Love it!
YES!
^_^
25.2.09
May we color??...
...she colors out the lines while probably making corny jokes all to show that HUGE "say cheese" smile....
Love it!
Taraji P. Henson
YES!
^_^
Love it!
YES!
^_^
24.2.09
Ths first inkless pocket photo printer by Dell Wasabi
another add to the xmas wishlist...
...and it uses no ink!?!??!??!
The device gets connected through Bluetooth technology thereby ensuring a complete wireless process. A nice and easy way to capture and store your private moments!
courtesy of tuvie
^_^
...and it uses no ink!?!??!??!
The device gets connected through Bluetooth technology thereby ensuring a complete wireless process. A nice and easy way to capture and store your private moments!
courtesy of tuvie
^_^
Photos taken by.....
....Julia Galdo:
After picking up a camera at the age of 16, Julia Galdo still wanted to be a marine biologist but attended the San Francisco Art Institute instead of heading to Sea World once she finished school. Her images often involves humans and she definitely has an eye for unique scenes. Since graduating five years ago, Galdo has worked as a professional photographer for clients like Good Vibrations, Juxtapoz, Nike, & 7×7 magazine.
courtesy of cyanatrendland
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^_^
After picking up a camera at the age of 16, Julia Galdo still wanted to be a marine biologist but attended the San Francisco Art Institute instead of heading to Sea World once she finished school. Her images often involves humans and she definitely has an eye for unique scenes. Since graduating five years ago, Galdo has worked as a professional photographer for clients like Good Vibrations, Juxtapoz, Nike, & 7×7 magazine.
courtesy of cyanatrendland
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^_^
Creativity & School; The Wheat & the Weed...
"Creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson challenges the way we're educating our children. He champions a radical rethink of our school systems, to cultivate creativity and acknowledge multiple types of intelligence."
courtesy of TED.com
what do you think?
^_^
Andy Warhol Coloring book...
Um, HELL YEAH!!!....
...another xmas gift on my wish list...
....and yes, I'm the type to ask a girl on a date, bring a coloring book, and ask to color and talk...though, no one has said yes yet....*sigh*...
but anyway....
"The National Galleries of Scotland has a great assortment of coloring books for all ages, including this one from the famous Andy Warhol. “The large format 24 page book of Andy Warhol’s drawings of animals and various other pictures for colouring. Suitable for children and adults."
courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland shop
^_^
...another xmas gift on my wish list...
....and yes, I'm the type to ask a girl on a date, bring a coloring book, and ask to color and talk...though, no one has said yes yet....*sigh*...
but anyway....
"The National Galleries of Scotland has a great assortment of coloring books for all ages, including this one from the famous Andy Warhol. “The large format 24 page book of Andy Warhol’s drawings of animals and various other pictures for colouring. Suitable for children and adults."
courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland shop
^_^
DIY Fendi Bags..
...was talking to my sis about these this past weekend.
yeah I know I said chanel...but anyway...
for the caged/kid "creative" in you...
$1300
when in an artist (Stefanie Keenan) hands:
courtesy of eLuxury
^_^
yeah I know I said chanel...but anyway...
for the caged/kid "creative" in you...
when in an artist (Stefanie Keenan) hands:
courtesy of eLuxury
^_^
Back from the land of the lost.........
.....it funny how one can feel some extremely claustrophobic when not having the technological means to reach the outside world...I remember when (not)having these things really didn't matter. I also remember when I used to be able to remember people's phone numbers...now...*chuckle*...if I loose my phone, I doubt I'll remember any of your numbers. I remember when it was cool to just talk to such-in-such in my neighborhood...or close social space. now, I keep in touch with people all over the world...and once that connection is halted, even for a couple days, it seems as if the world, just for those couple of days, seems a bit smaller. I believe we like the feeling of options/access more than the actual feeling of usage....
I say all this to say...
glad to be back online...
and now, a quote sent to me from a dear brother/friend (happy to come back and be met with this):
"Every man has consummate genius within him. Some appear to have it more than others only because they are aware of it more than others are, and the awareness or unawareness of it is what makes each one of them into masters or holds them down to mediocrity. I believe that mediocrity is self inflicted and that genius is self bestowed." - Walter Russell
...yep!
^_^
I say all this to say...
glad to be back online...
and now, a quote sent to me from a dear brother/friend (happy to come back and be met with this):
"Every man has consummate genius within him. Some appear to have it more than others only because they are aware of it more than others are, and the awareness or unawareness of it is what makes each one of them into masters or holds them down to mediocrity. I believe that mediocrity is self inflicted and that genius is self bestowed." - Walter Russell
...yep!
^_^
18.2.09
A message from Deepak...
"Falling in love feels like an accidental occurrence to many people, but in spiritual terms it is not—it is the entrance point to love's journey. Romance has several distinct phases of its own for us to explore—attraction, infatuation, courtship, and intimacy—each partaking of a special spiritual significance.
In the dawning of the next stage, falling in love turns into a committed relationship, usually marriage, and the path changes. Falling in love is over; being in love begins. Spiritually, the word being implies a state of the soul; it is this state that a couple learns to nurture through surrender, the key word in every spiritual relationship. Through surrender, the needs of the ego, which can be extremely selfish and unloving, are transformed into the true need of the spirit, which is always the same—the need to grow. As you grow, you exchange shallow, false feelings for deep, true emotions, and thus compassion, trust, devotion, and service become realities. Such a marriage is sacred; it can never falter because it is based on divine essence. Such a marriage is also innocent, because your only motive is to love and serve the other person. Surrender is the door one must pass through to find passion. Without surrender, passion is centered on a person's craving for pleasure and stimulation.
With surrender, passion is directed toward life itself—in spiritual terms, passion is the same as letting yourself be swept away on the river of life, which is eternal and never-ending in its flow. The final fruit of surrender is ecstasy: when you can let go of all selfish attachments, when you trust that love really is at the core of your nature,you feel complete peace. In this peace there is a seed of sweetness perceived in the very center of the heart, and from this seed, with patience and devotion, you nurture the supreme state of joy known as ecstasy. This, then, is the path to love described in much greater detail in my new book, although it isn't the only path. Some people do not fall in love and enter into relationships with a beloved.
But this does not mean that there is no path for them, only that the path has been internalized. For such people, the Beloved is entirely within themselves from the very outset. It is their soul or their image of God; it is a vision or a calling; it is a solitariness that blossoms into love for the One. In its own way, such a love story is also about relationship, because the final realizations are the same for all of us. To realize "I am love" is not reserved only for those who marry. It is a universal realization, cherished in every spiritual tradition. Or to put it most simply, all relationships are ultimately a relationship with God."---Deepak Chopra, "The Path to Love"
^_^
In the dawning of the next stage, falling in love turns into a committed relationship, usually marriage, and the path changes. Falling in love is over; being in love begins. Spiritually, the word being implies a state of the soul; it is this state that a couple learns to nurture through surrender, the key word in every spiritual relationship. Through surrender, the needs of the ego, which can be extremely selfish and unloving, are transformed into the true need of the spirit, which is always the same—the need to grow. As you grow, you exchange shallow, false feelings for deep, true emotions, and thus compassion, trust, devotion, and service become realities. Such a marriage is sacred; it can never falter because it is based on divine essence. Such a marriage is also innocent, because your only motive is to love and serve the other person. Surrender is the door one must pass through to find passion. Without surrender, passion is centered on a person's craving for pleasure and stimulation.
With surrender, passion is directed toward life itself—in spiritual terms, passion is the same as letting yourself be swept away on the river of life, which is eternal and never-ending in its flow. The final fruit of surrender is ecstasy: when you can let go of all selfish attachments, when you trust that love really is at the core of your nature,you feel complete peace. In this peace there is a seed of sweetness perceived in the very center of the heart, and from this seed, with patience and devotion, you nurture the supreme state of joy known as ecstasy. This, then, is the path to love described in much greater detail in my new book, although it isn't the only path. Some people do not fall in love and enter into relationships with a beloved.
But this does not mean that there is no path for them, only that the path has been internalized. For such people, the Beloved is entirely within themselves from the very outset. It is their soul or their image of God; it is a vision or a calling; it is a solitariness that blossoms into love for the One. In its own way, such a love story is also about relationship, because the final realizations are the same for all of us. To realize "I am love" is not reserved only for those who marry. It is a universal realization, cherished in every spiritual tradition. Or to put it most simply, all relationships are ultimately a relationship with God."---Deepak Chopra, "The Path to Love"
^_^
17.2.09
my second xmas wish for this year...
...yeah, you're seeing correctly....
light bulb is a levitating yet powered lightbulb. It will float stably in midair and remain on for years without any physical contact, charging, or batteries. Ironically, with the levitation and wireless power circuitry both on, this entire package still consumes less than half the power of an incandescent bulb.
This is not a trick or a photoshop manipulation. The bulb and the casing contain hidden circuitry that uses electromagnetic feedback to levitate the bulb roughly 2.5″ from the nearest object, and uses coupled resonant wireless power transfer to beam power from the housing into the bulb itself.
courtesy of: todayandtomorrow
^_^
light bulb is a levitating yet powered lightbulb. It will float stably in midair and remain on for years without any physical contact, charging, or batteries. Ironically, with the levitation and wireless power circuitry both on, this entire package still consumes less than half the power of an incandescent bulb.
This is not a trick or a photoshop manipulation. The bulb and the casing contain hidden circuitry that uses electromagnetic feedback to levitate the bulb roughly 2.5″ from the nearest object, and uses coupled resonant wireless power transfer to beam power from the housing into the bulb itself.
courtesy of: todayandtomorrow
^_^
Are you kidding????!!?!!!.....
...nope.
The Force Trainer simply requires its user to strap a wireless brainwave analyser around their head and then to concentrate their thoughts on raising a ping-pong ball up a 10in vertical tube. The harder they concentrate, the faster a fan in the gadget’s base spins, which pushes the ball upwards.
It’s been designed by US toy firm Uncle Milton Industries and, although it lacks the technical prowess of Emotiv Systems’ Epoc neuroheadset, The Force Trainer sounds remarkably similar to Mattel’s MindFlex game – seen at CES last week.
The Force Trainer is expected to find its way into shops later this year for around $100.
courtesy of: reghardware
...wonder what NASA is hiding...
.
.
who cares, I want this for xmas...any takers??
^_^
The Force Trainer simply requires its user to strap a wireless brainwave analyser around their head and then to concentrate their thoughts on raising a ping-pong ball up a 10in vertical tube. The harder they concentrate, the faster a fan in the gadget’s base spins, which pushes the ball upwards.
It’s been designed by US toy firm Uncle Milton Industries and, although it lacks the technical prowess of Emotiv Systems’ Epoc neuroheadset, The Force Trainer sounds remarkably similar to Mattel’s MindFlex game – seen at CES last week.
The Force Trainer is expected to find its way into shops later this year for around $100.
courtesy of: reghardware
...wonder what NASA is hiding...
.
.
who cares, I want this for xmas...any takers??
^_^
Got a secret....
...but I ain't telling...
well actually, I will.
by the way I live.
by the affirmations I keep
through a life lived through intention.
for
you are what you see
you are what you believe
you are walking faith...positive or not so positive...
so...
I believe and see greatness....
I now only give thought to that which uplifts
my vocab is changing...
my outlook, rearranged...
^_^
well actually, I will.
by the way I live.
by the affirmations I keep
through a life lived through intention.
for
you are what you see
you are what you believe
you are walking faith...positive or not so positive...
so...
I believe and see greatness....
I now only give thought to that which uplifts
my vocab is changing...
my outlook, rearranged...
^_^
16.2.09
I honestly...
...wouldn't mind coming home to something like this:
...with one of these (The Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder) parked outside...
...nope, wouldn't mind at all.
^_^
...with one of these (The Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder) parked outside...
...nope, wouldn't mind at all.
^_^
Future now...
Built by SimerLab, this levitation device uses a "sophisticated electromagnetic system" to enable the filled wine glass to seemingly float in mid-air -- the rotating platform can support up to 2-pounds.
^_^
11.2.09
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