globe

    Blogged at sustantivos.blogspot.com/2006_08_02_sustantivos_archive.html

    http://unashamedworkman.wordpress.com/2007/12/17/the-campus-and-a-chri stian-worldview/ (?)

    http://trends.move.com/holiday-tech-gift-guide-for-kids/ (?)

    www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam_in_action/history/index.html

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    http://gwegner.edublogs.org/2007/04/28/the-global-audience/ (?)

    Each year, I've watched this globe grow increasingly obsolete. It's political and educational value's been mostly replaced by an aesthetic one. There's a lesson in that, somewhere. Don't you think?

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      Kim Siever, seber, m_a_s_s_i_v_o, premasagar, and 38 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. Kim Siever (83 months ago | reply)

      nice lighting

    3. Patrick Q (83 months ago | reply)

      Thank you, sir.

    4. KingVitaman (83 months ago | reply)

      Black on black is a nice treatment.
      *From the Comments! group.*

    5. janinehealy (83 months ago | reply)

      Yes the black background looks good.
      Janine xx
      *From the Comments! group.*

    6. Patrick Q (83 months ago | reply)

      Thank you, both!

    7. svenwerk (83 months ago | reply)

      nice globe!

      1-2-3

    8. M_thanhouser_photos (83 months ago | reply)

      what a cool photo i like the black backdrop a lot better then a white one

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    9. romeoergatto (83 months ago | reply)

      I like this!!
      (3:1 Group)

    10. littleBiGsis (83 months ago | reply)

      Nicely done. Cool lighting on the globe.
      *From the Comments! group.*

    11. Patrick Q (83 months ago | reply)

      Thanks, all!

    12. extremeboh (83 months ago | reply)

      It's funny how the borders between countries blur in areas where there is peace. (Like saying, "I'm going to South America!" instead of singling out Peru.) But they resolve with startling clarity when there is war or a crisis in a country, and suddenly you go to your globe/map and figure out where exactly is Rwanda or Afghanistan. I choose to look at it this way: every new border implies brand new adventures! J

    13. Patrick Q (83 months ago | reply)

      Jason, that's a great way to think of it!

    14. Dragon Weaver (83 months ago | reply)

      I have a "thing" for globes, but they take up too much room!

    15. Patrick Q (83 months ago | reply)

      Don't they look so cool lined in a row - big and miniature ones together? I've seen that in magazine spreads before.

    16. pitter painter (57 months ago | reply)

      Hi there! I am the admin for a group called "The Vintage Office" and would love to have your picture added to our photostream.

      www.flickr.com/groups/vintageoffice/

    17. amyla174 (56 months ago | reply)

      Hi, I'm the administrator for the group "Vintage Globes" and would love to have your photo be part of it's photostream!

      www.flickr.com/groups/vintageglobes/

    18. Meylah (27 months ago | reply)

      Thank you for sharing this great image...we used it on our blog at Meylah!

      Ram

    19. australianpolicyonline (14 months ago | reply)

      Thanks from Australian Policy Online. This pic is on APO's home page (with attribution) for a few days from 22th March 2012. See www.apo.org.au/ (illustrating a commentary piece called 'Unequal to the task, MPs need a lesson in values'). APO is a non profit website making the latest Australian and International social policy research available to the public. Thank you for listing your image with a Creative Commons license

    20. Ferry J@ansen Six Weeks gone to start a New Future (10 months ago | reply)


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