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Monthly Archives: April 2012
The Mermaid King, illustration for The Little Mermaid by Edmund Dulac via artandopinion, lembarrasduchoix (Source: http://melusinamermaid.blogspot.com/2011/05/edmund-dulac-illustrates-little-mermaid.html)
In AD 312 a pretender to the imperial title by the name of Constantine marched from Gaul … towards Rome…. [V]ictorious … the dominion of the Roman[s] was set upon a radically new path … an imperium christianum…. [O]n the … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, beliefs, Byzantium, Christ, Christianity, Christos, Constantine, Constantinople, divine revelation, France, Gaul, God, Gog and Magog, gospel, history, incentives, influence, Isttanbul, Jesus, Mashiak, Messiah, morality, Orthodox Christianity, religion, Roma, St. John, the Anointed One, viewpoints
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<![CDATA[ // use this if you want to place a note under the video var noteHeight = 0; var Browser = { IeVersion: function() { var version = 999; // we assume a sane browser if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE") != -1){ // … Continue reading
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Tagged big memory, biology, computer vision, machine learing, programming
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lavender in Provence (Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/7tzyb5/:113WNL@iv:ErN!u$Ag/photography.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/Photography/Images/POD/l/lavender-field-516175-lw.jpg/)
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Tagged agriculture, flowers, France, lavender, nature, Provence
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The XX – Intro
Intro by The XX via venoms
Me Cuesta
I’m a native English speaker. In Spanish class I was wrongly taught that the basic word “costs” translates as costar — so when you’re talking prices with a merchant, you should be saying ¿Cuánto cuesta? Except that’s wrong. When I spent … Continue reading
David Hale laying out the basic facts, in one minute each, on: US housing demand developing-country demand for automobiles volatility in agricultural prices Did you know? Americans burn down 400,000 houses … Continue reading
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Tagged basic facts, cifras, commodities, David Hale, economics, facts, finance, geography, housing, immigration, markets, oil, real estate
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