Days of Youth

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Shock and Denial:
Screaming at the television for two hours after the game actually ended, refreshing Twitter repeatedly to make sure the score actually was 55-0
Guilt:
Blaming yourself because you didn't wear your lucky socks on game day and eat your 5:00 peanut butter and jelly sandwich and sit on the couch with the pillows to your left
Anger & Bargaining:
Blaming Pierre McGuire/NBC for all of your problems
Depression:
Weeping uncontrollably into your jerseys, spending hours staring longingly at pictures of your captain on tumblr
Adjusting:
Attempting to fill the void in your life by rooting for another team...Go Devils?
Acceptance:
Creating a GM-worthy master plan for next season complete with salary figures, trade and draft prospects, and new lines

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Möbius Ship: An Un-Ending Sculptural Tribute: With a title and form that wittily plays on the puzzling and unending surface of a Möbius strip, artist Tim Hawkinson has created a bizarrely continuous model in the likeness of ship-in-bottle hobbyists. His hanging sculpture takes it’s inspiration from the story of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, interpreting Captain Ahab’s consuming passion of chasing the illusive white whale by creating a ship that chases itself in an impossible loop.

You can find more works by Tim Hawkinson, including his must see ship like Aerial Mobile at the US spanning Ace Gallery.

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