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at what point does technology become so advanced that it becomes useless?
i think we've found the answer.
i think we've found the answer.
posted by cade at 10:48 AM
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
About Me
- Name: cade
- Location: beverly, Massachusetts
i'm just here trying to figure out how to make the small world around me a little happier. a little snappier. a little more entertaining.
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TBDcurrent youtube recommendation
webster and mjmeet the neighbors
- •the counselor
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- •the builder
- •the photographer
- •the pilot and the interpreter
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- •the navigator
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- •the mayor
- •the ex-pat
- •the artist
- •the young lifer
- •the donald
- •the madman (and wife)
- •the dude('s owners)
- •the actress
- •the dubs
- •the revolutionary
- •the ephemerist
- •the traveler
- •the promoter
- •the record store
- •the fish
- •the other fish (unconfirmed)
- •dive the great barrier reef
- •hike along part of the great wall of china
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take a gondola ride in venice - •visit the great pyramids of egypt
- •golf at st. andrews in scotland
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explore machu picchu in peru - •visit iguazu falls
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see an opera at the sydney opera house - •photograph a real giraffe in africa
- •downhill ski the alps
- newsflash!!!
- ten things i hate...bored out of my mind edition
- everybody else is doing it, so why not?
- allow me to be the first to say...
- cleaning house
- the hard questions
- "you have a great day, sir."
- EVERY DAMN YEAR
- this day just keeps getting better and better
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5 Comments:
I thought the AP photo that accompanied the article was very fitting...a picture of someone taking a picture of the Mona Lisa.
Since that's the only way to view it.
no dave. now you can see it in 3-D!
and study it...to find out that she was pregnant...in the painting....cause the paint....shows she was preganant.
personally, this is still my favorite way to view her.
yeah, the louvre at 4 rooms per minute was excellent. You can truly appreciate the art that way.
"Thanks to laser scanning, we were able to uncover the very fine gauze veil Mona Lisa was wearing on her dress. This was something typical for either soon-to-be or new mothers at the time"
so lets all play the leap-to-conclusions-based-on-one-bit-of-evidence-game. this is like when i watch discovery and dude will hold up a tooth and talk about how the entire civ/fam of hominids lived based on that one tooth.
she may have had a thin veil. the only thing that tells us is that... she may have had a veil.
the only thing it tells us is the da vince PAINTED a veil.
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