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This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on 26/04/1917.
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 recognize anyone in the images and have any stories and information to add please comment below
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
This shot is in the Dec/Jan edition of the South Sound Magazine. It all stems from our first visit to the Hedman House bed & breakfast in Puyallup, Washington (near Tacoma). The night I arrived it had just snowed and the place looked so lovely that it was begging to be photographed.
Fast forward about 20 months, and I'm contacted by South Sound Magazine asking permission to use this for an article they are running about B&Bs in the south Puget Sound area. Of course I said yes, cause this is a great B&B.
I just didn't know they would use it for the cover page of the article. All the other B&Bs got a thumbnail size photo (one place didn't even get a photo).
Just now when I went to insert a link to the original photo, I found that this isn't one that I posted to flickr. Unfortunately, a recent crash of my portable hard drive has wiped out all the other photos of this trip. Luckily I gave Normajeanne at Hedman House copies of all the shots. Maybe I should aske for a set back from her.
First published in MCMLXXIV, copies of this infamous guide vanished in their thousands. Today, only fragments remain. This example was found wedged behind a filing cabinet in a Pebble Mill comprehensive school, shortly after the unfortunate investigation of 1980.
A wonderful glimpse of a world that shouldn't not have existed is pressed in tight between these bewitching pages.
If you have any information about the whereabouts of Sigrid Haarn, please contact the Department of Transmissions as a matter of urgency.
As seen in BostonNOW, June 19th, 2007
www.bostonnow.com/print_edition/BostonNOW 6-19-07.pdf [ PDF ]
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Published in Nov 08 ScrapStreet
paper, stitching, swirl from Playtime for the Guys; frame from Yes! kit; paper tear from Siri kit; layered paper from Letters of Love {Mail Me Envelopes & Paper}; rickrack (recolored) from Playtime for the Doodlers; ribbon from Element-ary Tags and Attachable Ribbon; all by Carina Gardner
staple clusters from Stapler Fun; ink smudges from Ink It Up! 3; tag from Keeping Tabs on the Calendar; all by Duchess Designs
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È un sodalizio che dura da più di 30 anni, quello tra Franco Battiato e Alice, il duo della musica leggera in concerto il 15 luglio all’Assago Summer Arena, in occasione dello Street Music Art. Il maestro catanese e la cantautrice romagnola sua protegée alternano brani del repertorio da solisti alle canzoni nate dalla loro proficua collaborazione.
I due saranno accompagnati dall’Ensemble Symphony Orchestra diretta da Carlo Guaitoli, Ensemble con cui Battiato si è già esibito per un breve tour nel luglio 2015 e che è composto dallo stesso Guaitoli (direzione d’orchestra e pianoforte), Angelo Privitera (tastiere e programmazione), Osvaldo di Dio e Antonello D’Urso (chitarre), Andrea Torresani (basso e programmazione) e Giordano Colombo (batteria).
Un concerto con brani diversi fra loro ma affini, esattamente come Franco Battiato e Alice che hanno saputo rinnovare un'unione artistica ormai indissolubile, inseguendo la poesia delle note.
Il concerto sarà diviso in parti diverse ma comunicanti tra loro, ci saranno momenti individuali dove ognuno interpreterà il proprio repertorio, e a fianco lo spazio per i duetti, in quella che si prevede come una vera esperienza musicale e teatrale.
Verrà a rinnovarsi un’intesa artistica profonda tra due anime affini, nella celebrazione di un legame che è rimasto solido anche quando i rispettivi percorsi non si sono incrociati direttamente.
I was approached by the General Manager of the Branson Landing to use a photo he found on my flickr page! I did not design the 2-page brochure, but was honored that they wanted to use one of my first HDR images.
here's the article on jon erickson that appeared in the lithuanian edition of fhm magazine. that's my photo.
CANADA - MAY 29: Hockey: playoffs, Los Angeles Kings Wayne Gretzky (99) victorious with team after scoring 3rd goal during game, hat trick vs Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto, CAN 5/29/1993 (Photo by David E. Klutho/Sports Illustrated/Getty Images) (SetNumber: X44419 TK1 R15 F30)
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Il “Non fa paura tour”, la serie di live in tutta Italia che sta vedendo per la prima volta insieme in un progetto dal vivo Bandabardò e Cisco arriva il 1° settembre 2022 al Carroponte di Milano con una grande festa, nel giorno del compleanno di Erriquez, che vede sul palco anche amici e colleghi di una delle band più longeve del panorama musicale italiano, con oltre 1500 concerti e più di 25 anni di attività, e la storica voce dei Modena City Ramblers.
Il concerto si inserisce all’interno degli appuntamenti di All you need is live – il concerto di Radio Popolare.
Nel corso del live saranno ospiti Daniele Silvestri e Gerardo Carmine Gargiulo, interprete del brano “Una gita sul Po”, rivisitato da Bandabardò e Cisco nel loro primo album insieme “Non fa paura”, uscito lo scorso maggio; oltre a Rocco Greppi e Jacopo Finazzo, rispettivamente figli del compianto Erriquez e di Finaz.
Bandabardò può dirsi a buon diritto una delle live band più vitali in Italia. I suoi concerti sono feste straripanti d’affetto: il pubblico vi partecipa numerosissimo, cantando infaticabile ogni canzone, duettando continuamente con gli artisti sul palco, senza perdersi un solo verso, in uno scambio d’intesa che non smette mai di sorprendere. Un affetto che si traduce in grandi numeri non solo ai live: tredici album pubblicati (inclusi dischi dal vivo, progetti speciali e pubblicazioni estere), un DVD, un’autobiografia ufficiale e, in occasione dei 25 anni di carriera, una nuova versione di Beppeanna – “Se mi Rilasso Collasso” – cantata e suonata con Stefano Bollani, Caparezza, Carmen Consoli, Max Gazzè e Daniele Silvestri. Così negli anni anche la cartina geografica bardozziana si è estesa a macchia d’olio con le lunghe tournée che toccano anche Francia, Germania, Spagna, Belgio, Lussemburgo, Svizzera, Polonia, Slovenia e persino Chiapas e Canada.
Stefano Bellotti, in arte Cisco, è stata la voce storica della band Modena City Ramblers dal 1992 fino al 2005, con loro ha realizzato otto album collezionando più di mille date in Italia e in Europa oltre ad aver fondato un genere che oggi tutti conosciamo come combat folk. Ha in seguito intrapreso il suo percorso da solista che lo vede alle prese con un cantautorato d’ispirazione folk-rock tra produzioni internazionali, teatro e letteratura. Anche la sua carriera da solista è caratterizzata da un numero elevatissimo di live, e l’eterogeneità della sua produzione lo ha portato anche a essere protagonista di tour teatrali e presentazioni di libri. Tante sono anche le collaborazioni, alcune tra le quali Casa del vento, Ginevra Di Marco, Bandabardò, le Mondine di Novi, i Nomadi, Giulio Cavalli e il “The Liberation Project” ideato da Dan Chiorboli insieme a Phil Manzanera (Chitarrista dei Roxy Music).
Le strade di Bandabardò e Cisco si sono incrociate più volte, in studio di registrazione e su tantissimi palchi. Una condivisione profonda di suoni e idee che parte da lontano e nel 2022 approda a “Non fa paura”, un disco di inediti a più mani, e un tour insieme.
Cisco - Stefano Bellotti - voce, chitarra acustica
Finaz - Alessandro Finazzo - voce, chitarra acustica
Don Bachi - Marco Bachi - basso, contrabbasso
Orla - Andrea Orlandini - chitarra
Nuto - Alessandro Nutini - batteria
Ramon - Jose Ramon Caraballo Armas - percussioni, tromba
Pacio - Federico Pacini - tastiere
The Postcard
A Silveresque Series postcard that was published by Valentine & Sons Ltd. of Dundee and London. The card was posted in Margate using a 2d. stamp on Thursday the 11th. August 1955. It was sent to:
Mr. & Mrs. S. Powell,
23, White Horse Square,
Hereford.
The pencilled message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"Dear All,
Having a grand time -
weather lovely.
Had a storm during the
night but it has cleared
the air.
Hope you are all well.
We are all off for a swim
in the Lido.
Love,
Vera & Arthur."
Cliftonville Lido
Margate’s 1920's seafront Lido still communicates a jauntiness despite being a shadow of its former self. The cream coloured Art Deco complex with its porthole windows, bright red roof tiles and four-sided ‘Lido’ beacon has been closed for 40 years. The swimming pool is now filled with sand for safety reasons.
The lido was built by John Henry Iles, the creator of Dreamland - Margate’s celebrated pleasure park. The vast open-air swimming complex on the sea’s edge was built at great expense in 1925. Pulling in sea water, it could cater for 1,000 swimmers at any one time.
Originally offering a host of salt water treatments, once much in demand, the Lido had to adjust over the years. By the 1950's, the treatments were long gone and replaced by, among other things, a tropical fish aquarium and mini zoo. It was sited in the buildings which remain standing, somewhat forlornly, - albeit with no trace of their previous use.
The swimming pool (where the artist Tracey Emin learnt to swim) and was a vibrant part of the town right up until the 1970's, when it was last used as a disco.
But the shift in our holiday desires – fuelled by the advent of cheap foreign package deals – spelt the end of its popularity. The theatre was demolished, and the pool closed in 1981.
What was left of the Baths was listed in 2008 due to their importance in British seaside history - they were one of the earliest surviving sea bathing establishments in the country.
The remains of the baths are all subterranean, but provide a fascinating reminder of the beginning of seaside tourism.
The complex has been in private ownership for some time, but finding a suitable scheme that preserves the history of the site and does not compromise the seafront position has so far not proved possible.
Options include reviving the Lido - for which there are increasing examples such as Tinside Lido in Plymouth - mixed with retail, food outlets and venue hire.
Alternatively, some form of holiday accommodation could be possible, but would need to be sensitively designed.
A Disastrous Mid-Air Collision
So what else happened on the day that Vera and Arthur posted the card?
Well, on the 11th. August 1955, a formation of nine United States Air Force Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcars were flying over Edelweiler, near Stuttgart, West Germany, on a training mission carrying troops.
One of them, a C-119G, experienced engine trouble, lost altitude momentarily, pulled upward abruptly, and collided with another C-119G.
The first aircraft crashed and disintegrated with the loss of all 19 on board. The second aircraft continued for a while before it also crashed about 30 miles from Stuttgart in a wooded area and burst into flames, killing all 47 on board.
The combined death toll of 66 made it the worst aviation accident in German history at the time, and the deadliest ever involving any variant of the C-119.
The accident tied with the 22nd. March crash of a United States Navy R6D-1 Liftmaster in Hawaii and the 6th. October crash of United Airlines Flight 409 in Wyoming as the deadliest air accident of 1955.
Published in Nov/Dec 08 Scrap N' Art
Paper, "Love" tag, grungy frame, rickrack from Playtime for the Doodlers; swirl doodle from Yes kit; staple, doodled heart (modified) from Playtime for the Girls; all by Carina Gardner
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This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 11th of May 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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Grace To The Nations Conference Speakers & Schedule Nov 7-9 Atlanta
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Andrew Farley
Andrew Farley is the author of The Naked Gospel: The Truth You May Never Hear in Church, and lead pastor of Ecclesia: Church Without Religion, a non-denominational church that has resided on the high plains of west Texas for more than 55 years. Andrew is a bestselling author of five Christian books, which have been published in ten languages. Andrew’s writings have been featured in national news and media outlets including PBS, CBS, and FOX. You can hear Andrew Farley LIVE, a nationwide call-in program, every Sunday afternoon at 2pm Eastern onSirius XM, Channel 131.
Andrew and his wife Katharine and their son Gavin live in Lubbock, TX.
Francois Botes
Francois Botes is an internationally recognized Prophet whose ministry strives to bring insight and encouragement to the church body. He studied classical piano and voice at university, where he got saved in 1980. He is a psalmist with a passion for worship, and his main ministry is through prophetic song and Biblical teaching. In addition to his personal ministry, he oversees a number of prophetic training seminars.
Francois travels extensively throughout Europe, Africa, and the North American continent.
He is currently based in England.
Greg Haswell
Gregory Haswell is the Senior Pastor ofNorthlands Church in Atlanta, Georgia and Chairman of the 4-11 Foundation. His 30-year ministry alongside his wife, Michelle, includes the founding of one of South Africa’s largest Christian radio stations, a counseling hotline, and church leadership positions in churches in Africa and North America. He is also the author of Beyond Leadership, a manual for church leaders that examines Biblical church governance. Pastor Greg has keen insight into the gospel of grace and is known especially for his ministry to church leaders. He is passionate about Scriptural church leadership, and speaks to governmental issues in local churches.
SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 7 – 9 2013