November is coming!!! I do enjoy November, actually I think I like October more...the oranges and yellows make me feel so alive...so a part of the world,

and November 6th I vote for the first time...

but who for? Well You Know, I Know,

but I refuse to get into some low class debate

about abstracted rhetorical terms,

it's more about loyalty and how that is appreciated,

or not, at least I can be at peace with myself

for reasons otherwise not understood.

A note from someone who could be a friend:

"Inside my mind, sometimes a wonderful and fascinating world of dreams and wild imagination. Sometimes a crazy crazy place. If you are ok with that then jump on board my friend."

Forever TheOneTrueFriend, Paul.D.T. Peace to all :)

Yes, beautiful at times we are, I have always known Inspiration is

more valuable than gems, money,,,etc.

What would happen if Eve bit into this Apple?

Pin-up girl

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Understanding the power of photographic advertisements to promote their shows, burlesque women self-constructed their identity to make themselves visible. Being recognized not only within the theater itself but also outside challenged the conventions of women’s place and women’s potential in the public sphere.

“Supreme excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting.”

― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

Gestalt psychology ... ... . ..

Law of Closure – The law of closure states that individuals perceive objects such as shapes, letters, pictures, etc., as being whole when they are not complete. Specifically, when parts of a whole picture are missing, our perception fills in the visual gap. Research has shown that the purpose of completing a regular figure that is not perceived through sensation is in order to increase the regularity of surrounding stimuli.

"When we are born,we cry that we are come

to this great stage of Fools.."

-Lear

~Vogue Italia~

The Science of Pizza

Nathan Myhrvold

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Nathan Myhrvold
Nathan Myhrvold, March 8, 2007
Born	August 3, 1959 (age 53) Seattle, Washington
Institutions	Intellectual Ventures, University of Cambridge, Microsoft Research
Alma mater	Princeton University, UCLA

Nathan Paul Myhrvold (born August 3, 1959), formerly Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft, is co-founder of Intellectual Ventures. Myhrvold, usually with coinventors, holds 17 U.S. patents assigned to Microsoft^[1] and has applied for more than 500 patents.^[2] In addition, Myhrvold and coinventors hold 115 U.S. patents assigned mostly to The Invention Science Fund I, LLC.^[3]

You know this kind of interconnectedness fascinates me...

L'Chaim to a

Life Long Love of Science

The intricately designed, infinitely consuming beauty of Hermes gold work...it is Masonic, beguiling, hypnotizing, fabulous...if you can afford this, than you should.

Kelly

Hermes milanese mesh bracelet in rose gold, 2.25" diameter. The matrix of a real crocodile skin is

used to imprint the Milanese mesh, creating a novel blend of mineral and animal

Here is one of those "Cultural Moments' from the past American landscape for your amusing pleasure:

Here is one from the past for the future!!

The new Botox solution, a face clone (smiles)

TOKYO

poetica in motu

Tokyo futura

New connections

new vibrations

new associations

new cultures

coming together..

it's beautiful..

harmony

it's belief,

it's courage..

inspiration

Deus, mortem vita, sanitas ...

all of those things

Growth

God,

I love Us...and I hate Us

but then, with out the one

we couldn't know the other

could We.

“Can you imagine what I would do if I could do all I can?”

― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

"Through tattered clothes great vices do appear;

robes and furred gowns hide all.

..Plate Sins With Gold.."

Some people think fires will consume them and they will be able to levitate and do magic if they sell their soul off...I know funny right?

Only when we recognize we are blind can we really begin to see.

why can nature match our inner turmoil so frightfully well...

a calm breeze touches your back,

makes you shiver, with a warm sense of being alive,

if the wind is strong,

spread out your arms...close you eyes,

let it take you away from yourself

find the Primitive in you...begin with little moments....

What kind of......are YOU?

adjective

morally excellent; virtuous; righteous; pious: a good man.

satisfactory in quality, quantity, or degree: a good teacher;good health.

of high quality; excellent.

right; proper; fit: It is good that you are here. His credentials aregood.

well-behaved: a good child.

Neurotic Mind
2012: watercolor, color, water.

In my humble opinion, newsprint and printed books will never be out of style, never lose their class. They have an understated and beautiful way about them...to burn them is a monstrosity, something you must actually feel...not like pushing 'delete' button. You cannot silence books. They will not go away because they are necessary in existence...procreating knowledge, kindness, empathy...at times a direct reflection of the failing or succeeding system...one can put them on a shelf, but can never break their abilities to inspire, uplift, and make life worth living to the fullest...always pushing the psyche to be better.

“There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare. ”

― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

in real life Michael Douglas has it a bit nicer (smiles)...

Love all: Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas only have eyes for each other at star-studded US Open

Love-love might mean zero-zero in tennis terms, but it clearly means something else to power couple Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas.

And later in life, one seems to always have benefited from good building

It's the down times when you realize how important it is to have someone exceptionally devoted to you. Catherine was with her husband through his illness and on having her husband's back throat cancer:

"It makes me furious they didn't detect it earlier," Zeta-Jones told People. "He sought every

option and nothing was found."

Anyway, I believe love is a nice story, some stories are so strong they become tangible,

like holding hands...but then...so many lost arts in the pursuit of other tangible material goods,

no?

Catherine happens to be one of my favorite actresses...she kind of has that old school style glam about her..and like her acting has learned values many today many choose to do without...

but, such is Life and we play the hands we are dealt.

and as for pawns...well, all have their place in the world.

Louis Vuitton | Spring Summer 2013 Full Fashion

Exclusive!!!

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I am a recent Jewish convert.

I am proud of this fact.

In the middle of America it is

quite a different experience

as I am not even sure if most

people know what Jews are.

like. I think they picture

gummy bears or something???

Oh, thank god, at least gummy bears are Fat Free,

I was about to gain a pound just thinking

about them, then I realized...Fat Free. Yay.

Of all the ideals and tales,

love was the last to go

and the hardest to let go of.

It's about awareness and tradeoffs, when are people going to understand...we are not put on this earth to be happy. We are put here and have to survive...happiness is a chemical hormonal reaction (as are all emotions) created to help us survive and imprint important events/happenings into our busy little brains for future retrieval. Get over yourselves class, expect to be in turmoil most of the time and learn to balance the boat in all types of weather. Happiness is a bonus, rather than some type of divinely ordained right dished out like cake at a wedding.

It's the type of conversation,

the type of A, B lines

where all the A's get laid out first,

then later B saunters in to fill

the empty corresponding spaces.

It's quite a thrill! it's ticklish,

in an unexplainable sparkly

kind of way.

Love is thehope of being 1 out of six billion,

out of six million,

six hundred thousand,

out of six hundred;

out of sixty,

or out of six

I leave you (all) with a dream and a belief...if you don't love me now, you just may one day, it seems after the last petal hits the ground, there is always another flower waiting within arm's reach if you take the time to look;