BigRep One 3D printer. Has a build volume of 45 x 39 x 47 inches (46 cubic feet.) At $39,000 it's not cheap, but kind of sort of in reach for something that can actually print usable stuff. Like furniture. I thought Bill might be interested (and/or alarmed at the final output.)
Is it good or bad when your plumber, after cutting open your ceiling, sighs and says to his assistant, "fuck it, get the Sawzall"?
The Searzall:
The Searzall is a revolutionary hand-held cooking tool for the professional and home cook. It gives you the power of raw fire but also the ability to moderate and control that power. It's a carefully engineered attachment that fastens onto a common blowtorch and shapes and moderates the torch flame to make it far more cooking and flavor-friendly. The Searzall puts the power of a bed of hot coals in the palm of your hand –instantly.
Totally want one.
Love making leftover stews....This one contains brussel sprouts, broccoli, spinach, ribs, pork cheeks, beans, garlic, burdock, and water
Holy sh!t season 2 of house of cards. Wow.
wintery mix. id better find my camping gear so i can delight the neighborhood ragamuffins with some snovaltine. bill, you still with us? bill? bill? god dammit...... pennsylvanias superset! i repeat, pennsylvanias superset! and they just got vertical hold, too. maybe its not too late. jerry saltz the road -- jerry rig the plows -- gerrymander heaven if you have to...! *sobs* *shakes fist at sky*
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind?
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
and old lang syne?
Sad news. Hudson was a true art lover, a dealer who was in the business for all the right reasons. RIP
last night for inoteca. building for sale for $12 million.
GOINGS ON ABOUT TOWN: ART
STEVE DIBENEDETTO
DiBenedetto does for octopuses and u.f.o.s what Cézanne did for apples and oranges (and what Guston did for bloodshot eyeballs), making paintings for painting’s sake. This fiendishly appealing small show of the artist’s collages begins with a swarming work held in place by straight pins, so its elements flutter like insects. It’s followed by compressed and agitated compositions in acid hues that seem ready to melt down into raw energy or whir off the page. Don’t miss the chapbook that accompanies the show, a visual index of DiBenedetto’s inspirations, from alchemical illustrations to “Easy Rider.” Through Feb. 25.
January 15 – February 25
Road trip radio:
Fox News Channel: Benghazi! Benghazi! Behghazi! IRS! Terrorists! Obamacare!
MSNBC: Bridgegate! Sandygate! Christie-motherfucking-palooza! Jeb Bush?
CNN: Puppies! (I don't really know. Didn't listen to CNN or HLN.)
