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The red amaranth tips look great, are not easy to photograph. This is a little glass inside a pot, with tissue paper wrinkled in to stablize the glass. It is lasting days and days.
A close up of the left wingtip of the bay scallop from the previous image. I never knew that the eyes extended all the way into the wing.
Fernando Oh so gently urges his Ferrari into Copse corner during this mornings wet 3rd practise session
Scanned from The Secret Hide-out, written and drawn by John Peterson and published by Scholastic Book Services in 1965.
203/2012
Footy tips started well this round, although I underestimated #GoCats' winning margin by a mere 63 points!!!!
Artist's Statement
My work is an attempt to give voice to inner psychological and/or spiritual states of being. What is of primary importance to me is that the figures contain particular aspects of humanity which they can mirror back to the viewer. It's the vulnerability of Humanity I am after. That is one reason for choosing very old or very young subjects. They both can portray innocence as well as extreme complexity.
Often they seem best portrayed as dolls. This can remove them one step from being so literal yet still allow the psychological weight. Perhaps that is something not noticed immediately yet allows the viewer easier access. To myself I can muse about the viewers engagement with them as dolls however It is the felt response I am after in every case.
Avete mai visto Gli Aristogatti di Walt Disney? Se sì ricorderete certo la sarabanda musicale, intitolata "Tutti quanti voglion fare il Jazz", che stava nel bel mezzo del film.
Il palco ancora vuoto, le luci colorate che illuminano gli strumenti (la batteria blu, il contrabbasso giallo scuro, il pianoforte, noblesse oblige, resta nero), il sipario di velluto rosso che fa da sfondo, creano quel tipo di attesa: per qualche strana ragione, suppongo uno strano cortocircuito psichedelico tra i ricordi colorati e i colori fermi sul palco ad aspettare, da un momento all'altro si attende l'irruzione di Scat Cat e la sua banda, pronti a sbaraccare suonando i tetti di Parigi.
E invece entrano in scena, nell'ordine:
un batterista magro e sorridente, dai movimenti nervili e solo ritmici. Dev'essere deformazione professionale: la sua più che evidente gentilezza batte in quattro e ispira una specie di beat anche quando cammina.
Un bassista sorridente anche lui ma dall'aspetto più ombroso e scuro: cerca subito lo strumento e lo imbraccia con la testa vicina alla tastiera, ne cerca l'ascolto intimo, la vibrazione. Ha un che di esotico, di quasi indiano, dentro l'impeccabile completo che chissà se è grigio scuro, chissà se è blu.
Un pianista dal passo più andante e spedito: gli occhiali e la stempiatura, trattenuta però da un impeccabile taglio di capelli, gli danno l'aria da intellettuale del gruppo. Porta gli spartiti sotto il braccio e si avvia allo strumento come si va a un esame preparati. In partenza di ogni pezzo, i musicisti guardano lui.
Una cantante biancolungovestita, giovane come l'acqua, che quando parla ha l'accento pisano. Quando canta no. Ha una voce che...che...beh la voce ve la ascoltate da voi.
Poi si abbassano le luci, attacca la musica e al secondo pezzo siamo già a Gershwin, a Ain't necessarily so (cercatela su youtube: ce ne sono mille bellissime versioni), al microfono "speciale" che trasforma la voce in emissione radiofonica anni '40, al bianco e nero.
E così, piano piano, accade questo: la coloratissima sarabanda parigina di Disney si stempera in New York al tramonto, all'ora in cui le luci delle finestre cominciano a illuminare i grattacieli e Manhattan non va a dormire. I loro profili nella skyline sembrano bottiglie sullo scaffale e il mondo un unico Blue Hour Bar. Peccato non si possa fumare: un fil di fumo ogni tot tavolini avrebbe fatto comparire Bogart e la Bacall.
E comunque quasi due ore di concerto così, tra citazioni di Stevie Wonder, di Nina Simone, di Joni Mitchell (memorabile versione solo contrabbasso e voce!) e, naturalmente, materiale di Andrea, che ha l'accento pisano quando parla ma quando canta no.
Che il Signore del Jazz ce la conservi cara. Ogni tanto abbiamo tutti bisogno di andare a New York. Per poi uscire dal teatro e sentire di nuovo l'odore dei vicoli e le scarpe calpestare pietre medioevali.
GIFT ADORNMENTS MADE BY SANJANA- WIFE OF SURAJ BHAN - Quilling or paper filigree is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs. The paper is rolled, looped, curled, twisted and otherwise manipulated to create shapes which make up designs to decorate greetings cards, pictures, boxes, eggs, and to make models, jewellery, mobiles etc. The most popular and versatile technique is that of rolling. The paper strip is rolled in fingers or using a tool. The coil is then released and then glued at the tip and then shaped. These shaped coils are arranged to form flowers, leaves, and various ornamental patterns .
Cutting newborn nails, especially a newborn, may scare you, especially if this is your first experience.
However, you should keep cutting it out because even though the baby's nails look soft, the fingernails can still hurt him and others.
The baby has not been able to control his movements properly. Therefore, it is important to keep the nails short to avoid scratching and injuring oneself.
Especially when your child has started to interact with friends who his age. Newborn nails can injure his friend unintentionally.
Cut the baby's nails should be careful because if wrong or miss, which is even our baby's nails are injured. For that here are tips for cutting the baby's nails safely
The best time to cut your nails
Given the uncontrolled movement of the baby, it is advisable to cut his nails when he is fast asleep. Or it could be after bathing because in this condition the nails are softer.
If you decide to do so when you wake up, you can ask someone for help holding and keeping your baby so that you do not move much when you cut his nails.
Choose the right nail clippers
If your baby is a few weeks old, it is advisable to cut his nails using only nail carvers. At that age, the baby's nails are still very soft.
If you wear nail clippers, it is feared you can hurt his finger, especially for those of you who are not used to doing it. Wearing a nail cutter for baby is the safest method.
You can also tidy up using baby nail clippers. This type of scissors has a blunt, not as sharp tip as your usual nail clippers.
Determine the position
Make sure you get a comfortable position that can reach his hand.
Maybe you can put your little one in your lap.
Also, make sure the room stays bright, so you can see the boundary between the fingernails and the skin of his finger clearly.
Nail cutting technique baby
Fang the finger you want to cut out. Press the tip of the skin of your little finger to make it easier for you to cut his nails.
If you see there are still a few nails left but are afraid to cut them out, you can take advantage of the nail mind.
Tidy the fingernails of the child's hands follow the original grooves of his nails. As for the toenails, you can cut it straight.
If you do not intentionally injure the tip of his finger
If this happens, you do not need to panic or feel guilty. Immediately clean the wound with cold water, then dress with a tissue and apply some pressure to the wound. Usually, within minutes the bleeding will stop.
Avoid putting the plaster on the wound, because he still put his finger into the mouth, which then this can make your baby choking.
Given the rapid growth of baby's nails, you are advised to cut your nails at least once a week. For toenails, growth is slower. So you may be able to cut it out twice a month. more info @ www.babygifa.com
Just The Tip Spruced Wheat from Breakside Brewery was my 22nd of #31beers for Oregon Craft Beer Month. Over 60 lbs of handpicked Oregon spruce tips were used in the making of this beer. Breakside claims that "this beer is like the Pacific Northwest in a glass," I claim that it's delicious.
Producer’s Tip: Looperman is a website full of free sounds, loops, and more that others have created for the music community to use. Check them out when you need some inspiration song starters.
Tipper body built onto a Mitsubishi Fuso by:
Fred Smith and Sons (Motor Bodies) Limited
Sams Lane, West Bromwich, West Midlands B70 7EG
Tel: 0121 553 4845
info@fredsmithandsons.co.uk
The last raws of the setting sun illuminate the pier and boats on Squirrel Island, Maine.
Photography Tip: Leading lines. Your viewer's eyes need direction. Use leading lines to move your viewer's attention deeper into the frame.
This is one of the locations that we will visit this October during my *Coastal Maine Photography Workshop* at the Spruce Point Inn Resort & Spa. This photography workshop is centered on the sea and its endless photographic possibilities!
We will float from island to island in our own private motorboat each day while out photographing beautiful harbors, remote lighthouses, and working lobster boats. This is a terrific opportunity to improve your photography while enjoying the cuisine and hospitality of Maine’s finest resort.
More information about this unique small-group learning opportunity at bit.ly/CoastalMainePhotoWorkshop
My Lego model of Ginaf X3338 tipper. It is remote controlled, and features:
-PF XL for drive (3:1)
-PF M for steering (9:1)
-PF XL for tipping (27:1)
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tipo de construcción caracteristica de las casas de la Alberca,a base de piedras y entramados paralelos y geométricos de madera de la zona
Rufous-tipped Nudibranch (Acanthodoris nanaimoensis) a/k/a Nanaimo Dorid, Wine-plumed Spiny Doris. Fitzgerald Marine Refuge. Moss Beach, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Note Taking Tip: Use wide margins. Line each page with a pen and ruler, giving yourself a wide margin on the left hand side. This will prevent the page from becoming too overcrowded and will leave you space to write in any additional information once you review your notes. #notes
estive a pensar numa máquina nova que faz sons de muitos tipos, assim diferentes. muitos sons! é para fazer com o computador
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This action shot, taken with the 70-300mm G, was taken as part of a series of photos I took of friends, as they sledged down a small hill, whilst on holiday.
It was a good chance to try the 70-300mm lens with action shots, as the subject approached. This image is not perfect, in that is it not particularly sharp, but it captures what I was going for.
This musical phenomenon comes to Theatr Clwyd for the first time thanks to Tip Top Productions.
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber based on Old Possum’s Book Of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot. “Prologue – Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats” additional material written by Trevor Nunn and Richard Stilgoe; ”Memory” additional material written by Trevor Nunn.
The Jellicle Cats come out to play on one special night of the year—the night of the Jellicle Ball. One by one they tell their stories to Old Deuteronomy, their wise and benevolent leader, who must choose one of the Cats to ascend to The Heaviside Layer and be reborn into a whole new Jellicle life. Among the candidates are the aging theatre cat, Gus; the rocker, Rum Tum Tugger; and the once-glamorous Grizabella, now but a faded memory of her former self.
Boasting a score that includes Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats, Mr. Mistoffelees and Memory, this compelling fable takes audiences to a fantastical world that can only exist in the theatre. Cats has been performed worldwide and translated into over 20 languages. The original West End production ran for 21 years and the original Broadway production ran for 18 years
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I'm prettty sure i have insomnia... right now its almost 7am well, last night i went to bed at 12am...i watched tv and i wouldn't get sleepy. i ended up falling asleep around 7am. this night, i was extremely exhausted...i played dead rising 2 from like 9-10pm and i went to bed...i fell asleep at 11pm and wokeup at 3am.
i think i can only sleep when im over heated...i used 2 blankets which feels like 1 thick blanket..and i get sleeply when the lights are on...its soo wierd. btw, i started falling asleep around 1-5am like the begining of this summer...
i seriously hope im not like this in september...i'd be dead because im supposed to getup+shower around 6am... i am super fustrated i cant sleep...my brain just doesnt want to shut off...if anyone has sleep suggestions, i'll be estatic for you to share. :~) thank you!