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Doorstep statement by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte following a briefing to the North Atlantic Council by a high-level delegation from the Republic of Korea on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea’s (DPRK) troop deployment to Russia
New Era Introducing is a global creative project showcasing unique talent from across the world. The project gives creative minds of tomorrow an opportunity to make their own statement using a blank New Era 59FIFTY as their canvas. Those judged to show the most unique display of self- expression will go on to form a touring gallery exhibition and be published in a limited edition New Era Introducing book.
I was fortunate enough to make it to Phase 2, which is to customize a blank fitted 59Fifty New Era cap. I had about a little over a week to get it completed, along with a paragraph describing my design and creative process. I also submitted a recording of my journey of my custom cap's creation that will be posted later on.
About my cap: My design inspiration comes from the concept of finding unity, balance, and harmony with various aspects of life.
Balance is derived from being whole and complete, to fulfill and live in a sense of harmony. The key to success is to unify all the different parts of your life while progressing and innovating.
I wanted to incorporate diverse styles, colors, pieces of artwork (aspects of life) into a whole unit to form a new, balanced, beautiful piece of art.
I wanted to inspire people to always innovate, never stagnate - don't be afraid to do new things or take risks, and always be yourself. Each of the artwork panels on the cap represents inspirations and motivations to guide you through life.
Dragon: supreme spiritual power, strength and good luck. Have power to live life to the fullest, be strong to conquer all and have good luck by your side.
Tiger: emblem of ferocity, courage and power. Provides protection, wards off harm and assures safety. Have strength and be powerful to combat life's challenges.
Phoenix: symbol of high virtue and grace, strength and resilience. Rises above its own ashes to soar to greater heights.
Koi: represents good fortune, courage and perseverance in the face of adversity. Defeat all obstacles in life to obtain the highest goals.
Circuitry: represents a dependency and attachment to making lives easier (technology), while letting all other things in life pass by. Get out, get going and experience other aspects of life!
Logo: keep it real, be true to yourself and never be afraid to show who you are and what you can do! Do not pretend to be or do something for gaining acceptance!
Jade (cap top and brim): a symbol that brings success, love, protection, and healing properties.
Commemorative plaque at Turf Pit Lane, home to Moorside Cricket Club, said to be the highest cricket ground in Lancashire. Captured during a nine-wicket Mavericks win over Denton Saints in a quarter-final of the Greater Manchester League's Marston's-sponsored 20 Premier pink ball competition.
South African professional Ernie Kemm, formerly of Lancashire League Bacup, bossed proceedings as second tier Mavericks cruised to victory over top-flight leaders Saints. Orthodox left-arm spinner Kemm took 3-17 as Denton Saints (aka Denton St Lawrence), opting to bat, were restricted to 138-7. Kemm then struck 63 not out in adding 121 with Imran Khan (55 not out) in an entertaining, unbroken second wicket stand. Catching was key. Moorside pouched some absolute stunners while careless Denton spilled five and, through dire communication between three fielders, messed up another opportunity.
Richard Harrington (2-18) gave Moorside an early boost by removing Saints' South African professional Niel Hornbuckle for a duck with the innings' second delivery. Mark Dilnutt (42) and Kyle O'Reilly (25) put on 45 for the third wicket, but the visitors never looked like getting sufficient runs on the board. Australian Nick Bailey, Saints' other overseas player, chipped in with 25 towards the end. Moorside lost Phil Taylor for 15 before Kemm and Khan took over. Moorside go through to Finals Day, along with the other quarter-final winners - Clifton Kingfishers, Denton West Wildcats and Prestwich Heat.
Match statistics:
Moorside Mavericks versus Denton Saints
Greater Manchester League 20 Premier, Quarter-final (20 over match, 6pm start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 135. Denton Saints won the toss and elected to bat. Denton Saints 138-7 off 20 overs (Mark Dilnutt 42, Kyle O'Reilly 25, Nick Bailey 25, Ernie Kemm 3-17, Richard Harrington 2-18) lost by nine wickets to Moorside Mavericks 141-1 off 17 overs (Ernie Kemm 63 not out, Imran Khan 55 not out).
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Found close to Houston and Lafayette. This is a very special piece for me. I think that this is one of the first street art pictures I uploaded some time ago. I you look closely you can see tha told stencil behind it. Somebody keeps putting it up in the same place. I love it and the statement!
Well... first off, I'm considering removing/changing the quote at the bottom. I found it online and it had listed the author as "unknown".... but now I'm seeing other places where it's quoted as Charles Darwin... or created from something he said... I don't know.
Anyhow.. this is my "artist statement" for a photoshop series I did for class.
I had to take a collection of photos that I thought illustrated "change". Then I had to take the most successful 3 and color-correct them. This artist statement had to be attached. Not sure quite what an artist statement is, and when I googled it, things were all over the map.
So this is what I came up with.
psssst... the photos in this layout are edited in Instagram. Ha. Don't tell. :]
Statement by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on NATO support to assist with the refugee and migrant crisis
Asbury Park is a treasure trove of graffiti and goodness. Really really hope it maintains its charm as they start to develop it more and more.
July 31, 2010
Was he making a post modern fashion statement? No actually this is a dad looking after his daughter's new teddy which she had won 15 minutes earlier on Scarborough Fair.
By the way he drives 70 ton trucks for a living.
He will be visiting this page to read your comments too.
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This statement necklace made of jersey. Chain is antique brass and 18.5''round. Jersey part is 2,5''x3,5''
Backside of the necklace is covered with cream lace, you can twist it and use the backside too.
*My original design.
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Artist's statement. It reads:
Throughout my life, I have always been interested in photography. Until recently, I had been mostly an "armchair photographer" of sorts, reading about cameras and photographic techniques, but never investing in any equipment to actively pursue the art. When the chance came to take a class in black and white photography in my studies at Carnegie Mellon University, I enrolled immediately. Taking the course gave me a reason to bite the bullet and dive straight into the world of photography. One requirement of the class was a portfolio of twenty 8x10 prints, which are presented here.
The majority of the prints in this portfolio are images of the abandoned Donora Southern Railroad, a victim of the collapse of the steel industry in southwestern Pennsylvania. The first five photographs present a study of a large pile of decaying railroad ties. The sequence examines order and disorder, as well as the interaction between nature and its reclamation of these objects that were once part of nature themselves.
The five prints that follow explore two abandoned tunnels on the railroad. They investigate the interaction between light and the aged concrete surfaces of the structure. Related to the tunnel images is the next sequence of five prints documenting debris strewn about inside the tunnels. Again, the focus here is the interaction of light and shadow with the subject and its surroundings.
The other five images in this portfolio are of different subject matter. Two prints are abstractions of a sidewalk. Prominent lines divide the images into geometric shapes. Also, the textures and tones in the photographs provide additional means of differentiating the shapes. The final three photographs are self-portraiture. They show me machining, one of my favorite pastimes, on an old Pratt and Whitney lathe. The images are printed full frame to give an antique appearance, as the process of machining by hand has become somewhat of a lost art since the advent of computer controlled milling.
Overall, there is a thought that binds all of the photographs in this portfolio together: taking what is otherwise dirty, gritty, and mundane and finding something clean and powerful. Each image reflects this idea.
This portfolio is presented as a final requirement to complete Black and White Photography I, taught by instructor Jamie Gruzska.
Richard Pantaleo
May 2008