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Dozens of undergraduate and postgraduate-taught Oxford Brookes students presented their diverse work at the Get Published! Student Research Conference held on Friday 15 April 2016.
This was the first time Oxford Brookes had held a University-wide conference of this type and it was one of the first in the country.
The conference was part of a larger programme of work for an innovative project called Get Published! This is focused on helping Oxford Brookes students to publish their research to a wide audience and is one of eight projects which make up the University’s Programme to Enhance the Student Experience (PESE).
More information on Get Published! and the seven other projects is available on the PESE webpages at www.brookes.ac.uk/staff/pese/
This would be the photo of mine, as it looks in the book it has been published in!
(see this photo for details). To see the photo as seen on the web and selected by the photo editors for this book look here!
It is so amazing to see a photo taken by myself in a published book! I wish you other flickrites the same honor some day!
Published Summer 1992, featuring more on Kerouac's spontaneous prose method, by John Rupert, and a review of Ann Charters' "Beat Reader" by Rod Anstee, as well as news of some forthcoming previously unpublished Kerouac books (which proved to be not quite accurate ...)
Published 04/12/1917
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories and information to add please comment below.
My photo of the Lotus flower blooming in our back pound has been published in the Voice of Prophecy 2012 calender.
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This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 19th of July 1916.
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories and information to add please comment below.
We hope you enjoy looking through our collection, you are welcome to download and share our images for your own personal use, as they are to our knowledge, in the public domain. If you would like to use the images for commercial purposes, please contact us and we can provide a High Quality Digital Image for a fee. If you are able to use the Low Resolution Image from the website please do, but we would appreciate a credit: Image from the Newcastle City Library Photographic Collection, Thank you.
Bunion cartoons created by George Martin were published in my local newspaper The Leicester Mercury.
Following on from Shoestring's sucesses last week (but on a smaller scale) I am happy to have one of my images used for an article in June's edition of Motor Boats Monthy Magazine.
Published in the Manitoba Co-operator - September 11, 2014
SOGGY SWATHES
Wet conditions are a problem in many fields across the province. This canola is near Deerwood.
I was contacted by Canterbury Cathedral who wanted to use my night shot of the Cathedral as a fund-raising Christmas card. I guess they really liked it, as my photo is also featured on the cover of their fund-raising catalogue!
And they sent me a couple of packs of the cards, which contain credits to me and my website, zsphotography.com.
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Dave Gahan, inimitabile voce dei Depeche Mode, il 4 Novembre al Fabrique per presentare “Angels & Ghosts” il nuovo album con i Soulsavers.
Questo secondo disco, nato dal loro sodalizio, si intitola “Angels & Ghosts” ed è il seguito dell’acclamato The Light the Dead See del 2012, pubblicato in contemporanea mondiale in CD, vinile e in digitale il 23 ottobre 2015. Questo lavoro discografico assolutamente irresistibile contiene nove brani inediti, tutti scritti da Dave Gahan & Soulsavers.
Con il suo piglio deciso, “Angels & Ghosts” rappresenta un’evoluzione rispetto al loro primo album. Si preannuncia un mix di sonorità scure, elementi di matrice gospel e blues e quella nuda bellezza che è diventata il marchio di fabbrica delle canzoni di Dave e dei Soulsavers. Potente ed emozionante come mai prima d’ora, la voce di Dave Gahan traina l’album verso un paesaggio sonoro dall’orchestrazione estremamente raffinata.
Il risultato è un album emozionante, cucito perfettamente addosso alla voce raffinata di Dave, anticipato da All of This and Nothing, hit intima dalle suggestioni quasi cinematografiche. Altrettanto intimo è il live di Dave e dei suoi Soulsavers: una formazione di dieci elementi ha il potere di rendere tutto sussurrato. Dopo essere stati a Los Angeles, New York, Londra, Berlino, Parigi, ecco la band live a Milano il 4 novembre.
My Mom and I are both featured in this Article~~~
Window Covering News Magazine
November-December 2010
Published Spring 1989. Celebrating the opening of the Kerouac Commemorative in Lowell, and including tributes to John Clellon Holmes (1926-1988).
i had a picture (my first!) published in the May 2013 issue of Backpacker Magazine :)
i'm really excited although i look a little smug in this photo. i don't like to get the regular "smile" photo taken. hence i usually make a face.
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I SOLITI IDIOTI in: Comico-Psichedelico Tour
Francesco Mandelli e Fabrizio Biggio tornano a calcare il palcoscenico con lo show da loro diretto dando vita ad un live esilarante con sketch inediti, trasformismo e canzoni. Ospiti d'onore delle serate saranno i personaggi più popolari della serie televisiva di Mtv: i due ''enfants terribles'' Niccolò e Gigetto - Giampietro e Marialuce, ''gli Immoralisti'' - i due preti "marketing" Padre Giorgio e Padre Boi - la Ministra e il suo portaborse Protti - Sebastiano e la Postina - la coppia gay Fabio e Fabio - e non potranno certo mancare le due star più attese: l'imprenditore romano Ruggero ''Dai Cazzo'' De Ceglie con il figlio bamboccione Gianluca.
Durante lo spettacolo le varie coppie si alterneranno portando sul palco vecchi e nuovi episodi, ma soprattutto le loro canzoni comiche e dissacranti eseguite dal vivo assieme alla band ''Gli Gnomi''. ''I soliti Idioti'', il programma in onda su Mtv scritto da Francesco Mandelli, Fabrizio Biggio e Martino Ferro, interpretata dagli stessi Mandelli e Biggio, è un'ironica rappresentazione della cultura italiana, con i pregi e difetti che ci fanno tanto amare ed odiare il nostro paese. Le mitiche coppie ormai elette a rappresentanti della società, tornano dunque a teatro con gli sketch che alternano risate ad incredulità e ad una straordinaria abilità nell'indossare i panni di tanti personaggi, tutti interpretati dai due istrionici attori.
Mandelli e Biggio, riescono abilmente a cambiare faccia e personalità creando protagonisti ispirati dalla borgata romana alla Milano bene, dal tema della mafia a quello di genitori e figli, passando dal mondo della chiesa a quello dell'omosessualità. Tutti questi personaggi e argomenti vengono filtrati attraverso la bizzarra lente della comicità surreale e di situazione, che ci mostra i vari tic degli italiani e smaschera molte volte la loro innocente idiozia. ''I soliti Idioti'' sono comicità liberatoria, specchio di un'Italia contemporanea di cui si ride proprio perchè ci si riconosce e, in fondo, a cui non si può non volere bene.
Untitled (stool for guard) by Taiyo Kimura.
This pretty much summed up the art at MONA. Dark, moody, not very happy with life. It was pretty relentless.
a very unusual editorial collaboration was published in BOHO magazine's Autumn 2010 issue - Stacey Appel's fashion illustrations + my photographs from a multitude of travels, including Iceland!
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国立歴史民俗博物館で観た、日本の印刷技術についての展示。
当初は1枚の板から木版を削りだしていたが、そのうち活字を組み替える活版印刷の技術が登場。しかし結局木版に逆戻りしたのだそうな。確かに、26文字しかないアルファベットと違って、日本語や中国語の印刷原稿を組み替えるのは大変・・・
Postcard commemorating the tragic story of parachutist Lily Cove. Postcard published by David Smith and printed by Thought Factory of Leicester.
Lily Cove (full name Mary Elizabeth Cove), of East London, had been employed by Captain Frederick Bidmead for two years as part of his balloon and parachute show. A hot air balloon would ascend and then either Bidmead, or latterly Cove, would parachute back to earth. They were engaged to perform as part of the 1906 Haworth Gala, promoted by the Haworth and Oxenhope United Friendly Societies and Tradesmen's Associations. Originally the jump was to take place on Saturday 9th June 1906, but weather conditions meant it was delayed until Monday 11th June. The balloon ascended with Cove suspended underneath and at between 600 and 700 feet she released herself. The parachute opened but for reasons still speculated upon she detached herself from the parachute on the way down and fell to the earth. She died of her injuries very soon after hitting the ground. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded. She was buried at Haworth Cemetery on 14th June 1906. She was just 21 years old.
The postcard is held in the physical archive of Keighley and District Local History Society and was scanned in 2019.