Quotes by Leslie Allen

“Sausalito is the gateway to Marin, with people arriving by car, by ferry and they hang out in parks where trash cans are ugly, weather-beaten with peeling paint. If we make them look like works of art, people will treat them as such. People would be encouraged to observe them as art that is also utilitarian.”

“We want to give a visual example of the projects intention, inspire other artists to submit proposals and get local merchants to sponsor those artists,”

“There was a significant increase in the number of emergent CT scans performed after the release of the NCI statement in 2002, ... As physicians we should make judicious use of CT scans a priority.”

“All these tests were ordered by the emergency department, ... I talked to radiologists at the hospital and they said they have told the ER not to do those tests.”

“We want to give a visual example of the projects intention, inspire other artists to submit proposals and get local merchants to sponsor those artists.”

“A lot of times, people think that this is New York, and youre never going to find an honest person whos going to turn something in. But people are honest. They really are.”

“It might be donated to charity or it might be held at auction. Or if its something in bad condition, then it would just be disposed.”

“When the kids go back to school, you start seeing a lot of backpacks.”

I recall once seeing a commentary advertised as having been written in prison without recourse to other commentaries and by reliance on the Holy Spirit alone. I doubt whether those last two phrases are complementary. If God has set teachers in the church (1 Cor. 12:28; Eph. 4:11) and many have written books, can good come out of ignoring them, let along parading that ignorance as glorifying God? Gods work is never a one-man show. The one who represents the visible part of the iceberg must ever ackowledge his or her debt to others. I like to remember that the First Epistle to the Corinthians was from Paul and Sosthenes (1 Cor. 1:1) and that the Epistle to the Colossians was from Paul and Timothy.