yeah, i find it interesting when a work comes inbetween reality and representation and it will in the end not really function and that is also a good example is also the work in the show at the gallery, at the moment. and so, this work is in the street view and then in 2009 i participated in a residency in ireland. and when i looked for information, i was directed to wisconsin. and so it is one of the oldist towns in ireland and around the 1940s a lot of irish people immigrated to the utah and a few set up in newtown, in wisconsin. and in the google maps you will find the street view and the first building that you see is a barn, a typical barn. and i find it interesting that out of everything in town that has not been photographed by google yet and also this idea of when you are looking something original, you find a certificate. and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it

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inbetween the school and their home, which is 50 yards in either direction. it seems like everyone out here has some sort of story about a distracted or speeding driver tearing through the neighborhood. >> eileen was almost there, just three doors away from her aunt's house. sweetheart. >> san jose police say a lexus suv was going down the street, coming to or coming home from parkview elementary school. six-year-old died at the scene. her two-year-old sister suffered nonlife threatening injuries. her aunt had three broken ribs and a collapsed lung. it's not clear if they were in the crosswalk. >> the pastor translated for the family, saying they tried unsuccessfully to get speeding drivers to slow down. >> and yes, we told the school and we tried to get the community involved in petitions and signatures. hopefully this tragedy will help bring some, you know, a solution to the problem. >> and police say it is not clear if that driver was speeding. they did say that he passed a field sobriety test, so he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he is c

they occupy a little of app inbetween, and for a long time, we were paralyzed since twins in the sterilebate between, well, is it just war or is it crime? well, if it doesn't look like crime, therefore, it's war, or if it's not war, it must be crime. the fact is it's a little bit of both, and, yet, we have legal frame works that are all or nothing, one or the otherment the problem, though, is that if we have a law of armed conflict, under the law of armed conflict, u.s. drone strike, and if we think that's the body of law that employee applies, they are lawful. if the law of armed contract applies, when the u.s. strikes a target in yemen or pakistan, kill a combatant under the law of war while they sleep. cause collateral damage as long as it's proportioned, that's okay. if it doesn't apply, they are extrajudicial executions, violating human rights law, and depending, they probably violate the domestic law of the country, the domestic laws of the united states. trouble is right now, we don't have any principle unions of being able to say clearly which it is because we have a concept of a

it to be administered equally across the board, on conservative and liberal organizations and any inbetween. americans expect the i.r.s. to do its job without passion or prejudice. the i.r.s. can't just pick one group for closer examination and give the other a free pass. but that is apparently what they did here. that was the agencies bigamies take, and now they have to answer for it. the senate finance committee has launched a former bipartisan investigation. a team of investigators from my staff and senator hatch's staff has begun compiling questions and seeking additional documents with the i.r.s. there seems to be some inconsistencies in the timeline regarding who knew what and when, and we will get to the bottom of it. as part of the investigation, i went straight to the top and met with acting commissioner steve milney yesterday. it was a tough talk. i told mr. miller the actions of the i.r.s. were inexcusable and warned that he is in for serious questioning from this committee and from others. i told mr. miller the committee demands nothing less than his complete cooperation and tot

they occupy a little of app inbetween, and for a long time, we were paralyzed since twins in the sterile debate between, well, is it just war or is it crime? well, if it doesn't look like crime, therefore, it's war, or if it's not war, it must be crime. the fact is it's a little bit of both, and, yet, we have legal frame works that are all or nothing, one or the otherment the problem, though, is that if we have a law of armed conflict, under the law of armed conflict, u.s. drone strike, and if we think that's the body of law that employee applies, they are lawful. if the law of armed contract applies, when the u.s. strikes a target in yemen or pakistan, kill a combatant under the law of war while they sleep. cause collateral damage as long as it's proportioned, that's okay. if it doesn't apply, they are extrajudicial executions, violating human rights law, and depending, they probably violate the domestic law of the country, the domestic laws of the united states. trouble is right now, we don't have any principle unions of being able to say clearly which it is because we have a concept o