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Ok this is lickable.
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I work online, spend hours in this chair, promoting online bingo. Social media is fascinating to me. @editorjackie on twitter
SLOW FOOD (part 1 of 3)
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Flavor has root; it begins deep in soil. The slow food movement has spread to over 150 countries world wide. The average meal on an American's plate comes from over 1500 miles away.
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Tribute to Terrence Malick
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Touching, tender, playful, swimming in the deep water.
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Room 8
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Once again one-sidedness, in this case the emphasis on human reason, was to start processes which were intended to separate something integral. There are so many aspects to human beings that are all important. Faithful inwardness gave way to a well-organized devoutness, which, however, could not stand up to an increasingly atheistic and secularized world. These thoughts penetrated deeply into Austria’s monasteries, which, contrary to German developments, had not all been closed. The number of monasteries was reduced, but many continued to exist.
a contemporary sculpture group made of fired clayIn Austria’s monasteries the 19th century was characterized by a deeply liberal position; monks had become men of the monastery. New life was able to come into the monasteries only slowly and with great difficulty. It became clear that living faith fulfills the reason and heart of man, that institution must be supported by inwardness, that the whole human being is more important than individual aspects. This whole person in his ups and downs lives from faith, fulfills his duties, is culturally effective, and sees his economic and social relationships. He knows his limits, knows he has not achieved his goal, but perceives himself as on the way to this goal. He is open to his God.
In 11 steps, the nearly complete image of a human body appears gradually in this room. The 12th step, which is man in his entirety, is the visitor himself.
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HOKUSAI creator of manga on K-bingo
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"From the age of five I have had passion for sketching the form of things, from about the age of fifty I showed a number of drawings, yet of all I drew prior to my seventies there is truly nothing of any great note. When I was seventy-two I finally made out something of the shape of grasses and trees, the structure of birds and other animals, insects, fishes. Therefore when I become eighty I shall have made more progress; in my nineties I shall have penetrated even further the hidden meaning of things; at the age of a hundred I shall have reached the divine mystery, and at one hundred and ten even dots and lines will surely possess a life of their own."
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The water pump where Helen made her miraculous breakthrough - Childhood 1880-1894 - Helen Keller Kids Museum
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"My heart is singing for joy this morning! A miracle has happened! The light of understanding has shone upon my little pupil's mind, and behold, all things are changed!" Anne Sullivan, 1866 - 1936
Anne Sullivan was born at Feeding Hills, Massachusetts on this day in 1866.
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On safari Africa as sun goes down
just now in Africa, via wildearth.tv, the sun is setting, feels like a solemn ritual, and the creaking of the jigga is having a stress busting effect on my mind. The giraffe were magnificent.
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