'YSTC'

Love the idea of this group

nobody@flickr.com (Edward Eikrem Jensen) — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 09:07:02 -0800

Edward Eikrem Jensen posted a new topic:

I say let the creativity flow. Who is to say what is good and what is right. Don´t succumb to the Flickr monster of most views, most interesting, most favs (but spread your work out there).

Edward

Reply to logo contest

nobody@flickr.com (Dmitry Shatalov) — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 12:01:58 -0700

Dmitry Shatalov posted a reply:

The logo can be arbitrary. The only condition is on the logo should be the inscription 'YSTC'. That's all))

Reply to what's the meaning of 'YSTC'?

nobody@flickr.com (Dmitry Shatalov) — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 11:52:13 -0700

Dmitry Shatalov posted a reply:

'YSTC' means - Youth Speed Trouble Cigarettes, for me)))

But this is not an idiom, it's just my interpretation))

what's the meaning of 'YSTC'?

nobody@flickr.com (margaridagirao.com) — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 16:53:08 -0700

margaridagirao.com posted a new topic:

what's the meaning of 'YSTC'?

Reply to logo contest

nobody@flickr.com (Manfred Hofmann) — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 01:50:38 -0700

Manfred Hofmann posted a reply:

Im waiting for a logo ...

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nobody@flickr.com (himagni) — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 06:39:57 -0800

himagni posted a reply:

may i know the full meaning or elaboration of "YSTC"???
I'm interested doing the logo...

logo contest

nobody@flickr.com (Dmitry Shatalov) — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 16:52:51 -0800

Dmitry Shatalov posted a new topic:

Hello everyone! A contest for the best logo in our group! Everyone, please upload your work here or send me an email. Thank you!

desirable presence of inscription 'YSTC'))

moderators ?

nobody@flickr.com (Harry Kenney-Herbert) — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 08:42:37 -0800

Harry Kenney-Herbert posted a new topic:

do you need any as i would quite like to support this group.

Reply to Flickr as an Education Tool, YSTC could be "the Teacher"

nobody@flickr.com (EdZiomek) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:44:00 -0800

EdZiomek posted a reply:

Dimitry... Yes, you say "older over 5000 years". I say the alternative historians like myself are pushing the new limits of organized human habitats to "older than 250,000 years ago.

The problem was, the oldest of these cities are probably on the ocean floor,19,000 feet deep, meaning that all territories that we know of, ABOVE sea level today, like Manhattan and Mockba, were ...let's guess... 19,000 feet high, unlivable in those days by humans, where no vegetation could grow.

The "approved historians" of today will tell you, "organized humanoids did not exist before 3200 BC", and I say, "because you can't find any homo sapien examples on today's land mass, does NOT mean that organized human cities did not exist AT ALL! It just means today's scientists have not considered the EXTREMELY ANCIENT ocean floor habitats!

The oldest artistic artifact I believe, that has been found, is a mother earth figurine, a grotesque fat bloated female figure, found in Rumania or Hungary, dated to 37,000 BC. Doesn't that tell us something?

The Mayans claim organized human history goes back to 250,000 years, but I think it is much earlier than that.

And the most profound unthinkable enigma of history is that the Culture of humanity is like a pendulum, PROGRESSING and REGRESSING.

For example, the highest level of culture for the Egyptians, was 2500 BC. No pyramids of any architectural value were built after this point.

Tiwanaku was not built by the Incas, who were amazed at "What incredible cultures BEFORE THEM, built these roads and temples" , and has been dated to 12,000 BC!? And if you travel to Peru today, the indigenous Inca may be living in mud huts in the hills, they have lost their incredible stone cutting, weaving, architectural, and gem cutting skills!

Cultures go backwards!!!

Thank you ENORMOUSLY for your support, and I have a surprise for you, for I needed a name for a Tehoti figure off the coast of Northern Russia, now underwater in the Arctic. It will be my next image display, and I will name it for you.
www.flickr.com/photos/10749411@N03/5509503919/?reuploaded=1

PS, the only Moscovite I knew briefly was a Yuri Bandura of Ostankina, and he was a wonderful single meeting, but a great guy, government connected, and then I lost touch. He may not be with us anymore, but I wish him and his family the best.

Spacbo.

Reply to Flickr as an Education Tool, YSTC could be "the Teacher"

nobody@flickr.com (Dmitry Shatalov) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:34:51 -0800

Dmitry Shatalov posted a reply:

Hello Ed! The alternative history is a real fact. I am supporter of this theory, too. I think that has a lot of facts that should make us reconsider the usual train of thought. On the territory of my country (in Russia) is settlements older over 5000 years. This is contrary to modern science and scientists refuse to notice it. but the time will come when people can no more ignore it.

I wish you success in your work and think that you could do it!)) I believe in you, you're on the right path))

Dmitry Shatalov
Moscow, Russia