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JONATHAN H. CHAN "Man is imperfect, and his mistakes allow us to recognize perfection. This recognition is what allows us to look beautiful" Martin Schoeller Angelina Jolie :star: :star: :star: :star: :star: From his work I have gotten a new work that I find to be my latest masterpiece -- Blemish. It is a self-portrait, in the style of my interpretation of Schoeller's work. The majority of attraction is based upon looks. When we see celebrities, when we see models, and the people on the street that we find to be beautiful -- we believe them to be flawless. This is not true. It can be found that even in the most beautiful of people,

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 The early hours of the morning were very interesting indeed. I woke up at 5:30 AM, for Saturday Cross Country practice. Very routinely, got out bed, took a shower, and went off to get ready: very routine. I was planned to leave the house, walk to a friend's and get a ride to the local park from there. I tried to call before I left the house, and I tried to wait for an answer -- for ten minutes. Not one reply. I tried to call another friend, to try and make sure that the other would pick up (I had said that I would call in the morning to wake him up for practice). I called twice: and again, no answer. Humanly, I finally ga