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- Ellie is a natural artist, so she's always in need of good art supplies, like her own fountain of clean, white paper. I think she was attempting to count the sheets of paper in her sheaf — she was very happy. Happy accident, the shading and vignetting seems to create a heart around her. I like it! <3 (2012-03-31-iphone-595-new)
- Ellie is very good at receiving gifts. I have no memory of what she was unwrapping here, but she clearly likes it. :) (2012-03-31-iphone-565-new)
- These flames didn't last long, we were too eager to tuck in! (2012-03-31-iphone-542-new)
- How would the Earth look like if it had a ring system like Saturn? --- 3ds Max animation.
- The typeface-as-atlas webfont is the latest open-source release from the nonprofit news outlet, which has been building out key parts of the journalist-coder's toolkit.
- SeoTools is an Excel plugin that adds a bunch of useful functions for working with SEO and other web metrics.
- Susan Cain says introverts create great things but society is biased against quiet and reserved people
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Posted: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 @ 11:27 pm
thanx for discussing my film “aimee semple mcpherson”
amicably,
richard rossi, director
AimeeSempleMcPhersonMovie.com
Posted: Thursday, September 28, 2006 @ 12:35 am
Thanks, Richard, for stopping by. There was a little more discusson on the post where this link first occured, here. I haven’t seen the documentary yet, but I’ll be looking for it at my local video rental store if it gets there via DVD. I’m sure it’ll fare better than my review of Grady and Ewing’s documentary!
Regards,
Rich
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