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Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Instead of complaining about wild animals that are less fortunate than myself, I started building birdhouses. There are already a couple people with bird feeders in this neighborhood, so I figured this was a better way to help them, and these are not the average "tiny hole" birdhouses, the roof is 18 inches wide, so they are about the same size as the houses that the birds in this area make on their own, but rain-proof, clean, subtly lighted in the evening, and insulated. Also less work for the birds, so they can have more time to find a better quality of life.
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A bit of background:
www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tGR4O...
A lot of the "sins" in this video are all based on the Cinema Sins guys actually not understanding the basic premise of the entire film series. If you payed attention to the Architect, the Merrovengian, the Oracle, the Keymaker, and Neo's entire storyline... you would have learned that the machine culture is only presenting the human minds in the Matrix itself with a false rebel for them to heap their hopes on, so that they will THINK something is going to save them... to pacify the human population.
...and yet all Neo's presence DOES is create adventures that are more and more insane, desperate, despair-driven, and ultimately IMPOSSIBLE TO WIN. They introduced Neo as a program that doesn't know it, because HE HAS TO BELIEVE he is winning or capable of it, or the humans won't stand aside to let him "save" them... ensuring that they remain well within the confines of the program world, instead of continuing to struggle against it to escape.
To wit: the story unfolds as increasingly weird and impossible odds and scary situation only for the sake of being scary... BECAUSE the machines are screwing with people's minds. On purpose... they even admit that over and over in the films.
That's why the more the humans tried to reach truth, the worse of a situation they kept "waking up to". The machine world shown in the trilogy may even be another level of programming designed to scare them into giving up, that's why Neo has powers no one else does, in the "real world" shown in 'Revolutions'. I usually don't accuse CInema Sins of not understanding the film they are mocking, but this case is pretty clear to me... keep up the good work guys, don't take any of this too seriously... but yeah you really bit it on this one IMHO.
I totally accept the "do not mention the books, the book don't matter" line you guys use... but saying "don't mention the sequels" when talking about a film trilogy is BS.
Also, the whole bit about "using humans as a battery" IS a simplification... but its a real concept based on psychic vampirism. The victim of psychic vampirism is targetted by the vampire to be the focus on stellar materials, which is mostly hydrogen and other "neutron lacking" elements. Then, the victim of the vampirism is treated to increasingly impossible to meet standards and expectations to make it impossible for them to attain what they feel is "righteousness" or "living on the correct pathway". This causes their body to become little more than an "light element to heavy element converter" and the psychic vampire eventually begins pulling this "neutron heavy" mass away from them by using mind games that cause the materials to seek out the vampire and sustain them. Its actually tied into gender and how the patriarchy controls people with sex a lot, and why females are not welcome in the upper eschelons of most religions, so it doesn't surprise me that Lana Wachowski would go through mindsets that would lead her to write things like The Matrix trilogy. She looks very much like a bloated victim of psychic vampirism tends to look.
No, of course you can't believe in psychic vampirism being REAL, because then you wouldn't make a perfect victim of it. (yes, its very real. The iron core of the planet that creates our electromagnetic shields are the best evidence that it exists. Most of the worlds ancient spiritual texts are studies in psychic vampirism. Some Taoists, a few "Christians", some Kabbalah students, and some Hindus are absolute masters of it.)
and of course the worst mind-fuck of the Matrix, in relation to psychic vampires is that it leads back into the whole "you are being treated the same as you treat your livestock" stuff that I don't want to get into right now... because I don't own any animals or profit from them, and would be perfectly okay if everything on the planet started evolving into humans... which would free them from the food system, since our nation has human rights. (and the fact that livestock doesn't evolve into humans demonstrates that the patriarchy really doesn't want to help free them).
...and no, I do not consider keeping wild animals alive to be "psychic vampirism", since they do have a legitimately terrible situation to be born into, and its really NOT their fault that human cultures discount their existence, even though most animals fill a specific and valuable role in the ecosystem.
Its when people hack into the wilderness and try to mimic their survival what I consider to be "psychic vampires". (That's also why the wilderness is portrayed as "The Machines" in the Matrix, btw.)
This scooter got me wondering why people do not maintain their vehicles, instead wait until it cannot move anymore. By that point it is inconvenient and wastes your time. Still it was interesting to see the decay of the scooter.
This was taken from a motorcycle as we stood waiting for the green signal. Luckily enough I caught this. I love street and people photography more than anything. Especially environmental portraits.
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Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong
I am the Living One; I was dead, and now look, I am alive for ever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and Hades.
Revelation 1:17-19
One of our new tank ready for scape! :) 180x60x60 Opti White on a Premium White ADA Style Cabinet. Look at Balazs (keymaker) face :) Another great scape is coming for IAPLC2014? Yup, that's the plan :)
Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Client project made by Balázs Farkas - Keymaker.
A beautiful ADA setup 120P tank in a minimal style for easier maintenance.
Road stall seller sells everything from Kajol (eye kohl), local perfumes to teeth cleaner (next to black sandals; it is actually bark of wood and is traditionally used to clean teeth and is very effective).
We stayed on rue du Temple in the Marais, on the corner of which there is a BHV department store, with a window on the street for clefs (keys). We went up to the window and tried to get the keymaker to understand we were looking for a padlock. He revealed a complete selection. When we chose the one we wanted, he handed us a Sharpie marker to write our names on the lock.
I guess we weren't the first tourists who came to his window to buy a love lock.
This photo was taken by a Spanish-speaking couple we met on the bridge.
These three companies shared a building and this is their sign. Using a simple symbol for each was brilliant, I thought, and very in-line with the character of Abbot Kinney.
2nd workshop of our early summer workshop series. This time ADA Workshop! It's all about aquascaping, nature aquariums, the ADA product range, tips-tricks for contest and of course we will set up a 90P optiwhite tank in our gallery with one of our team member Keymaker - Balázs.
We stayed on rue du Temple in the Marais, on the corner of which there is a BHV department store, with a window on the street for clefs (keys). We went up to the window and tried to get the keymaker to understand we were looking for a padlock. He revealed a complete selection. When we chose the one we wanted, he handed us a Sharpie marker to write our names on the lock.
I guess we weren't the first tourists who came to his window to buy a love lock.
This photo was taken by a Spanish-speaking couple we met on the bridge.
“I've got the key to my castle in the air, but whether I can unlock the door remains to be seen.”
― Louisa May Alcott
Mexico City keymakers at work making new keys.
Key Making Vending Machine FastKey by Griffin in Walmart Foyer Picture by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. Automatic Key Maker
Javed Khan is a keymaker. He can be found on the pavements of Hill Road in Bandra, Mumbai. Subhashri Acharya interviewed him for Jalebi Ink, a media company for young people.
This was part of a project by Jalebi Ink called My Mohalla, or My Neighbourhood.
For the full story, check www.jalebiink.com
Teresa Margolles' installation featured key maker Antonio Hernandez Camacho. Antonio invited visitors to write a word down on a piece of paper, I took this pic of the key he made with the word that came to mind on talking to him: spirit. Antonio described life and death in his hometown, Cuidad Juarez, on the Mexican border with the U.S., riven as it is with drug violence and intimidation.
Key Making Vending Machine FastKey by Griffin in Walmart Foyer Picture by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. Automatic Key Maker
Lost your house key? Help is at hand in the form of Javed Khan, one of the many keymakers you can see on Mumbai's pavements. They can make a key for you in less than ten minutes.
The young reporters of Jalebi Ink discovered the world of keymakers while working on the My Mohalla (My Neighbourhood) Project. Jalebi Ink is a Mumbai-based media company that produces stories, features, news, video etc for and by young people. Through the My Mohalla Project, the reporters explore the people and places that make their neighbourhoods.
Javed Khan has been making keys for 35 years now. He says he began making keys when he was just ten years old. Sometimes he gets many customers. Some days he gets a lot less. Human beings keep losing the many different keys they have in their lives – the car keys, the keys to the cupboard, two-wheeler keys, keys to a safe or a locker.
He says he makes anything from five to fifteen keys in a day. He showed us a huge bunch of old keys and different sets of key blanks. When anyone comes to him to make a duplicate, he cuts the key blanks into the required shape. Sometimes when you do not have a key at all because you have lost it, he can measure the keyhole and make a key for you.
Sometimes he uses this machine to cut the notches in the key. It cost him Rs20,000 and came all the way from Delhi. It can make a copy of a key in less than a minute with its sensor and cutter.
Report by Subhashri Acharya, 10 yrs.
To read more, go to www.jalebiink.com
Key Making Vending Machine FastKey by Griffin in Walmart Foyer Picture by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. Automatic Key Maker
copying keys in the streets of RIo. Apparantly open for business all nights, brilliant if you lose your keys on your way home from a few drinks? :)
Lost your house key? Help is at hand in the form of Javed Khan - one of the many keymakers you can see on Mumbai's pavements. Javed made a key for Subhashri (left) in eight minutes ten seconds. Subhashri is one of the many young reporters who are part of Jalebi Ink -- a company that produces media -- stories, features, news, video, -- for and by young people. Subhashri spoke to Javed Khan for Jalebi Ink's My Mohalla (My Neighbourhood) project -- wherein the reporters explore the people and places that make their neighbourhoods.Javed Khan has been making keys for 35 years now. He says he began making keys when he was just ten years old. Sometimes he gets many customers. Some days he gets a lot less. Human beings keep losing the many different keys they have in their lives – the car keys, the keys to the cupboard, two-wheeler keys, keys to a safe or a locker.
He says he makes anything from five to fifteen keys in a day. He showed us a huge bunch of old keys and different sets of key blanks. When anyone comes to him to make a duplicate, he cuts the key blanks into the required shape. Sometimes when you do not have a key at all because you have lost it, he can measure the keyhole and make a key for you.
Report by Subhashri Acharya, 10 yrs.
To read more, go to www.jalebiink.com
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On Rassada road in Phuket Town center near the old town, he sits at the south end of 'Amulet Alley', a little market / alleyway selling Buddhist amulets.
Javed Khan is a keymaker. He can be found on the pavements of Hill Road in Bandra, Mumbai. Subhashri Acharya interviewed him for Jalebi Ink, a media company for young people.
This was part of a project by Jalebi Ink called My Mohalla, or My Neighbourhood.
For the full story, check www.jalebiink.com
Javed Khan is a keymaker. He can be found on the pavements of Hill Road in Bandra, Mumbai. For the full story, check www.jalebiink.com
Javed Khan is a keymaker. He can be found on the pavements of Hill Road in Bandra, Mumbai. Subhashri Acharya interviewed him for Jalebi Ink, a media company for young people.
This was part of a project by Jalebi Ink called My Mohalla, or My Neighbourhood.
For the full story, check www.jalebiink.com