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Read before playing!nn Turn your sound on for this. Read this first, then watch.nn This is almost unbelievable. See how all of the balls wind up in catchern cones.nn This incredible machine was built as a collaborative effort between then Robert M. Trammell Music Conservatory and the Sharon Wick School ofn Engineering at the University of Iowa .. Amazingly, 97% ofn the machines components came from John Deere Industries and Irrigationn Equipment of Bancroft , Iowa ....Yes, farm equipment!nn It took the team a combined 13,029 hours of set-up, alignment,n calibration, and tuning before filming this video but as you can see itn was WELL worth the effort.nn It is now on display in the Matthew Gerhard Alumni Hall at the Universityn and is already slated to be donated to the Smithsonian.

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http://SupremeMasterTV.com –Uplifting Spirits - The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music (In Arabic). Episode: 1081, Air Date: 30 August 2009Author: smtvuploads Tags: Supreme Master Uplifting Spirits Edward National Conservatory Music Arabic Posted: 27 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

http://SupremeMasterTV.com Uplifting Spirits - The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music (In Arabic). Episode: 1081, Air Date: 30 August 2009

Come see this world class resort. Hammock Beach Resort is a destination that balances amenities, enjoyment, relaxation, families and golf. Through its use of architecture and epic views of the Atlantic Ocean it is no wonder it features two golf courses designed by golf legends, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus. From its signature dining to its family atmosphere and the impressive grounds to the unique Conservatory Clubhouse. This is one place every golfer or world traveler should visit once in their lives. Distributed by Tubemogul.Author: insidegolfmagazine Tags: golf magazine tips instruction clubs courses pga tour television Hammock Beach Resort amenities world class resort family atmosphere Conservatory Clubhouse Tom Watson The Ocean Course Jack Nicklaus Posted: 30 September 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Come see this world class resort. Hammock Beach Resort is a destination that balances amenities, enjoyment, relaxation, families and golf. Through its use of architecture and epic views of the Atlantic Ocean it is no wonder it features two golf courses designed by golf legends, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus. From its signature dining to its family atmosphere and the impressive grounds to the unique Conservatory Clubhouse. This is one place every golfer or world traveler should visit once in their lives. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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The second installment of Hornito's Midnight in the Garden of Agave in Chicago at the Garfield Park Conservatory.

Featured film captures work in progress of a permanent wall mural titled "Our Global Connections". Contemporary conceptual artist Chitra Ramanathan was chosen to create this wall painting as Artist in Residence. The project involved creating a large-scale wall mural for the front lobby of Creek Elementary School, Marion County Indianapolis, Indiana U.S.A, to reperesent the international focus of the school. Chitra started by painting the base, while each student was allotted a portion to paint or stick collage material to represent icons from different parts of the world. All 505 students from Kindergarten to grade 5 was given a chance to know and work with the artist. After all students had contributed, Chitra worked to unify the painting in her unique textural abstract style that is typical of her extensive, known body of work, without altering the students' contribution. To quote the art teacher in charge of related administration, "Students had so much fun working on the mural!" The final piece measures 13.8 feet wide and 4 feet high and was created between March and April 2008. This site-specific public art commission made possible by a grant to the school by the Washington Township School Foundation, Indiana. It was completed April 5, 2008. The event was publicized in the local media. About Chitra Ramanathan Educator and professional artist Chitra Ramanathan's current series of mixed media paintings portray the mental emotion of happiness as a visual entity through intense colors and multiple layers of textures that attract light from various angles, pushing the boundaries of her paintings beyond the confines of their two-dimensional surfaces. She is inspired by short-lived garden blooms and constantly changing seasons in nature, characteristics that attribute to the ephemeral, fleeting and enticingly beautiful happiness' "formless form": a phrase she has coined to describe her concept. The hint of circles almost always present in her work signify the cycle of human life: trying times followed by happy phases in a positive sense, and of life and rebirth influenced by her roots from India. Her paintings have been described as "tactile works that resonate with a quiet harmony" and "Simply luxurious" by Manhattan Arts, New York. To quote from an excerpt from an interview with the artist, "Chitra's paintings exemplify her love of nature as well as the subjectivity of each individual's unique pursuit of happiness. Her painting procedure often entails making mental notes of a scene in nature, including the lighting, colors, and textures. She then uses these impressions in her studio to replicate the subject matter in an abstracted form, using rich physical textures, intense colors, and varied media". Born in Thiruvananthapuram, India; Chitra Ramanathan (last name pronounced Rama-Naathan) is a contemporary Indian American visual artist and educator. She produces predominantly large scale abstract conceptual mixed media paintings, drawings, prints, site-specific installation works, and sculpture that have been exhibited in art galleries in SoHo, Broadway Manhattan, New York, solo exhibition at the ARC Gallery and I like how she communicates so much with a subtle use of color or a tiny brush stroke.....There is so much in our world today that can be considered "negative", that I like art around me that offers hope and that reaches for joy. For me, her paintings do that"-Alice Irvan, President, AIRvan Consulting, LLC, Indianapolis U.S.A. Trivia2004 site-specific public art commission for MGM Mirage to create two paintings both measuring 4 feet X 6 feet in dimension and signed by the artist are on display inside the Bellagio Conservatory, Las Vegas. Two of her large-scale paintings are permanently displayed and owned by the College of Medicine at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1995).Her first solo exhibition in the U.S was hosted by the ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation at Chicago in 1994. This major exhibition featured her paintings as well as sculptures and prints (monoprints and lithographs). The Chicago exhibition was followed by shows at different art galleries on Broadway, New York from 1995-1998.She coined the phrase "formless forms" to describe her visual depiction of happiness, an emotion of the mind, in her extensive body of colorful paintings with myriad textures.When she was just twelve years old, her watercolor painting was showcased in recognition of her talent at the Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkatta, India, in addition to being awarded a silver trophy through the Philips India Ltd. "Parichay" Child Art Competition during an award function at the venue.She was awarded a prize in the form of a camera at the age of ten through a national child art competition by Hindustan Unilever Ltd., India.Has created drawings and paintings throughout her childhood and adolescent years.Began drawing and painting from the age of four.Has received several silver trophies from art competitions throughout her growing years.Created portraits and landscapes throughout her childhood.Was born in Kerala but grew up in Kolkata (then Calcutta) as a child artist, and later Chennai, India.Calls her images of happiness "formless forms", while portraying that emotion of the mind as a visual entity.She received the Liquitex "Excellence in Art" Product Grants for two consecutive years (1994 and 1995) from Binney and Smith Inc., makers of Crayola crayons.Has spent a month painting and drawing entire days in Paris, France that inspired her current work. Speaks very little French."Chitra" is a Hindu name for the female child in India derived from the Sanskrit word for Portrait, Picture, or Painting.The Indianapolis Artsgarden was the venue of the most recent solo exhibition of her signature paintings.Is a fan of Mira Nair's movies.To date, most of her signature style paintings have got sold to collectors in the state of California.Has taught courses and workshops in Acrylic painting and Mixed media painting at the Indianapolis Art Center since 2004.The major influence for her current body of work stemmed from keenly observing the gardens from inside the Claude Monet House during visits to Giverny. Her favorite painting, The Waterlily Pond, 1897.Happiness is the common thread that runs through her expressive, highly textured abstract paintings awash with bold, vibrant colors.Her biography is listed in the national directory Who's Who in America 2008.Her 1998 and 2000 originals titled "A Momentary Glance", and "Coruscation" respectively, were the originals works upon which two large-scale paintings on canvas signed by the artist were created for MGM Mirage for the Bellagio, Las Vegas in 2004. "Coruscation", a mixed-media painting on canvas measuring 18 inches X 24 inches, is owned by an Indianapolis based collector who acquired it in 2006.Speaks four languages.Loves the outdoors, working on her garden and boating.Entered the University of Illinois in 1991 with a course in Cinematography.While earning her M.B.A, she was commissioned to officially create an original T-shirt logo depicting the Summer Olympics 1996 held at Atlanta. The T-shirts were created to welcome the "Illinois M.B.A"'s class of 1998.

This is from my HS senior recital that I did with my friend Emily Rew (her pieces are available on here as well). Another battle in the war between myself and the French language! Nonetheless, a lullaby, a beautiful song about boats and the quay. My favorite. (2/28/09) As an update I'd also like to add that I do NOT condone all the funky straight tone sections in this song. Even though this is a sweet slow song, it should really have no straight tone whatsoever, especially not on those high notes. Do as I say, not as I do! I now study with Ah Hong at the Peabody Conservatory and major in International Relations at the Johns Hopkins University.