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My bike slipped on freezing road-preparation size (the paste they put down to help the tarmac take better) behind the truck laying it, at 0 mph. Thanks to the helmet I was wearing, I only snapped my front teeth off and bust my lip and glasses. Pic taken at home that evening to memorialize the effects.
Film makers - like many in business - simply cannot leave well enough alone. I have been forced to switch to Kodak Tri-X 400, a film type I never liked which was difficult to process with some unexplained processing errors. Earlier shots in this roll have been lost with strange marks, so coverage of a busy day on the GN main line starts with 87 approaching Tandragee heading a 10.05SuO GAA special from Portadown to Dublin Connolly.
I have no note of the match but presume, as the train started in Portadown, it was either Armagh or Down (probably Down).
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A rare shot of the AC electrric hired in by DRS for a trial that foundered due to the cost of electricity supplied by Network Rail. A rather grainy shot but worth it for hisoricalvalue
new york, new york
july 1976
verrazano narrows, operation sail (opsail) '76
the parade of boats sets sail for america's bicentennial celebrations in new york city
archivist's note:
the tall ships festival of 1976 is the culmination of a sailing race from bermuda to newport, part of america's bicentennial celebrations. from newport, the ships prepare to sail to new york city for operation sail (opsail) '76.
~sl
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Nghề trồng hoa thật công phu. Sương mai chưa tan, người trồng đã phải chăm tưới. Không có sự tốt đẹp nào không phải dày công rèn luyện, mài dũa.
Lower Caste Children
Mora, India
While caste may slowly be of diminishing importance in the urban areas of India, it is still very important in rural villages. Pictured here are children of the scheduled caste (the lowest caste) who hang out around the house instead of attending school. More interventions are needed to target this frequently neglected population. The children were excited and nervous about having a strange looking visitor come and talk with them.
Un petit coup d'œil à notre soirée HOMMAGE À NUJABES SEMAINE 15. #LECYPHER la première jam session de hip-hop et soul à Montréal! Pour semaine SEMAINE 16 on accueille ESPIIEM (France) et DR MAD (ALAIZ). Évènement: www.facebook.com/events/752097361552822
© Manikmati Photography
#LECYPHER WEEK 15 NUJABES TRIBUTE
Montreal's premiere hip-hop & soul jam session!
Thurs @8PM $4
Bleury Bar à Vinyle 2109 Bleury
Hosted by URBN SCNC:
Kof Rider (vox)
Butta Beats (vox)
T-Cup (drums)
Danny Dwayne (bass)
Frank O (guitar)
Jean-Michel Frédéric (keys)
Vincent Stephen-Ong (sax, keys)
DJ: Dr. Mad
Jammers:
Aiza (vox)
Annie Huylenbroeck (tpt)
Willis Pride (vox)
Michael Go (gtr)
Maiko Despeignes (bass)
Jay Essiambre (drums)
Waahli (MC)
Drey (sax, drums)
Seydina Ndiaye (vox)
Ilam (vox)
Milla Thyme (MC, bass)
Trk (MC)
Shrill Boy (MC)
Yos-B & Grifos (MCs)
Anomalie (keys)
Chris Cash the Gifted (MC)
Young Mufasa (MC)
Ibn Raad (vox)
Jean Bulletta (keys)
Alain Lafrance (basse)
Fred Dionne (drums)
Hanuman (MC)
Frederic Génereux (gtr)
Sarah Judith (violon)
Elisabeth Provencher (sax)
David Osei (keys)
Anna (vox)
Alexei Ina (keys)
Gab Lamarre (basse)
Eva Queen (vox, MC)
Jack Love (drums)
Matt Danby (gtr)
Fabrice Koffy (MC)
Aron Glazer (drums)
Stella Jetté (vox)
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Alumna: Ainara Rodríguez Vaquero (2º Bacharelato)
Escola: IES Pino Manso (O Porriño)
“Á volta da misa”
É unha fotografía do ano 1954. Nesta fotografía vemos como os meus bisavós, Eufrasia e Jesús, reunían a toda a familia para celebrar que estaban unidos. Facían comidas familiares e gozaban da compañía mutuamente. Aínda que sen poder aseguralo totalmente polo que me contan na casa, coidamos que esta foto pode corresponder á festa que todos os anos celebraba Budiño (xa que o meu bisavó Jesús era de alí), nas festas de San Blás. E máis concretamente debeuse facer xusto ao volver da misa, xa que podemos ver como van vestidos con roupa elegante para aquela época.
A min gústame moitísimo a moda, e é para min unha ledicia ver nas fotos antigas como ían vestidos os meus antepasados. Aínda que o branco e negro non permite ver as cores, pódese observar o estilo, o deseño da roupa feita polas costureiras ou polas mesmas mulleres que aprendían a coser para facer os vestidos e así aforrar os escasos cartos que tiñan, e no caso dos homes eran os xastres aos que se acudía moi de vez en cando.
Isto permítenos coñecer oficios hoxe practicamente desaparecidos polo cambio no modo de vida e é por isto que considero a fotografía como un ben patrimonial, un documento que nos permite ter a constancia en imaxes dunha riqueza patrimonial que se debe coñecer e conservar.
William Wilson Anderson
Robert L. Burt
Jack N. Caygill
Robert Caygill
Fred H. Clodfelter
Michael E. Clodfelter
Ralph J. Duffey
William R. "Dick" Duffey
Vernon L. Durben
Allen Fogle
David C. Foraker
Herbert G. Foraker
John William "Bill" Freeman
James Paul Geese
Walter E. Geese
Raymond H. Gibson
Robert Gibson
Milford C. Gray
Cecil H. Hillyer
John William Johnson
Francis K. Larntz
Kenneth N. Larntz
Robert Howard Lisle
C. Eldon McCracken
Donald M. Morgan
Paul G. Peterson
James W. Sharrock
Richard B. Stevens
Joseph Tedrick
Spence M. Tedrick
Ralph M. Thompson
William "Bill" Tribbie
Mike Veselenak