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Category Archives: building on tradition
Advice on relationships with independent women (first hand advice would be much appreciated!)?
First, I want to acknowledge I have no problems dating independent women (current girlfriend is VERY independent). In fact I prefer them over clingy, dependent women. Allow me to elloborate briefly: I was raised in a very conservative family built … Continue reading
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How does one interpret the Bible?
The key, in my opinion, is logical consistency. Does the way the person interprets the bible create a larger logically-consistent picture that is still within the bounds of what constitutes Christianity? For instance, the Bible says that God tells Abraham … Continue reading
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traditional picnic table
How to build a traditional style picnic table capable of seating eight people. The table is constructed solely of 2×4 lumber. Go to www.buildeazy.com for plans and instructions.
Nik Huber Interview / NAMM 2011 / Vintage&RareTV / Custom Guitars
www.vintageandrare.com Talking to german guitar builder Nik Huber on winter NAMM 2011 in Anaheim, Los Angeles / California. Bio: Nik-Huber-Guitars was founded by Nik Huber in 1996. Since then, the company grew slowly but constantly. Today a team of 5 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, custom, Guitars, Huber, Interview, NAMM, Vintage&RareTV
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2011 celebrations around the world
www.timesofearth.com LONDON – Revelers across the Pacific Islands, Asia, Africa, and Europe have welcomed 2011 with celebrations and fireworks displays, and crowds are already gathering across the Americas to mark the start of the new year there. The tiny Pacific … Continue reading
The Fishing Town Of Redcar
A Film by Sarah Macmillan, NORTHERN LANDSCAPES Filmed & Produced in 2008 as part of a series of 4 of my Heritage Documentaries for a permanent exhibition at the Zetland Lifeboat Museum, Redcar. The exhibition also includes ‘ The Fishing … Continue reading
The Canadian Tradition – Quebec Sink Box – Part 04
The Canadian Tradition – Quebec Sink Box – Season 01 Episode 03 – Part 04 Taylor Wright explores sink box hunting in Quebec. A Ducks Unlimited Canada sponsored show.
Irish Trumpets – University of Notre Dame
In one of the most spectacular displays of school tradition, the trumpets of the Band of the Fighting Irish gather under the Golden Dome (the Main Building) one hour before kick-off on home game days and play “Notre Dame Our … Continue reading
The Last Fishermen – Northumberland
A century ago every port on the coast of North-East England had its own fleet of cobles. Fishermen braved stormy seas to bring back the daily catch in these tiny wooden boats, whose design goes back to the Viking longships. … Continue reading
beijing rising
Eggs. Birds’ nests. Pretzels. No, they aren’t menu items – they’re building designs. But is the new architecture in China art, or an affront to tradition?…