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Mason Lacrosse Boosters sell items to raise funds for the band before the Comets first home game of the season on Sept. 2. The Comets lost to the Lancaster Golden Gales 41-35 in OT. The Enquirer/Rachel Richardson
These mason bees take advantage of existing holes drilled in trees to deposit their eggs in chambers, each walled from the next with a wall of mud, and each provisioned with a supply of pollen. These logs include empty holes, partially-filled holes, and finished holes (sealed shut with a protective daub of masonry).
Photographer: Josh See
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Mason Patrick last T-ball game of the 2011 spring season,
Forestville Youth Park, Forestville
May 21, 2011
Completed in 1787, Mason's Hall is the oldest Masonic hall in continuous use in the United States.
The Lodge was named for Most Worshipful Edmund Randolph, the Grand Master of Masons in Virginia. He was also the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia and a Delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.
On Saturday, October 30, 1824, Brother General Marquis de Lafayette was made an honorary member of Richmond Randolph Lodge No. 19, as was his son, George Washington Lafayette. This was Lafayette's last visit to America and on May 30, 1834, he died.
October 24th, 2011.
Wide Mouth Mason opened for Big Sugar during their Revolution Per Minute tour stop in Victoria, BC.
Tom Dawson of Mason, a Commander in the Mason American Legion Post 194 and a Vietnam veteran, pauses after placing a wreath honoring POW's and MIA's on the POW/MIA eternal flame memorial at the Mason Veterans Memorial in Mason, OH. during a Veterans Day ceremony Friday November 11, 2005. The Cincinnati Enquirer / Brandi Stafford
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Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets suoneranno le canzoni dei Pink Floyd in uno show incredibile il 20 settembre al Teatro degli Arcimboldi di Milano.
Una data italiana per gli attesissimi Saucerful of Secrets, il supergruppo capitanato da Nick Mason, co-fondatore ed ex-batterista dei leggendari Pink Floyd. La formazione, che comprende inoltre Guy Pratt (ex-bassista dei Pink Floyd), Lee Hass (Blockheads), Gary Kemp (Spandau Ballet) e il compositore Dom Beken, si esibirà il prossimo 20 settembre al Teatro degli Arcimboldi di Milano.
Si tratta di un concerto unico per celebrare i primi lavori musicali dei Pink Floyd, che includono i brani tratti dagli album 'The Piper At The Gates of Dawn' e 'A Saucerful Of Secrets’.
Pochissime band al mondo sono state rilevanti culturalmente nel mondo come i Pink Floyd, uno dei gruppi con più dischi venduti di tutti i tempi. Nick Mason è uno dei fondatori e l’unico membro ad aver sempre fatto parte del gruppo, in tutti gli album e performance live.
Si tratta del grande ritorno in scena per Nick Mason dal concerto dei Pink Floyd a Londra nel 2005, Live 8.
Nick Mason - drums, gong
Guy Pratt - bass, vocals
Gary Kemp - guitars, vocals
Lee Harris - guitars, backing vocals
Dom Beken - keyboards