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Saturday night we went to a lovely Indie night I've been going to on Prince's Avenue called Beat The Clock. Some great tunes all played from vinyl - less mainstream than many nights, some more obscure tracks mixed in with well known ones.
We started the evening with food at Crafted, then went on to 80 Days Bierhaus, then Hoi and finallu upstairs at Hoi to Beat The Clock. A great night!
Ready to head out.
Comment différencier ces 2 sosies qui n'arrêtent pas de s'entremêler? Les Sœurs Kif-Kif est avant tout une ode à l'euphorie et à la liberté. Ce spectacle raconte les manigances de deux jumelles qui réinventent l'usage de toutes sortes d'objets de la vie quotidienne. Elles font apparaître des patates frites à une vitesse folle, jonglent avec des parapluies et entrent à l'intérieur de ballons géants. Dans un cocktail de comédie, de magie et d'acrobatie, vous serez emporté par l'humour vif qui les caractérise. Vous aussi, vous aurez envie de faire ce qui vous plaît!
TYPES D'ANIMATION:
Les Divines
En échasses, 2 personnes.
Du haut de leur nuage, elles communiquent en chantant les louanges de l'homme mortel, et en offrant de façon imprévisible des raisins frais
cueillis à même leur toge. Leur "sofa" céleste génère une aura de
confort et d'euphorie qui ne peut que relaxer profondément l'interlocuteur.
À la manière des déesses grecques, elles caricaturent aussi les torts
de l'humain avec ses vanités et son orgueil, prouvant que trop de divin
peut parfois goûter le vinaigre. Toutefois cette dérision nous allège,
et comme le petit cumulus, on y sent quelque chose entre le rire et
l'oubli, quelque chose d’immortel.
- Personnage parlant
- Tout terrain sec (intérieur/extérieur, asphalte, pelouse, etc)
- Tout public
- Déambulatoire ou fixe, adaptable à tout événement
- Dimensions : 2.6 m de haut, 1.2 m d’envergure
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Les Papillons Géants
En échasses, 2 à 4 personnes.
De nature espiègles, elles butinent les oreilles et prennent les gens
sous leur aile. Les Papillons Géants s'expriment surtout par bruits
d'insecte et plaisanteries mimées. Fières défenseures des
couleurs saturées, du fleuri et du vol aléatoire, gare à ceux qu'elles
reconnaitront comme leur propre chenille.
Le concept, qui se fait habituellement en duo, est disponible avec
de 1 à 4 échassiers, le 4e étant un bourdon ou une mouche. Les
papillons sortent aussi en hiver!
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Les Anges
En échasses ou au sol, 2 personnes.
Les anges Clarisse et Adrienne papotent et rigolent sur le quotidien
au paradis. Leur grand costume bouffant d'une blancheur intégrale
est aimanté et elles y collent des clochettes avec lesquelles elles
jouent des airs de musique. Une performance riche et rigolote où le
public est invité à participer, rire et chanter. Elles sont spécialisées
dans la musique de Noël et leur costume s'illumine le soir.
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Les Échassières musicales
En échasses ou au sol, 2 personnes.
Les Échassières musicales font lever la fête! Elles vous
bombardent d'air connus qui font danser et chanter les petits et
grands, avec un répertoire presque infini et plein d'interactions
amusantes! Elles sont accompagnées d'un accordéon et une
harpe de clochettes de leur invention permettant d'interpréter
n'importe quel air populaire. Au comble de la fête, les personnages
distribuent les clochettes et dirigent des orchestres improvisés
d'enfants et d'adultes ou chacun, armé de sa note, participe à la
reconstitution d'une petite chanson.
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Version Cocktail
En échasses ou au sol, 1 personne.
Ce concept est idéal pour les cocktails, mariages et événements
corporatifs. Recevez vos invités avec élégance et velours grâce à la
magie de cette accordéoniste chaleureuse de 9 pieds. Issue du
Conservatoire de musique, elle propose une musique vivante et
variée pouvant inclure la chanson française, le tango argentin, la
musique classique, russe, klezmer, italienne, latino, jazz, ou tout ce
qui est susceptible de faire fredonner ou valser les convives.
Excellent pour mettre de l'ambiance ou pour accueillir les gens à un
événement.
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January 23, 2012
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All the snow has melted and now it is raining. This winter sucks.
Today went by so quickly. Usually I hate Mondays but today was the opposite. Everything seemed to be SO funny! I swear, something was wrong with me x)
English exam on Wednesday. I'm actually like asdfghjkl; because I have to write an essay in 1.5 hours and memorize all important quotes or something. UGH BUT I HAVE SUCH A BAD MEMORY... I should go study now instead of rambling on... (flickr is like the second biggest distraction for me these days)
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Akil is in love with a man. This man is in the army and lives in Seattle, I hear about this man everyday at work. But Akils parents will never approve of him loving another man. This is something he lives with and struggles with. His forbidden love.
Iv never done a shoot like this before but Im so thankful for these 3 lovely people for breaking down for me. Please view the other photos from this very emotional series.
Some comments from an IMDB discussion board thread on Let the Right One In.
Incidentally, I love that guy on the left. What a face!
(+2 in comments) 38 of 365 – Candidly shot this mother & son at a pancake breakfast. As soon as I saw them I knew they had a very special relationship and did my best to capture it.
Of course, I asked permission from the mom first.
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The last weekly choir meeting before the summer break. We had a potluck (I made a cheesecake for it) and some people bravely put themselves up for karaoke.
I was one of those brave people!
I've never felt nerves like that before singing! Usually it's in a pub, with not many paying attention, alcohol-infused audiences, and not many that can sing. But this was different - everyone was paying attention, and they can all sing!
I was terrified. But I did it - and what a reception I got at the end too - it was amazing! Absolutely loved it.
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I was going to go shoot outdoors today but my cousins fiance called me and said she wanted to come around to borrow an outfit for a wedding so I stayed in. She came round and we tried on like 15 dresses and in the end picked one - a bunch of them looked v.nice on her though which is good to know for if I ever have a clearout :-P
So anyway, because I was helping with that (she is studying medicine at Oxford but is style illiterate for the most part) I didnt have much time to shoot a big idea so I put on the dress and went where the light would have me. Taadaa :P
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Latin name: Polyommatus coridon - Chalkhill Blue
You'll probably be pleased to know that this is the last of the Chalkhill Blue butterfly photos from this Lincolnshire Wildlife Nature Reserve, clearly showing the female's colours and patterns on the upper side of the wings. It definitely won't be the last time we visit this site and I'm sure we will be rewarded with many lovely surprises through different times of the year with flora and fauna!
As you can see, I'm now up from my bed, but still 'on the mend' road, and getting better every day! Thanks for the well wishes I have received - it was very kind of you all!
Taken at Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust's Wilsford And Rauceby Warrens SSI Nature Reserve at Ancaster.
Taken with my Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5.6-6.3 Di VC USD A011 Lens and framed in Photoshop.
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comments by me & fellow fotologgers:
mbvision @ 2003-10-08 18:49 said :
One hour left of work, and then I have a four day weekend. Just looking forward to some rest, and my 10 year high scholl reunion. How is your day?
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:36 said :
...hi... it is so nice to have someplace to debrief... am oriental dance... then got the bamboo... and some pine... and I found these 2 beautiful ridiculously expensive metalic leaves to add to the `collection`... heirlooms... one string of lights isn`t working... my husband`s gone for the evening so I`m spending some time finally printing my `best of fotolog` not that all these albums and paper make any sense ...but with the fotolog learning curve so great I`m a lot more ruthless in the choices... wondering too how to get more courageous, expansive, something here... perhaps it`s a matter of skipping a beat before hitting the shudder... a heartbeat...
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:36 said :
... that`s a.m.
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:37 said :
and that`s shutter...hope your day was a good one... do tell...
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petitesoeur @ 2003-10-09 01:33 said :
just got home from my day today -)here was my day: "fog of war" press screening -- took photos of errol morris, ate lunch with the rest of the press office, got some work accomplished @ my desk, got dressed for the evening, "young adam" public screening: shot tilda swinton & ewan mcgregor & david bryne in the greenroom -- another photographer kicked me in the shin, hung out in the greenroom -- having seen the film @ its press screening -- listened to the q&a -- went to the after party for a 1/2 hour & then went to the nyc fotologgers meetup
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mxp @ 2003-10-09 16:33 said :
this is great. i actually thought about doing this, but now it`s been done. damn! ;) (i think i still might do it)
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stills @ 2003-10-09 21:26 said :
... why don`t you do it here?
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stills @ 2003-10-10 14:13 said :
...will post some sukkah pics in a few days.... meanwhile there`s some on www.fotolog.net/jerusalem
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stills @ 2003-10-10 14:14 said :
... Hag Sameach!
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jackies @ 2003-10-10 17:37 said :
Grr... they SAID the fog would burn off and it would be sunny. Lies, I tell you, lies! What a grey day today... I love both of your fotologs!
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In her concluding comments at this year’s UBCM conference, Premier Christy Clark announced that B.C. will be moving forward with a bridge to replace the Massey Tunnel and that there will be infrastructure planning grants available for Northwest LNG communities.
The UBCM conference is a chance for local governments to engage with each other and the provincial government and an opportunity for local governments to meet face to face with provincial cabinet ministers. It allows for an exchange of ideas and best practices, all aimed at making B.C. a better place. To find out more about what’s happening at this year’s conference, head to the BC Government Newsroom: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/09/ubcm-2013.html
Public comments; FWC commission meeting in Jacksonville, July 13-14, 2022.
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Somewhere I’ve read that banks employed Classical detailing in the façade to impart the sense of stability and permanence. The Bank of LaCrosse (Mecklenburg County, Virginia) is no exception, a small town bank exhibiting the Classical features that seemed standard for early banks. I have no date for the structure but guess before 1925; I also don’t know the building material. The façade is framed by four pilasters instead of columns, one at each corner and the remaining two on either side of the entrance. The stylized capitals are elongated and grooved. Above the overhang are recessed panels, functioning as extensions of the pilasters. The overhang has prominent rectangular brackets which resemble large dentil. Below that at each corner is a circular floral design and the name of the bank. A broken pediment is above the entrance with an urn (in funerary sculpture it symbolized immortality, hence permanence of the institution). There's an ornamental swag pattern in the panel between the two large brackets, which support the pediment, and below each bracket are long narrow vertical panels. The doorway itself consists of narrow grooves. The windows are fixed and are enclosed within a large panel between the pilasters in a set pattern (except for the window above the entrance): the second-story windows are arched and have recessed areas, simulating a surround with a bracket form as the keystone; the first story windows are to either side of the entrance; between the stories is a recessed ornamented rectangular panel and below the first-story windows the panel is raised instead of recessed.
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