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Readin' books and just RIPPING math equations. Cookin. Differentiation, dad jokes, & expletives. Rock on man.

...we might read and rip a couple honks those endo c bobos tomorrow.
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Harambe the eagle in the sky
dealer resolutely defend Lindemann's right to sell. "If you are going to have a market, you need liquidity," explains Koons. "You can't take liquidity away." The artist's proficiency with financial jargon reminds me that, for a moment in the 198os, he worked as a commodities broker. It is also a sign of the times. Nowadays rich artists have portfolios to manage, and those who fraternize with collectors spend time talking shop about markets of all kinds.
Morgan freeman is all caught up on chapters
Morgan freeman still reading
Morgan freeman still reading
Morgan Freeman is reading you a book
Morgan Freeman is reading you a book
33 artists in 3 acts book being held by me in front of a world map
Me on a boat in the captains vessel
Spring Garden Library
Pi/2 radians in quadrant 1
Me sipping coffee in a muskoka chair
2pi - 3 hours
Where salt genuinely works: inhaled hypertonic saline (3-7% via nebulizer) is standard treatment in cystic fibrosis and bronchiectasis. It draws water into the airway surface, thins mucus, and improves clearance. Nasal saline rinses similarly help sinusitis and allergic rhinitis. This is real, measurable, and prescribed. Where it's shaky: salt caves and dry salt rooms (halotherapy/speleotherapy) have never produced convincing trial evidence - the studies are small, unblinded, and mostly done by people selling the treatment. And beach air carries salt aerosol at concentrations thousands of times below a therapeutic dose. If you feel better at the coast, the likely reasons are lower air pollution, less pollen, humid air that's gentler on airways than cold dry air, and generally being outside and relaxed.
Yes, slightly — mainly because Nova Scotia is further south. Halifax sits around 44.6°N versus Vancouver's 49.3°N, so the sun gets higher in the sky and UV passes through less atmosphere. Summer peak UV index in Halifax typically hits around 8, Vancouver around 7.
Deadpool in red
BEST I CAN DO IS BECOME A GINGER FIRECRACKER IN THE RIGHT LIGHTING.
Me crossing my legs on a bed with a sunburn
Me on the elliptical
Pi radians in quadrants one and two
A suspect squid mural with the caption “no I don’t”
Yahoo is ripping their wave runner in the Halifax
Us dancing last night
One theme that pervades the art of both Carland and González-Torres is love. "When I was a student, love was not considered appropriate content," explains Carland. "Art was supposed to be anti-beautiful, anti-sentimental, anti-nostalgic. Félix was radical in using all the tropes that were off limits." Carland has taught a graduate seminar on love as it relates to art-making, which explores the psychological dynamics between models, muses, and artist couples. She knows that love is "more elusive, more complicated, much trickier to discuss than sex." I mention that I attended a lecture by Jeff Koons in which he systematically analyzed a body of work with reference to sexual organs and sexual activities. I float the idea that perhaps there is something in the platitude that girls seek love whereas boys want sex. Carland moves her
Me in the shade
Many artists dislike the burden of "identity politics." Ataman loathes it when his work is filed under "queer" or "ethnic." The notion of the self in these debates can be flat, inadvertently essentialist and narrowly self-interested. "Identity politics was compelling when it emerged, but it didn't evolve," says Ataman. "If that is the only approach to my work, then it is an incomplete story. I'm not interested in 'identity' as much as how people construct their characters or personas." The artist looks troubled; he's concerned that the term "persona," which he associates with Ingmar Bergman, sounds pretentious. "Persona" may be derived from the Latin word for mask, I explain. but, in the Anglo-American
Me wincing
Artists, maybe, but their artistry is a little different from yours, I say. What kind of artist are you? Ataman laughs at the question. "Tm not an interior decorator. I do not make beautiful objects for beautiful people," he declares. "Art is not a job for an artist, just as religion is not a job for a priest." He runs his fingers through his hair again. "Some-times I see myself as almost like an academic. My artworks are not really products; they are papers that you write when you have finalized a strain of thought."
33 Artists in 3 Acts in front of citadel hill
Blue skies above citadel hill, Nooova Scotia
Pi/2 radians in quadrant 1
Coffee cup on a boardwalk.
Pi radians in quadrants 3 and 4
Greek chefs carrying a pork roast
Me and boo looking sharp in a Polaroid
Oysters on an ice bed
Me holding up a plate while my cousin is looking frazzled
Pi radians in quadrants 1 and 2
Me on a grassy hill in a suit
Lumberjack cable 1
Me doing leg press
Me sitting on stairs with my shoes off
Wangechi Mutu sculpture of man riding alligator
33 artists in 3 acts book in front of ocean
Pi/2 radians on the unit circle
Me sipping coffee
2 Pi radians minus 3 hours
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Pi radians in quadrants 1 and 2