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are you in control of life or are you driven?
can you choose to be bright and a success?
can you choose to be sane or insane?
can you choose your own outcome?
driven by a thirst to drink?
driven by hunger to eat?
driven by need to demand
nobody owns the world
you pay for your life with death
travel beyond the barriers of Babel
We are inhabitants and 'being' is shared
divers in wave-length, scale and frequency
So... Everyone here was questioning if we would ever get snow....after the last week and a half, several evenings of snowblow'n, 12 slides down the driveway, one broken snow blower drive cable and a missed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day wish, with another foot plus on the way tonight ....the White Christmas question has been answered.
Merry Christmas to all!
Writer/Director/Producer Phil Rosenthal answered audience questions at the April 12, 2011 screening of his documentary "Exporting Raymond." The screening is held by KCET Cinema Series and is hosted by movie critic Pete Hammond.
For more on "Exporting Raymond" and other films in this screening series, visit www.kcet.org/socal/cinema_series/
JASPA attendees share friendly conversation, as encouraged by the Keynote Speaker Sharon Daloz Parks on July 19, 2010 (Photos by Chad Williams/SLU)
Presenters answer questions at the Village Halls and Community Buildings Networking Event at Birnam Arts Centre on 5th July.
To answer a question, no, there is no post-processing or photoshop in this picture except the frame and the size reduction for the web. This is straight from the camera. I used the general center-weighted metering, but then underexposed by two stops to darken the background and not overexpose the whiteness of the swans.
On our late afternoon canoe outing on October 10, we didn't see any Canada geese at this end of the lake. They were down on the eastern side. We shared the water with ten swans; the family of six juveniles that were born this spring and their parents occupy the western part of the lake, and this pair holds the central territory.
BHF Question Time - How can we protect the future of cardiovascular health?
Picture credit Danny Fitzpatrick .
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Elle se posa mainte questions, et puis un jour, elle comprit. Elle comprit que cette chose là , n’était qu’une seule chose qu’elle avait imaginer. En se plongeant dans les pupilles grises de son ami, elle s’était laisser prendre à de vastes rêves, à de vastes souvenirs. Mais pourtant, son rêve paraissait si réel, si proche, si vivant, si vrai.
Question 3: How can someone take back words they have already said at a party? My performance piece deals with what seems to be a party, but the person who's birthday it is aren't happy. They are very sad. This portrays that though they may be surrounded by friends they don't feel love and they struggle with depression no matter how many people surround them. I wanted to make a birthday cake without making it a birthday cake, so I decided to turn the book/pages of paper ; something normally read, never seen as an object that is edible ; into the cake. Books as opposed to cakes are informational they have many different meanings and the most thing they are not associated with is a party. Books can be presents and so can cakes, but only one is normal associated with a birthday party.
I'm appalled by gagging order on The Guardian reporting parliamentary proceedings; this questions privileges guaranteeing free speech under 1688 Bill of Rights.