Very interesting. ‘A sense of control’…in other words, not feeling that you are a victim of your circumstances IS very important. I heard someone say…’No choice? There is ALWAYS another choice.’ Though these choices are/ may seem worse than the current situation. If that is at least admitted, everything by comparison improves. ‘The idea of ‘The Sweet Spot’ was used earlier by Steiner, though framed slightly differently. People who ‘think’ come up with ideas about how and why society works. Whether these ideas take hold or become influential is largely out of their hands. But others revisit them in their own way.
http://www.ted.com/talks/rory_sutherland_perspective_is_everything.html
Courtesy of Josiah and Philip
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So, having used QR Codes as the main form of communication…..how does it feel to be left out of the main-line? No SMARTPHONE – No access! This is actually the way the majority of earth dwellers live…no say. no voice. no resources. no future. no life. Those who have a say, a voice, resources, a future, a life, in short…full access, are THE only hope for everyone.
PS…I don’t even have access to my own QR Codes being smartphoneless!
links for QRs:
G T H U E L S N O
G…QR title: G is for Gallery
http://myblog.flossiepeitsch.com/2011/12/g-is-for-gallery/
T…… QR title: T is for Ted
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/amit_sood_building_a_museum_of_museums_on_the_web.html
H…… QR title: H is for Hair
http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1983
U…… QR title: U is for jUnks
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/recycled-art-masterpiece-made-from-junks/
E…… QR title: E is for Earth hour
http://wwf.org.au/earthhour/
L…… QR title: L is for Look what is out there
http://quellocreativo.blogspot.com.au/
S…… QR title: S is for charles Saatchi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_British_Artists
N…… QR title: N is for ‘stories like Never before’
http://www.pcworld.com/article/243123/qr_codes_help_paint_the_deeper_pictures_behind_art.html
O……. QR title: O is for glObal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCpjgl2baLs
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!
Rrap Rauschenberg Rembrandt Rubens Raphael Ray Rimmington Renoir Rouault rego rainforest rees Richter Riley Diego Rivera
Rare recycling red data species renewable resources resource management riparian runoff
radio therapy radiation radio telescope rainbow raki random rationalization rationale re-creation re-afforestation rewarding regardless rhinoceros ribbon worm ring-around-a-rosy
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!

O is for glObal in G is for Gallery
Ofili O’Keeffe Oldenburg Yoko Ono Meret Oppenheim Jill Orr Orlan Oppenheim Olley O’Brien
Over-utilisation ozone ozone layer oh, no! oh,oh. okay oasis oats obesity objector objet d’art obliterate obstetrician occupy occurrence opulent occupy off limits oil pipeline omega-3 once and for all oncology ownership overreach overabundant overbalance overcapitalize overt oriented orientalize ornithopod dinosaur orthoboric acid overload owl oxaprozin opposed opportunity
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Easter Sunday Celebrate BAPTISM! Along with the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection, Easter Sunday was the traditional day to baptize new believers in the early church. I have been to sunrise services on Easter Sundays when the minister takes a leafed branch, dips it in water at the baptismal font to sprinkle the congregation – a renewal of the baptismal experience… For anyone who is in Christ, there is a new creation; the old creation has gone, and the new one is here. It is all God’s work. 2 Corinthians 5:17.18
Today he is risen! Risen indeed!
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!

N is for ‘stories like Never before’ in G is for Gallery
Nam June Paik Newmarch Nolde Nash Nauman
Nelson Newman Naganobu
national park natural environment natural heritage natural resource network non-renewable nuclear nutrients naïve nab naked as the day you were born namelessness nanosecond narcotic narrow minded nationalization native land nature naught nebular nightmare nightshade nimbus cloud nilpotent nitrogen trichloride noisiness non acceptance
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!

S is for charles Saatchi in G is for Gallery
Steel Hiroshi Sugimoto Do-Ho Suh Stubbs Stoss Still Smithson Cindy Sherman Seurat
Schneider Schwitters Sargent Andres Serrano
Yumik Sugo Sedgley Sage da Silva Cossington Smith Storrier stitt stelarc Smithson Jill Scot
Solar salinisation scoping report sewage smog socio-economic soil erosion solar power solid waste spatial planning species species diversity species richness stakeholders stormwater strategic surface water sustainability sustainable
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Holy Saturday Christ is the image of the unseen God,
The first-born of all creation Colossians 1:15
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!

E is for Earth hour in G is for Gallery
Endo earth art environment electronic Einstein Ernst Eluard Evans Ely Eakins Emin Ensor Jan van Eyck Epstein Ecology Eco-consumer Eco-friendly Ecological Footprint Energy Efficient Environmental Management Environmental Impact Emissions Ethical Goods earth ECOCEOVER endangered eagle electromagnetic electrolyte electron electronic simulative deception endoskeleton endorsement endoplasm endure episodic erodium texanum engulf
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Good Friday Jesus dies. The life in me trickles away, days of grief have gripped me. At night-time, sickness saps my bones, I am gnawed by wounds that never sleep. It has thrown me into the mud where I am no better than dust and ashes. I cry to you, and you give me answer; I stand before you, but you take no notice. Job 30: 16, 17, 19 It is one thing to empty. It is an even deeper thing to be emptied. Pain does this. It empties us, if we allow it to. Matthew Fox Suffering is the badge of the human race. Mahatma Gandhi
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Try saying these words outloud. Hearing yourself as well as reading them is double input. There are countless artists to list!! It was also completely easy to find suitable environmental words. Ultimately, almost all our language relates to physicality, emotionality, intellectuality or spirituality. These are ALL environmental issues…and cosmic issues. Do consider adding your own like-letter words in the response space below…
If you are an artist with the specified ‘letter’ name, add your name too!

L is for Look what is out there in G is for Gallery
Lee Lawrence Leveson Laib Lindy Lee Leicher Lichtenstein Lambra Lautrec Leveson Léger Leonardo da Vinci Maya Lin Fra Filippo Lippi Lorenzetti
Lorenzo Lotto LS Lowry Sarah Lucas
Land degradation landfills landscape land use local agenda liposuction lipstick liquefied liquid assets listeria meningitis literacy lithium litmus paper litre littoral zone line of reasoning living death loam lobbyist locomotion
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Maundy Thursday– This is the day when Christians remember Jesus washing his disciple’s feet. Joseph Beuys was a Performance Artist when he re-enacted this foot washing in the streets. His action was met with the same consternation as at Jesus’ time. It seems to be our nature to resist another’s kind service….but it need not be this way. Stop in this moment and be refreshed in God’s waiting kindnesses.
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