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it's always exciting for me cutting new doorways into existing solid walls. here i'm connecting a room that for many years was no longer a part of this apartment....progress indeed!
on the left, the before and the after on the right.
Rebuilding and progress is everywhere in this photograph. The street filled with traffic, the orange fencing and barrels, and the rising dust cloud. The cloud is a result of ground level construction.
The Balkans War in 1999 brought Kosovo out of the grip of Serbian forces led by Slobodan Milosevic's government. Not meant in any way to trivialise this we can say politics and relations between Serbia, Albania, Montenegro,and Kosova were extremely complicated and volatile then and are still so today.
The construction is evidence of the Kosovars intent to move forward.
Prishtina Kosova May 2010
What remains of "Le Progress", a St. Lawrence River ferry built in 1914, built to resemble "La Grande Hermine", torched by arsonists in 2003, and birthed at Jordan Harbour, in the Town of Lincoln, Beamsville, Ontario, Canada.
Harmons Emigration Market is being remodeled now- check back often to follow the progress. Photo by Danielle Lail, Aug 1
Bleeding the brake system ABS unit. On these cars, the ABS control unit is accessed from inside the car. Heaven forbid you have an accidental brake fluid leak during the bleeding process...
One-man brake bleeding is always a pain, or at least it used to be. I got a Moeller Fluid Extractor and it makes the whole process a breeze.
Yes, the garage is a mess...
Onto the body increases, but I just haven't had much time to knit. It'll be down to the wire on this one for sure! I'm thinking kangaroo pockets.
50gr of Wisdom of the Sage singles: long colour repeat Sagebrush/ Dark Grey Haunui Handcraft wool (NZ Halfbred), plus some Gotland I've been spinning for a very, very long time - but nearing the end!
This seat is on the "Desire" streetcar—that is, the one used in "A Streetcar Named Desire", and one of the streetcars that rolled through the "Desire District" in New Orleans. Our host at the Trolley Museum explained to us that the little holes you see were actually a sort of flag; if the peg was up, it was for "coloured people" to sit in, and all the seats without the peg up were for white people.
Rather stunningly remarkable, to someone my age especially. Can you imagine? Obviously we all know this sort of thing was common, but every time I'm reminded of it or confronted by it it's a shock.
Thankfully, today in America, any person of any race can sit wherever they like. That, my friends, is real progress.
I took the left photo back in 2008 and this left photo was taken now in 2010.
Since the beginning of this past summer of 09' I started to take better care of myself and watch what I eat and exercise, Since the photo on the left I've dropped 15lbs, by watching my portions and cycling. I'm currently keeping weight at 129lbs which is just off from my college wrestling weight of 125 back in 2007.
I haven't reach my goal of weight yet of making 125 again but it's winter and well I've just been lazy, haha. A new spring will be here soon and I'll be back to training on the road bike pushing the miles soon.
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I still need to shape on it...make the horizon more straight....shadows in the water more different/ less....working on all parts of it...but this is just started today...a sudden spontanoius idea to do a landscape...nothing i do much of...but it´s rather relaxing somtimes just to do what you feel like and it is a good way of giving yourself energy in the creative process...that is how it works for me....
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Il cantautore italiano presenta "Diwan" al Teatro Nazionale
Apriti Sesamo è il ventottesimo album di Franco Battiato, già disco d'oro per le oltre trentamila copie vendute. Eclettico e multiforme, ricco di citazioni (dantesche o di Santa Teresa d'Avila) e di collaborazioni, dalla chitarra di Simon Tong, ex Verve, al basso di Faso di Elio e le Storie Tese. Dopo il successo di Apriti Sesamo Tour, il sofisticato cantautore italiano ritorna con un nuovo progetto ambizioso, Diwan - L'Essenza del reale, un live per riportare a galla una cultura dimenticata.
Attorno all'anno Mille, infatti, in Sicilia fiorisce, in tre secoli, un'importante scuola poetica araba. Questa preziosa fonte di cultura ci ha lasciato ricche testimonianze in alcuni manoscritti che Battiato studia e interpreta con la sua musica. Assieme all'artista, sul palco, un ensemble multietnico tra cui Etta Scollo, Nabil Salameh dei Radiodervish, Carlo Guaitoli, Gianluca Ruggeri della PMCE e Ramzi Aburedwan fondatore degli Al Kamandjati.