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Movement 1 I Can't Hear You! www.youtube.com/watch?v=jivluzdFypQ
Movement 3 I X Key _ Therapeutock to Enter the Mad at Gnostic Blossom?! www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C-RFcEROXs
[Lake Champlain's Vlog #2] Movement 4 Hopelessness!s Eccentricity!s Got the Bulldog Bioluminescence Blahs Bigtime!!!!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzzCVlmA_Sw
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Sorry for the delay, life has gotten very busy between school, sports, and work. November Cars and Coffee pictures will be coming soon, by December at the latest. Here's a preview of some of the shots from the show.
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This graphic collage is one in a series I have created for my fictional radio and TV station called WC3PO Channel 10A. Located in the fictional city of Symmzinnati, Ohio WC3PO is part of the world of Xenoglaux. While it is a fiction, it is also the home of my music format selections on Pandora and my video playlists on YouTube. Barouqe is broken! I offer you a Classical Revolution! This is a Mozart FREE zone! Revolutionize Your Ears! Music of the 20th and 21st Century. Visit the Classical Revolution at: www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0FAAFB8FA62813F4 or at Pandora: www.pandora.com/stations/8bffbc01ad325ebaa36318c7743a8973...
Originally built in 514 BCE, Suzhou has over 2,500 years of rich history, and relics of the past are abundant to this day. The city's canals, stone bridges, pagodas, and meticulously designed gardens have contributed to its status as one of the top tourist attractions in China. Since the Song Dynasty (960-1279), it has also been an important centre for China's silk industry.
The classical gardens in Suzhou were added to the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997 and 2000. Suzhou is often dubbed the "Venice of the East" or "Venice of China".
Two nylon string classical guitars cut and glued together. I used olive drab and flat black paint for a WWII fighter theme. The emblems on the headstocks are decals for model planes I purchased from a hobby shop. The top is in standard tuning and the bottom is in open d for playing with a slide.
An impromptu concert atop Mt. Tabor by some members of Classical Revolution PDX (www.classicalrevolutionpdx.org/)
Workshop classical lighting in our studio
While installing high end tech in our house.
A day of extremes lol.
Classic Cadillac prop details at the Legends of Hollywood along Sunset Boulevard in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Thanks for looking. I appreciate feedback!
Robert Key plays a straight drive on the opening day of Kent's County Championship Div 2 game against Leicestershire at The Nevill Ground in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, May 29, 2011.
Kent beat Leicestershire by five wickets.
Built in 1904, this Classical Revival-style building was designed by William R. Watterson and Charles S. Schneider to house the Lake Shore Bank and the St. Clair Branch Library. The building features a wedge-shaped footprint, with the larger northern section of the building being the former location of the bank, and the wedge-shaped southern section of the building being the former location of the library. The building housed the Lake Shore Bank until its merger with the Garfield Savings Bank and the Cleveland Trust Company in 1922, after which it was the St. Clair branch of the Cleveland Trust Company. The St. Clair Branch Library of the Cleveland Public Library closed in 1941, after which the space was utilized as a community center, becoming home to the Goodrich-Gannett Neighborhood Center in 1963. In 1970, the bank closed, and the space was subsequently purchased and annexed by the Goodrich-Gannett Neighborhood Center. The building received the addition of an elevator and stair tower on the west facade in the late 20th Century, but was eventually vacated by the center in 2006 in favor of a new facility to the south. The bank portion of the building features a red brick exterior with a low-slope roof, a two-story ionic portico with fluted columns and a pediment on the north facade along St. Clair Avenue at the entrance to the former bank, terra cotta trim, oxeye windows on the north facade, double-hung windows, decorative window hoods, a low-slope roof enclosed by a terra cotta parapet, arched bays on the first floor of the north facade at the portico, arched windows on the sides of the one-story east and west wings, and urns on the parapet. The rear wedge-shaped library wing features less ornamentation, with a Palladian window above the front entrance on East 55th Street, arched windows on the first floor, terra cotta trim, quoins, a cartouche on the pediment over the front entrance, and a contemporary stair and elevator tower attached to the west facade. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015. After sitting vacant for a decade, the building was undergoing renovations in 2017-2018 to house an architectural firm and restaurant, but the renovations mysteriously stalled in the summer of 2018 and the developer eventually faced foreclosure. The building has since sat vacant, becoming increasingly deteriorated as the years pass.
Second Life holiday parties was an incredible mix of trance, dnb, electronica, dark psy, goa, minimal, proggy, acid, experimental, industrial, noize, tribal, jazz, live music, country, blues, reggae, salsa, classical, opera, and Christmas music. I heard it all and then some.
I love music of all kinds. If it's good, it's worth listening to, so don't start with the nose-up-in-the-air over your favorite genre. Believe me... good music will always find an audience. An audience of sophisticated listeners will stop to listen to any good sound... even if it isn't part of your normal repertoire.
What is amazing is that dj's and musicians around the world know this, and they borrow from all genres to create their own personal sounds.
Here in Second Life, we get the results from around the world. World music mixes with the trendy sounds of the day, and we get the sounds that we love so much.
I want to thank all the dj's, musicians, club owners and event makers in SL. You guys made a holiday scene like no other. APPLAUSE & BRAVO ::::
Special thanks to you <3:
... and kisses to ::
Xavier
Aosh
Ronnie
Stig
Mackenzie
Lou
Leo
Professor
Grease
Hallow
Nos
Thomm
Finny
Donna
IPR365
Arora
8Wall
Space
Shad
Healer
Queen
Stefan
Jen
Max
Xavier
Zod
Tina
Melt
WET
Sully
Sylvain
Alb
Web
Without you guys, the party scene would be dull indeed!
<3 <3 <3
2009... here we goooooo!
This 1918 building on Michigan Avenue south of Cermak presents a stately façade, despite the blocked-up windows.
This vertical shot was the only option which allowed me to get the full picture of this Rainbow Lorikeet in a classical pose.It's a bit samey I guess but hopefully someone will like it.
Built in 1823 in front of the site of a former 1704 meeting house. The stone columns in antis are thought to have come originally from the Duke of Chandos' house Canons, near Edgware. They were commonly thought to have been used by Earl Tylney for part of Wanstead House before being spolia for an additional portico to the meeting house in 1891, although there is no primary source to support such an idea. The meeting house was incorporated into a board school in 1924 and subsequently demolished by the Council when it built a new school in the 1960s.
Undated photograph reproduced by kind permission of Friends House library www.quaker.org.uk