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Annual Function-III (Abhivyakti, The Expression) of Him Academy Public School Vikas Nagar for classes 2nd, 5th, 7th and 11th was celebrated with great enthusiasm on Sunday, October 13, 2019. Mr. Hitesh Lakhanpal, Deputy Superintendant of Police (DSP) Hamirpur, graced the occasion as Chief Guest. In special guests Er. Sanjeev Premi, Group Captain Abhishek Acharya, Mrs. Kamlesh and Mrs. Ramna Verma also graced the occasion with their promising presence. Event unfolded with ceremonial lightening the lamp by the honorable Chief Guest along with worthy school management and special guest of the day. It was further followed by Maa Sarswati Vandna, School Song, annual report, prize distribution and many more mesmerizing performances by the students. Buddha Skit-Buddha and Beggar , Tribute to Teachers and UV Act were highly admired by the audience. Honorable Chief Guest motivated the students and audience with his highly inspirational & encouraging speech. The function concluded with National Anthem.
HIM performing live on the stage of The Wiltern on Friday night, April 23, 2010 in Los Angeles, Calif. (Photo by Sergio Bastidas(Sini69 Photography)/Brooks Institute, ©2010)
"He said no word of her to us
Nor we of her to him,
But oh it saddened us to see
How wan he grew and thin.
We said: she eats him day and night
And draws the blood from him,
We did not know but said we thought
This was why he grew thin.
One day we called and rang the bell,
No answer came within,
We said: She must have took him off
To the forest old and grim,
It has fell out, we said, that she
Eats him in forest grim,
And how can we help him being eaten
Up in forests grim?
It is a restless time we spend,
We have no help from him,
We walk about and go to bed,
It is no help to him.
Sometimes we shake our heads and say
It might have better been
If he had spoke of us to her
Or we of her to him.
Which makes us feel helpful, until
The silence comes again."
En el poema se hace referencia a un hombre siendo consumido por la enfermedad, y la narradora habla de cómo no puede ayudarle, utilizando la metáfora de que él esta perdido en el bosque.
Quería utilizar la imagen de los árboles y una figura, tan pequeña que podría incluso no verse a primera vista, siendo "comida" por ellos. Completamente en negro contrastando con un cielo de color con el que no se puede mezclar.
HIM en Chile mas fotos en fanspage de Redrum producciones
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These statues stand on the great front lawn of the Mormon Temple in Nauvoo, Illinois, and they fulfill a dream that had been floating around the brain of at least one of these guys since he was 14 years old. This is Joseph and Hyrum Smith, two brothers who, the story goes, were riding hard on the path to restoring the true church of Jesus Christ on Earth when they were brutally martyred in their prime 20 miles from here. The restoration was mostly Joseph's doing. So was the jump into martyrdom. Hyrum went along with it and followed the path his younger brother laid down to the bitter end, and I have to wonder how he felt about that in those last moments outside that jail over in Carthage.
So, here's the story of Joseph Smith, the man who turned Nauvoo, Illinois, into the origin point for a religion followed by 17 million people around the world, almost 7 million of whom live in these United States. It's a complicated tale, and there's a wide range of takes on it, and your feelings about it probably have a lot to do with how close you lived to Utah when you were growing up.
Joseph Smith was born to a farm family in Vermont two days before Christmas in 1805. He was the fourth child -- the third son -- born into a family that would eventually include eleven children, and that turned out to be too many children for a little Vermont farm to support. Around the time Joseph turned 11, the family moved to western New York near what would soon be the town of Manchester. You could say Joseph's entire life turned on that move.
This was near the peak of a period known as the Second Great Awakening, when religious fervor ran rampant through the American frontier, and people were holding massive tent revival meetings all over the place. The fervor was especially strong in western New York, and it hit Smith's family hard. Joseph Smith grew up in a world of people speaking in tongues and seeing signs and having visions. The family got deeply involved in "religious folk magic," stuff like faith healing and divination. Several members of the family, including Joseph, made money looking into "seer stones," which supposedly revealed the location of hidden treasures. People would give the Smiths money to tell what they'd seen in the stones, then go off looking for whatever treasure the Smiths didn't really see. (Unless you're Mormon ... in which case, you likely believe something along the lines that God kept the treasures hidden from people unworthy of finding them.) There's no historical evidence that any of the Smiths ever actually led anyone to treasures. But rumors spread and grew, and people were eager to believe, and it didn't take long for the Smiths to develop a reputation.
But Smith's vision involved something bigger than just a random treasure here and there, and his divine sight started seeing his true mission when he was 14. He didn't tell anybody about it at the time, of course, but years later he said that he was out in the woods praying one day when he ran into both God the Father and Jesus Christ. This all comes from Smith, of course, because visions don't usually have witnesses, but according to Smith, God the Father and God the Son dropped by the woods to tell him all his sins were forgiven, that the church on Earth had strayed from the path of righteousness, and that it would be Smith's job to rebuild a new church that restored Christianity to what it was meant to be.
That all by itself is pretty heady stuff to lay on a 14-year-old, but it was just the start. The big vision came three years later in 1823, when the Angel Moroni came down from Heaven to guide Smith to a hill near near his home. There, Smith uncovered a set of golden plates inscribed in the words of some foreign language -- "reformed Egyptian," he said later -- along with some other gold artifacts and a translation key. The next decade or so would have gone a lot easier on Smith if he could have just taken the plates home with him, but Moroni said the plates had to stay on the hill (which would make a skeptic wonder about the point), so Smith had to spend the next four years going to that hill and translating what the plates had to say in short little bursts whenever he found the time.
Meanwhile, he and the rest of the Smith family kept looking into their seer stones, telling people where treasure was and coming up with a constant stream of excuses why nobody ever found anything. Smith wound up in court for it in 1826 when a rich farmer looking for a lost Spanish gold mine -- and, sure, there could have been a Spanish gold mine lost in upstate New York -- decided he'd been swindled and swore out a warrant. The documented outcome of the case didn't survive in the records, but it made the news at the time and caused a stir all across western New York. It started preying on people's minds, and the mood toward the Smiths began to shift.
It didn't help in 1827 when Smith ran off and eloped with Emma Hale, the daughter of a rich man who thought Smith was a rube and a charlatan. The story goes that Smith took Emma to the hill and showed her the plates, and she helped transcribe the translations Smith was dictating. Word got around, and neighbors (many of whom happened to be wealthy) started paying attention to what Smith had to say, taking particular interest in the golden nature of the plates. Some of these neighbors wanted to see the plates for themselves, but unfortunately, Moroni was kind of a priggish angel, and other than that one time with Emma, he'd only give access to Smith.
It wasn't long before some of Smith's associates came to the obvious conclusion: Smith had stolen the plates, and was keeping them for himself! (Which ... yeah, that's not the obvious conclusion at all.) This prompted Smith to leave town, and he and Emma moved to Harmony Township, just over the line into Pennsylvania. Smith spent the next three years gathering new followers while dictating his translations of the plates to various scribes. He finally gathered it all together, and on March 26, 1830, he published it as the Book of Mormon, a new set of holy texts about a group of ancient people who left the Holy Lands near Jerusalem around the year 600 BC and wound up in North America, where their descendants were eventually visited by Jesus Christ. Two weeks after Smith published the book, he founded the Church of Christ, the first denomination of the Mormon faith.
But this turned out to be the final straw for the people of New York and Pennsylvania, where Smith was increasingly seen as a swindler at best and a dangerous lunatic at worst. The families of people who joined Smith's new church started getting worried, especially those who remembered that 1826 court case where visions were supposed to have led him to treasure. The authorities soon took notice, and Smith was arrested in April of 1830 for being a "disorderly person."
He managed to stay out of prison, but he took this as a sign that maybe he and his faith would be better off someplace besides New York. Maybe it was time to hit the road. Maybe go looking for some kind of Mormon Trail.
Olly's wife had asked me to guide him on a Torridon mountain for his birthday. After speaking to him we both agreed that a traverse of the two Munros on Beinn Eighe was in order. To avoid the normal route and its' erosion I led Olly up the fun little ridge of Stuic a Coire an Laoigh. This is a great place to practice the skills of route-finding, judging the stability of rock and working on grade 1 scrambling skills.
Once we hit the main ridge the weater became... unpleasant. No views so a sneaky deer-track traverse was in order to reach the bealach above Coire Mhic Fhearchair with some sort of shelter from the wind and rain. Once at this crucial point on the hill we then headed across to Ruadh Stac Mor in more low cloud. Not wanting to waste this opportunity we looked at pacing and walking on a compass bearing.
After coming back from our second Munro Olly and I made a safe descent into one of the most spectacular corries in the Northwest Highlands. The conditions did improve quite a bit on our walk out and return to the car.
(we even did some more pacing along the road!)
Sunday June 11th I babysat for our neighbor's son (4,5 yr). We know him well and MT usually loves to play with him. Sometimes it not so fun because of the age differensies and because E is stronger than MT, but they still are good friends.
I knew we had to keep the day busy, to make the day enjoyable for both of the boys, so after a little playtime inside we headed over to the church for service. On the way back home we took time to throw stones and other stuff into the fjord, because the wather splashes so wonderfully ;) And we did it without getting wet feet; yay! After a quick stop at home loading up we took the ferry over to the south side and visited a museum there. There is a lot of (dead) filled wild life there (anyone - please help me with the right word for this.....please!!)
We even got to see some live species of capercaillie there. It was fun. Then we ate some waffels and headed back home for some TV and food. MT and E even got time for some playing by the swing set before his aunt came and picked him up. MT cried when he left, both because he had had such a wonderful day and because he was tired out of his mind....
A wonderful day it was; here are the photos to tell!!
Back to Muriwai : Nikon D7000, Nikkor 135mm f/2.8 Ais
+ no photoshopping, no cropping, just loaded to NX2.3.2
HIM performing live on the stage of The Wiltern on Friday night, April 23, 2010 in Los Angeles, Calif. (Photo by Sergio Bastidas(Sini69 Photography)/Brooks Institute, ©2010)
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DAY 2 And the FINALE of The American Speedfest Weekend at Brands Hatch showcasing some impressive and High Powered Machinery Ready to do Battle out on Track to see who can become the Victor of each of their Respective Classes. Lets see what Happened and Who was the First to Cross the Finish line to take Victory.
Angelo American Formula 5000's-(Race 2 Results)
With A Very Fast Paced and Quick Qualifying Session Yesterday it was time for the Drivers to head out and take part in their Race to see who could achieve Victory.
In First Place and taking the Victory was (Greg Thornton) in his Chevron B24 with a Best Lap Time of 47.660 and an Average Speed of 88.84mph. An Incredible Victory for A Top Class Driver in Formula 5000 Racing.
In Second Place was (Neil Glover) in his Chevron B37 with a Lap Time of 48.128 and an Average Speed of 87.96mph. Another Class Example of How to Handle to Torque and Power Output of these V8 Monsters.
Finally In Third Place was (Mark Campfield) in his Chevron B24 with A Lap Time of 48.227 and an Average Speed of 86.31mph. Very Fast Paced and A Fantastic Effort By Mark to Stay in Tight Amongst The Leading Two Cars.
A Brilliant Display of Driving and Skill shown by the Angelo American Formula 5000's Drivers and Some Incredible Racing to Watch.
Congratulations to Greg, Neil and Mark for putting on one Hell of a Race and to all the other Drivers Racing as well.
Bernie's Sports and V8's-(Race 3 Results)
Bernie's V8'S Showcasing some of the Best V8 Machinery from the Past 30 Years. During Qualifying a Very Fierce Battle was Taking Place at the Front of the Grid but Lets See Who came out Victorious Amongst the Competitors.
In First Place was (James Plant) in his Austin Healey 106 with A Lap Time of 53.293 with an Average Speed of 79.92mph around the Indy Circuit. A fantastic British Car being Driven Hard for the Victory was a Wonderful site to be hold. An Incredible Drive by James.
In Second Place was (Simon Cripps) in his MGB V8 Roaster with A Lap Time of 53.398 and an Average Speed of 79.97mph. Incredibly Fast and Very Close to James in Terms of Pace. A Super Driver and a very Super Car to go with it.
In Third Place was (Michael Saunders) in his Ford MK1 Escort Mexico with A Lap Time of 53.280 and an Average Speed of 79.67mph. A Mighty Drive by Michael to Achieve that Third Place with some Good Battles taking place thought the Field. A Very Well Done to Michael.
A Brilliant End to The Bernie's V8's at Brands Hatch and some Super Driving from James Simon and Michael with all Three of them Being very Close to One Another Thought the Race. Congratulations on the Victories and a Very Well Done to everyone Else for also Putting on some Fantastic Battles thought the Pack.
Legends Cars Championship-(Race 6 Result)
The Little Pocket Rockets were back again for Another Day of Exciting Racing on the Indy Circuit. With Qualifying Yesterday Showing a very Packed Grid Lets See who Managed to take that All important Victory that Will Decide the Winner.
In First Place was (John Mickel) in his Legend Ford Coupe with A Lap Time of 55.997 and an Average Speed of 76.05mph. A Storming Drive by John showcasing what it Really Means to be a Legends Car Driver with his Incredible Skills and Determination Lap after Lap.
In Second Place was (Miles Rudman) in his Legend 34 Coupe with a Lap Time of 55.82 and an Average Speed of 75.98mph. A String and Very Quick Drive from Miles Keeping Pace with John and making sure he did not get away easily with that Victory. Fantastic Drive.
In Third Place was (Will Gibson) in his Ford Coupe 34 with A Lap time of 55.361 with an Average Speed of 75.97mph. An Awesome Drive from Will to Keep up with both Miles and John and to see his Car flying Around the Circuit was a Truly Spectacular site as was the rest of the field. Well Done Will.
An Awesome Day of Legends Racing showcasing a lot of High Speed Battle's Thought the Field and Some Very Competitive Racing This Year between Drivers. Good Luck in the Championship all And Keep Working Hard to Achieve Greatness this Season.
NASCAR Whelan Euro Series-(Race 2 Result-Pro)
Euro NASCAR-Pro was up Next and after putting on a Thunderous thunderous Display Yesterday in Qualifying it was time to see what Each Driver could do during the Race and who would be brave enough to make those all important overtakes to take the Victory in Euro NASCAR.
In First Place was (Loris Hezemans) in his Ford Mustang -Hendricks Motorsport) with A Lap Time of 50.145 and an Average Speed of 70.29mph. Amazing Speed and a very Tricky Circuit to Race in a Nascar Congratulations Loris on a Stunning Victory.
In Second Place was (Gianmarco Ercoli) in his Chevrolet Camaro-CAAL Racing with a Lap Time of 50.174 and An Average Speed of 70.26mph. Another Very Quick and Fantastic Drive from Gian to Grab Second Place and a Good Example of Fast Paced Car Control. Congratulations Gian.
In Third Place was (Sebastiaan Bleekemolen) in his Ford Mustang-Team Bleekemolen with A Lap Time of 50.519 and an Average Speed of 70.24mph. Fantastic to see all three drivers really going for it and pushing their machinery to it limits as well as seeing them race in such close formation during the Race. Congratulations Sebastiaan a Very well Deserved Third Place.
An Amazing Set of Victories in Euro NASCAR PRO showcasing some of he Best Drivers from Around the world competing for as Victory and the eventual Championship Win. Good Luck Everybody and Keep Racing Hard all Year Long.
Euro NASCAR 2 Series-(Race 2 Result 2)
Euro NASCAR 2 was up next and Some Young Rookies shown Yesterday In Qualifying just What They have in them to be Promoted to NASCAR Pro as well as some new faces joining the Series. After Qualifying Yesterday lets see how the Drivers Did and Who Took the Victory.
In First Place was (Tobias Dauenhauer) in his Ford Mustang-Hendricks Motorsport with A Lap Time Of 50.242 and an Average Speed of 85.46mph. Congratulations Tobias a very well controlled and Fast Race Pace from you to take the Overall Victory.
In Second Place was (Simon Pilate) in his Chevrolet Camero-DF1 Racing with a Lap Time of 50.209 and An Average Speed of 85.12mph. A Very Quick and Capable Drive from Simon showcasing some very quick Car Control at High Speed and keep the Race right up to Tobias in First Showing just how Competitive Driving one of these cars is. Congratulations Simon.
In Third Place was (Advait Deodhar) in his Ford Mustang-CAAL Racing with A Lap Time of 50.328 and an Average Speed of 85.07mph. A Mighty Drive and a Very Strong Mind seen while Watching Advait Race showing his True Potential during the Race and Keeping up well with both Second and First Placed Drivers. Congratulations Advait.
A Super End to the Day of Euro NASCAR Racing and seeing both Pro and Class 2 Races really showed just how Capable thease Cars are. Congratulations to al of the Drivers as well as the Top Three Drivers from Each Class. Good luck In the Remainder of Your Season. And Remember Go Big or Go Home.
Pick Up Truck Championship-(Race 2 Result)
Pick Up Trucks were up next and from Yesterdays High Speed Qualifying it was shaping up to be A Race that would be Fought very Fiercely Between drivers for the Victory. With Light Weight Space Frames and A Lot of Horse Power Under the Bonnet it was time to see who was the Bravest and the Fastest Around the Indy Circuit. Lets See what Happened.
In First Place was (George Turiccki) in his Pickup Truck 2000 with A Lap Time of 52.606 and an Average Speed of 63.76mph. Really Fast From George and Leaving most of the Field in the Dust with his Experience and Driving Skills behind the Wheel of His Pickup Truck. Congratulations George. A Well Deserved Victory.
In Second Place was (Allen Cooper) in his Pickup Truck 2000 with A Lap Time Of 52.808 and an Average Speed of 63.73mph. Allen Keeping very close with the Leader George thought the Race and constantly was putting pressure on him right up to the end. An Awesome Drive from Allen and a very well controlled Pickup out there. Congratulations Allen.
In Third Place was (Reece Jones) in his Pickup Truck 2000 with A Lap Time of 52.784mph and an Average Speed of 52.784mph. Incredible Drive Reece showing a Very Determined Mind and a Focus that could be seen within his Driving Ability. Congratulations Reece.
Pickup Truck Racing Showcasing some of the Best of Speedfest at Brands Hatch with The Top Three in George Allen and Reece being so close together towards the end of the Race. Congratulations to all of the other Drivers who also showed some Fantastic Fighting thought the Field. Keep Working Hard and Good luck in the Rest Of The Season.
Speedfest Silhouettes-(Race 2 Result)
The FINALE To the Weekend had to be the Mighty Fast and Quick action Paced Speedfest Silhouettes showing off some of the fastest Machinery on track with Modified Aero and very Fast Determined Drivers. During a Lightening Fast Qualifying Session Yesterday Let's see who is going to be the one taking home the victory and Tasting that Champagne at the End of The Day.
In First Place was (Ray Harris) in his Ginetta G40R with a Lap Time of 50.721 and an Average Speed of 73.71mph. A Lightening Fast Drive from Ray to take the Victory and that Ginetta was looking very Beautiful out on track indeed. Congratulations Ray.
In Second Place was (Mike Thurley) in his Ginetta G40 with A Lap Time Of 51.086 and an Average Speed of 73.57mph around the Indy Circuit. Very Fast and Right on the Heels of Ray in his much more Powerful R Variant. An Incredible Charge for Victory Mike and a Sterling Drive. Congratulations Mike.
In Third Place was (Ian Hales) in his Vauxhall Tigra with A Lap Time of 51.199 and An Average Speed of 73.45mph. A Super Effort and Drive from Ian and his Skill behind the wheel is what Really Helped put that Car into Third Place A Well Deserved Position. Congratulations Ian.
Super Silhouettes showing some very Determined and Quick Drivers out there and the Incredible Cars that they have built and Race are a true sight to be hold. Congratulations to Ray, Mike and Ian for putting on some superb Driving skills thought the Race as well as to all the other Drivers fighting it out thought the field. Good Luck in the season and Looking forward to seeing who can Take the Championship Crown.
This Brings an End to American Speedfest8 at Brands Hatch for
the 2021 Season. Another Year of Hight Speed High Action and Adrenalin Filled American Racing. Congratulations to all of the Race Winners and Participants in this Years Speedfest and I look forward to Seeing you all do Battle Again Next Year. Until then........GO BIG OR GO HOME.
It was interesting how some of the dogs seemed just emotionally effected as their people. The dedication of the memorial for Grandpa Tup had a lot of us missing him and tearing up. I caught this far away look as people were toasting to Tup's memory. I can't help but think these dogs know what's going on and miss him as much as we do.
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Grandpa Tup frequented a dog park quite often with his own dog. He generally was found in the place where this memorial bench now stands in his memory. Dedicated by the people and canines that Tup touched with his wisdom, love, and laughter.
Camden Lock Market. London.
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100 anni from is birth-
During the Second World War, inj Italy,he made many portrait of American soldiers. If you have a portrait signed by him at home. please, contact me.Welcome would be photographs.
munna- ma pet cat.... bt more like a son 2 ma mom..!!! so he z gt all d liberty...which i dnt ve...!! he can sleep up2 woteva time he wants..gets fed with woteva he likes..n neva is rebukd fa woteva he does..! morover hez showered wid love from alll of us..!!
wot more cud he ask..!!!
sometimes i kinda wanna exchange ma life wid him..at least fa a day...!!!!
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HIM, la formazione finlandese guidata da Ville Valo, torna sui palchi di tutta Europa per l’ultimo saluto ai fan; il 7 dicembre sono all’Alcatraz di Milano.
Dopo un lungo silenzio, dunque, HIM annunciano il tour d'addio: “Dopo 25 anni di Love & Metal, sentiamo che HIM hanno concluso la loro corsa e gli addii devono essere detti per fare spazio a viste, odori e suoni ancora inesplorati. Abbiamo completato lo schema, risolto il puzzle e girato la chiave. Grazie”
Gli HIM sono un gruppo rock finlandese di Helsinki, fondato nel 1991 dal cantante Ville Valo, dal chitarrista Lily Lazer (Mikko Lindström) e dal bassista Mige Amour (Mikko Paananen).
I temi toccati da questo gruppo sono principalmente l'amore e la morte. Il nome corretto della band è scritto tutto maiuscolo, in quanto era originariamente l'acronimo di His Infernal Majesty, scelto scherzosamente, senza reali legami con il mondo satanico.
Il gruppo ha come simbolo l'Heartagram, unione di un cuore e del pentacolo rovesciato, racchiusi in un cerchio, a simboleggiare che l'amore viene dato dalla convivenza (cerchio) del bene (cuore) e del male (pentacolo), sentimento che a detta di Ville Valo è "forse non la cosa più importante, ma l'unico motivo per cui mi alzo dal letto la mattina".
Ville Valo – lead vocals
Mikko "Mige" Paananen – bass
Mikko "Linde" Lindström – guitars
Janne "Burton" Puurtinen – keyboards
Jukka "Kosmo" Kröger – drums