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Carmel's artistic community is canvas-shredding mad. "The art galleries bring a lot of people to town. They are going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg," says Linda Miller, who runs a gallery with her husband Jim, a painter, on Ocean Avenue, the city's main drag. Mayor Sue McCloud is unmoved. "We need a more diverse economy," she says...
Breaux: I'm leaving not because I'm unhappy or mad about the Congress. I've been here 32 years in the House and Senate, and I've enjoyed every single minute of it. Some minutes I've enjoyed more than other minutes. But I think that there is a danger that has come upon the system, where we are running a risk of not being in control of our own destiny as a Congress. There are so many outside forces that try to dictate to us what we do, when...
...instantly. Larry, in interrogating Anna, casts off all pride to find the self-lacerating, the ultimate male truth. Was he better? " 'Was he better than me?' - it's the need to know that is the problem," Nichols says. " 'I just want to know, I promise I won't be mad' is the sentence everyone has learned not to answer by the time they're 15. But men are obsessed with asking that question and with getting an answer to it. And, of course, that way lies despair...
Famous for large-scale installation projects and called a “mad genius” by The New York Times, Counts supported the proposal to create an installation on an even larger scale: an entire city or even the world. Allen called together his friends, and YellowArrow was born. With their varied expertise in artistic expression, urban environments and computer science, they form a dynamic trio ready to produce perhaps the largest art project ever attempted...
Since then, Obama has become a repository for all kinds of breathless hopes: black and white, red and blue. At rallies, people lean in to touch him, to whisper their thanks. The media often reduce his appeal to melting-pot Mad Libs, but no one raises a $14.3 million war chest just because he has an "unusual background." "I don't think that's by any stretch of the imagination the largest part of the story," says Ronald Walters, a former adviser to the Rev. Jesse Jackson. "You have to ask yourself, Why has this guy been so successful...