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Over 45 years ago America harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song “A Horse With No Name.” This Grammy winning light folk-rock band from London became a musical sensation with an impressive string of hits including “Ventura Highway,” “Tin Man,” “Lonely People,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “You Can Do Magic.” Christopher Cross’ smoothly sophisticated ballads helped define adult contemporary radio in the 1980s. His well-recognized hits include “Ride Like the Wind,” “Never Be the Same,” “Say You’ll Be Mine,” “Think of Laura,” and “Arthur’s Theme,” along with his Grammy winning Song of the Year, “Sailing.”
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) and the Governments of Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe have come together in a new initiative aimed at harmonizing approaches to tackle the threats posed by the Asian fruit flies in the region.
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The goal of the full body massage in delhi is to release the flow of energy by means of muscular and joint contraction, harmonizing body, mind and soul.
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Two primary school buildings by Herman. Hertzberger, 1980-1983, Amsterdam
Grouped around a communal courtyard are three schools, the so-called Apollo schools, which harmonize with their surroundings because of their villa-like appearance. The Montessori School and Willemspark School were designed by Herman Hertzberger, the third school was designed by Liesbeth van der Pol. The two schools by Hertzberger are based on an identical basic scheme: a square, in the four corners of which are classrooms grouped around a central hall. By introducing variation in the detailing and through the positioning of the windows, the architect has given each school its own identity. The schools have been positioned so that the schoolyard is divided into a semi-public section and a more sheltered section; this latter area has been specially designed for small children. The infants have an entrance on the ground floor, beneath the exterior stairway. The entrances for the older children are situated above, on either side of a spacious hall which also functions as an auditorium. This space is used not only for performances, but also as a place where children can work individually or in groups. The plan functions in such a way that users and visitors are led via subtle transitions from the public street to the compact enclosed space in the school.
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Photograph of a group of five men in white suits called the "Popular Harmonizers," undated. The man in the front middle is holding a guitar. The caption reads "Sincerely Yours, The Popular Harmonizers."
This photograph comes from the Linda Duyer African-American History Collection (2012.021). For more information, visit the finding aid at libapps.salisbury.edu/nabb-archives/local-history-archive...
On a subconcious level I made this Goddess in the shape of a Tetraheder (a 3-dimensional triangle), which, according to the theory of the 'Flower of Life', is the mathematic shape of the Human Energy; both Male and Female.
The Male Energy is pointed up while the Female Energy is pointed down.
This is a female creature, but the energy is pointed up..
Maybe I learn to harmonize both energies inside me.. :))
Taken with my camera-phone
Fifth Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States
The former Coty Building, built in 1907-08 is a significant reminder of Fifth Avenue at the turn of the century, when the avenue, south of 59th Street, was shifting from residential to commercial use. Designed by Woodruff Leeming, the building employs French design details which visually link it and harmonize it with its Fifth Avenue neighbors.
Commissioned by real estate investor Charles A. Gould, the entire building was leased to perfumer Francois Coty in 1910 to serve as his American headquarters. Shortly after acquiring the building, Coty commissioned the great 20th-century glassmaker René Lalique to design a set of decorative glass windows which extends from and unifies the third through fiftn floors, creating an overall composition. These windows, in their form and design are an extraordinary survivor and are unique in New York.
These windows are unique in New York City. Intrinsically linked with Coty, they are an important architectural feature of the building which give it special character and significance.
While Coty occupied three floors of the building, it in turn subleased the ground floor and mezzanine and the attic floor to other tenants. Coty's original lease ran until 1931; this was extended until 1952 but cancelled in 1941 when Coty consolidated its operations at 423 West 55th Street.
Thus, the architectural design and the history of No. 714 exenplifies the character of Fifth Avenue as an exclusive shopping street. Only seven years after the building was completed, Fifth Avenue was described as:
. . . one of the world's famous streets. What Regent and Bond Streets are to London, the Rue de la Paix to Paris, the Unter den Linden to Berlin, the Ringstrasse to Vienna, irifth Avenue is to New York. It is the most aesthetic expression of the material side of the metropolis . ... from 34th to 59th Streets, department stores and exclusive shops new predominate, having either swept away or flowed around churches, clubs, hotels and residences. . . . establishments wherein may be found products of the greatest ancient and modern artisans make this part of Fifth Avenue one of the most magnificent streets in the world.
No. 714 remains as an excellent example of the type of building which led to of Fifth Avenue originally made in 1915, and causes Fifth Avenue still to be perceived "as one of the most magnificent streets in the world. "
Description
The six-story former Coty Building is designed as a frame, setting off a wall of glass, This composition proclaims the commercial use of the building while retaining a basic residential height and scale. The first two stories are designed as a unit framing a shopfront. The current shopfront is a recent installation.
Flanking limestone-faced piers set on paneled bases support a modillioned cornice carried on console brackets which flew over simple capitals. The third through the fifth stories are also handled as a unit, surrounded by an overall limestone enframement with architrave motif and bell-flower pendants.
Crisply modelled cast-steel spandrels separate the third and fourth, and forth and fifth stories. Keystones in the spandrels accent several of the windows. Each floor contains five window bays, separated only by vertical steel mullions; the outer mullions have decorative motifs. The central bay at the third floor is accented by an arched pediment with scallop motif, carried on diminutive brackets.
This window bay articulation is original to the building, but the original casements were removed for the insertion of the Lalique glass windows. Each bay contains a multi-paned casement set be lew a multi-paned transom. The central bays contain clear glass, while the side bays contain the decorative glass. The glass forms a continuous overall design extending up through all three floors and is composed of intertwining vines and tulips, recalling Lalique's earlier Art Nouveau work. Only from the exterior can the overall effect of the design as it extends upward be perceived.
The glass itself is approximately one-half inch thick, set in metal frames, with the raised portion of the design facing the exterior. A modillioned cornice with console brackets which supports a balustrade sets off the sixth, attic story. The sloping metal-covered roof of this story contains two segmental arched dormers which flank skylights set flush with the roof.
The roof features are a major element linking No. 714 with its neighbors, while the slope of the roof creates a sense of depth for the building An elevator penthouse rises slightly above the roof at the south. The northern party wall is partially exposed and has been painted.
Conclusion
Today the former Coty Building survives as a reminder of that period when this section of Fifth Avenue was shifting from a prestigious residential precinct to an elegant shopping street. Its overall form was specially designed to enhance commercial use, yet its elegant details allowed it to harmonize with its residential neighbors. Associated for same 40 years with the firm of Coty, it incorporates as an architectural feature a set of decorative glass windows, commissioned by that firm, which are unique to New York City. The construction of the building in 1907-08, was a herald of the changes that were about to transform the character of Fifth Avenue. Since 1908, the distinguished design of the building has added to and enhanced the continuum of Fifth Avenue and has typified an architectural style which has created the perception of Fifth Avenue as New York's and tine nation's premier shopping street.
- From the 1985 NYCLPC Landmark Designation Report
The First Plus Europe Conference was held at ‘Casa Llotja’ of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd, 2013. The topics discussed at the conference were: European Governance, Financial Convergence, Fiscal Harmonization.
Harmonized 79 GHz frequency band sought for automotive radars
Affordable in-vehicle radars for road safety and efficient transport systems
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The First Plus Europe Conference was held at ‘Casa Llotja’ of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd, 2013. The topics discussed at the conference were: European Governance, Financial Convergence, Fiscal Harmonization.
Tall Basin 1988. This is an example of a late basin, done a short while before I essentially abandoned the vessel format. The vessel ends in a point that supports a steel pin which goes into a “brown county stone” base. This stone is a very weak sandstone, but it was free along the cuts on Hwy. 46. It also harmonizes pretty well with the unglazed fired clay. The shapes on the flat top were made with layers of matt board scraps impressed into the clay slab. The colors in the geometric shapes are from mason stain colored slips that were sprayed on.
Over 45 years ago America harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song “A Horse With No Name.” This Grammy winning light folk-rock band from London became a musical sensation with an impressive string of hits including “Ventura Highway,” “Tin Man,” “Lonely People,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “You Can Do Magic.” Christopher Cross’ smoothly sophisticated ballads helped define adult contemporary radio in the 1980s. His well-recognized hits include “Ride Like the Wind,” “Never Be the Same,” “Say You’ll Be Mine,” “Think of Laura,” and “Arthur’s Theme,” along with his Grammy winning Song of the Year, “Sailing.”
The First Plus Europe Conference was held at ‘Casa Llotja’ of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd, 2013. The topics discussed at the conference were: European Governance, Financial Convergence, Fiscal Harmonization.
Over 45 years ago America harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song “A Horse With No Name.” This Grammy winning light folk-rock band from London became a musical sensation with an impressive string of hits including “Ventura Highway,” “Tin Man,” “Lonely People,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “You Can Do Magic.” Christopher Cross’ smoothly sophisticated ballads helped define adult contemporary radio in the 1980s. His well-recognized hits include “Ride Like the Wind,” “Never Be the Same,” “Say You’ll Be Mine,” “Think of Laura,” and “Arthur’s Theme,” along with his Grammy winning Song of the Year, “Sailing.”
St. Joe's enjoyed surprise Singing Valentines from the Huron Valley Harmonizers. The barbershop quartet dropped in between gigs to entertain visitors and staff on Valentines Day, Feb. 14, 2012.
The First Plus Europe Conference was held at ‘Casa Llotja’ of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd, 2013. The topics discussed at the conference were: European Governance, Financial Convergence, Fiscal Harmonization.
The First Plus Europe Conference was held at ‘Casa Llotja’ of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd, 2013. The topics discussed at the conference were: European Governance, Financial Convergence, Fiscal Harmonization.
Featuring Ann Kuelzow, Head of Global Financial Services at InterSystems and Raghu Kottamasu, VP, Development at Broadridge Financial Solutions
The fork rake (offset) is 55 mm instead of 43 on the original, but trail remains very much within the stable range.
Over 45 years ago America harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song “A Horse With No Name.” This Grammy winning light folk-rock band from London became a musical sensation with an impressive string of hits including “Ventura Highway,” “Tin Man,” “Lonely People,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “You Can Do Magic.” Christopher Cross’ smoothly sophisticated ballads helped define adult contemporary radio in the 1980s. His well-recognized hits include “Ride Like the Wind,” “Never Be the Same,” “Say You’ll Be Mine,” “Think of Laura,” and “Arthur’s Theme,” along with his Grammy winning Song of the Year, “Sailing.”
Over 45 years ago America harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song “A Horse With No Name.” This Grammy winning light folk-rock band from London became a musical sensation with an impressive string of hits including “Ventura Highway,” “Tin Man,” “Lonely People,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “You Can Do Magic.” Christopher Cross’ smoothly sophisticated ballads helped define adult contemporary radio in the 1980s. His well-recognized hits include “Ride Like the Wind,” “Never Be the Same,” “Say You’ll Be Mine,” “Think of Laura,” and “Arthur’s Theme,” along with his Grammy winning Song of the Year, “Sailing.”
Upper West Side, Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States
This French Beaux-Arts style apartment house, located diagonally across Broadway from The Ansonia and harmonizing with it, evokes memories of Paris. It was erected by Hamilton Weed, a builder, in 1900-1902 and was designed by the architectural firm of Janes & Leo. They also designed the row of houses on the south side of 105th Street in the Riverside - West 105th Street Historic District and many notable town houses in Manhattan.
Architecturally the Dorilton is one of the finest Beaux-Arts buildings in Manhattan and displays exceptionally handsome detail. It is twelve stories high, built of brick and limestone, and expresses the theme, popular at that time, of base, shaft and capital, reminiscent of the column.
The base consists of two stories of rusticated limestone surmounted by one floor of alternating bands of brick and limestone, crowned by a balustrade carried on heavy brackets which are paired for vertical emphasis at certain points, above which rises the higher shaft portion of brick trimmed with limestone cornerstones, or quoins, thus establishing three vertical pavilions expressed by the greater height of their roof lines.
This portion is, in turn, crowned by the ninth floor which repeats the horizontal banding of brick and limestone which is also found directly beneath it. Above this a transitional floor, emphasizing the vertical, forms a base for the capital, or top portion of the building, a very high two-and-a-half story convex mansard roof replete with copper crestings at the tops of the three corner pavilion sections.
Tall chimneys, flanking the courtyard and at the outer extremities of the building, with their horizontal banding and paired brackets supporting cornices at their tops, lend a note of elegance to the skyline.
The most striking feature of the Dorilton is its deep entrance courtyard facing 71st Street which is entered through a handsome triple gateway.
The side portions of this gateway, with their high iron gates, once served as a U-shaped carriage access drive while the low central gateway was for pedestrians. Adding dramatic character to the entrance courtyard is the flying three-centered arch which connects the wings of the building on either side of it at ninth floor level.
The gateway consists of four limestone columns, surmounted by balls. The columns support the high wrought-iron gates with top crestings and enframe the low square-headed pedestrian access gate. This is surmounted by a shield supported by two cherubs which is kept below the cornice caps of the columns so that the four balls rise above it and dominate all three gates.
The arch at ninth floor level has a soaring quality which is visibly stabilized by the fact that the unusually wide quoins rise up to the spring-line of the arch and are terminated by large shields which have the appearance of corbels supporting the arch.
The arch itself has deep voussoir stones with a keystone at the apex. The top surface of the arch is horizontal and aligns with the above the ninth floor windows, thus tying it to the wings of the building.
On the Broadway side an exceptionally attractive feature is the central metal bay window., enframed with stone, extending up from the fourth floor through the eighth and crowned by an arch.
To further emphasize the bay it is flanked at its base by two greater than life-size female figures whose handsome draped clothing enhances the motion expressed in their bodies.
Because of its large rooms and soundproof construction, the Dorilton has always been popular as a residence for artists and musicians.
- From the 1974 NYCLPC Landmark Designation Report
27 June 2011, Rome - Signing Ceremony between the European Union and Rome-based UN agencies FAO, WFP and IFAD. FAO Conference, 37th Session, FAO headquarters (Iran Room). The European Commission, FAO, WFP and IFAD signed a Statement of Intent on Programmatic Cooperation on Food Security and Nutrition to harmonize and coordinate the implementation of their goals related to food security and humanitarian food assistance. Signatories include: FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf; Mr. Kanayo Nwuanze, President of IFAD and Mrs. Josette Sheeran, Executive Director of WFP; Andris Piebalgs, Commissioner for Development of the European Commission; Kristallina Georgieva, Commissioner for International Co-operation, Humanitarian aid and Crisis Response of the European Commission.
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