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Whether by chance or design, these three adjacent tombs in Forest Hills Cemetery illustrate the three styles of classical pillars.
Saturday Night's Headline performance on the main stage, Centenary square - The Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Birmingham Opera Company, accompanied by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, with a Firework Finale
Artsfest 2009, The UK's biggest FREE Arts Festival
i can't remember for the life of me what's in a classic opera torte, but here's one i made. the ganache on top could have been less bubbly, but it sure was shiny. the upper right corner got bashed in when a certain person in my class pushed a kitchenaid bowl into it.
Don't you just love a classical guitar... in pieces? Entropy dictates - eventually, given a couple of million years, these disparate parts will come together and form a union which we will come to know as a guitar.
Built in 1859-1860, this Classical Revival-style water tower and former pumping station were designed by Theodore R. Scowden and constructed to serve as a pumping station for the water system of the city of Louisville. The oldest still-standing ornamental water tower in the world, the tower stands 183 feet (56 meters) tall, towering over the Ohio River upstream of Downtown Louisville. The tower predates the more famous Chicago Water Tower by almost a decade, while the pumping station was inspired by the Fairmount Water Works in Philadelphia, constructed in the 1820s, as well as French architect Claude Nicholas Ledoux's philosophies. The tower was constructed to address fire risk and prevalence of cholera in the city at the time, which made this safe, reliable, and clean source of water a high priority. The tower features a white painted red brick base with a cast iron pipe, in the form of a doric column, above, which features a paneled exterior, a lantern with arched windows above a square capital with festoons, a dome at the top of the tower, a corinthian colonnade at the base of the tower with a cornice featuring dentils and a rooftop balustrade, which features decorative statues. The pumping station, located adjacent to the tower, features a tall central wing with a front-gable roof and porticoes with fluted corinthian columns on the front and rear facades, a red brick exterior clad in white stucco, nine-over-nine double-hung windows, corinthian pilasters, cornices with dentils and modillions at the eaves of the gabled roofs, and decorative pediments over the windows. The tower was heavily damaged by a tornado in 1890, which dislodged the original wooden panels on the exterior of the upper portion of the tower, leading to their replacement with sturdier cast iron. The tower remained in use until 1909, when it was replaced with a reservoir on Crescent Hill, but remained in place as a backup system. The water tower and original pumping station were listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1971, and today, serve as a centerpiece of the Louisville Water Tower Park, with the pumping station housing the Louisville WaterWorks Museum. The tower and pumping station, as of 2023, are undergoing extensive restoration and repairs of their exteriors.
Saturday Night's Headline performance on the main stage, Centenary square - The Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Birmingham Opera Company, accompanied by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, with a Firework Finale
Artsfest 2009, The UK's biggest FREE Arts Festival
In the grounds of the Château de Versailles
The Palace of Versailles was created at the instruction of Louis XIV, and was the centre of French government and power from 1682, when Louis XIV moved from Paris, until Louis XVI and the royal family was forced to return to the capital in 1789.
The chateau is built around a hunting lodge established by by Louis XIII, and was created in four phases: 1664–68, 1669–72, 1678–84 and 1699–1710, by the architects Le Vau, Le Nôtre, and Le Brun.
Lyrics : Lakshmi Valli Devi Bijibilla
Music : Kanakesh Rathod
Publisher : Bijibilla Rama Rao
LYRICS : MANGALAM JAYA MANGALAM
పల్లవి : మంగళం, జయ మంగళం మా ఉరగ శయనకు మంగళం [2]
అ.ప : మంగళం శుభ మంగళం శ్రీ దురిత దూరికి మంగళం [2]
చరణం : రక్కసులను, మట్టు గరిపెడి, నందకమునకు మంగళం
గొల్లతల్లుల, మనము లందలి, పిల్ల గ్రోవికి మంగళం
మంగళం శుభ మంగళం గోపాలబాలుకు మంగళం [మంగళం] [2]
చరణం : కాళీయుని దర్పమణచిన వనజ విభునకు మంగళం
ఎల్లవేళల, కన్నుకాచే కోమలాంగుకు మంగళం
మంగళం శుభ మంగళం గోవర్ధనునకూ మంగళం [మంగళం] [2]
చరణం : సర్వ నిలయుడు, మోహనాంగుడు పరమ యోగికి మంగళం
క్షీరమధనుని మానసమ్మున వీక్షణమునకు మంగళం [2]
మంగళం శుభ మంగళం మా పద్మనాభుకు మంగళం [మంగళం] [2]
Lyrics : Lakshmi Valli Devi Bijibilla
Music : Kanakesh Rathod
Publisher : Bijibilla RamaRao
LYRICS : SRI PANDURANGAM
పల్లవి : శ్రీ పాండురంగం, నమామ్యహమ్ శ్రితపారిజాతం, నమామ్యహమ్ [2]
అ.ప : నీ పాదరజితం, నమామ్యహమ్ మా పాపహరణం, నమామ్యహమ్ [శ్రీపాండు]
చరణం: అగణిత నామం, నమామ్యహమ్ మునిగణ పాలనం, నమామ్యహమ్ [2]
సుమధుర చరితం, నమామ్యహమ్ సురాసుర వినుతం, నమామ్యహమ్ [శ్రీపాండు]
నీ లలిత తేజసం, నమామ్యహమ్ సలలిత రాజసం, నమామ్యహమ్ [2]
మధురానగరం, నమామ్యహమ్ ఆనంద పోషణం, నమామ్యహమ్ [శ్రీపాండు]
చరణం: కళత్ర సంయుతం, నమామ్యహమ్ మధురాతి మధురం, నమామ్యహమ్ [2]
నీ పాదయుగళం, నమామ్యహమ్ జన్మహరణము, నమామ్యహమ్ [శ్రీపాండు]
నీ నామ స్మరణం, నమామ్యహమ్ మోహనాశం, నమామ్యహమ్ [2]
భక్త పోషకం, నమామ్యహమ్ వైకుంఠరాజం, నమామ్యహమ్ [శ్రీపాండు]