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Buzz Lightyear Cake for a 19th birthday! Inspired by CAKE chester - www.flickr.com/photos/cakechester/4674801100
Buzz Aldrin speaking with attendees at the 2016 Cloud Summit hosted by Ingram Micro at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Countywide, Basingstoke, t/a Fleet Buzz, Optare Versa MX09 AOJ at Reading Station, 19th August, 2010. This operator would be taken over by Stagecoach in 2011.
Buzz Aldrin speaking with attendees at the 2016 Cloud Summit hosted by Ingram Micro at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
A concept maquette of "Toy Story"'s Buzz Lightyear in the Disney Animation's Character Close-Up area in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot section of California Adventure.
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I know this picture has been taken over and over again, but once you are at Grand Central Terminal you just have to take it ;-) What a place! Buzzing with people, no matter what time of day, in an exciting setting. Even if you don't have to travel anywhere, this station is a nice place to just sit and do some people watching. I had seen this place in a few movies and all over Flickr and really wanted to go there, so it was one of the first things I did once I arrived in New York.
I found this huge, half-inch fly, that didn't seem to care about me or the camera lens, buzzing around and sitting on random plants.
Buzz Aldrin speaking with attendees at the 2016 Cloud Summit hosted by Ingram Micro at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
I made this Buzz Droid because I noticed that a realistic Buzz Droid has yet to be created. Sorry for the crappy photo, I'll get a better shot with a real camera later. I just wanted to be the first known person to create a realistic Buzz Droid.
Yukihiro Takahashi is the estimable drummer for Yellow Magic Orchestra (also known as YMO and now, "Not" YMO), but he is so much more than that. All three members of that seminal group, the other two being Ruichi Sakamoto and Haruomi Hosono, can make major claims to inventing and developing a kind of "techno" sound that went far beyond what the German bands, like Can, had been up to in the early 70s. In the late 70s, YMO made a sound both danceable and dense; accessible and highly artistic. They knew how to utilize the fast-changing technological tools of the recording studio and make of them a coherent compositional statement with equal parts personality and innovation. In fact, the title of one of their best albums, Technodelic, also defines the YMO bent.
What, Me Worry (no discernable relation to MAD magazine that I can discover), is from 1982, a fertile time for the YMO composers. As with his previous albums, Yukihiro Takahashi exudes Belle Époque
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romanticism, but absent are fin-de-siecle ideas of degeneration. There is an undeniable streak of optimism in his poetry, a connection with the ground of being, encouraging a cheerful responsibility:
"I don't want anything to do with anything
That isn't going to make the world a better place
To live in, you know what I mean
There just isn't enough time for that.
....
I don't know, I could be wrong, but
It seems to me it's all gonna work out."
A hint of transcendence haunts both the lyrics and the humming, buzzing, drones which provide an electronic approximation of the primordial "OM" sound:
"Here it comes again that sound
Echoing up out of the ground
Is it only me that can hear it?"
----Yukihiro Takahashi and Peter Barakin, "It's Gonna Work Out."
One reason this album succeeds is the supple but strong support of English electric guitarist and student of hermetic philosophy Bill Nelson. His focused use of harmonic feedback provides illumination--as in illuminated
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script--for this sonic codex of Takahashi's music and poetics.
The other musicians are well-picked. They include the other YMO members, the soulful saxophonist, Mitsuru Sawamura, and a seasoned mix of Western and Japanese instrumentalists/vocalists. The mixing and engineering are masterful, thanks to the team of Steve Nye. Nye, a member of Penguin Café Orchestra, has production credits with Bryan Ferry, Frank Zappa, Japan, and David Sylvian. Clearly, he cared deeply about the presentation of this project.
I want to finish by sharing a video from Yukihiro Takahashi's just-previous release to this one, Neuromantic. "Something In The Air" helps show Takahshi's aesthetic sense better than can my words:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UtYH95kxa4
www.scpr.org/blogs/offramp/2011/05/18/2970/peter-stenshoe...
Andrew was playing with his new Buzz Lightyear in the pre-show waiting area for the Enchanted Tiki Room, and I was playing with the camera settings to get the streaking of the lights. Unfortunately, that meant some blurring here and there. Still, I like the way the light is catching his face and hair in this one.
This is also a shameless example of splurge spending while on vacation. The Buzz Lightyear shirt, watch, and toy had all been purchased that day.