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Sinclair H-C.
Vintage gasoline pump.
Giles Groceries, Giles Crossroads, Washington County, Georgia, USA.
dapperQ, in conjunction with Brooklyn Dry Goods, present looks inspired by Americana and the New Matinee Idols.
Photo: Jahn Hall
Styling: Brooklyn Dry Goods
Hair: James Duckett, Fringe
Make-Up: Kathy Cabral
In collaboration with the Queer Country Music Fest, produced by Riot Grrrl, Inc. Special thanks to the generosity of Brooklyn Dry Goods Founders Kurt Uhlendorf and Jahn Hall.
The Sinclair Castle, aka Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, is located on the east coast of Caithness, Scotland. Built in the late 1400s or early 1500s, it is considered to be one of the earliest seats of Clan Sinclair. More info on the castle can be found at www.castlesinclairgirnigoe.org/index.html
Sinclair Community College’s founder, David A. Sinclair, was part of Clan Sinclair. Several Sinclair employees, including the college’s current president Steven Johnson, have visited the castle during a trip to Scotland.
This photo was taken by a Sinclair employee during a recent trip to Scotland.
Petroleum is the # 1 most important energy source in modern civilization. Without it, society stops. Petroleum means "rock oil" and refers to naturally-occurring, rock-derived hydrocarbons in either fluid form (crude oil) or gaseous form (natural gas).
Crude oil needs to be processed into various products that are useful in society. This includes diesel fuel, ordinary gasoline, tar for asphalt, and chemicals for making everything from medicine to plastic.
Crude oil processing is fairly complex and takes place at oil refineries. Seen here is the Sinclair Refinery in Wyoming.
Locality: Sinclair Refinery, northern side of Interstate 80 at the town of Sinclair, west-central Carbon County, southern Wyoming, USA
But the teen dude still comes over which gets a little awkward at times... like when he decides to have a read on the bed Abbie is napping on. o.O
2013 Cyprus Women's Cup
13 March 2013, Nicosia, Cyprus
©CanadaSoccer / by Ville Vuorinen
Christine Sinclair
4th February 2023 at the Royal Concert Hall (Main Auditorium), Glasgow.
Annual Pipe Band Concert, Celtic Connections Festival, www.celticconnections.com/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional / Contemporary Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Ian Duncan, Adrian Melvin, Malcolm Robertson, Gary West (all highland bagpipes),, Kenny Forsyth (highland bagpipes/whistles), Maggie MacInnes (clarsach), Damien Malardé (bombarde), Gus [Gurvan] Sicard (snare d) and National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland drummers. & Tryst: Ross Ainslie, Calum McCrimmon, Mairearad Green, Ali Hutton, Finlay MacDonald, Lorne MacDougall, James Duncan MacKenzie, John Mulhearn (all highland bagpipes, some also other instruments), Steven Blake (keyboard) John Martin (fiddle), Owen Sinclair (g), James Lindsay (b), Craig Baxter (bodhran).
This concert was a reimagining of the album "Names and Places" and was intended as a celebration of Ian Duncan, the long time Pipe Major of the Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, and more widely of the Vale. "Names and Places released in 1990 had a limited impact at the time, but has since been recognised as an important earliest attempt to merge a folk group with a Pipe Band. On it the group Eclipse First were joined by four pipers and four drummers from rhe Vale to play compositions by two members of the former, Martin Hughes and Ian Kirkpatrick. All four pipers Ian Duncan (then Pipe Major), Adrian Melvin, Malcolm Robertson (then Pipe Sergeant) and Gary West performed at this concert (Melvin and Robertson flying in from their current homes in the United States). Also on stage from Eclipse First was Maggie MacInnes on clarsach.
Ian Duncan (originally from Aberdeenshire, the son of singer Jock Duncan and brother of piper/composer Gordon Duncan) has been an integral part of the Vale for around 40 years. The album came out around the time the Vale (from Pitlochry in Perth & Kinross) were at their peak - twice in 3rd place in World Pipe Band Championships Grade 1 and twice 2nd in the Champion of Champions (which combines the results of the five RSPBA Major Championships). Many pipers have passed through their ranks including Kenny Forsyth, Ross Ainslie and Ali Hutton from this concert's lineup. The drummers for "Names and Places 2023" were from the National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland (who had performed in the first half) and were led by Inveraray & District snare drummer Gus Sicard.
The other major participants were members of Tryst, who describe themselves as a "band of pipers, not a pipe band". 10 strong in their full version, they are presumably named after the restaurant at the National Piping Centre, Pipers' Tryst, and more generally as seeing ithemselves as a gathering or meeting place for pipers. One of the members, Lorne MacDougall, was Musical Director of this concert. I have taken photos before of many of the musicians who performed here including Maggie MacInnes and all the Tryst pipers except John Mulhearn (to view click on the musician's name in my Tags).
In this photo: The drummers exiting the stage at the end of the concert. The musicians carried on playing in the foyer.
This is Sinclair Creek, which flows west from the Canadian Continental Divide through the deep and narrow Sinclair Canyon in the mountains and coverges with the Columbia River near Radium Hot Springs. Hwy 93 on the bridge at the right side of the image turns to the left at the end of the bridge. The highway was actually built over the top of the creek.
Photo : Sport Promotion / Bruno Miani
II Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo
Christine Sinclair
UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 04: Clive Sinclair introduced the ZX Spectrum into the marketplace in August, 1982. Sinclair's aim was to provide an upgraded version of his original ZX81, which would be able to compete with the colour graphics of the recently introduced Atari, Commodore and Acorn computers. The ZX Spectrum was the company's most significant commercial success and enabled Sinclair Research to achieve market dominance in the UK in the early 1980s. The model shown has 48K of RAM. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)