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Backups of Avenuege Art Catalogue of S R Weber (Stein Weber) SRW Acrylic Paintings exist here:
allasvenskasidor.net/backup_of_stein_weber_avenuege_art/
aussie-top-sites.org/backup_of_stein_weber_avenuege_art/
intraplates.com/backup_of_stein_weber_avenuege_art/
norskesites.org/backup_of_stein_weber_avenuege_art/
The well-organized catalogue place is, of course, at avenuege.com/ArtCatalogue.
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* ABOUT THIS PORTAL INCLUDING ITS UNIQUE Yoga6dOrg SEARCH
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And about its PURE FORM. Every time you search, the sequence of
results is freshly made by coincidences. The input to this
coincidence, or chance (or 'synchronicity') is a portion of
the counter number vaguely suggesting the intensity of activity
of use of the yoga6dOrg search, so it will be new by each click,
quite naturally, and in a way which ties in with your intuition
as to just WHEN to use this seach engine: when will it produce
the most lucky results for you? In addition, for most words,
there are overlapping results, due to what is called 'hashing',
this is also what we might call a great deal of 'ambiguity':
lots of results having no relationships to the keyword also comes
up. Just HOW it overlaps changes rather deeply each month or at
least several times pre season. Not just the sequence but for a
large part WHAT results you get, when there are more than 305
stored for the hash number of a keyword, varies also (to learn
more about hash numbers, get yourself the G15 PMN language). So
you can, if you are in a hurry, write e.g. 'design design design
design' on the input line, and you'll get several 305-sequences
at once. The you must use YOUR OWN HEAD AND HEART, apply your
own intelligence, to work out what the most meaningful links
are. This is always easier on a PC with a large screen and a
good separate mouse than on tiny screens and on such computers
where you are obliged to look at time-consuming advertisements
and such. A large PC where you, for swiftness, use such as
the NoScript plugin in Firefox, and turn off cookies as well,
allows you to independently put it on at some places where you
think there is good content and you want to be sure you see
all that's there.
By getting used to emptying the browser of cookies before and
after such free surfing on the net -- CTRL-SHIFT-DELETE usually
works on Firefox, and Konqueror offers easy access to its
settings where it can be done -- and by using such as NoScript
which also prevents a portion of the Flash Super-Cookies (and
there are other plugins, like BetterPrivacy, which does this
job more deeply) -- you get a faster access to the net, and
with a freedom from having to worry about a number of potential
security risks, which always go together with having a lot of
computing power turned on for the machine you use to go to the
net with. This is simple PC hygienics. We can support the notion
of advertisements on the net without being in favour of those
companies which maniacally try to spy on people. They have
invented a nice name for their notorious practise: "Data
mining." They compare it to gold mining. Others don't.
In some cases, where you are pretty sure about at least a
part of the website name, you can do a search-for-text-in-page
-- at Firefox, this is CTR-F when you use a PC (and PCs with
Linux are safter and cleaner than Apple, Microsoft or such as
Google Chrome). By this, you can scan the whole result page.
You can also redo the search with exact the same keywords many
times and expect that there are novel results up to a point.
You get max 305 results pr 3-15 sized keyword, with letter
first, and no funny ethnic letters, and optionally numbers
within, which you type in.
Why 305? It's a generous, pretty number, it's a big crowd, and
3 relative to 5 is part of the golden ratio series, and we're
into thinking about numbers in terms of symmetries and harmonies
here, you know ;)
So this isn't any stupid catalogue that brings you just 'what
you want', rather it takes as starting-point that you, as a
living human being with a living consciousness that NO TECHNOLOGY
CAN EVER MIMICK (something which has been proved, confer our
notes about Kurt Goedel's Second Incompleteness Theorem, and
only intensely idiotic scientists can ignore the implications
of that!), -- in short, then, you are a living awakened
soulful human being, with a living soul and heart and spirit,
and we relate to this beautiful fact by assuming that you're
naturally curious and explorative and that you WANT TO BE SHOWN
what possibly could appeal to you, what could flirt with your
intellect or genitals or both, so that you work smarter and
lovelier and get happier existence each day. This is the search
engine that is the search engine WE OURSELVES WANT. You'll
be certain that it gives you impulses to fresh actions in
real life, outside of the computer, without pulling you into
any scheme which is falsely addictive. This, then, is made
by walking in between the two dimensions -- that of making
something which is as much stimulating as can be, and that
of making something which is as little addictive as can be.
This, then, we consider a stimulus to your possibly enlightened
life.
We hope, then, your daily or weekly use of yoga6d.org/look.htm
portal and search engine is a rough computer metaphor for walking in a
pleasantly crowded street, with beautiful people in it, in a part
of the city you're not used to, and you see NEW things, and also
some familiar things -- and the keywords MAY apply but they
need not (due to the 'hashing' process, which isn't influenced
by deliberately TRYING to mesh in coincidences, it's a natural
calculation). But what if your favorite websites this week, perhaps
also your own, aren't coming up this month on the most obvious
keywords? Well, TRY THE LESS OBVIOUS KEYWORDS then! But also, next
month, you may find that your site comes along more often than you
please, for a wide range of keywords. For EACH MONTH OR SO, WE CHANGE
THE NUMBER CALCULATIONS SO THAT MORE OR LESS OTHER COINCIDENCES
arise.
In sum, this is like playing a game, it's influenced by your
own actions BUT ALSO BY LUCK. But what you get up can enhance
and stimulate your creativity. So it's a Creativity and Fun
search engine, with a lot of pointers into Beauty, -- and so
it's useful, for sure, but not JUST useful, and not even
primarely 'useful' in the narrowminded sense of a boring
catalogue or a dead-certain phrase matching thingy.
OTHER THINGS, AND PRACTICAL INFO ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR PAGE:
The list with links above: It's a well-made list, which certainly could have
included many, many more -- -- but it's made on the premise that some hugely
generally interesting sites are there available at once, without any fuzz.
Additional links come when you search around, obviously, and these may well
be of superior quality also as regards content, at least at times. There are
?-marks after those which in some way may be, or may be associated with, monopolies.
Do please note that some of the news sites above have excellent in-site search engines;
also do please note that searching on encyclopedias often provide excellent link to
the rest of the net in sections called such as 'External Links', and which in some
cases is at the bottom of the description.
The color spring fresh green is often chosen in our works as stimulus because that's
the color that is found to be most conducive to creative work harmony in all parts
of the day and night, in numerous psychological studies on colors done e.g. by IBM
before their launching of the first Personal Computer in the 1980s; in contrast,
white provides too much contrast to black font whereas blue provides too much
activation since the human retina is genetically programmed to respond to blue
light as a morning color mostly. We sometimes use such as violet as a complementary
color to spring green, and obviously use many other colors incl gray on elements
in our physical surroundings; but our own research indicate that it is important,
to entertain a naturally awakened mind, that has good connection to reality, that
the computer isn't overdoing any imitation of reality in any way -- not by imitation
of three-dimensional movement or depth, not by imitiation of rgb colors; in that
way, the brain is clearly separating computer vision from experience of the rest
of the world, with visual impressions of the rest of the world more vivid than
that which is experienced on the computer. This is essential in order for the
mind to have clear-cut priorities about where the REAL life is!
The drawing is done through our own programming language Yoga6dorg G15, its
Curveart program, utilising such visible lowres pixels as are found to provide
additional harmonious stimuli for the creative worker. The G15 language has
net info available through link given at the Avenuege G15 PC beneath.
The Yoga6d.org (yoga=whole, 6d means a LOT dimensions!) is idealistically made,
so that you with the minimum of quantity of clicks on the *L*O*O*K* button can
get the maximum stimuli to wake you up for a brilliant work-day, or seek
entertainment (adult form here). In contrast, most advertisement-driven search
engines are made so as to maximalise the quantity of clicks needed to get
useful stuff out of them.
The Yoga6d.org search engine -- which, unlike most other search engines made
by individuals and small businesses, does not access larger search engines via
quiet server operations at all, but has it all done entirely independently --
with freshly made programs, doing their own search exclusively over the net --
so as to ensure real unbiased diversity and multiplicity in the stimuli for
you. Yoga six searches only independent words, and for many keywords gives not
just a new sequence, but new results also, each time you REPEAT search with
SAME keyword! Moreover, there's a fixed intro with a lot of text that provides
a kind of frame around the search results, which gives the whole a more
positive frame than if the results are merely thrown at you. This notion of
positive frames is also asserted in the portraying of beauty photography elements
on top of this page, of course.
This is something we have programmed because, for complicated work tasks, you
may want to explore contexts of these words yourself, using -- and activating --
your own young mind and heart, rather than holding hands with the big brother
of a search engine program that tries to find the same keywords within a single
site, and which may in that process disregard a lot of important influences that
you may want. Use MANY search approaches, and, also in an anti-big-brother way,
seek to activate the types of social media websites that aren't trying to hypnotise
you to get addicted to them or their programs or apps or games or anything.
It's part of an independent strong stance relative to the net that you have
an email that works for you, and that at the very least isn't requiring you
to sit on the knees of a grandfather monopolitic big computer company.
To acquire a good public email, one that does good work for you and which,
together with such as uphelding a website for your business, is part of having
a good social radiance, and some highly useful email information is found
also here: free-emails.htm.
PRIVACY-AWARE: A *R*E*A*L* THING WITH THE *L*O*O*K* BUTTON! ABOUT OUR IDEA OF "COUNTING":
The approach we take as for statistics and counting is outlined in the Archive
section, page 10 {"Heisenberg and Why Not Count Social Things"}, of our EcoNomy
column. However, there are situations where it is practical to count something.
The coincidence algorithm that produces fresh and new search results uses this
counter as INPUT to itself -- so as to vary the results not just according to
what you type, but according to a factor that is highly synchronistic and which
we find serves the purpose well. Also, when a website is used moderately, we
can allow ourselves more freedoms when it comes to how to implement it -- what
strengths on the servers and so on. These things are PRACTICAL. We consider it
in good taste to avoid storing not only WHO or WHERE someone is typing something
in, but also to avoid storing WHAT they are searching on; so after producing
the search results, there's no disk file record in our programs whatsoever.
However the world wide web on this planet is implemented by means of a lot of
computers which do their own type of logging so we mustn't assume that any
part of Internet, or its more hidden parts, are truly creating any condition
for privacy equalling that of pen and paper.
Site-click-counter statistics without any tracking:
This is a Relatively Free Fluctuation Number, adding from 1 to
305 to the counter which is input to our search engine lookup
each time a search button in our Yoga4d/yoga6dOrg search is
used, or each time this page is refreshed by a PC also viewing
images, or each time the EcoNomy column is opened. The reason why
we have a counter at all is threefold: numbers are fun, too;
a number which changes a lot makes it easy for the search engine
to vary the output each time, according to what the number is
right now, combined with the keywords typed in; and, by
calculating averages, say, over a week or month or so, we can
get a sense of to what extent these sites of ours are presently
being used out there in the big beautiful world. The affirmative
value of a large number quickly changing is in alignment with
our positive philosophy of synchronicities and of generating
also income with a sense of good fluctuations, artistic
variations. Apart from that, let us be clear, and repeat what
we have also said elsewhere: Most counters of ANYTHING on the net
reflect wishful thinking rather than reality. If a person spends
a full hour of deep attention to one website that may count as
'one', but when scripts flash in on websites they may adjust
the counters up with a million, with ease, without anybody
having actually spent any quality time with these websites.
News websites should refrain from referring to the counter
values of such sites as YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and
Instagram, since there is no independent verification of
the accuracy of these numbers and the companies managing
these servers have a business interest in seeing that the
numbers get high up. The earlier information we have had
in connection to these numbers, before we decided to put more
RFFG-variation into them, is what follows in the next paragraph,
-- the following paragraph, and similar paragraphs a couple of
other places in our sites where we also have exactly the same
counter, should now be read with the understanding that the
average (half of 305) should be used in calculation site
activity:
Counter sets no cookies, logs no user info, and is for practical
purposes, for coincidence algorithm to produce fresh search
results on same keywords, and for planning capacities and quantities
of servers we should employ in the future, and the counter
records only quantity of clicks, not who is doing the clicks,
and only at this particular website in our net of sites;
counter reset regularly. Consult eg Archive section page 10
in the Yoga6d EcoNomy column (links are found in each
"AFTERTHOUGHT" mini-essay there) as for why we caution not just
USE of statistics, but any over-belief in statistics; also,
interpretation of numbers must be done carefully: that something
is popular may mean that it is good, but that something is
used only rarely may mean that IT is good! ;-)
AS FOR USE OF THE YOGA6DORG *L*O*O*K* BUTTON ABOVE,
we've always described the use of Yoga6d.org
search engine as follows:
Minimum three letters, only uppercase/lowercase
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
and optionally digits 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 inside word,
only short words, and only words which are not common
to very many sites. No dash (-) or hyphen (_) in word.
Space between the words.
***NOT ALL WORDS ARE GIVING ANY RESULTS: ONLY WORDS
WHICH MATCH CERTAIN SLIGHTLY VARYING CRITERIONS
INCLUDING THAT THEY APPEAR HIGH UP ON THE FRONT OF
SOME WEBSITES, AND THAT THEY ARE NOT LEFT OUT DUE
TO CRITERIONS OF TIGHTNESS OF THE DATABASE VIA A
MECHANICAL COUNTING OF WORDS OR ROOTS OF SOME TYPE.
***USE HIGH SECURITY SETTINGS IN ALL FREE EXPLORATION
OF INTERNET ALWAYS***
***THIS SEARCH ENGINE DOES NOT RECORD YOUR PAST***
***THIS SEARCH ENGINE SETS NO COOKIES***
***THIS SEARCH ENGINE USES NO JAVASCRIPT***
***THIS SEARCH ENGINE DOESN'T ATTEMPT TO RANK QUALITY
BY MEANS OF QUASI-SMART PROGRAMS, BUT RATHER GIVES
A FREE AND FRESH SEQUENCE EACH TIME WHEN THERE ARE
MANY SITES MATCHING A WORD***
***THERE ARE LOTS OF AMBIGUITIES: MANY SITES WITHOUT
RELEVANCE ARE LISTED DUE TO COMMON HASHING NUMBER FOR
THEIR WORDS OR NAMES, BUT THIS WILL USUALLY VARY
AND MAY CONTRIBUTE TO A SENSE OF CREATIVITY***
Business mode is on, but the filter is rough and lets
also porn mode sites through (and be sure that we
acknowledge that for some, porn IS their business).
IN ADDITION, NONPORN SITES ARE SOMETIMES PUT
TO THE OVER18 CATEGORY. YOU WILL GET A VERY COMPLETE,
BUT OFTEN PORN-RICH, SET OF SITES IF YOU USE THE
OVER18 CATEGORY QUITE OFTEN. YOU CAN ACCESS THIS
EITHER BY MEANS OF THE LINK WE NEXT GIVE, OR BY
MEANS OF TYPING THE SEARCH KEYWORDS INTO THE SECOND
RATHER THAN THE FIRST FIELD WHICH COMES UP ON TOP
OF THE PURE FORM AND ALSO ON TOP AND AFTER THE
SEARCH RESULTS EACH TIME.
Due to coincidences relative to use of keywords,
some sites only come up in the over18 section even
though they should have come in the main section.
To be sure you access the whole database,
you can use also ***OVER 18 YR*** this ***ADULT***.
The yoga6d.org/look.htm search engine and portal site is
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Maintained by S R Weber