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US Man Turns Backyard Into Art Exhibit Made Out of Other People s Discarded Objects FOLLOW US ON: Randy Gilson found happiness in a garbage can. It started with salvaging other people’s throwaways to transform into Christmas gifts for his siblings, then it evolved into cleaning up an old house and the drug-infested neighborhood it stood in. What he created is Randyland, an iconic Pittsburgh landmark that attracts visitors from all over the world. But the real icon is Gilson himself. An eccentric folk artist, Gilson created a child-like art installation in his backyard and invited the world to experience it for free. A walk through his garden is a glimpse into his brain - an explosion of colors with subtle surprises. He added life and whimsy to everything there - walls, fences, sidewalks, and once-drab lawn ornaments, all reimagined into pieces of art. ....
nuclear option is on the table. if north korea is saying right now leland: is there any reason even if they do say that, any reason to take them at their word? so many times they ve made gilson broke and then and we are still of billions of dollars. that is correct or the danger of north korea always is. this regime will say anything. you just announced a second sanction on the country and they ve responded the same let s talk. the test is to not lift anything. the president has been quite clear. there will not be any relief unless you have a denuclearization process. they ve gotten a whole lot of cookies on the u.s. administration, whether it be the clinton administration, bush administration or a bomb administration. where did this go next? north koreans are continuing their missile program. how is this not just playing for ....