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Where Does He Keep All The Birds

November 3, 2017

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This is a great magic act! Like Alfred Hitchcock said ‘you have to suffer through a commercial’. 😦

Jaehoon Lim -2011 Le Plus Grand Cabaret Du Monde

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Seven Gripping Photos Of Homeless Los Angelenos Will Change The Way You Look At A Stranger

September 26, 2013

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Photographer Michael Pharaoh is only 22 years old. Yet already, he possesses the uncanny ability to capture the story written on a stranger’s face.

New Zealand-based Pharaoh created the gripping series “The Homeless of L.A.” while on vacation in California. The photographs evoke, in tremendous detail, the identity of Hollywood’s homeless population in a series of muted yet stylistically gorgeous up-close portraits.

“[The project] was fascinating to me because we don’t have the same plethora of homeless people as L.A,” Pharaoh explained in a statement for the series. “It was interesting to hear all of their stories and how they came to live on the streets. This project was both a sad yet humbling one.”

While the homeless population is all too often treated as invisible, Pharaoh’s high definition portraits explore every facet of their visages to capture a striking and honest portrait of a complete stranger.

Another example of Michael’s work

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/23/michael-pharaoh_n_3962167.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular

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The Light – Bearer Series

September 20, 2013

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Emily Guido is a very New Young Adult, Paranormal Romance Author.

She was inspired to start writing “The Light-Bearer Series” because one day she got an idea of two characters of light and dark who needed to have their epic romance story told. Not ever dreaming a week later she would have over a 100,000 words written.

When Emily writes, it is similar to you or I watching a movie. She pictures the characters in her head going through vivid descriptions of each scene. There are so many nuances going through her mind that she cannot type fast enough.

She has written five novels, “Charmeine” “Mactus” “Accendo” “Seditious” and “Ransom”

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http://authoremilyguido.com/

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Faces Of The Future? Artist Nickolay Lamm’s Illustrations Show Freaky Facial Features (PHOTOS)

June 19, 2013

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What might humans look like in the distant future?

Nickolay Lamm, a Pittsburgh-based artist, has created four sci-fi-like illustrations showing one idea of what changes to the human genome may do to the human face 20,000 years, 60,000 years, and 100,000 years hence. The images are based on hypotheses put forth by Dr. Alan Kwan, an expert on computational genomics.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/11/faces-of-the-future-human-facial-features-photos_n_3391747.html

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人體彩繪，Body Paint From Japan

April 18, 2013

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WOW!

This is amazing! It looks so realistic.

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One example!

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BodyPaintFrom Japan

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Eythor Bender

March 15, 2013

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Berkeley Bionics’ Eythor Bender at the TED2011 conference introduced exoskeleton designs that can carry heavy loads, allowing humans to hold more than they can naturally carry or even helping those without the use of their legs to walk at last year.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02k/28/best-ted-talks_n_1307131.html#s734438&title=Eythor_Bender

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GifMill brings animated GIF creation to your iPhone

March 10, 2013

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Animated GIFs kind of come and go in popularity, but seem to be having a bit of a resurgence lately. GifMill is a free app for your iPhone or iPod touch that lets you take photos and create animated GIF images you can share with friends via Tumblr, Twitter, email or text message.

You can also use photos from your camera roll or even use short videos. Up to 100 stills can be used to create the GIF. Once the frames are selected you can control the frame rate and quality, and rearrange or delete frames from your sequence.

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http://www.tuaw.com/2013/03/08/gifmill-brings-animated-gif-creation-to-your-iphone/

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James' World 2

Where Does He Keep All The Birds

Seven Gripping Photos Of Homeless Los Angelenos Will Change The Way You Look At A Stranger

The Light – Bearer Series

Faces Of The Future? Artist Nickolay Lamm’s Illustrations Show Freaky Facial Features (PHOTOS)

What might humans look like in the distant future?

人體彩繪，Body Paint From Japan

WOW!

This is amazing! It looks so realistic.

Eythor Bender

Berkeley Bionics’ Eythor Bender at the TED2011 conference introduced exoskeleton designs that can carry heavy loads, allowing humans to hold more than they can naturally carry or even helping those without the use of their legs to walk at last year.

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