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name- Jacob crow (just call me crow)
parents- crow person(mom) dark warlock(dad)
age-19
killer style- dose the color black still not count? it doesn't? f*¢k well I guess it's casual goth at least that's what claweas calls it.
flaw- I've been told I look threatening or angry most of the time so even other monsters are scared $h!tle$ of me I don't mean to its just how I look.
pet- no pet, can't have one I share a room with 9 other monsters there's not enough room even for the 10 of us
fav activity- spending time with claweas (and her pack) I haven't seen her sense I was 12 and her pack is so open......in more ways than one
pet peeve- my wings it's hard to sleep walk through doors use the $h!tter and if they get scratched or cut at my job they itch like all hell!
fav subject- monster history and myths it's a good laugh even monsters don't believe everything
least fav subject- art you want me to draw my feelings dont send me to the d@m school counselor after!
fav color- black its the only color I wear
fav food- mama wolf's rabbit soup once more really open family
BFF'S- claweas is my only close friend probably because I've known her from a young age.
well that's crow he works as a castle guard and demand Hunter he is a slave on a island my friend madeup he is a vary calm guy even when mad (and hase to calm claweas down on a regular basis) he's protective with friends his parents died when he was 9 and he has his moms last name sense his dad was kicked out of his family.at first crow saw claweas as a little sisters but wond up falling in love with her after being there for her after her break up with sparrow. now on to looks crow is tall hase large black wings and long black hair (witch is usaly in a ponytail)
Although most people believe that the concept of 'symmetrical time' was introduced in 2005, it is in fact much older than that.
It was mentioned for the first time in a manuscript written in 1251 by a monk called Otto. Originally, 'symmetrical time' referred to the years 1000 and 2000 AD, which in Roman numerals would be perfectly symmetrical: M and MM respectively. In mediaeval times already, many projected their messianic hopes and apocalyptic fears onto these years. Looking back on the year 1000, Otto concluded that there had been no ground for these emotional responses. He predicted that nothing special would happen in the year 2000 either (criticizing those who feared the coming of an 'insectum millennii'). Rather than to get carried away by irrational expectations, people should be steadfast ('constant') and use their common sense, according to Otto.
Otto's writing was rediscovered in 1521 by a Humanist scholar who roamed the libraries of abbeys and convents in search for classical texts. He was surprised by Otto's plea for steadfastness, so very similar to the 'constantia' that was advocated by contemporary Neo-Stoics. Otto's manuscript was subsequently published in print, but no copies of that edition have been preserved.
Thus, Otto's manuscript and his views on symmetrical time were forgotten. A similar concept though was devised in 2005, this time not based on Roman numerals but on digital numbers. Returning from a voyage to Tahiti, Anna Imumi from Ohio realized that there were seven moments in a day when the time indicated on her watch was perfectly symmetrical. According to her, these moments were ideally suited for looking in a mirror or for engaging in a dialogue with someone who holds an opposite opinion. Her blog on this topic attracted a lot of attention, with a record number of 11,011 visitors on 11:11h on November 11, 2005. As a result, her site crashed and it has not been operational since.
Seems like everyone's favorite pix of me are in my blue cheerleader outfit. So I guess I'll have to break it out and get some new pix.
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Sometimes a girl needs to put on a real pretty, frilly dress, and spend a little extra time on make up and hair to really feel her best.
A conceptional image of an NLEAF Police Vehicle. It is a fictional car I made with a mix of various car types in it. It has Chrysler 300C, Chevy Impala and Caprice, and other American vehicle aspects added. The car has enlarged bumpers and side skirts to give it a lower stance to the ground. Check out the new homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association. 2011.
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Finished my latest drawing today.
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Kmart drawing. Feb 2014.
I was in a Halloween play this year, and wore this costume for it. So even though I've had it for years, it only made sense to wear it for the season.
I wish I still had a decent head of hair and I would prefer that to a boob-job any day and besides it's doesn't even appeal to me. But there are definate advantages with having to wear a wig including of course taking it off when one gets too hot but best not done in the middle of the street lol. I am amazed at how by just changing my hair style I can portray a different me and added to that of course I can change the colour of it too to suit what I am wearing. This time I am wearing one of my little black dresses, a stretchy one that grips and has a red lining which also serves as a bit of trim. As usual I don't get madeup to take my pictures, I never use flash so I just grab something when I see the light looks good and put it on. Often there is not enough time to keep changing and as you can see these three were taken together. I have given each one a heading to say what they suggest to me and yes I am all ready to go out to find the right handsome guy to suit my mood by doing a mix and match. That's what I love so much about being Jojo I can be very creative, for example I could have done a painting and changed the hair as I worked it but instead I can perform this magic in seconds in real life which is much more rewarding.
Art Center (Pasadena, California)
Exhibition: www.artcenter.edu/mdp/madeup/exhibition.html
Tim Durfee is organizer-curator-director of the events that comprise the MADE UP series. Tim became part of the core faculty at the MDP in 2009, after a two-year visiting Associate Professorship at Woodbury University. Before that, he taught for twelve years at SCI-Arc (The Southern California Institute of Architecture), where we was Director of Visual Studies. Tim’s independent and collaborative practices are diverse, but — resisting the term ‘multi-disciplinary’— attempt to operate in a way where the appropriate mode and medium for a given project emerges from a process of research and inquiry. Some of this work includes award-winning buildings, exhibitions, online exhibitions, sign systems, motion and sound.
Bruce Sterling is an Austin-based science fiction writer and Net critic, internationally recognized as a cyberspace theorist. He currently blogs at Beyond the Beyond for Wired Magazine.
Bruce's most recent book-length essays question and promote how the future is shaping our concepts of self, time and space, including Shaping Things (2005), and Tomorrow Now: Envisioning the Next Fifty Years (2002). Bruce was the founder of the Dead Media Project, an on-line reliquary of forgotten media technologies. He founded the Viridian Design Movement, an environmental aesthetic movement founded on the ideas of global citizenship, environmental design and techno-progressiveness. His writings have been very influential in the cyberpunk movement in literature, specifically the novels Heavy Weather (1994), Islands in the Net (1988), Schismatrix (1985), The Artificial Kid (1980), and Involution Ocean (1977). He co-authored, with William Gibson, The Difference Engine (1990), a novel that is part of the steampunk sub-genre.
Fiona Raby studied Architecture at the RCA before working for Kei'ichi Irie Architects in Tokyo. She also holds an MPhil in Computer Related Design from the RCA. She was a founding member of the CRD Research Studio where she worked as a Senior Research Fellow leading externally funded research projects. She taught in Architecture for over 10 years before teaching in Design Interactions. Fiona is also a partner in Dunne + Raby, a creative design partnership that use design as a medium to stimulate discussion and debate amongst designers, industry and the public about the social, cultural and ethical implications of existing and emerging technologies. She is co-author, with Anthony Dunne, of Design Noir: The Secret Life of Electronic Objects.
Anne Burdick is a regular participant in the international dialogue regarding the future of graduate education and research in design. In addition, she designs experimental text projects in diverse media, for which she has garnered recognition, from the prestigious Leipzig Award for book design to I.D. Magazine’s Interactive Design Review for her work with interactive texts. Burdick has designed books of literary/media criticism by authors such as Marshall McLuhan and N. Katherine Hayles and she is currently developing electronic corpora with the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Burdick’s writing and design can be found in the Los Angeles Times, Eye Magazine and Electronic Book Review, among others, and her work is held in the permanent collections of both SFMOMA and MoMA. Burdick studied graphic design at both Art Center College of Design and San Diego State University prior to receiving a B.F.A. and M.F.A. in graphic design at California Institute of the Arts.
I went into the bathroom to ''freshen up' my hair, and came out an hour later looking like I was ready for the prom.
In the mall after pumpkin-carving a group of models in various traditional gowns and headgear were advertising housewares.
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Shunting 934: Maharakeke: Winter 1981.
After pushing Mty Highsiders into the Hatuma Lime Works siding, we're propelling the Van back down onto our madeup 933 tonnage at 12 minutes past 5 on the 23rd of ? :)
The black mark obscuring the Station is the waving Cap of our Guard who was into making my shot difficult.
In the mall after pumpkin-carving a group of models in various traditional gowns and headgear were advertising housewares.
I'm way behind on Flickr...I've been looking at photos, but not commenting or answering messages. Sorry! It's been pretty crazy with family here all last week, and I just haven't gotten back in my groove. Figured I needed to toss something up for a 52 since I keep getting farther behind!
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It's been awhile since you've seen my face, so I thought I'd share all of my looks.
All natural = no make-up, no contacts/glasses = I have a lazy eye that you can see, no attempt at doing anything.. I don't look so great hey?
Lazy Look = no matter what I do I always think my glasses make me look lazy and to be honest I think I'm very ugly in them still, but I wear them every second day at school and I'm trying to feel more confident in them!
Made-up = little bit of eye-liner and red lipstick. Nothing special but I always feel best like this!
In the Wolfson Room at Tate Liverpool. Part of MADE UP, the Liverpool Biennial International 08 exhibition. Check out www.biennial.com/madeup for more info.
Photograph by Adatabase