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Soundtack: FOOLS DANCE ("I'm So Many (Talk Talk))": www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETmDU5t98cs&t=2s
" We could TALK AND TALK UNTIL FOREVER..."
Eike: *cantando* "If you leave me now...It's not that I can't take it...It's just that somehow...I think you'd break it so much beyond repair...........................................................................................................
So turn and walk away...I've overspoken...Said all that I can say...I know that I can kneel and I could cry and I know that I could show you how I died....But what good would it do? Give the world another fool..."
You've arrived, you've settled in. Even though you have your own thoughts, you know you will need help
Septon Jarrad
Right of Conquest
Never forget that there are strength in numbers.
Is the Fool making a mistake, or a leap of faith?
I feel this looks a little overworked, but believe me when I say that I really was hanging out of a fourth floor window all afternoon. Full story and outtakes on my blog here: indigo-moments.livejournal.com/
M4H 41/52: Golden hour. What do you do when there hasn't been a golden hour all week due to clouds and rain? You create one yourself with an off camera flash and some creative processing. Hopefully my beloved golden hour will be back soon....
Prints: daniel-eskridge.pixels.com/featured/dead-fools-dance-dani...
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Hello and welcome to the Dead Fool's Dance
where music from the grave brings on a trance.
The bones of jesters hop and spin
and glance at you with a skeleton grin.
Beneath the full moon they've set a trap
to lure more fools into an unending nap.
A circle of skulls lies at their feet
around a flickering fire that gives off no heat.
Those victims who came to hear them play
listened too much and are there to stay.
Beware odd tunes on an Autumn night
else the Dead Fool's Dance be your last sight.
This card occupies a unique position in the Tarot because no number is assigned to it -- its Key is Zero -- and it is sometimes positioned at the beginning of the Major Arcana and sometimes at the end. The Fool represents both the beginning and the culmination of the mystical quest.
The Fool is the eternal youth, *puer aetermus*, and he we seem him about to step off a cliff into the abyss below. In his left hand he carries a white rose representing spiritual desire, and in his right hand a staff or wand. Dangling from the end of the staff is a little bag or wallet containing the four elements -- Fire, Water, Earth and Air.
The Fool is one of the 78 cards in a tarot deck. In tarot card reading, it is one of the 22 Major Arcana, sometimes numbered as 0 (the first) or XXI (the last). However, in decks designed for playing traditional tarot card games, it is typically unnumbered, as it is not one of the 21 trump cards and instead serves a unique purpose by itself.
Interpretations
In many esoteric systems of tarot card interpretation, the Fool is interpreted as the protagonist of a story, and the Major Arcana is the path the Fool takes through the great mysteries of life. This path is known traditionally in cartomancy as the "Fool's Journey", and is frequently used to introduce the meaning of Major Arcana cards to beginners.
The Fool card is associated with:
Folly, mania, extravagance, intoxication, delirium, frenzy, bewrayment. [If the card is] Reversed: Negligence, absence, distribution, carelessness, apathy, nullity, vanity.
On the bright side, the middle one was right where it was supposed to be! Heh...this is what happens when you look at the pedal from behind with the back off the case for hours and then flip it around to make it pretty.
Italian postcard by Rotalfoto, Milano.
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Fools Gold stars Matthew McConaughey as Ben Finn Finnegan, a good-natured, surf bum-turned-treasure hunter who is obsessed with finding the legendary 18th century Queens Dowry -- 40 chests of exotic treasure that was lost at sea in 1715. In his quest, Finn has sunk everything he has, including his marriage to Tess Finnegan (Kate Hudson) and his more-rusty-than-trusty salvage boat, Booty Calls. Just as Tess has begun to rebuild her life, working aboard a mega-yacht owned by billionaire Nigel Honeycutt (Donald Sutherland), Finn discovers a vital clue to the treasures whereabouts. Certain that his luck will change with the newfound information, Finn maneuvers himself aboard Nigels yacht and, using his good-natured charm, convinces the tycoon and his Blackberry-wielding, celebutante daughter, Gemma (Alexis Dziena), to join him in the pursuit of the Spanish treasure. Against Tess better judgment, the search rekindles her loveof discovery. But they are not the only ones after the treasure. Finns mentor-turned-nemesis Moe Fitch (Ray Winstone) has also set out to claim the prize.
Facebook App
If you’re a Facebook addict and biting people doesn’t quite cut it anymore, you’ve got to try a new application called “Steal My Booty.” It’s a dog-eat-dog treasure hunting game, where players steal treasure from their friends, and have treasure stolen from them when they are not looking.
www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=15250095692
Check out the trailer
foolsgoldmovie.warnerbros.com/
Here is a high tech April Fools joke from Google. The end is surprising when you realize the whole thing is a joke. I was thinking while watching it that it was a great idea for the little ones in our life to have a self diving bike. It's short and worth a look click HERE
This has been on before but always worth a second look.
My contribution to the All Together Now: A Tribute to the Beatles show in LA.
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Though as this is magnesian limestone and not iron pyrites you'd be even more gullible .... Easington beach, NE England.
I just had some left over fabric from my wavy-line quilt (see my previous upload) and I made this block. I will use it on the back of the quilt.
One year ago I made some log cabin blocks, using my first batch of hand-dyed fabrics. After I've made them, I didn't know what to do with them. I am still not completely sure, but I am fooling around a bit today and already did a bit of sewing, maybe I'll surprise myself.
Butterfly landing on the top of the back porch table umbrella, must have thought all those lovely flowers must have some really good nectar.
A colorful field of butterfly boats compete in the April Fools\' Regatta Saturday afternoon in Kenosha\'s harbor.
Explore Apr 5, 2009 #463
An abstract spinner which has been pulled out giving a swollen look in parts.....
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Fool Creek runs through a deep valley or "basin" and eventually joins the Tounge River west of Dayton Wyoming in the northern Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. This a beautiful valley. My dad brought me here to fish as a boy even though it was often frequented by those rude county 3 folks (people from Sherdian County) from the east side of the mountains. I grew up in Big Horn County on the west side of the Mountains. I didn't fish much but collected rocks and fossils while my dad and brother fished.
GZ-09XX Sarahbae Class CV
Class: Carrier
Role: Mobile frame Super Carrier/Strike Group Leader (Point Defense, Defense, Catapult x2)
Builder: Dramstellar
IO size: Capital
Longest side: 16 studs
Crew: 300. Captain, Executive Officer, 1st Lieutenant, 2nd Lieutenant, 3rd Lieutenant, Pilot x4, Navigator x4, Chief Engineer, Engineering Crew x28, Maintainer x32, Comms Specialist x30, Chief Doctor, Doctor x4, Med Aide x10, Weapon's Officer, Gunner x36, Life Support x22, Fuels Technician x20, Intel Officer, Intel Analyst x10, Quartermaster, Service Specialist x12, Radar Tech x16, Head Chef, Sous Chef, Ration Tech x8, Head Steward, Steward Aide x4, Head of Security, Ship Security x32, Combat Medic x8
Mobile Frame Element 36: Pilot x12, Crew Chief x12, Launch Officer x2, Recovery Crew x8, Flight Medic x2
The pride of any modern fleet in known space, a capital ship scale carrier such as the Sarahbae class represented the pinnacle of power projection. With mobile frame combat constantly evolving and expanding to fill a decisive role in fleet battles, the ability to rapidly field an entire squadron of space worthy mobile frames was a critical capability for any serious space power. Dramstellar's final capital ship design was actually a spiritual successor to their very first carrier, one which admittedly was a rushed refurbishment of a cargo hauler which left much to be desired, but was instrumental in the liberation of Colonia II from the Ijad occupation. The megacorp's shipwrights gained tremendous first hand experience repurposing the original Sarahbae, jerry rigging what they could under a tight deadline, and combined with all the since gained experience with the fleet development program, had great expectations leveled on their teams from the corporate suits above for the megacorp's first proper supercarrier. A cruiser might be the flagship of a dedicated fleet, and the battlecruiser was the armored fist, but without a carrier there was almost no point to even trying to fight if your opponent fielded mobile frames. And everyone always fielded mobile frames, even if a single paltry company; mobile frames were game changers. A single company could, would, and had altered the outcome of every fleet battle since the first time the Terran Expeditionary Marines slapped an impromptu catapult on a ship and called it good enough for government work. With a purpose built warship packed to the gills with enough arms, ammo, and fuel to support two mobile frame companies independently of each other, nevermind the shipboard point defense support the Sarahbae class itself could provide, the new carrier was a far cry from its predecessor, let alone the original TEM kitbashes.
Any discussion of the Sarahbae class carrier would naturally begin with the prominent twin launch catapult bow arm. Two vertically aligned, electrically propelled catapult rail systems ran along opposite sides of the bow for its entire length, allowing for the mobile frames to reach considerable speeds at no cost to the suit's limited fuel supply. A twin point defense turret mounted at the extreme end under the bow provided suppressing fire against any enemy mobile frames attempting to score an easy kill during a launch, supported by multiple turrets further back along the carrier. Each catapult connected to an individual drum hangar with a corresponding rear recovery deck, the round hangar design capitalizing on the lack of gravity to store six mobile frames around the walls in rings of three, carefully cradled in maintenance berths. The drum hangars are naturally aligned along the same vertical orientation as the catapults, and with hangar specific support staff each company was capable of independent operation including launch, resupply, and mobile frame upkeep. The 'top' of each hangar also mounted a PDG dedicated to defending the hangars, as well as generally supporting launch operations and ship defense. Additional PDG turrets were located on either side of the bridge and finally one on the bottom of the ship, bringing the total to six which provided decent coverage to most areas of the ship with except of the rear, which is more heavily armored to compensate. Heavy armor also ran the length of the carrier with emphasis on the core of the ship and around the four massive capital grade engines.
While the carrier may have seemed less well armed and more lightly defended that a ship of its size and stature would warrant, any doubters would have done well to remember that the true might of the Sarahbae class, and that of the fleet for that matter, were the mobile frames and their pilots which nestled within, ready to spring forward at a moment's notice to charge ships many times their size. The same doubters may have expressed concern for the brave pilots who would no doubt resembled fools tilting at windmills, but anyone who had witnessed a mobile frame company in action would have felt more pity for the service personnel aboard said ships, as they could do naught but watch helplessly as the steel reapers descended upon their vessel.