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"You concern yourself with infinite, I with finite affairs. You raise your ladder to the heavens, while I rest mine upon earth lest I should mount so high that I may fall. Now it seems to me only just and honest that I should prefer the good name and honor of my house to you: that I should work for my own interest rather than for yours.

You have to wonder how a father that would leave an 18-month-old locked in a hot car would get custody of his four kids to begin with. The outside temperature on the day this allegedly took place was nearly 100 degrees.

Yup! That’s true kids, VALO are comin to Europe this summer and they are comin to Sweden. No dates has been set but they are also attending the Roskilde Festival in Denmark which is on the 3rd-6th of July so be ready to see them in Sweden before or after those dates. VALO-BRAND.COM [...]

Throughout most of our lives, art has become progressively more controversial. There is a direct correlation between the acceptance of controversial art within society and with the artist’s production of it.

In the stress of yesterday afternoon, I neglected to publicly thank all the people who made the day possible – HUGE thanks to TDT members Meredith Sharp, James Pearce, and Patty McGillan especially — for far too much to list here. They were simply amazing. Thanks also to Bernie Kahn, Jeffrey Riman and Naomi Gross.

Piero di Cosimo’s St. Mary Magdalene, c. 1501-10 and a recent discovery: ReadingWoman.org.

The 36th International Exhibition of Invention has witnessed the presence of almost 700 plus creative minds from across the globe. Amongst the pool of products, the duo that rotated the eye lids of audience there including me is the Self Making Bed designed by Enrico Berruti and ‘Trespolo’ by Italian Cosimo Letteriello.

After studying painting for years with Cosimo Rosselli and briefly with Domenico Ghirlandaio, two of the four artists that first worked on the Sistine Chapel in 1480, Bartolommeo di Pagola del Fartorino found himself searching for something more in life than just art.

Yesterday afternoon, I became worn out by blogging on my nokia 810 (a cool device, courtesy of the Nokia blogging program, but those tiny little keys on its keyboard, while usable, are tiring after a few hours). I switched over to a lackadaisical twittering, which I here reprise: Under the radar is boring so far.

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