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Because what good would one do?
They say there's strength in them.
Not what you would expect from someone with a B.S. in Mathematics.
Oh, wished I'd thought to add this earlier -
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and there is no need to reference back to me. It's a little choppy in places because I just erased black with Magic Wand set to 30 to make addition layers.
Sorry to any Texture groups that ask for no Photoshopped pieces, I can't keep everybody's rules straight.
Explore #415
LENS: Zeiss 150mm Sonnar T* f/4 (old manual lens made for Hassleblad 6x6 film camera).
CAMERA: Olympus E-P3
In terms of length now.
No. Wait.
She is now two inches taller than me.
Darn.
She used to look up to me, now it is the reverse...
This is the holocaust memorial in Boston. Etched into the glass are the serial numbers of all who died in the concentration camps.
Prompt for the week is numbers. The wife and I went on a cruise for a week of rest and relaxation. Had a great time!
659 gains the first of her two fleet numbers. No difficulties reading the white numbers, unlike the old gold ones which faded fast to black. Again period correct to 1996 in vinyl application. Early in her life the Black Entrance Only was much lower on the white and the Door warning notice was the other way about and all on Gold originally
Choosing lottery tickets in Thailand is a complex business. Many people have very individual and sophisticated systems for predicting the winning numbers. Significant events can be taken as signs - the date/time of a death or birth, the last two digits of a car number plate involved in a crash - and commonly, numbers that might appear in some form in dreams.
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This is the holocaust memorial in Boston. Etched into the glass are the serial numbers of all who died in the concentration camps.
(this image has not been photoshopped)
Drawing lottery numbers using a rotavator. This popular social game is commonly known as Bingo in Australia.
ODC - Numbers
29/01/11
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over 30,000 people have died in Mexico since this government took over five years ago, and the war against organised crime started ...
some statistics say 36,000, some say 40,000 ...
any number is outrageous
9000 death people are not even identified yet [1] ...
and most of them will not ...
kidnapping, extortion, drug dealing, cold blood murder, flow of weapons have dramatically increased over the past five years ...
male, female, old people, teenagers, children are no longer safe in this country, they are targeted too ...
people shouldn't die like this ...
not even criminals ...
nobody deserves to be murdered ...
the government says that only a tiny percentage of the deaths were innocent (356 people [2]) ...
nobody believes those numbers ...
death people are not numbers, they are not just casualties ...
they were dreams, love, cries, laughs, friends, ... brothers ... potentials... hopes ...
of course, organised crime is causing almost all the deaths, but the government must accept their part of responsibility in letting this situation to spread out of control, and they should face the consequences ...
the despair climate is also deepen with the lack of opportunities, namely unemployment ...
the most desperate people are dragged to the organised crime world ...
corruption is spread all over, from the street policeman to the highest employee of the government ... yet no high-ranking official has been apprehended yet ...
this is not the country I was born ...
... in which I grew up ...
... in which, being a child, I could go alone to the school, or to the grocery store or the parlour ...
... in which I used to play baseball or any game outside with my neighbours, also children ...
... in which any crime was not common and everybody reacted frightened or concerned, and not with indifference ...
being a huge amount of crimes, we are getting used to them ...
that is awful, we should never get used to murder ... never.
every day sadness, despair, hopelessness are growing in more and more Mexicans ...
this is not the country in which I grew up happy ...
this can't be this country's fate ...
how come will we overcome this situation ? ...
what is the answer to this riddle ? ...
what are even the appropriate questions ? ...
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[1] unidentified ...
[2] casualties ...
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I wore this outfit for two days. Over the course of those two days, I swam 3200 yards, spent $85, ran 20 miles, cooked 11 dishes, drank 4 gin and tonics, and watched 1 entire movie. I also slept more hours than I care to admit.
Dress, Jam’s World (thrifted). Shirt, Old Navy. Belt, thrifted. Leggings, Allen B. Moccasins, Minnetonka (gift). Earrings, Monica D. Bag, Nine West.
I am most pleased about all the cooking. Now I have delicious leftovers to eat all week:
Chi-Chi’s Corn Cake (well, we finished that entire thing over the weekend, so no leftovers)
Mexican Street Corn
Carrot and Red Cabbage Slaw
Refried Bean Enchiladas
Curried Beet and Yam Soup
Tabouli
Hummus
Roasted Asparagus
Sweet and Spicy Broccoli
Garlic and Ginger Tofu
Teriyaki Beet Greens (I also ate all of that)
Most of that $85 was spent on groceries.