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June 6, 2006
Man at His Window

Sorry for the light posting. I am under a deadline to deliver a presentation on someones IT implementation gone bad and it takes quite some time from my regular schedule.

I’ll leave you with this for today. The Angry Arab posted it yesterday and, though I am not young anymore, I love it, as it carries a bit of my autistic feelings these days.


by Gustave Caillebotte
Young Man at His Window
1875 – Oil on canvas – 117 x 82 cm
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Hot spell (don’t worry, it’s just Altantic humidity) over here in Ireland at the moment.
Saw a post somewhere in the last two days that says that it takes more energy to keep people cool rather than hot.
Standing at a window in a cool breeze seems cool.

Posted by: Cloned Poster | Jun 6 2006 19:50 utc | 1

Hansel and Gretel
told as an old silent black & white German expressionist film. Hansel and Gretel told the way it ought to be. Dark and Germanic.

Posted by: Uncle $cam | Jun 6 2006 20:14 utc | 2

I like it b. Contemplative . Like this.

Posted by: beq | Jun 6 2006 22:13 utc | 3

beq, talk about time for contemplation

Posted by: anna missed | Jun 6 2006 22:56 utc | 4

Now that is dark and watery.

Posted by: beq | Jun 6 2006 23:08 utc | 5

b
you take care, soldier

Posted by: remembereringgiap | Jun 7 2006 0:12 utc | 6

anna missed, thanks for the ryder. remember seeing it in my youth and loving it then.

Posted by: conchita | Jun 7 2006 1:05 utc | 7

b…the picture says it all…
I feel even worse…

Posted by: vbo | Jun 7 2006 9:24 utc | 8

anna missed,
When I clicked on that link, along with the picture I got one of those pop-up ads with a picture of Bush and the question “Is George Bush a good leader? YES/NO.”
It seemed very appropriate somehow.

Posted by: Joe F | Jun 7 2006 13:39 utc | 9

Here’s Tamara de Lempicka’s La Dormeuse for you.

Posted by: fauxreal | Jun 7 2006 14:15 utc | 10

Or a few intimate moments with Bush and Blair
almost like Endless Love
Puppet govts
Lover’s Spat?
Let’s Start a War…at the gay bar

Posted by: fauxreal | Jun 7 2006 15:18 utc | 11

Good luck with the presentation.

Posted by: Noisette | Jun 7 2006 15:41 utc | 12

Iraq International Fair inaugurated in Turkey
Wires, 7 June 2006
(MENAFN) Iraq International Fair has been ingurated in southeastern city of Gaziantep and will extend from June 7th and 11th, The Anatolia Times reported, Turkish Press reported.
Iraq Trade Ministry and Gaziantep Chamber of Industry will participate in organizing the Forum Fair.
Around 1,000 companies from 30 countries are expected to attend the fair. Also more than 2,000 Iraqi businessmen will be there together with high-level officials from Iraqi Trade Ministry, according to sources.
Link
That fair used to take place in Baghdad.
In 725, Baghdad was the biggest city in the world – more than one million people.
No that that has anything to do with anything.

Posted by: Noisette | Jun 7 2006 16:31 utc | 13