Anna Haro

Do you think it is wise for a robot to sleep alone? - RAPatton via iPhone

oh, he was in need of rest after spending time with his lady. ;-) - Anna Haro

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... is where the <3 is! - ·[▪_▪]·

yes!!! <3 - Anna Haro

:-)) FO SHO! - Live4Emma (L4S)

Sooo cute! :) - Nicholas Kreidberg

i love the colors. - edythe

nice - waterzywaterzy

"We live in a world of technical distractions. I see my children gathered around their computers as though it's a summer campfire, faces aglow, as they peer into a world of friends and fantasy, participating in a new form of entertainment that further remove them from the childhood that I experienced. Today's generation has lost touch with the activities that previous generations have enjoyed--reading a good book in a comfortable chair, playing board games on a rainy day, flipping through Life magazines, or sprawling out on the living room rug while listening to records and reading the backs of album covers." - Anna Haro

"And it's because of this that I have been looking at book shelves and untouched childhood pursuits with a new eye. With great sadness, I realize that these objects will someday be obsolete, at least in their current incarnations. And like a curator of antiques, I see them now as beautiful objects to be admired and preserved, if only on film. I can only hope for rain, a heavy rain and maybe a power outage." - Anna Haro

"Have you ever experienced that eerie feeling of a thought popping into your head as if from nowhere, with no clue as to why you had that particular idea at that particular time? You may think that such fleeting thoughts, however random they seem, must be the product of predictable and rational processes. After all, the brain cannot be random, can it? Surely it processes information using ordered, logical operations, like a powerful computer? Actually, no. In reality, your brain operates on the edge of chaos. Though much of the time it runs in an orderly and stable way, every now and again it suddenly and unpredictably lurches into a blizzard of noise." - Anna Haro via Bookmarklet

There is evidence for exactly these kinds of dynamics in fruit flies as well. It appears that this organization is common to all brains, not just the human brain. This makes perfect sense: every animal has to be somewhat unpredictable, or it will never find the unexpected food patch or avoid the predator/catch the prey. - Björn Brembs

:-)) - Live4Emma (L4S)

I love you!!! - Anna Haro

i LOVE kurt halsey. he is the only artist i have ever allowed myself to save up to buy originals by. i've got four originals now.....and they were worth every penny. love. - carlotta fancypants

*love* - Michelle Martinez via iPod

<3 - Yolanda

love!!!!!! - carlotta fancypants

so much awwwwww...I think I'm overdosing - Louis Simoneau

♥♥♥ - Ayşe E.

Great graphics. - Anika Malone

The War Games one is genius - RAPatton

Also, http://www.flickr.com/photos... - Onur Babacan

"Morning Edition, June 29, 2009 · Human beings breathe an average of 17,000 breaths a day. But who's counting? It's a process we take for granted, yet experts say good technique can help us slow down breath and use it to control stress. They say the movement of breath should emulate sleeping babies — with the belly gently rising and falling." - Anna Haro via Bookmarklet

I remember in my vocal and acting study, they teach us Alexander technique, and we had regular "breathing lessons" by some professor which comes from Russia, she always said that baby breathes deeply and in most natural way.. that's why they can screaming, craying all time without effort and haven't lost voice... - Amira

"The parents of a 6-year-old schizophrenic search for help against daunting odds for a patient so young and a case so severe. It's been a rough week. A few days ago, at UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital, 6-year-old Jani toppled a food cart and was confined to her room. She slammed her head against the floor, opening a bloody cut that sent her into hysterics. Later, she kicked the hospital therapy dog. Jani normally likes animals. But most of her animal friends -- cats, rats, dogs and birds -- are phantoms that only she can see. January Schofield has schizophrenia. Potent psychiatric drugs -- in doses that would stagger most adults -- seem to skip off her. She is among the rarest of the rare: a child seemingly born mentally ill." - Anna Haro

Joelle, the article said that they've tried a lot of them but they either don't work or cause side effects like dystonia so they must be stopped. - Rochelle

lol =P - Anna Haro

~ Kathleen Lolley - Anna Haro

This is good stuff. Really like the subtle use of color, and the rich blacks. - Victoria Champion

I don't know, I think love and hurt come in equal portions. The more you love the more you hurt. - Dave - SustainedEuphoria

In another world, there is no difference. Only a perception that there is. - chad calease

permanent marker on paper - Anna Haro

BUTFUL - shandiz

That's awesome. - Tamar Weinberg