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Orange dinca stickers adhered in Brooklyn. Colin T. Campbell makes a soup with signage-landscape and a dinca sticker. Email us if you want a free sticker.

It’s 2010 … image attachments have been added to Dinca comments … let us usher in a new era. Attach any image, except .tiffs, to your comment; attach any image, regardless if it’s relevant or irrelevant. See comment below for a example.

Party time!

What’s ironic is that I recently received a check from Morgan Stanley for $8.76 and that check bounced. I had to pay a fee that was worth more than the check. Always read the fine print.

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A day for toil, an hour for sport,
But for a friend is life too short.
—RALPH WALDO EMERSON

“The computer would take note of these and digest them.”

(click to e  n  l  a  r  g  e).

“Transition” by Brian McGovern

Part of a mountain landscape, these Native American rock dudes have transcended, in spirit, to become part of their surrounding landscape.  What puzzles me is that these spirits still carry anthropomorphic qualities.

Don’t go out looking for these people — usually the human eye is too tame to see sacred visions — however, the human eye is capable of viewing sacred visions on the internet.  Thanks to the internet, we see sacred visions.  In summary, don’t go outside looking for spiritual inspiration; stay inside on the internet.

This divine portrait captures the Blue Whale, mid-air, as it launches from the murky depths.  Mother whale is making an effort to recharge her spirit — she also needs to feed her babies — this will happen (more…)

check out that crystal mountain vista.

“Crystal Sanctuary” by Gilbert Williams

That owl

I made this during the dead months of Winter.  With Summer approaching I figure it’s appropriate to post this sucka.

Did you pack your LA gear or LA fear?

This is what you get when you cross the DP of Twin Peaks (Caleb Deschanel), with an actress from Twin Peaks (Mary Jo Deschanel). Zooey Deschanel is a Twin Peaks baby — further evidence that Twin Peaks is the best television show ever.

Zooey, you’re really cute and all, but come on, you gotta start picking good movies.  Seriously, The Happening?  Yes Man? Actually, I love every film you’re in, and your music is divine.

I recently watched Matt Anselton’s Gigantic (2008); you were adorable in the film, and you gave a distinguished performance; however, the character of Harriet Lolly was underdeveloped, and Matt Anselton sort of failed to flush out her inner story and her background. I might have to write some short thoughts on Gigantic in the future.

Your best performance was in Winter Passing (2005). And in that film, when you’re on the bus sleeping, you wake up and ask, “where are we?” to which a women passenger replies, “We just passed Traverse City.”

Traverse City, Michigan, is my hometown and place of birth, you know.

Zooey, I wish it was you that said “Traverse City.”  My heart would have melted.

☀☁☁ ☀

Nembrotha Kubaryana is a neon colored sea slug that dwells in the Tropical Indo-West Pacific.  Sometimes these slugs grow to be 120mm in length.  Read more on the slug here.

Daily Image for Wed, 5/20/2009

Today’s daily found image depicts a flamingo and an ostrich as they make their way through dense, utopian foliage.  A portal lies ahead, but do these birds have intentions to enter the portal?  Anyone know?

“World of Dreams“

by John Lawton Cullison, Jr.

CORRECTION:  There are three flamingos and zero ostriches.  

“Guardians of the Holy Grail”
by Richard Fields

Below is a photo of the artist:

Richard lives on Maui were he began his career by painting t-shirts at a t-shirt factory. He became so skillfull that this led him to painting on canvas – where his love of beauty, fantasy, and the Hawaiian islands came into full bloom.   His paintings are a blend of the mystical with the awesome nature beauty of Hawaii.  His images are currently for sale from a private collection on Maui, and available as museum-grade archival limited-edition giclee prints, and large-canvas original paintings.  Seeing many of these paintings all at once, from this private collection on Maui, induces the “feeling” of a “temple-museum”.

Well guys — guess what I just added to my wish-list?

Richard Fields airbrushed T-shirt.

Size XXXL