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This morning, Andy asked me if I was making coffee (which I was), and I responded sarcastically, "No, I thought we'd have hot chocolate instead." After saying that, I decided to have hot mocha instead of just coffee. I've never made that decision before. It was just a "wild hair." I got the can of hot cocoa powder out of the pantry and used the remaining product to make my mocha. As I was about to throw out the container, guess what I saw on the bottom? "Best before April 19, 2007"! Well, did I get that wild hair just in time, or what?
Then Andy asked me to check the calendar and see whether it was his step-mother's birthday tomorrow. Well, I found out that her birthday wasn't until next Thursday, but it reminded me that today was my dad's birthday!
And what's also really weird is that this morning the dogs were so excited they just couldn't wait for us to get out of bed. I got up and said to Andy, "You'd think it was some kind of special doggie holiday we don't know about!" Did they know it was their "grandfather's" birthday? I don't know. It's been a freaky morning!
Exhibition: All Around Us: Installations and Experiences Inspired by Bugs, Wood Street Galleries, Pittsburgh PA, April 22 - June 19, 2016. Ali Momeni, Curator.
John N. Deely
(April 26, 1942–Jan. 7, 2017)
Dr. John N. Deely, appointed professor of philosophy at Saint Vincent College in the fall of 2015, earned a bachelor of arts degree, master of arts degree and Ph.D. with highest honor at Aquinas Institute. Formerly professor of philosophy at the Center for Thomistic Studies of the University of St. Thomas, Houston, he also taught at the University of Helsinki, New Bulgarian University, Loras College, Saint Mary’s College, University of Ottawa and St. Joseph’s College. His research focused on the role of semiosis in mediating objects and things and investigated the manner in which experience itself is a dynamic structure woven of triadic relations whose elements or terms significates interchange positions and roles over time in the spiral of semiosis. He was the author of numerous publications including the Basics of Semiotics (published in nine languages), Four Ages of Understanding, Medieval Philosophy Redefined and Semiotics Seen Synchronically.
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This glazed ceramic vase is finished in tones of teal with chocolate accents swirled around the vase.
This vase would look beautiful on a bedroom dresser top, a coffee table or end table. Change the look with some fresh cut flowers.
Part of the Chocolate Teal Silk Collection by Synchronicity, sold separately here.
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Magazine prop for a coffee table, end table or to leave laying around for a more realistic decor.
Part of the Chocolate Teal Silk Living Room Collection by Synchronicity sold separately here.
Synapse Synchronic Diverter Valve recirculated, T-bolt clamps. Pull Mode, Port A, Aby's spring, no preload. It's 100%, it simply never interferes with my driving at all.
This is one of those shots where I can point out a number of flaws, and yet for some reason, I just like it.
Caught these two yellow butterflies chasing each other around in and around the potted plants about as synchronized as they could be, for wing and body position. Just by sheer luck, of course. They fly so fast and so erratically that it's almost impossible to catch them at all, and I'm sure that's the point.
If they fluttered too slowly, they would be caught by birds pretty quickly, so they zig and zag, start and stop and circle around like crazy. But even so, one butterfly is able to catch and interact with the other as easily as two tango dancers in the air. What amazing agility and reaction speed!
Our lost Island, work in progress by Marc Moana for SynchroniCity project at Aire Ville Spatiale in Second Life
SynchroniCity à AIRE Ville Spatiale
Avatar Uranometria © Alpha Auer
aire-ville-spatiale.org/Uranometria
Male Silken Windhound pup 3 months old. Parents are Kumbaya Macadamia (Mac) x Morgandell Up In The Air (Uita)
Synchronicity, LSAD photography and lens-based media 3rd year exhibition, Sailor's Home, 8 O'Curry St., Limerick