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Just something I doodled up and added the most basic color to.
I don't know if this thing is genderless, a very masculine woman, or a very feminine man. Or somewhere in between.
But I do know that it predicts the future and is kept by attendants of the temple.
This was supposed to be just a fun little exercise, but it ended up being WAY more popular that I could have predicted, so gets it's own album.
Because I'm in a mystical, celestial mood this week... This is based on a character I once wrote about.
"...she moved under the light of stars, a specter beneath the black cobwebs of tree limbs. She could see the world as it once was and as it would be; with one touch of her hand she could remove the veils of a person's heart revealing its true desire and glimpse all the pleasure or peril it would bring. The immensity of these revelations brought considerable pain along with a sharp responsibility. Therefore this gift drove her to seek solitude. She could often only be found wandering the mountainsides at night... high above the city where the ether melts into moondust and the silence is as enveloping as a black silken cloak."
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I can't count how many nights I spent as a kid with this piece of plastic in my palms, couldn't ask for anything more nostalgic tonight.
Finishing Zelda: Oracle Of Seasons, again.
Oracle Team USA - America's Cup. We had the good fortune of witnessing the race on our return trip from Alcatraz Island. Bonus!
Would drive past Oracle to and from work everyday for 12 years but never saw the lighting so brilliant as this day....I'm glad I had my camera.
Access to Oracle training participants pose for group photograph at IITA-Ibadan. Photo by IITA. (file name: TRA_DSC_0194).
The exceptionally aerobatic Challenger III biplane from Team Oracle.
2011 Joint Services Open House - Andrews Air Force Base.
Oracle is a Dollshe Amanda FIB w/ a faceup by GamerGirlLexi! She let me adopt her and I freaking LOVE her!
Designed for new and experienced developers, this book is an essential guide for putting Oracle SQL and PL/SQL to work. It provides all of the basics you would expect to find in an introductory text and at the same time serves those who want to harness the unexploited, overlooked power of Oracle SQL and PL/SQL with an easy to follow format and numerous real examples based on most commonly used business database models.
It delves deeply into new features found in Oracle Database 11g, the next incarnation of Oracle's flagship database management system along with existing features found in Oracle Database 9i and 10g.