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I am now published in a newspaper. Last Friday the Arizona Daily Star, the local paper in Tucson, AZ, published an article in the paper and online about a friend of mine who is receiving an award this weekend from the Tohono O'odham tribe for his work to preserve the traditions and cultures of the Maricopa tribe. The journalist did not feel like driving up from Tucson to Phoenix to get any photos so I took some and sent them to her and three were published.
I am honored to be invited by Richard to attend the awards banquet on Saturday. My wife and I will make a weekend of it.
On-line, only the Spanish version of the article had the photographs (but these are the three). If you are interested in the article about Richard you can go to www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/310793.php. If that does not work, go to www.azstarnet.com/ and then in the upper right corner search on Richard Goodridge and the two articles will come up (Spanish and English).
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The Postcard
A postally unused postcard that was published by the Photochrom Co. Ltd. of London and Tunbridge Wells. The card was posted in Edinburgh using a three-halfpenny stamp on the 10th. June.
It was sent by Mary C. Taylor to:
Frau Auguste Grünhauser,
Hauptstraße 65,
Wien III,
Oesterreich.
The year of posting is not legible, but we do know that the 1½d. postal rate for postcards sent abroad from the UK was in force between the 13th. June 1921 and the 30th. April 1940.
The Victoria Embankment
The Victoria Embankment (shown in the photograph) is part of the Thames Embankment, a road and river-walk along the north bank of the River Thames in London.
It runs from the Palace of Westminster to Blackfriars Bridge in the City of London, and acts as a major thoroughfare for road traffic between the City of Westminster and the City of London.
It is noted for several memorials, such as the Battle of Britain Monument, permanently berthed retired vessels, such as HMS President, and public gardens, including the Victoria Embankment Gardens.
History of the Victoria Embankment
The Victoria Embankment was designed by civil engineer Francis Webb Sheilds, who submitted designs to a Royal Commission appointed in 1861.
Following acceptance of the designs, construction was carried out by the Metropolitan Board of Works. This started in 1865, was completed in 1870 under the direction of Joseph Bazalgette.
The Victoria Embankment was one element of a three-part work, the other two parts being the Albert Embankment, from the Lambeth end of Westminster Bridge to Vauxhall; and the Chelsea Embankment, extending from Millbank to the Cadogan Pier at Chelsea, close by Battersea Bridge.
The contractor for the work was Thomas Brassey. The original impetus was the need to provide London with a modern sewerage system. Another major consideration was the relief of congestion on the Strand and Fleet Street.
The embankments were designed as a contribution to "the appropriate, and appropriately civilized, cityscape for a prosperous commercial society."
John Thwaites, the chair of the Metropolitan Board of Works, made note that the embankments were an important step in making London recognised as an exemplary imperial city, and that the embankments were the greatest public work to be taken in London.
This imperial power was represented in the embankments' grandeur, and could be seen in the way they controlled nature, linking the local experience of nature in London to the global rivalries of imperial powers.
The project involved building out on to the foreshore of the River Thames, thereby narrowing the river. The construction work required the purchase and demolition of much expensive riverside property.
The cut-and-cover tunnel for the District Railway was built within the Embankment and roofed over to take the roadway.
The embankment was faced with granite, and penstocks, designed to open at ebb tide to release diluted sewage when rainstorms flooded the system. They were built into it as a means of preventing backups in the drainage system, and of periodically flushing the mud banks.
At ground level, in addition to the new roads, two public gardens were laid out. One of these backs onto the government buildings of Whitehall, and the other stretches from Hungerford Bridge to Waterloo Bridge.
The gardens contain many statues, including a monument to Bazalgette. The section of the gardens between Waterloo Bridge and Charing Cross station also includes a large bandstand, where musical performances are given, and the 1626 watergate of the former York House built for the first Duke of Buckingham.
The Victoria section was the most complex of the three sections. It was much larger, more complex and more significant to the metropolis than the other two embankments. When people refer to "the Embankment" they are almost always referring to that portion of it.
It was officially opened on the 13th. July 1870 by the Prince of Wales and Princess Louise. The total cost of the construction of the Victoria Embankment is estimated to be £1,260,000, and the purchase of property at £450,000.
On the river side, new steamboat piers and landing stairs were designed for river access. Above ground were a tree-lined roadway and pedestrian walkways, surfaced with York paving stone and decorative gaslight posts for the top of the wall. (Two of these posts can be seen on the right of the photograph, with Cleopatra's Needle behind the further one).
Issues in Construction
Construction of the Victoria Embankment proved to be difficult because of the grandness of it. Parliament was assured that three years would be ample time to complete the project, but it wasn't.
In addition to not having a large enough labour force to complete the work on schedule, the project's architect and property appraiser were challenged in successfully securing rights to all the wharves and other property that were required for access and storage during the project's construction.
They also ran into difficulty in acquiring contracts to maintain access to the steamboat landings at Westminster and Hungerford.
In addition, extra time and money were spent experimenting with a new type of cofferdam, a structure used to keep water out of the construction site, which was crucial for building along the tidal Thames.
Electrification of the Victoria Embankment
In December 1878, Victoria Embankment became the first street in Britain to be permanently lit by electricity. The light was provided by 20 Yablochkov candles powered by a Gramme DC generator. On the 16th. March 1879 the system was extended to 40 lamps, and on the 10th. October to 55 lamps.
Previously the street had been lit by gas, and in June 1884, gas lighting was re-established, as electricity was not competitive.
Notable Sites of the Victoria Embankment
Ships permanently moored by the Victoria Embankment include HMS President, HQS Wellington, and PS Tattershall Castle.
Other notable features include the General Charles Gordon Memorial, the Royal Air Force Memorial, the National Submarine War Memorial, the Battle of Britain Monument, Cleopatra's Needle and the modernistic Cleopatra's Kiosk.
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Catherine of Aragon also first took shelter here.
from the London County Council Survey of London, Volume XXII published in 1950:
“The name Cardinal’s Hat (or Cap), for a house on the site of the present No. 49 Bankside, and for the narrow alley which runs down beside it, dates from at least the time of Elizabeth and perhaps earlier. The suggestion that it was named in compliment to Cardinal Beaufort is attractive but untenable, for Beaufort died in 1447, and the original Cardinal’s Hat was not built till many years later.
The site was described in 1470 as “a void piece of ground”. It is possible that it was named after Cardinal Wolsey who was Bishop of Winchester from 1529-30, although no buildings are mentioned in a sale of the site from John Merston, fishmonger, to Thomas Tailloure, fishmonger in 1533. Stowe lists the Cardinal’s Hat as one of the Stewhouses but he may possibly have been mistaken, including it only because it was one of the more prominent inns on Bankside in his day.
It is shown in the Token Book for 1593 as in occupation of John Raven and as one of a group of houses which in the book for 1588 is described as “Mr. Broker’s Rentes”. Hugh Browker, later the owner of the Manor of Paris Garden, was in possession of ground there in 1579 and it seems likely that he was responsible for the formation of Cardinal’s Cap Alley if not for the building of the original house.
Thomas Mansfield was the tenant of the inn when Edward Alleyn dined there with the “vestrye men” of St. Saviour’s parish in December 1617.
A few years later John Taylor, the water poet makes reference to having supper with “the players” at the Cardinal’s Hat on Bankside. Milchisedeck Fritter, brewer, who tenanted the house from 1627 to 1674 issued a halfpenny token. He was assessed for seven hearths in the hearth tax rolls.
The freehold was sold by Thomas Browker to Thomas Hudson in 1667. The later died in 1688 leaving his “messuages on Bankside” to his sister Mary Greene, with reversion to his great nieces Mary and Sarah Bruce. It was at about this date that the older part of the present house was built. During the 18th century it was bought by the Sells family who both owned and occupied it until 1830. in 1841 Edward Sells of Grove Lane, Camberwell, bequeathed his freehold messauge and yard and stables, being No. 49 Bankside, then in the tenure of George Holditch, merchant, to his son, Vincent Sells. The house is now owned by Major Malcolm Munthe. It has previously been occupied by Anna Lee, the actress.”
Please check out some of my images from my trip to Mexico last year that are now published on this great website:
www.sacred-destinations.com/mexico/chichen-itza.htm
You can see all of my images from Mexico here: www.flickr.com/photos/ciaochessa/sets/72157594395460626/
The creator of the website, Holly, is a fellow flickrer. You can check out her stream here:
www.flickr.com/photos/sacred_destinations/
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Published Accounts Awards 2019.
Dr John Heneghan, UL,
Neil Fitzgerald, CAI,
Brian Aherwin, Eirgrid.
Iain White Photography.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
House burned by Germans, Choisy Au Bac
1918 Nov. 16 (date created or published later by Bain)
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title and date from data provided by the Bain News Service on the negative.
Photograph shows a house burned by German soldiers in France during World War I. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2011)
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
World War, 1914-1918.
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.17612
Call Number: LC-B2- 3271-12
Sukkot March, 2011. Annual march in Jerusalem. Blogged at apinnick.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/photos-sukkot-march-in-...
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The Postcard
A postcard published by O.F. Stengel & Co. Ltd., Post Card Publishers, of London E.C.
The card was posted on Thursday the 12th. September 1907 to:
Miss Anstair,
3, Oxford Avenue,
Mutley,
Plymouth.
The message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"11.9.07.
Thrale Hall Hotel,
Streatham,
London S.W.
We are now staying here
and like it very much indeed.
I quite forgot to say I will
make it all right about
postage of parcel when
we return.
The piano tuner advises
for tomorrow, therefore
the piano will not be tuned
this time.
Hope you are all well".
Alas, the Thrale Hall Hotel is no more - it was demolished, and a block of flats was built in its place.
Streatham Common
Streatham Common is a large open space on the southern edge of Streatham in the London Borough of Lambeth. The shallow sloping lower (western) half of the common is mostly mowed grass, and the upper (eastern) half is mostly woodland with some small areas of gorse scrub and acid grassland. The eastern half has been designated a Local Nature Reserve.
Streatham Common is one of two former areas of common land in the former parish of Streatham. The other is now known as Tooting Bec Common.
After enclosure, the Common was purchased in 1883 for use as a public open space under the Metropolitan Commons Act of 1878. It was at this time that most of the trees lining the edges of the lower common were planted.
The Common has a long tradition of cricket playing from the 18th century, and the right to play cricket is enshrined in the Act that brought the common into public ownership.
Thomas Ripley the famous architect built and lived at number 10 Streatham Common South, now known as Ripley House. Sir Henry Tate, founder of the Tate Gallery and the Tate & Lyle sugar company lived at Park Hill by the Common.
In 2010, Streatham Common was saved from the threat of a 'temporary' ice rink being built on it while Tesco redeveloped the former Streatham ice rink by a vigorous local campaign under the umbrella group 'Hands Off Our Common'.
The Rookery
Adjacent to the historic common, there is a formal garden, The Rookery, formerly the grounds of a large house that housed visitors to one of Streatham's historic mineral wells.
The Rookery is well known for its old cedar trees in the main garden. There is also a rock garden - with a cascade and lower water garden dominated by giant Gunnera.
A series of walled gardens were created in part of the former kitchen gardens, including an Old English Garden and a White Garden - which predates the more famous garden in the same style at Sissinghurst Castle.
The remaining parts of the kitchen gardens, which had been used as a council plant nursery, but had been abandoned for twenty years, are now managed by Streatham Common Community Garden for community food growing, and are open to the public on most Sundays.
The gently sloping lawns of The Rookery are used as an open-air theatre in the summer.
Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted?
Well, the 12th. September 1907 marked the birth in Aalborg of Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen. He was a Danish architect and furniture designer.
After training at the Aalborg Technical School (1924) and at the Art and Crafts School of the Design Museum in Copenhagen (1928), Mølgaard-Nielsen studied furniture design at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (1931–1934).
Hvidt & Mølgaard
Orla's work, which from 1944 was carried out mainly in partnership with Peter Hvidt at the Hvidt & Mølgaard studio, can be divided into three groups: furniture and interior decoration, buildings, and consultancy on large bridge projects.
Hvidt & Mølgaard's pioneering sets of furniture included Portex (1945) and Ax (1950), based on a laminating technique used by furniture maker Fritz Hansen. The chairs were specially designed for export, economizing on space and packaging requirements for transportation. Their church chair remained in the Fritz Hansen collection from 1936 to 2004.
Hvidt & Mølgaard increasingly took on architectural assignments (from 1970 together with Hans Kristensen). Projects covered office buildings and factories, including the De Danske Sukkerfabrikker Building in Copenhagen (1958), as well as collective housing projects in Søllerød, Hillerød and Birkerød (1962–1970), all completed in a light, clear and simple style.
The firm also acted as consultants on the new Little Belt Bridge (1970) and the Vejle Fjord Bridge (1980), playing an important part in the success of their designs.
Death of Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen
Orla died on the 21st. October 1993.
This is not just any book I am looking at. It is a photo book with write-ups about places in North America to travel with kids. Beyond that it is a book that a photo of MINE has been PUBLISHED! It just arrived this past week.
I must tell you I was blown away when I got the request to be paid to have a photo published in a book. (read my blog entry on it here). In addition to that they were paying me to have the photo in the book! AND... in addition to that they would send me a copy of it when it was in print - so here is my copy, in my hands.
See the next two photos in my stream to see the photo credits... and then too click one more photo further in my stream to see the page in the book with my photo printed on it!
Here is info about the book from an email that was written to me about the book when I was just learing about it. ... in case you are interested in getting a copy: Amazing Places to Take Your Kids in North America will be a large coffee table book that you'll be able to find in places like Wal Mart and on the bargain price bookshelves at places like Barnes & Noble. Travel agencies will also give them away as promotional items. About 10,000 copies will be printed.
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La cantante inglese, Jess Glynne, arriva, per la prima volta in Italia, per un concerto imperdibile il 21 marzo 2016 al Fabrique di Milano, con il suo I Cry When I Laugh Tour.
Jess Glynne nasce ad Hampstead e cresce a Muswell Hill, entrambi sobborghi della capitale inglese. Frequentando l’East London College conosce i suoi futuri collaboratori: Jin Jin e il produttore Bless Beats. Uno dei primi pezzi scritto dai tre cattura l’attenzione della Black Butter Records e poi successivamente nell’agosto del 2013 la porta a firmare con l’Atlantic Records. Lo stesso anno il produttore di deep-house, Route 94, la coinvolge nel ri-arrangiamento di My Love che viene pubblicata nella compilation Annie Mac Presents dell’omonima dj. Grazie a quest’ultima canzone, il gruppo elettronico Clean Bandit ingaggia Jess per il singolo Rather Be.
Jess Glynne vanta il record di essere stata la seconda cantante inglese, dopo Cheryl Cole, ad avere avuto cinque singoli piazzati alla numero 1.
La cantante inglese è sicuramente una delle scoperte del pop internazionale di quest’anno, si è presentata infatti agli EMA 2015 con ben 3 nomination per le categorie: Best UK & Ireland Act, Best New e Best Push.
The Postcard
A postcard published by Stengel & Co. of 39, Redcross Street, London E.C.
The card was posted in East Dulwich on Monday the 27th. August 1906 to:
Miss Doris Revell,
Puckeridge,
Ware,
Herts.
The message on the front of the card continued on the divided back:
"... album.
I expect you are enjoying
your holiday.
Mind you take care of
Auntie".
Notable People Associated With Brixton
Notable residents of Brixton include:
- Havelock Ellis, pioneer sexologist lived at Dover Mansions on Canterbury Crescent.
- C. L. R. James, the writer and black political activist, lived in Railton Road, above the offices of Race Today.
- Dan Leno (1860–1904), an English music hall comedian famous for his drag acts lived at 56 Akerman Road.
- David Bowie was born at 40 Stansfield Road, Brixton.
- Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone grew up and lived for many years in Brixton.
- Former British Prime Minister John Major spent part of his childhood in a two-room flat off Coldharbour Lane living with his father, former Music Hall performer Tom Major-Ball.
- Max Wall, comedian and music hall performer, was born in Brixton.
- Freddie Davies, the "parrot-faced" comedian and actor, was born in Brixton in 1937.
- Sharon Osbourne, wife of Ozzy Osbourne and daughter of Don Arden, was born in Brixton.
- Novelist Martin Millar lived here, and most of his novels are set in and around Brixton.
- Frank Reginald Carey, Second World War fighter ace, was born in Brixton.
- In the musical comedy 'Leave it to Jeeves', P. G. Wodehouse revealed that his iconic manservant Jeeves grew up in Brixton.
- Clive Dunn (1920-2012), best known for playing Lance-Corporal Jack Jones ("Don't panic!", and "Permission to speak, sir?") in the British sitcom Dad's Army, was born in Brixton.
Edward Gein
So what else happened on the day the card was posted to Doris?
Well, the 27th. August 1906 marked the birth of Edward Theodore Gein, also known as the Butcher of Plainfield or the Plainfield Ghoul. He was an American murderer and body snatcher.
His crimes, committed around his hometown of Plainfield, Wisconsin, gathered widespread notoriety after authorities discovered Gein had exhumed corpses from local graveyards and fashioned trophies and keepsakes from their bones and skin.
Gein confessed to killing two women; tavern owner Mary Hogan in 1954, and a Plainfield hardware store owner, Bernice Worden, in 1957.
Gein was initially found unfit to stand trial, and confined to a mental health facility. In 1968, Gein was found guilty but legally insane of the murder of Worden, and was remanded to a psychiatric institution.
Death
He died at Mendota Mental Health Institute of liver cancer and respiratory failure, on the 26th. July 1984, age 77.
He is buried next to his family in the Plainfield Cemetery, in a now-unmarked grave.
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Roberto Bolle presenta La Mia Danza Libera, il 5 ottobre, al Teatro Franco Parenti di Milano.
“Roberto Bolle – La Mia Danza Libera”, è una grande show evento di sorprendente spettacolo, in onda su RaiUno sabato 8 ottobre in prima serata. Dopo aver conquistato spazi ed entusiasmi finora destinati solo al mondo del rock, The king of dance, come lo ha definito il New York Times, riporta la danza ai suoi massimi livelli in televisione.
Roberto Bolle sarà infatti il protagonista su RaiUno di una serata speciale, un tributo straordinario alla sua arte, motivo di orgoglio per l’eccellenza italiana in tutto il mondo.
Assieme a Roberto, il dire tore di RaiUno Andrea Fabiano e Giampiero Solari, l’autore dello show.
Un appuntamento esclusivo che vedrà la partecipazione accanto a Roberto Bolle delle stelle del balletto internazionale provenienti dai più prestigiosi palcoscenici di tutto il mondo, ma anche musicisti, attori e cantanti che daranno vita ad uno show imprevedibile e unico nel suo genere. Insieme a loro, infatti, in una location esclusiva del tutto inedita per la televisione, l’“Étoile dei due mondi” sorprenderà il pubblico di RaiUno mostrando possibilità inaspettate della danza e creando sinergie con artisti provenienti da altri mondi dell’arte, con un risultato potente, ironico e sublime insieme, sempre all’insegna della grande qualità.
Roberto Bolle – La Mia Danza Libera sarà anche l’occasione per scoprire il lato più eclettico e leggero dell’étoile della danza tra le più grandi e acclamate a livello internazionale. Primo ballerino al mondo contemporaneamente Étoile del Teatro alla Scala e Principal dell’American Ballet, Roberto Bolle è il protagonista assoluto di una serata imperdibile per appassionati di balletto, ma anche per chi non ha idea di cosa sia un jeté (o un arabesque).
First published in FishHead magazine, March 2015
Basin Reserve, 11 December 1950, 114/235/02, Evening Post Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library
Few places in Wellington are as rich in social history as the Basin Reserve. Nowadays it is regarded internationally as one of the world’s oldest and best cricket grounds. Since the 1860s cricket has always been its main purpose but for much of last century it doubled as a venue for all kinds of other sporting and cultural gatherings.
This photo shows an interprovincial athletics meeting in 1950. The crowds were there, though, to see a guest appearance from the world’s fastest woman, world record holder Marjorie Jackson from Australia. Earlier in the year she had won four gold medals at the Empire Games in Auckland. Still to come were Olympic golds at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, and further world records.
Beforehand there had been local rumours that she had not been racing much lately and there might be a local upset. But, as the photo shows, that was a forlorn hope. In fact, she beat her own 100-yard world record, although it did not count, as she had been swept along by a gale-force tail wind.
Elite women athletes were still somewhat of a novelty. In previous decades conservative sports administrators had decreed that women were not capable of such exertion, and Jackson’s visit prompted some discussion in the sports pages about whether such achievements might make women less “feminine.”
Nowadays the Basin has been remodelled as a cricket oval, regarded by many as one of the best test match venues in the world. It is classed as an historic area by Heritage New Zealand, but that history is under some threat. The grand old stand shown here, built in 1923 and now housing the national cricket museum, may soon be demolished as an earthquake risk, after years of neglect.
More worrying is Tranzit New Zealand’s ongoing determination to build a concrete flyover up against and overlooking the Basin’s northern face - despite that proposal being soundly rejected by a board of enquiry last year. A summer day on the Basin embankment could never be the same after that.
Wellingtonians: From the Turnbull Collections contains a selection of the entries from this Flickr set, and some new ones too. This high-quality publication costs just $29.99. You can pick it up at good bookshops or from the publisher, Steele Roberts.
I'm so excited to share with you my article in the Winter 2011 issue of "Belle Armoire Jewelry". I was given 6 beautiful pages showing my crocheted jewelry.
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Ghali apre la performance di Martin Garrix per Milano Rocks, sabato 10 settembre 2022 all’Ippodromo Snai San Siro.
Fru di The Jackal ha il compito di presentare Ghali e con lui sul palco come ospiti ci sono Axell, Tedua, Digital Astro, Pyrex, Baby Gang e Charlie Charles.
Ghali Amdouni, alias Ghali, è un rapper italiano. Nato a Milano il 21 Maggio 1993 da genitori tunisini, ha sempre vissuto in Italia, nello specifico a Baggio, periferia milanese.
Ha iniziato ad avvicinarsi all'hip hop utilizzando lo pseudonimo Fobia, mutato successivamente in Ghali Foh. Nel 2011 ha fondato i Troupe D'Elite, gruppo nel quale erano presenti anche il rapper Er Nyah (ora conosciuto come Ernia), la cantante Maite e il produttore Fonzie (ora conosciuto come Fawzi).
Il 26 Gennaio 2018 Ghali ha pubblicato il suo singolo Cara Italia, brano cult che ha superato le 128milioni di visualizzazioni su YouTube, venendo certificato triplo disco di platino nel giro di un mese e restando stabilmente ai vertici delle classifiche di airplay del paese per settimane. Un successo straordinario che segna il coronamento di un percorso lungo 4 anni che porta Ghali alla ribalta come vero e proprio riferimento della musica italiana ed europea.
Gianluca Colucci, in arte Fru è un attore e comico italiano nato nel 1995. Fru è uno dei membri del gruppo comico The Jackal insieme a Simone Ruzzo, Ciro Priello, Fabio Balsamo, Claudia Napolitano e Aurora Leone.
Arrivato nel gruppo comico solamente nel 2016, undici anni dopo la fondazione della società di produzione The Jackal, Fru nel 2020 è entrato a far parte del cast della nuova serie italiana originale Netflix in collaborazione con i The Jackal, insieme a Fabio Balsamo, Generazione 56K e nel 2021 è uno dei comici in gara nel comedy show di Amazon, LOL: Chi ride è fuori e nel 2022 è in coppia con Aurora Leone nella nuova edizione di Pechino Express 2022 – La Rotta dei sultani.
Axell è nato in Senegal, ma a 12 anni si è trasferito a Torino nel quartiere Barriera di Milano. Parla francese e italiano, due lingue che si mischiano nelle sue canzoni e che gli danno un sapore internazionale, transalpino, ma unito alla fame, alla rabbia e a quel rap italiano che inevitabilmente ha assorbito nel quartiere torinese dove è cresciuto. Suona il pianoforte e la tromba, ama il rap, ma ascolta anche musica classica, la sua ultima canzone, Que Pasa, è stata condivisa anche dal calciatore interista Hachraf Hakimi. Le sue peculiarità artistiche hanno attirato l’attenzione di Ghali ed Axell ha firmato per Sto Records e ha pubblicato Que Pasa.
Tedua, pseudonimo di Mario Molinari (Genova, 21 febbraio 1994[2]), è un rapper italiano. Precedentemente noto come Incubo o Duate, è uno dei componenti di Wild Bandana, collettivo musicale genovese di cui fanno parte anche Izi, Vaz Tè, Guesan e Ill Rave.
Digital Astro, al secolo Rida Amaouch, è un artista classe 2000. Nasce ad Acireale da genitori marocchini e comincia ad avere contatti con la musica sin dalla tenera età avvicinandosi a diversi generi che lo porteranno a creare uno stile molto personale. Nel 2017 conosce il producer Sadturs che si rivelerà essere una figura chiave nel suo cammino e con il quale formerà la più classica delle coppie rapper-producer.
Nel 2020 viene notato proprio da Ghali che, intuendone le grandi potenzialità, decide di inserirlo nella cantera di Sto Records facendogli firmare il suo primo contratto. I suoi primi singoli ufficiali “Preghiera per il blocco” e “Tutto Passa” vengono fin da subito apprezzati dal pubblico che iniziano a conoscere il mondo di Digital Astro. Questo ruota attorno al racconto delle difficoltà che i ragazzi delle nuove generazioni devono affrontare.
Dark Pyrex, detto anche Principe Pyrex o Prynce, è il letterato della Dark Polo Gang. Il suo vero nome è Dylan Thomas Cerulli ed è nato nel 1994 da padre romano e madre afro-americana di New York.
Incontra Dark Side, Tony Effe e Wayne da adolescente a scuola. Inizia a rappare con loro per gioco, finché Sick Luke, figlio di Duke Montana, li convince a fare le cose sul serio confezionando i primi beat. Nasce così Dark Polo Gang, collettivo che inizialmente è addirittura un quintetto, insieme a un altro ragazzo romano, Bangerz.
Baby Gang, pseudonimo di Zaccaria Mouhib, è un rapper italiano di origini marocchine. Nasce a Lecco nel 2001 e a partire dagli undici anni passa gli anni tra carceri minorili e comunità educative.
Nel 2018 pubblica Street, il suo primo singolo, ma poco dopo viene arrestato e condannato alla detenzione nel carcere minorile Beccaria di Milano, dal quale esce grazie all’intervento di Don Claudio Burgio che lo porta nella propria comunità. Nel 2019 pubblica i singoli Fuck la Pula, Educazione e Cella 1. Ottiene un discreto successo nel 2020 grazie alla collaborazione con la 167 Gang nel singolo Baby Gang e Bimbi Soldato con Sacky. Dopo una lunga serie di singoli, nel 2021 pubblica prima EP1, progetto di 7 brani con le collaborazioni di Il Ghost, Omar, Neima Ezza, Rondodasosa e Escomar. Per fine agosto è previsto Delinquente, il suo primo disco ufficiale pubblicato per Warner Music Italy.
Charlie Charles, pseudonimo di Paolo Alberto Monachetti, è un produttore discografico e disc jockey italiano, ritenuto tra i principali esponenti della scena hip hop e trap italiana degli anni 2010.
Charlie Charles inizia la sua carriera ascoltando e producendo musica elettronica e techno, dedicandosi anche alla composizione di colonne sonore. Dopo diversi cambi di scuola, abbandonò le superiori per dedicarsi solo alla musica, creando a Seguro un proprio studio di registrazione. Intorno allo stesso periodo conosce il rapper Sfera Ebbasta, intraprendendo una collaborazione musicale culminata nel 2015 con l'album in studio XDVR. Il 2015 segna inoltre la collaborazione con Marracash per l'etichetta discografica indipendente Roccia Music, producendo vari brani e album con Ghali, Tedua, Izi, Gué Pequeno e la Dark Polo Gang, oltre a Sfera Ebbasta.
Published by Mundi Comics, Spain 1979
Autographed by Stan Lee, Len Wein, Herb Trimpe and John Romita
One of my photos taken on Ossington Avenue a few years ago is featured in the latest edition of IDEAT, “un magazine déco et design”. It happens to be the same one that was used by Time Out, except that IDEAT asked for permission, and they mentioned paying me, and they said they will send me a couple of copies. I saw it in a bookshop and asked if I could take pictures. They dedicate five pages to Ossington Avenue. The magazine is in French but so many English words are used that it would seriously annoy Québec’s Office de la langue française.
The Last of Us Part II Remastered
Developed by Naughty Dog
Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
The report is a 15Mb PDF you can download @ www.davidsuzuki.org/publications/downloads/2010/DSF_lower...
In March 2013 I received this message:
Dear Steven,
We would like to ask for your permission to use your photo of a P&O Nedlloyd container (below a Maersk one) in an upcoming book we're writing on 40 years of containerisation. It will be published by Cambridge University Press.
This is the one we're talking about: www.flickr.com/photos/stevenbrandist/8494872138/
If yes, then we will of course make sure to fully credit you :-)
Look forward to hearing from you.
Brgds,
Jonathan Wichmann / Maersk Line
A few weeks ago I received a strangely think and heavy packet. They had kept their word and supplied me with a copy in return for letting them use my photo. Page 318 features my photo.
The book is titled "Creating Global Opportunities: Maersk Line in Containerisation 1973-2013".
This book traces the rise to prominence of Maersk Line - the world's leading container operator - and the internal decision-making processes that lay behind the firm's extraordinary expansion between 1973 and 2013.
This book can be bought from Waterstones for £50.00.
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Dopo il successo della hit “Raggamuffin”, due anni on the road (2012/2013) e oltre 200 concerti tra Europa, USA e Sud America, Selah Sue è tornata nel 2015 con il nuovo album “Reason”. Il 22 ottobre live a Milano, ai Magazzini Generali.
Quattro anni dopo il suo esordio con l’album “Selah Sue”, che ha venduto oltre 400 000 copie in Francia (e 1 000 000 di copie a livello mondiale), “Reason” è già arrivato ai vertici delle classifiche in Francia, Olanda e Belgio (dove ha raggiunto la certificazione Gold).
Sanne Putseys nasce il 3 maggio 1989 in Belgio. A quindici anni impara a suonare la chitarra acustica e inizia a scrivere le prime canzoni. Due anni più tardi viene notata, durante un concorso, dal cantante Milow che le chiede di suonare con lui. Nel frattempo Selah si dedica agli studi di psicologia all’università di Leuven esibendosi con la band Novastar e con Jamie Lidell a Londra e Parigi.
Selah Sue ha composto la sua prima canzone a quindici anni e, da lì in poi, non si è più fermata: ha cantato in piccoli club, e registrato in studi casalinghi. Tramite i social network è riuscita ad attirare l’attenzione di fan e discografiche, ma anche di musicisti del calibro di Cee-Lo Green, con il quale ha duettato nel brano “Please"; di Prince, del quale ha aperto il concerto ad Antwerp, in Belgio e dei Band Of Horses dei quali ha aperto le date a Philadelphia. Selah Sue, all’anagrafe Sanne Putseys, scrive ed interpreta i suoi brani. Tra le sue più grandi influenze cita Erykah Badu, Lauren Hill e Bob Marley.
Selah Sue (vocals, guitar), Joachim Saerens (keyboards, samples), Jordi Geuens (drums), Erik Rademakers (bass) and Yannick Werther (guitar, vocals).
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