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.... put on a happy face! :-)
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Words & Music by Lee Adams & Charles Strouse
From the musical "Bye, Bye Birdie"
Gray skies are gonna clear up,
Put on a happy face!
Brush off the clouds and cheer up,
Put on a happy face!
Take off that gloomy mask of tragedy,
It's not your style.
You'll look so good that you'll be glad ya decided to smile!
Pick out a pleasant outlook,
Stick out that noble chin,
Wipe off that full-of-doubt look,
Slap on a happy grin!
And spread sunshine all over the place, just
Put on a happy face!
Put on a happy face!
Put on a happy face!
And if you're feeling cross and bickerish
Don't sit and whine.
Think of banana splits and licorice,
And you'll feel fine!
I knew a girl so gloomy,
She'd never laugh or sing,
SHe wouldn't listen to me,
Now she's a mean old thing!
So spread sunshine all over the place, just
Put on a happy face!
:-)
A hand-held, 3 exposure (-2, 0, +2) HDR processed with Photomatix and PhotoShop Elements 3.
Late evening light illuminates fall colors above upper Birch Creek Wild and Scenic River at the put-in by Mile 94, Steese Highway, Alaska. Photo by Craig McCaa, BLM Alaska.
Scrap metal is put in to the furnace to be turned into molten steel for use in the construction of the ArcelorMittal Orbit at the Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) in Belval, Lexembourg June 30, 2011. Designed by artist Anish Kapoor and structural engineer, Cecil Balmond, the 115m high ArcelorMittal Orbit will be the tallest sculpture in the UK and will offer unparalleled views of the Olympic Park and London’s skyline. Photo ArcelorMittal.
Don't be put off by the slumy appearance of the rest of the neighborhood, there are a lot of fun things a man and a woman can do around here. And the lavish new SLS Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is just two blocks down the street.
But in the meantime, you and your lovely lady need to get out of the 105 degree desert heat and get on out to the luxurious cabana pool. Order the first of many rounds of frozen Mango Margaritas to celebrate the Very Good Fortune that brought you two to the fabulous Las Vegas Strip and to the soaring Stratosphere Hotel & Casino for your Labor Day Vacation. For surely Living Las Vegas is much sweeter than Leaving Las Vegas.
Supreme Court Puts End to California Union Fees Case t.co/gxiCNZQlS5 The high-profile……………………………………………………… t.co/u2uvtl6oFo (via Twitter twitter.com/LawsuitInfoCent/status/748009890866659328)
Supreme Court Puts End to California Union Fees Case t.co/gxiCNZQlS5 The high-profile…………………………………… t.co/nhk3le15Cl (via Twitter twitter.com/LawsuitInfoCent/status/747974981267525632)
Supreme Court Puts End to California Union Fees Case t.co/gxiCNZQlS5 The high-profile……………… t.co/hLF7VIzJiY (via Twitter twitter.com/LawsuitInfoCent/status/747933765108826112)
Gewoon een mooie dag op station Putten. De beheerder van het stationswinkeltje heeft net de deur open gedaan voor zijn klanten en de trein van 07:59 arriveert voor zijn rit richting Zwolle.
Thunder and Lightning Over Arizona Air Show 2019
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
560 A6M3 Model 22s were built between December 1942 and summer of 1943. The A6M3 was built after the Battle of Midway, with longer wings, folding wing-tips (for carrier use), a more powerful engine and the longest range of all the Zeros.
The first flight of the “Zero” fighter was April 1, 1939. Allied Intelligence applied the name “Zeke” to the A6M, but it was better known as the Zero, the name derived from its type designation after the year in which it was put into service – 1940. Mitsubishi and Nakajima built 10,449 “Zero” fighters (more than any other type of Japanese aircraft). The single-seat fighter has light-weight all-metal construction and fabric-covered control surfaces. As the fighting on Guadalcanal raged, the Zero 22s were rushed to Buna in New Guinea and Buka in the Solomon Islands to provide cover over the supply route to Guadalcanal.
Our Zero was delivered to the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Group #3. The aircraft was recovered from Babo in New Guinea in 1991, partially restored from several A6M3s in Russia, then brought to the United States for completion of restoral. In 1998 the aircraft was re-registered and displayed at the Santa Monica Museum of Flying. Currently, this aircraft has a Pratt & Whitney R1830 engine (compared to the original Sakai engine in the Planes of Fame Museum’s flyable A6M5 Zero). There is, nevertheless, the fact that Japan had a contract with Pratt & Whitney before WWII in which P&W provided engines for fighter planes and other aircraft. It is, therefore, conceivable that some of the planes participating in the Pearl Harbor attack could have been powered by American engines.
This Zero is currently one of only five flyable Zeros in the world.
C-3PO: I would much rather have gone with Master Luke than stay here with you. I don't know what all this trouble is about, but I'm sure it must be your fault. You and that camera of yours.
My Nikon clicks off a shot.
C-3PO: You watch your language!
HAAA! I just couldn't resist. Yep, I shot away while on this ride again. :-)
Thanks for looking. And for anyone wondering...yep, I changed gears and my mind about a previous post which I deleted.
Alat Es Puter.
Es puter Manual.
Alat Pembuat Es puter
MESIN ES PUTER - ALAT ES PUTER MANUAL - PELUANG USAHA ES PUTAR
Es puter adalah sejenis es krim, dengan bahan baku utama santan yang biasa disajikan dalam aneka ragam bentuk (di gelas, cone, piring kecil, dll). Es puter kini juga banyak disajikan sebagai makanan pelengkap di pesta-pesta. Selain disajikan langsung, es puter juga bisa di kemas dalam cup, disimpan dalam freezer. Pemasaran produk es puter bisa dijual di Cafe, restoran, Toko Kue, Kantin Sekolah, dijajakan Keliling, dll.
Bisnis es puter kini menjadi bisnis yang cukup banyak peminatnya. Hal ini berdasarkan data penjualan mesin kami, bahwa mesin es puter & es krim adalah salah satu mesin paling laris diantara mesin bisnis lainnya, Mesinnya handal dan mudah perawatannya. Puluhan mesin es puter & es krim telah kami kirimkan ke berbagai kota di Indonesia mulai dari Medan, Pekan Baru, Riau, Metro, Lampung, Banda Aceh, Padang, Pontianak, Balikpapan, Makasar, Jakarta, Tangerang, Bandung, Pati, Gresik, Mataram, dan Paling Jauh Papua...dll.
Peluang usaha es puter terbuka lebar. Sebagaimana soft ice cream, es puter sangat disukai oleh banyak kalangan. Dan sangat cocok untuk iklim Indonesia. Pembuatan es puter sangat mudah, cost produksi rendah & investasi awalnya tidak terlalu besar. Tristar Machinery menjual aneka mesin & alat es putar. Mulai dari yang manual, hingga mesin es puter dengan tenaga listrik. Pengelolaan bisnis es puter ini juga sangat gampang.
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Kami menyediakan mesin mesin untuk Home Industry, antara lain:
Mesin Cetak Bakso
Mesin Ice Cream
Mesin Presto Industry
Mesin Bandeng Asap
Mesin Sosis
Mesin Pengemas
Mixer Bakery
Oven untuk Produksi Roti
Profer
Mesin Peras Tebu, dll
ZURB Wired 2015: Meet Downtown Streets Team, Downtown Streets Team is celebrating 10 years of helping the homeless transform their lives through their unique work and community beautification programs, in addition to providing assistance with housing, medical care and education. We’re going to help them by creating a brand new marketing campaign that includes a new responsive website, trifold brochure, postcard sized pamphlets for handing out on the streets, posters and some t-shirt designs.
The ZURB Wired 24-hour marathon is where our team and the team from one lucky local nonprofit get together to do something great in 24 hours. We spend the day helping the nonprofit solve a big challenge; whether it be marketing for an upcoming event, or completely overhauling their brand; and we get it all done in 24 hours.
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better. www.zurb.com
I put some more Hair on Raquelle.
I put Lamia Saran Hair on her Head.
Lamia is a blend of Black and a pretty Purple.
Now she has more Volume and color.
I used a UV Lamp on her and now you can see the Purple Hair light up.
Put together by the multimedia production company Passion for Pumpkins (aka The Pumpkin Show or Jackolantern Spectacular).
Some info on Passion for Pumpkins:
"Passion for Pumpkins Inc. is a multimedia production company with 25 years’ experience in redefining fall by transforming any landscape into an illuminated organic gallery."
Info on the Louisville show that was held last month:
"IROQUOIS PARK
OCTOBER 10 – NOVEMBER 2
The Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular began in Oxford, Massachusetts in 1988. It’s entertainment for the entire family. The Louisville event, October 10 – November 2, will be held in Iroquois Park with 5,000 carved pumpkins lining a ¼-mile walking trail, illuminated at night as an “art show” daily from dusk to midnight during the week and 1 a.m. on the weekends.
Nightly illumination
Entertainment for the whole family
5,000 illuminated pumpkins on a 1,500-ft. trail with over 100 carved into veritable works of art
Presented in themed scenes with music
Proceeds benefit the Louisville Metro Parks Foundation & Kosair Charities"
Description on front of card: Crystal Cave, The Only Cave of Its Kind in the World, Put-In-Bay, Ohio, on Lake Erie
No. in Series: 210
Description on card: Put-In-Bay, Ohio. America's only Island Summer Resort in Lake Erie. Your trip to this Island is not complete without a visit to this rare view of Strontium Crystals found in this Cave. You can take a taxi or walk from the amusement district.
The limestone Crystal Cave was discovered in 1897 and can still be visited today.
No. in Series: 210
Estimated Date: 1930-1940s
Condition: Unused
Published by: E.B. Ackley, Sandusky, Ohio / Curteich-Chicago "C.T. Art-Colortone" by Curt Teich Co., Chicago, Illinois
Publisher/Distributor Notes:
Eugene B. Ackley (1871-1957) was a popular musician and bandleader in Sandusky, Ohio. Born into a musical family in Illinois, Ackley took up the cornet at 12 becoming one of the best B-flat cornetists in the country. This allowed him to travel the country with different groups. He arrived in Sandusky at age 22 and worked as the director of music at the Cedar Point amusement park and as the instructor of the Sandusky Band and Orchestra. In 1902, he wrote the "Cedar Point March," the first song dedicated to the park.
Other than music, Ackley also ran a successful billiard parlor, published postcards, and served as the chairman of the board of the Western Security Bank.
The photos and images were created by E.B. Ackley, but the cards were printed en masse by the Curt Teich Company in Chicago, Ill., under the trade name, "C.T. Art-Colortone."
Curt Teich emigrated to Chicago in 1895. He had worked as a lithographer in Lobenstein, Germany.
He founded the Curt Teich Company in 1898, concentrating on newspaper and magazine printing. He was an early publisher of postcards, but he didn't begin printing them himself until 1908.
According to MetroPostcard.com, "As his competition dwindled, his sales expanded and his American factories would eventually turn out more postcards than any other in the United States."
The company was best known for its wide range of advertising and postcards of North America. By the 1920s, it was producing so many postcards with borders that they became recognized as a type dubbed "White Border Cards," creating an "era."
Curt Teich started using offset presses in 1907, but it took a number of years before he had offset presses made to his satisfaction and many more years for him to perfect the method.
His innovations in this printing technique directly led to the production of what we now call "linens" by the early 1930s.
The company aided the war effort during the second world war by also printing many military maps.
Curt Teich eventually turned management of the company over to his son, but he remained active in company operations throughout its history.
Curt Teich died in 1974 and the family business was sold to Regensteiner Publishers who continued to print postcards at the Chicago plant until 1978 when the rights to the company name and processes were sold to the Irish company, John Hinde Ltd. Their California subsidiary now prints postcards under the name John Hinde Curteich, Inc.
Source:
We had to put away everything loose, since some predictions had 80 mph winds in this area.
This small shelter was given to us a couple of years ago. It's flimsily built and several windstorms have weakened it to the point where we had to drive steel posts into the ground to hold it up. The point where the legs attach to the top is very weak, and the metal is torn on all the legs, so while the steel posts would probably hold the legs in place, the rest of it would probably start flying away. Since that could damage crops we decided to put it away.
The thing is designed to fold up into a compact package, but the previous wind damage makes it impossible to fold. In fact the pantograming structure has been replaced by wooden strapping held on with baling twine. We decided it would be easier to take it down intact rather than try to disassemble it to fold it up. There's no guarantee we would be able to reassemble it.
So we decided just to put it into the shed where we keep the tractors and other tools. And when this is all over we can tie it back onto the posts to hold it in place.
It's nice to have over the picnic table in the flower picking field, but at the end of this season it will probably have to go into the dumpster. There's no room to keep it like this over the winter and we don't think we can get it folded up. A sturdier replacement will probably be installed next year.
This is Ethel the Bunny. I made her from the WeeWonderfuls Put-Together book, with very heavy "home-dec" type fabrics. I love how she turned out, especially that gold button. I was a little leery about using the darker fabric for her body, but it worked! That yellow was so so heavy, I just couldn't take cutting out all the pieces from it! Hah!
I used fray check on the edge of the fabric for her collar, so that it wouldn't get stringy, and I didn't have to be as careful with embroidery.
Put on your 3-D glasses for an eye-popping, pulse-pounding, first-of-its-kind 3-D Spiderman thrill ride. Careen-ing through the streets and swinging high above the city, you'll see, hear and actually FEEL the action.
*This is one of my FAVORITE rides at all of Universal Studios!
#leonardodicaprio puts his Malibu pad on the market for $10.5m #Celebrity #celebrity houses #luxury #malibu #hollywood #hollywoodactor #tmz #beach #beachlife #california #celebritystyle #moviestar #moviestarhomes
Dylan puts his best foot forward on top of Cefn Bryn, Gower peninsula. At 10 years of age he's no longer the seagull-chasing monster he once was, but he still has his moments now and again.
I've had the 10-20mm less than a month but already love using it. The difference between 18mm and 10mm is colossal. Something to do with physics probably.
Nikon D40 | Sigma 10-20@12mm | ƒ10 | 1/640s | ISO400 | Handheld
Dublin’s flea markets attract a lively mix of visitors, from vintage enthusiasts and antique collectors to curious tourists and creative locals hunting for unique treasures. Students browse for retro vinyl and thrifted fashion, while older generations reminisce over mid-century memorabilia and secondhand books. Artists and designers scour the stalls for inspiration, haggling over quirky finds alongside bargain hunters and eco-conscious shoppers. The atmosphere is buzzing with chatter, laughter, and the occasional street musician, creating a melting pot of Dublin’s diverse community—all united by a love of the hunt and the thrill of uncovering hidden gems. Whether you're people-watching or bargain-hunting, the flea market crowd is as colourful as the wares on display.
Delicious cakes at Ruth Gotlieb (Kilbirnie) Library's High Tea event, part of our Put the Kettle On series
Berklee College of Music’s graduate class of 2015 put on a special concert to celebrate their graduation that took place on a floating stage that was set up at the reflecting pool opposite the Hemisféric in the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia on July 11th.
The concert featured the following performances in a variety of musical styles, multi-media and technology displays, and screening of film cues from the Master in Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games.
Daniel Marin & Friends – Flamenco Percussion Ensemble
Djank Yucca (Nick Bernstein & Gianni Abbott) – “Djank Yucca Presents”
George Lacson (GLP) – “Ain’t it Funny” (Original song)
Gonzalo Eyzaguirre & the Colectiva Corazon – “Nena” (Original song)
Jaewon Kim & Friends – “Aria” (Original song)
Jana Sustersic & Friends – “Uptown Funk” (Mark Ronson)
Ji Hwang (Ji-Unit) – Funk medley (James Brown/Tower of Power/Jackson 5)
Juan Manuel Guevara & Friends – “Construção” (Original composition)
KB Killaz (Kyle Bagley) – “Apple Tree” (Original song)
Lili d’L Sol, Oscar Bahamonde & Bruna Lucchesi – “Amanecer” (Original song)
Maria Achaiba & Friends – Tocoban (Lord Kitchener)
Mi Young Kim Orchestra – “Spain” (Original composition)
Scratch Ambassadors – “Kashmir” (Led Zeppelin, arr. Webber)
Shane Del Robles & Friends – Little Liza Jane (traditional folk song, arr. Robles)
Sharif Elmahdi & Friends – “Evil Love” (Original song)
Sissy Dinkle, Bruna Lucchesi & Mariko Reid (trio) – Medley “It’s a long way”
Put this up to show the alternative camera mounting bracket for shooting in portrait mode. Made from a straight, flat bar and a T-shaped bracket from the local Homebase. Cranked to keep the lens barrel away from the nut.
The pivoting L-shaped bracket is to support the lens so I don't have to screw the camera up really tight and risk stripping the socket in the camera base. Black stuff is cut from an old mouse mat to prevent scratching.
Whilst Woody was built to take movies, the program can easily be modified to create time lapse movies. At the moment, the camera only waits long enough for any vibrations to cease and for the last shot to be stored. By modifying the program to extend the delay and allow the entry of the number of shots required, moving time-lapse videos can also be created.
The NXT can be programmed using NXT-G supplied by Lego or by a number of other languages which have been developed. It can be controlled by a program in the NXT or an external program in a computer or pda using Bluetooth. I use NXC (http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/ or sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/mindboards/) but the choice is yours.
You do not even have to use Lego (although I think that is the easiest way). There are several other micro-processors and stepper motors which can control a pano head. Unlike the Gigapan, etc, you decide what the pano head is going to do and how it is going to do it..
Here is a link to the latest NXC version of my progam - not all sections fully tested but it does shoot panos. dl.dropbox.com/u/4174373/Woody NXC ZZ V1-2.nxc
You can read this file in any text editor (including Notepad) but will need the free Bricx Command Center to add it to your NXT (http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/).
Why spend over £600 on a Gigapan when you can build your own programmable pano head for less than £200? And you can change the programs to make the head do as much (or as liitle) as you want. And, unlike the Gigapan, you can dismantle it and re-use or sell most of the components.
I live in a little college town in Florida. Here, we have this local theater company who puts on plays in this historic building in downtown that used to be the post office. Currently, in honor of the season, they are putting on a production of Night of the Living Dead. What could be scarier than rampaging zombies, I thought? We gotta go see it! And so we did.
First of all I should admit that this theater is so known for its safe, unchallenging, "fun" plays that I haven't ever been very motivated to go see very many of them. And on the rare occasions that I do, I always walk away with the same impression: gee, that was mildly amusing and maybe rather cute but not very daring or profound. But with George Romero's movie as the basis of the script how could they disappoint? (sigh...)
For those unfamiliar with the movie, the original Night of the Living Dead movie was made in 1968 at the height of the Vietnam War and the civil rights movement. Seen within that context, the movie is very daring and provocative. Fear of something "out there", a great threat to life as we know it, talk of "containment", and "cures" that are as bad as the disease (the only way to kill zombies is to shoot them in the head and many non-zombies are killed not by zombies but by other humans trying to kill zombies) and in the middle of all this is a great power struggle between an older "law and order" white man and a young rebellious black man in which the more sympathetic character of the two is --amazingly enough now remember this was 1968-- the black man. Wow!
It's one of the greatest films of all time and admittedly it'd be hard for a play to achieve something like the level of ingenuity of the original movie but the story line is so ripe for biting political commentary updated for the 21st century that you'd have to have your head in the sand to waste it. Theirs was a cute version that I really wanted to like --and probably would have if I didn't know how brilliant the Romero movie was-- but it could have been so much more.
Yes, the play was fun: the set impressive, the acting superb and the dancing zombies quite freaky-looking. Ben, the black man, was played by Armando Acevedo, in jeans and a muscle-revealing white tank, and to their credit they did maintain the social power dynamic of the movie while updating it to 21st century prejudices. Ben could've been an illegal immigrant or a farmworker. Mr. Cooper the white man was perfect in his polo shirt and slacks. I also appreciated it all being adapted to our area with lots of local references (Barbara and Johnny come from Tallahassee and the zombie attack takes place in Gainesville). But that's about as far as they push the envelope.
Okay you might say, so it was maybe a tad on the bland side what's wrong with that? Isn't Halloween supposed to be about having fun? Sure, but how much fun is it when it's obvious that stuff has been intentionally toned down so as not to offend the funding sources?
Here's an example: At one point in the play a woman in the audience stands up with a microphone and plays a local news anchor reporting on the situation. In the list of preparations the city has undertaken she tells us that the McGurns, locally famous wealthy developers, have opened a zombie-free "SafeSpace" downtown. Now, practically that entire audience would know "SafeSpace" as the name of a one-stop center that the city has been trying for years to open to provide services for the homeless. The reason it has taken so long is because there are some pretty powerful interests who are aligned against such charitable endeavors in the downtown area. The biggest and most powerful of those interests are --yes, indeed-- the McGurns! It was the perfect setup and but the script just turned and walked away leaving everyone smiling painfully at a lame quip about parking enforcement!
The McGurns, you see, are one of the largest donors to the Hippodrome State Theater. Can you spell i-n-f-l-u-e-n-c-e?
Alright, I can understand not wanting to deliberately piss off your largest donors with personal jibes at their heartlessness towards the poor but ignoring the themes of racism, patriotism and militarism that are so present in the movie sunk the rest of the play for me. There are so many rich parallels to today's situation. There's a part, for example, in the story where the other young man trapped in the house is chosen to go out and face the zombies alone. Romero put that scene in the movie for a reason. He's the young, loyal, good all-American boy going off to fight the good fight. (hmmm... haven't seen anything like that on the news around here lately, have you?) They could have played America the Beautiful, for example, during the scene where he's saying goodbye to his girlfriend, throwing red, white and blue lights on them as they embrace for the last time, both knowing they're likely to never see each other again. Instead, the playwrights here made it a cheezy melodramatic dance scene as if it were a romantic comedy relevant to nothing.
The USA of 1968 and the USA of 2007 have a lot in common. The climate of fear in our country today is arguably even greater than in Romero's time. What better way to illustrate that than with a classic zombie story about what people will do when faced with a threat of "epic porportions"? So you see the first lesson in art patronage: money buys good entertainment but not-so-good art.
I've said it before and I'll keep saying it until they prove otherwise, if you want to be entertained, the Hippodrome is the place to go. If you want to see real provocative performances, you'll have to look somewhere else. Because in a country once again so firmly in the grip of paranoia, nothing's scarier than safe zombies.
the hardest part
just go
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tu wychodza brudne
nudy
tu wychodzi glupota
chudy
patrz na siebie
a nie na
innych
bo inni
maja pozaslaniane twarze
twoja egzystencja
p.s.
dowalilem!
Supreme Court Puts End to California Union Fees Case t.co/gxiCNZQlS5 The high-profile………… t.co/wogVwtngJg (via Twitter twitter.com/LawsuitInfoCent/status/747919273188696064)