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                          - May 2007 - Friday 
                          5\25\07 - 
                          4:10 PM GMTSmith snoozes, loses
 For the umpteenth time in as many weeks, a momentary 
                          hesitation on the part of Rev. Smith caused him to miss 
                          out on an opportunity that was instead snatched away 
                          by someone more alert, on the ball, and all-too-ready 
                          to point out to Smith the connection between his failure 
                          to act quickly and his subsequent loss of fortune. This 
                          morning at 11:16am, while Smith was hemming and hawing 
                          over which of the two remaining donuts in the break 
                          room he would eat, overweight coworker Morton Dewey 
                          casually walked in, took both donuts, and walked out, 
                          commenting to Smith in passing, "You snooze, you 
                          lose."
 Saturday 
                          5\19\07 - 
                          11:45 AM GMTPope and Brick 
                          Testament: on the same page
 
   Eleven 
                          illustrations from the Brick Testament's The 
                          Life of Jesus are featured on pages 
                          112-118 of the April 2007 issue of the Russian edition 
                          of Esquire 
                          magazine (with Iggy Pop on the cover). The images are 
                          used to illustrate an interview with Pope Benedict XVI. 
                          Being the benevolent man that he is, it is expected 
                          that the pope will return the favor by creating a series 
                          of eleven illustrations to accompany an upcoming multiple-page 
                          interview with The Rev. Brendan Powell Smith for a major 
                          international men's magazine. Sunday 
                          5\13\07 - 
                          3:07 PM GMTSmith visits 30 churches in 
                          21 days
 From 22 April to 12 May, Rev. Smith paid visits 
                          to thirty churches across Europe. In Prague: 
                          St. 
                          Vitus, St. 
                          George, Strahov 
                          Monastery, St. 
                          James, Týn 
                          Church, St. 
                          Nicholas Church, St. 
                          Nicholas Basilica. In Vienna: Votivkirche, 
                          Karlskirche, 
                          St. 
                          Stephen, Peterskirche, 
                          Minoritenkirche. 
                          In Venice: St. 
                          Mark Basilica, San 
                          Giorgio Maggiore. In Florence: Santa 
                          Maria del Fiore, San 
                          Giovanni, Santa 
                          Croce, San 
                          Miniato, San 
                          Lorenzo, Santa 
                          Maria Novella. In Rome: San 
                          Pietro in Vincoli, Santa 
                          Maria ad Martyres, Santa 
                          Maria sopra Minerva. In Zurich: Grossmunster. 
                          In Paris: Notre 
                          Dame, Saint 
                          Chapelle, Sacré 
                          Cur, Saint 
                          Sulpice, and Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
 Wednesday 
                          5\02\07 - 
                          1:51 AM GMTPhotos from gallery 
                          show in Bratislava
 
   The 
                          website for the SPACE 
                          gallery in Bratislava, Slovakia now has some photos 
                          available for viewing from the opening of the LEGO exhibition 
                          (19 May to 10 June, 2007) with Rev. 
                          Smith in attendance and several works from The Brick 
                          Testament on display. The event drew many curious onlookers 
                          from the Slovakian art world and general public, with 
                          many at least stopping 
                          to view the 50-foot banner across the exterior of 
                          the gallery displaying all 17 illustrations from the 
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