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Third Dim3nsion es una banda de Power Metal. Fundada en 2005 por Miguel Ángel Monzón (voz) y Javier «Quentín» (batería), Con la llegada de José Hernández (bajo y coros), Sergio Vasco y Jorge Baeza (guitarras) se graba el primer disco de larga duración: Where The Dragon Lies (2014). Con la entrada de Elena Alonso (teclado) se graba su segundo CD, Conspiracy Theory (2015).
En 2017 entran Manolo Parra, Jorge Torres (guitarras) y David «Rock» (bajo y coros) a la banda abriendo una nueva etapa con muy buenas críticas por parte de los medios especializados. goo.gl/Ka5o5q
Third Dim3nsion ha compartirdo escenario con artistas como Timo Tolkki, Turisas en el festival GranitoRock,Tierra Santa y Jorge Salán, Lujuria, SanTelmo, Centinela, In Vain, Dunkelmind, Talesien, Phoenix Rising, Leyenda, Silver Fist y un largo etc.
Third Dim3nsion ofrece un espectáculo sólido de Power Metal en el cual el público es parte del evento.
Enter in our Dim3nsion.
Third trip to the trainyard with Terry...
A short trip that yielded few good shots for me... then we had to bail.
Ran into some other Flicker folks though... that was cool.
Address/Title: 706 - 708 North Third Street
Photographer: Zehmer, John G. (John Granderson), 1942-
Original Description (from Book): The double house dates from before the Civil War. Its original Greek Revival features were modernized with an Italianate cornice and a broad porch.
City/Location: Richmond (Va.)
Date of photograph: ca. 1978
Map URL: maps.google.com/maps?q=37.547938,+-77.435696
Original Publication: Zehmer, John G., and Robert P. Winthrop. 1978. The Jackson Ward historic district. Richmond: Dept. of Planning and Community Development.
Rights: This item is in the public domain. Acknowledgement of the Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is requested.
Reference URL: scholarscompass.vcu.edu/jwh_photos/493
Collection: VCU Jackson Ward Historic District
Another iPhone shot as I'm traveling today. My daughter's lunch at a cafe set off the 'Rule of Thirds' alarm in my head.
Daily Shoot assignment: Rule of Thirds
Make a photograph that uses the rule of thirds composition in a very obvious way and post it.
Third of three drops that make up Falls Creek Falls in the South Washington Cascade Mountains. Clever name, don't you think? The creek is named for the falls and the falls for the creek. The top tier (60 feet) is not visible in this photo and the second tier (90 feet) only partially so. The third tier is 60 feet and makes for a total drop of about 210 feet.
Access to the falls is quite limited with no one point allowing a clear view of all three tiers. This viewpoint is the best and is actually a bit of a surprise as the falls are only visible after rounding a blind corner through a gap in the rock ramparts. The scene is quite dramatic.
I'm not Jewish and have never lived in New York, but I firmly believe there's no better breakfast than a good bagel. Marquette is the type of town that has good bagel places. (New York City people might say this is like going to Sbarro's for good pizza, but I'm okay with that.) I really liked this place, which was very popular.
Marquette has a population of 20,995 people, which makes it the largest city in Michigan's Upper Peninsula but is still way smaller than I thought it was. I thought it probably had about 50,000 people, which would make it roughly the size of Owensboro, the small Kentucky city I talk about so much on here. I've always gotten an Owensboro vibe from Marquette, too, but I think now that may be because I've always kept my visits contained to the waterfront and the US 41 strip-mall strip. This time, we wandered a little more through the downtown and the neighboring district or semi-restored, possibly gentrifying 19th-century houses, and I realized it's much more of a college town. It's full of trendy young people or old hippie types with environmental sensibilities, and I like it. I could see retiring to Marquette. (Except we probably want to stay closer to Chicago because of our established relationships with medical providers.)
Fun Fact: The college in Marquette is NOT Marquette University. That, annoyingly, is in Milwaukee. Marquette is home to Northern Michigan University, which serves 6,700 students.
31st July 2017 Monday.
Back to Ypres to attend the Ceremony of Remembrance 'Centenary of Passchendaele , Third Battle of Ypres service at Tyne Cot cemetery. The UK Government organised a public ballot to allocate 4,000 tickets in pairs, free of charge for descendants to attend the commemorative event at CWGC Tyne Cot Cemetery on 31 July and Jan managed to get a couple of tickets. More info: passchendaele2017.org/en/evenementen/herdenkingsplechtigh...
From Ypres station we were bussed to The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 in Zonnebeke.
There were lots of re-en-actors creating campsite atmosphere on the site. Right up my street. I was busy taking photos of them and having chats. The cooks were actually cooking. Their leader told me that they would cook enough Tommy's Stew to feed the 300 actors on site today.
All to soon we had to get on the buses to Tyne Cot which was 1.5 miles away.
My photos of Tyne Cot do not have the impact that seeing it on the ground does. You would need a drone I think. I would like to go back and try again without the crowds.
We made our way to the memorial wall at the back of the cemetery. It is a semi-circular wall 4.25 metres high and over 150 metres long, faced with panels of Portland stone. The names of the missing are carved on the stone panels.
Jan quickly found the the Royal Warwickshire Regiments panel and Ernest Butchers name on it. Jan wrote a message on a poppy cross and placed it at the base of the panel with a photo of Ernest. The message read;
Ernest Leonard Butcher 1879-1917. In remembrance 2017 of our Great Grandad. Love always x.
Unbelievably as my eyes scanned the panel through the C's to the D's there is a Dipper W.A. there!
www.headington.org.uk/history/war/allsaints/dipper_willia...
It was a bit of a kerfuffle trying to find a spot amongst the graves to view the service from but eventually we settled underneath a TV screen in a position you would think nobody would be able to get in front of us later. Of course a few twats managed it!
We had to stand for 3 hours in the hot sun waiting for the Royals to arrive and the service to start. So long that we got to know Pat (who gave Jan her contact details) and Bob from Surrey!
For me the best part of the service were the readings of individual soldiers letters and diaries by descendants and serving military personnel.
At the end of the service as the crowd begins to break up Mary and Dave the Scottish couple walked by (what are the chances?) and stopped for a chat. He was dressed in his full piper regalia minus his bag pipes. He had come yesterday and played at the grave of his ancestor.
We were bussed back to the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 in Zonnebeke for a packed lunch provided by the UK government. It wasn't bad and went some way to ease my bread withdrawal!
By the time we had eaten and made sure we had seen all the re-en-actors we had missed earlier it was time to get the bus back to the station so we missed the museum.
www.cwgc.org/find-a-cemetery/cemetery/53300/TYNE%20COT%20...
It is now the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the world in terms of burials. At the suggestion of King George V, who visited the cemetery in 1922, the Cross of Sacrifice was placed on the original large pill-box. There are three other pill-boxes in the cemetery.
There are now 11,961 Commonwealth servicemen of the First World War buried or commemorated in Tyne Cot Cemetery. 8,373 of the burials are unidentified but there are special memorials to more than 80 casualties known or believed to be buried among them. Other special memorials commemorate 20 casualties whose graves were destroyed by shell fire. There are also 4 German burials, 3 being unidentified.
The cemetery was designed by Sir Herbert Baker.
The TYNE COT MEMORIAL forms the north-eastern boundary of Tyne Cot Cemetery and commemorates nearly 35,000 servicemen from the United Kingdom and New Zealand who died in the Ypres Salient after 16 August 1917 and whose graves are not known. The memorial stands close to the farthest point in Belgium reached by Commonwealth forces in the First World War until the final advance to victory.
The memorial was designed by Sir Herbert Baker with sculpture by F V Blundstone.AMERA
my Third Drawer Down pillowcase reviwed in the new Atypica magazine
you can get the pillowcase here:
My "micro" (20cm) Candoia carinata paulsoni.
I didn't forget him, I was waitin' his first meal (well..actually only with forced feeding...).
Third Thursday
Thursday, February 17, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
museum-wide
When life gives you snow, make Italian ice!
Tonight, we team up with the Italian Cultural Center of Minneapolis/St. Paul to bring you a full plate of Italian delicacies with a special focus on Venice.
OGLE PAINTINGS by Venetian superstars Titian, Veronese, and Tintoretto. Sign up as a Member-for-a-Day and get in free to "Titian and the Golden Age of Venetian Painting: Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland." MAKE LIKE MARCO POLO--Venice's original boy explorer. Grab a map and travel the Silk Road through the Asian art galleries. SAVOR saucy Italian language lessons with the ICC'sprofessore. SEE the critically acclaimed 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch (Pranzo di Ferragosto). SWOON to local band Me and My Arrow. SIP Italian wine or a Bellini--Venice's signature cocktail--at the cash bar.
Photos: Lacey Criswell
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
museum-wide
When life gives you snow, make Italian ice!
Tonight, we team up with the Italian Cultural Center of Minneapolis/St. Paul to bring you a full plate of Italian delicacies with a special focus on Venice.
OGLE PAINTINGS by Venetian superstars Titian, Veronese, and Tintoretto. Sign up as a Member-for-a-Day and get in free to "Titian and the Golden Age of Venetian Painting: Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland." MAKE LIKE MARCO POLO--Venice's original boy explorer. Grab a map and travel the Silk Road through the Asian art galleries. SAVOR saucy Italian language lessons with the ICC'sprofessore. SEE the critically acclaimed 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch (Pranzo di Ferragosto). SWOON to local band Me and My Arrow. SIP Italian wine or a Bellini--Venice's signature cocktail--at the cash bar.
Photos: Lacey Criswell
Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.
Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.
FREE ADMISSION
‘The Third Place: an Exhibition of Contemporary Art from Donegal’
An Grianán Theatre/Artworks Picture Framing/The Cottage Bar, Letterkenny.
11th July- 27th July 2014
Following on from last year’s very successful ‘Fresh Cuts’ group exhibition at An Grianán Theatre, Seamus Quinn from Artworks Picture Framing has this year curated a further and more expanded overview of Donegal’s rich and varied Fine Art community for Earagail Arts Festival 2014.
A large collection of works in all styles and media fill the foyer and upstairs Gallery of An Grianán Theatre, as well as across the street in the shop space of Artworks Framing. There will also be a series of site specific works created for the unique décor of The Cottage Bar on the Main St, Letterkenny.
The title of the show refers to the sociological idea that communities thrive when they are offered places beyond home and work in which to gather and communicate. Third Places such as Theatres, Art Spaces and indeed Public Houses.
‘The Third Place’ will remain on show at all three venues throughout this years Earagail Arts Festival. Many thanks to all the staff at An Grianán Theatre, the Regional Cultural Centre, Earagail Arts Festival offices and The Cottage Bar.
WASHINGTON, DC -- 2/9/23 -- Reception for Colgate University’s Campaign for the Third Century. President Brian W. Casey is the keynote speaker.…by André Chung #_AC22879
Carole's third attempt at Lymm car ramble - previously bad weather and a canal breach had caused cancellation.
From left - Carole, Louise, Val A, tiny Andrew waving, Paul S, Dawn, Ian and Dennis.
LEAF lymmenvironmentactionforum.co.uk is Lymm Environment Action Forum.
WASHINGTON, DC -- 2/9/23 -- Reception for Colgate University’s Campaign for the Third Century. President Brian W. Casey is the keynote speaker.…by André Chung #_AC22604
The Bernina Range is a mountain range in the Alps of eastern Switzerland and northern Italy. It is considered to be part of the Rhaetian Alps within the Central Eastern Alps. It is one of the highest ranges of the Alps, covered with many glaciers. Piz Bernina (4,049 m), its highest peak, is the most easterly four thousand-metre peak in the Alps. Though Bernina’s glaciers have retreated over the last centuries, the sheer extent of these rivers of ice remains a distinctive feature of the entire range.
I decided for this hiking loop (solo) having a few spare days at the beginning of July; beautiful scenery, lack of crowds (compared to Tour of Mont Blanc), and relative proximity to Prague were the key factors of this decision. I went as light as possible, opting thus to mountain huts and not carrying much food. As the result, I hiked the whole 130km-long circuit in 5 days, averaging slightly less than 30km per day - quite a portion also given the elevation, however still perfectly possible for an average (solo) hiker with some decent experience.
Surprisingly, this has been my first time in the Alps (in summer). Have to say I like the area, though it may get crowded unpleasantly. The huts are often spectacularly located and the scenery tends to be breathtaking.
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During the third day on the trail, I hiked from Rifugio Marinelli Bombardieri to the beautifully located Rifugio Bignami across the spectacular Bocchetta di Caspoggio pass (2983m), and then across the Somdoss settlement to the lovely small village of Cavaglia where I spent the night.
The third jet in Valour flight on the Lakenheath approach. The radar reflectors are all back in place after noticing them missing on some of the jets early in the year.
Unofficial Transformers toys. Photos from my upcoming Transforming Expectations book project that will run on Kickstarter.
We Artfully prepared for the Great Minnesota Get-Together!
WITNESSED the creation of an MIA butter sculpture inspired by Matisse.
INDULGED in tasty fair fare from Sandy’s Grill & Italian Ice food truck.
CREATED our own masterpiece-on-a-stick.
TOOK IN grandstand-worthy tunes from Field Trip.
SAID “CHEESE” in the blue-ribbon photobooth.
TRIED our hand at Frank-Stella-inspired seed art.
WATCHED the U of M Bee Squad perform a honey extraction from the MIA’s beehives.
Milwaukee's Third Ward is one of the most fantastic warehouse districts in the entire nation. I'll never get sick of the amazing historic beauty here.
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Carol Pilon strikes a pose in a pass at the California Capital Airshow.
This is a depiction of old time barn storming and wing walking performers posing for photographs for their early era advertising outlets. She struck a few different poses during the performance.
Third Dim3nsion es una banda de Power Metal. Fundada en 2005 por Miguel Ángel Monzón (voz) y Javier «Quentín» (batería), Con la llegada de José Hernández (bajo y coros), Sergio Vasco y Jorge Baeza (guitarras) se graba el primer disco de larga duración: Where The Dragon Lies (2014). Con la entrada de Elena Alonso (teclado) se graba su segundo CD, Conspiracy Theory (2015).
En 2017 entran Manolo Parra, Jorge Torres (guitarras) y David «Rock» (bajo y coros) a la banda abriendo una nueva etapa con muy buenas críticas por parte de los medios especializados. goo.gl/Ka5o5q
Third Dim3nsion ha compartirdo escenario con artistas como Timo Tolkki, Turisas en el festival GranitoRock,Tierra Santa y Jorge Salán, Lujuria, SanTelmo, Centinela, In Vain, Dunkelmind, Talesien, Phoenix Rising, Leyenda, Silver Fist y un largo etc.
Third Dim3nsion ofrece un espectáculo sólido de Power Metal en el cual el público es parte del evento.
Enter in our Dim3nsion.