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In season three we were introduced to the Flame, and the Looking Glass both DHARMA stations, both for communications. We have already seen the flame in action talking to to outside world, but we have yet to see the true potential of the Looking Glass.

Here is just one link to expound on Project Looking Glass, which sees into the future. Is this the real function of Lost's Looking Glass Station? http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/exopolitica/esp_exopolitics_ZZZZO.htm Burisch claims that an offshoot of stargate technology is Project Looking Glass, a window into different time lines.

What’s Wrong With the World? Not a Damn Thing | Zen Habits But there is an alternative, and I’m not saying it’s better. It’s the world-view I try to have: instead of having an ideal, stop looking for perfection. Accept the world as it is, and love it for what it is. Accept people as they are, and love them.

[ENGLISH] Papercutz says: ““One of the most accomplished comics creators today.” — Booklist “One of the century’s greatest comic illustrators.” — ESPN “The best in the graphic novel business. The absolute best.” — Aaron McGruder, cartoonist, The Boondocks - They’re all talking about Kyle Baker, writer-artist of CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED Graphic Novel #3: Through The Looking-Glass.

DDB Vancouver has created a hard-hitting awareness campaign for The Looking Glass Foundation for Eating Disorders. They use the tag line, "Not every suicide note looks like one." The campaign asks…

Advertising Agency: DDB, Vancouver, Canada Aired: July 2008

Winston Peters attacked journalists today and said the media, like the Queen in Alice in Wonderland, believed impossible things. His reference to the Mad Hatters’ Tea Party today reminded me he is like another Lewis Carol character who delights in obfuscation: ‘When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty

Brigette says: I have a tattoo very closely based on the original rocking-horse fly illustration from Through the Looking Glass (1871), the sequel to Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. John Tenniel was the illustrator; these prints were made with woodblocks.

The answer, compliment of St. Boniface Cemetery, up around Ashland and Lawrence in the Andersonville neighborhood. Alice wants you to think you're going through a glass mirror, but on the other side, there's nothing but godforsaken stone and headless girls.

Living Magically (First published 1991; new edition June 2006, £10.99 from bookshops) ‘Wise, practical and helpful - a classic.’ (William Bloom) Living Magically is a highly acclaimed best-seller which offers a psycho-spiritual approach to everyday life.