Our Father

Pure beauty.

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“Our Father”

Video by © Andie at AndiesIsle.com

 

Available on my New DVD Click Here for details

This beautiful rendition of the “Lord’s Prayer” was arranged,
performed, and recorded by Thomas Jones specially for this video.
Thank you Thomas!

 

If you would like to contact Thomas,
you can email him at tjmusic@optonline.net

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The “Lord’s Prayer”

The Bible
Matthew 6:9-13

Music written by Albert Hay Malotte
©1935 (Renewed) by G. Shirmer Inc. (ASCAP)

Mastered by Kenneth McGee
Mastermix Audio Media

Executive Producers
Richard & Michael Berardi
MRB Records Corporation 

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How many of these magazines from 1939 have you read? —  Me? – I see Time, Look, Life, Detective Stories and Readers Digest.

Vintage photographs available as fine-art prints or digital stock images

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“Up in Nebraska” fine-art print

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“High and Mighty” fine-art print

Framed vintage photograph of June 21-26, 1934. Nebraska State Capitol, Lincoln. General view from university, a.m.

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Ten Golden Mantras to Those Aging Gracefully | Tips and Updates – BabaMail

Ten golden mantras for those who wish to grow older with style and dignity.

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Stunning Lace Art by Agnes Herczeg | Art – BabaMail

Agnes Herczeg, a Hungarian artist, creates artwork using lace. Some of her best works can be seen here.

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Photographing the Solar Eclipse Workshop

with Brad Goetsch

 At Homestead National Monument of America

Attention photographers of all skill levels! Learn how to make two and a half minutes in the shadow last forever.  Homestead National Monument of America will be hosting onSunday, August 6th at 2:00 pm a photography workshop by  Brad Goetsch.  This free workshop will focus on photographing the solar eclipse.  The program will be held at the Homestead Education Center.

Brad will share resources he has gathered and how to plan for photographing a total solar eclipse. Learn the “Where” “When” and “How” elements of photographing a solar eclipse as well.  This two hour session will include an indoor information portion and an outdoor hands on practice session at Homestead’s Education Center. Bring your gear to practice if you have it!

Homestead National Monument of America Superintendent Mark Engler shared, “This is a great hands on opportunity for the public to learn how to safely photograph the eclipse.  Photographing eclipses with a camera, or any device like a cell phone or tablet, without a proper filter could permanently damage a person’s eyes and camera.  This workshop will help people prepare ahead of time what they’ll need to safely photograph the eclipse.”

Brad will share information about equipment that he would use on the inexpensive side and also share what is out there for people dedicated to solar observation/photography, too.  To learn more information about Brad, photographing eclipses; gear and more visit this link to Brad’s website: http://www.bunkershotsphotography.com/the-great-american-eclipse

Remember, Homestead National Monument of America has an exciting schedule of events planned for 2017. Keep up with the latest information by following us on Twitter (HomesteadNM) and Facebook (HomesteadNM).

Homestead National Monument of America is a unit of the National Park Service located four miles west of Beatrice, Nebraska and 45 miles south of Lincoln. Hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free of charge. For additional information, please call 402-223-3514 or visit http://www.nps.gov/home/.

 

EXPERIENCE YOUR AMERICATM

The National Park Service cares for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage.

Bunker Shots Photography

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2016 Rewind: Amazing Places on Our Planet – 13:30

 Wander Wonders. -keith .…. Around the World in Thirteen Minutes …. Gorgeous.   Absolutely gorgeous.

Click below – Around the world in Ultra HD

in 4K Ultra HD (2016 in Review) – YouTube

 

 

 

Aug 28- America the Beautiful – $10 National Parks & Federal Recreational Lands Senior Pass | USGS Store

We are experiencing a major increase in Senior pass sales.

• Until the current backlog of Senior Pass orders are shipped, your order confirmation will be honored for use at agency sites.
• If you need your pass in less than three months, consider purchasing your pass at the first site you visit. Please click here for a list of sites that issue passes. Please Note that USGS field offices DO NOT issue passes.
• Online and Mail in Senior pass applications are currently being processed within twelve weeks

All eligible Senior pass orders postmarked by the USGS before August 28 will be processed at the $10 price.  Lifetime Senior pass orders postmarked after August 28 will be processed at the $80 price. Additional processing fees of $10 apply. For more information on the price changes, click here.

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10 Homes Hidden From Sight | Design & Photography – BabaMail

It’s not always easy to find a secluded spot, unless you live in one of these delightful houses safely hidden from public view.

We all enjoy moments of absolute peace and quiet, listening to nothing but the sound of the rustling of leaves. Though, it’s not always easy to find a secluded spot, unless you live in one of these delightful houses safely hidden from public view.

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10 Websites for Learning Amazing New Skills

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10 Websites for Learning Amazing New Skills

We have collected a list of some of the best websites that can teach you a new skill…entirely for free. Simply click on the links or pictures to be taken directly to the sites where you can find out more. Now there is really no excuse not to get your learning cap on and see if you can pick up a new hobby, no matter how old you are!

1. Learn a New Language – Duo Lingo
2. Learn to Type Quickly – Type Fu
3. Become a Photographer – Udemy
4. Take a Psychology Course – Masters In Psychology Guide
5. Learn How To Knit – Instructables Knitting Courses
6. Improve Your Memory – Kwik Learning
7. Learn How to Draw – Draw Space
8. Learn How To Meditate – Online Meditation
9. Learn How to Invest in Stocks – Investopedia
10. Learn…Pretty Much Anything – Academic Earth

 

Academic Earth was established according to the principle that ‘everyone deserves access to world class education’. The site collects together the best free online college and university courses from around the world, all available to browse via an easy three-point search mechanism. Whether you want to explore a new topic or improve your understanding of one you already know a little bit about, this fantastic resource will have something for you.

Art – History Museum Celebrates Nebraska’s Sesquicentennial

I have seen this collection and it is a Must See for anyone living in Nebraska for more than 10 years. – keith …..

In celebration of 150 years of Nebraska’s statehood, the Nebraska History Museum will display over 120 paintings in an exhibition titled “The Legacy of Nebraska.” The paintings, done by Nebraskan artist Todd Williams, will represent each of Nebraska’s counties.

The works vary in size and subject; from the state capitol building to portraits of Native American chiefs.

Williams, a native of Central City, used various methods and inspirations to complete the paintings.

“Some of them are plein air, [which means] he painted them out in the outdoors,” said Ann Billesbach, associate director of the Nebraska State Historical Society. “Some of them are painted from historic photographs. There are a few counties where he did more than one but there’s at least one from every Nebraska county.”

“The Legacy of Nebraska” is an official part of Nebraska’s 150 celebration and has been in the making for years.

Billesbach said the planning committee for the sesquicentennial also plans on making a book with all the paintings displayed in the exhibition.

The paintings will be shown at the Lincoln museum from March 1 to June 4, then the exhibit’s entirety will move to Omaha and Grand Island with smaller curated exhibits being shown in smaller Nebraskan towns.

 

Source: Downtown Lincoln Association : News Stories : History Museum Celebrates Nebraska’s Sesquicentennial

Jan 27th – LINCOLN ARTISTS’ GUILD OPENING & RECEPTION

When:  January 27th FOURTH Friday 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Where:  Gallery is located on the walls of Out of the Box, 366 N. 48th ST. Lincoln, NE. * Lower Level Entrance.  
Please join us with some exciting new artwork. Enjoy wine, appetizers & visit with the artists.
Featured Artists will be: Jan Blank, Jane Chesnut, Janet Fraley, Rita Holland, Donna Pozehl, & Will Rennick.
Music: August Moon
Phone 402-817-6776, Store Hours: Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday – 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. like us on Facebook Out of the Box ootbreclaimed.com Out of the Box, 366 N. 48th Street Lincoln, NE.
There will be some creative gift tables filled with a variety of jewelry, coasters, paintings, and so much more, many items will be under $40.00.
OUT OF THE BOX is offering a new, alternative way to shop for high-end, high-quality building products at very affordable prices. The products are primarily recycled from custom high-end homes which have been remodeled or renovated in Vail, Aspen and Denver.

Source: Lincoln Artists’ Guild

Extraordinary full-length shot of the ‘President’: one of the largest trees on Earth | Daily Mail Online

This 3,200-year-old tree is so huge it took 126 photos to show it all. See image

• Tree in Nevada’s Sequoia National Park is 3,200 years old and 247 feet tall
• National Geographic captured full-length shot using innovative technique
• Judged on mass, the ‘President’ is ‘likely the biggest’ tree on the planet

By KATE LYONS

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“Think about it.!” – YouTube

At 8 minutes in, Jane Godall gets a big goodbye hug from a gorilla being released. Great imagery thoughout. Source: “Think about it.!” – YouTube

 

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