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William James "Count" Basie - "The Kid from Red Bank"
August 21, 1904 – April 26, 1984
Native son of Red Bank, New Jersey, Jazz Musician, Legendary Band Leader.
This bust of the "Count" is located next to the historic Red Bank Train Station.
Right …….Today I want you all to count the daisies in this area please…..Yes Halo, I dare say it would be easier to count the water lily’s in the background, but that is not what I am asking for…… Is it……..What do you mean Misty, When you say that you can spell a rat…..I really for the life of me do not know where you are coming from on that one….Go on butt in Jazz, why don’t you ……I really am not surprised that you are siding with Misty on this one….(When don’t you, I wonder) …..So you think that this idea of counting the daisies is all to do with the fact that I lost 2pence piece here last night…..And Molly made it plain, that none of you could help find it as it was past your tea time…..Go on Maysie-May, have your say, if you must…….So you all think that this is a cunning plan of mine, so that I can get you all to help me find my 2pence piece …….Well I have news for you all…..I might have been upset with my loss last night……But it would be unfair to say that I had tears in my eyes about it….No….I have come to accept my loss….(Sob)…….But moving quickly on……The main reason I want you daisy counting, is that I feel anyone who views this photo would like to know that sort of info…..What say you Midnight…..Yes I can just about see you hiding at the back there….So come on and let’s get counting please….Oh….One other thing……If you do happen to find my 2pence piece …..We are not playing finders keepers on this one….No Sir….I want that back where it belongs thank you….
Far away from the crowds, the counting team of Paul and Christine Smith efficiently process the money raised to purchase simply but life-saving medicines for South Sudan and Sudan. At least £12,000 so far.
Jonathan Hodel and Soo-Ah Park as Count Riccardo and Oscar, in "Un Ballo in Maschera"
Opera in the Heights , Houston TX
A don't stop stop your dreamin
Let yourself float apon the notion
We can work it out, we gon work it out baby
Go ahead lose yourself inside this opportunity
That we gonna make it right now, make it right now
Dave Matthews vs. J5 = Work it out
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., -- District team members utilize the dual-net seining process to collect silvery minnows and other fish in the Rio Grande, July 31, 2014. The District is part of a collaborative program aimed at increasing the number of silvery minnows in the Rio Grande and improving their habitat. Photo by Ronnie Schelby.
Here's the 5th comic strip featuring a new character called Blood Count. (Get it? Wakka wakka!) My goal will be for him to die at the end of each comic strip, but I'm open to the idea of him living as long as he's miserable.
I couldn't decide whether to call him Blood Count or Vlad the Imp. I liked both equally.
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Counting Tools Worksheet
First of all, we can say that if you have got a boy, your duty is easier because, in this worksheet, there are some tools like hammer, saw and etc. What will you do in this activity? Yes, you will do lots of things. For example; you will teach some tools which are used...
An evening in Central Park’s East Meadow with musical performances and highlights from Ken Burns’s upcoming PBS series THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S BEST IDEA, which premieres September 27 at 8 p.m. ET on PBS. Pictured: Augustana and Counting Crows arrive at Central Park, New York City, September 23, 2009. Photo by Marion Curtis.
Temple of Rameses III at Medinet Habu. Luxor West Bank.
First Court, inner face of First Pylon (north). King receives Libyan captives, counting hands and phalli.
Photo Title: Family counts
Submitted by: Edward Karembu
Category: ♥ HOPE
Country: Kenya
Organization: UON
Photo Caption: Play time
Professional or Amateur Photographer: Amateur
Country where the photo was taken: Kenya
Photo uploaded for the #LoveYourEyes Photo Competition on iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2022.
Photographer: Edward Karembu