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[jazzdailyblog]

Exploring Dewey Redman's Adventurous Vision: "The Ear of the Behearer"

Introduction: Dewey Redman, a trailblazing jazz saxophonist, left an indelible mark on the genre with his innovative approach to music-making. One of his most influential albums, “The Ear of the Behearer,” showcases Redman’s fearless exploration and artistic vision. Released in 1973 on the Impulse! label, this album is a testament to Redman’s ability to push the boundaries of jazz and create…

[dialoogid]

Leroy Jenkins, Jerome Cooper, and Sirone of the Revolutionary Ensemble in 1972. Photograph by Laurence Fink

[conwayconartist]

Hell's Canary.

[ariakey]

Siron and his decorated shoes, he's from a story I'm working on called CoffeeKick ☕️

[skyloftian-nutcase]

https://youtu.be/-wPg1tNEWmo?si=EsNma0bR5m-eYmr9

Skyrim music always is my go to for relaxing.

The world was hidden in a curtain of grey and white. The sound of heavy rainfall echoed in the air, water pelting his skin as he sat on slick stone. Whether it served to bring him to reality or help hide him from it was another matter, but his mind was certainly lost to the white noise.

Abel stared tiredly ahead. The rain brought life to Hyrule, promises of renewal to a land scorched by evil. He hadn’t thought much of it in the past. There was nothing to be renewed for him. He’s lost nearly all he knew and loved, and he’d tried desperately to hide what remained from the malice that had claimed everyone else.

Lyra never listened though.

Every raindrop felt like a bite, promises of renewal felt like a cruel joke.

Tilieth had always loved the rain. Link had never been a huge fan of it.

“Sir Abel?”

He barely heard the words. It wasn’t until the fourth call, with a gentle hand on his shoulder, that he turned. The Lurelin teenager looked back at him, eyes worried.

“She’s going to be okay,” the swordsman said earnestly. “The healers even said it.”

The rain was deafening. He didn’t register the words. He still saw his boy, bleeding and broken, skin charred, bone exposed, all washed away in the torrential downpour as golden light shone from the castle.

“Sir Abel?”

Ice hovered near him, it seemed. His right side was freezing. The swordsman, on his left, looked behind him as if asking someone something, but no one else was there.

She’s going to be ok, the wind seemed to whisper.

“We’ll destroy it,” the new Hero assured Abel. “I promise… we’ll get it right this time.”

Abel came to life in an instant, eyes sharp as he glared at the boy. “No.”

The boy flinched despite how quietly the command was spoken. It held such strength and bite to it, he might as well have screamed it.

No one else was going to get hurt. He would face the Divine Beast alone.

[oldsardens]

Siron Franco - Brasil. 1988

[ramenthievery]

Siron's last moment

[laskume-dragon]

The holy Trinity of divine Idiots

[gezibiletim]

Bingöl'de Ne Yenir? Bingöl'ün Yöresel Meşhur Yemekleri!

Sadece doğal güzelliklere değil, aynı zamanda Bingöl’ün nefis yöresel ve meşhur yemekleri de bir harika! İpek Aşı Çorbası, Cızlak Tatlısı, Mumbar ve daha fazlasını keşfedin. Yolculuğunuzu lezzetlendirmek için Bingöl’de ne yenir? Bingöl’ün yöresel meşhur yemekleri yazımıza göz atın! Bu sefer rotamızı Türkiye’nin gizli kalmış lezzet hazinelerinden biri olan Bingöl’e çeviriyoruz. Bingöl sadece doğal…

[whencyclopedia]

Virgil

Publius Vergilius Maro (70-19 BCE), better known to most modern readers as Virgil, was one of the greatest poets of the early Roman Empire. His best-known work, the Aeneid, told of a Trojan prince, Aeneas, who escaped the burning of Troy in the final days of the Trojan War to eventually make his way across the Mediterranean Sea to Italy (Latium) where his descendants Romulus and Remus would ultimately found the city of Rome. He was so highly regarded by those authors who followed him that the early 14th-century CE Italian author Dante Alighieri chose Virgil as his guide through the nine levels of hell in The Inferno.

Early Life

Virgil, sometimes spelled Vergil, was born on October 15, 70 BCE in Andes, a small village near Mantua north of the Po River in Cisalpine Gaul. The 5th-century CE author and statesman Macrobius maintained Virgil was born of country parents among the shrubs and woods; the passion for the rural life would remain with him throughout his adult life. He was described as having the appearance of a countryman being tall but bulky with a dark complexion, 'changeable health,' and eating and drinking little; his poor health kept him away from the civil war that was brewing at the time. His father was a potter and courier who was lucky enough to marry the boss' daughter.

While his province of birth did not have citizenship rights (not until 51 BCE), his father, being of old Latin stock, was a citizen. Although some question his parents' financial status, most agree they were affluent enough to provide him with a solid education. The future poet acquired his early schooling in Cremona and Milan (Mediolanum) where he obtained his toga virilis —- a symbol of both manhood and citizenship. This early education garnered him an appreciation for both Greek and Roman authors. He arrived in Rome with plans to study rhetoric (a subject he disliked) with Epidius whose school was where Octavian and Mark Antony would eventually study as well. Evidently, Virgil only spoke once in the law courts, but without distinction; apparently, he was too shy. Virgil soon left the city to study philosophy at the Epicurean school of Siron in Naples. The love of philosophy that brought him to the Epicurean community enabled him to meet his fellow poet Horace.

When he was around 30 years old, the Roman Republic was in crisis. Julius Caesar had been assassinated, and his adopted son and heir the future Emperor Augustus (aka Octavian) was embroiled in a civil war. In 42 BCE, after the defeat of the tyrannicides at the Battle of Philippi, attempts were made to settle army veterans on confiscated land, a subject for Virgil's early poems. Unluckily for his family, in 41 BCE his father's farm was seized. The young poet tried to use his influence in Rome to have it returned; however, there is no record whether or not he was successful.

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[conwayconartist]

Serinus canaria domestica

[ariakey]

Cozy ocs doodle (Siron & Hans) ☺️

from the story I'm working on Coffeekick

[kattozilla-blog]

to lighten up from my last post, I would like to spotlight my cat

Amara is a pretty small cat, she's an adult mind you, and yet she'll take on and beat up her brother for fun. her brother is Siron, who is a mutt of boxer/american pitbull/german shepherd/chow chow of all things/staffy, and is a dog of pure muscle, and the poor guy can do nothing as his tiny sister punches him in the face and runs away.

she's an absolute beast

[esimsterlookbook]

Meet Kennedy from the young professionals look book, here are her base qualities:

MSQSIMS Serenity Skin Overlay / Ddarkstonee face mask N9 overlay / Lastarvek Halocline Skinblend / Ok ruee misc face details / Northern Siberia Winds Blush 8 full face / Sammi_xox Nose, Eye, Lip Masks / Praline Sims Zombie N21 Eyebags / Anonimux Moles 04 / Remus Siron Eyebrows 31 / Praline Sims Odd Eye N179 / LeahLilith Tansy Hair

Thank you to @msqsimsofficial, @ddarkstonee, @lastarvek,  @okruee, @northernsiberiawinds, @sammi-xox, @pralinesims, and many more CC creators I couldn't tag for your work!

[themalhambird]

RoP! Celebrimbor saying to Elrond that he heard Elwing asking Earendil not to go to Valinor suggests that he was regularly in Siron. This means it is feasible for the Oath to have accidently been appeased and the Sack of Sirion to be averted, by Elwing asking Celebrimbor to fix the Nauglimir, and Fëanor's grandson holding then freely returning the Silmiril to her. This would turn Maehdros, Maglor, and the Amburussas' attentions back to the two Silmirils in Morgoth's crown, and the Warrior who fought the Balrog above the misty mountains thereby creating mithril may have been Maehdros Fëanorion, in this essay I will-

[dirtylowdown2]

Ornette Coleman Quartet :: Roma 1974 #1

Ornette Coleman: saxo ; James Ulmer: guitarra ; Sirone: bajo; Billy Higgins: batería

Randolph Denard Ornette Coleman (March 9, 1930 – June 11, 2015)