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…is empty. This painting that I am creating now is a woman. She is naked and empty as the blank white canvas. She has no face, no arms, and no soul, but she carries a small bright yellow and orange embryo with a heart tattoo within her bright pink womb. Her…

…nuts. Caffeine cannot be added to orange juice, since it does not occur naturally in oranges. Some products have been using a loophole in the law that allows caffeine to be added to beverages classified as natural health products, such as energy drinks…

…, purple, white, and orange. The fruit is a 3 bulged green capsule which releases orange/brown seeds when they are ripen enough. Finally, the Gladiolus contains a perianth that is funnel-shaped and has stamens at its base.…

…, compared with the raging storm over head. This symbolises that no matter how powerful the army may be, nature is always more powerful. The choice of colours is also symbolistic of the emotions with dark greys, and blacks, with red and orange across…

…felt that the surveillance of each worker would eliminate bad behaviour, theft and no coalitions. Without any of these distractions to slow down the rate of work, the workplace would run like clockwork, 'perfect'. This brings me back to a part time job…

…winter like clockwork, include lack of energy, increased desire for sleep(especially during the day), larger appetite and weight gain. Back in the late ‘70’s, Neal Owens was a petroleum salesman with an odd problem. “Every spring and summer,” he remembers…

…according to a set of formal rules. They believe that the mind is a clockwork mechanism and that human judgement is simply calculation. Once these formal rules of thought can be discovered, they will simply be applied to machines. On the other hand…

…of 1979. It is now exhibited in the building that housed the generating equipment for lighting the lens. The South Tower Fresno lens may be seen during museum hours along with its clockwork mechanism. An audio station program and interpretive materials explain…

…Art, Literature and Society from 1955-1970 Fear and Loathing in a Clockwork Age Ah! The noble search for identity. That intangible achievement that all artists lust after and lay in torment over. And during the post war era that struggle reached…

…points out in his reading of this text that these “walkers” are moving about the city like clowns with a reference to futility and economy to rival Chaplins own clockwork-like affectations. In fact Benjamins description of this type of clown echoes Chaplins…