dark beyond the blue past the imperceptible indigo that lines the veils of dreams there is something swimming there behind the gamma ray flashes of closed eye lids its wake, the reason children lie uneasy in the night haven’t you ever asked your mother why sleep is such a tenuous thing the contents of which like a watercolor painting smeared upon an event horizon we fall into of course she might smile a kiss of the forehead the key to an untroubled mind but still something teases at your temples sometime after breakfast in the stretched out filaments of an afternoon cloud something hiding in the dark beyond the blue a familiar thing perhaps weary and failing that we’ve grown to ignore until finally at the end feeble and weak having endured the long years of life that nagging ethereal shifting space dark beyond the blue encapsulates us and as we fall into its familiar embrace everything around us becomes illuminated reminding us of all the life we never lived or ever thought to.
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Life moves at a pace that is impossible to keep up - much less remember. Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov reminds us of our history with breath-taking poignancy.
It’s all fun and games until you have to cut funding or raise taxes….see if you can do it!
P.S. I got 817,800,000 in surplus - with my modest cuts and crazy liberal taxes!
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Are one of the millions of people who get confused easily when trying to figure out what the difference is between RNA and DNA isomerases? Well, look no further. This website lays down the science law in a vulgar and hilarious way.
Bottom line - my new favorite blog.
All this talented man wanted was a second shot. The Cleveland Cavaliers have delivered.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5991313
What a great story.
The RSA, (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce), is an organization much like TEDtalks (www.ted.com) which focuses on free intellectual symposiums in the hopes of inspiring discussion and research.
The Animates are particular fun to listen to and watch. Please enjoy.
