The Last Closed Sunday
The World Cup final fell on a Sunday this year. The largest crowd of the summer poured out of MetLife Stadium, and the stores at American Dream were open and selling....
https://bolesblogs.com/2026/10/22/the-last-closed-sunday/
For #FootpathFriday I chose an underground footpath that we followed during our vacation.
Not the type of adventure if you're a bit claustrophobic, but I really like such caves.
Enjoy!
#photography
The Parker Foundation is a philanthropic organization with an art collection that spans 20 centuries and reflects cultures from around the world. With a mission of making art accessible to global audiences and encouraging scholarly research, the foundation loans works to museums and supports public programming. Since 2024, the foundation's generosity has enabled the Georgia Museum to exhibit exceptional works that complement its own collection.
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When your air conditioning unit gets clogged with hair.
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The French government has been building out a collection of open source apps for use by their public servants called LaSuite
I have a test install running using atproto accounts for login. Check out my write up, and apply if you’d like to help test it https://blog.bmannconsulting.com/3mvtex2j…
From the archive
https://slab.org/2018/02/27/datalove/
This bit made some people surprisingly angry:
"I suppose the more radical positioning of live coding in general, more common in the early days, is now being lost. This is the idea that live coding is about experience, not end-pro…
The List on the Refrigerator
Every kitchen has some version of it: the list on the refrigerator, held up by a magnet from a pizza place that closed two summers ago....
https://bolesblogs.com/2026/09/24/the-list-on-the-refrigerator/
Collectively viewed with the other works in the gallery, the three loaned paintings and Goltzius’ prints highlight changing depictions of religious figures as the centuries passed.
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The gallery also features a pair of prints by Hendrick Goltzius, a German-born Dutch artist, from the museum’s collection. “The Last Supper” and “Christ on the Mount of Olives” are part of a series of twelve engravings depicting the Passion of Christ that will rotate throughout the year. Goltzius’ engravings were extremely intricate, and he was praised for his technical mastery.
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The Georgia Museum of Art’s Samuel H. Kress Gallery was refreshed in September, adding religious images by European artists rarely exhibited in Athens. Three new paintings, on loan from the Sean N. Parker Foundation, are now on display alongside paintings, prints and decorative arts from the museum's collection. The gallery, which features European art from the 14th century to the early 19th century, also received a fresh coat of paint and updated wall text to reflect new branding. 2/