Orphan date August 2011 Maria Creyts is an American artist whose production straddles disciplines of photography , design , Assemblage art assemblage , and installation art . Creyts, who earned her BFA at Kansas City Art Institute and her MFA from Yale University School of Art , signs her work with the alias mariaurora . Deleted image removed File Raggedy rose photography mural mariaurora creyts.jpg thumb alt A cartoon centipede reads books and types on a laptop. Maria Creyts with raggedy rose Exhibitions Creyts work has been exhibited at the Centro Fotogr fico lvarez Bravo Centro Fotogr fico Manuel lvarez Bravo in Oaxaca de Ju rez , Mexico Bessie Mae B seme y otras , 2010 , Lyons Wier Gallery in New York City Autumn Art Preview, 2010 , Leedy Voulkos Art Center in Kansas City, Missouri neoPanos , 2011 , and the Visual Arts Gallery at the University of Lagos, Nigeria Fabric Friezes , 2012 . Creative process The artist begins her mural scale Panoramic photography panorama format photo projects through constructing an assemblage of fabric that is then photographed in sections at high resolution. After the photos are joined with the help of design software, the wide image is printed and mounted on single or multiple panels or, alternatively, treated as a fine art wall paper and adhered directly to the wall. Many of Creyts images are created so they can cycle across the width of a wall seamlessly. Artist s statement Textiles offer a ready palette of pattern and color and fashioning things in three dimensions has always been a part of what I do. The formal structural language for fabric is one I continue to acquaint myself with corded shirring, shell hems and ruffles, darted and curve cut flounces, smocked tucks, box pleats... I adapt standard methods to suit atypical uses. The mistress of a country cottage in Kent , England once gave me a catalog of roses. Thumbing through, I appreciated that many of the flowers pictured were the kind with one row of petals circling a ... more details
Infobox album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Pearl Jam Twenty Type soundtrack Artist Pearl Jam Cover PJTwenty Soundtrack.jpg Released Start date 2011 09 19 Recorded 1990 2010 Genre Alternative rock Length Duration m 128 s 06 Language English Label Columbia Records Columbia Mixer Brett Eliason Last album Rearviewmirror Greatest Hits 1991 2003 Rearviewmirror br 2004 This album Pearl Jam 20 br 2011 Next album Pearl Jam Twenty also known as PJ20 is a 2011 album by American alternative rock band Pearl Jam and is the soundtrack to the film of the Pearl Jam Twenty same name . It was released on September 19 in Europe and September 20 in the United States. ref name theuncool.com cite web url http www.theuncool.com 2011 08 18 pj20 soundtrack tracklisting title PJ20 Soundtrack Tracklisting accessdate 2011 08 19 work theuncool.com ref Track listing Disc one tracklist total length 62 06 title1 Release note1 live in Verona, Italy, September 16 2006 length1 4 46 title2 Alive Pearl Jam song Alive note2 live in Seattle, WA, December 22 1990 length2 4 47 title3 Garden note3 live in Zurich, Switzerland, February 19 1992 length3 6 08 title4 Why Go note4 live in Hamburg, Germany, March 10 1992 length4 3 22 title5 Black Pearl Jam song Black note5 MTV Unplugged in New York, NY, March 16 1992 length5 5 39 title6 Blood note6 live in Auckland, New Zealand, March 25 1995 length6 3 15 title7 Last Exit note7 live in Taipei, Taiwan, February 24 1995 length7 2 46 title8 Not for You note8 live in Manila, Philippines, February 26 1995 length8 6 19 title9 Do the Evolution note9 Monkeywrench Radio, Seattle, WA, January 31 1998 length9 3 42 title10 Thumbing My Way note10 take 2, Seattle, WA, September 6 2002 length10 4 22 title11 Chloe Dancer Crown of Thorns Crown of Thorns note11 live in Las Vegas, NV, October 22 2000 length11 6 45 title12 Let Me Sleep Christmas Time note12 Verona, Italy, September 16 2006 length12 2 15 title13 Walk with Me note13 live with Neil Young , Mountain View, CA, Oct ... more details
Planetbox begin name HR 7722 b Planetbox image image image link the thumbing is automatically set at 300px caption caption required Planetbox star star name of planet s star constell planet s constellation RA right ascension of planet s star DEC declination of planet s star app mag apparent magnitude of planet s star dist ly planet s distance from Earth in light years dist pc planet s distance from Earth in parsecs class spectral type of planet s star mass mass of planet s star in solar masses radius radius of planet s star in solar radii temperature temperature of planet s star in kelvins metallicity metal content of planet s star relative to our sun in Fe H age age of planet s star in gigayears Planetbox orbit epoch epoch the orbit is valid for semimajor semimajor axis, in astronomical units AU semimajor gm semimajor axis, in gigameters Gm optional semimajor mas semimajor axis in milliarcseconds mas optional periastron periastron in astronomical units AU periastron gm periastron in gigameters Gm optional apastron apastron in astronomical units AU apastron gm apastron in gigameters Gm optional eccentricity orbital eccentricity period orbital period in days optional, can use period year instead period year orbital period in years optional, can use period instead period hour orbital period in hours optional, can use period instead speed orbital speed in kilometers per second km s inclination orbital inclination, in degrees node longitude of the node, in degrees arg peri argument of periastron, in degrees mean anomaly mean anomaly, in degrees always specify epoch when using this field, which should only be used for dynamical fits mean longitude mean longitude, in degrees always specify epoch when using this field, which should only be used for dynamical fits t peri time of periastron Julian date, JD can use t peri no jd instead t peri no jd time of periastron no calendar specified can use t peri instead t transit time of transit Julian date, JD can use t transit no jd ... more details
Planetbox begin name HR 7722 c Planetbox image image image link the thumbing is automatically set at 300px caption caption required Planetbox star star name of planet s star constell planet s constellation RA right ascension of planet s star DEC declination of planet s star app mag apparent magnitude of planet s star dist ly planet s distance from Earth in light years dist pc planet s distance from Earth in parsecs class spectral type of planet s star mass mass of planet s star in solar masses radius radius of planet s star in solar radii temperature temperature of planet s star in kelvins metallicity metal content of planet s star relative to our sun in Fe H age age of planet s star in gigayears Planetbox orbit epoch epoch the orbit is valid for semimajor semimajor axis, in astronomical units AU semimajor gm semimajor axis, in gigameters Gm optional semimajor mas semimajor axis in milliarcseconds mas optional periastron periastron in astronomical units AU periastron gm periastron in gigameters Gm optional apastron apastron in astronomical units AU apastron gm apastron in gigameters Gm optional eccentricity orbital eccentricity period orbital period in days optional, can use period year instead period year orbital period in years optional, can use period instead period hour orbital period in hours optional, can use period instead speed orbital speed in kilometers per second km s inclination orbital inclination, in degrees node longitude of the node, in degrees arg peri argument of periastron, in degrees mean anomaly mean anomaly, in degrees always specify epoch when using this field, which should only be used for dynamical fits mean longitude mean longitude, in degrees always specify epoch when using this field, which should only be used for dynamical fits t peri time of periastron Julian date, JD can use t peri no jd instead t peri no jd time of periastron no calendar specified can use t peri instead t transit time of transit Julian date, JD can use t transit no jd ... more details
thumbing motion that was photographed. Colonel Mashbir left Japan on 8 December 1945 to serve on the management ... image 53376827 Photo of Sidney Mashbir thumbing handshake from Lt. Gen. Torashir Kawabe during ... of the thumbing incident Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Mashbir, Sidney ALTERNATIVE ... more details
Infobox Television episode Title The Once and Future King Series The Twilight Zone 1985 series Image Caption Season 2 Episode 25a Airdate September 27, 1986 Production Writer Bryce Maritano br George R.R. Martin Director Jim McBride Guests Jeff Yagher Gary, Elvis br Lisa Jane Persky Sandra Episode list List of Twilight Zone episodes Prev The Last Defender of Camelot The Twilight Zone The Last Defender of Camelot Next A Saucer of Loneliness The Saucer of Loneliness The Once and Future King is the first segment of the twenty fifth episode the first episode of the second season 1986 1987 of the television series The Twilight Zone 1985 series The Twilight Zone . Opening narration cquote Exit one Gary Pitkin, singer, impersonator, and restless subject of a dead king named Elvis Aaron Presley . A frustrated young man, born twenty five years too late, who is about to find his own place to dwell... in the Twilight Zone. Plot Gary, an Elvis impersonator , opens in a smoke filled lounge, singing Heartbreak Hotel in Elvis signature 1950s Lam fabric gold lam suit . Much to Gary s chagrin, his performance receives mediocre applause. Afterward, Gary is in his dressing room when his manager, Sandra, walks in. Sandra tells Gary that she was able to book him into a small hotel on the Las Vegas Strip . The mere mention of Las Vegas, Nevada Las Vegas drives Gary into a rant about how Vegas killed Elvis and how he didn t have to make the same mistakes he made just because he looked like Elvis. He laments about how it was great music, but she reminds him, it was...but it s not his music. As Gary is driving down the road, he sees an incoherent driver coming the opposite direction swerving left and right. To avoid hitting the driver, Gary steers off the road, only to have his car flip upside down. Gary awakes the next morning and sees the damage done to his car. He then gets up, grabs his guitar and starts hitchhiking thumbing for a ride. A man in an old pickup truck sees Gary and pulls ... more details
Infobox Company name London Armoury Company logo type Privately held company Private genre fate Defunct predecessor George & John Deane successor foundation On or about start date 1851 8 22 founder Robert Adams defunct location city London location country United Kingdom U.K location locations area served Worldwide key people John Adams industry firearms products Military pistol s services market cap revenue operating income net income aum assets equity owner num employees parent divisions subsid homepage footnotes intl yes Robert Adams 1809 1880 was a 19th century United Kingdom British gunsmith who patented the first successful trigger firearms double action revolver in 1851. His revolvers were used during the Crimean War , the Indian rebellion of 1857 Indian Mutiny , the U.S. Civil War , and the Anglo Zulu War . Career Dean and Adams File Percussion revolver Adams system IMG 3246.jpg thumb Adams Revolver, made by Durussel in Morges circa 1860. On display at Morges military museum Adams was the manager for the London arms manufacturers George & John Deane . On August 22, 1851, he was granted a British patent for a new revolver design. The .436 Dean and Adams was a five shot percussion cap percussion cap and ball revolver with a spurless hammer, and the first revolver with a solid frame. The revolver used a double action only system in which the external hammer could not be cocked by thumbing it back, like most other pistols of the era, but instead cocked itself when the trigger was pulled. This made it possible to fire the gun much more rapidly than contemporary trigger firearms single action revolvers, such as the Samuel Colt Colt , which had to be cocked prior to each shot. The Dean and Adams revolver was shown at the Great Exhibition of 1851 and subsequently approved by the British Army s Small Arms Committee in addition to being adopted by the East India Company for use by their cavalry. Orders for the revolver were great enough to prompt the Deane brothers to ... more details
when time is of the essence. Thumbing A late 20th century trend in typing, primarily used with devices such as PDA s with thumb keyboard s or smartphone s with small virtual keyboard s, is thumbing ... more details
PLEASE READ Stop making this page about your trip, what you did, where you went what you saw. The hippie trail cannot be defined by what you or your mates did on your trip. THIS SECTION WILL NOT DISPLAY, PLEASE DO NOT DELETE Image Hitchhiker Luxemburg 1977.jpg thumb 200px Hitchhiking was a common mode of transport on the hippie trail The hippie trail is a term used to describe the journeys taken by hippie s and others in the 1960s and 70s from Europe overland to and from southern Asia , mainly India , Pakistan and Nepal . One of the key motivations was the desire to travel as cheaply as possible, mainly to extend the length of time away from home, and so journeys were carried out by thumbing hitchhiking , or cheap, private bus es that travelled the route. There were also train s that traveled part of the way, particularly across Eastern Europe through Turkey with a ferry connection across Lake Van and to Tehran or east to Mashhad , Iran . From these cities, public or private transportation could then be obtained for the rest of the trip. These journeys evoked the 17th and 18th century tradition of the Grand Tour . The route s Such journeys would typically start from countries in western Europe, often London or Amsterdam . Many from the United States US took Icelandic Airlines to Luxembourg city Luxembourg . Most journeys passed through Istanbul , from where routes divided. The usual northern route passed through Tehran , Herat , Kabul , Peshawar and Lahore to India. An alternative route was from Turkey via Syria , Jordan , and Iraq to Iran and Pakistan. All travellers had to cross the Pakistan India border at Ganda Singh Wala or later at Wagah . Delhi , Varanasi then called Benares , Goa state Goa , Kathmandu , or Bangkok were the usual destinations in the east. Kathmandu still has a road, Jochen Tole, nicknamed Freak Street in memory of the many thousands of hippies who passed through. ref http www.sherpatrek.com Sordid NEPAL KATHMANDU Freak Street.php ref Further ... more details
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