#jarne 80

[obsessedbyneon]

Philips manual, 1986.

Scan

#scan #philips #80s #eighties #jarne 80 #80s aesthetic

[abubblingcandle]

NADDPOD Last Lines

Emily mentioned a compilation of all the last lines before “And that’s where we end our session” and so I thought why not! 

Spoilers of course if you are not up to date 

Ep 1 - Oh my god there's so many knots, it's so knotty

Ep 2 - Moonshine immediately goes over and starts skinning some of the scales off so she can make a cute bandana

Ep 3 - And is that the Bullywug royalty? 

Ep 4 - And Moonshine dives in Baywatch style

Ep 5 - You guys get off into the swamp with the Green Teens

Ep 6 - And as you say that, it cracks

Ep 7 - I bend this guy over and knee him in the face

Ep 8 - BT: Guys I think the Jamboreen's cancelled. HS: Its definitely cancelled

Ep 9 - You see he's already working on something else, just reading a book and ignoring you

Ep 10 - Skulus we hardly knew ye 

Ep 11 - Skunkbug waves goodbye to you guys and you ride out of town as this giant building explodes and the bubble knights rush to it but you guys use the cover of night to escape and leave the city

Ep 12 - As Tonathon is being thrown like a baby you guys kinda comfort mutilated and depressed Beverly 

Ep 13 - I drop the three coffees I am holding

Ep 14 - That's your mum kid

Ep 15 - You can also see torchlight coming from the castle and torches all around the ruins

Ep 16 - I jump in and buckle myself in infront of his lap

Ep 17 - DM: I spared you Elias. HS: Oo you son of a bitch

Ep 18 - Like two rival gangs you guys stare each other down

Ep 19 - He gives you the crick water and you guys share a drink

Ep 20 - Hardwon takes the wheel as you guys fly off, I would say into the night but it is daytime, you fly off into the day

Ep 21 - In stark contrast to the west, where something clearly ain't right 

Ep 22 - I am Elias Stormborn, aka Hardwon Surefoot, bastard of the mountain, pride of the dwarfanage, the heart of Irondeep and I need your help

Ep 23 - But you see Cobb held in this mini tornado which then hovers over the open sky

Ep 24 - You guys stand toe to toe, sizzling water underneath you

Ep 25 - You got that right... I spore her real quick

Ep 26 - Cobb lead it on a chase but bring it back here 

Ep 27 - I back up, I'm out

Ep 28 - Welcome home baby 

Ep 29 - Beverly fires up the grill, there's a big celebration and plenty of brown to go around 

Ep 30 - Later Jarn. Keep it sleezy

Ep 31 - Apple fucking drags all of these unconscious adventurers into bed 

Ep 32 - DM: No it didn't I assumed she had it. MC: Oh right, sweet

Ep 33 - If you could just send that in the mail later? 

Ep 34 - As you make your way through the strange, cold foreign city towards keep Vinril to attempt to infiltrate the wedding welcome party and find Gemma Bronzebeard

Ep 35 - She did kiss me 

Ep 36 - You see this kid with this skull mask and this giant hooked sword comes out and takes Beverly and him and all of these skeleton kids head into the chapel

Ep 37 - Hey I'd cry if I looked like that too 

Ep 38 - And then there will be chaos and we will bring order

Ep 39 - I'm gonna need to borrow your ship

Ep 40 - Brother Hirog, our leader, inspired us. He has the fire touch and he will lead us to greatness 

Ep 41 - The band of boobs heads off again into the tundra towards the valley of the frigid death

Ep 42 - Anyone else like kinda flattered by being called sweet meat so much? 

Ep 43 - I have the featherfall ring, if I hold hands with people does that help a little bit? 

Ep 44 - Dragon you say? Come again? 

Ep 45 - Let's go kill some chosen

Ep 46 - DM: Hardwon Surefoot is shrinking. MC: I'm not gonna tell him. BT: I tug on the rope. 

Ep 47 - She takes her axe and she starts sharpening her rapier

Ep 48 - I pull down my pants and throw a javelin at him 

Ep 49 - And the mastlift starts travelling to the gnome section of Freespire

Ep 50 - But on the wind you catch the faintest hint of baby's breath and lavender 

Ep 51 - You guys begin descending the steps towards the old Court, towards Beverly Snr, Queen Cirilla and angels? 

Ep 52 - Yo, my bag brother way to fucking go! 

Ep 53 - You jacknife through and Beverly Snr follows

Ep 54 - And that's kind of my fault, I pat Galad's head

Ep 55 - You guys see smoke and hear activity in the distance like there is a settlement, or a town, or perhaps a court

Ep 56 - Really wish I brought a jacket

Ep 57 - Ah shit we tackle him

Ep 58 - And Beverly cannonballs into the plane of shadows 

Ep 59 - Where'd the bullet come from? I trace the trajectory

Ep 60 - Can I borrow this pinstripe vest? 

Ep 61 - With that you guys all begin heading towards Our Lady of Penance to talk to the revanants, the Knights of Penance

Ep 62 - You don't have long and you have a yapping bear cub possum Hardwon and your hands

Ep 63 - I'm so excited to finally have guests! 

Ep 64 - *sigh* It's good to come home

Ep 65 - He pulls you into the heavenly abyss

Ep 66 - DM: Suddenly a giant tentacle shoots up over the ship and a kraken emerges from below the boat. BT: They sold us a lemon! 

Ep 67 - You guys all take off towards Ember Heaven and Galad Rosel

Ep 68 - You see a lightning bolt come out of the sky and a few second later, thunder

Ep 69 - She brings you guys all in for a big group hug

Ep 70 - I have to look away so the tears don't ruin the pages

Ep 71 - You see sixteen teams left

Ep 72 - That's the symbol of the chosen

Ep 73 - You hear Akarot and his minions walking upstairs, waiting for you guarding the throne 

Ep 74 - You look out at the crowd, high elves and crick elves celebrating together and your father looking on at you proudly 

Ep 75 - Normally a two handed weapon, she easily wields one in each hand

Ep 76 - Moonshine, in this moment as she goes into the portal her eyes look clear

Ep 77 - On the fence, misspelled, is a sign that says Fort Rust 

Ep 78 - I'll keep my hair up just in case

Ep 79 - Who the hell was that? 

Ep 80 - You see he draws his sword, the same sword he used that day

Ep 81 - I don't think you are going to like this musk very much

#naddpod #naddpod spoilers #last lines

[thedenfantasyleague]

The Den Fantasy League Weekly Recaps: Week 7

Fellas,

Here is my current situation. It’s Tuesday afternoon a little before 2pm. I’ve been up since 5:30am and woke up with a pain in my neck/back. Must’ve slept wrong but I’m writing this in pain. So much so I have a heating pad on and almost bought a massage gun. Hurt or injured? Who knows.  Oh, and I have a volleyball tournament and my Dodgers have a chance to clinch a World Series tonight. The important thing is that I’m writing this while watching Halloweentown. Really the only thing getting me through this. On to the recap.

The Perfect Ten v. Viking Quest

E seemed to be rolling coming into this week and his record was two games above .500. Unfortunately, our previous champion struggled to put up points and couldn’t even reach 80 points. His highest scorer on the week was Golladay (14.4, One Pride), and really only found production from Conner and Fuller. Weirdly enough, E only secured touchdowns from two of his players: Mahomes and Fuller. Touchdowns = points, and E ended up with neither. I had a pretty good week and, despite going a double TE set, was able to have all but three players in double figures. Big games from Kamara, DJ, and Keenan helped secure the much-needed victory for Viking Quest.

Kalabar’s Revenge v. Virginia Reel Rockets

We’re in the heat of the spooky season and Al might have done the impossible: beat Kalabar this close to Halloween. Al and the Cards helped secure his win this week with big games on SNF. Kyler, Hopkins, and Kirk combined for almost 75 points alone and he found an additional 20+ points from Gurley on MNF. Is VRR clicking at the right time? Speaking of right time, G got into spooky season putting up a respectable 115+ points but he ran into an impressive week from VRR. G was led by his Packers (Rodgers, 27.32; Adams, 38.1) as well as a big game from Ridley. G was disappointed by his RB efforts which rewarded him with 3.4 points. The good news for G? He goes into Halloween weekend against an old foe: Mixon It Up.

Fire Jarn v. Miami-Dade Matthews Band

In the battle of the boys in the north, Robbie went back to his old ways and is slinking down to the bottom of the pack. He wasn’t our lowest-scorer on the week but he did still struggle to put points up. Having only four players in double figures will do that. If Rob picks the right QB he might have a chance to beat Scott but maybe he didn’t even check his lineup. Classic Rob… Scott on the other hand has been embracing his Miami name change and Mr. 305 is having a sneaky good season. Scott also had four players in double figures but benefitted from a big Sunday from Joey B’s Ds & Bs. His 33+ point performance helped seal the deal for Scott and he moves to 5-2.

11-4-1 PVO v. Wilmore Cinderella

Dylan was coming off a big win last week and appeared to have finally found some momentum but unfortunately for him, he hit JP on a perfect week. Dyl put up a good 118 and was led by Herbert (38.48), McLaurin (18.5), Buff D (16), and even Julio (13.7). Dylan sits at an unfortunate 2-5 but might be getting momentum at the right time for a playoff run. Now on to JP. Is he destined to win again? I’m not one to guarantee anything but, if I were, I would seriously consider putting my money on him winning it all. Some would say there’s no way he could lose it. Not me of course. For his performance this week, JP was led by Deshaun, Gibson, AJ, Godwin, and I think someone else. Am I missing someone? Oh, that’s right. Just a simple FORTY-FIVE POINT PERFORMANCE from Tyler Lockett. I know this is a rare occasion but hard to not be impressed by such a performance. Again, not guaranteeing. I couldn’t. But...

Tua Days v. Debbie Rowe

Speaking of guaranteeing, I will not be making any such guarantees for Tua Days. Sure Vinny had some bye-week issues but he came close to being doubled-up on the week. Vinny had three players in double figures but none worthwhile. Led by his TE, D, and Kicker, those aren’t the guys you need to perform in order to get a win. PVO to Dalton who got wrecked and only put up 2.6 points. Maybe Vinny can bounce back after the bye. Jake showed some mercy to Vinny by only putting up 107, a decent showing but not his full potential. HIs big scorers on the day were Boyd, Kreamy, and Prater-zone. Josh Allen might be going back to his old ways, something Jake can’t afford going into the playoff hunt. People are beginning to say Jake can’t close. Would hate for that to become the narrative…

Team Timshel v. Prof. Lupin’s Mixing it up

Our final matchup of the week finds our previous champ taking on a team just trying to piece things together. Mike again finds himself towards the top of the league with a win this week. Mike had big weeks from Russ, Henry, DJ, Higgins, and SF D. Mike’s team is looking to put everything together and pull a repeat out. Something that hasn’t been done in this league in back to back seasons. Gabe is finding himself in a state of flux. Battling outside spirits and perhaps his own internal demons, he’s trying to find his groove at the right time. He was able to piece together a decent backfield on the week and even had a twenty-plus performance from his D but having OBJ tear his ACL on the first play Sunday didn’t help. As mentioned, Gabe will take on Kalabar this weekend. Halloween weekend. This is dangerous territory for a team that could really use a win right now.

Week 8 Matchups

Viking Quest v. Tua Days Virginia Reel Rockets v. Fire Jarn Miami-Dade Matthews Band v. 11-4-1 PVO Wilmore Cinderella v. The Perfect Ten Debbie Rowe v. Team Timshel Prof. Lupin’s Mixing it up v. Kalabar’s Revenge *Game of the Week*

Kurse and Commish Chat

We welcome on G this week to quickly talk Kurses, Halloween, and the state of his team.

Your beloved Commissioner, 

Jared R. Mosqueda

[rotterdamvanalles]

DE GROTE FOTO'S VAN HET VERHAAL BLOG, 8

Gezicht op de watertoren (kralingen)

Gezicht op een regenachtig hoogstraat met bloemen verkoper die zijn bloemen probeert te verkopen,

Gezicht op een grafzapplin boven de hofplein met zicht op de delftse poort.

Twee bereden politie agenten op 2 pk's rijden de afrit af van de oostzeedijk boven naar beneden,

Gezicht op de coolsingel met veel tram verkeer. Jarn 30.

De eerste rotterdam marathon die in rotterdam is gelopen, jaren 80.

Gezicht op de zijkant van de hilton hotel gezien vanaf de coolsingel

Luchtfoto van het centrum rotterdam van na de oorlog, met zicht op de oude bijenkorf, (gedeeltelijk verwoest) met zicht op de coolsingel,hbu gebouw, beursgebouw, postkantoor, stadhuis, in de richting van de hofplein wat daar nog van over is, met op de achtergrond de spoorviaduct, begin jaren 50.

Kleine kerk (feyenoord)

[aucoeurdeschevaux]

Agenda équestre du samedi 16 mars au samedi 23 mars 2019

Voici quelques dates à ne pas manquer cette semaine.

LE SAMEDI 16 MARS 2019

Concours complet à Dijon (21) et à Saint Mars d’Outillé (72).

Dressage à Ajaccio (2a), à Paris (75) et à Limoges (87).

Saut d'obstacles à Saumur (49), à Sancourt (59), à Saint Hilaire du Harcouët (50), à Barbizon (77), à Meyreuil (13), à Cheminot (57), à Saint Seurin sur l’Isle (33), à Sens (89), à Pibrac (31) et à Champagné les Marais (85).

Endurance à Escamps (46), à Guégon (56), à Touvérac (16) et à la Voulte sur Rhône (07).

LE DIMANCHE 17 MARS 2019

Voltige à Meaux (77) et à Cernay (68).

Concours complet à Vernoil le Fourrier (49), à Jablines (77), à Saint Mars d’Outillé (72), à Saint Jory de Chalais (24) et  à Longvilliers (78).

Dressage à Villers Cotterêts (02), à Gouvieux (60), à Malafretaz (01), à Saint Gilles (30), à Yssingeaux (43), aux Andelys (27), à Salouël (80) et à la Jarne (17).

Hunter à Châteaudun (28), à Brignoles (83) et  à Landiras (33).

Saut d'obstacles à Châlons en Champagne (51), à Grand Laviers (80), à Marolles en Brie (94), à Figeac (46), à Herbignac (44), à Assas (34), à Toulouse (31), à Loudéac (22), à Grenoble (38) et à Mulhouse (68).

Endurance à Sommières (30), à Touvérac (16), à Gouy Servins (62), à Escamps (46), à Corcelles les Monts (21) et à Guégon (56).

L'équitation western à Saint Hilaire de Brethmas (30).

LE LUNDI 18 MARS 2019

Saut d'obstacles à Maisons Laffitte (78) et à Barbizon (77).

LE MARDI 19 MARS 2019

Concours complet à Arnac Pompadour (19).

Saut d'obstacles à Deauville (14), à Uzès (30), à Hennebont (56), à Vougy (42), à Barbaste (47), à la Haye Pesnel (50) et à la Roche sur Yon (85).

LE MERCREDI 20 MARS 2019

Concours complet à Saumur (49).

Saut d'obstacles à Sainte Aulde (77) et à Subligny (89).

LE JEUDI 21 MARS 2019

Concours complet à Vernet (31).

Dressage à Jablines (77).

Saut d'obstacles à Grabels (34), à Saint Orens de Gameville (31), à Lamotte Beuvron (41), à Jablines (77), à Biarritz (64), à Villeneuve Loubet (06), à Mantes la Jolie (78) et au Mans (72).

LE VENDREDI 22 MARS 2019

Concours complet à Vernet (31).

Dressage à Vidauban (83), à Rosières aux Salines (54) et au Mans (72).

Hunter à Nice (06).

Saut d'obstacles à Chaumont en Vexin (60), à Sancourt (59), à Bièvres (91), à Lucciana (2b), à Orveau (91), à Saint Valérien (89), à Saint Genest Lerpt (42), à Ribeauvillé (68), à Vichy (03), à Sainte Cécile (71), à Boissy le Châtel (77), à Dole (39), à Bressuire (79), à Hautot sur Seine (76), à Paris (75), à Auvers (50), au Mans (72), à Cheminot (57), à Berre l’Étang (13), à Saint Yrieix la Perche (87) et à Iffendic (35).

Endurance à Fontainebleau (77).

LE SAMEDI 23 MARS 2019

Voltige à Niort (79).

Attelage à Forcalquier (04) et à la Capelle (02).

Dressage à Deauville (14), à Hautefeuille (77), à Vernoil le Fourrier (49) et à Royan (17).

Saut d'obstacles à Cattenom (57), à Bourg en Bresse (01), à Ambérieux en Dombes (01), à Sainte Foy (85), à la Roche sur Yon (85), à Montbartier (82), à Villeneuve Loubet (06), à Angers (49), à Dunkerque (59), à Brienne le Château (10), à Saint Girons d’Aiguevives (33), à Aurin (31), à Plabennec (29), à Nouans les Fontaines (37), à Angoulême (16) et à Riom (63).

Endurance à Sommant (71).

Équitation western à Lingé (36).

#agenda équestre #evenement cheval #actualité du cheval #compétition équestre #calendrier équestre

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Un expresionismo feroz de Alberto García-Alix

Gemma frente a su horizonte. (2012) Fotografía en papel baritado con tratamiento de archivo al selenio. Papel 50×60 cm. Tamaño de mancha 47×47 cm.

“Un expresionismo feroz” se inaugura el próximo 23 de noviembre en el CCE y Galería Xippas. La muestra se enmarca en el Festival de Fotografía MUFF, organizado por el Centro de Fotografía de Montevideo. La exposición nos adentra en el universo de García-Alix en un recorrido histórico de sus diferentes épocas. El mundo de las motos es un gran eje narrativo de donde además, se incluye una amplia variedad de trabajos recientes.

Coproducen: CCE, Centro de Fotografía de Montevideo y Galería Xippas. Curaduría: Ricardo Ramón Jarne

Alberto García Alix (León, 1956) es uno de los fotógrafos españoles con mayor proyección internacional; sus obras están presentes en las mejores colecciones de fotografía y museos del mundo. Comenzó su formación en la carrera de Imagen en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, pero la abandonó por considerarla carente de interés y excesivamente teórica, por lo que puede considerarse autodidacta. Respetado como uno de los mejores retratistas de la fotografía contemporánea, buscando la sencillez y la profundidad a través de un plano frontal muy directo. Es de los pocos fotógrafos actuales que mantiene la continuidad de la fotografía química, no es partidario de los trucos y le obsesiona la pureza en el revelado en blanco y negro. Sus exposiciones son acontecimientos artísticos y sociales de primer nivel. En 2009 la exposición antológica del artista en el Museo Nacional de Arte Contemporáneo Reina Sofía de Madrid, batió récords históricos convirtiéndose en la muestra más visita de la historia del museo.

“Un expresionismo feroz” es una exposición inédita que analiza sus últimas conquistas estéticas, puede considerarse la más vanguardista de un autor que es icono vivo de la fotografía contemporánea. Las fotografías de motos son el hilo conductor de una ruta artística y de vida que incluye paisajes, retratos, autorretratos, edificios solitarios, donde el autor hace una “increíble, sincera y brutal introspección en sí mismo y en su mundo más íntimo”.

La exposición se enmarca en el Festival MUFF en el cual el artista participará el lunes 28 de noviembre junto al curador de la muestra, Ricardo Ramón Jarne, en una charla en la Intendencia de Montevideo donde se proyectará el documental biográfico “De donde no se vuelve”, dirigido por Nicolás Combarro. Todo un hito para la agenda cultural en la capital uruguaya y en el Cono Sur.

Ricardo Ramón Jarne, curador de la exposición

Las motos, las mujeres, la música, la noche, las drogas, la vida y la muerte, siempre han servido de inspiración a Alberto García-Alix. Las fotografías de motos particularmente se han constituido como un eje directriz de su obra, que es lo mismo que decir de su vida, y forman parte de su último libro publicado, titulado “Moto”. Esta muestra presentaba desde las primeras instantáneas que tomó en 1975 durante una carrera de motocrós, hasta el año 2007. En estas últimas, el autor inicia un renovado discurso fotográfico, en el que consigue potenciar la expresión de sus sentimientos y emociones, por encima de la representación de la realidad objetiva.

La transformación entre las imágenes de los 80 y 90 y las de ahora es muy radical. En las imágenes más antiguas presenta autorretratos y retratos de personajes montados en sus máquinas, es la vida alrededor de las motos. Las motos, aunque aparezcan en primer término no quitan protagonismo a los personajes, al entorno, son un elemento importante, pero un elemento más. La moto se va convirtiendo en personaje, a través de su fragmentación. En las imágenes recientes no se ve nunca la máquina completa; el manillar, los neumáticos, el chasis, el árbol de levas, el espejo retrovisor… son partes fundamentales de la anatomía de la moto, que además indican acciones específicas y funciones imprescindibles, como las partes del cuerpo humano. Estas fotografías son, en sí mismas, la prueba palpable de la humanización de la moto. La sombra, que es la representación del alma de la moto, es sólo visible con la acción de los rayos del sol o la iluminación de los faros de otras motos. Estas sombras, que son bidimensionales, se adaptan a la distorsión del pavimento irregular, de las aceras, de las alcantarillas, donde se proyectan creando con ellas una nueva figura tridimensional. Es una simbiosis que produce el efecto distorsionado y exagerado, propio del expresionismo, que causa la real equiparación y confrontación de la moto con el ser humano.

Motos y vida, motos y muerte. La moto deja de ser un objeto para convertirse en un personaje de primera fila igual de importante que los que la montan, tiene vida propia y tiene alma. El objeto real se transforma por medio del uso de un expresionismo feroz, en alegoría, en sentimiento, en estado de ánimo; poco importa lo definido, lo presente; las motos, lo mismo que los edificios de París o de China, las siluetas de los árboles y las rejas, expresan condiciones extremas de soledad, de desamparo, son metáforas de abandono o de fuga.

Estas fotografías de una vida en moto se van intercalando con otras que son imprescindibles en la iconografía de Alberto García-Alix y en la iconografía de la fotografía española, y que han dejado imágenes eternas, que ya forman parte de la rica Historia de la Fotografía, representando desde dentro – Alix nunca fue una artista periférico – la realidad. En sus inicios, a finales de los setenta y los ochenta, realizó la magistral crónica fotográfica de la movida madrileña, movimiento que significó un cambio fundamental en la cultura de la sociedad española de la transición democrática, y que tuvo como protagonistas destacados a Pedro Almodóvar, Rossy de Palma, Fanny McNamara, Ceesepe, Hortelano, Alaska y otros muchos, magistralmente retratados por el artista. García-Alix podría haberse quedado allí, en una cómoda situación de referente imprescindible de una época, como muchos otros artistas de su entorno hicieron. Pero la comodidad no entra en la idiosincrasia de nuestro artista, él es un artista incómodo y provoca incomodidad. Alix ha marcado, en su trayectoria posterior, una distancia esencial, a la velocidad de la moto en una carretera sin curvas, con aquellas fotos. Su maestría continúa en el terreno oscilante del riesgo, de la inseguridad, del sobresalto, hasta hoy, con el descubrimiento de maravillosos y oscuros personajes de mirada intensa, de edificios nocturnos, de vegetaciones vivas pero muertas, pero sobre todo haciendo una increíble, sincera y brutal introspección en sí mismo y en su mundo más íntimo. Esta es la verdadera esencia del trabajo actual de García-Alix, su más inquietante hallazgo

Texto: Ricardo Ramón Jarne, curador de la exposición

Alberto García Alix (León, 1956)

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A lo largo de su carrera ha recibido diversos premios nacionales e internacionales como el Premio Nacional de Fotografía (1999), el Premio de Fotografía de la Comunidad de Madrid (2004), el Premio PHotoEspaña (2012), y ha sido finalista en 2014 del Premio Deutsche Börse. En 2012 fue nombrado Caballero de la Orden de las Artes y de las Letras de Francia.

Desde principios de los 80, ha realizado numerosas exposiciones en espacios como Les Rencontres Internationales d’Arlès, el Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, la parisina Maison Européenne de la Photographie, el Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León (MUSAC) y Tabacalera de Madrid, espacio gestionado por el Ministerio de Cultura español.

Como autor, ha publicado una docena de libros de fotografía y diversas obras audiovisuales donde narrativa e imagen se complementan. El libro de fotografías “MOTO” (2015), editado por la editorial Cabeza de Chorlito –de la que es cofundador–, es el último de los libros que ha publicado. En él se recopila el trabajo fotográfico que ha realizado sobre la moto, desde finales de los setenta hasta ahora. Como editor, cabe señalar también que fundó la revista de culto “El Canto de la Tripulación” (1989).

En 2017, con motivo del veinte aniversario de PhotoEspaña, la organización del festival ofrece a Alberto García-Alix una “carta blanca” como comisario para programar seis exposiciones. García-Alix convoca para esta ocasión, bajo la temática de “lo sublime y lo heterodoxo”, a los fotógrafos Paulo Nozolino, Antoine d’Agata, Pierre Molinier, Teresa Margolles, y Karlheinz Weinberger y Anders Petersen, siendo la muestra de éste último la más visitada del festival que, por vez primera en sus veinte años de historia, consigue superar la cifra un millón de visitantes.

Entre sus últimos proyectos expositivos en solitario destacan “La razón de ser”, realizada en junio de 2017 en la Galería Juana de Aizpuru de Madrid, donde mostró más de una treintena de fotografías inéditas realizadas a lo largo de los últimos tres años. En la actualidad, se está exponiendo su obra “De donde no se vuelve” en FoLa de Buenos Aires (Argentina) y en noviembre tiene previsto realizar dos nuevas exposiciones, con su trabajo más reciente, en el Centro Cultural de España en Montevideo (Uruguay) y en la Galería Xippas.

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CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 4 DAYS 3 NIGHT

Destination : Chiang Mai , Chiang Rai ,

Activity : Free and Easy

Duration : 4 Days 3 Night

Doi Suthep / Phuphing Palace / Mea Sa Elephant show / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / Chiang Rai / Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Opium House / White Temple / Sankampeng

CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 4 DAYS 3 NIGHT

Day : 1 Time : TBA Doi Suthep / Phuphing Palace

Visit the most Chiang Mai’s famous temple. Watt Prathat Doi Suthep is a Holy Buddhist Temple. There are about 300 steps to climb. The reward is more than worth the effort. You will see a beautiful Buddhist Temple and you will experience a beautiful panoramic view while climbing the stairs. A bird's eye view of the entire city and the surrounding areas can be seen from the temple grounds. Phuping Palace the palace is also the royal guesthouse for prominent State visitors from abroad. The lavishly landscaped gardens and grounds

Day : 2 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Mea Sa Elephant show / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / Transfer to Chiang Rai

The Elephant Safari at Maesa Elephant Camp starts with the elephants show their special talents in various ways and how they are trained to help working in the jungles.Mae Kha Jan Hot Spring is divided into three hot springs and an average temperature is about 80 degree Celsius.

Day : 3 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Opium House / White Temple / Return to Chiang Mai

Wat Roong Khun (White Temple) the most beautiful Temple, which is color in white of grass sculpture, Mae Sai the northern most point on Thai - Burma border. Golden Triangle where the borders of Thai-Laos-Burma, Enjoy scenery and visit Lao Border Opium House Often confused with the hall of Opium, the House of Opium or the Opium House consists of numerous antiques that are related to the Golden Triangle of the Chiang Rai.

Day : 4 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Home industries

You’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating you’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating unique works then buy them; some will even arrange shipping to your home country.

Tel. [phone] Line ID : standardtour E-mail : [email protected] Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Standard-Tour-Thailand-339996662440/ http://www.standardtour.com/inbound-category.

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The Den Weekly Fantasy Recap: Week 6

Gents,

We’re already into Week 6 of this season and a lot has happened. We’ve had to adapt, we’ve had to defend against Kurses, and we’ve had to make some name changes to spice things up. All this and we’re basically halfway from the finish line of the regular season. It’s about to get real.

Viking Quest v. 11-4-1 PVO

I’m sorry. I truly am. Dealing with some bye-week blues, I didn’t stand a chance against Dylan. Even with a 30 spot on my bench with Matty Ice (classic Falcons), I still wouldn’t have had a chance. I had three players meet their projections this week (Taylor, Moore, and Kelce) and the rest really couldn’t put up a fight. Another bye-week issue coming up but I can’t complain. I have to win. No excuses. Speaking of winning, congrats to Dylan. He came into this game tied for last place but was able to seal his second win on the season. Despite fumbling issues from Zeke, Dylan had 75+ points from three players alone: RoJo, Julio, and Kittle. Those alone beat me and the rest was just an insult. Dylan looks to continue his winning streak and create some distance between himself and the bottom.

Virginia Reel Rockets v. Team Timshel

Poor Al. Despite being our fourth higher scorer on the week, he ran into a week-leading Mike for a tough loss. Surprisingly, Al was able to score as much as he did with four (4!) players from the same team in his lineup. Unfortunately for him, only Kyler and Kirk had good enough games to get him some solid points. Mike also went with the teammate approach to his starting lineup and had nearly 70 points amongst Tannehill and Henry. Oh, and his kicker got 20 points. Mike’s team is starting to look good and getting into champion form.

Miami-Dade Matthews Band v. Kalabar’s Revenge

Yes, you are reading that correctly. In a battle of who loves Miami more (Scott and Vinny) the former went all out and changed his team name. In our lowest-scoring game of the week, Scott’s name change was in the aftermath of victory. Scott actually had only two players meet their projections Tim Patrick (who?) and Pats D. That’s it and yet he somehow pulled out the win. G had three players meet their projections but unfortunately, those were the only players he had in double figures. His biggest disappointments could be his Packers (Rodgers & Adams) who missed their projections by 23.5. They combined for 12.9 of which Rodgers had 3.8. Not great. G is going to need to shake off the bad juju before October ends because who knows what November will look like.

Wilmore Cinderella v. Fire Jarn

In the battle of bad-ballers, JP took on Rubbie, and just like basketball JP won. Again. How did JP shock the world? Well despite his RBs providing virtually nothing, he had big games from Deshaun, AJ, and Chase. Could JP return to championship-form or his destined to be Cabana Boy again? Speaking of Cabana Boy, the guy who doesn’t want to see JP as CB again gave him a victory he desperately needed. Robbie only had three players in double figures but only one of those actually met their projection on the week. Starting the wrong QB definitely didn’t help but that’s the risk of fantasy. Who is Rob this year? Is he reverting back to his old self or is getting a slow start to duplicate his solid season last year? Only time will tell.

Debbie Rowe v. The Perfect Ten

Jake knew going into this one he had a slim chance of winning. His prediction came to fruition this week as he lost by a solid thirty points to E. Jake’s bad vibes led his team to only having two players reach their projection on the week: his D and Clyde. Fun fact: Clyde is allergic to touchdowns. Another fun fact? Sure! If Jake starts Justin Jefferson and Bucs D this is a whole new conversation. Does JuJu deserve to be benched? Did he let his deep love for Rodgers blind him from playing a good D? Maybe. Maybe. E is slowly starting to look like a champion once again. He actually only had three players meet their projections: Conner, Fuller, Phins D. Luckily for him Fuller greatly surpassed his projection, and everyone really just pitched in. Are we concerned that E will win the league again and embarrass us all? Yes.

Mr. Magorium’s Mixon It Up v. Tua Days

Speaking of Miami, that team/city has been the hot topic of our league lately. In a battle of trash-talkers, Miami’s “own” won the battle of talk in a pretty convincing fashion. Gabe fell just shy of 80 points on the week and failed to have a player reach their projection on the week and his best player (Mixon it Up) scored 13.9 points. Unfortunately, he made the wrong play in leaving Swift on the bench but that still wouldn’t have been enough. Miami’s “own” had four players reach their projection including 28+ from Lamar and Kenyan and 11+ from Bears D and Raaaaaaaaandy (Vinny will get that one; Aziz, look it up). Oh, and Cooks scored 17+, a true shocker. Vinny is going to let his game do the talking and let’s hope that, for this year, his game will step up.

Week 7 Matchups

The Perfect Ten v. Viking Quest Kalabar’s Revenge v. Virginia Reel Rockets Fire Jarn v. Miami-Dade Matthews Band Tua Days v. Debbie Rowe Team Timshel v. Mr. Magorium’s Mixon It Up 11-4-1 PVO v. Wilmore Cinderella *Game of the Week*

Kurse

“Scott” - G the Medium

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CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS

Destination : Chiang Mai , Chiang Rai ,

Activity : Free and Easy

Duration : 5 Days 4 Night

Doi Suthep / Phuping Palace / Meatang Elephant Camp / Elephant Riding / Bamboo Rafting / Ox cart / Orchid Farm / Snake Show / Monkey School / Long Neck / Sankampeng / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / White temple / Transfer to Chiang Rai / Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Return to Chiang Mai / City Tou

CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS

Day : 1 Time : TBA

Doi Suthep / Phuping Palace

Visit the most Chiang Mai’s famous temple. Watt Prathat Doi Suthep is a Holy Buddhist Temple. There are about 300 steps to climb. The reward is more than worth the effort. You will see a beautiful Buddhist Temple and you will experience a beautiful panoramic view while climbing the stairs. A bird's eye view of the entire city and the surrounding areas can be seen from the temple grounds. Phuping Palace the palace is also the royal guesthouse for prominent State visitors from abroad. The lavishly landscaped gardens and grounds

Day : 2 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Meatang Elephant Camp / Elephant Riding / Bamboo Rafting / Ox cart / Orchid Farm / Snake Show / Monkey School / Long Neck

Elephant camp, where you'll visit the elephant demonstration by the mahouts (elephant handlers). Thailand is truly 'the land of the elephant, with nearly 5,000 wild and domesticated elephants in the country. After a brief demonstration, continue your adventure riding the Jumbo Elephant to zenith of the mountain which the beauty of nature along the way and down in to the side of the stream. Ox-cart riding On top of that, experience a trip back into the olden days by catching a ride on an oxcart riding. Bamboo Rafting Bamboo rafting along Mae Taeng river activities. Orchid farm is famous for breeding a variety of species of orchids using appropriate technology. In addition to learning about orchid breeding, it is also possible to learn about various butterfly species. Monkey school in its picturesque setting, this show transports you to a pig tailed macaque camp and reveals the incredible bond between the Monkey trainers and their monkeys. Snake farm this farm is the largest snake farm in the region. It attracts the maximum number of crowd as compared to all other Chiang Mai Parks & Gardens. Mae Sa Snake Farm, Chiang Mai has a large collection of snakes. Snake handlers show the general public all kinds of snakes in the farm, Long neck Village There are 5 different hill tribe people over here. A total community of around 150 villagers, Visit Orchid farm is famous for breeding a variety of species of orchids using appropriate technology. In addition to learning about orchid breeding, it is also possible to learn about various butterfly species.

Day : 3 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Sankampeng / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / White temple / Chiang Rai

You’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating you’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating unique works then buy them; some will even arrange shipping to your home country.   Mae Kha Jan Hot Spring is divided into three hot springs and an average temperature is about 80 degree Celsius. Wat Roong Khun (White Temple) The most beautiful Temple ,which is color in white of grass sculpture.

Day : 4 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Return to Chiang Mai

Doi Tung is a royal palace in Chiang Rai Province. Golden triangle is the place where 3 country merge together (thai,laos and mynmar)

Day : 5 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

City Tour

The tour going around Chiang Mai old town square which surrounded by old city moat, first of all capital for you to visit Three Kings Monument, Three Kings memorial statue to commemorate the construction of the ancient city of Chiang Mai and visit Chiang Mai Art & Culture Museum which is traditional Thai style hall of Museum to journey back in history of Chiang Mai and Northern Thailand. Visit Wat Phra Sing and Chedi Luang Temple was to remain the tallest structure in Chiang Mai for over 500 years. The Chedi was destroyed in the earthquake in 1845 , Take Took Took goes round the Chiangmai City see how the Chiangmai city Moat that we used to protect the enemy in the past and see how beautiful it was.

Tel. [phone] Line ID : standardtour E-mail : [email protected] Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Standard-Tour-Thailand-339996662440/ http://www.standardtour.com/inbound-category.

#tour chiang rai #thailand

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CHIANG RAI 4 DAYS 3 NIGHT

Destination :  Chiang Rai  Chiang Mai

Activity : Free and Easy

Duration : Chiang Rai 4 Days 3 Night

Doi Suthep / Phuphing Palace / Mea Sa Elephant show / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / Chiang Rai / Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Opium House / White Temple / Sankampeng

CHIANG RAI 4 DAYS 3 NIGHT

Day : 1 Time : TBA Doi Suthep / Phuphing Palace

Visit the most Chiang Mai’s famous temple. Watt Prathat Doi Suthep is a Holy Buddhist Temple. There are about 300 steps to climb. The reward is more than worth the effort. You will see a beautiful Buddhist Temple and you will experience a beautiful panoramic view while climbing the stairs. A bird's eye view of the entire city and the surrounding areas can be seen from the temple grounds. Phuping Palace the palace is also the royal guesthouse for prominent State visitors from abroad. The lavishly landscaped gardens and grounds

Day : 2 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Mea Sa Elephant show / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / Transfer to Chiang Rai

The Elephant Safari at Maesa Elephant Camp starts with the elephants show their special talents in various ways and how they are trained to help working in the jungles.Mae Kha Jan Hot Spring is divided into three hot springs and an average temperature is about 80 degree Celsius.

Day : 3 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Opium House / White Temple / Return to Chiang Mai

Wat Roong Khun (White Temple) the most beautiful Temple, which is color in white of grass sculpture, Mae Sai the northern most point on Thai - Burma border. Golden Triangle where the borders of Thai-Laos-Burma, Enjoy scenery and visit Lao Border Opium House Often confused with the hall of Opium, the House of Opium or the Opium House consists of numerous antiques that are related to the Golden Triangle of the Chiang Rai.

Day : 4 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Home industries

You’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating you’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating unique works then buy them; some will even arrange shipping to your home country.

Tel. [phone] Line ID : standardtour E-mail : [email protected] Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Standard-Tour-Thailand-339996662440/ http://www.standardtour.com/inbound-category.html

#tour chiang mai #tour chiang rai

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CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS

Destination : chiang Mai chiang Rai

Activity : Free and Easy

Duration : 5 Days 4 Night

Doi Suthep / Phuping Palace / Meatang Elephant Camp / Elephant Riding / Bamboo Rafting / Ox cart / Orchid Farm / Snake Show / Monkey School / Long Neck / Sankampeng / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / White temple / Transfer to Chiang Rai / Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Return to Chiang Mai / City Tour

CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS

Day : 1 Time : TBA

Doi Suthep / Phuping Palace

Visit the most Chiang Mai’s famous temple. Watt Prathat Doi Suthep is a Holy Buddhist Temple. There are about 300 steps to climb. The reward is more than worth the effort. You will see a beautiful Buddhist Temple and you will experience a beautiful panoramic view while climbing the stairs. A bird's eye view of the entire city and the surrounding areas can be seen from the temple grounds. Phuping Palace the palace is also the royal guesthouse for prominent State visitors from abroad. The lavishly landscaped gardens and grounds

Day : 2 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Meatang Elephant Camp / Elephant Riding / Bamboo Rafting / Ox cart / Orchid Farm / Snake Show / Monkey School / Long Neck

Elephant camp, where you'll visit the elephant demonstration by the mahouts (elephant handlers). Thailand is truly 'the land of the elephant, with nearly 5,000 wild and domesticated elephants in the country. After a brief demonstration, continue your adventure riding the Jumbo Elephant to zenith of the mountain which the beauty of nature along the way and down in to the side of the stream. Ox-cart riding On top of that, experience a trip back into the olden days by catching a ride on an oxcart riding. Bamboo Rafting Bamboo rafting along Mae Taeng river activities. Orchid farm is famous for breeding a variety of species of orchids using appropriate technology. In addition to learning about orchid breeding, it is also possible to learn about various butterfly species. Monkey school in its picturesque setting, this show transports you to a pig tailed macaque camp and reveals the incredible bond between the Monkey trainers and their monkeys. Snake farm this farm is the largest snake farm in the region. It attracts the maximum number of crowd as compared to all other Chiang Mai Parks & Gardens. Mae Sa Snake Farm, Chiang Mai has a large collection of snakes. Snake handlers show the general public all kinds of snakes in the farm, Long neck Village There are 5 different hill tribe people over here. A total community of around 150 villagers, Visit Orchid farm is famous for breeding a variety of species of orchids using appropriate technology. In addition to learning about orchid breeding, it is also possible to learn about various butterfly species.

Day : 3 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Sankampeng / Mea Ka Jarn Hot Spring / White temple / Chiang Rai

You’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating you’ll find variety of shops specializing in antiquities, Thai silk, Handicrafts, Umbrella Making Factory, Silverware, the best guarantee jewelry, Leather Product, Honey Shop and ceramics. Watch craftsmen and women creating unique works then buy them; some will even arrange shipping to your home country.   Mae Kha Jan Hot Spring is divided into three hot springs and an average temperature is about 80 degree Celsius. Wat Roong Khun (White Temple) The most beautiful Temple ,which is color in white of grass sculpture.

Day : 4 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

Doi Tung Palace / Mea Sai / Golden Triangle / Return to Chiang Mai

Doi Tung is a royal palace in Chiang Rai Province. Golden triangle is the place where 3 country merge together (thai,laos and mynmar)

Day : 5 Time : 08:00 Include Meal : (Breakfast)

City Tour

The tour going around Chiang Mai old town square which surrounded by old city moat, first of all capital for you to visit Three Kings Monument, Three Kings memorial statue to commemorate the construction of the ancient city of Chiang Mai and visit Chiang Mai Art & Culture Museum which is traditional Thai style hall of Museum to journey back in history of Chiang Mai and Northern Thailand. Visit Wat Phra Sing and Chedi Luang Temple was to remain the tallest structure in Chiang Mai for over 500 years. The Chedi was destroyed in the earthquake in 1845 , Take Took Took goes round the Chiangmai City see how the Chiangmai city Moat that we used to protect the enemy in the past and see how beautiful it was.

Tel. [phone] Line ID : standardtour E-mail : [email protected] Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Standard-Tour-Thailand-339996662440/ http://www.standardtour.com/inbound-category.html

#tour chiang mai