synchronicity photos on Flickr

So I click through, thinking if it is a pic of the day, it will be

like my pics of the day, right? Food, friends, a restaurant/workplace

or other social space you went by. Right? Ah, but no. This is from an

astronaut. Where do astronauts spend their days? Well, if they are

lucky, NOT ON EARTH. See next image.

Picture 2:

The TwitPic by Astro_Clay

So what is the picture of? EARTH. Duh. /headsmack

So what's going on? Did he, what, post this from outer space? Did he

take this pic actually today? My mind is getting a tad overexcited at

this point, but I don't jump to conclusions, but instead dig a little

deeper. Read the comments. ;) This is a puzzle, a game. He posts a pic

of the earth from outer space, and the game for his Twitter audience

is not "Where on Earth is Waldo?" but simply, "Where on Earth?"

Picture 3:

TwitPic: Astro_Clay

He posts the pic, let's folk guess for a day, then posts the answer,

and often a new pic. See this list? This isn't new, this is something

he's been doing for a while, and he typically has over a thousand folk

each day viewing and trying to guess or deduce where the daily image

is from. What an utterly amazing concept. So simple, so educational,

and so engaging. Hey! That would make a great acronym — SEE: Simple,

Educational, Engaging.

Picture 4:

Earth Observatory: Bechar Basin, Algeria:

One of the comments mentions that Clay's images are used by experts to

do research and other work. He (PC01010) gives a link. Ah, this

explains a lot. The image is from 2007, when Clay was hanging out on

the International Space Station. Really. I can prove it. Meanwhile,

the Earth Observatory cleaned up version of the image explains which

team took it, when and where, all that.

Picture 5:

The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth:

eol.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/sseop/photo.pl?mission=ISS015&am...

The Earth Observatory image also linked to the original.

Looks familiar, doesn't it? I was so delighted to discover the Gateway

to Astronaut Photography of Earth. A mouthful, but what a fun idea!

Picture 6:

NASA: Missions: International Space Station: Expedition 15:

www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition...

See? I said I could prove Clay had been hanging out on the ISS. The

Earth Observatory page linked to this one also.

Further digging showed that other astronauts are also back here on

earth sharing images from their days off Earth, and others have also

made similar kinds of games out of them. I think the gaming is such a

wonderful idea.

I thought about showing more than one astronaut doing this, but

decided against it. Why? Lots of reasons! All that synchronicity I

mentioned earlier.

Clay ANDERSON? Hello, possibly a long lost relative of some sort. His

hometown is Omaha (I have relatives there). He got his Masters degree

at Iowa State (Go, Cyclones!), and I am an alum there also. My degree

from ISU is partly music composition / vocal performance / piano, and

guess what? Clay likes those, too. What a small small world, even if

the picture didn't already make that very clear.

31 dec 06 synchronic......... by Guus Timpers

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Synchronicity by Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center

“I do believe in an everyday sort of magic, the inexplicable connectedness we sometimes experience with places, people, works of art and the like; the eerie appropriateness of moments of synchronicity; by Aruna's world

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... the whispered voice, the hidden presence, when we think we're alone”, quote by Charles de Lint

Please view my pictures on Flickriver.com, much better!

flickriver.com/photos/aruna_2009/

Synchronicity by Daniel/Dan Eidsmoe

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Sting sings my least favorite Police song "Synchronicity".

Cool Toys Pic of the day - Astro_Clay by rosefirerising

This was WAY too much fun not to share, and had so many oddball

synchronicities it just makes my head spin. Let me step through this.

Picture 1:

A tweet by Astro_Clay

"Clay's "Pic of the Day:" Today a bit tougher...a beautiful tapestry

of color...but where? Go for it Tweep geogra twitpic.com/2ysnkr

"

So I click through, thinking if it is a pic of the day, it will be

like my pics of the day, right? Food, friends, a restaurant/workplace

or other social space you went by. Right? Ah, but no. This is from an

astronaut. Where do astronauts spend their days? Well, if they are

lucky, NOT ON EARTH. See next image.

Picture 2:

The TwitPic by Astro_Clay

So what is the picture of? EARTH. Duh. /headsmack

So what's going on? Did he, what, post this from outer space? Did he

take this pic actually today? My mind is getting a tad overexcited at

this point, but I don't jump to conclusions, but instead dig a little

deeper. Read the comments. ;) This is a puzzle, a game. He posts a pic

of the earth from outer space, and the game for his Twitter audience

is not "Where on Earth is Waldo?" but simply, "Where on Earth?"

Picture 3:

TwitPic: Astro_Clay

He posts the pic, let's folk guess for a day, then posts the answer,

and often a new pic. See this list? This isn't new, this is something

he's been doing for a while, and he typically has over a thousand folk

each day viewing and trying to guess or deduce where the daily image

is from. What an utterly amazing concept. So simple, so educational,

and so engaging. Hey! That would make a great acronym — SEE: Simple,

Educational, Engaging.

Picture 4:

Earth Observatory: Bechar Basin, Algeria:

One of the comments mentions that Clay's images are used by experts to

do research and other work. He (PC01010) gives a link. Ah, this

explains a lot. The image is from 2007, when Clay was hanging out on

the International Space Station. Really. I can prove it. Meanwhile,

the Earth Observatory cleaned up version of the image explains which

team took it, when and where, all that.

Picture 5:

The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth:

eol.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/sseop/photo.pl?mission=ISS015&am...

The Earth Observatory image also linked to the original.

Looks familiar, doesn't it? I was so delighted to discover the Gateway

to Astronaut Photography of Earth. A mouthful, but what a fun idea!

Picture 6:

NASA: Missions: International Space Station: Expedition 15:

www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition...

See? I said I could prove Clay had been hanging out on the ISS. The

Earth Observatory page linked to this one also.

Further digging showed that other astronauts are also back here on

earth sharing images from their days off Earth, and others have also

made similar kinds of games out of them. I think the gaming is such a

wonderful idea.

I thought about showing more than one astronaut doing this, but

decided against it. Why? Lots of reasons! All that synchronicity I

mentioned earlier.

Clay ANDERSON? Hello, possibly a long lost relative of some sort. His

hometown is Omaha (I have relatives there). He got his Masters degree

at Iowa State (Go, Cyclones!), and I am an alum there also. My degree

from ISU is partly music composition / vocal performance / piano, and

guess what? Clay likes those, too. What a small small world, even if

the picture didn't already make that very clear.

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Lost without a trace by Trevor Gertridge

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DSC_0617:

An homage to closing to the very famous video for "Every Breath You Take" from Synchronicity by The Police in 1983. The cigarettes have been replaced by semi-sweet chocolate chips.

The original video is here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMOGaugKpzs

cake kringen style! by Shannon Kringen

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a cake i baked for a friend's birthday! made the frosting from scratch and used all natural organic cake mix for chocolate cake. yum yum

synchronicity by Lenore Edman

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Yep, they match up sometimes. Avoid eachother most of the time.

synchronicity by rheinkrater

4

Cool Toys Pic of the day - Astro_Clay by rosefirerising

This was WAY too much fun not to share, and had so many oddball

synchronicities it just makes my head spin. Let me step through this.

Picture 1:

A tweet by Astro_Clay

"Clay's "Pic of the Day:" Today a bit tougher...a beautiful tapestry

of color...but where? Go for it Tweep geogra twitpic.com/2ysnkr

"

So I click through, thinking if it is a pic of the day, it will be

like my pics of the day, right? Food, friends, a restaurant/workplace

or other social space you went by. Right? Ah, but no. This is from an

astronaut. Where do astronauts spend their days? Well, if they are

lucky, NOT ON EARTH. See next image.

Picture 2:

The TwitPic by Astro_Clay

So what is the picture of? EARTH. Duh. /headsmack

So what's going on? Did he, what, post this from outer space? Did he

take this pic actually today? My mind is getting a tad overexcited at

this point, but I don't jump to conclusions, but instead dig a little

deeper. Read the comments. ;) This is a puzzle, a game. He posts a pic

of the earth from outer space, and the game for his Twitter audience

is not "Where on Earth is Waldo?" but simply, "Where on Earth?"

Picture 3:

TwitPic: Astro_Clay

He posts the pic, let's folk guess for a day, then posts the answer,

and often a new pic. See this list? This isn't new, this is something

he's been doing for a while, and he typically has over a thousand folk

each day viewing and trying to guess or deduce where the daily image

is from. What an utterly amazing concept. So simple, so educational,

and so engaging. Hey! That would make a great acronym — SEE: Simple,

Educational, Engaging.

Picture 4:

Earth Observatory: Bechar Basin, Algeria:

One of the comments mentions that Clay's images are used by experts to

do research and other work. He (PC01010) gives a link. Ah, this

explains a lot. The image is from 2007, when Clay was hanging out on

the International Space Station. Really. I can prove it. Meanwhile,

the Earth Observatory cleaned up version of the image explains which

team took it, when and where, all that.

Picture 5:

The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth:

eol.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/sseop/photo.pl?mission=ISS015&am...

The Earth Observatory image also linked to the original.

Looks familiar, doesn't it? I was so delighted to discover the Gateway

to Astronaut Photography of Earth. A mouthful, but what a fun idea!

Picture 6:

NASA: Missions: International Space Station: Expedition 15:

www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition...

See? I said I could prove Clay had been hanging out on the ISS. The

Earth Observatory page linked to this one also.

Further digging showed that other astronauts are also back here on

earth sharing images from their days off Earth, and others have also

made similar kinds of games out of them. I think the gaming is such a

wonderful idea.

I thought about showing more than one astronaut doing this, but

decided against it. Why? Lots of reasons! All that synchronicity I

mentioned earlier.

Clay ANDERSON? Hello, possibly a long lost relative of some sort. His

hometown is Omaha (I have relatives there). He got his Masters degree

at Iowa State (Go, Cyclones!), and I am an alum there also. My degree

from ISU is partly music composition / vocal performance / piano, and

guess what? Clay likes those, too. What a small small world, even if

the picture didn't already make that very clear.

synchronicity by peter kranzl

streaking by by Shannon Kringen

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Synchronicity by Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center

Gary had to look up how to spell it!

keep climbing by Shannon Kringen

3

this is how i feel today. tired and needing to rest and shed old fur

fish_synchronicity by Rob Cruickshank

6

Another nice coincidence from my contacts.

originals here

Synchronicity by Bob Davidson

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Thanks to CA Floristics for identifying this as Caesalpinia spinosa.

Sonomi Kobayashi by Sonomi Kobayashi

3 2

Synchronicity 2004, Oil on Canvas, 56" x 44"

nekoloco.com/paper.html

by sarah palmer

1

567:543

The Police - Synchronicity by Danny Tse

A&M Records CD-3735 (US DADC CD pressing)

Synchronicity by romaniashots

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oslo opera house by Shannon Kringen

new opera house in oslo norway

mercury water by Shannon Kringen

horse head cloud at golden gardens

dragonlfy medicine by Shannon Kringen

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Dragonfly medicine is about the breaking of illusions, especially those illusions that prevent growth and maturity. Dragonfly is the bringer of visions of power. Flighty and carefree dragonflies symbolize whirlwind, swiftness and activity.

Cool Toys Pic of the day - Astro_Clay by rosefirerising

This was WAY too much fun not to share, and had so many oddball

synchronicities it just makes my head spin. Let me step through this.

Picture 1:

A tweet by Astro_Clay

"Clay's "Pic of the Day:" Today a bit tougher...a beautiful tapestry

of color...but where? Go for it Tweep geogra twitpic.com/2ysnkr

"

So I click through, thinking if it is a pic of the day, it will be

like my pics of the day, right? Food, friends, a restaurant/workplace

or other social space you went by. Right? Ah, but no. This is from an

astronaut. Where do astronauts spend their days? Well, if they are

lucky, NOT ON EARTH. See next image.

Picture 2:

The TwitPic by Astro_Clay

So what is the picture of? EARTH. Duh. /headsmack

So what's going on? Did he, what, post this from outer space? Did he

take this pic actually today? My mind is getting a tad overexcited at

this point, but I don't jump to conclusions, but instead dig a little

deeper. Read the comments. ;) This is a puzzle, a game. He posts a pic

of the earth from outer space, and the game for his Twitter audience

is not "Where on Earth is Waldo?" but simply, "Where on Earth?"

Picture 3:

TwitPic: Astro_Clay

He posts the pic, let's folk guess for a day, then posts the answer,

and often a new pic. See this list? This isn't new, this is something

he's been doing for a while, and he typically has over a thousand folk

each day viewing and trying to guess or deduce where the daily image

is from. What an utterly amazing concept. So simple, so educational,

and so engaging. Hey! That would make a great acronym — SEE: Simple,

Educational, Engaging.

Picture 4:

Earth Observatory: Bechar Basin, Algeria:

One of the comments mentions that Clay's images are used by experts to

do research and other work. He (PC01010) gives a link. Ah, this

explains a lot. The image is from 2007, when Clay was hanging out on

the International Space Station. Really. I can prove it. Meanwhile,

the Earth Observatory cleaned up version of the image explains which

team took it, when and where, all that.

Picture 5:

The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth: