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Almost in the Volta Art Fair in NYC. Almost got to go to an intensive art workshop in Montana- all expenses paid... Almost know what I am doing when I sit down at my desk to work. Almost stand up straight. Almost understand a few things. Almost die almost every day.
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first steps into a lARger world

I just augmented the reality of my brother's house in North Carolina. A trick. Nothing fancy. I  learned how to do this yesterday and wanted to see the steps through to a successful end. And I even have proof of my success! Mike sent me this photo of an image of Darth Vader that I put in his home . He can see it only by using a particular app on his smartphone. Like I said- a neat trick. Now. What else- what more can be accomplished with this?
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A Brief History of the Village Where I Grew Up

This is the story of the East Village. The OTHER East Village. As taken from  The historical and architectural survey of Webster, Massachusetts - Researched and written by staff of the Webster Historical Commission:  Linda L.B. Kleinerman, Director.  Mary R. Davidson, Research Assistant.  Richard W. Dery, Research Analyst {1978 only} THE EAST VILLAGE The crossroad near the head of Webster lake known as "The East Village" is an area of historical and possibly prehistoric significance. Prior to being built up as two country roads, the crossroads may have been an intersection of old Indian trails. The Bay Path, Great Trail, and Mohegan paths converged nearby. These trails were probably among the routes used by the colonists as they gradually spread West. According to an article published in 1889 in the "Webster Times", during the mid-1700s, people living in this vicinity, and "south upward of 50 to 75 miles," went to Worcester and Boston to trade...
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