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Eggplant Controversy – Are There Male and Female Eggplants? - Sharp Eye
A biology lesson about eggplants. Eggplant (also known as aubergine) is enjoyed by carnivores and vegetarians all over the world. It is adaptable and there is no shortage of ways it can be prepared. It will absorb the flavor of...
Lampshades for portable, cordless, rechargeable table lamps - Sharp Eye
Change up your tabletop look. I love my portable, cordless, rechargeable table lamps. I recently came across lampshades in different colors and patterns that can be used on most of these lamps if you want to change their look a...
Weaving Abstraction in Ancient and Modern Art - Sharp Eye
Sharon Lorenzo at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Two curators at the Metropolitan Museum joined forces to present an exhibition of weaving traditions of both ancient and modern works. Visitors can reflect on how the materials and meanings of some...
Diversion Safes - Sharp Eye
Conceal your valuables in plain sight. Diversion Safes are ordinary-looking objects that are designed to conceal valuable items or important documents in plain sight. Diversion safes come in various shapes and sizes, mimicking everyday items like books, cans, household products,...
New York Botanical Garden Orchid Show - February 17- April 21, 2024 - Sharp Eye
Sharon Lorenzo reports on the fashion-inspired Orchid Show at the NYBG. The Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden is a smashing event to visit this spring with both daytime hours and seven evenings of cocktails and music as...
Sandra Day O’Connor (1930—2023) - a Tribute by Oscie Thomas - Sharp Eye
“I tried to decide each case based on the law and the Constitution” -Sandra Day O’Connor Our Guest Writer, Oscie Thomas, worked with her husband, Evan Thomas, on his biography of Justice O’Connor, First, for which they had exclusive access...
BirdCast: “Showcasing the Spectacle of Bird Migration”. - Sharp Eye
Real time ‘birds-eye’ views of the continental U.S. Ornithologists didn’t realize the magnitude of migration that occurred in the fall and spring until the turn of the 20th century. In 2018, after 20 years of research and planning, the BirdCast...