The Curator Newsfeed: October 16, 2015
Happy Friday once again! It's a beautiful end to another week here in Seattle. We have some great links and client coverage rounded up below. Enjoy your weekend!
This Nipple Tatooist is Changing Women's Lives, Elle, A beautiful story of a tattoo artist who gives women nipple tattoos after most often breast cancer surgery. "I used to think of a nipple entirely as a sexual thing. It was beautiful to look at and touch; this amazing, secret thing that belonged to a woman. Now I see it as this incredibly important piece to the human puzzle. I wasn't prepared for how something so small can make people feel whole again."- Brooke
Babies in Pumpkins!, Ellen, The cuteness overload is real! -Audrey
Just About Everything About Twitter Suspending Deadspin And SBNation Accounts Is Ridiculous, Tech Dirt, On Monday night, Twitter shut down Deadspin's and SB Nation's accounts, because they had repeatedly received takedown notices from the NFL over the former two's repeated use of animated GIFs. A lot of people come out of this looking stupid—Twitter, the NFL—but mostly it's just an illustration of how effed up and behind the times our copyright laws are. -Paul
Histography- Timeline of History, Histography, Wanna have your effing mind blown? Check out this visualization of all historical events listed on Wikipedia. -Paul
A Visual History of Every Single Oreo Flavor, Ever, Refinery 29
The Cubs Socked Six Dingers Last Night! Man! Six!, Deadspin, Here are videos for all six—SIX!—of the Chicago Cubs' home runs on Monday night. Amazing. -Paul
Client Coverage
Torrance's Upgraded Del Amo Fashion Center Debutes New Nordstrom and More, LA Racked
Renovated Del Amo Fashion Center Opens, CBS Los Angeles
Boutique to Raise Funds for Breast Cancer, OC Register
Happening this weekend: Pet-related events you can attend, Oregon Live
Love To Shop & Eat? New Retailers & Eateries At LV Premium Outlet Malls, I Love Las Vegas Magazine Blog
Berry Boost: Whole Foods loan funds HR Blueberry expansion, Hood River News
Finding the Right Fit with Kirkland's Fitcode, 425 Business