The landscape that I have chosen to inspire my environment for this experiment is from Germany. Though both images are of different places, they're still German landscapes.
Sources: human resources, Georg Parthen, 19th March 2009, http://www.welcometohr.com/tag/landscape/, [online], (accessed 20th May 2010). Free Pictures, Germany travel landscape, http://www.deshow.net/travel/germany-travel-landscape-605.html, [online], (accessed 20th May 2010).
Agressively flexing it's musclescan be a way to showcourage and strength int he most unlikely of places.Peopleshould berespected for what they can do rather than judged by what they cannot as it thenpropells popularity even further into the stratosphere. Being approachable and friendly may allow one to berated as the world's most powerful. A person's influence can become asymbol of hope and determination thoughout the worldand can shape events ultimately to suit ones own political ends.Ambition gives us power as we work our way up, with the power achieved,if you could make someone happy, use it, why not?By breaking past our weaknesses, it uplifts us, though itdoes not need to be shown off in public.Nobody should be underestimated as anyone couldbecome an inspiration for millions over the yearsasbelieving in something fires thedesire to hang on to power.
In the universe exist many different races of men yet what could be more special than that there is no boundary, that it is extremely improbable that they should have been independently acquired by aboriginally distinct species or races but there is no boundary to that.
Nicole Kuepper “Working on a renewable energy technology that could simultaneously address climate change and poverty for some of the 2 billion people worldwide who currently lack access to a reliable source of electricity.”
The Australian, Emerging leaders - Science, online, [http://www.theaustralian.com.au/emerging-leaders-science/story-e6frgde6-1225708293842], accessed 23rd April 2010.
Charles Darwin "Although the existing races of man differ in many respects, as in colour, hair, shape of skull, proportions of the body, &c., yet if their whole organisation be taken into consideration they are found to resemble each other closely in a multitude of points. . . . it is extremely improbable that they should have been independently acquired by aboriginally distinct species or races."
Michon Scott, Rocky Road: Charles Darwin, 19th March 2010, online, [http://www.strangescience.net/darwin.htm], accessed 23rd April 2010.
Stephen Hawking "There ought to be something very special about the boundary conditions of the universe and what can be more special than that there is no boundary? "
John D. Barrow, Frank J.Tipler, 1986, The Anthropic Cosmological Principal, p.444.
A random piece of image I created for a multimedia project a couple years ago. There's a couple more of them which I have added into that project as well.
A somewhat interesting building including a small moat? The roof looks like a tin that has been cut and bent to the shape it is.
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The temple has been constructed in a way so that it's visitors may admire the view from where the temple is. It is visited quite often and schools hold trips for students to visit to pray and to admire the temple for it's view.