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The Monday Morning Memo

Sometimes when I walk out of a painting it takes me a minute
or two to release the tones and textures I adopted during the trip.
Give me a minute and I’ll be back to normal.

Walking into paintings is a trick I learned from my buddy, Lenny the Chameleon. Combine that with a Beagle’s inborn ability to time-travel 
and you’ve got yourself a real skill.

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“Media does not report ‘news,’ it creates it. An event happens when it goes on TV and becomes a myth… TV time goes to those with the most guts and imagination. I never understood the radical who comes on TV in a suit and tie. Turn off the sound and he could be the mayor! The words may be radical, but the television is a non-verbal instrument! The way to understand TV is to shut off the sound. No one remembers any words they hear; the mind is a technicolor movie of images, not words. I’ve never seen ‘bad’ coverage of a demonstration. It makes no difference what they say about us. The picture is the story.“

- Jerry Rubin, from his book DO IT!: Scenarios of the Revolution. Rubin was one of the Chicago 7 (antiwar protestors at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago)

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