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“It Felt Like I Knew You” (2012) by George Ferrandi @jumpstarlove

In this subtle performance piece, artist George Ferrandi boards the crowded NYC subway during rush hour, waits until the seats are fully occupied, and gently rests her head on a stranger’s shoulder—feigning sleep. This quiet gesture becomes a powerful exploration of personal space, human connection, and the potential for intimacy in public settings.

“I reshape it—from the stiff and guarded space between strangers to the soft and yielding space between friends,” Ferrandi explains. “When that shift becomes tangible, and I truly feel like the person beside me is a friend, I rest my head on their shoulder and see what unfolds.”

Part poetic fiction, part social experiment, the work navigates themes of vulnerability, trust, discomfort, and closeness.

Captured in stills from iPhone video by Angela Gilland-Spiegel.

After a terrorist attack on India (recently), an old and powerful quote from Vladimir Putin started going viral:
"To forgive the terrorists is up to God, but to send them to Him is up to me."
This statement shows Putin’s tough stance against terrorism. People are widely sharing it now because it reflects anger and the demand for strong action after the attack. Although this quote is not new, it perfectly fits the public mood after the recent events.
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The Miami Beach Police Department has added a striking and unexpected vehicle to its fleet — a 2012 Rolls-Royce Ghost, valued at around $250,000. This luxury car, loaned to the department by Braman Motors, has been outfitted with police lights and sirens. However, it won’t be used for routine patrols or emergency responses. Instead, the car is intended for community engagement, public events, and recruitment efforts, aiming to spark interest and conversations around modern policing.

According to officials, the initiative is part of a broader strategy to attract new recruits and boost the department’s public image. Police Chief Wayne Jones explained that traditional methods are no longer enough, and the department must think outside the box to connect with a changing community. Importantly, no taxpayer money was used for this vehicle — Braman Motors is covering all related costs, including maintenance and insurance.

The move has sparked a mix of admiration and criticism online. Some people see it as a creative and innovative approach to public relations and recruiting, while others view it as a tone-deaf display of extravagance in a time when many question how police resources are allocated. Still, the flashy addition has certainly succeeded in drawing attention to the Miami Beach Police — which was exactly the point.
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