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BCWF Wrestling - WildMania - Matt Scorpion Vs Spike Dragon, Eddie Dark, Joey D, Toto Kiss
Matt Scorpion def. (Pin) Spike Dragon, Eddie Dark, Joey D, Toto Kiss
Type of match : TLC (Tables - Laddersand - Chairs)
( En novembre 2018 il assista et anima son dernier Wrestle World 4 .
Mais avant de nous quittes et faire de nous des 'orphelins' , il avait encore ecrit une derniere carte , un dernier show .
Alors en l'honneur de cet homme qui a realise ses reves et nous les a transmis , qui nous a enseignes son savoir et nous appelaient 'Mes enfants'' , le 6 septembre la BWS organise le show ' WILDMANIA ' en memoire de Mr Salvatore Bellomo.
Et comme il disait avant chaque debut de show
' Allez les enfants , amusez-vous et ne vous faites pas mal ! '
In November 2018 he attended and animated his last Wrestle World 4.
But before we left and make us 'orphans', he had written a last card, a last show.
So in honor of this man who realized his dreams and transmitted them to us, who taught us his knowledge and called us 'My children', on September 6 the BWS organizes the show 'WILDMANIA' in memory of Mr. Salvatore Bellomo.
And as he said before each show start
'Go kids, have fun and do not hurt yourself!' )
Post Processing is a major part of my passion for photography. I might grow tired of it in the future, but at the moment, I'm reading and learning any processing method I can get my hands on.
I've seen some spectacular processing skills on flickrs. Naturally, the greedy information whore in me always love to learn techniques from other unabashedly. There are those who simply ignore my inquiry, some who are too politely to say "No" and give some vague ass answers, and some who are just open and generous enough to even walk me through their process.
I completely and sincerely appreciate those who lend me a helping hand, and I've openly thanked them and introduced their work. They so selflessly share with me techniques that they have invested a long time to figure out.
I can understand why some don't want to share their secrets for various justifiable reasons. I might keep the same secret coke formula or KFC recipe if I'm using it for commercial profit. Since I have endured and understood the pain of seeing a great processed image, only to fail to reproduce similar effect after countless trials and errors, I want to share with the flickr community tutorials I've come across that are posted openly on the net.
I have to thank you again for those friends who are nice and graceful enough to share their knowledge and wisdom, you know who you are.
A modified processing inspired by Vanillaroid by Christopher Wesser. Thank you very much.
Mailbox taken on the trip to Pisa, Italy.
Saraswati is a Goddess that was worshipped in the Vedic religion. She is the goddess of knowledge and all literary arts including music, arts, and speech. She is also worshipped as the Goddess of thoughts of truth and forgiving. She is mentioned in the Rig Veda as well as in Puranic texts. It was likely that She originated as a river Goddess because Her name in Sanskrit means "she who has lakes or pools". (Taken from: www.thaiexotictreasures.com/saraswati.html)
48/365
This was a collaboration I did with my friend Jack. Check out his flickr HERE
February 17, 2011
© Austin Sullivan 2011
365 Project - Day 245
This is a Jaume Plensa installation I shot on day 99 (flic.kr/p/hMwoYn), a cold November night. We had the most amazing blue skies today (I didn’t even use a polariser for this shot) and I missed quite a few great photo opportunities later on day 245 because I didn’t shlep my camera to the Opera where we spent the evening.
Six more of the books I've completed as part of the series of twenty-five. I have twenty-one of the books completed (as of today) with the other four two be finished by the end of the week. I have a few more pieces to figure out for the installation of the work. Things are going well so far.
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Knowledge balance sheet is a systematic inventory of knowledge and activities to its development, management and exploitation.
SAMPHIRE archaeologist Andrew Roberts sharing knowledge at Girvan with Harbour Master Roddy Leach during community engagement in 2015.
Image by Abby Mynett, Wessex Archaeology.
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October 4, Saraswati, is celebrated by the Balinese people bringing offerings to their holy books and scrolls in their houses, while students celebrate it at school, usually in the morning, and the office-workers in their office. The philosophy of Saraswati day is that the most important thing for human life is knowledge.
October 5, Banyu Pinaruh, The day after Saraswati Day is Banyu Pinaruh day. "Banyu" means water and "Pinaruh" mean wisdom. In other words, we must have wisdom which always flows like water and which is useful for human kind. We pray for Dewi Saraswati (manifestation of God) to give us cleverness and wisdom. The people usually take a bath in the sea or a lake or river and drink traditional medicine which is made from many various leaves which is very good for our health. The philosophy of Banyu Pinaruh day is the second most important thing for human life is good health.
October 5, Idul Adha, is a very important day for Muslims around the world, including those here in Bali. The occassion is Idul Adha, a day which celebrates Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son for Allah (this religion seems to get off on pain for some reason). Allah allowed Abraham to kill a goat instead, so Muslims celebrate by visiting the masjid (mosque) then eating goat satay.
October 8, Pagerwesi, Four days after Saraswati Day, on Buda (or Wednesday), Kliwon, Wuku Sinta, is Pagerwesi day. "Pager" meaning fence and "Wesi" meaning iron. On this day, Balinese pray to Sang Hyang Pramesti Guru (manifestation of God). All Balinese have offerings to their Sanggah (temple in their home) and at all of their temples. This is the second biggest holiday after Galungan day for the Balinese. The philosophy of this celebration is that they must keep knowledge, health, food, cloth and gold high in their lives to keep the universe in balance.
October 8, Purnama Kapat, Purnama, or full moon in Bali is always a special day for ceremonies and festivities. Hundreds of temples all over the island celebrate their anniversary on a specific full moon each year. Since full moon is also considered as an auspicious day, hundreds of ceremonies are held in all corner of the island on this sacred day.
October 18, Tumpek Landep, Taking place on the Saturday of Landep in the second week of the Pakuwon, Tumpek Landep is a day of offerings to the weapons of war in Bali. These include guns or other weapons and in particular, the sacred kris.Taking place on the Saturday of Landep in the second week of the Pakuwon, Tumpek Landep is a day of offerings to the weapons of war in Bali. These include guns or other weapons and in particular, the sacred kris.Taking place on the Saturday of Landep in the second week of the Pakuwon, Tumpek Landep is a day of offerings to the weapons of war in Bali. These include guns or other weapons and in particular, the sacred kris.
October 22, Budha Cemeng Ukir, is the day of Sang Hyang Manik Galih who descended as Sang Hyang Ongkara Mreta to the physical world, the Balinese Hindus pray to Dewa Sang Hyang Sri Nini for prosperity and protection with special offerings. The intended cleansing of the mind starts with a special ceremony called metirtha gocara which is performed with a canang offering and wangi-wangian, sweet smelling incense and flowers at the sangga of the family temple and the plankiran (wall temple) of the bedroom.
October 23, Tilem Kapat, On this day extra offerings are made around the family compound, as well as some offerings placed on the ground at the entrance to the house compound. The towering 'sesajen' offerings are also often taken to the village temple. Depending on the time of year, many temples then hold various forms of entertainment for the village - dancing, wayang puppet performances, arja plays - to coincide with the special prayers for Tilem.
October 28, Anggara Kasih Kulantir, is a reocccuring, auspicious cleansing day for the mind of the individual family members and for the physical world and all creatures that inhabit it. At Anggara Kliwon the Balinese Hindus meditate and pray to Dewa Ludra for support to cleanse one's mind and the physical world in which one is reincarnated. Afterwards a special ceremony called metirtha gocara is held which is performed with a canang offering and wangi-wangian, sweet smelling incense and flowers at the sangga of the family temple and the plankiran (wall temple) of the bedroom.
After being inspired by Flicker I have decided the only way to improve on my photography is practise, practise, practise!! Today was an attempt at self portrait – and as you know I prefer to be behind the scene rather that in front! Myself will be revealed as time passes on so, what’s for my first photo?? My fave pastime at the moment is reading photography books. So for my first shot - me engrossed!! I did not realize just how difficult taking self portrait can be in regards to focus, and how time consuming it becomes to constantly set self timer and recompose etc. A learning experience today. So for my first shot – my 44 year old hand holds a wealth of knowledge that needs to be applied to real life!
For knowledge, too is itself a power.
Sir Francis Bacon
© 2011 Eric Adeleye Photography. (Press "L" for a larger view of the photograph)
The bonds that two brothers share are like no others. I always enjoy photographing Donte and Keon whenever I can. I told them to just pretend I wasn't standing in front of them and I started taking pictures. I like when people can just be themselves in front of my camera. Donte (on the left in this photograph) is preparing to take the GRE exam for graduate school. Keon (on the right in this photograph) finishing up his PHD program at the University of Pennsylvania in Africana Studies. Both are undergraduate alumni of Wake Forrest University in North Carolina. Yes, they are identical twins, it took me a while, but I can tell them apart from each other now.
Knowledge Corridor work at Milepost 44 shows completed track work in this section of the Knowledge Corridor.
The Knowledge Corridor - Restore Vermonter Project will restore Amtrak's intercity passenger train service to its original route by relocating the Vermonter from the New England Central Railroad back to its former route on the Pan Am Southern Railroad. The Pan Am Southern route provides a shorter and more direct route for the Vermonter between Springfield and East Northfield, and improves access to densely populated areas along the Connecticut River. The Pan Am Southern route would include station stops at the former Amtrak station at Northampton and the new intermodal station at Greenfield. The routing of Amtrak service in Vermont and south of Springfield would remain unchanged.
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Title: The Knowledge - 2010
Portland State Art Professor Harrell Fletcher, with assistance from Avalon Kalin
Books selected from the PSU Millar Library by members of the PSU community, digital print
This mural is part of a unique partnership between Portland Development Commission, Regional Arts & Culture Council, and PSU, called the Block by Block Art Program.
me as Patchouli Knowledge from Touhouvania (Koumajou Densetsu II)
photo by Catspassion
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Title: Petit Larousse, o los ciegos y el brontosaurio (Petit Larousse, or The Blind Men and the Brontosaurus)
Date: 2018
Medium: digital collage
This is a collaborative work by Yamandú Cuevas, Julia Cuevas, Marta Villa, Mariana Fossatti, Mauricio Planel and Marcia Albuquerque. The work traveled online between Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Playa Verde and Solymar (Uruguay). Was made using analogue and digital techniques.
As collagists, we work with preexisting material extracted from diverse sources, like encyclopedias, dictionaries, popular magazines and illustrated reference works. It is a fascinating material to work with, but specially interesting for this exhibition, because it allows us to play with the traditional senses about what knowledge is and how it is represented, modifying the classic narratives that have been used to transmit it, in different times and contexts.
Our main source of images was a Larousse dictionary in Spanish, from 1985. Like every dictionary, it follows an alphabetical order, but such order is at the same time a disorder. When turning the pages we see countries, machines, animals, plants, symbols and maps mixed in a fascinating chaos. It's like a great collage.
This work is also a reference to the parable of the blind men and the elephant. Different parts of the body of a brontosaurus (instead of an elephant) appear in each collage: the head, the trunk and the tail. In the same way that the blind men do, we perceive different parts of an unknown animal. Then it is necessary to share our individual perceptions in order to reach an agreement about what that animal is. And like the blind men in the parable, we tried, although will never be possible a single interpretation.
This work was created for the Wikimania 2018 "What is Knowledge?" Art Exhibition, curated by Siko Bouterse and Johnson.
All abstract knowledge is a faded reality: this is because to understand the world is not enough, you must see it, touch it, live in its presence and drink the vital heat of existence in the very heart of reality.
The idea here is about the advance of knowledge.
The spines are the various disciplines which must necessarily diverge as we attempt to understand a universe where the unknown always exceeds the known. Each spine has a path forward, an advance into the unknown.
The horizontal weaving strands are the threads we weave as we attempt to connect the various disciplines. We find language and weave the disciplines together to make the knowledge useful and meaningful.
The spines must always precede the horizontal weave, because they are the frame the weave is built on. You can't weave together threads of knowledge that don't yet exist.
Without the weaving the spines just lay flat on the ground and radiate out. And without the spines the basket is just a coiled garden hose on the ground. But together they hold each other up and create structure.
It's the spines and connections together that give the basket its utility, that makes it able to hold things and so on. And the continuing journey makes the basket bigger and bigger. Over time it holds more and more meaning, life, knowledge and goodness. It's a cornucopia! :)
London taxi drivers go through stringent training to obtain their licence, they need to pass “The Knowledge”, a test which is amongst the hardest to pass in the world, it has been described as like having an atlas of London implanted into your brain. No two days are ever the same for London cabbies, they just never know who is going to be climbing into the back of their cabs. Taxi drivers meet people from all walks of life, the rich and famous, arguing couples and tourists who always have a question or two that they would like answering. Add this factor to the amount you can earn as a London taxi driver and it is a career many feel is well worth the effort.
An effort that requires you to memorise every possible route through the city as well as memorising landmarks and points of interest, museums, parks, police stations, churches, theatres and schools and not just the famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace and Nelsons Column. The hardest of all taxi driver tests in the world is how many have described “The London Knowledge” a reputation which very few would argue with.
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