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If you’re constantly exposed to it, I fail to see how it can’t affect you. / I just whipped this up tonight after being inspired again to create by Scott Robinson.
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Mixed media / 2007
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Conversion, software version 7.0 / looking at life through the eyes of a tired hub / eating seeds as a pastime activity / the toxicity of our city, of our city / Now, what do you own the world? / how do you own disorder, disorder / Now somewhere between the sacred silence / Sacred silence and sleep / somewhere, between the sacred silence and sleep / disorder, disorder, disorder / More wood for the fires, loud neighbours / flashlight riveries caught in the headlights of a truck / eating seeds as a pastime activity / the toxicity of our city, of our city Now, what do you own the world? / how do you own disorder, disorder / Now somewhere between the sacred silence / Sacred silence and sleep / somewhere between the sacred silence and sleep / disorder, disorder, disorder / Now, what do you own the world? / how do you own disorder, disorder / Now somewhere between the sacred silence / Sacred silence and sleep / somewhere, between the sacred silence and sleep / disorder, disorder, disorder / When I became the sun / I shone life into the man’s hearts / When I became the sun / I shone life into the man’s hearts / ...lyrics…System of a Down me again…
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medium acrylic Size 3 ft. x 4 ft. year 1997 this painting illustrates The Parable The Sower And The Seed, A teaching of Jesus’ , recorded in the book of Matthew, chapter 13. The 4 heart in the sky represent 4 different responses of those who hear the Gospel message. / Heart on the lower left , represent those who have heard The gospel but reject it. The devil then comes and takes it away from their hearts, this is illustrated by the crows flying away with the seed, that had fell on the road side. / The second heart on the upper left side of the sky, represent those receive the gospel message with joy, but doesn’t take root in their faith, and their faith is temporal, falling away when trials or affliction come their way because of the gospel. This is illustrated by the grape vine that wither away in the heat of day, do to the lack of have a deep root system . / The heart that is on the upper right corner of the sky represents those who received the gospel, and believe, but the worry of the world, and the deceitfulness of riches choke the word, and it becomes unfruitful. this is illustrated by the grape vine being choked out by a purple flower baring Morning Glory Vine. These vine produce pretty flowers by they are a organic farmers enemy, because they will choke out his crops. I learn this first hand in organic farming when i was a missionary for a couple of summers. / The heart in the lower right corner of the sky, represents those who hear, believe, are committed to living for the gospel, produce much fruit. This is illustrated by the heart with the health, strong, fruit baring grape vine. The tiled field represents the world that God has prepared to receive the Gospel message. The sower are all christian that are commanded to go into the world and proclaim the gospel message. The seed being thrown by the sower represents the gospel message going out to the world. / The seed bang has written on it, ” The Word Seed Co. On it. written by Stephen J. Vattimo
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...an oldie, but a goodie. One of my favorite shots of a dear friend… the stunning Malia Uploaded, so I can get a print of it for myself :D
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No description for this one. Use your imagination. Me and my buddy Charlie again.
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wearing candy stripes in the sun.. /
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big words... i hope you choke
by Leesa Habenerintelligence is something subjective. the majority of our society views people with high academic levels as ‘intelligent’. other cultu…
intelligence is something subjective. the majority of our society views people with high academic levels as ‘intelligent’. other cultures may view people with problem solving skills or the ability to work in a group as ‘intelligent’. i’m sure many of us here on RB would view intelligence as also having a creative facet. for me personally, intelligence is not a certain level that everyone needs to reach (like a ‘straight A student’) to become intelligent, but is rather different depending on the individual. to reach out and express yourself through a medium in a way unique to yourself. like artistic talent, sporting talent, musical talent, mathematical talent. and even in things that are less clear, like management of large groups of people, the ability to understand concepts and convey them in a clear manner to others. i think my father is an intelligent man. not an academic man per se, but an intelligent man. the way that he can make it so easy to understand a complicated concept through his explanation is a special talent in my eyes. there is much debate on what intelligence is and how to measure it.. being at university this year i have met and seen a lot of different types of people (and i try to appreciate every single person as their own), but is being a walking talking dictionary, that doesn’t fulfill its purpose (enlighten the reader with definitions), and arrogantly ‘intelligent’ really intelligent. i understand that some people are really good at expressing themselves verbally (as you may have noticed i am lacking in the written side of things and am much worse as the verbal side, avoiding words that i find hard to pronunciate), but i always thought that expressing yourself verbally also including conveying your expression to your audience in a way that they can understand and relate. i am not against the use of big words that i find entirely foreign but i cannot stand people who feel that they are so much above my level of intelligence that they tell me to “look it up” when i ask for a meaning. i like learning new things, and i like getting insight into other people’s thoughts and minds, but really what does it prove to use words that almost no-one has in their vocabulary, and then not enlighten people… does its prove ‘intelligence’ or arrogance. even after i queried about the use of an adjective as a noun, i was told i’d find that a dictionary does not offer adequate insight and depth into the meaning of the word. i think its funny to call yourself a erudite rather than describe yourself as one. such big words i hope you choke.
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For Purchase Information: / J.Harris | NekoPhoto.com / tel: 801.541.6900 / Destruction of our Planet – Dependency on Fossil Fuels
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This is yet another image of a flower at a rest stop, on my last roadtrip! It was one of many favorites that I captured that stop! I sometimes get caught up in what I see, and not alway looking for the perfect image! Sometimes I like those that are different, and their beauty might have changed into the grace that they die! I hope you will like this as much as I do! Don’t worry theres more, and will not be long before I add them as well! It was my hope to contribute to the Flower Power Project as well!
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Tethered
by loramaeTethered oh so tightly…so long its color fades… / Tightly bound about me…knots that time has made. / Brutal is its hold you see…cal…
It just does…
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Im not sure where on the shirt to put it?
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Choking Birds
by FifeyHell in a bottle, or in a cloud of smoke, from a useless rebuttal into an effortless joke. I know I spoke out of turn. When will I learn …
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A grasshopper who hitched a ride on my kayak while paddling through the Barmah Choke on the Murray River upstream of Echuca.
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A classical urn in a country garden, choked by weeds and brambles during the Autumn months.
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Mount McKay in Thunder Bay Ontario An HDR photo created with just one image. Photomatix altered the light on 5 copies and then it was blended and tone mapped
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Slow the Choking Wrinkles
by Lolo LostThey don’t look at me on the street / Let alone not look at me.
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