please give me the site's url
Can u give me the url of the site where i can get the sound of traffic horns,sirens all in total commontion?
Try googling "traffic sound effects" . Some results:
http://www.a1freesoundeffects.com/mp3sou...
http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/soundfx/c...
Try using Audacity to mix the sounds to your own taste:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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Friday, July 31, 2009
Are there any artistic depictions of Moses from prior to the twentieth century that depict him without horns?
photo.net/.../florence-baptistry-moses-3...
www.grahamphillips.net/Ark/Ark_2_files...
www.crystalinks.com/moses.gif
www.logoi.com/pastimages/img/moses_2.j...
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons...
Don't ya just love Google?
Are there any artistic depictions of Moses from prior to the twentieth century that depict him without horns?
There are some that do not clearly show horns but in most of those he is wearing a hat or part of his head is in some way obscured. This is the earliest I've seen where it is sure that he has none. Click on the top picture and he's on the left part.
http://catholic-resources.org/Students/R...
Reply:yep in the Louvre.
Reply:I don't know, but what I know is this: Moses had no horns, but there was a translation mistake of the scriptures at some point, and another word was translated as horns, because it was similar in the original text. So due to a misunderstanding, Moses was then depicted with horns.
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www.grahamphillips.net/Ark/Ark_2_files...
www.crystalinks.com/moses.gif
www.logoi.com/pastimages/img/moses_2.j...
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons...
Don't ya just love Google?
Are there any artistic depictions of Moses from prior to the twentieth century that depict him without horns?
There are some that do not clearly show horns but in most of those he is wearing a hat or part of his head is in some way obscured. This is the earliest I've seen where it is sure that he has none. Click on the top picture and he's on the left part.
http://catholic-resources.org/Students/R...
Reply:yep in the Louvre.
Reply:I don't know, but what I know is this: Moses had no horns, but there was a translation mistake of the scriptures at some point, and another word was translated as horns, because it was similar in the original text. So due to a misunderstanding, Moses was then depicted with horns.
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I am on the horns of a dilemma, and it hurts. How do I get off?
Grab that bull by the horns and steer it to safety. Don't let it make a rodeo clown out of you!
I am on the horns of a dilemma, and it hurts. How do I get off?
Very carefully.....
Reply:With the help of your girlfriend , wife or significant other.
Tell them to grab you...horns or whatever and soon you will get off.......
Reply:being humble is always a good way. admit your in the middle and quietly walk away.
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I am on the horns of a dilemma, and it hurts. How do I get off?
Very carefully.....
Reply:With the help of your girlfriend , wife or significant other.
Tell them to grab you...horns or whatever and soon you will get off.......
Reply:being humble is always a good way. admit your in the middle and quietly walk away.
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Why does the Vatican have a statue of Moses with horns on his head?
I tracked this down in Rome. It is very impressive.
I have put a link in for you in the sources.
What of the interesting facial features on this Moses? Some think that, in the beard, a silhouette of Michelangelo is visible.
The horns have elicited various interpretations. The likeliest explanation is that Michelangelo relied on Jerome's vulgate translation of the Old Testament. In this commonly available version, the "rays of light" that were seen around Moses' face after his meeting with God on Mt Sinai were expressed as horns. Some people believe that Jerome's intention was to express a metaphor for the glory of God reflected from Moses's face.
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Why does the Vatican have a statue of Moses with horns on his head?
That should probably tell you who they work for!!
Reply:what? i've never heard of that!
Reply:I didn't want to bring this up, but perhaps some Italian out there will reveal the embarrasing details as to what it means when a man has horns growing out of his head. I think Michelangelo should have kept his opinions to himself abot Moses' personal life. Cosa fai, Micaelo?
Reply:The horns represent the rays of light that emanated from Moses face after his encounter with God on the Sinai. You may remember that he had to wear a veil for that reason
Reply:It's called a GARGOIL. How do you know it is of Moses?
Reply:Michelangelo's "Moses" has horns because one of the biblical translations of "rays of light" became "horns" in Italian. Because of this mistranslation, depictions of Moses with horns became somewhat commonplace
Reply:It is not actually in the Vatican. It is in a church in Rome called St. Peter in Chains church. It was sculpted by Michelangelo. He had available to him the most common translation of the scriptures at the time: Jerome's Vulgate which was in Latin. The passage where Moses returned from receiving the ten commandments states that Moses had rays coming from his face from being in the presence of God. But in Jerome's translation, it was improperly written that he had horns!
Reply:I agree with JAT. ;-) LOL
Reply:see what a person can learn on the net.
But then I'm not much for statues anyhow.
Reply:Because religion is evil. End of story.
Reply:Well, there are different kinds of horns - there are goat horns, and then there are antlers. I suspect the rays of light from the top of his head might have resembled antlers in shape and size (i.e. raindeers horns).
:)
Reply:In addition to the "rays of light" issue, it seems possible that Michelangelo was modelling him after classical statues which were horned... may he have been identifying him with, for example, the bull-horned Dionysus?
Reply:i also ask where are your sources for this it may be moses in hell as he struck the stone twice in disbelieve that the first one wouldnt work but i dont think that exsists anyway as i havent heard and i have heard alot of stuff about the vatican. and if it does exsist it probably somebody played a joke on the pope for april fools!!!
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I have put a link in for you in the sources.
What of the interesting facial features on this Moses? Some think that, in the beard, a silhouette of Michelangelo is visible.
The horns have elicited various interpretations. The likeliest explanation is that Michelangelo relied on Jerome's vulgate translation of the Old Testament. In this commonly available version, the "rays of light" that were seen around Moses' face after his meeting with God on Mt Sinai were expressed as horns. Some people believe that Jerome's intention was to express a metaphor for the glory of God reflected from Moses's face.
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Why does the Vatican have a statue of Moses with horns on his head?
That should probably tell you who they work for!!
Reply:what? i've never heard of that!
Reply:I didn't want to bring this up, but perhaps some Italian out there will reveal the embarrasing details as to what it means when a man has horns growing out of his head. I think Michelangelo should have kept his opinions to himself abot Moses' personal life. Cosa fai, Micaelo?
Reply:The horns represent the rays of light that emanated from Moses face after his encounter with God on the Sinai. You may remember that he had to wear a veil for that reason
Reply:It's called a GARGOIL. How do you know it is of Moses?
Reply:Michelangelo's "Moses" has horns because one of the biblical translations of "rays of light" became "horns" in Italian. Because of this mistranslation, depictions of Moses with horns became somewhat commonplace
Reply:It is not actually in the Vatican. It is in a church in Rome called St. Peter in Chains church. It was sculpted by Michelangelo. He had available to him the most common translation of the scriptures at the time: Jerome's Vulgate which was in Latin. The passage where Moses returned from receiving the ten commandments states that Moses had rays coming from his face from being in the presence of God. But in Jerome's translation, it was improperly written that he had horns!
Reply:I agree with JAT. ;-) LOL
Reply:see what a person can learn on the net.
But then I'm not much for statues anyhow.
Reply:Because religion is evil. End of story.
Reply:Well, there are different kinds of horns - there are goat horns, and then there are antlers. I suspect the rays of light from the top of his head might have resembled antlers in shape and size (i.e. raindeers horns).
:)
Reply:In addition to the "rays of light" issue, it seems possible that Michelangelo was modelling him after classical statues which were horned... may he have been identifying him with, for example, the bull-horned Dionysus?
Reply:i also ask where are your sources for this it may be moses in hell as he struck the stone twice in disbelieve that the first one wouldnt work but i dont think that exsists anyway as i havent heard and i have heard alot of stuff about the vatican. and if it does exsist it probably somebody played a joke on the pope for april fools!!!
visualarts
If I wear Devil Horns to twin day tomorrow will people get it?
Get that I am the Evil Twin?
If I wear Devil Horns to twin day tomorrow will people get it?
its not creepy.
i doubt that a lot of people will think that because they're just not as smart.
Reply:It took a second, but then I got it... So some people might, but others won't... you can always get one of your friend's to wear one too, so if no one gets it, you can have a fallback.
Reply:Maybe your twin should wear a halo or angel wings also. That is kind of sick though. No offense.
Reply:Well your face is already red so, if the shoe fits!
Reply:I think some people will but some of the stupid ones wont. And the ones without a sense of humor
Reply:Try a 666 tattoo on your forehead instead!
Reply:No, but it will still make a good conversation starter. A pointed tail would help.
Reply:If your twin wore angel wings. :)
Reply:well i got it just by reading the question so maybe they will
it be cool to get ur twin to wear wings
lol!
Reply:Yes, they'll get it. haha get your brother/sister to wear a halo ^^
Reply:thats creeepyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Reply:I dont get it.? but you should go to church,.. no one wants to be considered as an evil person ;)
Reply:is it twin day realy
Reply:Yup.
Reply:yes some of the smart ones will
Reply:wat
Reply:i dont get it
Reply:nope
Reply:yes they will, and thats creepy, no offence
Reply:haha, yeah, they'll probably get it.
Reply:ha ha ya.
Reply:yeah sorta creepy. i was twins with my friend zachery. we had matching knee socks!!!!!!!! LOL
!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Hehe that's good, but no I don't think people will get it.
Reply:if they dont they are just stupid... but if i were them... i would probably get it.
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If I wear Devil Horns to twin day tomorrow will people get it?
its not creepy.
i doubt that a lot of people will think that because they're just not as smart.
Reply:It took a second, but then I got it... So some people might, but others won't... you can always get one of your friend's to wear one too, so if no one gets it, you can have a fallback.
Reply:Maybe your twin should wear a halo or angel wings also. That is kind of sick though. No offense.
Reply:Well your face is already red so, if the shoe fits!
Reply:I think some people will but some of the stupid ones wont. And the ones without a sense of humor
Reply:Try a 666 tattoo on your forehead instead!
Reply:No, but it will still make a good conversation starter. A pointed tail would help.
Reply:If your twin wore angel wings. :)
Reply:well i got it just by reading the question so maybe they will
it be cool to get ur twin to wear wings
lol!
Reply:Yes, they'll get it. haha get your brother/sister to wear a halo ^^
Reply:thats creeepyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Reply:I dont get it.? but you should go to church,.. no one wants to be considered as an evil person ;)
Reply:is it twin day realy
Reply:Yup.
Reply:yes some of the smart ones will
Reply:wat
Reply:i dont get it
Reply:nope
Reply:yes they will, and thats creepy, no offence
Reply:haha, yeah, they'll probably get it.
Reply:ha ha ya.
Reply:yeah sorta creepy. i was twins with my friend zachery. we had matching knee socks!!!!!!!! LOL
!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Hehe that's good, but no I don't think people will get it.
Reply:if they dont they are just stupid... but if i were them... i would probably get it.
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In russian, when a man is said to have horns, it means his wife cheated on him. Anyone know why?
I know that the saying is well known, but no one seems to know where it originated from. Anyone have any ideas?
In russian, when a man is said to have horns, it means his wife cheated on him. Anyone know why?
This may be related to a old tradition in Eastern Europe. The community would gather to make fun of a man whose wife gives birth to a child that didn't look like him. They'd force him to wear antlers on his head as a symbol of his wife’s infidelity.
The horns may be related to either a castrated rooster or a type of bird where the male stays in the nest to warm the eggs and the female leaves the nest.
Reply:The article which I've found refers us to the Biblical King Nimrod who was called Khuk-khold ('King of the world' in Hebrew) and wore bull horns as symbol of his power.
His wife Semiramis was famous for her adultery and dissipation so only unlucky guys having cheating spouses were called 'khuk-kholds' too (compare to the English 'cuckold').
Russians seem to have taken those horns as the basis for the word 'рогоносец' (horn-holder) meaning - cuckold.
Reply:cause hes pissed as hell.
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In russian, when a man is said to have horns, it means his wife cheated on him. Anyone know why?
This may be related to a old tradition in Eastern Europe. The community would gather to make fun of a man whose wife gives birth to a child that didn't look like him. They'd force him to wear antlers on his head as a symbol of his wife’s infidelity.
The horns may be related to either a castrated rooster or a type of bird where the male stays in the nest to warm the eggs and the female leaves the nest.
Reply:The article which I've found refers us to the Biblical King Nimrod who was called Khuk-khold ('King of the world' in Hebrew) and wore bull horns as symbol of his power.
His wife Semiramis was famous for her adultery and dissipation so only unlucky guys having cheating spouses were called 'khuk-kholds' too (compare to the English 'cuckold').
Russians seem to have taken those horns as the basis for the word 'рогоносец' (horn-holder) meaning - cuckold.
Reply:cause hes pissed as hell.
tanning
French horns?
ANY FELLOW FRENCH HORNS OUT THERE! people think my playing the french horn is weird, i am the only girl brass player in my class. ANY OTHER GIRL FRENCH HORNERS?
French horns?
Don't listen to them! Female French horn players are the best!
It takes guts to play a male-dominated instrument, instead of say, a flute or clarinet, where most of the girls are. But French horn is a beautiful instrument! You get to play all the romantic parts, the heroic melodies and the exciting villianous roles like the wolf in Peter and the Wolf.
I played French horn all through middle school, high school and college and there's no way I would have gone back an chosen another instrument. If you stick with it, I'm sure you'll end up with some other female brass players... in fact, most of the French horn players at my college were girls.
But - who cares what other people think anyway? You've chosen a GREAT instrument, a very challenging one that takes a lot of talent and practice... dedicate yourself to it and you'll knock their socks off! Good luck!
Reply:When I was in High School (years ago) I was seriously studying Piano but my girl friend at that time was in marching band and they needed a French horn player so the director talked me into learning how to play it.
I actually learned it quickly but I didn't enjoy it so gave it up after the semester. Shortly afterwards, I discovered the guitar and realized I could pick up more chics with a guitar than I could with a Piano OR a French Horn... so that was the end of brass instruments for me.
Reply:i am a french horn player but too bad, im only 10 this year and is in singapore kcpps school. i can play the french horn quite well. i can also play the flute very well
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French horns?
Don't listen to them! Female French horn players are the best!
It takes guts to play a male-dominated instrument, instead of say, a flute or clarinet, where most of the girls are. But French horn is a beautiful instrument! You get to play all the romantic parts, the heroic melodies and the exciting villianous roles like the wolf in Peter and the Wolf.
I played French horn all through middle school, high school and college and there's no way I would have gone back an chosen another instrument. If you stick with it, I'm sure you'll end up with some other female brass players... in fact, most of the French horn players at my college were girls.
But - who cares what other people think anyway? You've chosen a GREAT instrument, a very challenging one that takes a lot of talent and practice... dedicate yourself to it and you'll knock their socks off! Good luck!
Reply:When I was in High School (years ago) I was seriously studying Piano but my girl friend at that time was in marching band and they needed a French horn player so the director talked me into learning how to play it.
I actually learned it quickly but I didn't enjoy it so gave it up after the semester. Shortly afterwards, I discovered the guitar and realized I could pick up more chics with a guitar than I could with a Piano OR a French Horn... so that was the end of brass instruments for me.
Reply:i am a french horn player but too bad, im only 10 this year and is in singapore kcpps school. i can play the french horn quite well. i can also play the flute very well
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