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Against The Current // Cyclops Stage // Vans Warped Tour // Merriweather Post Pavilion // Columbia, MD
July 16th, 2016
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Our 20th reunion happened this past week at Moore College of Art and Design in the heart of Philadelphia and it was lots of fun to reconnect with old friends!!!!! I am really tickled to be a part of the Alumnae Exhibit this year which has to do with Material and how it is made and used! I just loved the opening!!!
Was a hermit at home this week. Finished 3 books. Now I have "She's Come Undone" to start.
The Help was an page turner for sure; loved it.
The Oy joke books were an entertaining quick read as well; saw it on display at Barnes & Nobles, read a bit of it, found it funny, and decided to go borrow the book.
Sorry for all the pen pics... this is the best way to describe what's still available, for those stocking up for Christmas... B-)
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Winter has finally set in. We had our first bout of snow yesterday, and although it wasn't very much, I took Vanessa out to enjoy it...
The current images I am showing now here on Flickr, are Collaboration's with my son A.J. He is 8 years old. We make all the images in the camera first, then I work on them in photoshop to find the best parts from several images to make the finale composition. All the images start from motion and movement of toys and other objects that my son has. A.J. is very unique. He has a way of helping me to see things in people and in the surroundings of my life in a newer way then ever. He inspires me to work harder in understanding my life in art, photography, people, spiritual things, and so much more...
I believe A.J. came in to my life to change every thing I understand about life. AJ was born Dec. 17, 1998 at 36 weeks gestation. He weighed 3.7lbs. He is a kid of special needs. He was born with broken femurs although he was born by cesarean. He has scoliosis of the back. His legs do not move and his right arm is flacid, the left arm has limited range of motion. He eats by a "G" tube in his tummy and can't swallow. He has a tracheotomy in his neck to breath through SIMV, a ventilation device to assist with his breathing. He’s extremely nearsighted and what he truly sees we just don’t really know. Most would describe A.J as a quadriplegic. He cannot speak. AJ is a wonderful inspiration to my wife and family and we are very honored and thankful to be his parents.
OK now you are asking your self or me how a kid like A.J. Collaborates with me. he likes light and lights that move. toys that fly over his bed. he has a large mobil near his bed that we have hung toys on all his life. one day many years a go I was doing my normal daddy thing doing a photo of him and I found that the toys looked cool in the photo. I began to experiment on how to have more fun looking at this toy thing that happened. I wonted to controll it more but I did one thing I made a rule that he must be a part of it as much as I could help him to be. it was his stuff that cot my eye. now that mobil of his is run by a switch that he pushes on or off. it dose not seem like much to some but it is his part and all he can do. so I don't know which way it might turn. the shutter speeds are long and some times I move the camera or hold it still. A.J. adds all the magic to it and he is the true energy. yes I did try many shots that he was not part of but when I have done this it is just not as wow as when he and I work as a team. it is a fun way to play with him and be a bigger part of his life. I show him the photos in the back of the camera after we do a few, or from a lap top. he just looks. I don't know if he likes them or not but I do. I get a lot of joy from working with him like this. it is one of the only things I feel that I can truely look in to his secret world by. we have ben doing this for several years now. and I have built a large collection of cool images to share with you doing this part is a new thing for use to do. I hope you have fun looking at the images we have here. we have only printed a few on paper so far. this art is the first of extreme abstract art I have realy began to enjoy.
Leamington Spa Town Hall is a Grade II listed municipal building located in the town of Leamington Spa in Warwickshire, England. It is the meeting place of Royal Leamington Spa Town Council.
The current hall was commissioned to replace a smaller hall found on High Street which was built in 1830. The former hall was constructed on land owned by The Earl of Aylesford and the Wise family at a cost of £1,900. After the new town hall opened, the old hall was used as a police station and then as a Polish community centre.
Originally the plan was to build the new hall next to the Royal Pump Rooms and the adjacent gardens; however the site eventually chosen was on The Parade next to the Regent Hotel. A house called Denby Villa was purchased for £10,000 and demolished to make room. The foundation stone for the new building was laid by the mayor, Henry Bright, on 17 October 1882. It was designed by architect John Cundall who incorporated elements of both the Tudor style and the French baroque style. The exterior design included a portico on the ground floor surmounted by six Corinthian columns between windows at the first floor level. Construction was undertaken by builder John Fell at a cost of £14,000. It was constructed of Pinkish-red brick with sandstone ashlar dressings with a Welsh slate roof, partly fish-scaled. It was officially opened by the then-mayor, Sidney Flavel, on 18 September 1884. The efforts of Alderman Henry Bright in promoting the development of the new town hall had already been recognised with an obelisk erected in Regent Grove in 1880.
Two of the building's most notable features are its clock tower on the southern end of the building and the statue of Queen Victoria outside it. The statue, designed by Albert Toft, was erected in 1902 and cost £1,500 to create, and was allegedly moved slightly by a German bomb on 14 November 1940 during The Blitz.
After defeating Sugar Ray Robinson to win the world middleweight boxing title championship on 10 July 1951, the locally-born boxer, Randolph Turpin, waived to the crowd from the town hall balcony. The town hall was the headquarters the municipal borough of Leamington but ceased to be local seat of government on the formation of Warwick District in 1974. Since 2002 it has been the headquarters of Royal Leamington Spa Town Council.
The 44 metres (144 ft) tall clock tower, illuminated at night, has been home to a breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons and their chicks every summer since 2017.
look up the current bios of Larry Brilliant and David P Reed on wikipedia
just found this article from 1993 tonight, gave me some weird ideas about... stuff. Im not into conspiracies or anything,and this is probably old irrelevant info, but some of the ideas carried some resonance with the moment.
DALLAS TEXAS
In this scene looking down Main Street toward the central Business District, the old Red Courthouse, one of the oldest buildings in Dallas, may be seen along with the Dealy Plaza, Kennedy Memorial and the Nations Bank Plaza.
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1. all stars, baby. -explored at #1 on july 5th - my first #1! ., 2. guardian, 3. arcadia theatre, 4. the trick, 5. bluebonnets & rogue paintbrushes, 6. moo, 7. fly away home, 8. chiromancy,
9. voyeurism, 10. gamma sucks., 11. willie wants in, 12. little girl II, 13. confusion, 14. happy 35th birthday to me!, 15. mom, is that you?, 16. soap.soap.soap.,
17. orange chair, 18. hank & willie II, 19. hank & willie, 20. juicy snarl
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Current Exhibition " Naturaleza muerta por asfixia". Fundación Mapfre Guanarteme, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Spain. 16May-28Jun 2013
Delivered this one to Elliott Bay Bicycles today. This maple stand weighs nearly as much as a complete Davidson Ti bike.
Currently a town of about 60,000, Gorlitz lost about a third of its population to Poland at the end of World War II.
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