Friday, January 16, 2009
Please Give
A slightly creepy giant statue that stands in front of the M.C. Escher museum in Den Haag, Holland.
Caged Angel II
A caged angel in Milwaukee's industrial valley.
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angel,
cage,
industrial,
Milwaukee,
Photoshop
Pigeon People Orange
People feeding pigeons in Dam Square in Amsterdam in Orange
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Amsterdam,
Dam Square,
Holland,
orange
Pigeon People Rainbow
People feeding pigeons in Dam Square Amsterdam in rainbow.
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Amsterdam,
Dam Square,
Holland,
rainbow
Breakfast of a Blind Man Refix 1
My remixed piece of Picasso's Breakfast of a Blind Man.
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Blue Period,
Breakfast of a Blind Man,
Photoshop,
Picasso,
remix
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Old San Juan Street II
Photo taken in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Altered in Photoshop.
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Photoshop,
Puerto Rico,
San Juan
Substance
Here are 8 phrases that branch off of the word "Substance" that are relevant in my world. 'Chemical, Emotional, More, Less, Written, Spoken, Physical & Mental: Substance'
Polar Nuclear Lighthouses

Posted in: researchmaterial
This is quite amazing to me. Never heard of these before. The great northern coast of Russia is inside the Arctic Circle, and the shoreline is hundreds of miles from civilization almost the whole way along. Lighthouses were required for the coast, because it’s a handy passage but it spends a hundred days of the year in near-permanent night. The problems were that they’d be miles from anywhere, and couldn’t realistically be supplied or crewed.
So the Russians erected autonomous nuclear-powered lighthouses. Which worked great, until the collapse of the Soviet Union. In fact, they probably would have been fine after that, if people hadn’t looted them for copper and anything else that looked like it wasn’t nailed down too hard. Including, apparently, reactor shielding.
So many of these great polar nuclear lighthouses are now radioactive dead zones. I would tend to doubt that the one in this fantastic series of pictures on EnglishRussia is one of them. But, honestly, you never know, abandoned-site explorers can be a little on the mental side. Anyway. Go and look.
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englishrussia,
lighthouses,
repost,
Russia,
Warren Ellis
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