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Yo soy la creciente tolerancia y compresión, el respeto a todo lo creado.
Cartel ubicado en la cofradía del pueblo.
San Miguel Papalutla, Oaxaca, México 2011.
2do. viernes de cuaresma.
Writing Table (bureau plat), Martin Carlin, plaques: Jean-Baptiste-Emmanuel Vandé, French, Paris and Sèvres, c. 1778
Oak veneered with tulipwood, fourteen Sèvres soft-paste porcelain plaques, gilt bronze mounts, modern leather top.
This table was among the pieces of furniture that Daguerre sold in 1782 to Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna and Grand Duke Paul Petrovich of Russia, who later became the Czar and Czarina. They made an unofficial trip through Europe traveling as the comte and comtesse du Nord. The Duchess installed the table in her bedroom at the Palace of Pavlosk, near Saint Petersburg.
The final prints are 17.75" x 9" inches and printed on wood panel
© Rusty Knuckles Music 2011
Purchase them at RustyKnucklesMusic.com
《影像日誌： 誠品eilste》
獨立清單 /
(O) 淺水艇的夢中飛行 (30sec)
(P) Pina Bauch (30sec)
(W) 一個妙齡的高跟女子 (30sec)
(?) 衣服飄飄我不要 (30sec)
(S) 甜梅號-海腦群鳥 (30sec)
(K) 看言情小說的尼姑 (30sec)
(Q) QQ戀曲 (30sec)
(F) Face臉 蔡明亮 (30sec)
(V) (影像日誌：V領的成年禮) (30sec)
(E) (影像日誌：有禮貌的求歡) (30sec)
這件「限地製作」的作品是在「誠品信義旗艦店Art Studio」駐店期間所作的計畫，我在26天內在書店收集26個線索，在從中隨機挑選13個，並根據駐店期間內店中所觀察到的讀者、發生的現象、閱讀的書與物品，以連續繪畫的影像書寫成呈現駐店內的奇想，製作成13 個極短的迷你單元劇與情境，以串連動態繪畫的方式將其記錄與奇想，最後將駐店所寫的日誌濃縮於影像成為一個個關於這裡發生的單元劇場。
《Animation daily: eilste art studio ,Site--specific》
This "site-specific" animation works in "Eslite Art Studio" ,made during the creation of in-store,Used 26 days in the bookstore collect 26 clues, randomly selected 13, and according to in-store shop in the observed period of readers, the occurrence of the phenomenon, reading books and articles, continuous painting images presented in writing to the store Kinks, made into 13 very short mini-drama unit and situations to concatenate dynamic way of painting their records and fantasy, and finally concentrated in store logs written to the image to become one of the units on theater happening here.
(O) shallow water boat dream flight (30sec)
(P) Pina Bauch (30sec)
(W) a young woman in high-heeled (30sec)
(?) Clothes fluttering I do not (30sec)
(S) Sugar Plum - Brain sea birds (30sec)
(K) love stories of nuns (30sec)
(Q) QQ Love Song (30sec)
(F) Face Face, Tsai Ming-liang (30sec)
(V) (V-neck rite) (30sec)
(E) (polite QiuHuan) (30sec)
Dear Grandpa, I hope you feel better. Love, Megan
(4.5 y-o)
(her grandpa had been in the hospital, so I'm sure he's going to love getting this!)
Had some requests for the other parts of the mysterious message I found in a 1950s textbook on journalism - so here they are!
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"I have lost 2 doz. friends - 20 people think I am crazy, & the Dean of my school thinks I have the worst case of ???? he has ever see."
and I have no idea what the word at the bottom is that starts with "L"
Maker: Louis A. Bisson (1814-1876)
Born: France
Active: France
Medium: albumen print
Size: 5 1/2" x 9 3/4"
Location:
Object No. 2015.492
Shelf: B-18
Publication:
Other Collections:
Provenance: Estate of the Duc de Luynes
Notes: According to a report in the July 3, 1858 issue of La Lumiere, the Duc de Luynes hired Louis-Auguste Bisson to document his estate along with his art, archaeological and numismatic collections.
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Description on front of card: Scene at Gordan Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
Postmark date on card: July 6, 1914
Message on the back of the card:
Cleveland 7/6/1914.
Dear Wife & Blake –
Paul & Belle –
All Ok. Leave
4:20. cool & fine
lovingly,
Father.
Addressed to:
Mrs. J.W. Greves
Lacon, Illinois
Cancel Type: Duplex cancel
Stamp: Green 1-cent
Era: Divided Back Era
Condition: Used. Writing on the back. Heavy wear (damage) on edges. Posted.
Publisher: Wm. Frank, Cleveland, Ohio.
Publisher Note:
The Union News Company was a subsidiary of the American News Company. They sold postcards/view cards, books, newspapers, magazines, and toys in railroad depot restaurants and shops. By the 1950s, the wholesale magazine distribution company had vendors in restaurants, shopping centers, and hotels.
Found during a roadside trash pickup walk, this note almost begs one to figure out what story it tells.
For the Saturday group, the cliche is trash.
sooc (apart from text.)
To my uk peeps - I went to see The Trip at the movies yesterday (it was apparently a bbc 6 part series) which stars Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon and its about this trip they take to the north of england to review some restaurants and I enjoyed it so much. Laughed a lot. Thats my kind of movie.. especially the impressions. Hahahaha. The Michael Caine one was perfect. Anyone seen it? Give me a hundred of those movies over something like The Hangover anyday. Ofcourse I know a lot of people like that movie.. but its just not me. I dont get it.
Please don't go away
You're making a mistake
You and I were meant to be
You opened up my eyes
And made me realize
Now its changing everything
It’s crazy how I feel this way
I can’t explain don't go away
- Don't Go Away , Buckcherry.
-3:30am, I hate my handwriting.
www.axecess.com/ | There are men who spoon, fork and do the cradle of love with one lady - night after night after night….. and already AXE men are bored to tears by this sentence (yawn). You see, we AXE Men don’t do the cradle of love and we definitely don’t do any cutlery positions. We also believe that two is better than one and that the more is always the merrier. We just have so much love to give and it feels wrong to direct so much love towards just one lady. I mean, a lady must surely feel overwhelmed at the prospect of receiving so much love. And because we are gentlemen, we always do our utmost best to lighten a lady’s load. We do this by allowing her to bring a friend, a helping hand.
While Grade 1 Braille consists of the basic alphabet, the punctuation and a few other symbols, Grade 2 Braille is much more demanding since it consists of about 300 abbreviations. I know most of the abbreviations already, but I still make mistakes. So, I decided to make myself some reference charts. They function like a mini dictionary and enable me to check the combinations of dots for various abbreviations. Although the abbreviations can be found on the Internet and simply printed out, I transcribed mine into Braille so that I can read them just by touch. This way, I can quickly find the right abbreviation and avoid making mistakes.
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One of my all time favorite quotes, this one by Anais Nin. The picture isn't related...the two just ended up on the page together.
This desk has style, character and function and will become the focal point of any room. The light teak wood hue is complimented by the darker wood stains on the waist, legs and other areas. The upper area has 20 storage compartments-some hidden and some pull open and out. A flat-screen computer monitor or TV can be placed on the top ledge of the desk. The writing surface is generous, with enough room for a key board. Below the writing surface are two drawers, providing more storage space. The upper and lower waists of the desk is a rope design and the front and back legs are adorned with carvings of acanthus leaves, The feet are carved in a claw design.
Sitting on some sandbags and surrounded by scattered debris, this officer is writing a letter home. He is wearing puttees (protective leggings) over his lower legs.
Mail to and from home was strictly censored during the conflict. Soldiers were not allowed to mention the name of wherever they were located. As many of the soldiers were illiterate, officers also had to read out and transcribe letters for the men.
It is interesting to note that although the establishment was keen to suppress news and opinions about the war, the press did like to give the front line soldiers a voice.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT. An officer writing home.']
File name: 08_02_005625
Box label: Boston public schools: Volume: Horace Mann School for the Deaf, 1892: Photos by A. H. Folsom ; Boston public schools: Volume: Horace Mann School for the Deaf, Paris expo: Photos by A. H. Folsom
Title: Writing from dictation.
Alternative title:
Creator/Contributor: Folsom, Augustine H. (photographer)
Date issued:
Date created: 1892
Physical description: 1 photographic print ; 7 3/4 x 9 1/2 in.
Genre: Photographic prints; Group portraits
Subjects: Horace Mann School for the Deaf (Allston, Mass.); Public schools; School children; Teachers; Special education; Classrooms
Notes: Title and date from item, from additional material accompanying item, or from information provided by the Boston Public Library.
Provenance:
Statement of responsibility: A. H. Folsom, photographer, 48 Alleghany Street, Roxbury
Source: Public schools, City of Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Horace Mann School for the Deaf
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
The writing on the wall says it all... but only if you know what you are reading. To a normal Joe, it just looks like an young school kid came in and scribbled all over the wall. As you look closer, there are some hidden messages written that only the scriber and those privileged to understand know what it says and what it means. To truly understand, I suspect you would have to been a student of the streets from the school of Hard Knocks! More at digitalchemicals.blogspot.com/2014/01/15-min-shoot-delibe...
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About Me - about.me/edwardconde
Description: Title page of an embossed copy of "Memoir of Michael Anagnos", by F. B. Sanborn, published by the Howe Memorial Press at the Perkins Institution in 1907. The book uses Boston Line Type, a pre-Braille tactile writing system for the blind.
Full text: Michael Anagnos. By F. B. Sanborn
Michael Anagnostopoulos (by which name he has ever been known among his Greek compatriots though his American friends shortened it with his consent to Anagnos) was born November 7 1837 at Papingo, a small village in the mountain land of Epirus. His father was a hard working peasant and his village was one of those where the soldiers and tax gatherers of the Turkish sultan were never seen. It governed itself by its own village officials and sent its tribute for the sultan by their hands to the publicans of Constantinople. His grandmother whom he visited last in 1890, told him that she had always lived in that region and had never seen a Turk in Papingo. A school such as it was existed in the village and there Michael began his education. Having carried it as far as the mountain facilities permitted he found means to enter the high school at Janina and there was fitted to enter the National University in Athens which he did in his nineteenth year. This University is organized on the ordinary German plan and then corresponded in grade to a second class German University His first ambition was to become master of Greek, Latin, French and philosophy; he employed four years profitably in those courses and became proficient in all. He then devoted some attention to law but not with the intention of practicing law; his purpose at leaving the University being to make journalism and political science his profession. In 1861 when not yet four and twenty he joined the staff of the Ethnophylax one of the first dailies in Athens and was soon made editor in chief.
Date: 1907
Format: embossed book
Digital Identifier: AG9-10-0023
Rights: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA