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"I love fantasy. I love horror. I love musicals. Whatever doesn't really happen in life is what I'm interested in. As a way of commenting on everything that does happen in life, because ultimately the only thing I'm really interested in is people." ~Joss Whedon
Our quiet Friday turned out to be a freaky Friday after all. Jason came to visit after getting back from Queensland and Kam surprised us with a visit as well. We ended up watching an Aussie horror movie based on real-life events, called Wolf Creek, I ended up hyperventilating a bit while Kam kept her cool interviewing Jason about his holiday chick escapades :o) We missed the happy Friday gang and always Selz, but we're planning to celebrate the end of my Project 365.
Jason showed Kam photos from his phone of "Le Hot Chic" and Kam's innocent probing resulted in this question:
Kam: "Jason...where's her face?"
Seventeen (17) more days to go...
Just wanted to thank my awesome friend Jeff for sharing a beautiful movie called Women are Heroes, saw the preview and Alex is looking for it this weekend :o) Thanks Jeff :o)
I've been thinking a lot more about life post-365, I think I might take a 2 week hiatus, have a bit of a breather and then focus more on series. I had this idea of focusing on studying artists and doing re-interpretations of their work or compositions. I don't think I'll ever fade away from flickr, this is one of the few places I feel at home. :o)
Hope you're having a great weekend dear friends :o)
Comment les Smart Cities peuvent-elles contribuer au mieux-être des citoyens ? Quels sont les leviers qui permettent de créer une culture du partage et de l'innovation ? Quels sont les critères technico-économiques, environnementaux et le montage juridico-financier des projets étrangers ? Quelles sont les contraintes spécifiques rencontrées par les villes d’Asie du Sud-Est et les prérequis nécessaires aux projets de smart city ?
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Titan Books - Trade paperback - ISBN 9 781781 165294 - copyright 10-2013
comments by CR:
Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth - edited by Stephen Jones [2019-04-17 - anthology - review 0812]
For fans of H.P. Lovecraft's fiction and especially his story "Shadow Over Innsmouth" this is an highly recommended book. The editor Mr. Jones acquired stories that would relate, or enlarge upon the substance and themes of the Lovecraft story. Adding to the pleasure of reading this book are several full page "Innsmouth" black and white drawings interspaced through the text. Included are an editors introduction and very informative several paragraph discussion about each contributor. As an unexpected bonus a discarded draft of Lovecraft's "Shadow Over Innsmouth" is included.
I found all eleven stories entertaining, some more than others. Admittedly some of the stories has just a marginal association with the Lovecraft story. I have noted the two stories that were strongly associated with events in Innsmouth.
·The Quest for Y'ha-nthlei by John S. Glasby - This story is a faithful amplification of an event specifically mentioned in Lovecraft's story "Shadow Over Innsmouth". The story is a reading of three confidential eyewitness reports of the governments offensive in Innsmouth to route out the Dragon cult.
·The Taint • novella by Brian Lumley - A retired doctor from Innsmouth settles in an decayed English seaside town inhabited by several residents with an overwhelming affinity for things aquatic. Significant expansion on Innsmouth themes of transformation and Dagon worship. Longest and best story in the book.
· Afterwords: Contributors' Notes • (2005) • essay by uncredited
·Another Fish Story • [The Diogenes Club] • (2005) • novelette by Kim Newman
·Brackish Waters • (2005) • novelette by Richard A. Lupoff
·Discarded Draft of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" • (1931) • short story by H. P. Lovecraft
·Eggs • (2000) • short story by Steve Rasnic Tem
·Fair Exchange • (2005) • short story by Michael Marshall Smith
·From Cabinet 34, Drawer 6 • (2005) • novelette by Caitlín R. Kiernan
·Introduction: Weird Shadows... • (2005) • essay by Stephen Jones
·Raised by the Moon • (2001) • novelette by Ramsey Campbell
·Take Me to the River • (2005) • novelette by Paul J. McAuley [as by Paul McAuley]
·The Coming • (1997) • short story by Hugh B. Cave
·The Quest for Y'ha-nthlei • (2005) • novelette by John S. Glasby [as by John Glasby]
·The Taint • (2005) • novella by Brian Lumley
·Voices in the Water • (2005) • short story by Basil Copper
· Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth • (2005) • interior artwork by Randy Broecker
· Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth • (2005) • interior artwork by Les Edwards
· Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth • (2005) • interior artwork by Bob Eggleton
· Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth • (2005) • interior artwork by Allan Servoss
ET voilà comment Maya se rafraîchit par ces grosses chaleurs....
Rien de tel qu'un bon bain bien froid ;-)
Maya in a cold bath because it's so hot outside here in France....
So funny !!!
Public comments; FWC commission meeting in Jacksonville, July 13-14, 2022.
FWC photo by Megan Mitchell
W&M Family Portrait - 176 terabytes of blood sweat and "branded content"
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... to comments on this pic :P (don't be offended, I was just having a laugh and it gave me an idea for a self portrait!) :D
Also sorry to 365 days pool for posting 3 pics at a time, I just started taking pics. Also it means the first pic I post isn't a half naked one :P
Day 3
[ Comment from professor in charge ] Koichi Ono
The lines unreeled impromptu, freely from the movement of the artist's body create exquisite symphony of figure and ground. This kind of expression is frequently seen in the combination of water colour and paper. However, when one tries to do this by oil on canvas it is apt to fail. Courageous efforts were made to tackle with this difficult task, though the process lead her to confront fundamental problems on structure of the composition. She endured persistently, and after numerous experiments wonderfully achieved completion.
Prof. Koichi Ono 小野皓一
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My first LFF since October 2023 and we had a great time.
We started off in LFF's new start venue,Bridge End Social. LFF has been cryng our for a suitable start venue since the MArriott repurposed theirs back in December 2022. Bridge End Social seems to tick all the boxes - it was a great start venue,
From there we wen to the PAck Horse an we were joined by our friends Janet and Phil. Then on to The End and we finished the night in Smokestack.
In The End with Lyn.
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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