culture history as it is an ingredient on the grocery shelf. i ate this a lot growing up. we had this at my house all the time. your fried up, it s not bad. eric: if you re looking for a nontraditional fourth of july celebration, head to louisiana. it s a camel race. they hosted that camel race to celebrate the fourth and believe it or not, it s on the first rodeo there. they posted camel races on different holidays for the past few years. shannon: they are saying is not their first rodeo, not their first camel rodeo. between us and let us know. i saw the jockeys, is there a camel racing ticket? eric: i did a story in egypt and i was on a camel. i was on a donkey a few weeks
well if the museum or art collection is supposed to document the history of a culture how can it document the. culture without. culture history otherwise it s not a history it s just the record. they always wear their monkey masks as they re all purpose disguises they always appear anonymously washed. you know in the beginning we did it to protect ourselves because the art world was a small place but actually it s been. back and it s more interesting ways that we didn t imagine in the beginning one thing as we could be any we see ourselves as working for all our second the secret of who we might be is global issues people want to know how they think about it it s attracting people to what we re doing even though they ve never found out. they haven t just