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Because of hand surgery, I'm having to spend six weeks in plaster. Sadly, this means no miniature making; however, since I'm left handed, it hasn't stopped me from working on the proper job (painting). Decided to prettify my horrible cast a bit... still itches, though.
Baby Talk - short film movie - outtakes - Central Park NYC - USA - November 7th 2020
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Baby Talk - film about a relationship change when the desire to have children is no longer shared equally.
All seems well on this autumn afternoon in Central Park NYC when Madison portrayed by Samara Riviera invites her partner Bronson portrayed by Ryan Janek Wolowski to meet for what he thinks is romantic stroll through the park, only to find out, Madison is enjoying her New York career life so much that she no longer wants to have a child, putting their eleven year relationship in jeopardy.
Film released 2021 USA
RYANISLAND Films
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Cast
Madison - Samara Riviera
Bronson - Ryan Janek Wolowski
Connie (Madison's best friend)
Terry (Bronson's sister)
Alex (Bronson's sisters partner)
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Baby Talk filming locations
New York City USA
Upper West Side UWS
West 73rd Street
MTA New York City Subway Station C train to 72nd St
West 72nd Street
The Dakota Apartments
Central Park West ( Prior to the Park 8th Avenue / Frederick Douglass Boulevard )
Central Park NYC Historic District Entrance
Bridle Path
Strawberry Fields John Lennon of The Beatles memorial area
Imagine Circle
West Loop Drive
Daniel Webster Monument The Falconer bronze statue Central Park NYC area
Central Park Conservancy Central To The Park information booth
Wagner Cove Shelter
Cherry Hill Fountain Victorian stone water fountain
Bethesda Fountain Angel of the Waters statue (Biblical account of the Miraculous Pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem, Israel from the New Testament story of Jesus miraculously healing a paralyzed man, from the fifth chapter of the Gospel of John ) - Bethesda Terrace - Bethesda Arcade - Central Park Lake - Installed in 1873 - Landmarks of New York plaque
Bow Bridge
Cherry Hill Lake Walk - green park benches
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I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report
Week 9
November 4th thru 10th 2020
PEAK AUTUMN COLORS FOR NYC
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Video and audio recording settings
Nikon D7500 is a 20.9-megapixel DSLR digital single-lens reflex camera
Video settings
1920 x 1080 60p
QT movie file type
Stereo audio
Nikon D7500 camera Released June 2 2017
Nikon D7500 camera sells for $1,339.05
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Going easy on buying too many duplicates is working fairly well at the moment especially where Hot Wheels is concerned but there is no way that applies to this casting! ;-p
It took me several months to find a handful of the original version but this second recolour of the 2015 Land-Rover Defender Double Cab is quickly becoming available here in the UK. The last Defender in their line up was way back in the 1990's when they inherited the old Corgi Junior 110 and that didn't last too long either was it was quite a surprise last year when they announced this casting and that was AFTER production of the real vehicle had ceased. Its a great rendition of this iconic off road classic and i'm so happy they chose a slightly less predictable body variant in the form of a double cab pick-up. Crisply cast with a believable colour scheme and neat graphics. You will find this in 2018 Case G & H so hopefully plenty of opportunity to find more :-)
Mint and boxed.
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paso,_Texas" El Paso, TX, est. 1873, pop. (2015) 679,000 • Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, est. 1659, pop. 1.4MM) • El Paso-Juárez Metropolitan Area, pop. 2.7 MM • Life on the Line, NY Times Magazine
Marker: "Hotel Cortez. Alzina DeGroff bought the Vendome Hotel at this site in 1899, renaming it hotel Orndorff after her first husband. Noted architect Henry C. Trost designed a new building for her, which opened in 1926. Renamed Hotel Cortez in 1935, this brick structure reflects a Spanish eclectic style, featuring prominent cast-relief, terra cotta detailing with busts of conquistadors. Guests included President John F. Kennedy, who stayed here in 1963. The hotel closed in 1970. It was converted into offices in 1984, and the first and 10th floors were historically restored."
• the lot now occupied by the Cortez Building was purchased in 1881 by Massachusetts-born Francis A. Parker (1827-1920), El Paso's first resident photographer [photos] • aka Francis Parker, F. Parker & erroneously, Francis F. Parker, Francis W. Parker • tore down existing adobes on the lot to erect a building for his studio & home, completed in 1883 • unused rooms became a bording house, known locally as the "Parker House" • he also let commercial space on the ground floor
• Francis wasn't the only member of the Parker family who chose photography • during the Civil War his brother, Joseph Chamberland Parker (1834-1910), opened a photo gallery (studio) in Pekin, IL, which operated from 1862 to 1872 • Francis owned galleries in Los Angeles in the late 1860s to early 1870s & later, with Joseph, in San Francisco, 1871-1873
• bought out by his brother, Francis moved back to LA • established Parker & Co. • from 1877 to 1880 the "genial photographer" operated a gallery at the Downey Block, No. 65 Main St. • by the end of 1880 he had moved once again, establishing residence in Tombstone, Arizona Territory • thus, he was a well-traveled veteran photographer when, in 1881 at age 54, he arrived in El Paso
• while Francis was establishing himself in EP, Joseph worked out of San Diego, remaining there from 1873 to 1889 • formed a partnership — Parker & Parker — with his son, Wallace Brown (W.B.) Parker (b. 1861) • briefly moved to Yuma, Arizona in 1884, then settled in Tucson c. 1900 - 1910 before making his final move to LA • all of the Parkers were known not only for their images of the Old West, but also for their fondness of stereoscopy —Joseph C. Parker in Northern Arizona, Taylor & Francis Online
• in 1885, Francis replaced Parker House with a new hotel — the Vendome — & 5 yrs. later added 42 rooms • among the early guests were Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the NY World & St. Louis Post Dispatch, and a 5'3", 100 lb. Bostonian who was one of the hottest celebrities of the day...
"Armed with only a [pearl handled, 38 calibre] revolver, a change of undergarments and a bicycle, Annie Londonderry embarks on an epic around-the-world adventure in 1894..." —The Renegade Rider of 1894, Narratively
• Annie Cohen Kopchovsky (1870-1947), a Jewish immigrant from Latvia better known as Annie Londonderry [photo], was the first woman to cycle around the world (1894-1895) • the trip was reportedly the result of a wager: to win $10,000, Annie was required to 1) circle the earth by bicycle 2) cover at least 10,000 miles in 15 months or less & 3) earn at least $5,000 ($125,000 in 2016 dollars) during the journey
• the 24 year old mother of three struck a deal with Nashua New Hampshire's Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Co. to affix the sponsor's placard to her bike & change her name to Annie Londonderry, in exchange for $100 [ad] • she earned money en route by displaying ads, giving lectures, working in stores & accepting contributions raised by local bicyclists • accompanied her lectures with magic lantern slides ostensibly depicting her adventures, but in fact were images she either purchased or staged for a photographer [photo]
“I thought the story I was pursuing was the story of a woman who rode her bike around the world. I thought she should receive the recognition. As things didn’t add up, I was sort of disappointed.
“Then I embraced Annie as a 'snake oil salesman,' a public relations genius. What kind of woman would undertake this venture? It's a more complicated story than this around-the-world adventure. How did she connive to pull this whole thing off?" —Author tracks down Annie Londonderry's bike ride, Biking Bis • Chasing Annie, Bicycling, May, 2005
• on the final leg of her journey, Annie approached El Paso from the west [map] • she was met at Strauss, NM by five male "wheelmen," who escorted her to town where, around June 27, 1895, she checked in to the Hotel Vendome • the proprietors, Messrs. Sweeney & Hawley, gave her a discounted rate of 5 cents per day
• Annie's odyssey occurred at height of the bicycle craze of the 1890s • a crowd of about 100 showed up at El Paso's McGinty club on Sat., Jun 29 to hear her speak • outlaw John Wesley Hardin was reported to have been in the audience • 6 weeks later Hardin was dead & Annie was in Chicago collecting her $10,000 (~$250,000 in 2016 dollars) —Texas Mountain Trail
• in 1886 Mr. S. Leipziger leased the Vendome, remodeled the interior, brought in a chef from Chicago & opened 18 May • served as host & proprietor • Leipziger was formerly manager of El Paso's Grand Central Hotel & prior to that, of the entire Harvey House chain of hotels & restaurants along the entire Santa Fe RR line [map]
• Harvey's is considered the first restaurant chain in the U.S. • servers called Harvey Girls [photo] became the chain's signature • over the years, ~100,000 women worked as Harvey Girls, agreeing to remain single for their first year • supervised housing was provided adjacent to the restaurants, with enforced curfews & chaperoned male visits • as many as 20,000 Harvey Girls married, thus helping to both civilize & populate the predominantly male Wild West • trailer for The Harvey Girls movie (1946)
• La Castañeda Hotel (1898), Las Vegas, NM, was the first of the Harvey House chain's 3 trackside anchor hotels • the interior was designed by architect/designer Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter (1869-1958), a frequent contributor to Harvey House design which in turn influenced the emerging Southwestern architectural style • Harvey House [photos], Pinterest • Leaving a Legacy, Western Art & Architecture
• after his 1889 marriage to Pauline Sanger in Crawford, AR, Francis Parker returned to his photography business in El Paso • his gallery at Texas & Mesa burned in 1891 • in 1902 he opened a new "Fotograf Gallery" at 217 San Antonio St, offering "portraits, the latest styles, in silver or platinum" [newspaper ad] • the studio was located a few doors down from the Acme Saloon, where gunslinger John Wesley Hardin was shot & killed in 1895 • in 1910 Parker sold off his local real estate &, at age 83, removed to San Diego with Pauline, where he continued making photos • he died in 1920, age 93
• the Vendome was purchased in 1898 by Alzina Orndorff DeGroff (1859-1926), who had moved to EP after selling her hotel in Tucson • she painted the bldg. red, renovated the interior, added basement reading rooms, billiard rooms & a barber shop • renamed it Hotel Orndorff [photo] after her first husband, Lee H. Orndorff, whom she had married at age 17 • manager was husband Charles DeGroff, with help from son Burt & later from sons Lee & Seth • opened, 1901 • remodeled, 4th floor added, 1902 —El Paso Herald, 17 Sep, 1898
• in 1925 Mrs. DeGroff had the Orndorff demolished • borrowed $825,000 (~$11MM in 2016 dollars) to construct the current building, designed by Henry C. Trost (1860-1933), Trost & Trost, El Paso • final cost: $1.5MM (~$20MM in 2016 dollars) • interior design/decoration by Mitchel & Halbach, Chicago reportedly cost $4.5MM (~$60MM in 2016 dollars) • the façade of the new Orndorff Hotel featured portrait heads of conquistadors • was advertised as a “Castle of Old Spain on the Plaza of El Paso” • on 11 Aug, 1926, amid the build-up to the grand opening, Alzina Orndorff DeGroff died • 2 wks. later, the first guests checked in to her landmark Spanish Castle
• purchased by Hussman Hotel Co., 1926, renamed Hotel Hussman • ~$700,000 dollars spent to expand the hotel to 300 rooms w/convention hall & addl. dining facility • when completed was the largest hotel between Dallas & LA • 2 stories, known as the aviation headquarters, added in 1929 • provided offices for air transportation & aviation companies
• Alzina's son Lee retained his stake in the company & stayed on as manager • in a 1935 contest won by prominent lawyer Thornton Hardie, the Orndorff was renamed Hotel Cortez after the controversial Spanish conquistador, because the judges felt that the name complimented the décor & architectural theme • ceased operations, 1970 • the Job Corps took over ownership & conducted training courses in the building —EPCC Libraries
• Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2002 # 12881 • National Register # 80004105, 1980
*EXCLUSIVE* The cast of Percy Jackson II, Logan Lerman, girlfriend Alexandra Daddario, Brandon T Jackson are joined by Hunger Games Leven Rambin are wowed by the bunch of fans waiting for them when they arrived at Vancouver Int'l Airport.
Logan Lerman who plays Percy has been dating Alexandra Daddario since they met on Percy Jackson I in Vancouver back in 2009.
Pride London 2010
Trafalgar Square
Thanks for all the views, Please check out my other photos and albums.
(l-r) Michelle Johnson, Michael Fabiano, Corinne Winters, Alex Lawrence, Noah Van Niel, Cynthia Cook, Taylor Stayton, (hidden) Josue Ceron, Angela Meade, Carla Dirlikov, Ryan Kuster, Zulimar Lopez-Hernandez, Colleen Daly, Jessica Julin
A fisherman casts his net on Lago Guaraira, near Tibau do Sul, North East Brazil
Nikon D80 w/ Sigma 10-20
Photo Credit
P. Switzer
FUN CAST SHOT
The Cast:
Rob Costigan *
Ensemble/ Hank/ Young Fool
Phil Crumrine
Dick/ Ensemble
Aaron DeJesus *
Tom Sawyer
Paul Edwards
Ensemble/ Judge Thatcher/ Man 1 on Skiff/ Harvey Wilkes/ Silas Phelps
Drew Frady *
Ensemble/ Pap Finn/ Sheriff Bell/ Hired Hand
Larry Jay Giddens
Ensemble/ Man 3 on Skiff
Gabrielle Goyette *
Ensemble/ Alice
Alan H Green *
Jim
Kitty Skillman Hilsabeck *
Miss Watson/ Strange Woman/ Dance Captain
Rikki James
Ensemble/ Bill
Julia Johanos
Ensemble/ Susan Wilkes/ Tart
Matt LaFontaine
Ensemble/ Simon
Valisia Lekae *
Ensemble/ Alice’s Daughter
Eric Leviton *
The King/ Schoolmaster
Alison Mueller
Ensemble/ Tart
Jim Newman *
The Duke/ Preacher
Jeffrey Roark *
Mark Twain/ Doctor
Alan Shaw *
Huckleberry Finn
Justin Stapp
Ensemble/ Ben Rogers/ Andy/ Man in Crowd/ Hired Hand
Alan Swadener *
Man 2 on Skiff/ Lafe/ Counselor Robinson/ Hired Hand
Rachel Turner *
Ensemble/ Jo Harper/ Joanna Wilkes/ Tart
Emily Van Fleet *
Mary Jane Wilkes/ Tart
Sharon Kay White *
Widow Douglas/ Sally Phelps
Production Staff:
Artistic Producer
Rod Lansberry
Director & Choreographer
Stephen Bourneuf
Music Director
David Nehls
Costume Designer
Nikki Harrison
Lighting Designer/
Production Coordinator
Gail Gober
Scenery Designer
Brian Mallgrave
Sound Designer
Steve Stevens
Assistant to the Music Director
Keith Ewer
Stage Manager
Lisa Cook *
Assistant Stage Manager
Lisa A. Kurtz *
Technical Manager
Adam Stolte
Technical Director
Nick Cimyotte
Props
Chris Campbell & Amy Stringe
Head of Wardrobe
Betsy Harris
Wigs/ Hair
Sarah Opstad
Lead Technician
Dave Cimyotte
Master Electrician
Jon Olson
Lead Sound Technician
Grant Evenson
Performing Arts Assistant
Lisa Hoffman
Publicist
Jerry Cunningham
Stage Management Intern
Eli Carpenter
Whats left of the basement level dressing rooms, and storage areas of the historic Lyric Theatre, *unedited