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Sweet blooms found yesterday in the late afternoon.....spring is completely in the air this week.
I could feel the change of season and smell it so keenly this morning. Grateful for the sunshine and all the color that it brings.
Texture via boccacino
Taken while this event: CECI N'EST PAS…
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A glass box in the city centre. Inside is a living tableau that changes every day. Disconcerting scenes – that some find embarrassing, others intriguing – leave no one indifferent. The Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven concocts destabilizing and potentially explosive images, deliberately poking away at our taboos. 10 days, 10 events, 10 cold showers.
Ceci n’est pas... presents different people in a display case in situations that do not meet the criteria of perfection and success promoted by marketing propaganda. In an era of visual discomfiture where the passerby is submerged by reassuring visual ads aimed at the frenetic consumers we have become, this highly subversive jack-in-the-box worms its way into the city centre, upsetting orthodox convictions, disturbing humdrum routines. Taken aback and maybe even shocked, spectators express opinions, argue, reflect. The public space, suddenly a theatre of imperfection and trouble, becomes a place for discussion and exchange. This is not a commercial.
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Thi is taken from the back of the SECC Auditorium in Glasgow, Scotland. The size of the crowds here for the Osmonds is something that those in the US really can't believe. Well, here's some picture proof.
They open with Crazy Horses with full lights and smoke for a great display.
African Fusion dance group with Yenenesh Nigusse as the main dancer. Multicultural performance in the city today as part of World Refugee Day
A Saturday afternoon inside the historic Gruene Hall (pronounced "green") where live music is free and the beer is cold.
Panaracer 27.5" x 3.5" tires, mounted onto a 6-year old Velocity Blunt wheelset. I only had 1 bike that the wheelset and tire combo would fit into: a Performance Bikes 29" alloy frame with a Karate Monkey fork.
My plan is to build up a B+ wheelset with wider rims, then move the tires onto that wheelset and put it into my wife's fat bike... or my Vertigo when she isn't using it :)
Debajit Biswas performs on the classical Indian guitar, the sarod, with the dummer Amit Kavthekar on the tabla.