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In memory of David Lett, who died Thursday. Its a big loss and all of us who work here in the industry or enjoy the wines, owe him for bringing Pinot Noir vines to Oregon against the advice of California winemakers 40 years ago. It was thought to be too wet and cold, but it has found its way to being some of the best in the world. His son Jason Lett took over winemaking for Eyrie vineyards several years ago and continues to make great Oregon Pinot Noir.
Photo by Ian Campbell
Tribute by Jenny Campbell:
"all i want to do is spend some time with you, so i can hold you. RIP chris bell, bigstar."
Meditation by Louis Schwartz:
"As Hillel taught, the things we do for the dead are the greatest of good deeds, because we do them for those from whom we have no expectation of reward (or even a response). And what can we do for them but remember them?
(even if that don't get him back again)"
Memory Hills Garden, Bartlett, Tennessee, December 31, 2009.
“Remember that you are a human being with a soul and the divine gift of articulate speech: that your native language is the language of Shakespeare and Milton and The Bible; and don't sit there crooning like a bilious pigeon.”
George Bernard Shaw
(L-R) Actor Robert Pattinson, actress Ruby Jerins and actress Emilie de Ravin attend the premiere of "Remember Me" at the Paris Theatre on March 1, 2010 in New York City.
Larry talks about his good friend Roger Miller at Mainstreet Crossing, Tomball, Texas. Video by GaryPaulSmith, April 30, 2022.
Alzheimer's
(Noun)
Progressive mental deteriorization that can occur in middle or old age, due to generalized degeneration of the brain. It is the most common cause of premature senility.
That is the definition of Alzheimer's. What that definition fails to mention is that it affects so much more than the brain. You lose someone you love, to a point beyond recognition. Someone who raised you, forgets who you are, and you are left watching the person you love and admire slip away into a shell of lost memories.
All that is left is the hope that where ever their mind is resting now, it is somewhere that you can say "Remember me?" and they can reply "Always."
At this time of year, when we look to Eurovision with an Abraham-related sigh, what better way to spend a Thursday evening than in the company of pop greatness.
Spent this evening at the first West End Eurovision night- which featured the cast of 7 West End musicals, hence the late start of 11.30 (at my age on a schoolnight too!).
It was actually pretty good, a great warm-up for next week. My vote went to Mamma Mia's very Pans People-esque performance of "Ding-a-Dong", but the winners and crowd favourite was Wicked's "Ooh aah...".
Cheryl Baker was on the judging panel, along with Frances Ruffelle, who came cross as rather like Minnie Driver's character in Will & Grace, if that makes any sense...
Also the lady from Bardot, and the bloke behind Grease who was on the ITV show. Plus the whole theatre was full of cast and friends of the musicals involved... We could've been amongst West End Royalty. But it was really all about The Scooch for us.
In 1984 after the Pepsi fire incident, I saw Michael Jackson at a 7-11 with Emmanuel Lewis. They were leaving as I was coming in. Michael held the door for me, he still had bandages on his head. I was too stunned to even say thank you. I will always remember that moment. Thanks Michael!
JKonig inspired me to write a little bit about the day.
has it really been six years? it feels like it was just the other day . . . and a lifetime ago.
on 9/11/01, i had just moved back to the u.s. from japan. i was still in a bit of a culture shock daze. i had just started a new job and remember everyone freaking out and crowding around their radios. i was stuck in a back room and couldn't really listen to much. i felt so anxious. it was also my brother's 21st birthday. my parents were driving down to bloomington to take him out for dinner & celebratory drinks. needless to say, it was a subdued evening. i remember going home after work and watching the news non-stop until chris came home. we were just in shock. and then the worry set in about friends who lived in the city. utlimately, the people i knew were okay, but there were so many others that weren't.
six years later and i am now a new yorker. i have never for a day doubted moving here. i absolutely love living in this city.
"I now have my own facebook page, so that even while in heaven I can spread my joy to people all over the world."
♥Layna
I made the page for fans of Layna, old and new, to "Like" and enjoy her. You can also post pics or quotes or even stories for positive inspiration onto her page, because Layna was all about positive inspiration and happiness. =)
www.facebook.com/pages/Lady-Layna/217837251615714#!/pages...
Sept' 2013
3 of 3 images posted here on Flickr from my recent visit to the crash site, due to the delay in proccessing the images I decided to post them on Rememberance day as my small tribute to all those who have fallen in conflicts around the world.
R.I.P
Resolution: 3840x2160
SweetFX (I don't remember which one, sorry)
Remove Film Grain with TexMod
FOV control
Free camera
HUD remove
Texture LOD Streaming
Thanks to the neogaf's people for this tutorial:
Paris, June 26 2009:
People get together outside of Notre-Dame in Paris to remember and celebrate the life and music of the King of Pop.
Alzheimer's
(Noun)
Progressive mental deteriorization that can occur in middle or old age, due to generalized degeneration of the brain. It is the most common cause of premature senility.
That is the definition of Alzheimer's. What that definition fails to mention is that it affects so much more than the brain. You lose someone you love, to a point beyond recognition. Someone who raised you, forgets who you are, and you are left watching the person you love and admire slip away into a shell of lost memories.
All that is left is the hope that where ever their mind is resting now, it is somewhere that you can say "Remember me?" and they can reply "Always."