It is highly unlikely that I took this photo--nor did my scientifically minded husband. (while we're blogging, he's looking up this kind of stuff) I believe it falls into the public domain category. But can you imagine the look on the face of the science minded person that took it? :) The caption read, 'Off the coast of Pusan, South Korea, July 7, 1999 -- An F/A-18 Hornet assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron One Five One (VFA-151) breaks the sound barrier in the skies over the Pacific Ocean. VFA-151 is deployed aboard USS Constellation'. There's a gallery of these 'boom blooms' at Livescience. They're forecasting lots of LOUD fireworks for the upcoming holiday weekend. We still have some days left for Summerfest. There is also a buzz 'bout decibels at Wimbelton. One of these days I will learn how to embed sound bytes...Until then, Happy Trails and...Cum On Feel the Noize!
Before there were cameras, itinerant painters would capture family milestones.
They did portraits of the farms and general stores. Our ancestors needed their
'Kodak moments' preserved for posterity too.The art form that evolved has the
ability to be either simple or complex, and be interpreted as interesting charm, or
curious abstraction. I enjoy that flexible 'artistic license".
It has allowed each painting to become a portal, a window to simpler days. Each
painting has present day elements interwoven in the composition, showing how strong
roots have passed the test of time. I believe it is important, not only to honor that
history, and learn from it, but also to celebrate it. We have arrived at a new millenium
at a pace that seems almost accelerated by rapidly changing technology. I find it
comforting to reflect on the strength of those roots while contemplating new wings
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