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julie teasing me for being predictably ridiculous. photo by jacqui.

Marble Machines with High School Explainers

Circuit Boards and Learning Dimensions

Science Explainer Jon chose Nicola Tesla - inventor, electrical engineer, & physicist... #movember en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla

 

Street Photography in London

New figurines are put to use in an epic battle scene, as narrated by drk

The Sparkiverse people came to show how to make a R2-D2 that responds to IR signals.

On the way to the "Life of the Forest" trail Ian and I detoured past a site of a shipwreck. Considering we were about a quarter to half mile from the ocean, I thought this was kind of impressive.

My grandma and cousin at my grandmother's 93rd birthday, the picture was taken on her 1956 Ziess Contina.

some preview shots from the next project

Brendan explains some of the more difficult scrapbook pages to scan (with diagrams!)

Photo by John A Kilmer - University of Florida

So tired of stupid people

The lanternist explains the working of the magic lantern to an enthralled audience.

The Martyr by Auguste Rodin; conceived 1885; cast 1925. Bronze cast by the founder Alexis Rudier, Paris.

 

Rodin Museum, Philadelphia, PA

 

(The museum was a gift of Jules Mastbaum to the city of Philadelphia to display works of Auguste Rodin)

Evelyn explains every artist has a different personality and so every piece of art they create will be different, they shouldn't compare their art with others.

The God Box Pop-UP Shop (Birmingham)

 

Written By: #AndreTheBlogger

 

“You were born to be Kings and Queens!” ~ David Banner

 

When David Banner does a pop-up shop, it’s actually a pretty cool event for the whole family. While walking into Birmingham’s “The Shoe Clinic” today, I hear a familiar voice creating me as I get ready to enter the door. To my surprise, it was legendary rapper, David Banner. Banner felt at home with his fans and had no problems celebrating his wisdom with the future generation.

 

Banner’s fanbase ranged from a child around 8 years old to his grandmother who recited the lyrics to Banner’s music as she walked out the door. While fans were getting a sneak peak of his latest project, Banner surprised fans by walking amongst the crowd and doing live videos via his social media page.

 

The last time David Banner came to Birmingham, I remembered a young man saying that Banner should support black businesses. Banner made it publicly known today for his critics that most of the products and images for his new album were completed using black owned business. Banner shared that he didn’t want to just “walk the walk” without “talking the talk!”

 

Banner further explained the desire to black people having a flag that meant something to them and was a symbol of their true heritage. While discussing the flag, Banner drew criticism with his statement regarding respecting the rights of white people to celebrate the confederate flag. Despite his criticism, his comment truly made the connection that all people deserve to have their heritage respected. If you get a chance to catch his pop-up shop, definitely attend. It’s truly not like your typical autograph signing.

 

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About Andre J. Thomas

 

Andre J. Thomas is a 5x Award Winning producer for the hit show, College Talk. Andre is a featured writer for Black Moguls Magazine, GumpTown Magazine, Grip Magazine, Magic City Radar, SwurvRadio, and BeatsBangBlog. Andre is a contributing blogger for The Birmingham Times and The Stardome Comedy Club.

 

Andre serves as the official publicist for rapper Q Dot Davis and the official blogger for both Birmingham AFT and the AFT Strategies for Students Success division. You can listen to #AndreTheBlogger on Superstation 101.1 FM on Saturdays from 4pm – 7pm CST as part of The Joe Lockett Show on-air team.

 

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