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God created us in his own image, male and female (Gen 1:27 & Gen  5:2).

A little while later, he loved the world so much, he gave his only son (John 3:16).

After persecuting Christians for a few decades, Rome adopted Christianity and Saturnalia became Christ’s mass.

Merry Christmas everybody!

Lots of love,

Dono xxx

Cat Fight Out Side

November 13th, 2008

It’s not like that. We’re playing some tunes this Saturday.

On Monday I graduated the AFA Adschool Copywriting course. I rock. I shall enroll in Creative Process next year, and Art Direction and perhaps some marketing. sometimes I wonder how I got so smart.

 

In honour of The 10 Commandments of Mac Optimization,
I propose a leaner list of the Decalogue of Mac Commandments, hereafter known as:

THE TEN COMMAND KEYS OF MAC OS

Cmd+1
i am Macintosh your OS,
who brought you out of the blank screen of death;
Do not have any other OS after me.

Cmd+2
You shall worship no other,
for i am inside your iPod and your iPhone;
i am a perfect OS,
publishing updates for the thousandth generation
of those who love me and keep my Cmds.

Cmd+3
You shall not use the name of the creator of your OS in copyright infringement,
for Apple is bigger than the Beatles.

Cmd+4
Remember Systems 1 through 9 and keep them holy;
For since 1984 i made the System and the Finder, and all that is in them;
i have evolved into System 10; And i only know where this will end.

Cmd+5
Honor thy father Steve Jobs and thy mother the single button Mouse.

Cmd+6
You shall murder the hopes of Microsoft users everywhere.

Cmd+7
You shall screw Microsoft out of market share.

Cmd+8
You shall not call it stealing; File sharing is file caring.

Cmd+9
You shall not lie; The truth causes enough suffering for Vista and Linux.

Cmd+10
You shall covet and honour and submit to your desire to Get a Mac.

 

Subtitle in honour of the band CFOS: Cooking Fried Oily Spinach

I will be posting my breakfast creations to remember them by.

Today I put:

1/2 can Heinz Beans in BBQ sauce,
1/2 can Tuna in Light Olive Oil

in the frying pan.

Made a coffee*. To the pan I added a few spoons of mushed up chilli from a jar.

Stirred around.

Went outside to rip off some fresh basil, parsely and spinach leaves from my garden.

Threw the spinach leaves straight in.

Chopped up the parsley and basil, and after stirring again, chucked it all on top in the middle.

Cracked 1 free range egg into a glass, check for defects, then throw onto greenery.

Put lid on. Cook for a bit.

Stir around, serve carefully, in the middle of a large plate.

Add these sauces around the edges of the plate in a stylish manner, in this order: HP (dollops), Tabasco (puddles), Worcestshire (sprinkles), Tomato (lines).

Eat with pleasure.

DONO

* Coffee: Using same burner as pan (ie. let it settle for a bit) i x double shot cafeterri. Froth up some milk in a coffee cup with Avant battery frother thingy. Microwave milk for 45 seconds. Froth with Avanti again. Pour coffee through middle. Put pan back on burner. Enjoy coffee.

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Inhibition:
An Exhibition of Postgraduate and Doctoral Work
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Alex Bradley
Chris Donovan
Catherine Gomersall
Daniel Nevin
David Prescott-Steed
Shaharig Shahbazian
Robbie Studsor
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Opened by Professor Lelia Green
On 6pm Friday 30 November 2007
At Spectrum Project Space, 221 Beaufort St, Northbridge WA
(08) 9328 2088 | spectrum@ecu.edu.au
www.scca.ecu.edu.au/projects/spectrum
Continues 2–6pm Wednesday–Sunday, 1 December to 16 December 2007
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It seems the word can be obliterated with a wall of paint.

Just as Jesus Saves, so does a conversation from the oppressed in society.

Hello page. It seems to do a PhD you need considerable control on your time. Divided up into little chunks rather than sitting at a desk for much of it. My advice to anyone starting out - read more than you think you need to but from a wide background. I found out about the Frankurt School today. Cheers.

This is my first of my handy hints in typography, or easy tips for doing your own design.

Should I Align Left, Centre or Justify my Text? 

Don’t ever centre your text unless you want the old fashioned look. Oh yeah, what’s with justifying body text? It makes it look like a cheap newspaper article with all those huge/small spaces between words. Left align people. It rocks. All the jagged edges on the right make it easier on your brain as it registers where it is down the page. A smooth line on both sides makes it easier for the eye to get lost (as in novels and such).

 

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