Tiny Caravaggio Self-Portrait Revealed by Technology - “A tiny self-portrait of Caravaggio hidden in one of his most acclaimed works can be seen clearly for the first time after cutting-edge technology was used to peer through decades of grime.” (Filed under Sunday Smash and Grab i.e. This Weeks’ Leftover Micro-Bursts)
This is the title of the release that just got passed around my office. I think ‘taps’ was probably not the best word to choose.
You are unemployed because the NYT needs to use a graphical representation so you can understand what 10% means. Or actually, the NYT has some of the best graphics people in print and online media and they are just keeping busy Mr. Smartypants.
via wonkette.
The call to arms went out last week.
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), who made her name suggesting that Barack Obama and other Democrats have “anti-American” views, appeared on Fox News on Friday night and urged Americans to come to Washington to protest: “We need to pay a house call on Nancy Pelosi and tell her what she can do with the Pelosi health-care plan.”
They came as directed, about 5,000 tea-party regulars and antiabortion activists, to the West Lawn of the Capitol on Thursday for what Bachmann called a “Super Bowl of Freedom,” sponsored by Republican members of Congress. And what a game it was.
By the time it was over, medics had administered government-run health care to at least five people in the crowd who were stricken as they denounced government-run health care. But Bachmann overlooked this irony as she said farewell to her recruits.
hmmmmm. What is wrong with this picture? I wish I could throw up my first communion bread from when I was 8 all over these sons a bitches.
wow.
Apparently the church wasn’t completely tapped out from paying out all those legal settlements…
Plastic Bottles, 2007 by Chris Jordan
60x120”
Depicts two million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes.
