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Marvin Lowman, another North East Texas Veteran, didn't get to come home as planned. He was captured and became a P.O.W.
But fans were not dampened
Megan Moroney, despite the delay because of lightning in the middle of her set, and Tyler Hubbard lit up the Bobcat stage at the York State Fair on Friday night, drawing in hordes of enthusiastic fans. The dynamic duo both put on a captivating performance that had the crowd jumping to their feet and singing along to every song. With their spirited tunes and magnetic stage presence, Moroney and Hubbard delivered an unforgettable concert experience that left everyone wanting more. The York State Fair proved to be the perfect setting for this electric show, providing a lively and energetic atmosphere that perfectly complemented the high-octane performance.
LockedIN Magazine photographer Rick "Beetle" Bailey of @bbphotographer58 and @MyMidAtlantic was at the fairgrounds to keep our fans #LockedIN.
Take a moment to #StayActive with #LockedINMagazine and ask yourself #RuLockedIN
Trampo de sexta, Delay e Bon Vivant no armazén14.
Legal, sucesso galera. o/
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faaalou!
Diego de Carvalho Melo. ©
Jan Delay in der AWD-Hall am 27.10.09 in Hannover
(c) Sebastian Gerhard / fotografirma.de
Kontakt: sg@fotografirma.de
Sorry for the delay in getting these up.. Team No Sleep got busy and my4oh7.com lost a folder.. so here you are.. Last Saturday Night, your Orlando City Soccer Club Team won 3-1 and here are your pics. Thanks to Bump Goose Productions for some amazing shots.. ENJOY
There is a simplicity to existence that conscious ego will not
tolerate. Your existence just is. It is not planned nor intended.
You are, simply as you are. The most basic truth is so clearly in
front of your face-- base and predictable: human, primate, mammal,
life-- the truth bores as it insults ego. Delusions are so much more
interesting-- God, soul, love-- they are real in effect of our every
action, but they are as malleable as any childish whim. We shape
these delusions with every want and expectation. Try it. Expect love
and find it. Want God and see! The filters of perception are yours
to control-- we are masters to this shared delusion we often confuse
with reality.
These are simply ideals, and we breathe them as necessary as air.
What a curious primate.
Unfiltered reality-- what does that mean? Is it even possible? We
sometimes speak of it as beautiful, seeing things as they truly are--
but is not that beauty another delusion, another filter? Unfiltered
reality, I imagine, would be too boring and too simple to comprehend.
It would be data with no metaphor, no symbol system, and none of the
artful abstractions that we thrive on.
So then, curious primate, what is it that you want? Anything that you
consider worth comprehending is possible; but still you persist in
wondering about this most basic thing. Do what you like, and let none
be the judge, you cannot help to do otherwise.
We are masters to our own delusion. Do what you want and shape every
filter. Let life happen. Make art, love, and offer people a reason
for their existence to matter.
It is all poetry and art, and all blissfully useless.
But fans were not dampened
Megan Moroney, despite the delay because of lightning in the middle of her set, and Tyler Hubbard lit up the Bobcat stage at the York State Fair on Friday night, drawing in hordes of enthusiastic fans. The dynamic duo both put on a captivating performance that had the crowd jumping to their feet and singing along to every song. With their spirited tunes and magnetic stage presence, Moroney and Hubbard delivered an unforgettable concert experience that left everyone wanting more. The York State Fair proved to be the perfect setting for this electric show, providing a lively and energetic atmosphere that perfectly complemented the high-octane performance.
LockedIN Magazine photographer Rick "Beetle" Bailey of @bbphotographer58 and @MyMidAtlantic was at the fairgrounds to keep our fans #LockedIN.
Take a moment to #StayActive with #LockedINMagazine and ask yourself #RuLockedIN