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Stone carving about the entrance of the UBC Main Library (aka the I.K. Barber Learning Centre). Apparently this was a joke by the stonemasons. The monkey-like figure carrying a tablet with "EVOLU" for "evolution" - a reference to the Scopes trial that was on in 1925, the same year the library opened. It is opposite a figure of a man carrying a tablet that says "FUNDA" for fundamentalist! See flic.kr/p/H12WZa
A ceramic Madonna and Child surrounded by a bunch of plastic dinosaurs. I am glad I used a white background since it makes things look good.
Cheers.
Body Hair is back!
Candid, taken on my little Olympus XA2 35mm pocket camera loaded with AgfaPhoto Vista Plus 200 35mm film from Poundland.
This was at a resort in southern Mexico, got up at 5 every morning to watch the sunrise, I was a little disappointed in the colours, the sky was consistently orange at sunrise but I'm not complaining.
No worries for lost keys any more
World has turned a lot. Inventions and evolutions have made our life so simple and easy. And the change is limitless and changing every single moment in every stage and steps of our life.
Almost everything has turned from pen pencil lock to rocket.
Olden days we used to have big pad locks and big keys. Now a day we have numeric or even digital padlocks. No worries for lost keys any more. That’s a big evolution at a stage of our daily life.
My-o-my … how things have changed!
Here we see Adam tempting the apple in the gardens of Eaton.
A male blade of grass (physically) looks exactly like a female blade of grass and their gender can only be determined by inspecting their DNA.
The hemp plant however has an intense overt sexuality.
So what have we learned from this?
Men Don’t Make Passes at Women Who Mix Their Grasses ….!
Europe, Portugal, Porto, Dona Maria Pia and São Jão railway bridges (uncut)
There's some 120 years between the construction of these two railway bridges in Porto. Quite an evolution. For info info about them, check out the following post.
More bridge evolution (this time in Rotterdam):
Evolution is: here
Evolution (2) is: here
Evolution (3) is: here
Over the weekend, I went North with my brother-in-law, his boys, his brother and his boys, and my son, for a "Boys weekend". We try to make them technology-free for the most part, so I did some quick work for my project. This one is a bit strange, but I find I keep coming back to look at it.
The Evolution of the Geek.
(Infographic)
Source: www.flowtown.com/blog/the-evolution-of-the-geek?display=wide
From the post on www.ZOMGitsCj.com