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A friend traverses South Parade Pier with a jump thrown in. Shot at 7.8fps and each image merged in PS later.
skier on the Pemberton icecap, BC, Canada
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busy packing tonight for brussels and 15ºC/60ºF weather. sure, it's only the weekend so i don't need to pack anything, really, but i need to remember to charge all the camera batteries, the ipod. y'know, the important things. and remembering to pack them in a way so i can find them later...
due to the trip, the next posted 365 will be sunday night at the earliest. i'm saying this more for myself to remember to keep up with this over the weekend :)
i plan on eating waffles, chocolates and at least one snail. and of course, the beer(-s). belgium, here we come!
022/365
Spent time in an Airbnb up north gazing at the beautiful horizons by the beach. Way too cold to swim 🏊♂️, but warm enough to sea 🌊.
Ancestrale traversée du détroit....
Plus de photos sur mon blog : teocastel.com/istanbul-est-le-bosphore
isolatoren von einem winkeltragmast,der abstand zwischen der traverse und dem leiterbündel beträgt 4 meter,winkeltragmaste werden bei einem geringen richtungswechsel einer überlandleitung verwendet.
At the beginning I actually had have an idea for some rear lights. So I have searched for a car model where they might be fit. I have imagined the film "The Next Three Days" and the Chevrolet Traverse that is shown there. In the end I decided that the rear lights have to wait. That allowes me to stay closer to the original model.
Promises, Promises at the Traverse. A one-woman show featuring an amazing performance from Joanna Tope.
We bought the tickets a while ago, and I had forgotten what the play was about, so I had absolutely no idea what to expect, which is always an interesting way to watch something.
Here's The Guardian's review:
"You could say this play was purpose-built for readers of this newspaper's Education and Society sections. Margaret Ann Brodie has just arrived as a supply teacher in a London school when she discovers a community group is about to perform an exorcism on one of her pupils, a six-year-old Somali girl who is an elective mute. The scene is set for a debate about classroom control and multiculturalism: should tolerance of beliefs extend to summoning devils before playtime?
Yet it would be wrong to call Douglas Maxwell's gripping monologue an issue play, though it shares much of the turbulent uncertainty of Blackbird or Oleanna. Promises Promises is based on a true story, but the drama is less about the rights and wrongs of witchcraft or the challenges of a multilingual classroom, and more about the character of Brodie herself.
When the head teacher, a fellow Scot, incorrectly refers to The Pride (sic) of Miss Jean Brodie, he inadvertently gets this Miss Brodie right. With 40 years' teaching behind her, she is past her prime – even if actor Joanna Tope invests her with a sassy sexuality – but it is pride that brings about her downfall. Many of her instincts are good, but her snooty "it wasn't like this in my day" attitudes turn a bad situation into a catastrophe.
Having started with Muriel Spark, the play passes through the doppelganger worlds of Robert Louis Stevenson and James Hogg, as Brodie recognises aspects of her own childhood in that of the little girl. With that, Maxwell's easy comedy hits dark psychological waters, like something by Edgar Allan Poe, as it slowly exposes the damaged woman behind the brusquely efficient teacher. Tope rides the transitions superbly in Johnny McKnight's haunting production for Random Accomplice, leaving us unsettled by a class act."
- by Mark Fisher
this is a still from the movie clips compiled here:
Movie is a few clips from this past week, of the starling murmuration's in Traverse City, Michigan.
I had soo many clips and did not want this to be an hour long, so after the intro, I compressed time and sped them up 800% ... nothing else was changed. At the end I added back in some of the audio(at real time playback) so you can hear the chatter that the locals have to endure for our viewing pleasure.
Best viewed in HD on a larger screen, as it's hard to see the action on a phone ...
photo date/id: 20131003-TcBirds
John F's july 1985
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