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Found this pic on an old Ext Hard drive and had to do something with it. Mask and Background wall, by Anita, with some bits by L Anzelc, Thanks for taking a look. xxxx
A little late doing this for Rachel Lady...
I have always loved the first two CDs from Counting Crows...They will always be in my Top Five Albums of all times lists!!
Using only song names from ONE ARTIST, cleverly answer these questions. Pass it on. Try not to repeat a song title. It's a lot harder than you think!
Pick your Artist:
Counting Crows
Are you a male or female:
Have You Seen Me Lately
Describe yourself:
Monkey
How do you feel:
I'm Not Sleeping
Describe where you currently live:
Sullivan Street
If you could go anywhere, where would you go:
Omaha
Your favorite form of transportation:
Ghost Train
Your best friend is:
Mr. Jones
You and your best friends are:
Miller's Angels
What's the weather like:
It's Raining in Baltimore
Favorite time of day:
Daylight Fading
If your life was a TV show, what would it be called:
Time and Time Again
What is life to you:
Catapult
Your relationship:
Children in Bloom
Your fear:
A Murder of One
What is the best advice you have to give:
Goodnight Elisabeth
Thought for the Day:
Anther Horsedreamer's Blues
How I would like to die:
Angels of the Silences
My soul's present condition:
Rain King
My motto:
Perfect Blue Buildings
Best Viewed Large or Original. Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Downtown crowd on the steps of Robson Square
You count the knuckles on a hand, and if
you're fortunate, a finger count's the same.
The skipper wasn't fortunate. Our skiff
was only tatters when we ditched it, flame
consuming all but metal filaments that looked -
no kiddin’ - kinda like a flag that's left
in gale-force winds. For years, I mean. We hooked
a sled to Pakkies - tried, by God, to heft
the skipper on it, but the man was big -
too big for even four of us to lift
with all the weight an EV suit configed
to thermal nine requires... Death's a gift...
Yeah, death's a gift sometimes... For all of us.
Our fingers match our knuckles. That's a plus...
© Keith Ward 2006
The image was created using a photo of a friend's hand and applying Photoshop's stylize/find edges filter among other adjustments (e.g., changing the backlighting). BTW, the filter made the hand look as shrunken and wrinkly as it appears - this friend's hand ain't nothin' like that! :)
Click here for more about this series, SF Sonnets.
Space Shuttle Endeavour flew over the Houston area today. I took this photo from a parking lot at Johnson Space Center as Endeavour and the carrier aircraft made their way to Ellington Air Field. It was one of the last times we'll see a Shuttle in the air, as it is due to depart for California tomorrow morning.
EDIT: I reprocessed the photo to adjust the colors. I think I like this version a bit better.
If you are given bad day, don't give up, be strong, and remember that you can always spice it up yourself.
Taken @ Fish&Co, Pacific Place Mall, Jakarta.
Technical Properties
Nikon D300
50mm f/1.4
Only resize, border, watermark using photoscape
My Winter Count for 2012. One photo per month. Eight portraits of strangers. Two portraits of people that I met for a second time. My 300th photo of the old tree, and a recent winter scene. To see the twelve individual photos try the Winter Count 2012 tag. The Winter Count is a Utata project.
A pub at Scurlage, on the Gower, Wales.
Count Ryman's arms were a dull green shield, with none of those fancy bits around the outside. He was known to bore people to death.
The pub tried to live up to Count Ryman's spirit. On one night my friend and I were the only ones inside this huge pub. Even the 'ember of staff was outside having a fag break.
Created for the WPC Week 142
source image thanks to Lamerie
Background here www.flickr.com/photos/jaako/297820961/
Statue here www.flickr.com/photos/n3wjack/370235259/, with thanks
Day 99/365
Counting is now a huge thing in my house; my son is starting to understand his numbers.
He picks up on things quite quickly and numbers are no different. Amy and I picked up a board with wooden numbers on it from Melissa & Doug which has 1-20 on it, and he can do a pretty good job identifying a good portion of those 20 numbers.
An abicus made it's way into the house as well; I remember playing with one in my kindergarten class living in rural Manitoba when I was a child. It's neat how things repeat themselves :)
2010 One World-One Health Pilot Study in Western Kenya" "Participatory epidemiology" PENAPH (photo credit: ILRI).
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Markus Masataka
Read all about him in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2010/12/star-wars-figure-of-d...