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This web page bennthewolfe.blogspot.com states the following, "Its always nice to have some perspective." We saw that the webpage said " ArtPrize 2012 Inspired Inkscape Crop Tutorial." It also said " I was inspired by yesterdays ArtPrize 2012 finale to produce an Inkscape tutorial which roughly simulates the process they used, very memorably for me, in their logo this year. I hope this helps you to get a little more comfortable with Inkscape, if you are interested. ITunes Free Music, my 1-Year anniversay log. Feel So Close - Calvin Harris."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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If you are alive, the day is infinite, therefore anything is possible - Ancient Egyptian wisdom. Posted by Marjorie Savill Linthwaite. Sunday, November 27, 2016. In respectful memory of my mother - Requiescat in pace. Behold my Egyptian Mau and Bengal cross kitten - Requiescat in pace. She who walks in the reflection of her own beauty.
The wonderful Bennu, with its brilliant red and golden plumage, was the sacred bird of Heliopolis. The Bennu bird serves as the Egyptian correspondence to The Phoenix. It is said to be the soul of the Sun-God Ra and fabulous stories were told about it. Indeed, the Temple of the Bennu was well known for its time-keeping devices.