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A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell e Espartero. Comeza o Bienio progresista.Desamortización de Madoz
Memoria de España
Videos que hice para estudiar historia, espero les sirvan a alguien mas :D
- published: 29 Nov 2012
- views: 55201
From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazetteer and covers the roles played by diseases, treatments and cures in London's sprawling history.
This video features a point of interest on walk five from the book, 'Politics, Poverty, Pox and Pleasure: Soho by night'.
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- published: 11 Nov 2008
- views: 58976
First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kite-Powell and performed in Opperman Music Hall on the FSU College of Music campus on April 17, 2005.
Members of the ensembles:
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ:
Christine Keene and Lyndsey Thornton, first sopranos
Erin Martin and Paige Carpenter, second sopranos
Tim Galloway, Reginald Mobley, Jennifer Hamilton, altos
William Southerland and John Spilker, tenors
Wayne Adams, Aron Bederson, Tim Bengford, Rainer Weissenberger, basses
Brass Ensemble:
Joshua Crook and Robert Carter, French horns
Tom Dougherty and David Jackson, flugelhorns
Jared Adams and Sara Gover, baritone horns
Christopher Lair, tuba; David Wells, bassoon
Michael Rittling, double bass; John Mason III, organ
transcribed into modern notation by Eric Harbeson
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ [Singers of Early Music] was formed in the fall of 1989 with the intent to perform music from 1200-1650 in a historically informed manner. The group consists of eight to twelve singers, often one on a part, and includes undergraduates, masters, and doctoral students. Some students are voice majors, while others study music education, choral conducting, theory, or musicology.
After our inaugural concert, my friend and colleague, Douglass Seaton, sent a letter to Dean Bob Glidden praising the ensemble, as seen in this excerpt:
"There is no question that this was by far the best early-music performance I have heard since I came to Florida State. Indeed, it was perhaps one of the best three or four musical experiences I have had in Tallahassee, and having recently been to England and heard some of the finest early-music choirs in the world, I would have to say that the Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ last night were as fine as any of them."
Following our performance at the Florida American Choral Directors Association at Rollins College, Winter Park, in 1994, the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Miami (Jo-Michael Scheibe), and the Artistic Director of the Miami Bach Society (Donald Oglesby) co-wrote the following lines to Dean Jon Piersol about our performance:
"It was truly an outstanding performance of the highest professional caliber, worthy of comparison to groups like the Tallis Scholars. The standing ovation accorded the group by the members of ACDA testifies to the strength of the ensemble's performance. We [. . . ] hope you can make it possible for these singers to be heard on recording and in concert throughout the nation. They bring credit to the choral music activities of FSU and our state."
Indeed, the ensemble is often referred to as Tallahassee's "Tallis Scholars," one of England's premiere vocal ensembles. Our local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, has referred to the group as "FSU's heavenly Renaissance choir."
Two full-length concerts per year are common for this group of singers, and they have performed for the American Musicological Society regional conventions in Lafayette, La., Tuscaloosa, Al, Tallahassee, Palm Beach, and New Orleans (twice), the National Theory Society convention, the national convention of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, the International Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Conference, the International conference on "John Eccles and His Contemporaries: English Theatre and Music in London circa 1700," and for the opening of the exhibition from the Victoria & Albert Museum at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach; twice they were broadcast on National Public Radio's Millennium of Music.
Many of the singers from earlier years are currently professors, performers, or administrators at colleges and universities around the country and abroad, including (those of which I am aware) Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Wisconsin, Australia, Iceland, and Norway.
JEFFERY KITE-POWELL, professor emeritus of The Florida State University College of Music and director of the Early Music Program (1984-2013), edited and contributed to "A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music" (IUP, 2007), edited and translated Michael Praetorius's "Syntagma Musicum III" (OUP, 2004), and edited the second edition of "A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music" (IUP, 2012). He served as president of Early Music America (1998-2001) and was awarded the Thomas Binkley Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Collegium Director (2003). On his retirement, colleagues and former students from across the country contributed to a book entitled "Hands-On" Musicology: Essays in Honor of Jeffery Kite-Powell (Steglein Press, 2012).
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 1995
Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in death. Size (area) is proportional to the number of cases at a given address. The time of death of each case was randomly chosen on the reported date of death.
Developed by Dr Sebastian Funk. Permission to be used by LSHTM.
- published: 22 Apr 2013
- views: 6279
Trio op 8 for piano, violin and cello
in B Major by Johannes Brahms
(1. Version 1854)
1. Allegro con moto
2. Scherzo. Allegro molto-Trio. Più lento-
Tempo primo
3. Adagio non troppo
4. Finale: Allegro molto agitato
Trio Parnassus
- published: 18 Nov 2013
- views: 6035
En 1854 el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Franklin Pierce, envía una oferta al jefe Seattle, de la tribu Suwamish, para comprarle los territorios del noroeste de los Estados Unidos que hoy forman el Estado de Wáshington. A cambio, promete crear una "reserva" para el pueblo indígena. El jefe Seattle responde en 1855, con esta hermosa carta considerada por aquellos que amamos la tierra como la declaración más hermosa y profunda que jamás se haya hecho sobre nuestro planeta y el medio ambiente.
Este vídeo ha sido realizado por los voluntarios culturales de la Fundación Sophia con las impactantes fotografías que realizó el fotógrafo Edward S. Curtis que trabajó más de 30 años en su intento de documentar la vida, las costumbres, los mitos y hábitos de decenas de tribus de indios americanos.
- published: 13 Sep 2013
- views: 40539
Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal.
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8/7C PM & 9/8C PM on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW at http://www.pbs.org/show/antiques-roadshow
Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Instagram @RoadshowPBS, Pinterest, and Facebook!
- published: 12 May 2016
- views: 2
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PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation .
american experience, american experience pbs full episodes, american experience full episodes, american experience pbs, american experience silicon valley, .
- published: 15 Jul 2015
- views: 1091
This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 glass plate images and over 1,000 actual ships documents from the National Archives, along with numerous submissions from private parties whose descendants were part of this ‘missing chapter’ of tall ship history.
To see more of this and other tall ship history see my web site; tall ships of san francisco.com
Steve Priske. For best viewing click on 720p under the cog wheel; and watch full screen.
- published: 06 Nov 2014
- views: 4386
Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015.
Par Philippe Garbit.
Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacrée au poète Arthur Rimbaud à l'occasion du centenaire de la sa mort.
Par Pascale Charpentier
Réalisation Christine Berlamont
« Arthur RIMBAUD ou "La dernière innocence et la dernière timidité, c'est dit ". Pour parler d'Arthur RIMBAUD, Pascale CHARPENTIER s'entoure de Dominique NOGUEZ (théoricien), Michel DEGUY (Poète), Alain BORER (Écrivain, spécialiste de RIMBAUD), Alain JOUFFROY (écrivain et poète) et Jean Marie TURPIN (écrivain). Ensemble ils analysent l’œuvre de RIMBAUD, abordent certaines étapes de sa vie (Paris, La Commune, VERLAINE ou encore l'Afrique), ils détaillent les différentes facettes du personnage et évoquent les thèmes récurrents du poète. Les entretiens alternent avec de nombreuses lectures extraites de l’œuvre de RIMBAUD par Maurice GARREL et Philippe DELARME. Fichier 01 - 0'18'' : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de La voix de RIMBAUD, de sa diction et de son rire. - 1'52'' : Lecture : "Dévotion" du livre "Illumination" - 3'00 " :Michel DEGUY à propos de l'aspect obscur du poème" Dévotion " - 5'11' : Lecture : "Orbilius " - 5'53" : Alain BORER : RIMBAUD jeune poète - 6'36'' : Lecture : "Les poètes de 7 ans" - 7'14 " :Lecture : "Voyelles" - 7'37'' : A propos des rimes du poème " Les étrennes des orphelins" - 8'23'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Théodore de BANVILLE du 24 mai 1870 - 9'16'' : La perception de RIMBAUD - 9'44'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 25 août 1870 - 10'31'' : Rimbaud 0 Paris - 10'43'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul DEMENY 15 mai 1870 - 11'08'' : Rimbaud sa maturité poétique et l'explosion de la commune - 14'00'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 15'49'' : Rimbaud à propos du "dérèglement des sens (le terme de"Sens " étant à prendre Dans tous les sens) - 16'24" : Suite lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 16'58'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 17'13'' : A propos de l'écriture et l'importance du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'45'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'58'' : Jean Marie TURPIN à propos de Saint Jean et la "piscine Betsaida" et de la position de RIMBAUD avec le miracle, l'acte de voyance de RIMBAUD. Jean Marie TURPIN lit des extraits de textes. - 23'11'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de ses visions, de la transformation du paysage mental en paysage physique, l'étonnante imbrication des vues. - 25'11'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul VERLAINE le 4 juillet 1973 - 26'22 " : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de la personnalité de RIMBAUD ; sa méchanceté et sa volonté d'être un archange du mal. - 28'45" : A propos de l'écriture d' "Une saison en enfer". - 32'57'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 33'10'' : A propos de sa nostalgie d'un Paradis perdu, la certitude de notre "négritude". - 36'30'' : A propos de sa diction, description de sa voix comme étant celle d'une personne émotive. - 37'18'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 37'40'' : L'image de RIMBAUD convulsif et criant. - 38'53'' : A propos de RIMBAUD le rhétoricien : l'hypallage et le zeugma. - 41'52'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Illumination". - 42'24'' : Pourquoi RIMBAUD a abandonné la poésie ? - 43'06 " : Lecture en anglais. - 43'41'' : A propos des lieux de RIMBAUD. Fichier 02 - 0'00" : "Peut-on aller plus loin que les "Illuminations" ? - 0'46'' : Lecture - 1'08'' : Les publications de RIMBAUD et l’œuvre recomposée, la difficulté de séparer la vie et l’œuvre. - 5'06'' : Les voyages en Europe et en Orient, pourquoi l'Afrique ? - 10'47'' : Lecture - 11'02'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de sa poésie non écrite. - 11'36'' : Lecture - 13'01'' : Son comportement d'homme qui va de l'avant ; la photographie, description de son travail, son projet de livres avec des photographies. - 16'03 " : Lecture - 16'37" : Sa vie en Afrique : "il n'a pas été commerçant ". - 17'13" : Lecture d'une lettre à sa mère et sa sœur 25 février 1890. - 18'31 " :RIMBAUD : entre sagesse et folie. - 19'26" : Alain BORER ; à propos de la dimension mystique de RIMBAUD. - 22'54'' : A propos du Coran et de la relation à son père. - 25'40'' : L'année 1886 et la vente d'armes et la mauvaise expérience financière au Harar. - 31'25'' : Le retour vaincu, le désir de s'établir et d'avoir un fils. - 33'29'' : A propos de l'Exposition Universelle et son absence. - 33'55'' : L'été 1891 et son retour à Marseille, la douleur de la souffrance physique et morale. - 35'32'' : Rimbaud l'insomniaque, sa mort imaginée. - 36'45 " :Lecture d'une lettre au Directeur des Messageries Maritimes le 9 novembre 1891. - 37'50'' : Désannonce. »
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- published: 26 Nov 2015
- views: 714
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, February 17, 2000.
- published: 20 Apr 2016
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Year 1854 (MDCCCLIV) was a common year starting on Sunday (link will display the full calendar) of the Gregorian Calendar and a common year starting on Friday of the 12-day slower Julian calendar.
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A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell e Espartero. Comeza o Bienio progresista.Desamortización de Madoz Memoria de España -
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From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazetteer and covers the roles played by diseases, treatments and cures in London's sprawling history. This video features a point of interest on walk five from the book, 'Politics, Poverty, Pox and Pleasure: Soho by night'. Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/explorewellcome Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wellcomecolle... -
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First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kite-Powell and performed in Opperman Music Hall on the FSU College of Music campus on April 17, 2005. Members of the ensembles: Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ: Christine Keene and Lyndsey Thornton, first sopranos Erin Martin and Paige Carpenter, second sopranos Tim Galloway, Reginald Mobley, Jennifer Hamilton, altos William Southerland and John Spilker, tenors Wayne Adams, Aron Bederson, Tim Bengford, Rainer Weissenberger, basses Brass Ensemble: Joshua Crook and Robert Carter, French horns Tom Dougherty and David Jackson, flugelhorns Jared Adams and Sara Gover, baritone horns Christopher Lair, tuba; David Wells, bassoon Michael Rittling, double bass; John Mason III, organ transcribed into modern notation by Eric Harbeson Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ [Singers of Early Music] was formed in the fall of 1989 with the intent to perform music from 1200-1650 in a historically informed manner. The group consists of eight to twelve singers, often one on a part, and includes undergraduates, masters, and doctoral students. Some students are voice majors, while others study music education, choral conducting, theory, or musicology. After our inaugural concert, my friend and colleague, Douglass Seaton, sent a letter to Dean Bob Glidden praising the ensemble, as seen in this excerpt: "There is no question that this was by far the best early-music performance I have heard since I came to Florida State. Indeed, it was perhaps one of the best three or four musical experiences I have had in Tallahassee, and having recently been to England and heard some of the finest early-music choirs in the world, I would have to say that the Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ last night were as fine as any of them." Following our performance at the Florida American Choral Directors Association at Rollins College, Winter Park, in 1994, the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Miami (Jo-Michael Scheibe), and the Artistic Director of the Miami Bach Society (Donald Oglesby) co-wrote the following lines to Dean Jon Piersol about our performance: "It was truly an outstanding performance of the highest professional caliber, worthy of comparison to groups like the Tallis Scholars. The standing ovation accorded the group by the members of ACDA testifies to the strength of the ensemble's performance. We [. . . ] hope you can make it possible for these singers to be heard on recording and in concert throughout the nation. They bring credit to the choral music activities of FSU and our state." Indeed, the ensemble is often referred to as Tallahassee's "Tallis Scholars," one of England's premiere vocal ensembles. Our local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, has referred to the group as "FSU's heavenly Renaissance choir." Two full-length concerts per year are common for this group of singers, and they have performed for the American Musicological Society regional conventions in Lafayette, La., Tuscaloosa, Al, Tallahassee, Palm Beach, and New Orleans (twice), the National Theory Society convention, the national convention of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, the International Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Conference, the International conference on "John Eccles and His Contemporaries: English Theatre and Music in London circa 1700," and for the opening of the exhibition from the Victoria & Albert Museum at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach; twice they were broadcast on National Public Radio's Millennium of Music. Many of the singers from earlier years are currently professors, performers, or administrators at colleges and universities around the country and abroad, including (those of which I am aware) Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Wisconsin, Australia, Iceland, and Norway. JEFFERY KITE-POWELL, professor emeritus of The Florida State University College of Music and director of the Early Music Program (1984-2013), edited and contributed to "A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music" (IUP, 2007), edited and translated Michael Praetorius's "Syntagma Musicum III" (OUP, 2004), and edited the second edition of "A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music" (IUP, 2012). He served as president of Early Music America (1998-2001) and was awarded the Thomas Binkley Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Collegium Director (2003). On his retirement, colleagues and former students from across the country contributed to a book entitled "Hands-On" Musicology: Essays in Honor of Jeffery Kite-Powell (Steglein Press, 2012). -
4:07Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera
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Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in death. Size (area) is proportional to the number of cases at a given address. The time of death of each case was randomly chosen on the reported date of death. Developed by Dr Sebastian Funk. Permission to be used by LSHTM. -
41:46Brahms "Piano Trio op 8 (1. Version 1854) Trio Parnassus
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10:45Carta del Jefe Seattle al presidente de los estados Unidos Franklin Pierce 1854
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2:40Web Appraisal: Whaling Log & Photo, ca. 1854 | Cleveland, OH
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Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8/7C PM & 9/8C PM on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW at http://www.pbs.org/show/antiques-roadshow Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Instagram @RoadshowPBS, Pinterest, and Facebook! -
55:26PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory
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22:42Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske
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This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 glass plate images and over 1,000 actual ships documents from the National Archives, along with numerous submissions from private parties whose descendants were part of this ‘missing chapter’ of tall ship history. To see more of this and other tall ship history see my web site; tall ships of san francisco.com Steve Priske. For best viewing click on 720p under the cog wheel; and watch full screen. -
85:03Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvreArthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015. Par Philippe Garbit. Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacrée au poète Arthur Rimbaud à l'occasion du centenaire de la sa mort. Par Pascale Charpentier Réalisation Christine Berlamont « Arthur RIMBAUD ou "La dernière innocence et la dernière timidité, c'est dit ". Pour parler d'Arthur RIMBAUD, Pascale CHARPENTIER s'entoure de Dominique NOGUEZ (théoricien), Michel DEGUY (Poète), Alain BORER (Écrivain, spécialiste de RIMBAUD), Alain JOUFFROY (écrivain et poète) et Jean Marie TURPIN (écrivain). Ensemble ils analysent l’œuvre de RIMBAUD, abordent certaines étapes de sa vie (Paris, La Commune, VERLAINE ou encore l'Afrique), ils détaillent les différentes facettes du personnage et évoquent les thèmes récurrents du poète. Les entretiens alternent avec de nombreuses lectures extraites de l’œuvre de RIMBAUD par Maurice GARREL et Philippe DELARME. Fichier 01 - 0'18'' : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de La voix de RIMBAUD, de sa diction et de son rire. - 1'52'' : Lecture : "Dévotion" du livre "Illumination" - 3'00 " :Michel DEGUY à propos de l'aspect obscur du poème" Dévotion " - 5'11' : Lecture : "Orbilius " - 5'53" : Alain BORER : RIMBAUD jeune poète - 6'36'' : Lecture : "Les poètes de 7 ans" - 7'14 " :Lecture : "Voyelles" - 7'37'' : A propos des rimes du poème " Les étrennes des orphelins" - 8'23'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Théodore de BANVILLE du 24 mai 1870 - 9'16'' : La perception de RIMBAUD - 9'44'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 25 août 1870 - 10'31'' : Rimbaud 0 Paris - 10'43'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul DEMENY 15 mai 1870 - 11'08'' : Rimbaud sa maturité poétique et l'explosion de la commune - 14'00'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 15'49'' : Rimbaud à propos du "dérèglement des sens (le terme de"Sens " étant à prendre Dans tous les sens) - 16'24" : Suite lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 16'58'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 17'13'' : A propos de l'écriture et l'importance du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'45'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'58'' : Jean Marie TURPIN à propos de Saint Jean et la "piscine Betsaida" et de la position de RIMBAUD avec le miracle, l'acte de voyance de RIMBAUD. Jean Marie TURPIN lit des extraits de textes. - 23'11'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de ses visions, de la transformation du paysage mental en paysage physique, l'étonnante imbrication des vues. - 25'11'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul VERLAINE le 4 juillet 1973 - 26'22 " : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de la personnalité de RIMBAUD ; sa méchanceté et sa volonté d'être un archange du mal. - 28'45" : A propos de l'écriture d' "Une saison en enfer". - 32'57'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 33'10'' : A propos de sa nostalgie d'un Paradis perdu, la certitude de notre "négritude". - 36'30'' : A propos de sa diction, description de sa voix comme étant celle d'une personne émotive. - 37'18'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 37'40'' : L'image de RIMBAUD convulsif et criant. - 38'53'' : A propos de RIMBAUD le rhétoricien : l'hypallage et le zeugma. - 41'52'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Illumination". - 42'24'' : Pourquoi RIMBAUD a abandonné la poésie ? - 43'06 " : Lecture en anglais. - 43'41'' : A propos des lieux de RIMBAUD. Fichier 02 - 0'00" : "Peut-on aller plus loin que les "Illuminations" ? - 0'46'' : Lecture - 1'08'' : Les publications de RIMBAUD et l’œuvre recomposée, la difficulté de séparer la vie et l’œuvre. - 5'06'' : Les voyages en Europe et en Orient, pourquoi l'Afrique ? - 10'47'' : Lecture - 11'02'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de sa poésie non écrite. - 11'36'' : Lecture - 13'01'' : Son comportement d'homme qui va de l'avant ; la photographie, description de son travail, son projet de livres avec des photographies. - 16'03 " : Lecture - 16'37" : Sa vie en Afrique : "il n'a pas été commerçant ". - 17'13" : Lecture d'une lettre à sa mère et sa sœur 25 février 1890. - 18'31 " :RIMBAUD : entre sagesse et folie. - 19'26" : Alain BORER ; à propos de la dimension mystique de RIMBAUD. - 22'54'' : A propos du Coran et de la relation à son père. - 25'40'' : L'année 1886 et la vente d'armes et la mauvaise expérience financière au Harar. - 31'25'' : Le retour vaincu, le désir de s'établir et d'avoir un fils. - 33'29'' : A propos de l'Exposition Universelle et son absence. - 33'55'' : L'été 1891 et son retour à Marseille, la douleur de la souffrance physique et morale. - 35'32'' : Rimbaud l'insomniaque, sa mort imaginée. - 36'45 " :Lecture d'une lettre au Directeur des Messageries Maritimes le 9 novembre 1891. - 37'50'' : Désannonce. » Thème(s) : Arts & Spectacles -
59:34African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, February 17, 2000.
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1854 A revolución de 1854 e o Bienio Progresista
A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell e Espartero. Comeza o Bienio progresista.Desamortización de Madoz Memoria de España -
05 Historia de México, México Independiente 1821 1854 I
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John Snow and the cholera outbreak of 1854 with Mike Jay | Medical London
From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazetteer and covers the roles played by diseases, treatments and cures in London's sprawling history. This video features a point of interest on walk five from the book, 'Politics, Poverty, Pox and Pleasure: Soho by night'. Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/explorewellcome Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wellcomecolle... -
Requiem (1854) by Robert Lucas Pearsall
First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kite-Powell and performed in Opperman Music Hall on the FSU College of Music campus on April 17, 2005. Members of the ensembles: Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ: Christine Keene and Lyndsey Thornton, first sopranos Erin Martin and Paige Carpenter, second sopranos Tim Galloway, Reginald Mobley, Jennifer Hamilton, altos William Southerland and John Spilker, tenors Wayne Adams, Aron Bederson, Tim Bengford, Rainer Weissenberger, basses Brass Ensemble: Joshua Crook and Robert Carter, French horns Tom Dougherty and David Jackson, flugelhorns Jared Adams and Sara Gover, baritone horns Christopher Lair, tuba; David Wells, bassoon Michael Rittling, ... -
Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera
Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in death. Size (area) is proportional to the number of cases at a given address. The time of death of each case was randomly chosen on the reported date of death. Developed by Dr Sebastian Funk. Permission to be used by LSHTM. -
Brahms "Piano Trio op 8 (1. Version 1854) Trio Parnassus
Trio op 8 for piano, violin and cello in B Major by Johannes Brahms (1. Version 1854) 1. Allegro con moto 2. Scherzo. Allegro molto-Trio. Più lento- Tempo primo 3. Adagio non troppo 4. Finale: Allegro molto agitato Trio Parnassus -
Carta del Jefe Seattle al presidente de los estados Unidos Franklin Pierce 1854
En 1854 el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Franklin Pierce, envía una oferta al jefe Seattle, de la tribu Suwamish, para comprarle los territorios del noroeste de los Estados Unidos que hoy forman el Estado de Wáshington. A cambio, promete crear una "reserva" para el pueblo indígena. El jefe Seattle responde en 1855, con esta hermosa carta considerada por aquellos que amamos la tierra como la declaración más hermosa y profunda que jamás se haya hecho sobre nuestro planeta y el medio ambiente. Este vídeo ha sido realizado por los voluntarios culturales de la Fundación Sophia con las impactantes fotografías que realizó el fotógrafo Edward S. Curtis que trabajó más de 30 años en su intento de documentar la vida, las costumbres, los mitos y hábitos de decenas de tribus de indios americanos. -
Web Appraisal: Whaling Log & Photo, ca. 1854 | Cleveland, OH
Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8/7C PM & 9/8C PM on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW at http://www.pbs.org/show/antiques-roadshow Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Instagram @RoadshowPBS, Pinterest, and Facebook! -
PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory
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Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske
This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 glass plate images and over 1,000 actual ships documents from the National Archives, along with numerous submissions from private parties whose descendants were part of this ‘missing chapter’ of tall ship history. To see more of this and other tall ship history see my web site; tall ships of san francisco.com Steve Priske. For best viewing click on 720p under the cog wheel; and watch full screen. -
Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015. Par Philippe Garbit. Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacrée au poète Arthur Rimbaud à l'occasion du centenaire de la sa mort. Par Pascale Charpentier Réalisation Christine Berlamont « Arthur RIMBAUD ou "La dernière innocence et la dernière timidité, c'est dit ". Pour parler d'Arthur RIMBAUD, Pascale CHARPENTIER s'entoure de Dominique NOGUEZ (théoricien), Michel DEGUY (Poète), Alain BORER (Écrivain, spécialiste de RIMBAUD), Alain JOUFFROY (écrivain et poète) et Jean Marie TURPIN (écrivain). Ensemble ils analysent l’œuvre de RIMBAUD, abordent certaines étapes de sa vie (Paris, La Commune, VERLAINE ou encore l'Afrique), ils détaillent les différentes facettes du personnage et évoquent les t... -
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, February 17, 2000.
1854 A revolución de 1854 e o Bienio Progresista
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:11
- Updated: 19 Feb 2011
- views: 9280
A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell ...
A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell e Espartero. Comeza o Bienio progresista.Desamortización de Madoz
Memoria de España
wn.com/1854 A Revolución De 1854 E O Bienio Progresista
A corrupción dos gobernos moderados de Isabel II e a intransixencia de Narvaez, provocarán a Revolución de 1854, iniciado en Vicálvaro e liderado por O`Donnell e Espartero. Comeza o Bienio progresista.Desamortización de Madoz
Memoria de España
- published: 19 Feb 2011
- views: 9280
05 Historia de México, México Independiente 1821 1854 I
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:38
- Updated: 29 Nov 2012
- views: 55201
Videos que hice para estudiar historia, espero les sirvan a alguien mas :D
Videos que hice para estudiar historia, espero les sirvan a alguien mas :D
wn.com/05 Historia De México, México Independiente 1821 1854 I
Videos que hice para estudiar historia, espero les sirvan a alguien mas :D
- published: 29 Nov 2012
- views: 55201
John Snow and the cholera outbreak of 1854 with Mike Jay | Medical London
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:14
- Updated: 11 Nov 2008
- views: 58976
From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazettee...
From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazetteer and covers the roles played by diseases, treatments and cures in London's sprawling history.
This video features a point of interest on walk five from the book, 'Politics, Poverty, Pox and Pleasure: Soho by night'.
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/explorewellcome
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wn.com/John Snow And The Cholera Outbreak Of 1854 With Mike Jay | Medical London
From psychopaths to homeopaths, from bodysnatchers to Bohemians, 'Medical London' comprises a book of essays, a set of maps for self guided walks and a gazetteer and covers the roles played by diseases, treatments and cures in London's sprawling history.
This video features a point of interest on walk five from the book, 'Politics, Poverty, Pox and Pleasure: Soho by night'.
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/explorewellcome
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wellcomecolle...
- published: 11 Nov 2008
- views: 58976
Requiem (1854) by Robert Lucas Pearsall
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:54
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 1995
First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kit...
First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kite-Powell and performed in Opperman Music Hall on the FSU College of Music campus on April 17, 2005.
Members of the ensembles:
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ:
Christine Keene and Lyndsey Thornton, first sopranos
Erin Martin and Paige Carpenter, second sopranos
Tim Galloway, Reginald Mobley, Jennifer Hamilton, altos
William Southerland and John Spilker, tenors
Wayne Adams, Aron Bederson, Tim Bengford, Rainer Weissenberger, basses
Brass Ensemble:
Joshua Crook and Robert Carter, French horns
Tom Dougherty and David Jackson, flugelhorns
Jared Adams and Sara Gover, baritone horns
Christopher Lair, tuba; David Wells, bassoon
Michael Rittling, double bass; John Mason III, organ
transcribed into modern notation by Eric Harbeson
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ [Singers of Early Music] was formed in the fall of 1989 with the intent to perform music from 1200-1650 in a historically informed manner. The group consists of eight to twelve singers, often one on a part, and includes undergraduates, masters, and doctoral students. Some students are voice majors, while others study music education, choral conducting, theory, or musicology.
After our inaugural concert, my friend and colleague, Douglass Seaton, sent a letter to Dean Bob Glidden praising the ensemble, as seen in this excerpt:
"There is no question that this was by far the best early-music performance I have heard since I came to Florida State. Indeed, it was perhaps one of the best three or four musical experiences I have had in Tallahassee, and having recently been to England and heard some of the finest early-music choirs in the world, I would have to say that the Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ last night were as fine as any of them."
Following our performance at the Florida American Choral Directors Association at Rollins College, Winter Park, in 1994, the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Miami (Jo-Michael Scheibe), and the Artistic Director of the Miami Bach Society (Donald Oglesby) co-wrote the following lines to Dean Jon Piersol about our performance:
"It was truly an outstanding performance of the highest professional caliber, worthy of comparison to groups like the Tallis Scholars. The standing ovation accorded the group by the members of ACDA testifies to the strength of the ensemble's performance. We [. . . ] hope you can make it possible for these singers to be heard on recording and in concert throughout the nation. They bring credit to the choral music activities of FSU and our state."
Indeed, the ensemble is often referred to as Tallahassee's "Tallis Scholars," one of England's premiere vocal ensembles. Our local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, has referred to the group as "FSU's heavenly Renaissance choir."
Two full-length concerts per year are common for this group of singers, and they have performed for the American Musicological Society regional conventions in Lafayette, La., Tuscaloosa, Al, Tallahassee, Palm Beach, and New Orleans (twice), the National Theory Society convention, the national convention of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, the International Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Conference, the International conference on "John Eccles and His Contemporaries: English Theatre and Music in London circa 1700," and for the opening of the exhibition from the Victoria & Albert Museum at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach; twice they were broadcast on National Public Radio's Millennium of Music.
Many of the singers from earlier years are currently professors, performers, or administrators at colleges and universities around the country and abroad, including (those of which I am aware) Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Wisconsin, Australia, Iceland, and Norway.
JEFFERY KITE-POWELL, professor emeritus of The Florida State University College of Music and director of the Early Music Program (1984-2013), edited and contributed to "A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music" (IUP, 2007), edited and translated Michael Praetorius's "Syntagma Musicum III" (OUP, 2004), and edited the second edition of "A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music" (IUP, 2012). He served as president of Early Music America (1998-2001) and was awarded the Thomas Binkley Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Collegium Director (2003). On his retirement, colleagues and former students from across the country contributed to a book entitled "Hands-On" Musicology: Essays in Honor of Jeffery Kite-Powell (Steglein Press, 2012).
wn.com/Requiem (1854) By Robert Lucas Pearsall
First known performance recorded live and unconducted by Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ and an Instrumental Brass Ensemble. Prepared by Anthony Rooley and Jeffery Kite-Powell and performed in Opperman Music Hall on the FSU College of Music campus on April 17, 2005.
Members of the ensembles:
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ:
Christine Keene and Lyndsey Thornton, first sopranos
Erin Martin and Paige Carpenter, second sopranos
Tim Galloway, Reginald Mobley, Jennifer Hamilton, altos
William Southerland and John Spilker, tenors
Wayne Adams, Aron Bederson, Tim Bengford, Rainer Weissenberger, basses
Brass Ensemble:
Joshua Crook and Robert Carter, French horns
Tom Dougherty and David Jackson, flugelhorns
Jared Adams and Sara Gover, baritone horns
Christopher Lair, tuba; David Wells, bassoon
Michael Rittling, double bass; John Mason III, organ
transcribed into modern notation by Eric Harbeson
Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ [Singers of Early Music] was formed in the fall of 1989 with the intent to perform music from 1200-1650 in a historically informed manner. The group consists of eight to twelve singers, often one on a part, and includes undergraduates, masters, and doctoral students. Some students are voice majors, while others study music education, choral conducting, theory, or musicology.
After our inaugural concert, my friend and colleague, Douglass Seaton, sent a letter to Dean Bob Glidden praising the ensemble, as seen in this excerpt:
"There is no question that this was by far the best early-music performance I have heard since I came to Florida State. Indeed, it was perhaps one of the best three or four musical experiences I have had in Tallahassee, and having recently been to England and heard some of the finest early-music choirs in the world, I would have to say that the Cantores Musicæ Antiquæ last night were as fine as any of them."
Following our performance at the Florida American Choral Directors Association at Rollins College, Winter Park, in 1994, the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Miami (Jo-Michael Scheibe), and the Artistic Director of the Miami Bach Society (Donald Oglesby) co-wrote the following lines to Dean Jon Piersol about our performance:
"It was truly an outstanding performance of the highest professional caliber, worthy of comparison to groups like the Tallis Scholars. The standing ovation accorded the group by the members of ACDA testifies to the strength of the ensemble's performance. We [. . . ] hope you can make it possible for these singers to be heard on recording and in concert throughout the nation. They bring credit to the choral music activities of FSU and our state."
Indeed, the ensemble is often referred to as Tallahassee's "Tallis Scholars," one of England's premiere vocal ensembles. Our local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, has referred to the group as "FSU's heavenly Renaissance choir."
Two full-length concerts per year are common for this group of singers, and they have performed for the American Musicological Society regional conventions in Lafayette, La., Tuscaloosa, Al, Tallahassee, Palm Beach, and New Orleans (twice), the National Theory Society convention, the national convention of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, the International Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Conference, the International conference on "John Eccles and His Contemporaries: English Theatre and Music in London circa 1700," and for the opening of the exhibition from the Victoria & Albert Museum at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach; twice they were broadcast on National Public Radio's Millennium of Music.
Many of the singers from earlier years are currently professors, performers, or administrators at colleges and universities around the country and abroad, including (those of which I am aware) Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Wisconsin, Australia, Iceland, and Norway.
JEFFERY KITE-POWELL, professor emeritus of The Florida State University College of Music and director of the Early Music Program (1984-2013), edited and contributed to "A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music" (IUP, 2007), edited and translated Michael Praetorius's "Syntagma Musicum III" (OUP, 2004), and edited the second edition of "A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music" (IUP, 2012). He served as president of Early Music America (1998-2001) and was awarded the Thomas Binkley Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Collegium Director (2003). On his retirement, colleagues and former students from across the country contributed to a book entitled "Hands-On" Musicology: Essays in Honor of Jeffery Kite-Powell (Steglein Press, 2012).
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Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera
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Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in deat...
Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in death. Size (area) is proportional to the number of cases at a given address. The time of death of each case was randomly chosen on the reported date of death.
Developed by Dr Sebastian Funk. Permission to be used by LSHTM.
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Animated version of the 1854 Soho outbreak of cholera, famously investigated by John Snow. The red dots show the current prevalence of cases which ended in death. Size (area) is proportional to the number of cases at a given address. The time of death of each case was randomly chosen on the reported date of death.
Developed by Dr Sebastian Funk. Permission to be used by LSHTM.
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Brahms "Piano Trio op 8 (1. Version 1854) Trio Parnassus
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Trio op 8 for piano, violin and cello
in B Major by Johannes Brahms
(1. Version 1854)
1. Allegro con moto
2. Scherzo. Allegro molto-Trio. Più lento-
Tempo pr...
Trio op 8 for piano, violin and cello
in B Major by Johannes Brahms
(1. Version 1854)
1. Allegro con moto
2. Scherzo. Allegro molto-Trio. Più lento-
Tempo primo
3. Adagio non troppo
4. Finale: Allegro molto agitato
Trio Parnassus
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Trio op 8 for piano, violin and cello
in B Major by Johannes Brahms
(1. Version 1854)
1. Allegro con moto
2. Scherzo. Allegro molto-Trio. Più lento-
Tempo primo
3. Adagio non troppo
4. Finale: Allegro molto agitato
Trio Parnassus
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Carta del Jefe Seattle al presidente de los estados Unidos Franklin Pierce 1854
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En 1854 el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Franklin Pierce, envía una oferta al jefe Seattle, de la tribu Suwamish, para comprarle los territorios del noroest...
En 1854 el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Franklin Pierce, envía una oferta al jefe Seattle, de la tribu Suwamish, para comprarle los territorios del noroeste de los Estados Unidos que hoy forman el Estado de Wáshington. A cambio, promete crear una "reserva" para el pueblo indígena. El jefe Seattle responde en 1855, con esta hermosa carta considerada por aquellos que amamos la tierra como la declaración más hermosa y profunda que jamás se haya hecho sobre nuestro planeta y el medio ambiente.
Este vídeo ha sido realizado por los voluntarios culturales de la Fundación Sophia con las impactantes fotografías que realizó el fotógrafo Edward S. Curtis que trabajó más de 30 años en su intento de documentar la vida, las costumbres, los mitos y hábitos de decenas de tribus de indios americanos.
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En 1854 el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Franklin Pierce, envía una oferta al jefe Seattle, de la tribu Suwamish, para comprarle los territorios del noroeste de los Estados Unidos que hoy forman el Estado de Wáshington. A cambio, promete crear una "reserva" para el pueblo indígena. El jefe Seattle responde en 1855, con esta hermosa carta considerada por aquellos que amamos la tierra como la declaración más hermosa y profunda que jamás se haya hecho sobre nuestro planeta y el medio ambiente.
Este vídeo ha sido realizado por los voluntarios culturales de la Fundación Sophia con las impactantes fotografías que realizó el fotógrafo Edward S. Curtis que trabajó más de 30 años en su intento de documentar la vida, las costumbres, los mitos y hábitos de decenas de tribus de indios americanos.
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Web Appraisal: Whaling Log & Photo, ca. 1854 | Cleveland, OH
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Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal.
ANTIQUES...
Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal.
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Learn the stories in this 19th century whaling log found in Cleveland! Find out why this one is special from Ken Gloss in this web original appraisal.
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PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory
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Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske
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This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 ...
This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 glass plate images and over 1,000 actual ships documents from the National Archives, along with numerous submissions from private parties whose descendants were part of this ‘missing chapter’ of tall ship history.
To see more of this and other tall ship history see my web site; tall ships of san francisco.com
Steve Priske. For best viewing click on 720p under the cog wheel; and watch full screen.
wn.com/Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary C.1854 1920 By Steve Priske
This video is an introduction into the extensive history of Tall Ships built on Oregon’s Coos Bay from 1854 to 1920. Produced from a ‘lost’ collection of 1,500 glass plate images and over 1,000 actual ships documents from the National Archives, along with numerous submissions from private parties whose descendants were part of this ‘missing chapter’ of tall ship history.
To see more of this and other tall ship history see my web site; tall ships of san francisco.com
Steve Priske. For best viewing click on 720p under the cog wheel; and watch full screen.
- published: 06 Nov 2014
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Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
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Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015.
Par Philippe Garbit.
Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacré...
Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015.
Par Philippe Garbit.
Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacrée au poète Arthur Rimbaud à l'occasion du centenaire de la sa mort.
Par Pascale Charpentier
Réalisation Christine Berlamont
« Arthur RIMBAUD ou "La dernière innocence et la dernière timidité, c'est dit ". Pour parler d'Arthur RIMBAUD, Pascale CHARPENTIER s'entoure de Dominique NOGUEZ (théoricien), Michel DEGUY (Poète), Alain BORER (Écrivain, spécialiste de RIMBAUD), Alain JOUFFROY (écrivain et poète) et Jean Marie TURPIN (écrivain). Ensemble ils analysent l’œuvre de RIMBAUD, abordent certaines étapes de sa vie (Paris, La Commune, VERLAINE ou encore l'Afrique), ils détaillent les différentes facettes du personnage et évoquent les thèmes récurrents du poète. Les entretiens alternent avec de nombreuses lectures extraites de l’œuvre de RIMBAUD par Maurice GARREL et Philippe DELARME. Fichier 01 - 0'18'' : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de La voix de RIMBAUD, de sa diction et de son rire. - 1'52'' : Lecture : "Dévotion" du livre "Illumination" - 3'00 " :Michel DEGUY à propos de l'aspect obscur du poème" Dévotion " - 5'11' : Lecture : "Orbilius " - 5'53" : Alain BORER : RIMBAUD jeune poète - 6'36'' : Lecture : "Les poètes de 7 ans" - 7'14 " :Lecture : "Voyelles" - 7'37'' : A propos des rimes du poème " Les étrennes des orphelins" - 8'23'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Théodore de BANVILLE du 24 mai 1870 - 9'16'' : La perception de RIMBAUD - 9'44'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 25 août 1870 - 10'31'' : Rimbaud 0 Paris - 10'43'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul DEMENY 15 mai 1870 - 11'08'' : Rimbaud sa maturité poétique et l'explosion de la commune - 14'00'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 15'49'' : Rimbaud à propos du "dérèglement des sens (le terme de"Sens " étant à prendre Dans tous les sens) - 16'24" : Suite lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 16'58'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 17'13'' : A propos de l'écriture et l'importance du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'45'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'58'' : Jean Marie TURPIN à propos de Saint Jean et la "piscine Betsaida" et de la position de RIMBAUD avec le miracle, l'acte de voyance de RIMBAUD. Jean Marie TURPIN lit des extraits de textes. - 23'11'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de ses visions, de la transformation du paysage mental en paysage physique, l'étonnante imbrication des vues. - 25'11'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul VERLAINE le 4 juillet 1973 - 26'22 " : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de la personnalité de RIMBAUD ; sa méchanceté et sa volonté d'être un archange du mal. - 28'45" : A propos de l'écriture d' "Une saison en enfer". - 32'57'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 33'10'' : A propos de sa nostalgie d'un Paradis perdu, la certitude de notre "négritude". - 36'30'' : A propos de sa diction, description de sa voix comme étant celle d'une personne émotive. - 37'18'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 37'40'' : L'image de RIMBAUD convulsif et criant. - 38'53'' : A propos de RIMBAUD le rhétoricien : l'hypallage et le zeugma. - 41'52'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Illumination". - 42'24'' : Pourquoi RIMBAUD a abandonné la poésie ? - 43'06 " : Lecture en anglais. - 43'41'' : A propos des lieux de RIMBAUD. Fichier 02 - 0'00" : "Peut-on aller plus loin que les "Illuminations" ? - 0'46'' : Lecture - 1'08'' : Les publications de RIMBAUD et l’œuvre recomposée, la difficulté de séparer la vie et l’œuvre. - 5'06'' : Les voyages en Europe et en Orient, pourquoi l'Afrique ? - 10'47'' : Lecture - 11'02'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de sa poésie non écrite. - 11'36'' : Lecture - 13'01'' : Son comportement d'homme qui va de l'avant ; la photographie, description de son travail, son projet de livres avec des photographies. - 16'03 " : Lecture - 16'37" : Sa vie en Afrique : "il n'a pas été commerçant ". - 17'13" : Lecture d'une lettre à sa mère et sa sœur 25 février 1890. - 18'31 " :RIMBAUD : entre sagesse et folie. - 19'26" : Alain BORER ; à propos de la dimension mystique de RIMBAUD. - 22'54'' : A propos du Coran et de la relation à son père. - 25'40'' : L'année 1886 et la vente d'armes et la mauvaise expérience financière au Harar. - 31'25'' : Le retour vaincu, le désir de s'établir et d'avoir un fils. - 33'29'' : A propos de l'Exposition Universelle et son absence. - 33'55'' : L'été 1891 et son retour à Marseille, la douleur de la souffrance physique et morale. - 35'32'' : Rimbaud l'insomniaque, sa mort imaginée. - 36'45 " :Lecture d'une lettre au Directeur des Messageries Maritimes le 9 novembre 1891. - 37'50'' : Désannonce. »
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Émission « Les Nuits de France Culture » du 20.01.2015.
Par Philippe Garbit.
Rediffusion de l'émission « Une vie, une œuvre » du 28.11.1991, émission consacrée au poète Arthur Rimbaud à l'occasion du centenaire de la sa mort.
Par Pascale Charpentier
Réalisation Christine Berlamont
« Arthur RIMBAUD ou "La dernière innocence et la dernière timidité, c'est dit ". Pour parler d'Arthur RIMBAUD, Pascale CHARPENTIER s'entoure de Dominique NOGUEZ (théoricien), Michel DEGUY (Poète), Alain BORER (Écrivain, spécialiste de RIMBAUD), Alain JOUFFROY (écrivain et poète) et Jean Marie TURPIN (écrivain). Ensemble ils analysent l’œuvre de RIMBAUD, abordent certaines étapes de sa vie (Paris, La Commune, VERLAINE ou encore l'Afrique), ils détaillent les différentes facettes du personnage et évoquent les thèmes récurrents du poète. Les entretiens alternent avec de nombreuses lectures extraites de l’œuvre de RIMBAUD par Maurice GARREL et Philippe DELARME. Fichier 01 - 0'18'' : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de La voix de RIMBAUD, de sa diction et de son rire. - 1'52'' : Lecture : "Dévotion" du livre "Illumination" - 3'00 " :Michel DEGUY à propos de l'aspect obscur du poème" Dévotion " - 5'11' : Lecture : "Orbilius " - 5'53" : Alain BORER : RIMBAUD jeune poète - 6'36'' : Lecture : "Les poètes de 7 ans" - 7'14 " :Lecture : "Voyelles" - 7'37'' : A propos des rimes du poème " Les étrennes des orphelins" - 8'23'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Théodore de BANVILLE du 24 mai 1870 - 9'16'' : La perception de RIMBAUD - 9'44'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 25 août 1870 - 10'31'' : Rimbaud 0 Paris - 10'43'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul DEMENY 15 mai 1870 - 11'08'' : Rimbaud sa maturité poétique et l'explosion de la commune - 14'00'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 15'49'' : Rimbaud à propos du "dérèglement des sens (le terme de"Sens " étant à prendre Dans tous les sens) - 16'24" : Suite lecture d'une lettre à Georges IZANBARD le 13 mai 1871 - 16'58'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 17'13'' : A propos de l'écriture et l'importance du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'45'' : Lecture d'un extrait du poème "Le Bateau ivre" - 18'58'' : Jean Marie TURPIN à propos de Saint Jean et la "piscine Betsaida" et de la position de RIMBAUD avec le miracle, l'acte de voyance de RIMBAUD. Jean Marie TURPIN lit des extraits de textes. - 23'11'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de ses visions, de la transformation du paysage mental en paysage physique, l'étonnante imbrication des vues. - 25'11'' : Lecture d'une lettre à Paul VERLAINE le 4 juillet 1973 - 26'22 " : Dominique NOGUEZ à propos de la personnalité de RIMBAUD ; sa méchanceté et sa volonté d'être un archange du mal. - 28'45" : A propos de l'écriture d' "Une saison en enfer". - 32'57'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 33'10'' : A propos de sa nostalgie d'un Paradis perdu, la certitude de notre "négritude". - 36'30'' : A propos de sa diction, description de sa voix comme étant celle d'une personne émotive. - 37'18'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Une saison en enfer". - 37'40'' : L'image de RIMBAUD convulsif et criant. - 38'53'' : A propos de RIMBAUD le rhétoricien : l'hypallage et le zeugma. - 41'52'' : Lecture d'un extrait d' "Illumination". - 42'24'' : Pourquoi RIMBAUD a abandonné la poésie ? - 43'06 " : Lecture en anglais. - 43'41'' : A propos des lieux de RIMBAUD. Fichier 02 - 0'00" : "Peut-on aller plus loin que les "Illuminations" ? - 0'46'' : Lecture - 1'08'' : Les publications de RIMBAUD et l’œuvre recomposée, la difficulté de séparer la vie et l’œuvre. - 5'06'' : Les voyages en Europe et en Orient, pourquoi l'Afrique ? - 10'47'' : Lecture - 11'02'' : Alain JOUFFROY à propos de sa poésie non écrite. - 11'36'' : Lecture - 13'01'' : Son comportement d'homme qui va de l'avant ; la photographie, description de son travail, son projet de livres avec des photographies. - 16'03 " : Lecture - 16'37" : Sa vie en Afrique : "il n'a pas été commerçant ". - 17'13" : Lecture d'une lettre à sa mère et sa sœur 25 février 1890. - 18'31 " :RIMBAUD : entre sagesse et folie. - 19'26" : Alain BORER ; à propos de la dimension mystique de RIMBAUD. - 22'54'' : A propos du Coran et de la relation à son père. - 25'40'' : L'année 1886 et la vente d'armes et la mauvaise expérience financière au Harar. - 31'25'' : Le retour vaincu, le désir de s'établir et d'avoir un fils. - 33'29'' : A propos de l'Exposition Universelle et son absence. - 33'55'' : L'été 1891 et son retour à Marseille, la douleur de la souffrance physique et morale. - 35'32'' : Rimbaud l'insomniaque, sa mort imaginée. - 36'45 " :Lecture d'une lettre au Directeur des Messageries Maritimes le 9 novembre 1891. - 37'50'' : Désannonce. »
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African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945
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African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, Febr...
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, February 17, 2000.
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African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wallace. Nebraska State Historical Society Brown Bag Lecture Series, February 17, 2000.
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Web Appraisal: Whaling Log & Photo, ca. 1854 | Cleveland, OH
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PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory
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PBS American Experience & The Abolitionists Part 3 1854 Emancipation and Victory
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Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske
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Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske
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Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
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Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) : Une vie, une œuvre
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African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945
African Americans in Adams County, Nebraska, 1854-1945, an illustrated lecture by Rick Wal...
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[UPDATE]: Egyptian, French Authorities Open EgyptAir Investigations, Bodies Recovered
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
Egypt’s chief prosecutor and the Paris prosecutor have ordered an “urgent investigation” into the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, which crashed in the Mediterranean on Thursday with 66 people aboard en route from Paris to Cairo, Breitbart reported. Meanwhile, rescue teams have recovered the first two bodies thought to be from the crash, according to the Al Arabia channel, quoting Greek sources ... “I’m not excluding any theory....
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Airport Workers in the Spotlight After Egyptair Crash
Edit Time Magazine 19 May 2016
It could be weeks before officials know why Egyptair Flight MS804 vanished from the sky on Thursday morning, with 66 people on board. But French authorities have begun hunting for a cause, including the possibility an explosive device might have been placed on board the Paris-Cairo flight at Charles de Gaulle airport ... for its return trip to the Egyptian capital ... Their numbers have increased since the November attacks ... E.U ... ....
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Report: Defunct Trump University, Saudi Arabia Still Bring In Cash For Billionaire
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
The reports include estimates of his assets, income and debt since the beginning of 2015, the report said.In his 104-page filing, he’s listed as having 527 current job titles, most leadership roles in his multitude of companies. Trump claims he’s worth $10 billion, but the records show he has at least $1.47 billion in assets and at least $315 million in liabilities — although it’s possible his assets are worth as much as he says....
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[UPDATE]: Egyptian Aviation Minister: Terrorist Attack Took Down EgyptAir Jet
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
Egyptian Aviation Minister Sherif Fathi said a terrorist attack was more likely to have taken down the missing EgyptAir aircraft early Thursday morning rather than technical failure, Gulf News Egypt reported. There were no known security concerns about passengers aboard the missing plane, but further checks are underway ... The plane was due to arrive at 3.05 a.m. local time....
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US B52 bomber crashes on Guam, all crew safe
Edit Gulf News 19 May 2016
'Stratofortress' aircraft goes down shortly after take-off; all seven crew escape unharmed ... ....
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175th Anniversary Lecture – Read All About It (University of Huddersfield)
Edit Public Technologies 20 May 2016
(Source. University of Huddersfield). Thu, 19 May 2016 16.08.00 BST. ◄ Poetry flourished among the working classes during the Victorian period, a passion fostered at Mechanics' Institutes and encouraged by leading authors such as Charlotte Brontë and Charles Dickens ... 'But it turns out, I was wrong,' he said ... A key figure in the early history of the Institution was George Searle Phillips, who was its secretary from 1846 to 1854 ... (noodl....
Baltimore artist Alfred Jacob Miller's painting may sell for $1 million-plus at auction
Edit Baltimore Sun 19 May 2016
A rare painting by a prominent 19th-century Baltimore-born artist will go on the auction block Thursday in New York with an expected sales price of $1 million to $1.5 million. Alfred Jacob Miller's 1854 oil painting "Pawnee Running a Buffalo" will be sold by Christie's Auction House on behalf of... ....
Painting by 19th century Baltimorean sells at auction for $1.3 million
Edit Baltimore Sun 19 May 2016
But, will it match the wallpaper?. The Baltimore artist Alfred Jacob Miller's "Pawnee Running a Buffalo," was sold at auction Thursday in New York for $1.3 million. Bids for Lot Number 40, an 1854 oval painting of a Native American astride a white horse that's galloping alongside a bison went for... ....
Painting by 19th-century Baltimorean sells at auction for $1.56 million
Edit Baltimore Sun 19 May 2016
But, will it match the wallpaper?. Baltimore artist Alfred Jacob Miller's "Pawnee Running a Buffalo," was sold at auction Thursday in New York for $1.56 million. Bids for Lot Number 40, an 1854 oval painting of a Native American astride a white horse that's galloping alongside a bison, went for... ....
Beaumanor makes £120,000 surplus (Leicestershire County Council)
Edit Public Technologies 19 May 2016
(Source. Leicestershire County Council). A council-run hall with links to World War II code breakers has made a £120,000 surplus and is set to raise more money in the future ... Beaumanor Hall has a rich and varied history. Built between 1842 and 1854 by architect William Railton for the Herrick family, it remained in their possession until World War II, when the estate was requisitioned by the War Office ... (noodl. 33635416) ....
Tiberi, Buchanan & Smith Lead Reform Effort to Provide Affordable Health Coverage (Ripon Society)
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(Source. Ripon Society) ... The leaders were U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi (OH-12), who serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee; U.S. Rep ... Rep ... At the end of April, CMS released regulations to implement this historic, bipartisan fix ... One is written by Congressman Buchanan ... The Ripon Society is a public policy organization that was founded in 1962 and takes its name from the town where the Republican Party was born in 1854 - Ripon, Wisconsin ... (noodl....
Road Construction: Fairview Drive Reconstruction Project (City of Marion, IA)
Edit Public Technologies 18 May 2016
(Source. City of Marion, IA). The project has storm sewer that connects to existing storm sewer south of the intersection of Orchard Road and Hanna Park. The contractor will then proceed with storm sewer northerly through Hanna Park to Fairview Drive ... (no sidewalk exists today) ... Original documenthttp.//www.cityofmarion.org/Home/Components/News/News/1854/17 ... (noodl. 33626240) ....
Allegion to Acquire German Portable Security Leader Trelock (Allegion plc)
Edit Public Technologies 18 May 2016
(Source. Allegion plc). 18.05.2016. DUBLIN (May 18, 2016)- Allegion, plc (NYSE. ALLE), a leading global security products and solutions provider, has agreed, through one of its subsidiaries, to acquire Trelock GmbH and related companies ... With roots dating back to 1854, Trelock is a leader in the German bicycle market with a strong footprint throughout Europe as well as a presence in Asia ... Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. # # #....
2nd Annual Theodore Roosevelt Leadership Awards Presented to Capito, Ellmers, Brooks, Wagner & Morella (Ripon Society)
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(Source. Ripon Society). WASHINGTON, DC - At a May 5th dinner at the George W ... 'The credit belongs to those who are actually in the arena.' ... To that end, Conzelman stated, the Theodore Roosevelt Leadership Award honors those leaders. ... U.S ... Bush Presidential Center ... The Ripon Society is a public policy organization that was founded in 1962 and takes its name from the town where the Republican Party was born in 1854 - Ripon, Wisconsin ... (noodl....
Published inIn a State of Migration
Edit Medium 18 May 2016
Sign in / Sign up. 24. 1. Lyman StoneBlockedUnblockFollowFollowing. Lyman Stoneyesterday24 min read. UPDATE. This post has been recommended by Medium Staff, so it’s getting a lot of traffic. So, hello new readers! While you’re here, you should also check out the migration history Podcast I co-host, Migration Nation.What Happened to Atlantic City? ... Let me start with that dispute ... railroads! A railroad from Camden, New Jersey opened in 1854 ... ....
"You're home now!”
Edit The Examiner 17 May 2016
What do a boom town, Hollywood movie, steamboat captain, rancher and President all have in common? The answer lies in a small north Texas city bearing the motto “You’re home now!", called Burkburnett ... However, Burkburnett did not always go by this name ... After the death of his first wife in 1854, Captain Gilbert at 59 years of age married a 28-year-old widow, Rachel Gibbs Albright Freeman who had a small son ... In 1879, J. G. Hardin and J. P....
Food & Drink
Edit The Miami Herald 17 May 2016
Playlist facebook twitter email Share. More Videos. 01.14. La Tropical, Cuba's oldest beer, re-created in Miami. Pause. 00.32. Crowds line up to savor Salty Donut creations. 01.43. Kids learn easy and impressive recipes to rock Mother's Day. 01.14. Night Owl Cookie Co ... 00.46. Video ... 01.12. Video ... 01.14 ... J28 Sandwich Bar at 1854 Young Circle gets its name from July 28, Peru's independence day and the date the restaurant opened for business last year....
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