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Apparently shedding friends as you get older is perfectly normal. In fact, it is regarded as healthy and shows you're maturing. Sometimes it doesn't feel that way however. The internet tells me that the older you get, the more effort it takes to maintain connections, because you don't have as many built-in opportunities to see your friends regularly. Which is probably true but kind of sad. Whoever said life was all plain sailing though?
'Just somebody I used to know' has been created on classy A2 Somerset paper using the magic of stencils, spray paint and imagination. Drop us a line if you need this sorry soul on your wall or he'll be slowly making his way to our website in due course. There's a bonus point on offer for recognising where I 'borrowed' the main image of the guy walking away from...
Cheers
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"To Know a Veil", part of the 2013 Capital Fringe Festival, performing at the <Baldacchino Gypsy Tent Bar. © Andrew Bossi.
Teach thee on child of love hereafter.
Into the flood again, same old trip it was back then...
So i made a big mistake, try to see it once my way.
Drifting body it's sole desertion.
Flying not yet quite the notion.
Am i wrong?
Have i run too far to get home...
Have i gone?
And left you here alone...
If
I
would,
could
you?
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Would? - Alice in Chains
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27 Octubre. 2012.
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"When the knee deep gets waist high stay rising". This is the sort of street art that really intrigues me - a conversation between the artist and the viewer that one only really notices when you feel the beat of the city through the soles of your shoes - Know Hope - Visiting artist from Tel Aviv.
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Pics from Anime Expo 2010 in Los Angeles California Convention Center
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A horse with no name again
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm4BrZjY_Sg
Managed to luck out this sight at a place which is considered THE geographical centre of Europe... just the problem is there are around 20 such places, depending on different measures and criteria of those who claim that.
it's 10 vintage ganwell rando bikes. for $250ish each. biggest one is a 54... sad.
catano... this is for you.
Things I Know to be True, by Andrew Bovell
Things I Know to be True is a beautifully written drama centring on the lives of a family over the period of a year, poignantly presented through the seasons. It is described as a “complex and intense portrait of the mechanics of a family – and a marriage –through the eyes of four siblings struggling to define themselves beyond their parents’ love and expectations”.
Putney Arts Theatre: 5-9 November 2019
Cast:
Bob Price - Aidan Kershaw
Fran Price - Penny Weatherall
Mark Price (Mia Price)- Bradley White
Ben Price - Theo Leonard
Pip Price - Emily Prince
Rosie Price - Natasha Henson
Director: Frances Bodiam
Producer: Jeff Graves
In 2016, UNDP SYRIA created job opportunities that helped to repair 375 km of damaged water networks to help bring clean water to affected population in Syria.
I know other people's kids are not nearly as fantastic as ones own, but LOOK at how I found her at breakfast... Wearing these and video-ing herself on the I-phone. Future flickr-ite in the making.
I know it's silly but I'm really proud of myself for doing this. Some of my Flickr friends will know just how un-shy I am, but for some reason I felt very self concious doing this!
There were people walking dogs, going into town and driving past. It felt silly, and it felt GREAT :)
I will get braver with these too!
As I resolved, I've been and got myself a new compact camera and it's fantastic. Just right for quick snaps like this - and cos it's a Canon I feel like I know it well already - I even managed to set it up for this to be a SOOC shot!
You KNOW it's going to end badly when the fairy godmother you didn't invite shows up. Mary Shaver Marionettes at the Chehalis Library. March 2012.
You know when you're leaving Disneyland on Main Street and you are swept into one of the many gift stores to find that perfect momento from your perfect day? I found precious Minnie Mouse at her computer and it spoke to me. At the time I was an IT Manager and I really loved that job which lasted 15 years until CORPORATE TAKEOVER screwed everyone including IT staff and users alike.
I am not bitter. I am stating the facts. I'd be interested on the demographics info on this particular figurine. How many did they sell, who bought it, when did they buy it and how many recipients still treasure it. I proudly had it on my desk because I found it adorable and I identified with it, as crazy and nerdy as that it.
TALLAHASSEE, FL - APRIL 12: A student from FAMU ask a question to the panelists during the Know Your Status Tour on the campus of Florida A&M University on April 12, 2017 in Tallahassee, Florida. (Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images for AIDS Healthcare Foundation) *** Local Caption *** FAMU Student
I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the deck, but at least I hadn't gotten myself lost in the unforgiving Badlands before yesterday's first visit. Though I had put my ancient (4 years old) phone on Airplane mode, it grew increasingly useless as I got SOOOO lost, darkness came and I had no other aid than the sun to help figure out where the East was when I thought I need to focus out where I was. I was actually to the North when I parked to the South, and managed to somehow walk AROUND the Badlands through dusk, the night, and dawn/morning before being rescued by two Diné brothers who generously have me a hitch back to my car at 10AM today. The phone needs to be replaced, but it conked out having tabulated 15 miles of walking, but I'm certain I trebled that during my "day" trip. I'm home, happy for a 3 hour nap ready won't make up the deficit, but my day trip features lots of scratches on my legs especially and cuts from barbed wire, but I'm also walking so gingerly on my exhausted feet, knees and hips. Because I was so lost in the darkness of night, I got to contend with falling in mud, getting stalked by four bulls when I accidentally entered their enclosure (I heard them before I saw their hulking black shadows), as well as getting taunted by a pack of coyotes. So this is why we need hiking buddies. I've never gotten lost on a hike before, but this misadventure is one I'd prefer not to repeat!
I know..I'm in Portland, Oregon, but I found these on a card and I had to get them online. I hope you enjoy! I didn't get to shoot the whole show though as Amber closed her finger in the car door and I had to sit with her and some ice. At least there were plenty of coolers around!
You know what I just realized? I wont even be home for day 200 so nothing epic can even happen? Maybe. Unless where I am has something awesome and I can find the time. Day 100 was a rush too. It was a webcam shot. I rock.
Today I went to Belle River to see Katie and to go to the Sun n' Splash festival. It might have been a lot of fun had the skies not opened up as soon as we got there. We walked back to Katie's. I like carnivals a lot. (Oh yeah, Katie was my tripod for this. Thanks Kate!!)
“You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams.”
― Dr. Seuss
'You know, I think you're right', by Cluff (1990). Private Eye
From:
18 October 2011 > 8 January 2012
Private Eye: The First 50 Years
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Don Safer, Mary Olson, David Lochbaum, and Diane D'Arrigo discuss nuclear issues at the Know Nukes Y'All Summit in Chattanooga, TN, on June 30, 2012.
I Don’t Know
An Original Student-Created Piece
Directed by Sarah Myers
How often do you say, “I dunno,” after expressing an idea? Why do some of us have this habit? Do we really not know? And what does it mean not to know the very thing we’ve just said? Inspired by conversations with theater students about why we so often utter these words, I Don’t Know is an exploration of what it means not to know, who claims knowledge and how, and what might be stifling and/or inspiring in uncertainty. This ensemble-created, collage-style piece will draw on original writing, video projections, and movement to ask questions about the very nature of knowing.
2018-02-26: President of the African Development Bank Group, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina with Karin E. Isaksson, AfDB Executive Director, Sweden during the Introduction to Finnish Know-How in Education at the National Agency for Education.
Things I Know to be True, by Andrew Bovell
Things I Know to be True is a beautifully written drama centring on the lives of a family over the period of a year, poignantly presented through the seasons. It is described as a “complex and intense portrait of the mechanics of a family – and a marriage –through the eyes of four siblings struggling to define themselves beyond their parents’ love and expectations”.
Putney Arts Theatre: 5-9 November 2019
Cast:
Bob Price - Aidan Kershaw
Fran Price - Penny Weatherall
Mark Price (Mia Price)- Bradley White
Ben Price - Theo Leonard
Pip Price - Emily Prince
Rosie Price - Natasha Henson
Director: Frances Bodiam
Producer: Jeff Graves
We know little of the stained-glass work of C.E. Gwilt. But it must have been favourably received, because he submitted designs for a competition to create windows for the House of Lords. These designs were for a large window depicting eight Norman kings. In 1844 they were exhibited at the Bazaar, St James’s Street, London.
This window was formerly located in a house in Niton in the Isle of Wight.
Gwilt was one of several stained-glass artists in the first half of the 1800s who experimented with the use of coloured glass in their compositions, in a return to earlier traditions. In this window Gwilt combines coloured and stained glass in a setting of clear quarries (diamond-shaped panes as used in lattice windows). Heraldry had been a popular addition to windows since the Middle Ages. Here we see arms representing the patron saints of Scotland and Ireland, Andrew and Patrick. St George represents England.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Clear and coloured glass window with painted details and yellow (silver) stain depicting St. George and the Dragon. Made by C.Edmund Gwilt in England, 1840.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Three panels, trefoil-headed, with tracery lights above. The central panel depicts St George slaying the dragon - he wears chain mail and a white surcoat decorated with the arms of England - against a background of quarries with tudor roses. The left hand panel is decorated with a shield of the saltire cross of St Andrew or Scotland on a background of quarries decorated with thistles while the right hand panel has a similar shield with a saltire cross of red on white (St Patrick or Ireland) on a background of quarries with shamrocks.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 88cm
Width: 86cm
MARKS AND INSCRIPTIONS
'designed executed by C. E. Guilt, 1840' [centre; & and lower right:] 'Fet C.E.G.t' [and lower left:] 'Fet C.E.G.' (Makers's mark; painted; Guilt; 1840)
GALLERY LABEL
SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON In the flanking lights of the window are the Saltires of St Andrew (left) and St Patrick (right), for Scotland and Ireland respectively. Formerly in a house at Niton, Isle of Wight. England, signed and dated 1840; by C. Edwin Gwilt Museum no. C.315-1976((PW) 2003)
OBJECT HISTORY
The window was purchased in an antiques shop on the Isle of Wight in the 1930s by the vendor's father. No previous history is known. These designs were for a large window depicting eight Norman kings. In 1844 they were exhibited at the Bazaar, St James’s Street, London." V and A website
This window was formerly located in a house in Niton in the Isle of Wight.
Gwilt was one of several stained-glass artists in the first half of the 1800s who experimented with the use of coloured glass in their compositions, in a return to earlier traditions. In this window Gwilt combines coloured and stained glass in a setting of clear quarries (diamond-shaped panes as used in lattice windows). Heraldry had been a popular addition to windows since the Middle Ages. Here we see arms representing the patron saints of Scotland and Ireland, Andrew and Patrick. St George represents England.