#martin molin

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Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (Carl Reiner, 1982).

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. He hates these cans. Stay away from the cans.

The Jerk, Carl Reiner (1979)

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Im weissen Rössl - Bernhard Theater Zürich 23.12.2023

Im weissen Rössl - Bernhard Theater Zürich 23.12.2023 #operette #ralphbenatzky #bernhardtheaterzürich #shakecompany #martinschurr

Einen Tag vor Heiligabend bietet die Produktion “Im weissen Rössl” der Zürcher SHAKE COMPANY genau die richtige Portion an banaler Leichtigkeit, Gassenhauern, Plattitüden und Ohrwürmern, die generationenübergreifend mitgesungen werden können… Continue reading Untitled

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A tos miniskirt clad owen harper for my beloved friend @martin-molin-my-beloved!

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[omniversalobservations]

Buffy's Trophy Wall (2010)

Many thanks to Randy Martin from Mighty Nib for his assistance in setting up this commission for me and delivering on time and as promised. That's actually become a big deal in the commission world. Very few people keep their promises and several can be pretty brazen about it, but NOT Randy and his stable of talent. He's kept every promise and exceeded every expectation. THANKS RANDY!!

And I would be remiss to not thank Karl Moline for this wonderful commission piece. Buffy The Vampire Slayer as only Karl can render her. She's more than just a Vampire Slayer at this point as she's attained the craniums of most of the Universal Monster stable of talent. Karl is a wonderful talent and I highly recommend him.

Source: Comic Art Fans

[tache-noire]

agh my huge crush on martin molin is returning now that he’s uploading more often again

[mechanical-sunchild]

I love things which can be looked at as both machine and beast. Like Martin Molin's Marble Machine.

Also, myself.

[ulkaralakbarova]

Juliet Forrest is convinced that the reported death of her father in a mountain car crash was no accident. Her father was a prominent cheese scientist working on a secret recipe. To prove it was murder, she enlists the services of private eye Rigby Reardon. He finds a slip of paper containing a list of people who are ‘The Friends and Enemies of Carlotta’. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Rigby Reardon: Steve Martin Juliet Forrest: Rachel Ward (in “This Gun For Hire”) (archive footage): Alan Ladd Juliet’s Butler / Field Marshal Wilfried von Kluck: Carl Reiner (in “Sorry – Wrong Number”) (archive footage): Barbara Stanwyck (in “The Lost Weekend”) (archive footage): Ray Milland (in “The Killers” / “The Bribe”) (archive footage): Ava Gardner (in “The Killers”) (archive footage): Burt Lancaster (in “The Big Sleep” / “In a Lonely Place” / “Dark Passage”) (archive footage): Humphrey Bogart (in “Suspicion”) (archive footage): Cary Grant (in “Notorious”) (archive footage): Ingrid Bergman (in “The Glass Key”) (archive footage): Veronica Lake (in “Deception”) (archive footage): Bette Davis (in “Johnny Eager” / “The Postman Always Rings Twice”) (archive footage): Lana Turner (in “Johnny Eager”) (archive footage): Edward Arnold (in “I Walk Alone”) (archive footage): Kirk Douglas (in “Double Indemnity”) (archive footage): Fred MacMurray (in “White Heat”) (archive footage): James Cagney (in “Humoresque”) (archive footage): Joan Crawford Carlos Rodriguez: Reni Santoni (in “The Bribe”) (archive footage): Charles Laughton (in “The Bribe”) (archive footage): Vincent Price Dr. Forrest: George Gaynes Waiter: Francis X. McCarthy Hood: Gene LeBell (in “The Killers”) (archive footage): William Conrad (in “The Killers”) (archive footage): Charles McGraw (in “The Killers”) (archive footage): Jeff Corey (in “The Killers”) (archive footage): John Miljan (in “The Glass Key”) (archive footage): Brian Donlevy (in “The Glass Key”) (archive footage): Norma Varden (in “White Heat”) (archive footage): Edmond O’Brien Puppy Secretary: Britt Nilsson Duty Secretary: Jean Beaudine Film Crew: Editor: Bud Molin Screenplay: Steve Martin Director: Carl Reiner Screenplay: George Gipe Producer: David V. Picker Director of Photography: Michael Chapman Producer: William E. McEuen Costume Design: Edith Head Production Design: John DeCuir Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Kevin O’Connell Set Decoration: Richard C. Goddard Supervising Sound Editor: James J. Klinger Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Steve Maslow Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Bill Varney Original Music Composer: Miklós Rózsa Stunt Coordinator: Ernie F. Orsatti Stunts: Charlie Picerni Movie Reviews:

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A Passion for Horses: Harrison Goode's Journey at the University of Kentucky

From Winston-Salem to Lexington, one student's pursuit of equine excellence

How does a young man from Winston-Salem, North Carolina end up as a student at the University of Kentucky? For Harrison Goode, the answer is simple - horses. Goode's passion for the equine industry led him to seek out the best education in the heart of horse country.

As a graduating senior at UK's Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, Goode reflects on his journey and the impact he has made during his time at the university.

A Passion for Equine Science and Management

When Goode first arrived at UK in 2020, he knew that his major had to revolve around his love for horses. Enrolling in the equine science and management program at the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment was a natural choice for him. His goal was to learn more about the management of horses and promote ethical practices within the industry.

Finding His Place on Campus

Coming to a large campus far from home was initially a daunting experience for Goode. He recalls feeling out of place during his first week at UK, as there were not many people who looked like him in his classes or walking around campus. However, his passion for horses and the warm welcome he received from the equine department helped him find his place.

Goode quickly formed connections with his professors and fellow students, creating a community that made him feel at home.

Making a Difference in the Equine Industry

Goode's professors in the equine department recognized his dedication to promoting diversity and inclusivity within the horse industry. They admired his willingness to push for change and his efforts to expose new audiences to the equine world. Through his work, Goode not only made an impact academically but also created a community beyond the campus.

His mentor, Jermo Reese, helped him organize the Equine is for All program, which provided Kentucky middle and high school students with an immersive experience with horses. The program aimed to diversify the perspectives within the industry and educate students about horse care and showmanship.

Leaving a Lasting Legacy

Goode's involvement extended beyond the equine department. He was crowned Mr. Black UK during the 2023 Homecoming celebration, showcasing his leadership and representation within the university community. As a Wildcat Wrangler equine ambassador and a member of the American Saddlebred Horse Association's diversity, equity, and inclusion charter committee, Goode actively worked to promote diversity and inclusivity within the broader equine community.

His efforts did not go unnoticed, as he was honored with the Lyman T. Johnson Torchbearer Award in the fall of 2023.

A Future in Green

As Goode prepares to graduate, he looks forward to his future career at John Deere. He will be joining the company's lifecycle services implementation team at their world headquarters in Moline, Illinois. Despite his transition away from the equine industry, faculty members believe that Goode's emotional maturity and passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion will make him a valuable asset in any endeavor he pursues.

Harrison Goode's journey at the University of Kentucky has been defined by his passion for horses and his commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity within the equine industry. From his humble beginnings in Winston-Salem to his impact on campus and beyond, Goode has left a lasting legacy. As he prepares to embark on his career at John Deere, it is clear that his dedication and drive will continue to make a difference in the world.

The University of Kentucky is proud to have been a part of Goode's journey and looks forward to seeing all that he will accomplish in the future.

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Aurora, CO, reasons to live here

Aurora, CO, is a great place to live for several reasons. Firstly, it is located less than an hour from the Rocky Mountains, allowing residents to easily access the great outdoors and enjoy hiking, biking, and camping. Secondly, Aurora offers a wide range of recreational activities in the city, including lakes for water sports, golf courses, parks, and trails. Also, the city has a vibrant cultural scene, with theaters and venues that offer live performances and entertainment. Then, there are many dining and shopping options abundant in Aurora, with various boutiques, malls, and restaurants. Also, Aurora has excellent schools, with top-notch elementary, middle, and high schools that families highly regard.

Apartments in Aurora

Looking for apartments in Aurora? Look no further! Fellow at Fitzsimons boasts the finest selection of luxurious and comfortable apartments. From stylish studios to spacious multi-bedroom units, there's a collection of one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments to suit your needs. This apartment offers exquisite homes that exude an undeniable aura of confidence and charm, promising an exceptional living experience that seamlessly blends comfort and sophistication. With the thoughtfully designed spaces, this residence effortlessly caters to both social gatherings and moments of solitude, allowing for a harmonious balance between a vibrant social life and the freedom to enjoy personal independence. I love this apartment so much because of the comfort that Fellow at Fitzsimons can offer. If you need more information about this beautiful apartment home, please call (720) 619-6362.

Aurora Cultural Arts District

The Aurora Cultural Arts District, situated in downtown Aurora, is a lively and exciting place to visit. It offers diverse cultural attractions, unique shopping experiences, and many dining options. Visitors can indulge in the Vintage Theatre, browse through boutiques like The Archive Aurora, and relish delicious food at restaurants such as Baba & Pop's Pierogi. Also, Fletcher Plaza, the Community Garden, and the Martin Luther King Jr. Public Library are popular spots for people to relax and enjoy their time. The Aurora Fox Arts Center and the Aurora Symphony Orchestra are also significant contributors to the vibrant atmosphere of the district. If you're a craft beer enthusiast, visit Cerebral Brewing's Aurora Arts District location to quench your thirst.

Aurora resident charged with deadly shooting on I-70

As a result of the fatal shooting that occurred on Interstate 70 in Colorado, Jeremy Jacob Rocha has been charged. Over the course of a street racing incident that took place on June 18 in Aurora, the shooting took place. John Jaros was murdered after he was shot in the head by those who were attempting to compete in street races. Rocha, who was taken into custody the previous week, is now being charged with murder in the first degree as well as criminal attempt to commit murder in the first degree, and a conditional sentence enhancement for a crime of violence. Today, on July 27, he is expected to make an appearance in court.

Link to maps

Aurora Cultural Arts District Aurora, CO 80010, United States Head east on E Colfax Ave toward Elmira St Pass by Dollar Tree (on the right in 0.3 mi) 1.0 mi Turn right onto N Moline St 0.3 mi Turn left onto E 13th Ave 0.4 mi Turn left onto Peoria St 0.2 mi Turn right onto E 14th Ave 0.3 mi Turn left onto Scranton St 177 ft Turn left onto Quentin Street Destination will be on the right 194 ft Fellow at Fitzsimons 12600 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80011, United States

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i've started a little series of weekly posts documenting every MoC i made (digitally) over the last few years:

Week 7: the rest of 2020

ideas contests, my new room, the return of the robot dog, some wishful thinking and some new emissive materials

LEGO Ideas had an activity where you took photos of minifigures interacting with real life objects. this was the photo i took. i like it a lot and used it for a very long time as my background for my phone because i was so proud of it.

i reorganized my room and decided to update the MoC i made of it. once again, posting this on reddit resulted in a lot of comments regarding the small size of my room. :/

is it obvious that i was obsessed with boston dynamic's spot and adam savage for a hot minute? i hope these costumes inspired by some of the casings adam savage made for his borrowed spot are the last we'll see...

LEGO Ideas also had a contest about music and music videos. my entry was the MMX by Martin Molin aka Wintergatan, a music playing machine that was supposed to be an updated version of the Marble Machine, a machine he built by himself back in 2016, that was actually engineered and not basically improvised. he didn't finish it and is currently starting a similar project from scratch.

i actually made that MoC of of the original Marble machine back in 2017 (i think), when i first saw the video, but the file is just.... gone. the only reason i even remembered this MoC is because i recently found the contest entry on my Ideas profile when i was looking something up. (the same goes for the activity entry i posted further up). I also had to take the image i uploaded to Ideas for this entry, because the render is also just.... gone.

season 2 of the mandalorian had recently released and there where some rumores floating around that we would be getting a set based on episode 1 (later revealed to be 75299 - trouble on tatooine)

some wishful thinking the lead me to making this MoC, something actually based on an interesting scene instead of just a bad built of a Ghorfa tent.

Stud.io made a new addition to their rendering allowing actual emissive materials intead of the kinda hacky thing i've been using with that orange material i had been using that far. this is just a build where i tested them (and how the eyesight renderer handled them).

also, yes, this would be out of chronological order because i've been using those new emissive materials in the hover cars from last week. but a limit of 30 images means i have to kind of choose what to put where and i mostly put them in an order that feels right.

anyway, next week is going to be 2021, my last productive year.

first week last week next week

[elderbwrry]

i hope the marble machine guy is having a good day

[scicraft]

Mr Martin molin is literally my favorite man on youtube he's like "hey guys I invented a new instrument but it doesn't sound exactly like I want it, here's how it sounds currently (wawaas out the prettiest sound) but I think it's good for now because I have other projects to work on"

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"Did you want to go to lunch?" He asked, sounding a little unsure.

"Actually. I had something else in mind," I told him, stepping closer. He shivered a little.

"Yes?"

"You sound uncertain." I stepped closer still.

Jean and Vitti having a moment for my beloved friend @martin-molin-my-beloved!

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PAIN IS TEMPORARY // GLORY IS FOREVER

Vibraphone Marble Drops - Marble Machine X 99