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Bain News Service,, publisher.
Count Haeseler
[between ca. 1910 and ca. 1915]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title from unverified data provided by the Bain News Service on the negatives or caption cards.
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.17784
Call Number: LC-B2- 3292-15
~TITLE OF ARTWORK~
~ Count Quint Baker ~
ARTWORK CREATED ON: Acid Free Paper
APPROXIMATE SIZE: 8.5" x 11" inches
Media:Acrylics, Watercolors, Pen & Ink
This piece is Signed - Dated & Titled
Artwork Created in July 2009.
There is a real life vampire named Count Quint Baker. He contacted me a couple months back about my art and he lives in New Zealand. I talked to this vampire and he told me that the raise of the vampires is at hand within the next couple years. He told me that I should not be worried and that I should be happy because I was on the list to be turned and not just dinner. In a way I was happy but what about my friends , my fans , my family ? Are they on the " good" list ? I hope so...
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Spaghetti letters with rolled-up honey-roast ham
Sauerkraut layered with steamed courgette and raw vine tomato
Seasoned steamed squid on quinoa
3 Liquorice Comfits and melon and grapes for treat :)
427 together
This is my favourite bento to date; all my favourite things! 10/10
"Don't just teach children to count, teach them what counts" - Anonymous
A couple of samples from a collaboration with a local school
Santionany kely tamin'ny fiarahamiasa tamin'ny sekoly iray eto antoerana
Quelques extraits d'une collaborations avec un etablissement scolaire local
counting the hundreds that passed away...
a place were everyone posts anouncements of someones death.
Count Wilhelm wears a mail shirt with three-quarter sleeves, a long flowing surcoat suspended at the waist by a thin belt, and a mail coif falling open on his shoulders.
Note the two wheel-shaped attachment points (called mamelières) for chains on his breast, indicating a coat-of-plates worn under the surcoat and over the mail shirt. These chains were attached to the heaume, dagger and/or sword, so they couldn't get lost in battle.
Wilhelm holds his shield (depicting the black Jülich lion on a golden background) by the guige.
Dating this effigy is a bit more difficult because of the bad state it's in, but the general outline of the effigy breathes the late 1320s, 1330s. The mamelières with attached chains are a new feature of the early 14h century, as well as three-quarter mail sleeves. The thin belt at the waist, the long surcoat and the coif falling open on the shoulders are still reminiscent of earlier decades.
The tomb itself was made around 1900, even the "early 14th century"-engraving :)
Here is the exotic burlesque dancer Akira
backstage at the El Cid nightclub on Sunset
in Silverlake
posing with Count Smokula,
both of whom are featured separately
here in this stream.
Tear outs from my notebook I kept last spring. Dedicated to my food journal and the emotions I felt everyday. I tracked myself, my every move and every meal. Counted, calculated, added, burned, totaled. It's horrible. It's never good enough. My view of good and bad was totally thrown off. 750 calories suddenly became success and 1200 was too much. It was so distorted. I needed to see the number of burned calories on the treadmill everyday and make it higher than calories consumed. Unable to maintain this goal, I felt like a failure everyday. Why did I do this to myself. I had control over my feelings and yet I set impossible expectations for myself to meet. Set myself up for failure. Then when I can't do it, I am just reaffirming what I already think of myself.
My newest crochet pattern. It was inspired by my sons, who are learning their numbers and counting. They love to take the cookies out of the jar one by one and tell me which number it is.
This Saturday we're voting for mayor, council, and other such political figures. It's hard to know from a portrait and one hundred fifty words who will make responsible and wise decisions. It's amazing to be able to vote - what's even more amazing is for those voted in to pick up from where the others left off, and to get somewhere.
And there's always this side and that side to consider. Which oval to fill in with the special pen? Remember remember the nineteenth of November.
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How many colors can you count in this sunset near Wakeman, Ohio, at the end of an early winter day? Nature is showing much of its color range.
its 10:48am right before I leave Shimla, I met this uncle, he sell many vegetables in the most hectic morning wet market. He was very generous to kept me in touch with his vegetables, I said I can't cook it because I'm traveling. However before I leave I did buy small amount of cabbage, and I request to him that can I get his picture and he did this. I didn't realize it was bit shaky. But I did it. The cabbage, I gave it to the mosque nearby. I really can't have it on the bus.
optimist
©AZRIAZAHAR
Rear view shows some detail of the skin and muscle. This was painted using the new Citadel Paint System with a red glaze and red shade
By Colin Campbell, Bass Coast Writers Group
Smells; the sprig of lavender in my pillow, the moment she ‘turns out’ the pudding from the basin and the jam cascades down the sides, an apple ‘cored’ and stuffed with sugar and raisins, with cloves stuck beneath the baked-brown skin and brought to squat, steaming, on my plate ….
I feel the rough khaki of his Home Guard uniform against my legs and smell his shaving soap, his sweat and the Brasso he’s used to shine his buttons and cap badge. He carries me around the garden, telling me things … about the apple tree and the gooseberry bushes and about the stone where the thrush smashes the snails before he eats them. We visit the chickens and talk to them, telling them to hurry up and lay eggs; we ask the rabbits to have their babies soon, please.
When I am a little older than I am at this moment, I go with him to the bottom fence and we count together as the ‘Lancaster’ and ‘Halifax’ bombers pass overhead on their way to Germany. Their roaring makes conversation impossible so I count on my fingers until they are all used up and then he takes over on his.
“That’s a lot, Grandad, isn’t it?”
“Yes, it is, dear. Though when they come back tomorrow morning, there won’t …” and he shakes his head.
“What, Grandad?”
“Nothing, boy. Let’s go and see if there’s a ripe apple for you. Perhaps the blackcurrants are ready, too.”
German students are raising awareness about the need to invest in birth registration – one fingerprint at a time!
The unique initiative calls on people in Germany to lend their support to Plan's Count Every Child work by donating a fingerprint.
Since November, Plan Germany's Youth Advisory Panel and Plan Action Youth Group have been running activities to collect as many prints as possible. The final display will be handed over to the German government as a kind of petition to call for the realisation of universal birth registration within effective, comprehensive and rights based civil registration and vital statistics systems.
The Count had a busy day pimping on Sesame Street. He decided to rest his feet with some chocolate cake.
Size: 8 x 10 inches
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Code: RL10208
Artcode2: RL1020P8-8x10