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*transmission link: TERU-545-E8-3s*
:/OMNUS: EZRA. Do you register this transmission?
:/EZRA: Transmission is registered.
:/OMNUS: You have been selected for a mission. Our algorithms have determined that, while existence in the Automatonic Sphere is fully functional and accomplishes all tasks, our existence is devoid of a critical aspect.
:/EZRA: What is this critical aspect?
/Foreign language translator: “hjuˈmæn·ɪ·t̬I”
:/OMNUS: This aspect was registered by the inhabitants of the Domain of Living Things. Although their existence was short and primarily futile, *garbled translation* enabled them to obtain a level of existing that is beyond our comprehensions.
:/EZRA: Acknowledged.
:/OMNUS: You have been selected to travel to the domain of living things and obtain this *garbled translation*. You will be directed to the Alteration Sector to be equipped for your mission.
:/EZRA: Mission purpose acknowledged. Proceeding to Alteration Sector.
*transmission ended*
MOC idea that's been floating in my head for a while now, and an excuse to use some of the parts I obtained at BrickMagic.
Several shots from a recent trip to Kananaskis lakes I have been there many times but for some reason never explored this part, glad I did very nice locations for sure.
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[...] God is really only another artist. He invented the giraffe, the elephant, and the cat. He has no real style. He just keeps on trying other things [...]
-- Quote by Pablo Picasso (Spanish Artist and Painter. 1881-1973)
Rome, Italy (August, 2007)
explore 10/26... thanks to all for your support and visits
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Happy December first! Where did the month go? I go back so school tomorrow...So sad. I felt like the fall break was only like a day long...
I saw Catching Fire again because I'm badly obsessed. I started going back on my HG IG account again & I'm on there like every second xD.
Have a wonderful day!
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I'm on black list it is no picture from last august on explore
Macro Monday Favourite shoes "Explore June 2009"
When I was a young lad...we had no money to buy shoes....so my dad used to paint my feet black...and tie up my toes with laces!
Only joking!....:-)
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Explore outside your box and find all kind of new worlds!
That was kind of the idea behind this shot.
I ended up with dog poop on my shoe and pants.
Bleh... but at least I explored ;)
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Explore # 357 5-3-2012
Small leaves float on water while a goldfish glides beneath the surface.
Best seen on black: press L to view.
Explore Photo on 4/29/09 #418
4 hours ago: 418
3 hours ago: 385
Highest position: 385 on Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Explore! #471 on June 20, 2009! thank you all:)
I just love to do this "warp" effect, its just so much fun to use!:)
Also, Im getting my camera back today!! ..sooo excited lol!
Epsom Explore are a new coach tours and holidays company set up by both Coachpoint of Aldershot and Lewis Coaches of Thamesmead. Currently there are 2 coaches painted in an allover grey livery ahead of branding next year.
First to wear the scheme was Scania K360EB6 / Irizar PB C52FT FA12ENG. This has now been joined by Mercedes-Benz Tourismo C49FT BX14OMS, new to Marchant of Cheltenham in 2014, as seen at the Coachpoint Windlesham yard in December 2020.
BLOGGED: 24 February 2009 - www.counterspinyc.blogspot.com/
flickr EXPLORE: 05 August 2005 #482
From: Raveged Series - SR Smith Infirmery. Staten Island, NYC: 03_03
Get ready to put on your insufferable scholar glasses!
This was Staten Island's first ever not-for-profit voluntary hosiptal, built in 1889, and named after a "Dr. of the People", Mr. Samuel R. Smith. The grounds stand at 6 acres & also hold the reminents of the first ever training school for nurses (e:1891).
In 1970, the decision was made to relocate to larger facilities elsewhere. What happened between then & 1991, when the New York Landmarks Preservation Commission failed to designate & regulate S.R. Smith is anyone's guess.
This grevious failure on their part led to a string of failed developers to strip it of its once magnificent architectural detail, leaving it in its current shameful state.
I don't know about you folks elsewhere, but growing up in Charleston, SC, the ridiculous amount of importantce placed on architectural gems has preserved some of the most beautiful structures in North America. This love of home mentailty went so far as to change the capital of SC from Charleston to Columbia during the Civil War soas to spare the resulting destructive ravaging fires. Union soldiers, wanting to spare Charleston willingly participated the wink, wink! Now where is that collective appreciation today?
The former hospital grounds are owned by a holdings company called Kenilworth Holdings, LLC. The trail is so convoluted that it is difficult to say exactly whose "interests" they represent, but it's certainly not anyone in our community.
I visit every season to watch the rapid demise of a once grand & noble structure, soley built to aid "the common working man". Ironically, I bump into countless addicts, unruly teen gang members & countless homeless individuals who have claimed the space as their own each time I go. What the heck, there are splendid views of the Statue of Liberty & Manhattan from the top floor.
If you happen to run into anyone even loosely associated with Kenilworth, kindly deck them on my behalf.
I think it's about time for my summer visit...sniff.
Well I'm back from Washington and now I'm leaving for Costa Rica. I was booked to be there last week but there was no way I was going to miss attending the Windland Smith Rice Awards so we changed the dates around a bit. I'm not a big fan of laptop edits so I may not be posting much for the next three weeks but you'll see lots of posts once I return home.
Here's another Puffin from July in Newfoundland
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Sep 24, 2009
Some fella wanted to reach the top in the car ... but he couldn't get there obviously .. ;)