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Dalai Lama: Teachings about Sex Labels: Introductory , Orgasm , Tantra Written by Dalai Lama (14th) Here are some interesting quotes from the 14th Dalai Lama regarding sex as taught and understood in the context of Tantric Buddhism. “Being able to have sexual contact without releasing semen is something needed when you practice the advanced stages of the complete stage." - The 14th Dalai Lama (Berzin Archives) ••• Dalai Lama: Teachings about Sex | Buddhism

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Buckyball 25th anniversary marked with Google doodle - 10 things you need to know about buckyballs By Mirror.co.uk 4/09/2010 Today is the 25th anniversary of the discovery of the buckyball - a spherical fullerene, or molecule made up entirely of carbon atoms. Google are celebrating this event by replacing the second 'O' in their logo with an interactively rotatable fullerene C60 . That's the science bit. And here are the top then things you need to know about everybody's favourite chemical compound that resembles a geodesic dome. 1) We're not on entirely familiar terms, so let's address the buckyball with the formality such a big occasion deserves: as the first fullerene to be discovered, it is formally known as Buckminsterfullerene (C60). 2) The name is an homage to Richard Buckminster Fuller, an architect whose geodesic domes (similar to the Walt Disney resort's Epcot theme park 'golf ball') it looks like. 3) It was first prepared in 1985 by Harol

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Featured Shopper: Knitfitt Does Iron & Ink Cate Fitt, an experienced critic, curator and juror, shares highlights from her personal Etsy Favorites. Story by:  knitfitt   Published Sept. 1, 2010 in  Spotlight http://www.etsy.com/storque/

This is a friendly, informal gathering of people who like to sketch. The format is simple and all media are included in the one category of sketching. There is a wealth of valuable information here, and anyone can read the messages, but only registered members can post messages. To register, e-mail me at russ@ ... (click on the dots) and tell me your preferred user name and password. You can change your password later in the profile section. We're doing it this way because of bogus registrations generated by computers. I am in Tokyo, which may be in a very different time zone from yours, I don't check my mail on Sunday, so please be patient if I don't respond to your request right away. Russ Stutler, Custodian The Sketching Forum Home Page

What is sketch? 26 sep 2008 Posted by mancai Labels: Sketch Definations What is sketch? Definitions of sketch on the Web: * preliminary drawing for later elaboration; "he made several studies before starting to paint" * a brief literary description * make a sketch of; "sketch the building" * short descriptive summary (of events) * describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or summary of; "sketch the outline of the book"; "outline his ideas" * cartoon: a humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine Reference: wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn http://sketchminded.blogspot.com

The Fractal Enterprise: History : History May 08, 2010 In the Spirit of Benjamin Franklin I recently found myself spending some time in the historic district of Philadelphia and consequently surrounded by echoes of the irrepressible Benjamin Franklin. Every once and a while, when surveying history, you come across people who just seem to lay their hands on everything and somehow manage to leave a lasting impression on everything they touch. Ben Franklin is one of those characters.

Travels: Versailles Gate Versailles Gate Paris, France I finally managed to make it out to the Palace of Versailles during my visit to Paris in 2008. An overwhelming spectacle, to be sure, but also one that drives home the magnitude of excesses that were associated with many of the European powers throughout history. In this regard, Versailles may be the pinnacle.

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Davor Bakara Illustration Blog Biography Davor Bakara was born in Stuttgart, Germany. He studied at The State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart Graphic Design and Illustration under Prof. Heinz Edelmann who was the art director of the The Beatles animated feature film „Yellow Submarine“ and Prof. Niklaus Troxler . In 1999 he finished his studies successfully with a MFA in Illustration and Design (Diplom Designer). He was one of the founders, artists, copywriters and editors of the legendary magazine “Moga Mobo”. After a five year period in Germany’s capital Berlin he lives in Stuttgart again since 2005. He works in illustration fields as editorial, conceptual, advertising, portraiture, collage, sequential art and more. He collaborates with magazines, newspapers, advertising agencies, publishing houses, companies and institutions. His work was also published in Design Magazines as Encore, Designers Digest and Page.