58 Facts That Will Blow Your Mind In Only One Sentence. Liam and Chris Hemsworth re-enact Charlie Bit My Finger - Video Display - Video. You Don't Have To Be Rich In Your 20s: How Much Money You Should Actually Be Making. Money makes the world go round.
Money makes your house warm and your teeth clean. Money covers your feet and feeds your belly. Money awards freedom and issues respect. Money gives you life. Money also puts you in chains. Money is the only thing that can give you freedom while taking it away. It’s the root of all evil, the doer of all good and the very thing that defines our existence. We buy watches and purses to hold our money. Money is an acquaintance with which you should only give a passing nod. Money should be a friendly thing that helps you live, to give you the freedom you can’t get without it. It should be used to help you fulfill your dreams and to just get by.
It’s the small part of your life that forces you to follow the crowd, to do what you don’t feel like doing, just so you can be alone with a bottle of wine and a new book. Your life is for living, not for saving every cent. In your twenties and thirties, it’s not about fancy clothes and dinners. Tiny Batman Takes a Whimsical Trip Through the American Southwest.
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Rémi Noël's series of photographs featuring a tiny Batman traveling all over the American Southwest depict a more isolated side of the Dark Knight. "My Batman series was not designed as a series initially, but it became a series over time," Noël told Mashable. He originally began taking photographs for his small publishing house, Poetry Wanted, for a series called "This is Not a Map," a collection of foldable maps for Texas, Las Vegas, Scotland and Japan. Noël's photographs depict the landscape of each location in place of an actual road map.
Batman's journey across the Southwest, with a quick stop in New York City, depicts some iconic images of a bygone age of post-World War II America. "This is an extremely photogenic country I find, and you can take pictures freely, which is very nice, especially when you're a little shy like me," Noël says. Have something to add to this story? The Enchanting Sea Monsters on Medieval Maps.
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One of her marvelous new series titled ‘tapað og fundið’ meaning ‘Lost and Found’ was taken on a recent trip around Iceland. It shows primarily pictures of nature, animals and few people, every single one of them in a picturesque, unique way. Her imaginative mind finds expression in her work: ‘When I was little I used to dream about being a dancer or that I could fly and that I would learn to speak the language of the animals in the forest or that of the most dramatic actor.
Gorgeous Maps Drawn by Illustrators and Storytellers. You know what a contemporary map looks like — boring, informational.
Point A to Point B. But one peek into Gestalten’s beautiful book A Map of the World, a collection of the “contrarians” of cartography, will change your mind. These maps — colorful, inaccurate, cut from paper or painted on, make us want to take a thousand journeys. As Antonis Antoniou writes in the book’s preface, they “act as an antidote to cartographic monotony and the modern-day obsession for accuracy… Ultimately, it’s about storytelling. It’s about re-humanizing the process of understanding our surroundings and through this, ourselves. Borgarmynd, “Reykjavik Center,” from A Map of the World, Gestalten. Helen Nowell Illustration: Maps. Zara Building, Nottingham King's Walk, Nottingham Victoria Centre Clock Tower Gothic Building in between King Street and Queen Street, Nottingham Café Nero near Market Square.
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Blogs. Gift Ideas. What is Poetry. Poetry Poetry (ancient Greek: ποιεω (poieo) = I create) is an art form in which human language is used for its aesthetic qualities in addition to, or instead of, its notional and semantic content.
It consists largely of oral or literary works in which language is used in a manner that is felt by its user and audience to differ from ordinary prose. It may use condensed or compressed form to convey emotion or ideas to the reader's or listener's mind or ear; it may also use devices such as assonance and repetition to achieve musical or incantatory effects. Poems frequently rely for their effect on imagery, word association, and the musical qualities of the language used. The interactive layering of all these effects to generate meaning is what marks poetry. Nature of poetry What is generally accepted as "great" poetry is debatable in many cases. The Greek verb ποιεω [poiéo (= I make or create)], gave rise to three words: ποιητης [poiet?
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