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Some of the Hot College Guys at my apartment pool during the first week back to school. More to come...
Some of the Hot College Guys at my apartment pool during the first week back to school. More to come...
Alice Guy Blaché (Saint-Mandé, 1 de julio de 1873 – Mahwah, de Nueva Jersey, 24 de marzo de 1968) fue la primera persona en ser realizador de una película, la fundadora del cine narrativo y de la narración cultural superando el cine de mostración de los hermanos Lumiere y sentando las bases de lo que en el futuro se ha considerado ficción. Fue pionera en los efectos especiales, la ciencia ficción fílmica, el lenguaje cinematográfico (planos, iluminación, attrezzo, montaje, caracterización...) y fundadora de lo que más tarde se ha considerado la profesión de productor o productor ejecutivo. Asimismo, fue la primera persona que logró vivir (mantenerse económicamente) a través de dicha profesión. Rodó más de 1000 películas a lo largo de su vida, fundó varias productoras en Francia y en Estados Unidos y luchó por ser reconocida internacionalmente como directora, actriz y productora. La historia del cine borró su paso por la historia y atribuyó sus películas bien a su marido, bien a anónimos, o bien nunca fueron mencionadas, lo cual no deja de ser un grave error histórico y artístico porque es imposible entender la obra de Mèliés y demás directores del cine primitivo sin su influencia. A pesar de la marginación que ha sufrido por parte de los historiadores por el hecho de ser mujer, en el contexto de la época fue muy apreciada y admirada por los demás profesionales del sector. Su primera película -y por tanto, la primera película de la historia del cine- fue "El hada de los repollos" (Le Fee aux Choux, 1896). El rescate de su figura histórica comenzó apenas hace quince años, por tanto no es difícil encontrarla apartada en los libros más antiguos del cine, sin embargo cada vez más está siendo normalizada como fundadora del cine en los conocimientos históricos producidos a partir, sobre todo, de 1995-98.
New stuff coming soon. Been a rough past 2 years due to illness of good friend, who has now passed, and he would want me to continue on.. so I am going to. More soon.
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I have him on an Iple model body..............the old cream white. The resin match is good. The head could fit on the neck better, but long hair hides the fit issue.
The final batch of 26 Guy Arab V in the Lancashire United fleet had "F" suffix registrations, as did Manchester's first Mancunian double deckers - a world apart!
278 picks up at the Farnworth Market stop followed by a former Leigh Corporation lowbridge (6903) Leyland Titan PD3A on loan from GMT to Swinton Depot to cover for a vehicle shortage
Some of the Hot College Guys at my apartment pool during the first week back to school. More to come...
“I’m self-employed; I sell self-published poetry. I’ve been doing it for about three years. It started a few years ago. I suffer from chronic fatigue and I wasn’t getting anywhere with my doctor. I wasn’t prepared to have their tests and take their medication. I use alternative healing methods and it works for me, but they wouldn’t recognise it. He wouldn’t provide me with a sick note, and I couldn’t do 35 hours of job search because of my condition. I wasn’t able to get an allowances and they said I was on my own. I knew that I had to find another way to make a living. And the thing that I’ve always been most appreciated for has been my poetry.
I’ve been writing poetry for thirty years. I remember writing one of my first pieces at school. We had to write about Guy Fawkes. The teacher liked what I had written and they got me to read it in front of the whole school in assembly. I really enjoyed that; it made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. I knew from then on that performing was something I could do.
During my teens, I was inspired by punk poets like Ian Dury and John Cooper Clarke. A lot of the punk lyrics were quite poetic, and the music was simple but effective. So with school friends we started messing around with instruments and creating rhythms and sounds. Years later, these friends have gone on to become renowned musical artists themselves. A few of them are in a band called ‘Sentimentalists’ and they use a lot of my work as lyrics.
We’re all doing well artistically, just not financially.”
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