May I be the first to complain about the "views" thingie ?
It's by far THE WORST THING EVER !!!
Seriously, my nearly 400k seems pathetic compared to some of my favorite circle peeps. 3mil, 40 mil, 270 million...
Thanks Google - now I feel like a big old loser :-(
(jk)
#viewstink
Monday, March 31, 2014
Sign up - class starts day after tomorrow.
Sign up - class starts day after tomorrow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC_ZT00fasY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC_ZT00fasY
Sunday, March 30, 2014
I spent part of #spidersunday in Kentucky. I didn't see a single one of these guys.
I spent part of #spidersunday in Kentucky. I didn't see a single one of these guys.
http://www2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/spiderchart.asp
http://www2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/spiderchart.asp
I'm just tuning up my editing skills. Or trying to anyway.
I'm just tuning up my editing skills. Or trying to anyway.
I highly recommend this for any Plussers in the area. These were all taken within a ten minute walk from the parking area. There are trails, up to about 10 miles, camping, dining etc... I want to go back this summer to see a Moonbow.
I highly recommend this for any Plussers in the area. These were all taken within a ten minute walk from the parking area. There are trails, up to about 10 miles, camping, dining etc... I want to go back this summer to see a Moonbow.
On our way back from Kentucky we took the "blue" highways. This was an awesome little "find". We're going to go back soon and take some time there.http://www.historicrugby.org/
On our way back from Kentucky we took the "blue" highways. This was an awesome little "find". We're going to go back soon and take some time there.http://www.historicrugby.org/
Saturday, March 29, 2014
#sketchgurusaturday Amanda Wyckoff
#sketchgurusaturday Amanda Wyckoff
I’ve been using SketchGuru and I think you might like it. Check out from your Android phone:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.seventeenmiles.sketch
Sent from my Android.
This is news ? Next they'll "discover" that #goaturday people are too...
This is news ? Next they'll "discover" that #goaturday people are too...
http://m.newser.com/story/184346/goats-way-smarter-than-you-thought.html
http://m.newser.com/story/184346/goats-way-smarter-than-you-thought.html
Cumberland Falls - The Niagara of the South with Hope Jones Kelly.
Cumberland Falls - The Niagara of the South with Hope Jones Kelly.
Friday, March 28, 2014
This is the part I'm looking forward to the most.
This is the part I'm looking forward to the most.
http://parks.ky.gov/parks/resortparks/cumberland-falls/history.aspx
http://parks.ky.gov/parks/resortparks/cumberland-falls/history.aspx
This should be an epic weekend.
This should be an epic weekend.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harland_Sanders_Caf%C3%A9_and_Museum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harland_Sanders_Caf%C3%A9_and_Museum
Two more hours and we're on the road. London, here we come.
Two more hours and we're on the road. London, here we come.
http://www.ggwbbq.com/
http://www.ggwbbq.com/
I may not be a #glasshole but I can still make a mean #scoblestyle selfie.
I may not be a #glasshole but I can still make a mean #scoblestyle selfie.
Consider this a challenge. Take and post your best shower shot and be sure to include your favorite battery powered accessory.
Must read
Must read
Originally shared by Dow Thompson
Is #rickwarren a #calvinist ? #Calvinism
http://www.challies.com/resources/where-did-all-these-calvinists-come-from-a-visual-history
Originally shared by Dow Thompson
Is #rickwarren a #calvinist ? #Calvinism
http://www.challies.com/resources/where-did-all-these-calvinists-come-from-a-visual-history
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Wait, what - State Laws don't trump the constitution ? Well that's gonna put a few hitches in some giddy ups.
Wait, what - State Laws don't trump the constitution ? Well that's gonna put a few hitches in some giddy ups.
http://news.yahoo.com/man-successfully-argues-fifth-deer-killing-case-100210808.html
http://news.yahoo.com/man-successfully-argues-fifth-deer-killing-case-100210808.html
Are you a true partiot ?
Are you a true partiot ?
Originally shared by Anna Piechulla
More babies!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrO3TfJc9Qw&feature=share
Originally shared by Anna Piechulla
More babies!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrO3TfJc9Qw&feature=share
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Originally shared by Timothy Burns (The Bearded Spider)
Originally shared by Timothy Burns (The Bearded Spider)
Somewhat serious here, for any of my peeps in Texas, specifically around the Austin area. My cousin, Ashley Lane, seems to have gone missing for about a week now and her sister and mom would like to find or hear from her.
"If anyone has seen or heard from my sister Ashley Lane please notify me as soon as possible. We haven't been able to contact her and are worried. She was last seen with boyfriend Mike at the metropolitan apts in Austin tx."
Please share, and thank you.
I'm not saying this is true - or complete but...
I'm not saying this is true - or complete but...
Originally shared by Don Denton
The 24 types of Libertarian
How exciting. When a young lady turns from a writer into an author...
How exciting. When a young lady turns from a writer into an author...
Originally shared by Jane Turley
I am an author!
So I was "kind of" an author before, but now I'm on Amazon it's official isn't it? I am an author! If any of you good folks are tempted to buy and review - remember be generous in your praise - you don't want Mrs T turning into one of those depressed writer...
Originally shared by Jane Turley
I am an author!
So I was "kind of" an author before, but now I'm on Amazon it's official isn't it? I am an author! If any of you good folks are tempted to buy and review - remember be generous in your praise - you don't want Mrs T turning into one of those depressed writer...
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
On Facebook, my favorite group of peeps is currently discussing the relative merits of squeeze bacon. On the plus side this morning there is this.
On Facebook, my favorite group of peeps is currently discussing the relative merits of squeeze bacon. On the plus side this morning there is this.
Originally shared by Susanne Ramharter
Good Morning Google+ your daily story about art: 03.25
We return to the subject of women, but today not with one painting, but with a whole album. In the sixth century, March 25th was calculated to be the date of the the Annunciation of the Virgin Birth by the Roman Church Historian Dionysius Exiguus. Now this had a number of historically interesting consequences on the Calendar, but let's focus on the Annunciation.
The selection in this album is only a small excerpt of the myriad paintings of the Annunciation. The earliest image I found was actually not a painting, but a ceramic from the 6th century. And still the subject fascinates artists. During the Renaissance it was almost a duty for any self respecting artist to paint at least one Annunciation, many painted multiple versions.
The number of paintings, scenes in illuminations, tapestries, murals, frescoes, altar pieces, etc. is simply unbelievable. Even later ages retained their fascination with the topic, see the examples here by Magritte and Savinio.
As this album shows, there are many different versions, depending on the artist and the age in which the work was created. Yet, at the same time, there are also a number of elements which are almost unchanging in all of them as well. Just as there are many visual interpretations, so one can find many different interpretations, from the most literal interpretation of the Gospel texts, through various allegories to a more modern, psychoanalytical view which sees Annunciations as a "primal scene" (i.e. a child's view of its parents in the sexual act).
The flowers, positioning of the hands, gestures, lighting, placement of windows and doors, inclusion or exclusion of animals, etc. have all been written about in various manuals of Christian Iconography.
But one thing I've not found yet, is an explanation of why almost all traditional (figurative) representations of the Annunciation have a visual element, usually vertical and architectural, but also flowers, etc.separating the angel Gabriel from Mary.
If you know or have a guess I would love to hear it, and tread lightly
Images from Google Art Project, Wikimedia, Wikipaintings and a few blogs.
#art #treadlightly #artandclassontheplus #EuropeanHistory #europeanpainting #yourdailyartstory #arthistory
Originally shared by Susanne Ramharter
Good Morning Google+ your daily story about art: 03.25
We return to the subject of women, but today not with one painting, but with a whole album. In the sixth century, March 25th was calculated to be the date of the the Annunciation of the Virgin Birth by the Roman Church Historian Dionysius Exiguus. Now this had a number of historically interesting consequences on the Calendar, but let's focus on the Annunciation.
The selection in this album is only a small excerpt of the myriad paintings of the Annunciation. The earliest image I found was actually not a painting, but a ceramic from the 6th century. And still the subject fascinates artists. During the Renaissance it was almost a duty for any self respecting artist to paint at least one Annunciation, many painted multiple versions.
The number of paintings, scenes in illuminations, tapestries, murals, frescoes, altar pieces, etc. is simply unbelievable. Even later ages retained their fascination with the topic, see the examples here by Magritte and Savinio.
As this album shows, there are many different versions, depending on the artist and the age in which the work was created. Yet, at the same time, there are also a number of elements which are almost unchanging in all of them as well. Just as there are many visual interpretations, so one can find many different interpretations, from the most literal interpretation of the Gospel texts, through various allegories to a more modern, psychoanalytical view which sees Annunciations as a "primal scene" (i.e. a child's view of its parents in the sexual act).
The flowers, positioning of the hands, gestures, lighting, placement of windows and doors, inclusion or exclusion of animals, etc. have all been written about in various manuals of Christian Iconography.
But one thing I've not found yet, is an explanation of why almost all traditional (figurative) representations of the Annunciation have a visual element, usually vertical and architectural, but also flowers, etc.separating the angel Gabriel from Mary.
If you know or have a guess I would love to hear it, and tread lightly
Images from Google Art Project, Wikimedia, Wikipaintings and a few blogs.
#art #treadlightly #artandclassontheplus #EuropeanHistory #europeanpainting #yourdailyartstory #arthistory
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