in before
 

the sun comes down on me... (and melts away)

Thank you for your confidence. It makes it all the easier to post here. I shall look for my tutu.

tutu? am i missing something?

hello

why? did you loose your tutu?

maybe, did I need one? I can not remember ever owning one, but I think I could get one if it was needed.

get one and then we can be two tutu's, too twirling to tunes

knickety-knack...


(contradictions)

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2.../noConnect.png Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

What Internet Explorer can't do
boggles the mind if beyond what it can do,
& it sounds like a rap song.

This time it almost worked. It opened but now it says the video is private.

Perhaps one of my boys has T.I.'s "I'm Back" so I'll get their advice.

I saw it once, and then again --

http://www.ljplus.ru/img3/k/i/kita_kaze/medved.jpg

what could it be? (my 'C' button is slightly not adhering; on topic: something in Utility may have been altered to the way in which images are affixed. Do you notice it?)

Bundy Bear!
http://l.yimg.com/fv/xp/wan/20101208/11/4060850519.jpg

I visitied my mom earlier today. She sends her regards to all you you. She's 88 years old this year and still getting around pretty well. In a couple weeks I'll take her to the Philadelphia Flower Show as I usually do every year.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...erShow2011.jpg

I guess it's just the one instance (there is definitely a little dustmite under my 'C').

Is it Lenten season yet?

(24/4)-1=5

For Lent, I'm giving this up:
Conjecture deserves extrapolation.
(I don't give anything up.)

"...oh, she went through a brief liberal period, when life had really hurt her. When she became comfortable again she conservatived up."

I still remember last year's photos from the flower show!

OCM, sometimes you just have to ...

Oh... is there a word to describe this current state of dilapidated enlightenment?

http://img.ffffound.com/static-data/...06ebb55c_m.jpg
(Oh... I shouldn't have gone and experienced The Sunset Limited; once was enough, twice beat me down.)


-- (to note: in my opinion, over the course of the last 50-odd years, and over many different mediums and re-imaginings, the three most depressing short-form / longform works of fictional character protagonist's are, succinctly so: Ditko / Lee's The Amazing Spiderman (Peter Parker), Schulz's Peanuts (Charlie Brown), & McCarthy's The Sunset Limited (White /- Professor))


What/who do you find quite absymally-draining, when contemplatng the eternal (futile?) struggle in which we too often attribute to life? (Is Odysseus one of the forefathers of all our woes, you think? Hmm.. The Bible has countless stories of tragedies and moral recountings - a true "Black & White" conflict of ideals.)

My thumbs are already starting to get greenish, possibly because I just joined the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, partly because I get free tickets to the flower show plus a couple other nice little goodies. I'm starting to be quite the Society member now...I think this makes 4 Societies!

---------- Post added at 11:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:22 PM ----------

I must have lucked out since for the most part I'm enjoying the ride ...not that there have been no struggles, but hey, that's imperfect life. I don't even expect perfection ...that seems futile.

Well, I'm going to make like this visual feature and ... (get caught up)

(2x4)-(4x2)=0

Doing x instead of y
without the knowing why you do so
is totally natural.

Thanks, Ocm?, that makes me feel so quadratic. I have two answers to every question.

Two answers to the question
of our current dearth of transcendence
would seem to be in order:

If we could halve the diff'rence
of versus the monstrously popular
the shine would be off of it.

2into44=22

I wasn't sure what I was expecting to do with this - it seems so... unwhole.
 

Speaking of childhood,
too highly so can't be done,
it's impossible!

(24/4)-2=4

For some reason I found it difficult to not watch the whole film clip even though I don't know French. The end reminded me driving from North Jersey to Watkins Glen in a Citroen SM back in the early '70's to watch the U.S. Grand Prix. It was a very cool car.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...enSMatAnet.jpg

Just to keep this ill-scoring game of disjointed dialogues going, an excerpt from my newly-revived TLTE!-webnote:

http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lb...idhko1_500.jpg

hmmm. I see elipses, triangles, circles, symetry. I'm sure there's more I didn't see yet.

I'm unaware of any tri-formed polygons [in the previous, above image]. In which panel did you notice some?

top center, I see some triangular forms and spaces. Spaces have feelings, too, you know.

"Spaces have feelings,"
they all have some triangles,
except lower right.

2+(4/4)=3+0

in space the space between us is almost nothing

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...acebuddies.jpg

going to take a while to achieve!

yes, but with your help we can do anything...try to stay unbanned next time

OBSERVING BLOG by Tony Flanders

See Venus in Broad Daylight!

If it's clear at dawn on Monday and Tuesday, February 28th and March 1st, you can see one of nature's loveliest sights — Venus near the thin crescent Moon.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...e/image001.jpg

Look southeast before sunrise to spot the waning Moon and Venus. These scenes are drawn for the middle of North America. European observers: move each Moon symbol a quarter of the way toward the one for the previous date. For clarity, the Moon is shown three times actual size.

Thoughtful readers looking at the chart at right might have two questions. First, if the Moon is above Venus on Monday and below it on Tuesday, it must be very near it some time in between. When will this close approach happen, and where will it be visible?

Second, just how long into dawn will you be able to see this scene? The Moon is often visible during broad daylight. Is that true of Venus, too?

Let's answer the second question first. Yes, Venus is indeed visible to the unaided eye during broad daylight, assuming that the air is reasonably free of haze. In fact, it's startlingly easy to see — but equally hard to find. It's just a tiny pinprick of light amid the vast sea of blue sky. Even after you succeed in finding Venus, it's very easy to lose sight of it if you glance away for a moment.

For this reason, by far your easiest chance to observe Venus during the day is when it happens to be near the Moon — a much easier object to find. And that will happen twice for observers in the Americas: on Monday and again on Tuesday.

There's one way to be absolutely sure of observing Venus after the Sun has risen, but it requires a lot of time and patience. Go out a half hour before sunrise, when Venus is blindingly obvious, and track its position until the Sun rises, and even after. The way to do this is to periodically look down from Venus to the horizon, and see what landmark lies directly below it. Then it's relatively easy to relocate Venus by scanning upward from that landmark.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...e/image002.jpg

In these daylight scenes, the Moon is shown its actual apparent size relative to the distance between it and Venus. Venus is shown bright here for clarity, but appears much fainter against the bright daytime sky. Binoculars are not necessary to see either the Moon or Venus, but they're extremely helpful.

If you don't want to hang around outside for 45 minutes on a chilly late-winter morning, your second-best bet is to look when the Moon and Venus are due south and at their highest, which happens around 9 a.m. these mornings. Bring binoculars, because even the Moon is none too easy to spot during the day when it's a thin crescent.

Once you've located the Moon, use your binoculars to scan carefully to the left on Monday morning, using the February 28th diagram to tell you how far to scan. Most 7× to 10× binoculars actually have a field of view a bit bigger than what's shown, but the outer edge of the field is often a little hard to see.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...e/image003.jpg

In these daylight scenes, the Moon is shown its actual apparent size relative to the distance between it and Venus.

The closest approach between Venus and the Moon takes place when the Moon is below the horizon for the Americas. But it's a fine sight from eastern and central Asia, as shown in the March 1st diagram. By the time the Moon rises in the Americas on Tuesday morning, it's already well to the left of Venus. This is a second opportunity to spot Venus during daylight hours, but it's a bit tougher than on Monday because the Moon's phase has shrunk from roughly 15% to 10%, making it significantly harder to spot in the blue day sky.

Posted by Tony Flanders, February 25, 2011

It seems you REALLY might like that "Stars & Space" topic to be a virtual reality, soon rather than later, eh, BadNick?

I don't know where I'm going, doing, or even trying to accomplish these past few weeks. I've been so tangled and tired and taxed. Hm.
(I don't even have the latent energy to post thrice a a visit anymore, not even mentioning the fact I have around 20 times the number of "dailies" threads that just linger in my absence.)

If you haven't found the impetus to start the new arcadium for pictures, notes & articles relating to the celestial bodies as of yet, and if you'd truly to contribute to one if it were to exist, I just simply ask: where would the best location be, in your opinion, for its nature, topicality and participation? (in my mind, the first three choices that bubble forth are in the Playground, right HERE - tho it might get buried on a daily basis due to all the games, or perhaps in Knowledge and How-To)

as good advice goes, this is golden:
What does it take to get banned?

Stars in space
have other topics
orbiting.

368 days since my last password change? Hate coming up with new passwords

We don't have a specifically "science" section so as I consider the various section names we do have, I don't see any where it would fit better than right here. I don't think it would get buried because I'd post in it at least every other day, if not more frequently. If/when you start it, I'll try to make it a point to post in it every day.

Btw, yesterday I tried to download a half gigabyte picture of the moon that was released recently by "...The work of LROC's wide-angle camera, which provides surface context for those incredible narrow-angle shots, has largely gone unheralded … until now. This past week the team released a new mosaic of the Moon's near side taken entirely with wide-angle frames. Acquired during a two-week period in December, the 1,300 black-and-white frames create a full-disk mosaic measuring 24,000 pixels across. Gulp! But my laptop and/or connection hung up so I'll try again later. Here's a link to the source and below is a greatly reduced version of the photo:

SkyandTelescope.com - News Blog - A Half-Gigabyte View oftheMoon

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ide_noslew.png

Man... that's out of this world big. (I've probably heard of larger images in size, but none that intrigue me as much as what you just spoke for.)

plus... even if/when you do download the thing, I'm not sure that Windows Picture Viewer is going to like opening up a 500+ MB file. Do you have a metric/ft/pixels converter handy? I'm sure it is easy enough to find with "pixel foot converter", but... I can't even comprehend how large in diameter it must be (say: wider than my village block?)

+ bonus:

http://26.media.tumblr.com/FWt2XdhIY...xSDTo1_500.jpg

random referential: Baubauhaus.

I'd rather pretend
I don't understand some girls
than understand boys.

(Well done, another palindrome!)

I could go to the moon... It'd be cool.

Not like this fucking hot box down here. 23 day of +30 degrees, and averages of over 35 for the next week.
Today Min 26 Max 38
Monday Min 25 Max 35
Tuesday Min 23 Max 36
Wednesday Min 23 Max 36
Thursday Min 22 Max 35
Friday Min 23 Max 35
Saturday Min 23 Max 33

.................................................................................

Zooks, how far is Antarctica? Isn't that right next door? It's not like it's the longest place from you, is it?

Talk about right, here's the sambo I just wolfed down. It's a corned beef & pastrami special (w/cole slaw, Russian dressing, on Richmond Bakery rye bread), pickle and onion rings:

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...cbpspecial.jpg

(after dinner, perhaps we can take a little tour outside? -- in space!)



A group of friends go for a stroll on the moon in Ryan Mauskopf’s “Spirit Quest Journey”.

Perth to Antarctica: about 4000 k's

http://data.aad.gov.au/database/mapc..._distances.pdf

2x4x(4/4)=8

How far you might be
away from sometimes landmarks
has its way with you.

Our presence has been tempered,
like we have the means to manage it
so far outside our sayings.

Shrunken resolve?

What do we need, I wonder, in order to gain audience participation?

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ld...ytabo1_400.jpg
FANFICTION

(...if not also some credibility?)

jewels heard, forgot,
try our intimate can hear
our fucking echoes

From what I've noticed, I think sex still sells.

Thinking goes buying
like hound dogs chase the scent
as if they don't want.

(24/4)x.5=3

woof woof woof ...just a few barks to add another post.

If up the wrong tree,
here's my joining, where you're not:
Most intersections.

Does anybody know how I can search for posts that have the [hide] tags within the content of the body? (-- pun-spotting)
(I secretly hid a dose of JJ loveliness within 'em. + bonus: she is the "perfect age", according to my biased algorithm.)

Apparently, so is Eliza Dusku (although she is technically ripened by just three months or so.)

Illustrative example:
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le...2eywo1_500.jpg
(it was already willing & waiting within my CelebShots WebNotes, by the by.)

If you compare the above two names in which I've dropped, (they're highlighted) I can't believe I hadn't noticed it sooner: they are not all too dissimilar in fetchedness smiling, ancestry, and overall, to be frank, hotness. (they kinda could be sisters, too, in an alternate, God-loving dimension.)

Coincidence and contradictions are all that I live. Doppelgangers are the only sort of persons I come to meet anymore.

F**k me.

Before my curse-free resolve kicks in within a few minutes, I just had to sneak in this last reply.

I had saved this scrolling web-links page way back sometime nearly after New Year's Day; only today did I have find any time to see if I could untie the red ribbon from my finger already.

THIS is what I came away with noticing: (and tying back in)
http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le...pwi0o1_500.png
Javier Jaén.

Puzzling, if you hold it close,
gives no solutions to its problems:
Embrace is provocative.

"I wish you would drop in a bit more lately. I wouldn't mind it at all, Ms. Poppins."
 

- - - - -

I'm recalling quite a few actual GEMS of prior posts in this TLTE!, and the above, is merely just one (+ bonus) example.

To reply: it took almost a year to respond, and although I understood it the first time, but now I've finally got the perfect reply, by re-utilizing a Modern identifying example.

Okay, this is me, planting an idea in your mind. I say: don't think about elephants. What are you thinking about?

Elephants?

- - -

I've been wondering for the longest time something of a triviality: did carrot glace go by any other name prior, or was that just an exceptionally-well-timed tangential discussion with a now-defunct newbie who seemed to have an affinity for the cookie monster, and ultimately, led to carrot glace adopting his current, very awesome avatar (of which I helped him shift to... now I'm wondering where exactly this discussion/thread/tet-a-tet took place...) Last wonder I'm pondering: what is a 'glace'?

BadNick:
I originally meant for this random-pertaining-to-you post, but fated-to-be-reply by me, to be as an additional commentary on "game hacks". I don't condone the use of them, as one of the main reasons I embark on a game is to experience it, learn from it, and then, if there's time, finish it (and gain fuzzy internal rewards by beating it).

However, there are some kind of very cool game mods that serve little to no purpose other than to provide some odd, glaced entertainment (I most assuredly mayhaps used the word wrong). Take for example: Geddan.

It seems all I can do tonite is quote others while I am (still!) on the quest to unsheath those sweater puppets that I think I posted here some very now long-passed time ago.


[I'll update the quotable HERE if I come to finally finding it, but so far, it looks like it has become a victim of the sheer MASSIVE size that is TLTE!]

It's actually about a year or two late now (might be going back into the future to a realization).

The thought: everything is inter-connected. (Is there a specific English word for this meaning/significance exactly?)


*semi-related: Trees.

This is not the same game I was talking about, but it does tie into to your previous post (not quoted) about our inevitable "chicken death".

Ah! I've found it. (after a half-year since I originally stated I would)

24/4=6=6

He offered up his arm, so;
her resistance didn't melt well
& she felt queasy.

Since I'm feeling uninspired at this moment I thought I'd just do a google image search on this post number, 24467, and see what comes up.

Well it didn't inspire me, but here's a few random pics that were at the top of the search results:

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...50_24467-1.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2..._7145416_n.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...7da24467ee.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...d24467e9_b.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elua_ge106.jpg

It was tangerine,
I reckon, with no leisure
in the suit I whored.

Inspiration has its way
with you without your willing breathing
if your diaphragm's working.

That reminds me of when my buddy Ziggy showed up on the corner wearing his new red silk Easter suit.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...207/Mirror.jpg

Such composition!
Like the pottery's looking
& likes what it sees...

...if only it could post a few.

I was nervous that it would disappear, but thankfully it doesn't. It can symbolize the cyclical expansion and collapse of our known universe if you believe that is what happens...as if anybody knows...well, I mean other than the Shadow.

I'm thinking this should either be the first or second post in the still-not-as-of-yet actually created topic of participation: STARS & Space.

We'd possibly get broader participation in STARS & Space by encouraging discussion of whatever object, comment, or question someone might have. I would try to post an intersting "image of the day" with a comment about it.

To allow myself to talk about it: I've also been thinking about starting an NFL: Knowledge & Trivia sort-of-disccussion for some time now. (One of the only reasons I haven't started it yet is that it never seems to be the right time to start it. Plus: you know about my perfectionist's nature in compiling a nice OP.)

I'd post interesting bits about the NFL through the ages, and then, I'd also ask questions to which I think others more knowledgable than me would hvae a fit answer for... the give & take aspect becomes greater than just knowing whatever you happen to come across by your own methods.

I've been googling the Voyager space craft.

Did you know that V1 is 17.4 billion kilometers (10.8 billion miles) from the sun. (wonder how accurate that is?)

and its casually speeding along at a mere 17 kilometers per second (38,000 mph)

Lets see that cops catch that!
.

This also has some answers: http://ipnpr.jpl.nasa.gov/progress_report/42-71/71F.PDF

as does this graphic and source

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...tpositions.jpg

We need time & space
to think about it, honey.
I need my mommy.

In a few more days I'm taking my mommy to the Philadelphia Flower Show. One of my dear sisters will join us this year. I'm sure we'll have a very nice day.

^NICE!

One art show in town
put bare breasts on the billboards
& some were defaced.

What's nice again? I seemed to have missed the "irrevelant" last post of the prior page.

Would you be talking about graffiti, an actual sort of storefront gallery showcase, or am I missing the point entirely (traveling riffraff of carnival artists)?

For BadNick: (guess what tonite is?)

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lf...waddo1_500.jpg
Katie Daisy
Moon Faces, 2011
Watercolor, Aryllic collage on Epson Matte paper
8 x 10''

How appropriate, Jet.

New Moon in Pisces, March 4, 2011
This post was written by Anna on March 4, 2011 |

This New Moon in Pisces occurs at 3:46pm EST (8:46 pm GMT) at 14 degrees. New moons signify a new cycle, new beginnings, and rebirth. This new moon will highlight the Piscean qualities of imagination and enlightenment. Pisces also invites us to dream a little further beyond ourselves, forgiving others who may have wronged us (and perhaps even forgiving ourselves for past hurts or mistakes). Saturn Retrograde in Libra also makes a quincunx to the New Moon, signifying that perhaps you need to make some changes before you can move on to dreaming up what the future holds.

During this Pisces New Moon, Mars, Mercury, Uranus, Chiron, and the sun are also transiting through Pisces, making enlightenment and ethereal qualities especially highlighted. Now is the time to discover your sixth sense or perhaps become more in tune with your already intuitive abilities. As you move forward during this lunar cycle, reflect on the compassion needed to let go of past hurts and move forward with those things that are greater than ourselves.

misinterpreting motives, perhaps,
& without pictures to show.

(Titian's at the mpls. inst. of art)

//When goofballs proscribe our joys,
their derivative functionaries
are the first things not to go.//

I wonder when the haiku first found relevance in Modern Western Culture, and then, the living the room? (guess: 1850s ; 1955)

I've no guess on that:
I don't know why I do it,
but it's part of me.

...Esoteric said haikuosis,
& a serious case, @ that, but doctors'
confirmations vary, on purpose.

(2-(4/4))+8=9...(I copied the math thing, as well.)

Something about a steam shovel, possibly, made it find relevance amongst youngsters... maybe?

What lifts & carries,
let be how the youngsters see,
is diff'rent lately.

Below, a false-color image of Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona. The National Park Service calls it one of the longest continually inhabited landscapes in North America.



http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...fractal_2b.jpg

Understanding Human Behavior (An Illustrated Guide to Successful Human Relationships)
 

http://massmirage.tumblr.com/photo/1...cr6jpgN1qdhcuk
by Robert Hook

Cool seriousness!
Lending itself fantasy,
but not demanding.

I did the ESP test but I didn't see it give my score. I'm sure I was 100% or so.

I'm sure that it was,
much like all the lovely stuff
that's all around us.

Our Universe is a puzzle to me, but I'm putting it together one piece at a time. What's the hurry?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...olarSystem.jpg