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My two photo essays on "Singapore Back Alley Street Barbers 新加坡街头理发师坚守城市一隅 & A Visit to Raffles Lighthouse 造访莱佛士灯塔" are published in today's Lianhe Zaobao dated 28 August 2015!
Guillermo Hernandez Martinez / American-Statesman Bearkat guard Darius Gatson engages in friendly conversation with Longhorn Sheldon McClellan during first half action of the game played between Sam Houston State University and Texas on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
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The Postcard
A Reliable Series postcard that was published by William Ritchie & Sons Ltd. of Edinburgh.
The card was posted in Abingdon on the 26th. April 1908 to:
Miss Carter,
School Street,
Winfrith,
Near Dorchester,
Dorset.
The message on the back of the card was as follows:
"April 26th. 1908.
It seems so long since I
heard from you.
I will try and write a letter
in a few days.
I am fairly well but so
tired.
We have had such a snow -
it lasted 24 hours. I have not
seen such snow for over 30
years.
With much love,
Yours,
E.W."
Donald Eccles
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted?
Well, on the 26th. April 1908, Donald Eccles was born in Yorkshire. He became a British character actor.
Donald Yarrow Eccles was born the son of Charles Henry and Constance Eccles, his father was a doctor. Eccles was educated at Highgate School and then worked in an insurance office.
He made his stage debut in New York City in 1930, and later became known as a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
His debut in London was in Counsellor at Law in 1934 at the Piccadilly. During the Second World War he spent six years in the navy.
In 1960 he acted in the film A Taste of Money, and later appeared in many other films including A Midsummer Night's Dream (1968), The Wicker Man (1973), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1982), Coming Out of the Ice (1982), The Dresser (1983), The Master of Ballantrae (1984), A Private Function (1984) and Young Sherlock Holmes (1985).
He also appeared in many television roles, such as Pollio in
I, Claudius and Mr Justice Vosper in the second series of Rumpole of the Bailey, until his death in a road accident in 1986 in Brighton.
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I Depeche Mode arrivano allo Stadio San Siro di Milano con il Global Spirit Tour il 27 giugno.
La prima parte del Global Spirit Tour vedrà Dave Gahan, Martin Gore e Andy Fletcher esibirsi per oltre un milione e mezzo di fan in 32 città di 21 paesi europei.
Dopo la trance europea nell’estate 2017, il Global Spirit Tour proseguirà con date in Nord e Sud America. Il Global Spirit Tour sarà il diciottesimo tour della band, e il primo dopo più di tre anni. L’ultimo tour della band, il Delta Machine Tour, ha entusiasmato oltre due milioni e mezzo di fan in una serie di concerti sold-out in tutta Europa e Nord America, ed è stato uno dei tour più ampi e proficui del 2013.
“Spirit” è il quattordicesimo lavoro discografico della band, seguito dall’acclamatissimo Delta Machine del 2013, che ha raggiunto la Top Five in 26 paesi e la prima posizione delle classifiche di 12 paesi. “Spirit” è prodotto da James Ford, membro fondatore della band Simian Mobile Disco, che recentemente ha prodotto gli album di Florence and the Machine e Arctic Monkeys.
Durante l’evento a Milano, Dave Gahan ha detto, ‘Siamo estremamente orgogliosi del suono e dell’energia di “Spirit”, e siamo entusiasti di tornare in tour per presentarlo ai nostri fan in tutto il mondo.’
Con più di 100 milioni di album venduti e concerti per oltre 30 milioni di fan in tutto il mondo, i Depeche Mode non smettono di deludere; sono innumerevoli gli artisti che li nominano tra le proprie ispirazioni musicali e straordinarie le critiche ricevute nel corso della loro carriera.
I Depeche Mode sono un gruppo musicale inglese formatosi a Basildon nel 1980. La band è formata da Dave Gahan (voce), Martin Lee Gore (chitarra e tastiere) e Andrew Fletcher (tastiere, basso e portavoce).
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Il 21 novembre all’Alcatraz di Milano è prevista l’ unica data italiana degli MC5 che per il 50° anniversario di “Kick Out The Jams”, hanno ideato il progetto MC50 con Wayne Kramer&Friends. Per l’occasione lo storico album verrà eseguito per intero live. Anche questo avvenimento unico si terrà in concomitanza con la Milano Music Week 2018.
MC5, sigla che sta per Motor City 5, (Motor City è il nomignolo della città di Detroit) sono stati un gruppo rock di Detroit, considerato tra i precursori dei generi punk rock e heavy metal, e tra i più influenti gruppi americani di sempre, in compagnia dei Velvet Underground e dei concittadini The Stooges.[
Era il 1968 quando gli MC5 pubblicarono “Kick Out The Jams”: disco che ha totalmente rivoluzionato la storia del rock e ribaltato il concetto di punk. Una pietra miliare, un must che ha cambiato tante vite e segnato intere generazioni. Erano gli anni della ribellione, dei suoni grezzi e selvaggi: gli MC5 assieme ai The Stooges hanno dato vita al Detroit-sound costruito su chitarre ruvide ed urla iconoclaste come principale forma di ribellione musicale e sociale.
Oggi, anno 2018, Wayne Kramer decide di riunire alcuni amici musicisti di tutto rispetto e celebrare sui palchi europei uno dei dischi rock più importanti della storia: “Ho trascorso gli ultimi 50 anni della mia vita a suonare la musica degli MC5. Ero giovane e non avevo nemmeno la patente di guida. L’unica cosa che avevo era una chitarra Silverstone ed una mamma che mi incoraggiava ad alzare il volume ogni notte nel suo scantinato di Detroit. Eravamo ragazzi di quartire, che vedevano il mondo nello stesso modo: attraverso la lente del rock and roll. La musica degli MC5 è la migliore che io abbia mai scritto. Non avrei mai immaginato, oggi, di avere l’opportunità di suonare ‘Kick Out The Jams’ per intero dal vivo.”
Wayne Kramer – Chitarra
Kim Thayil (Soundgarden) – Chitarra
Brendan Canty (Fugazi) – Batteria
Billy Gould (Faith No More) – Basso
Marcus Durant (Zen Guerrilla) – Voci
I just scored a two page spread in a major UK photography magazine! I have my photograph, Reflections of Edinburgh, published in the "Hot Shots" section of Digital Camera Magazine, August 2011, Edition 115, p. 9 - 10.
Inedit Publications, Switzerland published one of the photos as their cover page. The original image is here: www.flickr.com/photos/ayushbhandari/4218128832/in/set-721...
Roome School, found in the heart of the devastated area, was completely destroyed during the explosion. This photograph was included in Views of the Halifax Catastrophe Showing Effects of Explosion, December 6, 1917, published by Royal Print and Lithograph Ltd..
Date of Creation: 1917
Reference Number: 77-1003-1137
Photographer: Unknown Photographer
For more information about this photo, please contact the Beaton Institute.
Published in "AMARU COOKS - A Touch Of Suriname Through Food & Anecdotes" - Published by URAMA BOOKS, ISBN: 9781716511394
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Opening act di Fear Factory il 27 novembre ai Magazzini Generali di Milano, Once Human.
Once Human is an American heavy metal band from Los Angeles, California founded in 2014 by music producer and former Soulfly/Machine Head guitarist Logan Mader.
When people think of Logan Mader, they remember flying dreads, a flying V and deadly volume, dealing with likes of Machine Head and Soulfly. Hard to believe but it’s been 12 years since Logan set foot onstage.
Now a gold record music producer/ mixer (Five Finger Death punch, Gojira, Periphery, etc), Mader wrote off the performing part of his life and settled behind the scenes. Still, something within him stirred.
Former Roadrunner chief, now Nuclear Blast Entertainment head, Monte Conner, sent newcomer and multi-instrumentalist Lauren Hart, to Logan for a production deal. A creative spark between the two forged the nexus of Once Human as Hart moved from guitars to vocals, unsheathing a throat-scarring level of vocal brutality that completely contradicts her soft appearance. Unexpectedly, the result brought Mader back to creative life as both artist and performer.
“The Creative chemistry was so on fire and the music really spoke to me. In all of my years producing, I’ve never been so attached and excited about a developing project." Logan continues, “It’s a mix of brutal metal and melodic epic, with cinematic textures. It’s unique and really has its own identity.”
Logan is not closing his studio doors for producing however. “I can do it all.” He said.
Once Human has inked a deal with earMUSIC, a newly formed distribution partnership through eOne Music in North America, who will be unveiling their debut album in Fall 2015. Witness the sound of a new steel being forged. Once Human has arrived.
Lauren Hart - vocals
Logan Mader - guitars
Skyler Howren - guitar
Damien Rainaud - bass
Dillon Trollope - drums
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 6th of March 1916.
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories or information to add please comment below.
Copies of this photograph may be ordered from us, for more information see: www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt Please make a note of the image reference number above to help speed up your order.
Photograph taken by : Debolina Dubois (your's truly)
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CATTLE COUNTRY March 2008 (front cover)
As the world evolves, the basic needs of the cow remain the same.
Cattle occupy a unique role in human history, domesticated since at lest the early Neolithic. Some consider cattle the oldest form of wealth, and cattle raiding consequently one of the earliest forms of theft. The word cattle derives from the latin caput (head), and originally meant moveable property and is closely related to the word "chattel."
HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE - Brandon - Oct. 22, 2008
Suspended Animation Classic #136
Originally published August 4, 1991 (#31)
Daredevil/Thief of Sherwood/The Book of Genesis
By R. A. Jones
For a change of pace, this column will be a potpourri, as we look at three very different comics that are all worthy of attention.
In the field of costumed superhero comics, one of the better examples in “Daredevil” (Marvel Comics, $1). Boasting fine art and a mature script, the current issue (#297) begins a four-part story pitting the blind superhero against his archenemy, the Kingpin.
The book also illustrates the change comics have undergone in the past decade. Where it once could have been enjoyed by children of all ages, “Daredevil” is now much more appropriate for those in their teens and older. It gives further proof to our recurring contention that comics aren’t just for kids anymore. Adolescents who like the adventures of superheroes should find plenty to enjoy in this book.
A few weeks back, I gave thumbs down to a horribly painted comic book version of Robin Hood. This time around, I am happy to sing the praises of a comic entitled “Thief of Sherwood” (A-Plus Comics, $2.25).
Produced by a small Canadian publisher in black-and-white, the book is superior to the previous work in both story and art. The first installment of this four-issue series follows the exploits of Robin of Locksley in the Holy Land, as part of the Third Crusade. The book is well worth your time.
Finally, we have – believe it or not – “The Book of Genesis” (Tome Press, $2.25). Actually, this book is simply composed of very short passages of Scripture – but each one is accompanied by a reproduction of the beautiful illustrations of master artist Gustave Dore. Even if you aren’t a Christian, this book comes recommended.
These books show the incredible diversity of product in comics today. All are available in comic book specialty stores.
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Just Married was published bi-monthly and featured three stories in each issue. There was conflict. There was romance. There was passion. And... there was always a happy ending - boy and girl lived happily ever after.
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Two of my pictures have been used in a book on "police vehicles in the united kingdom" by michael wren available from www.wicked-obvious.co.uk
One of my images ( www.flickr.com/photos/hbierau/2711032567/ ) featured on a project page about German history on the website of the University of Mainz, Germany ( www.universitaet-im-rathaus.uni-mainz.de/ ). - February 2009.
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