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86Dali's Crucifixion - My Take
Dali's paintings make a great intro to surrealism and modern art. Look at this one. If not for the cubes, Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) would look, at first glance, like an old master's piece. Surrealism is...
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74Photoshop Tutorial 1: How to Convert Your Photos into Watercolor Illustrations
First, let's look at the simplest way of doing it, to get you started. I'm not insulting your intelligence, only making it so simple that someone who hasn't worked in photoshop till now also can follow. So...
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81Which is the best Profession?
By best, do I mean the most lucrative, the most pleasurable, the most useful or what? 'Best' means different things to different people. The best profession for me would be something I would do if I had to...
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77Supper at Emmaus - My take
Caravaggio painted this scene from Luke 24, showing the Supper at Emmaus. Click on the picture below, or the one to the right, and just look at the bigger image. Just be with it. Let your heart listen with...
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80Dali's Christ of Saint John of the Cross - My Take
The 16th century Spanish mystic St John of the Cross had a vision that he had translated onto paper. He had drawn the crucixion from an unusual angle and when Salvador Dali saw this drawing, he was inspired....
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76How to Control Your Man Part 3
As already declared in many books on this subject, men are predominantly left-brain creatures and women are predominantly right-brained. Watch this scene: Bill dashes in like a mad buffalo clutching a credit...
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73How to Control Your Man Part 2
They want to be free, soar high with others of the same feather and forget all ties to their loved ones. Most of the time. There's nothing you can do about it. Demonstrations, tears or a drama of self-pity...
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80How to Control Your Man - part 1
Some men look more like crabs than crabs do and can get admitted into a club for crabs, no questions asked, but I don't mean that. Remember the joke that starts with an irate man asking the waiter, "Do you...
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73Alliteration - makes poetry out of prose
Recently I noticed J K Rowling's extensive use of alliteration. That figure of speech must be one of the many tricks up her sleeve. Here are some examples for you from her: 1. ...flat on his back in a...
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74How to control your man! (Hope my wife doesn't read this!)
Look here, madam, this is written by a man. A member of the easily controllable sex. But what, you may ask, can a man tell women about controlling men? Lots! You know why? Because a man has inside-info. ...
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