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Friday Update for 2021-04-09: Hygiene

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2021-04-09 by Keith Dawson2021-04-09

Three items of pandemic news you may have missed recently: A tape­worm remedy to fight Covid; you can stop sanitizing now; and a new con­cern about blood clots with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Plus news briefs and a frippery. … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Medical Studies, Vaccinations, Vaccines | Leave a reply

Tuesday Update for 2020-12-22: Sleep

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-12-22 by Keith Dawson2020-12-23

Herewith three items of pandemic news you may have missed recently: FDA in­ves­ti­gating allergic reactions to the first vaccine; the susceptibility of pigs; and the give-and-take among sleep, melatonin, and Covid-19. Plus the usual frippery. Sleep The Atlantic has a … Continue reading →

Posted in Animal Reservoir, Art, Vaccinations | Leave a reply

Tuesday Update for 2020-12-08: Imminent

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-12-08 by Keith Dawson2021-02-03

Here are three more items of pandemic news you may have missed recently: US vac­cine will­ingness is on the rise; it’s OK for infected mothers and newborns to cohabit; and the first virus authorization is imminent. Plus a frippery. First … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, EUA, Hesitancy, Newborns, Phase III, Pregnancy, Vaccines | 2 Replies

Wine Windows

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-08-08 by Keith Dawson2020-08-08

In Italy in the plague years of the 17th century, people installed tiny windows and doors in their walls at sidewalk level. Through these openings wine, beer, and spirits could be bought and sold without fear of contagion. (One account … Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture, Art | 5 Replies

Silvianus v. Senicianus

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-07-12 by Keith Dawson2022-05-03

A thing I have been doing during the extended shelter-at-home: researching an ancient mystery that unfolded in Roman Britain beginning 1,600 years ago and may have profoundly influenced 20th-century English literature. There was a pagan Roman named Silvianus, living around … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, History | 1 Reply

Year of the Raccoon

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-06-23 by Keith Dawson2020-06-23

The raccoon is the perfect token animal for 2020. It washes its hands obsessively; always wears a mask; and its name is an anagram of “corona”! (If you don’t mind one leftover “c.”) Remember the MPR Raccoon from almost exactly … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Memes | Leave a reply

The Greatest Virtual Artistic Collaboration So Far

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-05-04 by Keith Dawson2020-05-04

This is simply glorious. One hundred Julliard students, faculty, and brand-name alumni worked together on this project. Read about what went into making it.

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Posted in Art, Virtual Performance | 2 Replies

Recreating Art at Home

Suddenly at Home Posted on 2020-04-27 by Keith Dawson2020-05-08

Perhaps you’ve seen some of these: people recreating works of art using whatever props come to hand while isolating at home. Toilet paper. Lots of toilet paper. The NY Times ran a feature on the phenomenon two weeks back, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Memes, Online Life | 2 Replies

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