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As ew always do, Gemma came to visit for Christmas and New Year.
Saturday before Christmas we met up with our lovely friends Connor and Chloe on Princes Avenue, taking in venues Hoi and Pave. And in Hoi we also bumped into the lovely Claire!
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Saturday night we went to a lovely Indie night I've been going to on Prince's Avenue called Beat The Clock. Some great tunes all played from vinyl - less mainstream than many nights, some more obscure tracks mixed in with well known ones.
We started the evening with food at Crafted, then went on to 80 Days Bierhaus, then Hoi and finallu upstairs at Hoi to Beat The Clock. A great night!
In Hoi.
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Saturday night we went to a lovely Indie night I've been going to on Prince's Avenue called Beat The Clock. Some great tunes all played from vinyl - less mainstream than many nights, some more obscure tracks mixed in with well known ones.
We started the evening with food at Crafted, then went on to 80 Days Bierhaus, then Hoi and finallu upstairs at Hoi to Beat The Clock. A great night!
In 80 Days.
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yay dancing pictures! i love it. i am so inspired by dancers' forms and movement. i would love to have better posture and poise.
i wish i could take these shots along but when i try to take these without a continuous shutter, ie a self-timer, they don't work as well. it helps to have someone to push the button on these, and hold it down through an entire jump.
SO fun! yesterday i was in a cooking mood and needed to create so i made this soup: www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/all-american-festivals/ginger...
which i recommend.
the other night we watched "Waitress" with Keri Russel that i've seen once but it really made me want to be a pie-baker, so i attempted that too. :)
song of the day:
"Cornflake Girl"
Tori Amos
Comprendre comment fonctionnent les pigments de la peau, le cerveau, découvrir les médicaments de demain, mais aussi des drones, et rencontrer ceux qui ont eu l’idée de réinventer la consigne de tri version 2.0… c’était lors des Portes Ouvertes de l’incubateur inter-universitaire Impulse, le 20 novembre. Une journée placée sous le signe des sciences et des entreprises innovantes qui valorisent la recherche académique des grands laboratoires français, tels que l’INSERM, le CEA, le CNRS, les Universités et bien d’autres. Avec cette journée « Sciences et création d’entreprises », le grand public était invité à appréhender l’innovation sous toutes ses formes, et parmi eux, des scolaires, étudiants, doctorants. Au programme de cette septième édition : 20 innovateurs venus présenter leurs produits, prototypes et innovations « en vrai », depuis le robot d’aide à la personne d’Axyn Robotique au « Simeox » de l’entreprise Physio-Assist, destiné à aider les patients atteints de pathologies broncho-respiratoires de type mucoviscidose. Parmi les exposants, on a ainsi pu retrouver aussi Soacsy, avec son système embarqué de caractérisation des fonds sous-marins, une technologie issue du laboratoire d'Acoustique Sismique de la direction de la technologie marine de l'IFREMER (centre de Brest), précieuse pour les eaux de notre Méditerranée. First Light Imaging, était également présente pour présenter OCAM², la caméra en lumière faible la plus rapide au monde, dont la technologie, issue des Laboratoires d’Astrophysique de Marseille, de Grenoble et l’Observatoire de Haute Provence a été reconnue par la NASA. L’agence américaine a en effet associé First Light aux développements du futur télescope spatial WFIRST… télescope s’annonçant comme la prochaine grande mission d’observation de l’univers puisqu’il s’agit du successeur direct du télescope Hubble ! Terradona et son conteneur intelligent, montrait également comment réinventer la consigne avec un système de tri de déchets 2.0 où chaque « bon geste » de tri permet de cumuler des points à transformer en bons d’achat auprès de magasins partenaires.
Au cœur de cette foison d’innovation, l’incubateur Impulse, né il y a maintenant 14 ans à l’initiative des Universités d’Aix-Marseille et d’Avignon, rejointes par l’Ecole Centrale Marseille, le CEA, le CNRS, l’IRD, l’ONERA et l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne. Incubateur « territorial et généraliste », son objet est d’accompagner et financer des projets de création d’entreprises innovantes valorisant les travaux de la recherche publique. Les projets accompagnés et financés valorisent tous les domaines scientifiques : sciences de la vie – biotechnologies, santé, alimentation, nutrition etc. ; sciences et technologies de l’information et de la communication – numérique, microélectronique, logiciels etc. ; sciences pour l’ingénieur – mécanique, risques et sécurité, optique, photonique etc. ; environnement – énergies, écoconception etc. ; sciences humaines et sociales – cognition, industries culturelles etc. ; mobilité (transports intelligents et à la demande, logistique etc.).
Depuis 2000, l’incubateur IMPULSE est un véritable outil d’accompagnement, de financement et de pré-amorçage, convertissant 80% de projets en entreprises. A fin 2014, sur 142 projets accompagnés, il est à l’origine de la création de près de 115 entreprises générant environ 620 emplois directs et 1700 emplois indirects. Avec 163 millions d’euros de fonds privés cumulés sur les entreprises accompagnées, il démontre l’attractivité de ces startups innovantes sur son territoire (départements 13, 84, 04 et 05). Soutenu par l’Etat, l’Union Européenne, la Région PACA, les départements des Bouches-du-Rhône et du Vaucluse, la Ville de Marseille, Marseille Provence Métropole et la Communauté du Pays d’Aix, Impulse est un incubateur généraliste et participe à la création de valeur sur le territoire de l’Académie d’Aix-Marseille et d’Avignon.
Comment elle est née, par Jean-Claude Chesnel
Matra Simca 670 B : 1st 24 Heures du Mans 1973, Henri Pescarolo et Gérard Larrousse
Scale model 1/10 by Jean-Claude Chesnel
Comment différencier ces 2 sosies qui n'arrêtent pas de s'entremêler? Les Sœurs Kif-Kif est avant tout une ode à l'euphorie et à la liberté. Ce spectacle raconte les manigances de deux jumelles qui réinventent l'usage de toutes sortes d'objets de la vie quotidienne. Elles font apparaître des patates frites à une vitesse folle, jonglent avec des parapluies et entrent à l'intérieur de ballons géants. Dans un cocktail de comédie, de magie et d'acrobatie, vous serez emporté par l'humour vif qui les caractérise. Vous aussi, vous aurez envie de faire ce qui vous plaît!
TYPES D'ANIMATION:
Les Divines
En échasses, 2 personnes.
Du haut de leur nuage, elles communiquent en chantant les louanges de l'homme mortel, et en offrant de façon imprévisible des raisins frais
cueillis à même leur toge. Leur "sofa" céleste génère une aura de
confort et d'euphorie qui ne peut que relaxer profondément l'interlocuteur.
À la manière des déesses grecques, elles caricaturent aussi les torts
de l'humain avec ses vanités et son orgueil, prouvant que trop de divin
peut parfois goûter le vinaigre. Toutefois cette dérision nous allège,
et comme le petit cumulus, on y sent quelque chose entre le rire et
l'oubli, quelque chose d’immortel.
- Personnage parlant
- Tout terrain sec (intérieur/extérieur, asphalte, pelouse, etc)
- Tout public
- Déambulatoire ou fixe, adaptable à tout événement
- Dimensions : 2.6 m de haut, 1.2 m d’envergure
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Les Papillons Géants
En échasses, 2 à 4 personnes.
De nature espiègles, elles butinent les oreilles et prennent les gens
sous leur aile. Les Papillons Géants s'expriment surtout par bruits
d'insecte et plaisanteries mimées. Fières défenseures des
couleurs saturées, du fleuri et du vol aléatoire, gare à ceux qu'elles
reconnaitront comme leur propre chenille.
Le concept, qui se fait habituellement en duo, est disponible avec
de 1 à 4 échassiers, le 4e étant un bourdon ou une mouche. Les
papillons sortent aussi en hiver!
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Les Anges
En échasses ou au sol, 2 personnes.
Les anges Clarisse et Adrienne papotent et rigolent sur le quotidien
au paradis. Leur grand costume bouffant d'une blancheur intégrale
est aimanté et elles y collent des clochettes avec lesquelles elles
jouent des airs de musique. Une performance riche et rigolote où le
public est invité à participer, rire et chanter. Elles sont spécialisées
dans la musique de Noël et leur costume s'illumine le soir.
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Les Échassières musicales
En échasses ou au sol, 2 personnes.
Les Échassières musicales font lever la fête! Elles vous
bombardent d'air connus qui font danser et chanter les petits et
grands, avec un répertoire presque infini et plein d'interactions
amusantes! Elles sont accompagnées d'un accordéon et une
harpe de clochettes de leur invention permettant d'interpréter
n'importe quel air populaire. Au comble de la fête, les personnages
distribuent les clochettes et dirigent des orchestres improvisés
d'enfants et d'adultes ou chacun, armé de sa note, participe à la
reconstitution d'une petite chanson.
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Version Cocktail
En échasses ou au sol, 1 personne.
Ce concept est idéal pour les cocktails, mariages et événements
corporatifs. Recevez vos invités avec élégance et velours grâce à la
magie de cette accordéoniste chaleureuse de 9 pieds. Issue du
Conservatoire de musique, elle propose une musique vivante et
variée pouvant inclure la chanson française, le tango argentin, la
musique classique, russe, klezmer, italienne, latino, jazz, ou tout ce
qui est susceptible de faire fredonner ou valser les convives.
Excellent pour mettre de l'ambiance ou pour accueillir les gens à un
événement.
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This is the kind of thing I might think, but going to the bother of printing stickers takes it to a whole new level!
9th July 2020 update: The cost of reinstating East Princes Street Gardens after the Christmas market was more than £150,000, three times higher than previous years. It transpired Underbelly did not actually have planning permission for the 2019 market. Underbelly paid the council in full for the repairs. The council paid an additional £40,000 for improved drainage work.
www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/politics/council/ps15...
Wednesday 17th June. There was widespread expectation First Minister Nicola Sturgeon would announce a move to phase two of lockdown on Thursday 18th June and give indicative dates for further easing of lockdown.
In phase two the virus is controlled but remains; R is consistently below 1 and WHO conditions are met. Physical distancing would still be required.
Phase two includes: People meeting in larger groups; workers being allowed to return to construction sites; opening playgrounds; small shops selling non-essential goods reopening (but not shopping malls); outdoor beer gardens but not indoor areas of pubs.
"Ms Sturgeon has previously stressed that not all of the changes will happen overnight, and it might not be until "the coming weeks" that some are in place."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-53083995
This image was taken during the Covid-19 pandemic and phase one of moving out of lockdown in Scotland.
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Earlier on in the day I popped over to see my great friend Rich and his lovely dog George. Then in the evening Gemma and I went to see comedy at Hull Comedy Lounge and our friend Claire came and met us there. A great evening!
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Cristal leads a very hard daily life. Abandoned and left with more responsibility than one should ever have to handle she indulges herself in a simple escape so that just for a moment she can really mean that smile that is always on her face.
Iv never done a shoot like this before but Im so thankful for these 3 lovely people for breaking down for me. Please view the other photos from this very emotional series.
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Honestly, I haven't fully realized how lucky I am. Let me take you through my full story :)
June 22nd, 2009:
It was bright, sunny and the first Monday of summer, so naturally, I was online. I had recently bought tickets to see the Jonas Brothers on their World Tour. I was browsing Ticketmaster for the night I wasn't seeing (the JB were coming to Philly for 2 nights and I had tix for the first night). I searched for 3 seats (one for me, one for Gabbi and one for Grace) and I read the numbers that came onto the screen. They were as follows: Section 102, Row 4, Seats 1,2 and 3. I did a doubletake and almost exited the page involuntarily. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Had I just scored 4TH ROW to a JONAS BROTHERS concert?!!!!!?!?!?!
Yes. Yes I had.
I instantly got up and ran as fast as my legs would take me outside to tell my mom. "Mom! Mom! HURRY UP!!" She thought I was dying or something and ran straight inside. I showed her the tickets and the time I had left to buy them. I dialed my dad's number as my mom paced. She didn't want me to spend another 90 bucks on the SAME concert. I was getting nervous.
The time was ticking "1:39, 1:38, 1:37..." My dad said he would let me and my mom agreed. She said it was ONLY because they were such good seats. I clicked buy, put in the number and bam. I was set to see JB in fourth row. I was in utter disbelief.
"What do I do now?" I thought.
Scream? Naw. Too teeny.
Run up and down the street like a maniac? Eh, not right now.
OHMYGOD. I need to tell my friends that they're seeing JB in 4th row!
I called them both and we exchanged insanely loud screams through the phone. I apologized to my phone for the screaming afterwards.
"This is it." I thought.
But it still didn't hit me.
July 24th, 2009:
The day of my concert was something I cannot even put into words. I had already seen the show the day before, so I knew what to look for and where I would be sitting. That's one of the advantages of seeing the show twice.
Anyways, I went to my seats and still didn't realize what was happening. The night before, we noticed Big Rob and the band walking by where we were going to sit tonight. This time, we were on the lookout. Suddenly, he came out from the tunnel. Gabbi, Grace and I sprinted to front row and squeezed in to give him high fives. I. Just. High. Fived. Big. Rob. HOLY FREAKIN MOTHER OF JONAS! So here we are in front row, talking to BR. All of the sudden, darkness.
Dun dun dun. Dun dun dun. Dun dun dun. Dun dun dun.
We will, we will ROCK YOU!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
We were baddd girls and just stayed in front row. I kept saying "This is it. It's what we've waited for." Over and over again to Gabbi and Grace. Goosebumps covered my body and I was shaking up a storm.
All of the sudden, they came out from the middle. Shall we recall my thoughts at that exact moment?
Jonas. Brothers. Joe. Kevin. Nick. Front. Row. Right. There. OHMYGOD. This. Is. So. Amazing. I can't even process my thoughts right now. It's just so- OHMYGOD!!! JOEEEEE!!!!! Here he comes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So yeah, here comes Joe. SNAP! I take this picture and bam. Gone :(
So we enjoy the first three songs IN FIRST ROW, something so many fans never get to experience :( and then the security guard kicked us back to our seats. I cried about it during "Fly With Me", but you can't stay sad at a Jonas concert.
That is my front row story.
I'm SO SORRY IT WAS SO LONG!!
Anyways THE POINT OF THIS STORY IS:
I never ever believed I would see front row. I never believed JOE JONAS would throw a guitar pick to ME (granted, I didn't catch it, but it's the thought that counts :). I never believed I would be this lucky and this happy. So to all you fans who have NEVER seen front row, STOP HOPING, START BELIEVING.
You WILL see front row if you're meant to. And for fans who have seen it, don't think you're time is over or that wishing to see it again is being selfish because IT ISNT. Front row is an adrenaline rush I wish I could have EVERY day. But I can't. And seeing front row more than once isn't taking away from people unless you DON'T ENJOY IT. So believe. Always believe.
^^Rant of the century right there^^
Some comments from an IMDB discussion board thread on Let the Right One In.
Incidentally, I love that guy on the left. What a face!
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The last weekly choir meeting before the summer break. We had a potluck (I made a cheesecake for it) and some people bravely put themselves up for karaoke.
I was one of those brave people!
I've never felt nerves like that before singing! Usually it's in a pub, with not many paying attention, alcohol-infused audiences, and not many that can sing. But this was different - everyone was paying attention, and they can all sing!
I was terrified. But I did it - and what a reception I got at the end too - it was amazing! Absolutely loved it.
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Public comments; FWC commission meeting in Jacksonville, July 13-14, 2022.
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Latin name: Polyommatus coridon - Chalkhill Blue
You'll probably be pleased to know that this is the last of the Chalkhill Blue butterfly photos from this Lincolnshire Wildlife Nature Reserve, clearly showing the female's colours and patterns on the upper side of the wings. It definitely won't be the last time we visit this site and I'm sure we will be rewarded with many lovely surprises through different times of the year with flora and fauna!
As you can see, I'm now up from my bed, but still 'on the mend' road, and getting better every day! Thanks for the well wishes I have received - it was very kind of you all!
Taken at Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust's Wilsford And Rauceby Warrens SSI Nature Reserve at Ancaster.
Taken with my Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5.6-6.3 Di VC USD A011 Lens and framed in Photoshop.
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mbvision @ 2003-10-08 18:49 said :
One hour left of work, and then I have a four day weekend. Just looking forward to some rest, and my 10 year high scholl reunion. How is your day?
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:36 said :
...hi... it is so nice to have someplace to debrief... am oriental dance... then got the bamboo... and some pine... and I found these 2 beautiful ridiculously expensive metalic leaves to add to the `collection`... heirlooms... one string of lights isn`t working... my husband`s gone for the evening so I`m spending some time finally printing my `best of fotolog` not that all these albums and paper make any sense ...but with the fotolog learning curve so great I`m a lot more ruthless in the choices... wondering too how to get more courageous, expansive, something here... perhaps it`s a matter of skipping a beat before hitting the shudder... a heartbeat...
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:36 said :
... that`s a.m.
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stills @ 2003-10-08 20:37 said :
and that`s shutter...hope your day was a good one... do tell...
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petitesoeur @ 2003-10-09 01:33 said :
just got home from my day today -)here was my day: "fog of war" press screening -- took photos of errol morris, ate lunch with the rest of the press office, got some work accomplished @ my desk, got dressed for the evening, "young adam" public screening: shot tilda swinton & ewan mcgregor & david bryne in the greenroom -- another photographer kicked me in the shin, hung out in the greenroom -- having seen the film @ its press screening -- listened to the q&a -- went to the after party for a 1/2 hour & then went to the nyc fotologgers meetup
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mxp @ 2003-10-09 16:33 said :
this is great. i actually thought about doing this, but now it`s been done. damn! ;) (i think i still might do it)
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stills @ 2003-10-09 21:26 said :
... why don`t you do it here?
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stills @ 2003-10-10 14:13 said :
...will post some sukkah pics in a few days.... meanwhile there`s some on www.fotolog.net/jerusalem
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stills @ 2003-10-10 14:14 said :
... Hag Sameach!
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jackies @ 2003-10-10 17:37 said :
Grr... they SAID the fog would burn off and it would be sunny. Lies, I tell you, lies! What a grey day today... I love both of your fotologs!
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Another night in, another dress. :-)
Comment les Smart Cities peuvent-elles contribuer au mieux-être des citoyens ? Quels sont les leviers qui permettent de créer une culture du partage et de l'innovation ? Quels sont les critères technico-économiques, environnementaux et le montage juridico-financier des projets étrangers ? Quelles sont les contraintes spécifiques rencontrées par les villes d’Asie du Sud-Est et les prérequis nécessaires aux projets de smart city ?
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The comments are pretty much completely unrelated. I kinda liked them but not really enough to put them as their own posts, so I put them here :)
Mkay so I took a lot of photos yesterday :)
We went on an airboat tour of the Everglades but I didn't have the camera on that part, my daddy did.
After that, we hung out around there for a while and I got chased around by a chicken and people laughed at me. Good times :D
And thennnn we went to the fruit and spice park where I took this picture. I almost ran into that tree with my face :O
Uhh yup that's it. Today is our last full day at this awesome hotel, but that's okay because I'm getting tired of waking up and trying to look okay every morning, just to eat breakfast haha.
Also I have a deathly fear of getting a sunburn. And hairy legs kinda freak me out too :P Along with orange spray tans and old people in speedos. All of which this beach has.
:D Easter is almost here! That means I can almost start texting again...
Havva nice daaay!
P.S. I used 5 emoticons on this photo :) that's six.
In her concluding comments at this year’s UBCM conference, Premier Christy Clark announced that B.C. will be moving forward with a bridge to replace the Massey Tunnel and that there will be infrastructure planning grants available for Northwest LNG communities.
The UBCM conference is a chance for local governments to engage with each other and the provincial government and an opportunity for local governments to meet face to face with provincial cabinet ministers. It allows for an exchange of ideas and best practices, all aimed at making B.C. a better place. To find out more about what’s happening at this year’s conference, head to the BC Government Newsroom: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/09/ubcm-2013.html