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Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
Derdriu, make me a prompt, and I will make it for you. Yes? Just as an experiment. What the kids like is seeing what they think become a reality.
Jo_Murphy, on 01/27/2024
An Australian Marketplace Called RedBubble
"Could a Redbubble be a good idea, a design, a thought or even a dream that needs to be set free or even burst?
Just like the Red Balloons in the song that Nena once sang about.
..... she had 99 of them though!!!
Happy Birthday Redbubble!!!" ...
Jo_Murphy, on 01/27/2024
Adrienne von Speyr a life on the edge of heaven
Women can be known by momentum one name,
frankbeswick, on 01/27/2024
Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
The person doing the prompt So I can include the words yellow, white etc in the prompting.
Jo_Murphy, on 01/27/2024
An Australian Marketplace Called RedBubble
OK I'll go look. Jo
Jo_Murphy, on 01/27/2024
Corruption in the church:reflections on scandal
I don't know how that would work out, sorry.
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frankbeswick, on 01/27/2024
Adrienne von Speyr a life on the edge of heaven
She was sometimes known as Mrs durr
frankbeswick, on 01/27/2024
The Granite Kingdom: a Cornish Journey
Thank you!
There are probably any number of Cornish dialects historically, correct?
Has the Cornish-language revival selected one over others or has it perhaps sought to use as many as possible?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024
An Australian Marketplace Called RedBubble
This can be somewhat related because of concerning nicknames -- which red bubble could be, correct? -- and somewhat unrelated because of not concerning Australian marketplaces.
But I did not find a wizzley that directly related. So here ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024
Adrienne von Speyr a life on the edge of heaven
Online sources identify von Speyr as the last name of Adrienne's father. That means that she never went by either husband's last name.
Would that have been common in 20th-century Europe generally, 20th-century Switzerland specifically?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024
Corruption in the church:reflections on scandal
The first paragraph to the second subheading, Security or lack of it, considers that "When I entered college I filled in a form, one of whose questions were whether I had any convictions. I had none and there were none pending."
The film The ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024
Pilate
Of course. The Himmis manuscript, provenance very doubtful, mentions an incident with one of Pilate's spies.
frankbeswick, on 01/27/2024
The Granite Kingdom: a Cornish Journey
Not really, it is just how variant spellings have grown up.
frankbeswick, on 01/27/2024
Pilate
Thank you!
The fifth paragraph to the second subheading, Stepping into the cauldron, indicates that "Pilate must have heard of Jesus, and he would have had Jesus spied on."
Jesus Christ surely must have known about such spies, correct?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024
The Granite Kingdom: a Cornish Journey
Thank you!
English Wiktionary acknowledges Kernow as the current place name for Cornwall.
It associates it with *Kornowī (“people of the horn”).
It considers that place name as possibly indicative of -- original? -- inhabitants self-addressed ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/27/2024