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God's Utterance "God Himself, the Unique (IV) God’s Holiness (I)" (Part Two)
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Introduction
God's words in this video are from the book "The Word Appears in the Flesh".
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3. Dialog Between Satan and Jehovah God
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I believe 4151 was the only U34CH to wear this version of NJT's dark blue and silver scheme. This was because it had previously been repainted by Conrail into a bicentennial paint scheme. It was also the "class" U34CH on both EL and NJT's roster. I believe this may be my only photo of 4151...scanned from a grainy color negative. It is what it is! It was caught shoving a midday eastbound train across the Saddle River in Garfield, NJ on the Bergen County Line.
NJTR 4151 U34CH (ex-EL 3351, CR 1776)
From a series of images in the town of Fort Macleod in Southern Alberta, a community with many heritage buildings and unique vintage signs that decorate businesses and establishments.
*Textures courtesy of Skeletal Mess
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A dual departure at Alexisbad sees unique 1939 built 2-6-2, 99 6001, working towards Hasselfelde and unique 1931 built 2-10-2, 99 222, working an 'IG-HSB' special Harzgerode bound false departure
The txalaparta is a unique music ensemble of stones, woods and pipes and two players who beat out a rhythm that is musically a tour de force of co ordination.
It is an old form of music much in vogue in the Basque region of Spain but has suffered terminal neglect and as a result not much of it is known to the people. The genre of music originated as a mode of communication in the hilly regions of the Basque foothills from one village to another to announce funerals, making of cider etc etc.
There has been a steady resurgence of the music form over the last 15-20 years.
Maika and Sara Gomez are twin sisters from the Basque region who are one of the leading proponents of the txalaparta. They go by the name of "Ttukunak".
They make a fine sight while they play the exotic music and the sound of course to use the cliched term is -"awesome"
You can see a slideshow of photographs on the band's website ttukunak.ning.com/
You can hear some samples of the music here
You can hear some samples of the music here
For more on jazz and upcoming events while in Goa, you must visit www.heritagejazz.com the brain child of Armando Gonsalves.
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The hills above Arrochar and Loch Long taken this morning from Ben Arthur on the other side of the loch.
Today was a bit of change for me, as I was taking landscapes with 50 and 85mm prime lenses, handheld (no tripod) and no filters.
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'Unique' liveried Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B7TL, new to First Glasgow in April 2007.
Seen here on route U4 from Falmouth to Penzance.
I snapped this picture early in the morning in a field in the central area of Mallorca. I edited out a couple of small bushes to accentuate the tree´s isolation in that field.
Friday evening just after sunset this rather unique manifestation of the Belt of Venus and Earth Shadow appeared in the eastern sky for a very few minutes.
the unique urban artwork of phlegm in the wrecked shell of an abandoned school
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A unique video with an International flavor.
Kelly James (U S A) and Katie Wilson (Canada) singing **Sisters**.
The song was originally performed by Rosemary Clooney and Vera Ellen in the popular Xmas movie **White Christmas**. ... But thanks to some skillful editing by Kelly we think our version is much better... **Wink**.
Hopefully when you sit down with a glass of wine or a beer in front of your telly at Xmas time 2021 to watch this lighthearted seasonal movie, You will smile and think fondly of Katie and Kelly.
ENJOY!
"... The armour of others is too wide, or too strait for us; it falls off us, or it weighs us down.”
― Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince
Singapore Flyer offers you breathtaking, 360° panoramic views of Singapore and beyond (opening in early 2008)
Located at Marina Bay, it sits astride a three-storey Retail Terminal with an exciting array of retail and F&B choices. A central atrium opens out to a lush tropical rainforest, while an open-air theatre hosts live performances. Adding to the buzz of sights, sounds and activities will be a 210-metre long waterfront dining promenade.
Standing at a stunning 165 metres, you will be able to experience remarkable scenes of the Singapore skyline: the magnificent Marina Bay, towering skyscrapers, tropical greenery, and the bright lights and non-stop action against the beautiful skies.
Location: Singapore
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Christ Church on a dreary wet day in March.
Christ Church is a unique institution, one of the largest colleges in the University of Oxford and the Cathedral Church for the Diocese of Oxford. It has a world famous Cathedral Choir; scholarly collections of books and art; and is enjoyed by many people as visitors or guests at conferences and Summer schools.
Christ Church has a fascinating history and many distinguished people have studied here including John Locke, Robert Hooke, John Wesley, Robert Peel, William Gladstone, W.H. Auden, David Dimbleby, Rowan Williams, Richard Curtis and Howard Goodall.
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So I went down to OWS the other day with the express intention of taking pictures for the Strang.ers Occupy Wall Street story. Unfortch, shooting protests just aint my thing. I barely shot half a roll of film. It wasnt that I wasnt motivated, it was the sheer preponderance of cameras, the uncomfortable crowding, and the fact that I am sort of sucky at photography. Anyways, what follows is about the only shots that werent total garbage. Regardless, I had an amazing time and believe strongly in the movement.
Sandia Peak Tramway, New Mexico.
Oct 12, 2009
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Sandia Peak Tramway, an aerial tramway located adjacent to Albuquerque, New Mexico is North America's longest aerial tram. It entered service on May 7, 1966. It is a "double reversible jigback aerial tramway," where "jigback" means that as one tram car is ascending, the other is descending. Its two cars are capable of carrying 50 passengers each. It ascends from a base elevation of 6,559 feet to a top elevation of 10,378 feet.
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Something Unique About Where You Live www.city-data.com/forum/45266715-post52.html
Wires, Support Cables, Wire Structures, Wire Statues, Wire Art... www.city-data.com/forum/57495331-post31.html
Unique sooty-gray bird with odd yellow tufts of feathers at the base of each leg. Darker black on head and wings. Rather hefty and long-tailed with sizable conical bill. Typically found close to the ground, working through low tangles and bushes in pairs or small groups. Prefers forest and edges. Sexes alike; juveniles lack yellow but overall color diagnostic (and usually in group with adults).
These unique earrings were fashioned out of sterling silver wire, which was shaped, hammered, coiled and woven into this beautiful nautilus shape. They have been adorned with shimmering stardust beads. This time, I've experimented and came up with a totally unique design. I hope they go over well!
These posts are made out of 20 gauge wire, so they will fit comfortably in all ears.
All metals used are sterling silver.
Measurement: 1 1/2 inches in length from the posts
Weight: 4 grams per earring
Unique, rare, or otherwise odd leaders can be found on any train on any railroad, really, but there are few times when something special appears on the last of the roadrailers. NS256 is one of only two surviving roadrailer trains, and it is almost always headed by NS AC44C6M rebuilds, however this time we got something a bit special. The BNSF Fakebonnet 751 took the charge of the eastbound roadrailer, which was a real treat. With the longevity of these two roadrailer trains heavily in question these days, getting a fun leader like this made for a nice change of pace. The faded red and purple henbit in a field near Sidney are a nice change of the usual black and white of the NS-led Triple Crowns. A fine treat for sure.
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Sighnagh, perched on a hilltop in Georgia’s Kakheti region, feels like stepping back in time. Known as the “City of Love,” it’s famous for its romantic charm and the unique tradition that couples can marry here any time of the day at the 24-hour open city hall. In this photo, you see one of the historic city gates, part of the 18th-century walls built under King Erekle II to protect the town from invasions. Today, visitors can walk along sections of these walls and take in breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley and the distant Caucasus Mountains. Rising behind the fortified wall is the Church of St. Stephen, its tall bell tower standing like a silent guardian over the town. The narrow cobblestone streets, the warm hues of the rooftops, and the tranquil atmosphere give Sighnaghi a timeless soul, where history, faith, and everyday life blend seamlessly. This scene captures the quiet elegance of a place that has preserved its spirit, surrounded by vineyards and centuries-old traditions.
1. centre Sighnaghi’s old gate and bell tower, 2. top left Sighnaghi streets: where time slows and wine flows, 3. Fountain of qvevri and deer: symbols of Kakheti’s heritage, 4. Sighnaghi’s cobbled charm and painted balconies, 5. Kanitha walking the ancient walls of Sighnaghi, 6. Red roofs and old walls: Sighnaghi unfolds, 7. Beautifully nestled in the hillside of Sighnaghi’s Ethnographic park, 8. Sighnaghi’s stone gate and the colors of tradition, 9. Romantic balconies of the city of love: Sighnaghi, 10. Cobblestreet3, 11. A qvevri on wheels: where wine, history, and streets meet in Sighnaghi, 12. Downhill through Sighnaghi, time, and timbered balconies, 13. A quiet morning view from Abramichi guest house.
Sighnaghi, gelegen op een heuvelrug in het hart van de Georgische regio Kacheti, is een stadje dat aanvoelt alsof je terug in de tijd stapt. Het staat bekend als de City of Love, niet alleen vanwege zijn romantische charme, maar ook omdat je hier op elk moment van de dag kunt trouwen in het 24-uurs open stadhuis. Op deze foto zie je een van de historische stadspoorten, gebouwd in de 18e eeuw onder koning Erekle II. Deze stadsmuren en wachttorens werden destijds aangelegd om de inwoners te beschermen tegen invallen. Vandaag de dag kun je over delen van deze muur wandelen en genieten van het indrukwekkende uitzicht over de Alazani-vallei en het verre Kaukasusgebergte. Achter de stadsmuur rijst de kerk van St. Stephen op, met zijn hoge klokkentoren die als een stille wachter over de stad uitkijkt. De smalle, geplaveide straatjes, de warme kleuren van de daken en de serene sfeer maken Sighnaghi tot een plek waar geschiedenis, geloof en dagelijks leven naadloos in elkaar overvloeien. Dit beeld ademt rust en tijdloosheid – een charmant stadje dat zijn ziel heeft behouden, omringd door wijngaarden en eeuwenoude tradities.
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At sunset, in The Canadian Experimental Farm within the city you can find hundreds of unique & beautiful trees, like these ones!
Primeiro esmalte pós-BF, eis o Unique, da Jade.
Sou dessas que comprou o kit só por causa desse holo-multi - mas também curti de verdade as outras dez cores, então minha sanidade ainda se mantém - e era bem provável que este seria o primeiro bonitinho que eu usaria.
E confesso que curti um monte... Mas eu tinha histórico hahahah. Achei o tom multi meio parecido com o do Space Cadet, da Orly ui, foto velha hahaha um dos esmaltes que mais desejei na vida e um dos primeiros importados que consegui (acho que junto do Techno, da China Glaze...), e a holografia é tão bonita quanto a de todos os outros holos da Jade. É de fato um esmalte bem pensado - bonito tanto na sombra, quando o multichrome dá as caras, quanto no sol, quando a holografia grita na nossa cara. Hoje já está com o preto que usei de fundo aparecendo nas pontinhas, que já estou há uns vários dias com essa mani, então devo trocar... Mas é um candidato à pontecial repetição hahahha
Mais um monte de foto no post!
1 x Fortalecedor 4x1, Fortilon
1 x Couro, L'Apogée
2 x Unique, Jade
Robert is a guardian spirit of the Georgian Film movie studio. One of the world's oldest film studios, Kartuli Pilmi was among the most active Soviet film production spots. The fall of the USSR was followed by hard times for the studio and many of its treasures are now gone. But what could be saved was saved by the hands of Robert and others like him. These silent heroes fight every day to salvage the studio's unique assets, from thousands of cans of documentary films shot over the last 100 years to the studio's unrivalled sound archive.
My new project is about these heroes, and Robert’s portrait is first in this series.
Check out the complete set on my Behance: j.mp/robert-of-gf
Photographer/editor: Andrew Kovalev (ckovalev.com)
Set designers: Andrew Kovalev, Tatiana Blinova
Videographer/assistant: Thomas Burns (thomasburns.net)
Special thanks to:
the staff of Georgian Film studios
Khatuna Khundadze
Robert
Happy Bokeh Wednesday Eve!
The cool thing about this image is that the bokeh is actually a reflection of the trees in the water. I love the bright greens/yellows contrasted with the weathered fence post.
Day 11 of 30 days of Gratitude. Grateful for perspective ~ and that each one of us has our own unique perspective of the world.
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