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In the tropical dome.
(Updated 2/23: a picture from this shoot is in the March 2008 issue of Milwaukee Magazine. The model is Jemme Hartwig and the photog is Dan Bishop.)
March 17, 2012 - Niall Horan from the band One Direction - One Direction in Concert at WIOQ's iHeartRadio Theatre in Bala Cynwyd, PA, USA, famouspix.zenfolio.com/p105242967
The Illinois Institute of Art - Schaumburg
Fall 2011 "Art Direction" class
Photo Location: Faux Design Studio, Addison, IL
Dec 9, 2011 (6p-10p)
I travel the void, not thinking about direction
all seems the same to me-
Cold, calm, deserted
all seems apart of me-
I travel the void, walking further away from the light
all seems to frighten me-
Pretenders, Hypocrites, Fakes
all seem to know me-
I stop to catch my breathe
air seems to not enter me-
I travel the void-deeper, darker
Distance isn't an option to me-
'Enter the darkness' reads the sign,
Doesn't seem to phase me-
Cold sweat drips, knees shake, breathe draws weak
Death is after me-
Yet I continue to walk the void
I do this for me-
System shutting down, lungs collapse, skin turns blue
I did this for me-
'I Left My Wife'
from Rebelious Jay
www.poemhunter.com/poem/i-left-my-life/
[ p/s : the title and poem are credited to the poet ]
[Giovanni Portelli Photography]
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"Behold I Make All Things New" (Rev 21:5)
Join hundreds of women of all ages for a full day's Retreat hosted by the Sisters of Life who are visiting from the USA!
The Retreat is back this year after last year's huge success which saw over 250 women and children come together in Advent to deepen their prayer life and be inspired in their faith.
The Retreat will include talks from the Sisters of Life as well as Fr Greg Morgan, Holy Mass, led Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament by the Sisters, opportunities for Confession & Spiritual Direction as well as opportunities to meet & chat to the Sisters.
Priests attending: Fr Greg Morgan, Fr Paul Rowse, Fr Peter Joseph, Fr Lam Vu, Fr Peter Kwok, Fr Michael DeStoop & Fr Epeli Iowane Qimaqima
PALACIO DE LOS CAPITANES GENERALES
Ce palais abrite l'actuel musée de la ville. Construit de 1776 à 1791, sous la direction du capitaine général Felipe Fondesviela, marquis de la Torre, le palais est inauguré par l'illustre Don Luis de las Casas. A partir de cette date, et pour plus de cent ans, le palais devient la résidence officielle des capitaines généraux nommés par le roi d'Espagne, représentant la première autorité civile et militaire de l'île. Au total, 65 gouverneurs s'y succèdent. En 1834, Miguel de Tacón apporte à l'édifice de grandes transformations, encore visibles aujourd'hui. Les derniers prisonniers de droit commun en sont délogés, et les cellules, réaménagées en ateliers, sont louées à des artisans. A la fin de la domination espagnole, le palais accueille successivement les gouvernements issus de la première et de la deuxième interventions américaines (1899-1902 et 1906-1909). Il fait office de palais présidentiel entre 1902 et 1920. Par la suite, la mairie de La Havane y tient ses séances de conseil jusqu'en 1967, date à laquelle commence sa restauration. Le musée de la Ville ouvre ses portes l'année suivante. Ce bâtiment est sans nul doute le plus important de l'héritage colonial espagnol. Avec le palais voisin, celui du Segundo Cabo, et la cathédrale, il forme une trilogie du baroque cubain. La façade donnant sur la place compte neuf arcades prenant appui sur dix colonnes, couronnées de l'écusson espagnol. Les moulures, corniches, et autres éléments décoratifs, ont été reprises par bien des architectes de l'époque pour d'autres palais havanais. Vous ne manquerez pas de constater que les pavés de la rue Tacón, juste devant la façade du palais, sont en bois... On dit que le cliquetis des roues des calèches sur la pierre troublait le sommeil d'un capitaine général et de son épouse et qu'un aide de camp, désireux de s'attirer les faveurs de son maître, a fait alors remplacer les pavés de pierre par des pavés de bois.
This palace houses the current museum of the city. Built from 1776 to 1791, under the leadership of Captain General Felipe Fondesviela, Marquis de la Torre, the palace is inaugurated by the illustrious Don Luis de las Casas. From this date, and for over a hundred years, the palace became the official residence of the captains-general appointed by the King of Spain, representing the first civilian and military authority of the island. In total, 65 governors succeed one another. In 1834, Miguel de Tacón brought to the building of great transformations, still visible today. The last prisoners of common law are dislodged, and the cells, redeveloped in workshops, are rented to craftsmen. At the end of Spanish rule, the palace successively hosts the governments of the first and second American interventions (1899-1902 and 1906-1909). It serves as a presidential palace between 1902 and 1920. Subsequently, the Havana City Council holds its council meetings until 1967, when it begins its restoration. The City Museum opens its doors the following year. This building is undoubtedly the most important of the Spanish colonial heritage. With the neighboring palace, that of Segundo Cabo, and the cathedral, it forms a trilogy of Cuban Baroque. The facade overlooking the square has nine arches resting on ten columns, crowned with the Spanish crest. Moldings, cornices, and other decorative elements were taken over by many architects of the time for other Havanese palaces. You will not fail to notice that the cobblestones of Tacón Street, just in front of the facade of the palace, are made of wood ... It is said that the rattling of the carts on the stone disturbed the sleep of a captain general and his wife and an aide-de-camp, eager to win the favor of her master, then had the stone pavers replaced with wooden pavers.
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Scott Jurek vest. I received it the other day in the mail. I'm planning on trying it out this weekend. This is soo cool!
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