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A Dead Pigeon Smoking A Cigarette, A Defunct Business Sold For $5,000, and Why College Kids Were Using The Chipotle Restaurant App When They Weren’t Hungry: Why Creatives See Things Differently (opens the original)
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The 3-Word Quote: Double-Vision Is Vital1.The pigeon along the side of the road was smoking a cigarette.Well, not smoking exactly…because pigeons obviously don’t smoke.And this pigeon also happened to be dead.But this dead bird lying along the side of the road did have a cigarette shoved into its mouth.So in March of 2021, when Halsey Berryman was walking her dog, this dead pigeon, not surprisingly, caught her eye.It caught her eye - and “broke my heart open completely,” she said. Someone had co
Georgia O' Keeffe's Unusual Studio Floor, Why Dolly Parton Turned Down Elvis, And The 'Boss' Takes An Annual Road Trip: Why Appreciation For Past Successes Provides Motivation For Future Projects (opens the original)
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The 3-Word Quote: “Value Your Yesterdays”Subscribe now1.They’re often a mess.If you have ever seen photos of artists’ studios, they’re pretty fascinating.Part of what makes them so interesting is that those studios are often so messy.Half-completed projects, leaning against walls, scraps of paper scattered on work tables and canvases, tools, and paint are everywhere.</p
An Overshadowed Olympic Champion, A Studio Apartment With Boxes Of Discarded Fruit, And A College That Only Offers One Major: Why Not Being 'In The Spotlight' Doesn't Mean You're Substandard (opens the original)
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The 3-Word Quote: “Accomplishment Over Attention:1.If you’re not a baseball fan, you probably didn’t notice.However, a few months ago, on April 15, every single player, coach, manager, and umpire on every team wore the same number.The number was 42, and if you watched any baseball game that day, the only number you saw on all the players was 42.It’s a yearly tradition in Major League Baseball, and baseball fans and historians know this is how the league honors Jackie Robinson, the first African
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