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Jean Michel Jarre plays his famous laserharp in the sahara desert at his UNESCO concert "Water for Life" - pic by my friend Kenneth
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i'll so fav this one and d/l it
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- "Turn Your Mind Off"
cLiCk HeRe (wink, wink)
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'You want to know how the universe began? That question makes no sense and has no point! The brain knows so much, there will always be an unsolvable mystery, and to that forms the basis of religion.'
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devious Apophysis developer
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Mary had a little lamb,
her father shot it dead.
now Mary takes her lamb to school
between two slices of bread.
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'You want to know how the universe began? That question makes no sense and has no point! The brain knows so much, there will always be an unsolvable mystery, and to that forms the basis of religion.'
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