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This is for the 52: 2012 edition group. Two dog photos in a row! (This also would work for light, last week's theme.) I don't think this is a true rule-of-thirds photo, but I could't resist how the window forms a grid and there is my pup in one of the intersections.
Oops! I see I didn't straighten this, as I'd planned to do. But I'm involved in three 52 projects and have gotten two weeks behind (new job, sick) in all of them (GAH), so it'll have to be a little crooked.
This could have been a photo of my new iPhone, but thwarted again.
Another week. I hope.
Anyway, I still have lots of love for my six year old iPod, who keeps me going at work everyday.
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.
With Long Meg just visible in the distance just off-centre left, Long Meg and Her Daughters, also known as the Maughanby Circle, is the third largest stone circle in Britain. 350ft/109m at its widest point, was constructed during the late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age as a part of a megalithic tradition that lasted from 3,300 to 900 BC.
The following information has been taken from the Timetravel-britain website:
Long Meg and her Daughters (also called Maughanby Circle) near Penrith is the third largest British stone circle after Stonehenge and Castlerigg. Like its Cumbrian neighbour, it has legendary associations with the alleged petrification of sinners, who are turned to stone for various misdemeanours such as playing games on a Sunday or perhaps for being under suspicion of involvement in the Dark Arts. The unfortunate Meg and her Daughters were petrified for using an illicit love potion or, according to some, merely turned to stone by a bad-tempered witch because she felt like it!
Long Meg has also attracted the commonly held notion that stones of ancient circles were uncountable. Celia Fiennes (1662-1741), a woman who journeyed throughout England on horseback accompanied by her maid, wrote in her journal of a visit to Long Meg in 1698 -- 'they affirm they cannot be counted twice alike as is the story of Stonidge (Stonehenge)'. If one did manage to count the same number twice, doom would ultimately follow. It was also courting disaster to interfere with the stones. In the 19th century, it was said that if one broke a piece off Long Meg she would bleed, and that when some destructive wag attempted to blast the circle away with dynamite, such a tempest arose that his retainers fled in terror. This circle also has a clear astronomical alignment -- the midwinter sun would set over the outlier (the Long Meg stone) when viewed from the centre of the circle. Traces of a henge remain within the site, and the Long Meg stone has some cup-and-ring marks upon its surface.
This image, which as well as some of the stones includes the wonderful oak and ash trees within the circle, was taken on a rather appropriately misty afternoon and 'solarized' to give this surreal effect.
Copyright Gordon Edgar - No unauthorised use.
Workshop Piece
Another set from The Teams Centre
The group helped with the ideas and helped with basic fills.
I then took the boards away and worked on them in private
This ones my Fav of the three
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.
my Third Drawer Down pillowcase reviwed in the new Atypica magazine
you can get the pillowcase here:
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.
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 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.