

While there is no shortage of very cool artworks to see at the Dia: Beacon Museum in Beacon, NY, one of my favorite things that I saw on my recent trip there with Geoffrey is Robert Smithson’s Map of Broken Glass (Alantis) which is mind blowing on so many levels. First of all, it’s huge pile of dangerous glass shards sticking up into the air, which if you fell onto them, they would surely injure you gravely. Take a closer look:
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