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Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see.
C. S. Lewis
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"Site of the only Vatican-authenticated miracle in the midwest." Shrine of St. Joseph Catholic Church. St. Louis, Missouri.
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time for miracles ...
by Adam Lambert
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I was amazed to see this colorful rose at a florist shop in Sydney ....
wondering how they hybrid this ?
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We just had a very low helicopter fly over that woke her up from a sound sleep. Lots of conjecture all morning on FB about why sets of 3 are flying over. We are the next town over from where the Patriots play their home football games.
I never cease to marvel at the miracle of the sticky bud, with the leaves and the flowers ready formed and raring to go whne the bud swells and the scales open! Happy Easter everyone!
I asked for a body bag… then she grabbed my thumb': Girl, three, pulled from rubble three days after Turkish earthquake waves from hospital bed as firefighter describes miraculous rescue This is not my picture.
Hope everyone is having a great day, My Friends! Thank you for stopping by.♥
The miracle is that this photo wasn't taken in a butterfly house but on a meadow in a nature reserve. I usually NEVER manage to take photos of butterflies in the wild. As I didn't have my macro lens with me I had to take this capture with my long zoom lens. I would have preferred a lower angle but that wasn't possible because of the long grass which was in the way. The butterfly is a male Large Copper (Lycaena dispar). These butterflies are considered as an endangered species.
Evening of Hanukkah. First candle this evening.
I wish you all Happy Hanukkah.
May we be able to sEE the LIGHT today and always.
For the MIRACLE that was there.
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Hanukkah at Wikipedia :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanukkah
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Mixed emotions today, with the death of Israeli symbol in singing.
Arik Einstein. He will always be remembered for his wonderful songs.
Surely his songs will live forever with us.
All this sad morning, I hear his songs at the "GALGALTZ", my favorite radio.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcayUsa9yvw&feature=share
Thanks for viewing.
Copyrights (c) nIra Dabush.
This doggy was spotted on Holbox island, Mexico. I love his expression and the way he looks like he is walking on water!
Miracles, in the sense of phenomena we cannot explain, surround us on every hand: life itself is the miracle of miracles ~ George Bernard Shaw
Last year we thought this Clematis at the bottom of our garden was dead, so we dug it out. A little root must have remained as I couldn't believe it when it started to grow this year. It will never flower, I thought...now it is covered with buds and the first one opened this morning. A miracle, or a greenfingered genius??? You decide... Lol!!! :-)))
There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.”
- Albert Einstein
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Miracles happen
Miracles happen
at odd hours
and I’m never at home
when the postman comes by.
Today the first flower blossomed
and I said it’s a sign.
I look around: I’m alone
I carry this shadow.
© 2000, Ana Paula Inácio
Translation: 2006, Richard Zenith
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Os milagres acontecem
Os milagres acontecem
a horas incertas
e nunca estou em casa
quando o carteiro passa.
Hoje, abriu a primeira flor
e eu disse é um sinal.
Olho em volta: estou só
trago esta sombra comigo.
© 2000, Ana Paula Inácio
From: Vago Pressentimento Azul por Cima
Publisher: Ilhas, Oporto, 2000
ISBN: 972-98608-0-7
" Let our hearts never get used to the miracles that happen around us & within us everyday. Let every sunrise, every flower, every smile, every raindrop and every child make us rejoice at the miracles in our lives."
(~ Caroline Naoroji)
"Miracles, in the sense of phenomena we cannot explain, surround us on every hand: life itself is the miracle of miracles. " ~ George Bernard Shaw View On Black
Landscape Arch (a true miracle of nature) - Arches National Park, Utah - Sept 2009
Wishing everyone a great week; schedule will be packed this week with four days of training, tying up other lose ends at work, and still managing to get an evening work out in, so I do apologize in advance if I am not as present as usual......7 days & counting to our vacation!!!!! Thanks for stopping by to visit :-)
Miracle is a custom skin, included is shape as shown,Bom face and body intended for Legacy& Genus.There are only 2 copies available due to this collection being customs and is apart of the Oddbeauty Vault Series be sure to demo♥
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"Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see."
~C.S. Lewis
Miracle Blade
"Ogni stelo d'erba ha la sua goccia di rugiada" - Lao Tze
Stamattina, nel campo dietro casa, con il 70-300 :)
Buon sabato
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You can become blind by seeing each day as a similar one. Each day is a different one, each day brings a miracle of its own. It's just a matter of paying attention to this miracle.
-Paulo Coelho (b1947)
Brazilian Lyricist, Novelist.
Every time I go to this place, it looks different. And you can see the difference. This is the same place as yesterday's photo. The water flow has changed the whole look of the place. Maybe, if there was this flow all through the year, we probably would not pay attention to the rocks there! It's just a matter of paying attention. How true!
Magnolia Falls, Boen Gulf Drainage,
Upper Buffalo Wilderness,
Newton Co, AR
Have a great Friday and Mothers Day Weekend!
Carnival Miracle is a Spirit-class cruise ship operated by Carnival Cruise Line, known for its unique interior design inspired by fantasy and fictional icons. It features an 11-story Metropolis atrium with a ruby-red glass ceiling and offers a wide range of dining, entertainment, and relaxation options. The ship has a passenger capacity of 2,124
....in the Strangest of Places" Willie Nelson
I've been looking for a new butterfly to show up here but without much luck.
Yesterday, we got home from working in the woods and my work shoes were soaked so I put them out in the sun to dry. When I went back to get them later, this Viceroy butterfly had fallen in love with them. It walked all over them, fluttered in the air and landed on a another part, investigated that, flew away, came back. Even after I took the shoes in the house, it came back again and again looking for them.
Believe me, their's a huge difference between the smell of my two year old work shoes and a flower.
This was a miracle shot on a number of levels but best of all you can see Mercury both outlined against the Sun and the atmosphere lit round Mercury clear of the Sun as well.
Today's transit of Mercury is the last until 2032 and realistically my likely last chance at capturing the start of a Mercury transit (I missed the last one by three minutes!).
Normally I have a very stable set up for solar observations but this transit happened at an angle and time when I couldn't use my permanent kit. Instead I was using lightweight mobile kit which I had used for the 2016 transit. For whatever reason everything in sight went wrong although I'd allowed a full two hours to get everything set. I found myself only minutes away from the start with an unbalanced 70mm refractor that kept slipping on the mount foot, a ball mount that was struggling to take the weight and a tracking mount that wouldn't engage gear without slipping on the clutch, not to mention gusts of wind rocking the kit and scudding cloud blotting out the Sun at regular intervals.
In the end I was manually correcting alignment errors and supporting the scope while trying to find the Sun and set up the camera. Two minutes before the start of transit I found the Sun only for some cloud to obscure it, but by sheer luck (no skill involved!) the cloud cleared and I was holding it steadily enough and long enough in focus to take a few brief sequences before I lost it all again. This is probably the best capture from those short image sequences.
This is a cropped image of the best 50% of 1200 frames at 100fps. Taken just after first contact at around 12:36:40-50
A relieved Peter!
Equipment:
ZWOASI174MM mono CMOS camera, Quark Chromosphere, 70mm refractor, iOptron lightweight mount.