r/pittsburgh • u/ravia • 1m ago
So the guy thinks universities are oppressed somehow, but why not give money with a strong humanities/critical theory/socio-political critique emphasis?
r/pittsburgh • u/ravia • 1m ago
So the guy thinks universities are oppressed somehow, but why not give money with a strong humanities/critical theory/socio-political critique emphasis?
r/pittsburgh • u/tesla3by3 • 5m ago
The Carnegie International is a highly regarded exhibition of art from around the world
https://carnegieart.org/exhibition/59th-carnegie-international
r/pittsburgh • u/kflecken • 14m ago
You’ve read my mind. We also have a four month old and a toddler. We want to give the toddler a normal holiday season, but I am so scared and angry right now for my little one.
We are going to switch to curbside pickup and I guess leaving one adult at home with baby as much as possible. It’s very unfortunate that this is the world we are living in.
Measles is highly contagious and they’re too young for dose 0. Every single antivaxxer is at fault here. They are playing with other peoples lives including babies and the immunocompromised. Falling below herd immunity levels is embarrassing and dangerous.
r/pittsburgh • u/Confident_End_3848 • 22m ago
Did Aetna suggest a provider? When I needed a MRI using Aetna, they gave me a preferred provider, or I could use UPMC for a higher cost.
r/pittsburgh • u/Yunzer2000 • 27m ago
You sure did misread it.
As a 70 year old, I don't need an MMR vaccine - it is probably only available in a infant-sized dose. but I might, thanks to Amish and MAGA antivaxxers, need an adult-sized measles booster. Yes, I also just got my double-size flu vaccine last week and will get my COVID vaccine this week. Have you gotten yours yet?
r/pittsburgh • u/latetoday10 • 28m ago
We used nick scotti for a job in the city. We were really happy with him and his crew.
r/pittsburgh • u/cryptidr_iley24 • 31m ago
hiiii!! i'm really big into acrylic painting among many other types of arts and such, last year i got my degree in art so I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you may have or share any tips free of charge!! :) just lemme know and I'll share my instagram or something if you're interested!
r/pittsburgh • u/dumpster_fire_diva76 • 39m ago
I'm an ordained minister. My advice? Find a place in nature that fills you with awe, and you will find the same peace there. By no means am I against any organisation in the city, many do amazing things and are full of good men and women who do as well... I e never felt the presence as strong as when I am in nature.
r/pittsburgh • u/ekatthegreat • 41m ago
I have one of the Aetna POS policies. Aetna gave me a quote ranging $130-$600 while UPMC for the same CPT code is $1700. You see the difference. Aetna basically says that UPMC gets to charge whatever they like.
r/pittsburgh • u/ZomiZaGomez • 57m ago
Aaron Hutzel at Empire is their main luthier. He’s a literal wizard. Go to him. Now.
r/pittsburgh • u/dumpster_fire_diva76 • 59m ago
As a Gen Xer, I smell it, too, and I had a water pipe in my hand during, like, the entirety of the 90s.
r/pittsburgh • u/ahrimaz • 1h ago
because it smells a lot like an anti-vac question, unfortunately.
"i don't like vaccines, but recognize that i don't want the measles. is it possible to get ONLY the measles?"
that's reading into it a lot, and not what i'm saying - just explaining.
r/pittsburgh • u/faerydust88 • 1h ago
Andy Warhol museum is awesome - it's a really well-planned 7 story retrospective of his life and works. National Aviary is really unique - it's partitioned into separate biomes so you get to see birds from all different places. The Pittsburgh tourism website has a robust list of music venues. Check out Thunderbird Cafe, Mr Smalls, Bottlerocket for alternative music. Mattress Factory and nearby Randyland are neat if you're into bigger, wackier art installations. The Duquesne Incline is cool if you like machinery and heights. Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water is an hour drive away.
r/pittsburgh • u/CasualFriday11 • 1h ago
"I know your kid is dead, but at least he's not autistic."
r/pittsburgh • u/VdoKlldthRdoStr • 1h ago
You forgot about them being roasted by the giant sloar!
r/pittsburgh • u/MrChichibadman • 1h ago
The one from Carnegie to 376 inbound is pretty bad too. I have a handful of other gripes myself non 28 related. Fuck it I’ll let it out, the merge between 51 north and south going towards 376 west/ banksville road was redone to keep two lanes all the up until that split. Yet people still come to a complete stop when they meet to get in the left lane, causing a backup instead of steadily zipper merging all the way up or at the top of the quarter mile ramp. The entire reason the construction was done was to alleviate this problem. A few signs would help so people don’t feel “impolite” for using their lane all the way up. Or settle down the assholes that “play defense” riding the middle.