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Blind pain rains invisible stains. Sometimes the situations that affect us the most are only visible to our own perspective. Only you can conquer your inner pains and hidden issues that cause the most self doubt. Just remember you are not alone.
what's so wrong with being in someone else's shadow?
I dance in Yours.
So there are two Nicholas Sparks movies coming out within this next year. Can you say best year ever???
and yes, i know its terrible quality. thanks for reiterating.
and i'm going to see Justin Nozuka tonight! I'm so excited!
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AMERICA'S SCHOOLS - - 1957 vs. 2007
Scenario:
Johnny takes apart leftover firecrackers from 4th of July,
puts them in a model airplane paint bottle, blows up a red ant bed.
1957 - Ants die.
2007- BATF, Homeland Security, FBI called.
Johnny charged with domestic terrorism, FBI investigates parents,
siblings removed from home, computers confiscated,
Johnny's Dad goes on a terror watch list
and is never allowed to fly again.
Name: Mortality
Size: A3
Medium: Charcoal on paper
Influenced by the sketch by Christopher Ryan, I sketched this skull. I find skulls very interesting as they are always smiling, and one possible reason I find behind it is that, it is only after death that they realize there was no point in living the way they did. Only a thin layer of covering changes the skull's expressions drastically to a sadness, depression or a happiness. God had created us all happy, which is evident from the smile on the skull, but it is the way of life that we lead that makes a difference, and after all death is a great leveler. This sketch is an easy one as it does not require any blending but at the same time it also requires confident strokes that mark the definite shape of the skull. The irony of the sketch is that, it deals with death and happiness at the same time and surprisingly fits in well. Anyways, who knows how it feels after dying.
Niet voor iedereen feest. Not for everyone party.
Volgens C.A.W zijn er 320.000 eenzamen in ons land. Stof tot nadenken?
Brussels. Metro Belgica
(pedestrian tunnel )
These murals were painted by children under supervision of an artist Patrix Blaise.
Theme is "global warming" . Painting was finished feb 2009 when it was covered with an anti-tagging coating. The fresco is 60 meters long and 2 meters high.
Belgica station was named after the vessel Belgica which made history for being the first expedition to survive an Antarctic winter (1897-1899)
www.exmaroffshore.com/Belgica.htm
The subway station itself has been redocorated completely in 2009 on the theme of Global warming.
Not a red rose or a satin heart.
I give you an onion.
It is a moon wrapped in brown paper.
It promises light
like the careful undressing of love.
Here.
It will blind you with tears
like a lover.
It will make your reflection
a wobbling photo of grief.
I am trying to be truthful.
Not a cute card or kissogram.
I give you an onion.
Its fierce kiss will stay on your lips,
possessive and faithful
as we are,
for as long as we are.
Take it.
Its platinum loops shrink to a wedding ring,
if you like.
Lethal.
Its scent will cling to your fingers,
cling to your knife.
Carol Ann Duffy
I did have a heart to post, and was looking for the poem "I wouldn't thank you for a Valentine",
- which led me to this poem,
- which made me think of this photo
- that was waiting for the right occasion.
I was inspired by a public domain photo and quote and created this poster.
Many thanks to JoAnn S. Makinano via pingnews for the PD photo.
To see the original photo go to: www.flickr.com/photos/pingnews/510881774/in/set-721576053...
Most of us are so very thankful for our troops.
There is a lot to think about with so many wars going on with our young men and women fighting stateside as well as troops from other parts of the world. There are, also, the children (innocents) to think about that suffer from no fault of their own. If politicians can grow rich from war(s) why shouldn't they start wars or better yet why should they stop them? Truly, the temptation must be hard... it most defiantly is a conflict of interest to do the right thing (tempted with millions and billions of dollars) Not saying it is right but just stating an observation. THINKaboutIT!
As far as the photo I don't know if it was the eyes that inspired me to create a poster but I couldn't help myself it just oooooooooooozed out.
I used this quote I recently saw the other day to complete the poster.
"One of the hopeful things that I've discovered is that nearly every war that has started in the past 50 years has been a result of media lies. The media could've stopped it if they had searched deep enough; if they hadn't reprinted government propaganda they could've stopped it." Julian Assange
Don't blame me if you get stuck staring at this for too long.
The light was fading on a cloudy day behind these window blinds.
Back to work...
Naomi Oreskes is one of the world's leading historians of science. June 24, 2010 she gave a public lecture in Copenhagen revolving around her new book "Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming".
The event was organized in collaboration between ISSP, University of Southern Denmark, Dagbladet Information and University of Copenhagen.
Watch the 40 minutes video recording at Vimeo and read my summary at TH!NK ABOUT IT #3: Developing World.
Wheat has been called the staff of life...many other grains such as corn, rice, barley, rye, quinoa, and millet are also ground and used to make this food of many generations of mankind...the most basic staple of people worldwide...and one of the things so few of us truly value and some even take for granted. A whole industry of farmers, millers, bakers, dairymen, herders, and animal husbandry was created to help make this staple of life......from chapati to pumpernickel, focaccia to bloomers, tortillas to brioche, wholemeal,multigrain, rye, sourdough, fruited sodabread, scones, cornbread, whie or brown, baguettes or challah....so many varieties they cannot easily be counted. Why then, are families and little children in so many countries worldwide starving to death for lack of food...in particular this most basic food...one of the most inexpensive and easiest to make? Ask this of yourself the next time you have toast with your breakfast or a roll with your dinner, or a sandwich for your lunch. There is only one answer for the suffering of many at the hands of a few who have it within their power and authority to change the world........greed. To be greedy is the ultimate demonstration of insecurity and selfishness. Those who are selfish and greedy cannot progress, and will not move to the next plane of awareness....they will remain in a prison of their own making, never being truly free....and they take their people hostage with hunger. All the worse for them. It is a saying that "man cannot live on bread alone"....it is correct....clean drinking water is also vital. Two things that are unbelievably in short supply.
Myles will be a guest speaker February 12, 2015 Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC.
Balancing Our Minds 2015: Tools for Youth Wellness is an event organized by BC Mental Health & Substance Use Services in partnership with the Vancouver Canucks. It is a free, one-day workshop for high school age youth in BC to learn about mental health and engage in fun activities and thoughtful dialogue. This year we are fortunate to be partnering with the Vancouver Canucks to make this event even bigger and more impactful than the last! Balancing Our Minds 2015: Tools for Youth Wellness will be hosted at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, and will be attended by approximately 1,500 youth, teachers and parents from across the province.
Specific Goals and Outcomes:
Building awareness of mental health and substance use issues.
Learning about the range of mental health challenges and mental wellness.
Connecting youth to tools, resources and services to promote and support mental health.
Decreasing stigma associated with mental health challenges.
Don't forget to join the Balancing Our Minds event on our mindcheck.ca facebook account, where we will be posting event details, teasers, and preparatory activities. You can also connect with other Balancing Our Minds participants.
Brussels. Metro Belgica
(pedestrian tunnel )
These murals were painted by children under supervision of an artist Patrix Blaise.
Theme is "global warming" . Painting was finished feb 2009 when it was covered with an anti-tagging coating. The fresco is 60 meters long and 2 meters high.
Belgica station was named after the vessel Belgica which made history for being the first expedition to survive an Antarctic winter (1897-1899)
www.exmaroffshore.com/Belgica.htm
The subway station itself has been redocorated completely in 2009 on the theme of Global warming.
Marco Abud Imagens
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"For God loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life." God sent his son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.
Sin will take your farther by the Cathedrals.
As a child I foolishly turned God away
Not knowing the heartache a sinner must face
But God in His goodness has let me return
To share with His children this lesson I've learned
(Chorus)
Sin will take you farther than you wanna go
Slowly but wholly taking control
Sin will leave you longer than you wanna stay
Sin will cost you far more than you wanna pay
So with pleasure and promises sin took control
Leaving me dying with nothing to show
GONE WERE MY LOVED ONES AND MY DEAREST FRIENDS
Only a Savior could love me again
Repeat Chorus twice
I have been thinking about these railroad spikes ever since I found them. Jesus endured the pain of nails like these so our sins would be forgiven. I could not imagine the pain that he went through. Stop what your doing now, think about your life and remember the love of God.
Brussels. Metro Belgica
(pedestrian tunnel )
These murals were painted by children under supervision of an artist Patrix Blaise.
Theme is "global warming" . Painting was finished feb 2009 when it was covered with an anti-tagging coating. The fresco is 60 meters long and 2 meters high.
Belgica station was named after the vessel Belgica which made history for being the first expedition to survive an Antarctic winter (1897-1899)
www.exmaroffshore.com/Belgica.htm
The subway station itself has been redecorated completely in 2009 on the theme of Global warming.
development.thinkaboutit.eu/think3/post/belgica/
Please no invites to mandatory comment/award/sweeperactive/comment or ban groups if not requested by myself.
To admins of of those groups: I will just click OK add it if you take no notice and invite me anyway.
my most interesting on black: www.fluidr.com/photos/lindadevolder/interesting>
Last week whilst in Dubai I often stood on the edge of the sea loving how warm it was and thinking about why it was never so warm standing on our local beaches! Today, standing on the beach in Ayr, on a not so bad day, it was nowhere close to that 38C weather of last week, no, it was only 13C and that is quite warm for here!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Think About It ...
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
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