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Ok, my jeans have about had it. May they rest in peace. Don't worry everyone, I have a backup pair so work on the deck will continue!
31.3.75 - 17.12.15
Died in Cleveland Texas, USA.
Funeral at Chinchinim Church Cemetery on 27.12.15
Video - Last Journey of Bino
bamado residence
Three armed, masked men entered the stores where he was working (Texas USA), one of the men shot him in the chest. The other two thieves took money from the register and from behind the counter before all three ran from the convenience store.
Sélection de programmes de représentations à la Monnaie et hors de Bruxelles avec des artistes de la troupe ou des solistes payés au cachet, donnant un aperçu de l'ample répertoire qui était défendu à l'époque ...
The church and farm at Ríp in Hegranes in Skagafjörður, N-Iceland. The church is made of stone and dates from 1924.
I lost 3 days of sewing because I couldn't find my seam rippers. So I bought this one today and got an hour's worth of sewing done.
"A rich heart may be under a poor coat" says this stencil street art by RIP, seen on a wall in Manchester, England. RIP is a Staffordshire-based street artist and member of the Secret Society of Super Villain Artists.
Ripping up the techy downhill on the Flat Creek Loop at the Aska Area Trails (aka Rich Mountain) near Blue Ridge, GA. This is only a 20 mile ride, but there's 4,000' of gain in those miles. One of the toughest, most satisfying rides in Georgia....
I have no idea what "rip fuzz" is supposed to mean, but it's on the sidewalk in front of Liz's apartment and it is endearing to me.
Rocky never had a fighting chance at only five weeks old he lost both of his eyes from either calici of herpes. He had a heart murmur (my late Tedi suffered from the same thing and it led to congestive heart failure) and anemia from all the fleas and most likely from the calici or the herpes and because of that he suffered so and the vet felt the only humane thing was to euthanize him.
Rocky is in a far better place where he whole, where he can run and play and chase butterflies in fields of beautiful flowers, where he might be playing with my Moji and Tedi as they wait to cross over the rainbow bridge.
Rest in Peace little Rocky you fought the good fight and now it is time for you to just be a healthy happy kitten.
Our tour guide for a "Jack the Ripper" tour. He is looking at a grafiti artist's conception of Jack. The tour guide is pointing out how this depection is not supported by any evidence.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 8, 2010
SPACELAND HAS LEFT THE BUILDING
After 17 years of calling 1717 Silverlake Blvd home, Spaceland Productions the indie promoters who’ve booked some of the earliest shows for Beck, Weezer, Elliott Smith, White Stripes, Silversun Pickups, Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and others – will be leaving the Silverlake venue which has become synonymous with the club night. The venue will now operate under the moniker of The Satellite and will have in house booking. Spaceland will have shows in the room through March, 2011 including a Melvins residency, the Los Angeles debuts of UK acts Vaccines and Yuck, and a dual Monday night residency in January with The Fling and Bell Brigade.
“It just reached a point where it was time for us to move on,” says Mitchell Frank who started Spaceland as a weekly club night in 1993. “We’ve had some incredible musical moments here, people met, fell in love, started life-long friendships, but it’s just time for a change.”
Like the innovative music that Frank first booked, along with previous booker Jennifer Tefft and current bookers Liz Garo and Shannon Cornett, the prize has always been on what’s next. Frank, along with business partner Jeff Ellermeyer will open a new room for live music with a strong leaning towards dance nights and djs.
In the past years, Spaceland has branched out to booking street festivals, co-producing events with radio stations and curating regular series for the Getty Center and the Natural History Museum. And in addition to Club Spaceland, Frank opened two rooms in Echo Park, the 300 capacity Echo in 2001 and the 700 capacity Echoplex in 2007 – both being part of the revitalization of that neighborhood.
“Last year Avi Buffalo did a Tuesday night residency playing to maybe 60 people some nights,” says Frank, “Now, a little over a year later they’re headlining the Echoplex. It’s great to watch bands develop and have them be loyal to us and play our rooms as they grow.” As Spaceland leaves the building, the underlying philosophy remains the same: to support and nurture up and coming local talent and to always find what’s next.
For press inquiries contact: charra@spaceland.tv for booking contact: liz@spaceland.tv
And this looks like a rip in progress. I'm pretty sure he's working like a busy little bee coming up with his own objects to place around the frame. But after reading his content, I'm almost sure I have found my long lost twin. We seem to have the exact same interests.
Mine: markjardine.com/
His rip: www.inds.com.mx/personal/