#fountainhead

"Fountainhead," Jackson, Mississippi, United States,

Wright called the three-bedroom property The Fountainhead after the eponymous novel by Ayn Rand, whose protagonist was famously inspired by the architect himself.

It was designed in 1948 and built from 1950 to 1954.

Locals called it the Hughes House, after Wright’s client J Willis Hughes, who lived here until 1980.

The current owner is architect Robert Parker Adams, who has spent decades restoring its Heart Tidewater Red Cypress walls and the original copper roof.

Frank Lloyd Wright Architect,

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Dear Vinluv "F" Fountain, You don’t know me, but if you ever watched Gertie the Dinosaur, The Adventures of Prince Achmed, and Koko the Clown, you are familiar with my work. I didn’t just work on those shows, I helped forge them. You could I say I even created your childhood. 5 seconds ago, I came out of semi-retirement, invigorated by the emergence of the #IndieAnimation revolution like for example BFDI, CartoonMania, NickCheezy, and Rodfellows (Which I helped with a scene or two). As a way of throwing my hat into that ring, I created a mentorship program where I could emulate my mentors John "CoolGuyNinja2" Fountain and Rakoon "C" Dountain and give young, completely gullible animators a shot at simultaneously learning from the wise creator of all your favorite cartoons Spacey "M" Spacer. Since then, we have produced the same “What a Cartoon!” style shorts 5 times over on a budget of my student's college money, this is I believe, very impressive results that I helped forge (Don't forget that!). I’m not pitching me, I’m pitching the #FountainFamily. We could become a significant contributor to what you do and I think getting more fellow #Fountainheads would be game changing for the #FountainFamily. Let’s yap. In replies, I’ll include samples of all 3 things I did that revolutionized animation as well as my "own" "work" so that you can familiarize yourself with what I’m proposing. Thank you for your time, Zig-A-Zig AH, Spacey “M” Spacer

Summary: Ghost tries to buy back a King's Idol from Lemm for Hollow

Climate change is as real as gravity, and no amount of hand-waving can make it go away. For decades, scientists have been screaming at the top of their lungs: burning fossil fuels is cooking our planet. But hey, who needs polar ice caps anyway? Those adorable polar bears can always learn to swim longer distances, right?

Let's talk numbers. Carbon dioxide levels are higher than they've been in 800,000 years. That's not just a blip on the radar; it's a full-blown alarm. Our factories, cars, and power plants are belching out CO2 like there's no tomorrow. And at this rate, there might not be.

Sea levels are rising, and coastal cities are sinking. Miami might soon be the next Atlantis. Oh, and let's not forget those delightful heatwaves, wildfires, and hurricanes. They're not just nature being cranky; they're the direct result of our greenhouse gas binge.

Some say it's all a hoax, a grand conspiracy to sell solar panels. Sure, because scientists spent decades studying climate science just to mess with our air conditioning. The truth is, denying climate change is like denying the sun rises in the east. It’s happening, it’s our fault, and the clock is ticking.

But hey, let’s be positive. There’s still time to act. We can stop treating Earth like an all-you-can-burn buffet. We can switch to renewable energy, cut down on waste, and stop pretending that a hotter planet is just a "natural cycle."

And in [heaven], we shall eat of the tree of life…The faint, far-off results of those energies which God’s creative rapture implanted in matter when he made the worlds are what we now call physical pleasures, and even thus filtered, they are too much for our present management. What would it be to taste at the fountainhead that stream of which even these lower reaches prove so intoxicating? Yet that, I believe, is what lies before us [in heaven]. The whole man is to drink joy from the fountain of joy. In light of our depraved appetites, we cannot imagine this.