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Pieter Bruegel The Elder 1525-1569
Peasant wedding
c. 1568
Oil on wood
114 x 164 cm (45 x 64 1/2 in.)
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Bruegel is known as on of the greatest Flemish painters in the Art History. He was pioneering painting scenes from the rural environment. But how surprised I was when I realized that there is a leg extra for a number of people in this scene. If you look better on the right side, the person that carries tray has three legs.
Later on Descartes said: “I think, therefore I am”. I wonder was healso confused with this third leg too ?

more about Pieter Bruegel The Elder

more about René Descartes

Do you want to find out what the universe is made of and also how it works? Visit Fermilab or take a tour from here

A few “minor “questions these people are dealing with. Quotation:

“We’re asking three simple, challenging questions here at the frontier of particle physics:

What is the nature of the universe?

How did we get here and where are we going?”

Fermilab Director Michael S. Witherell

And all this is happening here.

photo from http://www.thevillager.com

On Monday 06-th of June I was chatting with my boss about music, jazz in particular, and I remember saying that I will newer get over Miles Davis.
Same day at 10 pm the SBS television was screening the documentary about Miles Davis.
Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival is the title of this documentary directed and written by Murray Lerner.
Lerner spends 25 years in raising money to be able to release this 128 minutes movie.
Thank you Mr. Lerner, your movie is really a great experience.

“Villager Murray Lerner spent 25 years assembling a documentary on Davis (“Miles Electric. A Different Kind of Blue”) with footage from his 1970 Isle of Wight concert. The documentary includes “seven electrified, electrifying minutes, that the filmmaker didn’t quite know what to do with.” http://www.thevillager.com

Miles Davis was just too good. He is saying that: Technique must be forgotten. You have to make mistakes to make something new.
This remended me on the poem Forgeting Knowledge - The Tao Te Ching:

FORGETTING KNOWLEDGE
Something new is acquired each day.
But when pursuing the way of the Tao,
something is subtracted;
less striving occurs,
until there is no striving.

The Tao Te Ching, Translation by Stan Rosenthal http://www.clas.ufl.edu