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Featured your amazing fractal here:Β
Pulling Out All The StopsToday, let me say, I shall not settle for half my best. Β Let me give all my rest. Β In every season, I will find a reason to celebrate the gift of this chance, this firm belief, that what I do affects many others, and let me not sleep, until I can say, Lord, at least in one way, we made the world a little better today. Here's to you, my fellow artists, photographers and writers, for sharing your creative talent to spread beauty, peace, joy, and yes, humor, to lighten our days. You inspire me and speak hope in the middle of darkness. Bless you all my watchers, too. Β Very soon this humble account will reach 250,000 pageviews, and I wish to do something special for you all and in particular the milestone-crosser, and I do not yet know what it is, but thank you all for being here with me on this journey.Β Love in Christ, and of course, please enjoy the music at the end! Β -Debra Β
Β Have a blessed day! -Debra
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Thank you most kindly for the feature!
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This is so amazing Β I haven't managed much with disc-julians so far but this is inspiring - Thank you 
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this wasn't strictly a disc-julian, try throwing some wedge in there or even linking disc to other disc transforms
Thank you for the kind words
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i just started with fractals....this is nice.
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boy, is this cool - thanx for allowing a full download...
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This is absolutely amazing. I love the circuitry feel to it, and the colors and shapes play out nicely.
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This is featured in the news 
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Love the complexity. Never would've thought this was done in Apo.
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Yes! Not sure how you did this in Apo, but bravo!
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You were a student of mine, you know
That entitles you to params
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I've been focusing on UF lately, but I am curious.
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do you remember the lesson on disc/julians?
it's that, except with collideoscope xaosed in as well as two other disc transforms.
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Ooooh keen! It looks like a fractal difference engine!
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