X Marks the Spot

Good morning.

Not sure if it correlates but I nearly mentioned 'MEW' a couple days ago as what is created by rotating the '3'.

3, M, E, W.

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I don't think I've heard of mud volcanoes before

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About 86% of the gas released from these structures is methane, with much less carbon dioxide and nitrogen emitted.

This is really inspiring...

Thread: The Amazing Transformation of a Guy Who Didn't Give Up!


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Saw this yesterday and wanted to share.


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M O O N That Spells



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That just made me cry.

This is really inspiring...

Thread: The Amazing Transformation of a Guy Who Didn't Give Up!


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Me too.

Triumph of the human spirit over adversity, is a beautiful thing. Watching him take off running, was the icing on the cake.

Things may be carved in stone and still be nebulous.

Petroglyphs come without captions; clues of their intended meanings are more often missing than not. Yet though certainty is rarely to be had, the quest for the meaning of rock art is as legitimate as any line of research in archaeology.

The image above is part of Europe’s second-largest repository of petroglyphs after Valcamonica (Italy). Located in the Vallée des Merveilles (southeastern France) are an estimated 30,000 carvings hugging the southern and western slopes of Mount Bégo – a peak whose name appears to be based on an Indo-European word for ‘god’. The authorities propose a rough date of 3000 BCE for the carving activity, based on depicted agricultural tools, but concede the infirmity of the guess. An upper boundary of c. 8000 BCE is set by the clearing of glacial ice in the area.

The overwhelming majority of petroglyphs in the valley consists of variations on the themes of ‘corniforms’ or horns, ploughing oxen and halberds, with symbolic connotations that escape modern visitors. The imagery seems steeped in religious symbolism, but less than 1% of it depicts indisputably cosmological or mythological subjects. Preciously few seem to be related to the plasma instabilities related to rock art by Anthony Peratt – a few spirals and concentric circles, encircled rayed ‘suns’ or wheels, an elongated hand-held staff with knots at various distances and surmounted by a bird, the group called ‘stairway to paradise’ and the curious abstract configuration reproduced above.

Described by the park authorities as a ‘rectangular area with curled appendages’ or ‘with closed appendages’, this puzzling form evades attempts at a practical or mundane interpretation. Except for the solid rectangle at the centre, the appendages bear a striking resemblance to a category of petroglyphs Peratt dubbed ‘pipettes’. These match a stage in the sequence of an intense plasma z-pinch column, when stacked plasmoids appear as flattened bars with bright foci at the sides:...........................

The Valley of Wonders is a Valley Mercantour in the Alpes which were discovered more than 40,500 prints protohistoric , also known as " rock carvings "dating from the Chalcolithic and the Bronze Age old, among other prints more Recent .

It is a cross with four arms of equal length, which has very little to do with the Latin cross, which symbolizes the crucifixion of Jesus and some martyrs.

In heraldry , it is called cross of Toulouse and is blazoned cross cléchée (branches shaped key blade), drained (you can see the field through its branches) and pommetée twelve pieces (Each point is trimmed with a "little apple" called "cheekbone") Its color is gold (yellow) background Gules (red). If you want to interpret it as a symbol, there is a choice: the total twelve cheekbones could symbolize the twelve apostles (which themselves are twelve in reference to the twelve tribes of Israel, which can be self- same function in the twelve signs of the zodiac , etc.).

Crosses pommetées BCE found as shown in an engraving dating back nearly five thousand years in the Valley of Marvels near Tende . There is a similar Christian cross, dating from the eighth or ninth century AD in Turkestan Chinese, engraved by Christian Nestorian .

According to Bertran Farge , the Occitan Cross could come from a synthesis of trefoil cross original Coptic (cross of Saint-Maurice) and a Byzantine cross. Other scholars have put forward influences Visigoth . For Pierre Salies , this figure would have been made in the entourage of the Counts of Toulouse, during the first Crusades.

Currently, many historians suggest that this cross first appeared in Provence, Venasque in the twelfth century, for Henri Rolland , in the entourage of the viscounts of Marseille in the eleventh century to Antoine de Rufi , and perhaps with Guilhem I of Provence, Guilhem said the Liberator, who defeated the Saracens at La Garde-Freinet in 972 .

The colors are "gold fund faces" (yellow and red heraldic) the arms of the major lineages of Occitan: Barcelona (4 vertical strips), Foix (three vertical stripes), Rouergue (Leopard) Carlat (Lion) , Turenne (oblique stripes), Auvergne (old, from the dukes of Aquitaine) (1 band across) Gevaudan (8 vertical strips), Castile (castles), Navarre (channels), Béarn (cow), Aquitaine (Leopard ), which will become 'of England (three lions) ...

Valley of Wonders


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Occitan Cross


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For those of us that watched the Gulf underwater cams, besides a few discussing Methane Hydrates, the Cinnabar color really stood out too. There was a rich Yellow color too. The Red and Yellow though is what I try to reproduce when I do the Solar prints (lithographs) of the ROV images.

how about this for fairy land 10,000 years ago

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how about this for fairy land 10,000 years ago

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Scientists found aquatic appearing diatom fragment in earth's stratosphere, and say with no known mechanism to send them up 24 to 27 km high, that it came in from outer space and is alien. The father of Panspermia, Wickramshe? is in on the paper, and says that a possible method is from gigantic blue jets that have been observed in the stratosphere. This observation is extremely reasonable, yet the scientists ignore it, and claim it came from space.
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That's quite incredible. If anything it confirms that panspermia does happen but the system of origin is the Earth. This is amazing. The Earth is the Garden of Eden.

Interesting

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Some of the coins look stamped with a cross in the picture.

Why is it so noticeable when someone gets a haircut? How about drastic change 'hairdo'.

The way we incorporate the 'new look' into memory, is similar to her reaction, but without the crying.

Unless the 'hair cut' is really bad.

lol.


For her, it became moments of 'this dad' is not 'My dad'. And then having to be then coaxed by her parents that he was indeed, still her father.

looks like the origin of 12 around 1 /z\

how about this for fairy land 10,000 years ago

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we went from here /z\ to here \z/ then the alcohol kicked in and i went off talking

I thought this interesting feedback...


Zoo BANS leopard-print clothing - because it 'confuses' the lions and tigers

Zookeepers noticed the tigers, lions and giraffes get confused when they spot guests wearing a leopard coat or snakeskin bag.

Tigers may start to salivate when they notice visitors wearing zebra print tops and a giraffe could spot her ideal mate in a tall, dark, giraffe trouser-print wearing man.


Banned prints include zebra, leopard, cheetah, tiger, African wild dog, spotted and stripe hyena and giraffe.
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What is even more impressive, is that you still are 'buzzed' 6 hours later after 1 cider with lunch.



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yes i should sleep, it was a buzz where in the right company it was the right buzz
not being in the right company the buzz become a mood block to everything so i have done nothing but loon around doing nothing

I am finishing up the 69 infinity rings I made yesterday. I was quite please with the number I ended up with randomly, when I counted them out...


Drink some water. That should help.

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