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Alvaro Peña-Rojas is unique. He dresses extravagantly, his performances exude a quirky charm. He sings off-key, plays the piano with only eight fingers, wearing white gloves. His music is minimalist, his texts are sparse. Along with Joe Strummer he founded one of the first punk bands in London, and has lived in Konstanz since the 70s doing v"his thing" – with plenty of passion and without any concession to the mainstream.
The 200th Anniversary of the Battle of Bladensburg and Monument Dedication. by Jay Baker at Bladensburg, MD.
Speciale dédicace à Galéo (from Rennes, Bretagne), qui se demande toujours si les normands (et spécialement les rouennais) ne sont pas fous ?
This week has been all about tiredness. The house has been ringing to the sound of mobiles, pagers and phones at all hours. To neighbours banging, to workmen up the road pretending they're doing something. I seem to have spent far too much time speaking to people back in the UK this week, worrying about money, about the flat I still co-own in Scotland, about friends with troubles, about my own. Time spent 'doing' when I should be sleeping.
If anyone, ever, tells you emigrating to the other side of the world is easy, kick them for me. It is about as big a test of determination and resolve as I can physically imagine anyone creating. Money literally pours from every hole you make, the job and photography contacts I was happily building vanish, your friends are as far away as they can be without coming back; I spent nearly five months without work. And every morning this week when I wake up begrudgingly and look in the mirror, my face tells me so.
The biggest test of doing 'this' isn't missing people, it's reminding yourself that it's the right thing when it's taken everything you have left.
But it is. It is the right thing.
This is a dedication to 1 of my most wonderful friends. We lost contact but he helped me through a very difficult period of my life n offered support in every way. All my friends at that time seemed God sent so i labeled each of them my angels.
Heres an entry on him n my other friends
encrypteddiaries.blogspot.com/2008/12/you-made-me-special...
On March 22, 2012, U.S. Ambassador Mark H. Gitenstein officially dedicated the new Embassy in Bucharest, Romania. The ceremony included a ribbon-cutting and the unveiling of a plaque that has been placed on the main entrance to the Embassy. The keynote speaker for the event was Delaware Attorney General Joseph R. "Beau" Biden, III. Also speaking were Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Ungureanu, Senate President Vasile Blaga and the Managing Director of Operations for the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations Leo Hession. Young Romanian pianist Mihai Ritivoiu performed as well (Lucian Crusoveanu / Public Diplomacy Office)
Wesleyan dedicated the Daltry Piano Nov. 6 in Memorial Chapel. The Daltry Piano is a gift from Marjorie R. Daltry Rosenbaum, in memory of Joseph Samuel Daltry. Joseph Daltry was Wesleyan’s first professor of music, founder of the Music Department, university organist, and the inaugural John Spencer Camp Professor of Music. (Photo by Nam Anh Ta '12)
Crumbling mural details show the dedication of the wall to the history and culture of the mines, smelter and miners of Superior, Arizona. I'd like to know more about the artist(s) but I can only make out the year 1980 and one name, possibly Aurelio Diaz DeChica. If anyone knows more information about this very large mural in downtown Superior, please let me know so I may provide more information and credit. This image is a detail view of the previous image at the bottom right corner of the wall.
I've found murals online by an artist known as Aurelio Diaz and this link to faded murals in Chicago may hold the clues.
Dedication of the Paoletti Art History Wing
A celebration of the Art History Program and dedication of the Paoletti Art History Wing in honor of John T. Paoletti, the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor Emeritus of the Humanities and Art History. The Paoletti Art History Wing is generously given by David Resnick ’81, P’13 and Catherine Klema P’13. (Photo by John Van Vlack)
The dedication marker for the two-span Parker truss bridge that once carried Pennsylvania Route 173 over French Creek in Cochranton, Pennsylvania. Built to a standard design in 1930, the bridge was replaced in 2015 by a modern structure.
Photo by Karl Weisel
Col. David Carstens, U.S. Army Garrison commander, along with Kathleen Ketcham and Dr. Lucius Clay III, granddaughter and grandson of Gen. Lucius D. Clay, unveil the new sign to name the airfield at Wiesbaden, Germany Lucius D. Clay Kaserne June 14. This was one of three ceremonies held at the installations June 14 to culminate several construction projects that have transformed the installation's landscape. Photo inset left: Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, U.S. Army Europe commander, along with Joan Shalikashvili, widow of Gen. John Shalikashvili, and Brant Shalikasvili, son, unveil the sign to dedicate the building as the General John Shalikashvili Mission Command Center. Photo inset right: Col. Carstens passes the ceremonial key to the Tickle family, signifying the opening of the Newman Village, named for Col. James R. Newman. (To download and save a photo, click on an image, then the Actions drop down menu, View all sizes and then Download the large size of the photo.)
On March 22, 2012, U.S. Ambassador Mark H. Gitenstein officially dedicated the new Embassy in Bucharest, Romania. The ceremony included a ribbon-cutting and the unveiling of a plaque that has been placed on the main entrance to the Embassy. The keynote speaker for the event was Delaware Attorney General Joseph R. "Beau" Biden, III. Also speaking were Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Ungureanu, Senate President Vasile Blaga and the Managing Director of Operations for the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations Leo Hession. Young Romanian pianist Mihai Ritivoiu performed as well (Lucian Crusoveanu / Public Diplomacy Office)
The 200th Anniversary of the Battle of Bladensburg and Monument Dedication. by Jay Baker at Bladensburg, MD.
Music has been of major importance to Allie Fountaine since she was in 6th grade. Currently a Junior in the Humanities program at Howell High School, Fountaine often uses the songs of her favorite bands as an escape. After purchasing her first ukulele in the Summer of 2015, she has since taught herself to play songs by Twenty One Pilots, Halsey, Elvis and more.