Per the tomb discoveries with Judah/Jesus name on it, and the Cameron film: For the uninformed:

Jesus, at that time, was as common a name as John, or Fred. Also, there were hundreds...100's of people running around at the time claiming to be the Christ. Also, there was another Jesus in the New Testament, a 'Bar-Jesus'.

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They think they're being so original, they don't realize that Tom Robbins beat Dan Brown to this years ago: http://www.amazon.com/Another-Roadside-Attraction-Tom-R...9658?ie=UTF8&s=books

wow, I havent posted in a while.

I've gotten lazy.

Does anyone have the problem that, when they write, they know the end, and the middle, but can never think of a begining?

Wild Gravity, for your benefit, I posted a photo of one of my paintings since you started this thread with the question "What do you do to be creative." I just wanted to be sure that you saw it on page seven and any comments that you might make, good or bad. Thank you in advance.

Very nice bi-plane

I pondered many of these magnificent images and thought myself a very tiny part of it all:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6955261/?GT1=9033

(Be sure to spend a few minutes in the Monthly Highlights. You will find it well worth the time.)

Oh, wow.

Redux ~ I just enjoyed an even more thorough review of the above site's inspirational photographs (blast offs, glimpses of Earth, countless depths and planetary encounters...and beyond. ("Oh, wowing!" - to quote WildGravity). Graceful, magnificent, wonderful, unbelievable, but mostly spiritual.

Revealed here is Man's brave power to rocket off and use his scientific know-how, yet, too, our infinite frailty once there or while contemplating a vastness words can not detail...

By all means, treat yourself for a few extra minutes, and travel with these images to worlds awaiting future generations. Many of the views of Mars would cause tears of joy to touch the cheek of Mr. B!

I liks rey

Hey, folks, I got an email with a great slideshow of the Space Shuttle "Discovery", but I can't seem to post it here. It has 48 pictures and totals nearly 4 meg...Any ideas?

Man, do you have a thing for that gal or you just like her artwork?

I'm sure it's the art.

I don't think that there is any doubt, from what we have seen, that Wild Gravity is an attractive young lady with a very creative mind. For the most part many of us would like to see Wild Gravity as she is, unmasked as it were, but then that is up to her if she would like to provide such a photo.

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