Oct 17, 2022
Audrey Hepburn and Robert Clark, the Executive Director of Production for the Associated British Picture Corporation. Audrey was contracted as one ABPCs artists in the early 1950s.
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Audrey Hepburn and Robert Clark, the Executive Director of Production for the Associated British Picture Corporation. Audrey was contracted as one ABPCs artists in the early 1950s.
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Good News for all Strange Days at Blake Holsey High Fans!
Coming in Spring of 2022 from the original creator himself, Jim Rapsas: Strange Days at Blake Holsey High: Echoes
An expansion of the BHH multiverse, this webseries will follow the timeline after the the original series, expanding beyond the boundaries of the school to learn of the impact and events that came after Conclusions.
Also!!
A website!: https://www.blakeholsey.com/
Official merch!: https://www.blakeholsey.com/shop
OG Scripts!: https://www.blakeholsey.com/bhh-scripts
An Instagram with behind the scenes photos!: https://www.instagram.com/strangedaysatblakeholseyhigh/
Twitter!: https://twitter.com/BlakeHolseyHigh
Facebook!: https://www.facebook.com/blakeholseyhigh
and YouTube!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4RHg5pnwJsVN2CZ2U_hA8A/
AND THE ORIGINAL SHOW IS RETURNING TO STREAMING!
As a fan of this show I have been saddened about the inaccessibility to watch the show and the dearth of content over the last 16 years since the original series ended. I hope you all can join me in my joy about the return and continuation of this beloved series, and supporting them by following, subscribing, liking, etc. as they work to release new content!
Samuel and Harriet Freeman House, 1962 Glencoe Way, Hollywood, California,
The house was constructed with more than 12,000 cast concrete blocks used both inside and out, and features a salon-style layout with a central hearth, partially open kitchen and several outdoor spaces.Â
It was created by Frank Lloyd Wright 1923 and 1925 with additions and furniture by Rudolf Schindler and subsequent minor improvements by John Lautner, Gregory Ain, and Robert Clark.
The last meal of this 110-million-year-old dinosaur was preserved in stunning detail
It died on a summer day in what's now Alberta, Canada. Shortly after it ambled through the remains of a wildfire, it somehow ended up dead in a river among the Cretaceous landscape and was swept out to sea. There it remained entombed in marine sediments until 2011, when an oil-sands miner stumbled across the remains: the best-preserved dinosaur of its kind ever discovered.
PHOTOGRAPH BY ROBERT CLARK, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION
Palm Cockatoo, New Guinea / Cape York, New South Wales, Probosciger atterimus. This member of the Cacatuidae family is one of the largest in the lineage, meriting the nickname the Goliath Cockatoo. From "Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage," published by Chronicle Books.
Brilliance of Bird Feathers Revealed in New Photobook
© Robert Clark
Gray Junglefowl, Peninsular India, Gallus sonneratii.
Grey Peacock-Pheasant, Southeast Asia through Northeast India, Polyplectron bicalcaratum
Red Bird-of-Paradise, Papua New Guinea, Paradisea rubra.
Silver Pheasant, Southeast Asia, Mainland China, Lophura nycthemera
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Remember black hole high???
There is Florence and there is Firenze. Firenze is the place where the citizens of the capital of Tuscany live and work. Florence is the place where the rest of us come to look. Firenze goes back around two thousand years to the Romans and, at least in legend, the Etruscans. But Florence was founded in perhaps the early 1800s when expatriate French, English, Germans, and not a few Americans settled here to meditate on art and the locale—the genius of the place—that produced it. Over the next two centuries a considerable part of the rest of the world followed them for shorter visits—“visit” being derived from the Latin vistare, “to go to see,” and, further back, from videre, simply “to see”—in the form of what came to be called tourism. The Florentines are here, as they have always been, to live and work; to primp, boast, cajole, and make sardonic, acerbic asides; to count their money and hoard their real estate, the stuff—la roba—in their attics and cellars, and their secrets. We are here for the view.
Robert Clark, Dark Water:Â Art, Disaster, and Redemption in Florence