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Bread Crumbs Part 2

“Part 1”:http://www.squanderedheritage.com/2009/06/16/bread-crumbs-to-follow/ ..Or how many days do you have to clean up the mess you left behind after the City demolished the houses you have neglected for years? I think when I die the addresses of these 2 houses will be the last words uttered, like “Rosebud”:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_Kane, but instead it will be Belfast.. Here is […]

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Rev. Toris Young

Here is his church as “advertised”:http://www.greaterbiblewaychurch.org/ on his website Well maybe not actually as advertised. They don’t mention that it is a sandlot. But that does not deter Rev. Toris Young, who has been convicted of “identity theft and fraud”:http://blog.nola.com/jamesgill/2009/03/cao_critic_has_own_worries.html perhaps the fraud was actually raising funds to build a church that does not exist. […]

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My name is not Monica

Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending the “Peabody Awards”:http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/awards_accolades/from_snl_and_youtube_to_cbs_and_cnn_peabody_awards_handed_out_to_36_116794.asp. I was unable to bring my personal photographer “Bernardo”:http://blog.nola.com/jamesgill/2008/08/nagin_takes_the_prize_but_for.html so there are only a few photos of the actual event. But first of all I am wondering how this major media event let the facts slip by and published my name as Monica. In order […]

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Sidewalks

This is the song that doesn’t end, yes it goes on and on my friend. Some people started singing it, not knowing what it was, and they’ll continue singing it forever just because… Just like the song the story of this sidewalk is one that does not know how to stop. Here is an example […]

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Mumble Jumble

Over the last 2 years I have run into the work of Arthur Raymond Smith. The first time I saw it I recognized the painting on the house as belonging to a pattern of expression one finds in “naive” artists. I was reminded of the work of “Don Eduardo”:http://www.mexconnect.com/en/articles/1169-visions-of-san-miguel-the-heartland-of-mexico, an artist who lives in San […]