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I finished this up last night and this morning. I am really pleased at how it came out and that I didn't overwork it, yeah!
I think I am beginning to get the hang of shadows. This has such a different feel from the tonal painting I did earlier this past week.
I am going to studying this for a while as I have a third version drawn up. I am using Hot Press paper for this next one so I am trying to use that to my advantage... if I can figure out what that might be... LOL:)
Some of the Waikiki parrots are treated like puppets for taking pictures with. At least put the bird down!
Mature woman sitting in dining room beside stack of bills and shredded credit cards
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nothing serious - overtired, overworked, distracted and out of time plus whiny kids that need a lock on their bedroom door and some kind of kid magnet in their mattresses
i have run out of time today and am uber cheesed off with myself
forgive my pathetic offering - but i couldnt not take a picture - i apologise for subjecting you all to it xxx
2009-08-11 21:17utc
Overworked image but shows the Wesley Impact scar in top right hand corner of image.
Camera: Phillips ToUcam SPC 840.
Scope: Celestron CPC 925, f/10, alt-az mount.
Image Processing:
WXAstroCapture: to record a 90 second video
Registax 5: used to select, align and stack the 600 frames.
Photoshop CS2: contrast & colour enhance, conversion to jpg format.
I'm very unhappy with this as I've had to overwork it to get any saturation and depth of color. I'm having a terrible time getting the values and colors that I want with the wc pencils. I usually work in watercolor or regular color pencils and I'm finding this a totally new learning experience. This is on Bockingford cp 140 in a light blue-gray.
On the occasion of the demolition of the Domino Sugar Refining Plant, Creative Time presented a large scale public project by Kara Walker. A Subtlety or the Marvelous Sugar Baby is a massive, sugar-coated sphinx-like woman - "A homage to the unpaid and overworked artisans who have refined our wweet tastes from the cane fields to the kitchens of the New World."
The exhibit was from May 10 to July 6, and I was able to visit it on 06.29.14.
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this is how it began for me
than i asked you to close your eyes only once and you opened them
breaking the magic.. of the poetry of my new found solace in your soft soothing arms i wanted to hear your purr..but you just brushed my soul with you sensuality your furriness and moved away
and one day you will tire of me i will be just another brick in the wall
a poets mind is a devils workshop
it overworks weaving a carpet
of poetic thoughts does not stop
like monsoonal tears seasonal drops
revolving doors within doors revolving tops
scenic silence moving backdrops
a butchers knife cutting all hopes chop chop
a withered leaf a a pearly tear like a dewdrop
her mind stupidly in levitation as it flip flops
a divine moment of youthfulness tip top
an Indian story teller Aesop a wordsmith
rusty in his ramshackle smithy working
non stop into the soul of her poetry
eavesdrops a moment effervescent
fizzles pops a fiddler serenading
his muse on the rooftop
Well, I am now ready to say this. It is really more for me to help process this, but my good friend, Rob, has passed away. I met him when he was the building engineer for the school of which I eventually became the principal. He and I seemingly could not have been more different except for our love of music, especially live music. I cannot tell you how many shows we saw and the fun we had. Through these times we got to know each other very well. It turns out that we were not that different. He wouldn't have admitted it, but he had a very kind soul albeit fractured. He had some rough times, but with the support of friends he overcame most of his major problems. He definitely was a survivor.
However, his health had taken a turn for the worse some years ago. He eventually had to retire from work. After this I didn't get to see him very much. In retrospect this saddens me greatly. I wish I had had more time. We did keep in touch on a regular basis. In fact, I was just talking to him the Saturday before last just as he was going to have quadruple bypass surgery. He had already been in the hospital months before this with a heart issue. When I visited with him then he said he was going to make changes. He did make changes but it seems the damage was already done.
The bypass surgery did not go well. His heart was simply not strong enough. He was placed in an induced coma and transferred to a hospital in Plano Tx from Arlington Tx that could better deal with his condition. He was in ICU a week or week and a half, but I could be mistaken. He never regained consciousness. He left us on 22 November around noon.
I am doing fine. It hurts knowing that I will not see him again or hear his voice. The only tough times are when I remember a concert or a funny comment he made either at work or at show.
One of the funnier times we had was when we attended a Machine Head concert. I was waiting in line. I had bought the tickets. The line was to meet the members of the band. Some roadies were nearby pushing large amps and monitors into the venue. Rob, looking like the ragged, disheveled, overworked laborer that he was, started helping the roadies with the equipment. He walked right into the venue. He didn't show a ticket or any sort of pass to allow him in. Everyone thought he was a roadie. He was waiting for me by the stage when I entered. I told him he owed me money for the ticket he didn't use! :) He bought drinks instead. You can see a pic of him meeting Machine Head in one of the uploaded pics. I met them as well obviously, but Rob couldn't operate my camera. My shots with the band came out blurry. I slapped him upside his bald head for that. We frequently punched each other. I think it stemmed from our time in the circle pits getting pushed around while the younger kids went nuts during the show. He loved to give me kidney punches which I returned as either a hit on his head or hard fist to chest punch. He would just laugh like that was the funniest thing in the world. He also would yell that I was the coolest boss and principal in the world when we met people. I was neither.
The same venue where he just walked in also got to know us so well that on two different occasions, they upgraded our tickets to VIP even though we only paid for a general admission ticket. This venue was the large Gas Monkey Live. It was owned by Richard Rawlings. We met him too when Rob and I saw Dwight Yoakam there. Gas Monkey didn't survive covid, and the smaller Gas Monkey Bar & Grill went into litigation with Rawlings over who knows what. It closed as well this year if I am not mistaken.
Here are some pictures of our fun at shows. These are all just quick snapshots with an iPhone...in other words, they are not great shots, but I like them. If anybody has better pics of him please send them to me. Many knew Rob much longer than I, but in the time I had with him, we had some fun!
Rob, you insufferable pain in the arse, I am going to miss you horribly. Good-bye and may you rest in peace.
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Bueno, ahora estoy listo para decir esto. Realmente me ayuda más a procesar esto, pero mi buen amigo, Rob, falleció. Lo conocí cuando era el conserje de la escuela de la que eventualmente me convertería en director. Él y yo aparentemente no podríamos haber sido más diferentes, excepto por nuestro amor por la música, especialmente la música en vivo. No puedo decirte a cuántos conciertos y otros eventos asistimos. Nos divertimos tanto.
Durante esos tiempos llegamos a conocernos muy bien. Resulta que no éramos tan diferentes. Él no lo habría admitido, pero tenía un alma muy amable, aunque fracturada. Pasó por momentos difíciles, pero con el apoyo de amigos superó la mayoría de sus problemas importantes. Definitivamente fue un sobreviviente.
Sin embargo, su salud había empeorado hace algunos años. Tuvo que jubilarse del trabajo por su salud. Después de esto, no pude verlo mucho. En retrospectiva, esto me entristece mucho. Ojalá hubiera tenido más tiempo con él. Nos mantuvimos en contacto de manera regular. De hecho, estuve hablando con él el sábado pasado, justo cuando le iban a hacer una cirugía de bypass cuádruple. Ya había estado en el hospital meses antes por un problema cardíaco. Cuando lo visité, me dijo que iba a hacer cambios. Los hizo, pero parece que el daño ya estaba hecho.
La cirugía de bypass cuádruple no salió bien. Su corazón simplemente no era lo suficientemente fuerte. Lo pusieron en coma inducido y lo transfirieron a un hospital en Plano Tx desde Arlington Tx que podría tratar mejor su condición. Estuvo en la UCI una semana o una semana y media. Puedo estar equivocado. Nunca recuperó la conciencia. Nos dejó el 22 de noviembre, alrededor del mediodía.
Estoy bien. Me duele saber que no lo volveré a ver ni a escuchar su voz. Los únicos momentos difíciles son cuando recuerdo un concierto o un comentario gracioso que hizo en el trabajo o en un espectáculo.
Uno de los momentos más graciosos que tuvimos fue cuando asistimos a un concierto de Machine Head. Estaba esperando en la fila. Había comprado las entradas. La fila era para conocer los miembros de la banda. Algunos roadies estaban cerca empujando grandes amplificadores y monitores hacia el sitio. Rob, pareciendo el trabajador harapiento, desaliñado y sobrecargado de trabajo que era, comenzó a ayudar a los roadies con el equipo. Entró directamente al lugar. No mostró una entrada ni ningún tipo de pase para permitirle entrar. Todos pensaron que era un roadie. Me estaba esperando junto al escenario cuando entré. ¡Le dije que me debía dinero por la entrada que no usó! :) En su lugar, compró bebidas. Puedes ver una foto de él conociendo a Machine Head en una foto subida. Obviamente, también los conocí, pero Rob no podía manejar mi cámara. Mis fotos con la banda salieron borrosas. Le di una palmada en la cabeza calva por eso. Con frecuencia nos golpeábamos. Creo que se debió a la época en que estuvimos en los fosos circulares (circle pits) siendo empujados mientras los adolescentes y adultos jóvenes se volvían locos durante el espectáculo. Le encantaba darme puñetazos en los riñones que yo le devolvía con un golpe en la cabeza o con un puñetazo fuerte en el pecho. Él se reía como si eso fuera lo más gracioso del mundo. También gritaba que yo era el jefe y director más genial del mundo cuando conocíamos gente. Yo no era ni lo uno ni lo otro.
El mismo lugar donde él acababa de entrar también nos conoció tan bien que en dos ocasiones diferentes, mejoraron nuestras entradas a VIP a pesar de que solo pagamos una entrada general. Este lugar era el gran Gas Monkey Live. Era propiedad de Richard Rawlings. También lo conocimos cuando Rob y yo vimos a Dwight Yoakam allí. Gas Monkey no sobrevivió al covid, y el Gas Monkey Bar & Grill más pequeño entró en litigio con Rawlings por quién sabe qué. También cerró este año si no me equivoco.
Aquí hay algunas fotos de nuestros tiempos divertidos en los espectáculos. Todas son solo fotos instantáneas rápidas con un iPhone... en otras palabras, no son excelentes tomas, pero me gustan. Muchos conocían a Rob desde hace mucho más tiempo que yo, pero en el tiempo que estuve con él, ¡nos divertimos mucho!
Rob, eres un insoportable dolor de cabeza, te voy a extrañar terriblemente. Adiós y que descanses en paz.
for sketchbook skool-continuous line selfie homework:I've tried this a few times- It is a challenge for me to work slowly- I like this one even though I think I only worked on it for about ten minutes- the fountain pen started to leak darker as I paused so I tried to stay in the momentum of my line and my concentration on the mirror- the drawing of the hand got a little lost, but when I came back around to it as I worked through the face- I didn't want to overwork or fix it- so I guess you can imagine the rest of the hand
Last night I sort of went nuts.
I decided to make channa masala for dinner. And pumpkin chocolate bars for work. And a pie. A pumpkin apple pie. For no reason at all. The channa masala and pumpkin bars were salvageable. The pie fell apart. In blind baking, the crust totally shrank on itself. (I tried to get it cold again before I put it in the oven, but it clearly was still too warm and overworked.) I went ahead and filled it anyway, but the pumpkin never set properly. The apples weren't soft enough... the whole thing was kind of terrible. I took a picture for posterity. And then I dumped the pie.
Sigh.
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This is one of my favorite pies to make and to eat. I've been craving one ever since a certain friend whispered sweet nothings about chess pie into my ear. Unfortunately, my game was off when I put this little beauty together. Somehow I managed to overwork the crust and then parbake it at a too-low temperature, resulting in a badly-shrunken crust. I forgot to dock it before parbaking it, resulting in the bottom crust souffleing up. As I put it in the oven, I managed to slosh a generous amount of custard underneath the crust. It would have been funny, if only it were happening to someone else.
In short, it won't win any beauty contests. Until we cut into it, that is.
Still working on the plaster for the master bedroom. That large and overworked area is almost smooth!
Oz says," once one has removed washing from the line, one should always sleep on said washing to eliminate the need for any unpleasant ironing."
Ozzies household tips for overworked cats No.23.
08/09/08. Pastels on Ingres paper, 238mm x 216mm. Not sure if I'm getting the hang of these pastels. I'm probably overworking them which is my usual problem. The big hairy beast in the background is starting to open its mouth!
James MCCOMBS
1873-1933
Member Of New Zealand Parliament
1913-1933
Elizabeth Reid MCCOMBS
First woman member of New Zealand Parliament
1933-1935
Kate MCCOMBS
1840-1913
Wife of George
Mother of
James & Charles
In loving memory of Terence Henderson MCCOMBS
1905-1982
Member of New Zealand Parliament
1935-1951
He lived to serve
Kate MCCOMBS
Died 8 June 1913[3]
Block AN1 Plot 15 [4]
Elizabeth MCCOMBS (nee HENDERSON)
19 November 1873-7 June 1935
“In 1933 became the first woman elected to the Parliament of New Zealand. New Zealand women gained the right to vote in 1893, though were not allowed to stand for the House of Representatives until the election of 1919. McCombs had previously contested elections in 1928 and 1931.”
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_McCombs
“Mrs McCombs has set a high standard, and the women of New Zealand were very fortunate that their first representative in Parliament was a woman of her calibre” – Mrs T.E. Taylor (wife of the Christchurch Mayor)
“Betty McCombs did not die from cancer or T.B. or any of the other complaints She died from overwork… She lived a splendid life and died as she lived, facing the sun. She gave her life to the people – the people who loved her.” – Mr. E.J. Howard, MP.
Very good write up at time of death on link in source [2]
OBITUARY
MR JAMES McCOMBS.
The death occurred suddenly this morning of Mr James McCombs member of Parliament for Lyttleton (sic). He was 60 years of age. Mr McCombs became ill last week and had a slight stroke on Saturday from which he rallied and appeared to be recovering. His condition yesterday caused no concern, but he died from heart failure in bed early this morning.
He leaves a widow, Mrs Elizabeth McCombs, who is a member of the Christchurch City Council, a daughter, Miss Patricia McCombs, and a son, Dr. Terence McCombs, who is on the teaching staff of Christchurch Technical College and is well known as a university oarsman.[1]
See also
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_McCombs
Died of heart failure
Sir Terence (Terry) Henderson MCCOMBS:
1905-6 November 1982
Retired New Zealand High Commissioner
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_McCombs
also
heritage.christchurchcitylibraries.com/Cemeteries/interme...
Sometimes i fell asleep on my desk due to overwork, and time passes so fast here. If you checked it carefully there's a drool stain on my desk... lel, of course not, i already clean it up :p
When you take a long time, you're slow.
When your boss takes a long time, he's thorough.
When you don't do it, you're lazy.
When your boss doesn't do it, he's too busy.
When you make a mistake, you're an idiot.
When your boss makes a mistake, he's only human.
When doing something without being told, you're overstepping your authority.
When your boss does the same thing, that's initiative.
When you take a stand, you're being pig-headed.
When your boss does it, he's being firm.
When you overlooked a rule of ettiquette, you're being rude.
When your boss skips a few rules, he's being original.
When you please your boss, you're arse-creeping.
When your boss pleases his boss, he's being co-operative.
When you're out of the office, you're wandering around.
When your boss is out of the office, he's on business.
When you're on a day off sick, you're always sick.
When your boss has a day off sick, he must be very ill.
When you apply for leave, you must be going for an interview.
When your boss applies for leave, it's because he's overworked.
"Spirit in the Stillness” is a gorgeous necklace made with deep purple natural amethyst beads, with accents of turquoise and labradorite heishe (pronounced “hee-she”). Amethyst colored Swarovski crystals and charlotte beads complete the piece, along with a sterling silver flower toggle clasp.
Amethyst is the stone associated with the Sixth, or Third Eye Chakra, which is the center for spirituality and intuition. It enhances feelings of joy and serenity, and promotes insight. Amethyst is also the birthstone for the month of February. Turquoise is associated with the throat chakra and is said to enhance communication.
Labradorite is a beautiful grayish stone, and when the light hits it at the right angle, it sets off a gorgeous flash of blue, green or even orange and yellow. From the Encyclo-bead-ia: “Labradorite is a tremendously spiritual stone. …It is especially helpful for people who tend to overwork. It helps us regain our energy and aids our bodies and spirits in healing themselves. If you practice meditation (or would like to), focusing on labradorite can help you enter and maintain the meditative state. Like the sound and glistening beauty of a gentle rain, this gemstone quiets us physically, emotionally and spiritually.”
Because the stones I used in this necklace are natural, this piece can never be exactly duplicated. It is a genuine one-of-a-kind. The necklace measures 19 inches from end to end. The focal bead hangs down an extra 1 ¼”.
Mmm... if I am going to use WC pencils over the top of watercolour I have to make sure that I do NOT overwork it!!!
There is a freshness about this sketch in the watercolour that I like...not 100% sure the WC pencils were a good idea - I could have easily worked it up a bit more with watercolour... ...but it is so much fun to experiment. There is no doubt that I had fun scribbling!
I had a booth at a recent craft show and so spent the week painting while I sat in my booth.
This guy was so fun to paint. I really had to school myself not to overwork the fur as I wanted the yellow to show through to keep the loose look to the coat.
5x7 on 200# Blockingford CP paper
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Water soluble crayons and pencils with left hand, and water applied with brush in right hand, and occasional erasing and blotting with whichever hand was available.
Freehand from one of Mariah O'Neil's self-portraits.
~30 minutes
12 X 15 inches.
This is a bit overworked but I think it's the last one in the Mariah series... for now :)
Mariah's great work can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/mariahoneill/
From the outside, Japan does not seem like a good place to work. Too often, companies are in the news for the wrong reasons: employees become victims of “death by overwork”, wages are not rising fast enough, compensation is based on seniority instead of merit, there is a lack of diversity from factory floors all the way up to boardrooms, and workplace policies typically do not favour women, foreigners or people with disabilities.
Though campaigns such as Premium Friday, and policies that cap overtime or relax immigration and residency rules, are steps in the right direction, policymakers and corporate bosses still have work to do. How will the government approach the issue of workplace reform? And what is corporate Japan doing to improve work–life balance and productivity?
Panellists
- Rinako Okamoto, chief executive, Great Place to Work Institute Japan
- Kimie Iwata, president, Japan Institute for Women’s Empowerment & Diversity Management, and external director, Japan Airlines @JALFlightInfo_e
- Sachin Shah, chairman, president and chief executive officer, MetLife Insurance K.K. @MetLife
Moderator
- Robert Guest, foreign editor, The Economist @robertguest1
パネル・ディスカッション：“働き方改革”のあるべき姿
海外から見ると、日本は必ずしも快適な労働環境を備えた国とはいえないのが現状だ。ネガティブな報道の対象となる企業は後を絶たず、従業員の過労死や、遅々として上昇しない賃金、依然として根強い年功序列ベースの報酬制度、工場から役員室まで企業のあらゆるレベルで欠如するダイバーシティ、女性や外国人、障害者に不利なことが少なくない就業規則など様々な課題を抱えている。
プレミアムフライデーの施行や、政府による残業時間の上限規制、移民規制・永住権の緩和などが状況改善を後押しすることは間違いない。だが政治家や企業経営者には、さらなる取り組みが求められている。政府はこの問題に対応するため、どのような政策を打ち出すべきなのか？ワーク・ライフ・バランスや生産性向上のために企業が行なっている取り組みとは？
- 働きがいのある会社研究所 代表取締役社長 岡元 利奈子
- 21世紀職業財団 会長 日本航空 社外取締役 岩田 喜美枝
- メットライフ生命 代表執行役 会長社長最高経営責任者 サシン シャー
モデレーター：
- The Economist 国際部エディター ロバート・ゲスト
#EconJapan
So i'm giving myself a little Flickr break...just for about a week, until things calm down at work a little and i'm not spending 13+ hours there every day.
In the meantime, i guess i can somehow try to catch up on the backlog, which is like a week's worth at this point anyway, and then i can start up again when i feel slightly less like jumping off a bridge.
TTFN.
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I didn't have much time for the lesson this week, so I tried to keep my subject simple to try to really focus on the edges. This is a bowl of watermelon. I was going to do a cupcake, but I couldn't resist the red watermelon in the bright green bowl.
So, the bowl certainly isn't much, nor is the sketch in general to anyone but me most likely, but I was really thinking about hard vs. soft edges the whole time, primarily the hard edges of the melon against the bowl (change of plane and color) and the softer yet still distinct edges of each melon chunk to its neighbor.
I tried this a few times, totally loving the way watercolor can describe watermelon. Super fun to add water to the red and see it instantly form the texture of the melon. But enough of that, I had to get it finished somehow. In trying to resolve the interior melon edges, I overworked it and lost the highlights, but the experiment was useful. I knew immediately that ink would be too heavy for the edges.
First, I tried shaping the chunks with deeper red. That didn't quite do it, so I tried light shadow lines with paint. Okay, but looked a bit weird. Tried punching up the red a little to see if it would help somehow, but that was the overwork. Oh well! Next was a dark gray watercolor pencil, and that seemed to be about right, wish I'd tried that first. I have some Noodlers Lexington Gray in one of my Lamy pens, so I used that to define the bowl just for fun. I didn't care so much about how well I drew the bowl--I was after the edges idea, and I think I learned quite a bit from the process.
Winter Storm breaks for a moment as the sun comes out of the clouds over the Juan de Fuca Strait. The lonely, overworked Sheringham Lighthouse stand vigilant, protecting those mariners at sea.
A scheme where many members of the public overworked a group of cubs for little money. eg Bob (5p) a Job - if they could get away with it.
If you wanted to go off on your own and knock of strangers doors to see if they wanted to let you inside to chores, nothing was really thought wrong of the matter.
Good prices could be obtained, if you wanted to hire parts of your cub uniform out to non-cubs. A cub cap on a non cub wearing play clothes gave the excuse that they were willing to do more messy jobs and not get their uniform dirty (the Job card was left in the uniform - excuse).
Wealth Formula is about you, the overworked but well paid individual looking for a better life. We define wealth as freedom to do what you want with your life. We want you to decide for yourself if you want to work 80 hours per week and not see your children. Your decisions should not be dictated by your golden handcuffs–the need to make lots of money to fund the life that you have created. We want to help you to create other multiple streams of income that do not involve trading more of your time for money. Through a strong foundation of financial education, we advocate the use of entrepreneurship to generate money which, in turn, works for you to create a cycle of perpetual wealth. Visit: www.wealthformula.com/
Wealth Formula is about you, the overworked but well paid individual looking for a better life. We define wealth as freedom to do what you want with your life. We want you to decide for yourself if you want to work 80 hours per week and not see your children. Your decisions should not be dictated by your golden handcuffs–the need to make lots of money to fund the life that you have created. We want to help you to create other multiple streams of income that do not involve trading more of your time for money. Through a strong foundation of financial education, we advocate the use of entrepreneurship to generate money which, in turn, works for you to create a cycle of perpetual wealth. Visit: www.wealthformula.com/
In ancient Greece, there lived a mother and daughter who were both servants in a grand household. Their names were Demetria and Persephone. They worked tirelessly, day and night, to keep the household running smoothly. They were respected by their employers for their hard work and dedication, but they were also treated as mere property and had no rights.
Despite the harsh conditions of their lives, Demetria and Persephone were close and loved each other deeply. They were each other's only family and their bond was unbreakable. They would often talk about their dreams of one day being free and living a life of their own.
Their fortunes changed when the household was visited by a wealthy merchant, who was immediately taken by Persephone's beauty and grace. Without hesitation, he offered to buy Persephone from her owners, to take her as his own personal servant. Demetria and Persephone were devastated at the thought of being separated, but they knew they had no choice but to accept the offer.
The mother and daughter were torn apart, Demetria was left behind to continue her life as a servant, while Persephone was taken to a faraway city to serve the merchant. Demetria was heartbroken, her only hope was that her daughter would be treated kindly and would have a better life.
However, Persephone's life in the merchant's household was far from the life of luxury she had imagined. She was overworked and mistreated, her beauty and grace were nothing but a commodity for her new owner to exploit. She longed for her mother's love and comfort, but she knew that she would never see her again.
Persephone eventually fell ill and died, alone and unloved. Demetria never knew what happened to her daughter and spent the rest of her days in grief, longing for her lost child. Their tragic story serves as a reminder of the cruelty and injustice of the time, where people were treated as nothing more than property, and the tragedy that can be caused by the greed of the powerful.
Mature woman sitting at dining room table holding insufficient funds letter
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There was a gas chamber at Dachau (inside the new crematorium), and it may have been tested on prisoners, but there was no large-scale murder of prisoners there, as Dachau was not a death camp. Most of the prisoners who died at Dachau died of disease, malnutrition, and overwork, and the new crematorium was built to dispose of their bodies.
This is a rough pass at an HDR image from Valley Of Fire. Pesonally it feels overworked to me in a way I don't like with HDR images, but I throw it out to see what people think.
The Peace of Syros
These are canvas prints I made from originals, and then overworked with acrylic and 3D paint to enhance. 8"x10" inches and $125+ shipping.
In addition to cognitive function, dementia can also impact visual-spatial abilities. Read on to discover what causes visual-spatial challenges in seniors.
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The world's most prolific travel photographer, Vanessa Ballard has very kindly donated some stunning shots of Venice carnivalia – I've thrown them an outside party in gratitude.Tinsel, tulle and the beautiful masked gentlemen and ladies of pleasure slowly do a last circuit of St Mark's before going home and put their feet up in front of a soap... No, don't let's spoil it. They're off to enchanted places to rest with sky-coloured cocktails, maybe a Balkan Sobranie and look at each other and marvel at the beautiful life they've made.(I ought to know when to stop, but I'm waiting for a lift and well, I just found myself fiddling around with the elements as it were...)
youtu.be/ssIAnXvkhl4Trailer for the animated film Monster Family, starring Emily Watson, Nick Frost and Jessica Brown Findlay. The Wishbone family is far from happy. With a struggling bookshop, an overworked husband, and two misunderstood teenagers, Emma is at her wit’s end trying to be the perfect mom. After dragging her family to a costume party on Halloween night, they are cursed by an evil witch and transformed into a Vampire, a Mummy, a Werewolf, and Frankenstein’s monster. Now Emma will fight to keep her Monster Family together and uncover the secret of their curse… eventually leading them to the Prince of Darkness himself, Dracula! Be the first to watch, comment, and share trailers and movie teasers/clips dropping soon. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe! Help Me Reach 100.000 Subscribers goo.gl/QFCV4u ► Follow us on TWITTER twitter.com/MoviesTendo ► We’re on Flirck ift.tt/2hFnOvU ➤ Pinterest ift.tt/2jz3Iny ➤ Tumblr ift.tt/2hI8Cyn ➤ Google Plus ift.tt/2jzqeg8 No Copyright Infringement Intended ! All rights reserved to : © #trailer #latest trailers #teaser #video