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2005.01.13 17:43
Re: Shelf Life: The Art of Carol Bove
Art like this would surely sell well on eBay. I'm thinking just tickle it a little more.
Bought a bunch of treasures at the Thrift Store across from Trinity Lutheran Church on Germantown Avenue. Dave's ashes are buried in the Trinity graveyard, and he used to haunt all the Germantown shops even before that.
Didn't buy the Liberace album, but a lamp that is very Liberace.
Kitschy Kitschy Koo!

2005.01.15 14:52
"The Bilocating Barnes Foundation"
UPDATE
LEAVING OBSCURITY BEHIND
The 2005 Horace Trumbauer Architecture Fan Club Convention
"The Bilocating Barnes Foundation"
Saint St. Catherine de Ricci, Dr. Albert C. Barnes, Louis I. Kahn
is now scheduled for 13 February 2005.
This presentation is an evolution of "Reenactionary Bilocating Architecturism," the previously slated paper by St. Catherine de Ricci and Louis I. Kahn.
"That was Henri (Matisse) on the phone. He's thrilled about this new bilocating Barnes idea."
"That's great, dear. Now see if you can find out where the Electro-Magnetic Intelligencer was originally published. We know it's the first US electrical journal, beginning it's publication on 18 January 1840, but I can't find out where exactly that happened."
"You're funny! You know I'm presently completely useless with my having to reenact my first feeling of mental illness 18 January 1871 at Versailles."
"You're funny too! You just got sick because it wasn't you they were crowning German Emperor!"
"Ha! Ha! And who's great idea was it for Ned and Eva to renew their 18 January 1912 marriage vows next Tuesday at the New Town Hall of Germantown? Get it? A reenactment inside a reenactment that reenacts a reenactment of something talented ancient Greeks once earned."
"Oh, that's right! Your Uncle Otto was the first King of Modern Greece, wasn't he?

2005.01.18 "Here a Versailles..."
2005.01.18 Ned and Eva Stotesbury renew their marriage vows at the New Town Hall of Germantown

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18 January 1701
Frederick Elector of Brandenburg and Sophia Charlotte von Hanover have themselves crowned the first King and Queen of Prussia at Königsberg.

18 January 1840
The Electro-Magnetic Intelligencer, the first U.S. electrical journal, begins publication.

18 January 1871
Wilhelm I, King of Prussia, is proclaimed German Emperor in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. Otto, then Prince of Bavaria, becomes ill as he witnesses the event.

18 January 1912
Edward Townsend Stotesbury and Lucretia Roberts Cromwell are married at 1808 New Hampshire Avenue in Washington D.C.

18 January 1919
The World War I Peace Conference opens at the Palace of Versailles.

18 January 1956
The German Democratic Republic forms its own army, the National People's Army.

18 January 1957
Three B-52s set the record for around-the-world flight, 45 minutes 19 minutes.

18 January 1964
Plans for the World Trade Center are announced in New York City.

18 January 1991
Iraq launches SCUD missiles against Israel.

18 January 1993
The Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday is observed in all 50 Unites States for the first time.

18 January 2004
Frederick King of Prussia and Franziska Baroness von Ow, Otto King of Bavaria and Maria Empress of the Western Roman Empire, George and Martha Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings lunch at the King of Prussia Tavern in Germantown, Pennsylvania.

18 January 2005
Marie-Antoinette Queen of France, Ludwig II King of Bavaria and Lucretia "Eva" Bishop Roberts Cromwell Stotesbury Dougherty Stotesbury deliver "Here a Versailles, There a Versailles, Everywhere a Versailles, Sigh" for the Horace Trumbauer Architecture Fan Club Convention at Versailles, Herrenchiemsee and Whitemarsh respectively. In the evening, Ned and Eva renew their wedding vows at the New Town Hall of Germantown in Philadelphia.

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