Weekend 681.1
(1) Some wisdom from ChatGPT: “They each accepted that moving forward meant leaving something valuable behind—and then making peace with that decision.” (2) ‘Destino’: the extraordinary 1946 Salvador Dalí and Continue Reading →
(1) Some wisdom from ChatGPT: “They each accepted that moving forward meant leaving something valuable behind—and then making peace with that decision.” (2) ‘Destino’: the extraordinary 1946 Salvador Dalí and Continue Reading →
Under the red dome that symbolizes the Travelers umbrella of protection, 13 dioramas use life-sized models, stage sets and sound and lighting effects to re-create the most crucial eras and Continue Reading →
This project was inspired by the souvenir 1964/65 New York World’s Fair albums from Kaye Records of East Paterson, New Jersey. The two albums were for the (64) Belgium and Continue Reading →
“For the first time in weeks the valley was quiet, without the thunder of gunfire. Only the rattle of drums and shouted commands broke the silence, and in the American Continue Reading →
(1) Is the Church of England in a Death Spiral? (The Catholic Thing) (2) In the Heaven of Knowing: Dante’s “Paradiso” (The Imaginative Conservative) “Place functions as an index and Continue Reading →
(1) What Happened to the Cox .049? (YouTube) (2) Saying goodbye to Aqueduct Racetrack (“The Big A”) after an iconic 132-year run: The last horse to win today at “The Continue Reading →
Found a great train store outside Raleigh called Nick’s Trains when I was travelling last week. I didn’t spend a ton of money, but I did find an R.454 Mk Continue Reading →
(1) 10 Fantasy Movies Without a Single Flaw (Collider) (2) The bells of St. Joseph’s Abbey in Spencer, MA. The audio was ripped from Festum Mariae Assumptae: Cistercian Chant (1957). Continue Reading →
(1) Kingdom Hearts 4 fans keep waiting, but Square Enix may finally be showing why (Polygon) (2) Sir John Swan (1935-2026): A man of the people (The Royal Gazette)
