Killing us softly - Advertising image of women part 1 and part 2

Jean Kilbourne's pioneering work helped develop and popularize the study of gender representation in advertising. Her award-winning Killing us Softly films have influenced millions of

Space Triping - Video [Free Falling]

Enjoy the ride good people, You are now outbound....
Peace Everyone

CHANG CHAO - About leisure

OF all things one enjoys leisure most.
But not because one does nothing.
Leisure confers upon one the freedom
to read, to travel, to make friends, to
drink, and to write.  Where is there
greater pleasure than this?
CHANG CHAO

Lost Horizon [James Hilton]

For centuries people have dreamed of a perfect world, one set apart from wars, famine and all the social tribulations that beset mankind.  These dreams of a hidden paradise have been particularly prevalent in the Orient, where through meditations men's imaginations have often framed idyllic hideaways of beauty and serenity.
Shangri-La is perhaps the most famous of these utopian retreats.  It is a vivid reflection of all escapist dreams,
Here, in an excerpt from James Hilton's Lost Horizon, the High Lama of Shangri-La describes an ideal future life.
''... It is... a prospect of much charm that I

NASA Finds New Life - Press Conference Today

December 2, 2010

Hours before their special news conference today, the cat is out of the bag: NASA has discovered a completely new life form that doesn't share the biological building blocks ofanything currently living in planet Earth. This changes everything.

At their conference today, NASA scientist Felisa Wolfe Simon will announce that they have found a bacteria whose DNA is completely alien to what we know today. Instead of using phosphorus, the bacteria uses arsenic. All life on Earth is made of six components: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and sulfur. Every being, from the smallest amoeba to the largest whale, share the same life stream. Our DNA blocks are all the same.

But not this one. This one is completely different. Discovered in the poisonous Mono Lake, California, this bacteria is made of arsenic, something that was thought to be completely impossible. While she and other scientists theorized that this could be possible, this is the first discovery. The implications of this discovery are enormous to our understanding of life itself and the possibility of finding beings in other planets that don't have to be like planet Earth.

No details have been disclosed about the origin or nature of this new life form. We will know more today at 2pm EST but, while this life hasn't been found in another planet, this discovery does indeed change everything we know about biology. I don't know about you but I've not been so excited about a bacteria since my STD tests came back clean. And that's without counting yesterday's announcement on the discovery of a massive number of red dwarf stars, which may harbor trillion of Earths.

Source:  http://gizmodo.com/5704158/nasa-finds-new-life

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GREGORY COLBERT - Ashes and snow "in the desert with the felines"

"Feather to fire, fire to blood, blood to bone, bone to marrow, marrow to ashes, ashes to snow"...

The unique artwork of Gregory Colbert is recognised around the world for his ability to capture moments of intersection between humans and wildlife that are seemingly impossible.