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At Northern Voice, we were presented with the cool opportunity to see what a small chunk of the blogosphere looked like in real life.
To make good use of the opportunity, we asked people to build human graphs to represent things about their blogging behaviors and other interests.
Size 57.5x69in. w/ 11.5in sqs. Antique Rose, Drk Country Rose and White fr 100 Afghans to Knit & Crochet. For the book go to amazon.com and search for Jean Leinhauser and Rita Weiss.
Dr. Roger Sabbadini, author of a recently published book "Unavoidable Hope" visited the Vicenza Military Community March 15.
Sabbadini addressed the audience at the post theater on Caserma Ederle during this stop on a lecture tour.
His book tells the story of the life of his father and his struggles in fascist Italy as a member of the Jewish faith. It continues with his father's struggles in America as a refugee and, ultimately, his experience as a Soldier in the U.S. Army through World War II.
Photo by Laura Kreider/USAG Italy PAO
Learn more about us on www.usag.italy.army.mil and www.facebook.com/VMCItaly
The Postcard
A postally unused carte postale published by Ern. Thill of Brussels.
Also printed on the back of the card is the following:
'Ligue Nationale du Souvenir,
32, Rue de Namur,
Bruxelles".
The photograph shows the catastrophic level of destruction suffered by the Hospice Belle in Ypres during the Great War.
'Ypres'
'Ypres' by Laurence Binyon:
'She was a city of patience; of proud name,
Dimmed by neglecting Time; of beauty and loss;
Of acquiescence in the creeping moss.
But on a sudden fierce destruction came
Tigerishly pouncing: thunderbolt and flame
Showered on her streets, to shatter them and toss
Her ancient towers to ashes. Riven across,
She rose, dead, into never-dying fame.
White against heavens of storm, a ghost, she is known
To the world's ends. The myriads of the brave
Sleep round her. Desolately glorified,
She, moon-like, draws her own far-moving tide
Of sorrow and memory; toward her, each alone,
Glide the dark dreams that seek an English grave'.
The Postcard
A postcard that was published by Chapman & Son of Dawlish. The image is a glossy real photograph. The card was posted in Okehampton on Tuesday the 5th. August 1913 using a ½d. stamp. It was sent to:
Miss L. Hawkings,
40, South Street,
Park Lane,
London.
The message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"3rd. Essex Battery,
2nd. E.A.B.,
TRFA,
Okehampton.
Dear Laurie,
I wish you were with
us, it would do you
good.
Lots of love,
Nat xxx"
Okehampton Army Camp
Okehampton Army Camp was established by the Royal Artillery in the summer of 1876 above Okehampton at Halstock Down.
The officers' stables were begun in July 1892, and the first phase was completed on the 14th. June 1894. By 1895 a permanent Field Artillery Practice Camp had been established.
Okehampton became the Headquarters of the School of Gunnery, and was the UK's most important practice camp. Batteries (horses and guns) from all over England arrived by rail, and normally three batteries were in camp using the ranges at any one time.
Pope Pius X
So what else happened on the day that Nat posted the card?
Well, on the 5th. August 1913, Pope Pius X reformed longstanding rules of canon law that had restricted the hearing of confession for members of certain religious orders.
Previously, confessions could not be heard without prior approval by a superior.
Alfred Atmore Pope
The 5th. August 1913 was not a good day for Alfred Atmore Pope, because he died on that day at his home in Farmington, Connecticut.
Alfred, who was born in North Vassalboro, Maine on the 4th. July 1842, was an American industrialist and art collector. He was the father of Theodate Pope Riddle, a noted American architect.
Winner of the daily contest published in the blog.
It had won from among 200+ entries.
Unlike many other sites which depend on voting and response... the winners here are selected on the basis of qualities in the photograph and is judged by Photography gurus of the academy. That makes the contest... unbiased and all the more respected.
The link to the blog page...
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Published 26/10/1917.
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.
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Una selezione di numerosi brani, tutti riarrangiati per l'occasione, e l'infinita curiosità musicale di una delle più belle voci del rock italiano e una delle poetesse più suggestive del nostro panorama musicale: "Quando la danza diventa lotta, stringimi, perché non voglio davvero fuggire", lo dice lei in Appena sotto le nuvole. Parte dal palco di CarroPonte il nuovo Così Vicini – Special Summer Tour di Cristina Donà, giovedì 18 giugno.
La cantante milanese (o quasi, è nata a Rho) ha all'attivo ben otto album pubblicati in poco più di vent'anni di carriera musicale. Una carriera ricca di successi e di influenze musicali. Qualche esempio? Bruce Springsteen, Sinead O'Connor, Joni Mitchell, Lucio Battisti, i Beatles.
L'esordio di Cristina Donà risale agli inizi degli anni Novanta, a quel periodo in cui apriva i live degli altrettanto sofisticati Afterhours, stringendo poi una profonda collaborazione artistica proprio con Manuel Agnelli. Le collaborazioni del suo percorso artistico poi sono state sempre più sofisticate: La Cruz, Massimo Volume, il cantautore newyorchese Eric Wood, Subsonica, fino a quando non le capita di precedere Patti Smith on stage o di ricevere prestigiose targhe al Premio Tenco.
Interprete e autrice sempre in grado di rinnovarsi, autrice di piccoli gioielli con un efficacissimo messaggio di speranza: Io credo nei miracoli, per citare solo una delle sue frasi.
Saverio Lanza - chitarra e piano
Cristiano Calcagnile - batteria
Emanuele Brignola - basso
A District Magazine, Humanity in Motion was published in March 2009 by District Governor, Tony Castley as a result of a PR Grant provided by Rotary International.
It features one or two pages of projects from each of our 66 clubs, plus pages on major District and Rotary projects.
The magazine is a 150 page coffee table quality magazine produced by Editor, George Richards and graphic art designer, Ted Sheedy
Humanity in Motion is now available in hospitals, hotels. motels, doctors' and dentists' waiting rooms, hair dressers, businesses and business reception areas, local and State government offices and departments, as well as in other organisations.
Published April 2010. All rights reserved. Images Copyright © Jason Rainsford (exemplaryphotos)
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Catalogue published by Asahi Kōgaku Kōgyō c.1938.
Document owned and scanned by Rebollo_fr. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous documents published in Japan more than fifty years ago.
See also the Camera-wiki pages about Ricoh and Asahi Bussan.
As seen in the Sunday Times Ireland in August. The original is here: www.flickr.com/photos/ellenmunro/2959699416/
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Had an image published in the Left Lioin Magazine
mine is the Motor Cycle picture
Original shot
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Article published by Bay Area Citizen online on 4/25/16 following the time capsule event on 4/20/16.
Corrections: Harris County archivist Sarah Canby-Jackson helped with the removal of the items onsite, UHCL archivist Lauren Meyers worked with the items after the event to salvage them. Also, Jim Johnson did not work at Freeman Library in 2009; someone in the community reminded generally (not Johnson) that the capsule was there.
The Postcard
A postkarte that was published by L. Klement of Frankfurt. It was posted in Woolwich, London using a ½d. stamp on Wednesday the 18th. November 1908. The card was sent to:
Revd. Father McKenna,
Catholic Church,
Wellesley Road,
West Croydon.
There was no message, as the recipient's name and address stretched across the undivided back of the card.
St. Mary's, Croydon
The foundation stone for St. Mary's (Our Lady of Reparation) was laid in Wellesley Road in West Croydon in 1863. Father John McKenna became Parish Priest there in 1894, and remained in that post until 1914.
Ruth Wills
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted?
Well, the 18th. November 1908 was not a good day for Ruth Wills, because she died on that day.
Ruth was an English poet and factory worker.
She was born on the 22nd. December, 1826 in Leicester. Her mother, Susannah Wills, was a framework knitter, and her father, Joseph Wills, had served in the army.
As an infant Ruth suffered from a paralytic stroke causing a lifelong disability. Her father died when she was seven, forcing her to work long hours to support her mother's small income.
In 1837, when she was eleven, she began working at N. Corah & Sons’ hosiery factory on Union Street in Leicester where she continued to work until her retirement.
Wills attended a dame school for two years and a sunday school. Her parents were illiterate, but she learned to read and became a keen reader of books. She later learnt to read French and German.
As a teenager she had her first poem published in Children's Magazine. Will's poetry was also published in Leicester newspapers.
In 1861 her first collection of poems was published, titled Lays of Lowly Life. In 1868 a second volume was published, titled Lays of Lowly Life: Second Series, which included a number of poems on slavery and the oppression of women.
In later life Wills worked as a foreman and manager at the factory. Wills died on the 18th. November 1908 at home in Leicester at the age of 81.
LEGION MAGAZINE Nov/Dec 2006 Celebrating Canada - Manitoba's Rural Splendour.
It's time for refreshment on the Greaves family farm.
HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE - Brandon - Oct. 22, 2008
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Published in Jan. 09 ScrapStreet.
paper: Lazy Days of Summer Flea Market; photo frame: Element-ary Messy Glittery Overlays; tag: Swatches - Connor; journal spot: Bella Journaling Bits; alpha: Bella Alpha; Snowflakes: Winter Wonderland; all by Carina Gardner at www.twopeasinabucket.com; jewel circle: 'Twas the Night Before Christmas by Duchess Designs at www.getdigiwithit.com; font: Prissy Frat Boy; rub-on action: Atomic Cupcake; software: Abode Photoshop Elements 6.0
Size 49x49in. w/ 7in sqs. Using Espresso and Sunflower fr 100 Afghans to Knit & Crochet. For the book go to amazon.com and search for Jean Leinhauser and Rita Weiss.
Photos from the Publish and Be Damned self-publishing fair held at the ICA on Saturday 17 March 2012.
Photo: Lucy Pawlak
Published, with Billy Thieme's review, in the Denver Post's Reverb music review blog, here.
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Lisa Hannigan
Photograph published 5th September 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 recognize anyone in the images and have any stories and information to add please comment below.
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Elio e le Storie Tese hanno annunciato le prime due date della tournée che li porterà nei principali palazzetti nel 2016. Il Piccoli Energumeni Tour parte il 29 aprile dal Mediolanum Forum di Milano e passa poi dal Palalottomatica di Roma, il 7 maggio.
«Al contrario di quelli che debuttano col tour ad esempio a Gorizia (inventandosi che sono molto legati alla città, mentre in realtà devono ancora rodare lo spettacolo e sperano che ai goriziani vada bene tutto), il PET comincerà a Milano e Roma, due città considerate altrettanto valide in Italia. Visto che come ròdano gli spettacoli gli Eelst pochi altri li ròdano, è ragionevole credere che già i primi due spettacoli saranno un meccanismo oliato e perfetto» si legge nel comunicato con cui hanno presentato la tournée.
I concerti seguiranno la pubblicazione di un nuovo album, le cui canzoni non mancheranno in scaletta. «Siamo convinti che nuovi brani del calibro di Aznalubma, Femminiello che vivi a Napoli e Energumena possano diventare degli instant classics e non sfigurare accanto al repertorio più collaudato» continuano. E proprio la scelta dei brani da inserire in setlist la spiegano così, con la solita ironia che non li abbandona: «Uguale spaccata, come concetto, a Capitani Coraggiosi di Baglioni e Morandi: un pot-pourri di canzoni vecchie accolte con un boato e canzoni nuove che comunque la gente preferisce sempre quelle vecchie. Sbagliandosi secondo noi».
A rendere movimentato e particolare lo spettacolo – ancor più della performance degli Elii – ci penserà un set acustico, che il gruppo eseguirà da un mini palco situato al centro della location: una scelta che può non suonare originale, e che Elio e gli altri si sono affrettati a commentare divertiti: «Questa cosa del set acustico in mezzo al palasport ci riferiscono che l’ha già fatta tipo Cremonini o un altro, ma noi ci avevamo pensato già almeno un mese fa e adesso non abbiamo voglia di metterci ad avere un’altra idea visto che questa ci era sembrata valida, infatti l’ha adottata anche Cremonini che non è certo l’ultimo arrivato».
Ne è passato di tempo da ‘83 l’anno per te, il concorso di Radio Poster che incoronò vincitori a pari merito con un altro i giovanissimi EelST. Trentadue anni dopo, gli allori di Radio Poster sono poco più di un ricordo; non è pensabile dormirci sopra.
Obbiettivo del Piccoli Energumeni Tour (PET) è dare spettacolo in grandi spazi
come palasport, arene e festival all’aperto, per raggiungere più spettatori in un colpo solo.
Attività professionali di membri e collaboratori degli EelST aggiornate al 1° dicembre 2015:
Credere negli esseri umani che hanno il coraggio di essere umani (Elio)
Automodellismo di pregio (Cesareo)
Telecronismo di baseball (Faso)
Moto da trial (Christian Meyer)
Giochini sul telefono (Rocco Tanica)
Microsaldature (Jantoman)
Gorgheggi (Paola Folli)
Ridere continuamente (Vittorio Cosma)
Progettare edifici (arch. Mangoni).