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I have created a score to accompany the 17th century German mystic Jakob Bohme. The music will hopefully enhance the poetic prowess of the gnostic visionary as he takes his beloved reader through the trails of the Adam, the tincture, and the stars and elements that are capable of corrupting the soul's tincture or pure essence.

I have created a score to accompany the 17th century German mystic Jakob Bohme. The music will hopefully enhance the poetic prowess of the gnostic visionary as he takes his beloved reader through the trails of the Adam, the tincture, and the stars and elements that are capable of corrupting the soul's tincture or pure essence.

I have created a score to accompany the 17th century German mystic Jakob Bohme. The music will hopefully enhance the poetic prowess of the gnostic visionary as he takes his beloved reader through the trails of the Adam, the tincture, and the stars and elements that are capable of corrupting the soul's tincture or pure essence.

I have created a score to accompany the 17th century German mystic Jakob Bohme. The music will hopefully enhance the poetic prowess of the gnostic visionary as he takes his beloved reader through the trails of the Adam, the tincture, and the stars and elements that are capable of corrupting the soul's tincture or pure essence.

xiv, 210 pages ; 23 cm

Perma.cc archive of https://www.nytimes.com/1987/05/26/us/golden-gate-crowd-made-bridge-bend.html created on 2022-02-09 15:45:18.197168+00:00.

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Somewhere Over The Rainbow In The Rain
Golden Gate Park Speedway Meadow
Jon Hammond XK-1 Hammond organ
Don Pender vibes and soprano sax
Bernie Bagshaw guitar
Hal Solin drums
http://www.HammondCast.com
Thrivent Financial annual event
"To a place behind the sun, Just a step beyond the rain"
Camera: Jennifer

Mercy XK-1 Organ Golden Gate Park Funky Soul Jon Hammond Local 6 Musicians Union Rainy Day

Somewhere Over The Rainbow In The Rain
Golden Gate Park Speedway Meadow
Jon Hammond XK-1 Hammond organ
Don Pender vibes and soprano sax
Bernie Bagshaw guitar
Hal Solin drums
http://www.HammondCast.com
Thrivent Financial annual event
"To a place behind the sun, Just a step beyond the rain"
Camera: Jennifer

Mercy XK-1 Organ Golden Gate Park Funky Soul Jon Hammond Local 6 Musicians Union Rainy Day

Somewhere Over The Rainbow In The Rain
Golden Gate Park Speedway Meadow
Jon Hammond XK-1 Hammond organ
Don Pender vibes and soprano sax
Bernie Bagshaw guitar
Hal Solin drums
http://www.HammondCast.com
Thrivent Financial annual event
"To a place behind the sun, Just a step beyond the rain"
Camera: Jennifer

Mercy XK-1 Organ Golden Gate Park Funky Soul Jon Hammond Local 6 Musicians Union Rainy Day

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 8274.004 is a part of image group 8274.000 . Uncolored map, shows roads, trails, monuments. Includes notes and legend. A guide to accompany bird's-eye view pictorial map of San Francisco, viewed from the Ferry Building, 30x54 folded into beige heavy paper covers with title "All about San Francisco ...", accompanied by 8 page descriptive text, street index, key to map and Points of interest, with black and white illustrations. On verso: Map of Golden Gate Park, with inset: Panhandle. Map shows city blocks, streets, street car, bus lines and color pictorial vignettes. War housing projects, Carolina, Wisconsin Sunnydale and hunters point marked with orange dotted lines. Date estimated.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 8274.004 is a part of image group 8274.000 . Uncolored map, shows roads, trails, monuments. Includes notes and legend. A guide to accompany bird's-eye view pictorial map of San Francisco, viewed from the Ferry Building, 30x54 folded into beige heavy paper covers with title "All about San Francisco ...", accompanied by 8 page descriptive text, street index, key to map and Points of interest, with black and white illustrations. On verso: Map of Golden Gate Park, with inset: Panhandle. Map shows city blocks, streets, street car, bus lines and color pictorial vignettes. War housing projects, Carolina, Wisconsin Sunnydale and hunters point marked with orange dotted lines. Date estimated.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 8274.004 is a part of image group 8274.000 . Uncolored map, shows roads, trails, monuments. Includes notes and legend. A guide to accompany bird's-eye view pictorial map of San Francisco, viewed from the Ferry Building, 30x54 folded into beige heavy paper covers with title "All about San Francisco ...", accompanied by 8 page descriptive text, street index, key to map and Points of interest, with black and white illustrations. On verso: Map of Golden Gate Park, with inset: Panhandle. Map shows city blocks, streets, street car, bus lines and color pictorial vignettes. War housing projects, Carolina, Wisconsin Sunnydale and hunters point marked with orange dotted lines. Date estimated.

"In the United States Circuit Court for the District of Missouri, April Term, 1857. In Admiralty. Hill & Conn vs. The Golden Gate-Johnson et al. vs. The Ambassador" is an article from The American Law Register (1852-1891), Volume 6 . View more articles from The American Law Register (1852-1891) . View this article on JSTOR . View this article's JSTOR metadata . You may also retrieve all of this items metadata in JSON at the following URL: https://archive.org/metadata/jstor-3301974

1979 Os Assassinatos Golden Gate The Golden Gate Murders DAVID JANSSEM

1979 Os Assassinatos Golden Gate The Golden Gate Murders DAVID JANSSEM

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The metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the left to find XML files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (OCR results, PDF etc.). See also the What is the directory structure for the texts? FAQ for information about file content and naming conventions.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 11073.002 is a part of image group 11073.000 . Color pictorial map of San Francisco Bay Area. Showing recreational activities, agriculture, industry, residential areas, landmarks, light houses, etc. Relief shown pictorially. On verso 2 views of golden Gate and San Francisco Oakland Bridges, with explanation text. Date estimated. Includes decorative compass rose oriented with the north to the left margin. See note field above.

The Wall That Heals" - Experience the ½ scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial located in Washington DC coming to the Golden Gate National Cemetery - San Bruno from April 9th - 12th, 2015 open 24hrs/daily. (Promo short version

This footage was shot just north of the Golden Gate Bridge on March 28, 2009, between 8:27 pm and 9:40 pm. As part of the Earth Hour celebration, the Golden Gate Transit District decided to turn out the flood lights on the north and south towers of the famous bridge. As luck would have it, DTP producer Christian Einfeldt was speaking by phone with DTP spiritualgodfather Holden Aust that morning. Holden suggested that we go shoot the event that evening. He contacted Rufus Laggren, who drove us up to our look-out point in the Marin Headlands at a spot located just about 1 mile from the north tower, and about 2 miles from the south tower. A ship sails under the bridge just as the lights go out at 8:30 p.m.. The captain of the ship had obviously heard of this event, and planned his or her ship's arrival into San Francisco Bay accordingly. The western flood lights go off first, followed by the eastern floodlights. This shot shows only the southern tower of the bridge, the tower closest to San Francisco. The lights behind the bridge come from various parts of San Francisco, including the Marina district, Pacific Height, Nob Hill, and some skycrapers from downtown San Francisco. One hour later, at 9:30 p.m., the bridge staff turns the lights back on, this time turning on both floodlights at once. The lights come on gradually, either because they are so powerful that they need to warm up, or because the staff turns them on slowly for effect. It takes nearly a full minute, it seems, for the lights to reach maximum effect. The shot of the bridge is dark. This event was the first time that the DTP crew had shot any night footage, so it was an experiment. Following the shot of the bridge, I turned the camera toward the waxing crescent moon going down over the Pacific Ocean. I wanted to see what effect would be produced by dropping the shutter speed on the camera. It is somewhat interesting to note that the camera becomes sufficiently sensitive to pick up the dark face of the moon as the shutter speed drops. This footage is our raw rough-cut footage. It lacks transitions, music, special effectsor finish rendering. It is our "source code". Please feel free to rip, mix and burn this footage consistent with our Creative Commons license as disclosed on this page. Thanks for viewing our video!

Set 1 01 tuning and jay says lets start it 02 Feel Like Dynamite 03 crowd and jay 04 Bertha 05 reedthoven --> 06 Hes Gone --> 07 Jam --> 08 Dweller On The Threshold 09 crowd 10 In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 11 crowd 12 Lazy River Road 13 crowd 14 Alan Watts Blues 15 crowd 16 Sister Smiles --> 17 When I Paint My Masterpiece 18 set break Set 2 01 tuning 02 happy birthday to samson 03 Help On The Way --> 04 Slipknot --> 05 Good Guys And Bad Guys 06 crowd 07 Instrumental 08 crowd 09 jamaicannouncement 10 The Ladder 11 talk 12 They Love Each Other 13 talk 14 Liberty 15 crowd 16 JC Piano Solo --> 17 Half Step Mississippi Uptown Toodle-oo --> 18 Hard Highway 19 crowd 20 Standing On The Moon 21 Not Fade Away 22 jay tells it like it is 23 encore break 24 announcements 25 talk 26 Shakedown Street 27 thanks Patched with soundboard Slipknot - last 3:58 Good Guys - First 7:20

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 11915.001 is a part of image group 11915.000 . Colorful birds eye view pictorial map of San Francisco and surrounding area, issued as postcard, 10x15. Date estimated. Shows Golden Gate bridge and the Oakland Bay bridge, streets, buildings, parks, landmarks, shopping district, and places of interest. Relief shown pictorially. On verso: Includes handwritten note with postmark dated Sep 18, 9 PM 1953.

Tracklist: 1. Freedom 2. The Negro Spiritual 3. Noah 4. I'm So Glad Trouble Trouble Don't Last Always 5. We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder 6. Oh Mary, Don't You Weep 7. Traveling Shoes 8. How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone? 9. What Are the blues? 10. Poor Lazarus 11. John Henry 12. The Social Song 13. Silicosis Blues 14. Trouble 15. Introduction With Juba Recitation 16. Old Dan Tucker 17. Introduction to Mr. Rabbit 18. Mr. Rabbit, Your Ear's Mighty Long 19. The Negro Work Song 20. The Railroad Worker's Camp 21. Negro Song Afterword 22. Rock My Soul In the Bosom of Abraham 23. Run, Sinner, Run

Tracklist: 1. Freedom 2. The Negro Spiritual 3. Noah 4. I'm So Glad Trouble Trouble Don't Last Always 5. We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder 6. Oh Mary, Don't You Weep 7. Traveling Shoes 8. How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone? 9. What Are the blues? 10. Poor Lazarus 11. John Henry 12. The Social Song 13. Silicosis Blues 14. Trouble 15. Introduction With Juba Recitation 16. Old Dan Tucker 17. Introduction to Mr. Rabbit 18. Mr. Rabbit, Your Ear's Mighty Long 19. The Negro Work Song 20. The Railroad Worker's Camp 21. Negro Song Afterword 22. Rock My Soul In the Bosom of Abraham 23. Run, Sinner, Run

Tracklist: 1. Freedom 2. The Negro Spiritual 3. Noah 4. I'm So Glad Trouble Trouble Don't Last Always 5. We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder 6. Oh Mary, Don't You Weep 7. Traveling Shoes 8. How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone? 9. What Are the blues? 10. Poor Lazarus 11. John Henry 12. The Social Song 13. Silicosis Blues 14. Trouble 15. Introduction With Juba Recitation 16. Old Dan Tucker 17. Introduction to Mr. Rabbit 18. Mr. Rabbit, Your Ear's Mighty Long 19. The Negro Work Song 20. The Railroad Worker's Camp 21. Negro Song Afterword 22. Rock My Soul In the Bosom of Abraham 23. Run, Sinner, Run

Ray Hamilton presents an enlightening talk on some of the many connections between San Francisco Bay and Humboldt County

This 1960s color film includes 1930s black and white footage on the design, fabrication, construction, and opening of the Golden Gate bridge. It was presented by Bethlehem Steel. The film begins with a bird’s eye view of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. A statue of Joseph Straus, chief engineer, is panned up. The bridge is shown from afar (0:11-1:20). A vintage illustration shows the topography and side-view of the bridge’s construction (1:21-3:57). Black and white footage prior to the bridge’s construction began in 1933 shows the Bethlehem Steel Companies’ factories, including the massive steel trusses in fabrication, parts being transported by train and boat, and cranes lifting sections for transport (3:58-4:47). Workers pour and plane the concrete on a yet-unfinished tower (4:48-6:21). A vintage color illustration shows the measurements and basic layout of a tower (6:22-6:59). Photos of workmen craning and measuring parts are shown. A crane moves a large piece of steel to the tower off a boat (7:00-8:22). Crane workers move large pieces of steel into the base of the bridge (8:23-9:35). A photograph of the first diagonal brace is shown, and the traveler – the crane system used to build the sections – is raised (9:36-10:32). Workers weld rivets on scaffolding, movable platforms, and elevators, shown being raised up and down the bridge (10:33-11:54). Ariel footage is shown of the towers during construction, and the final part of the north tower is craned into place (11:55-13:43). Photos show the progression of construction for the San Francisco tower (13:44-15:30). Workmen use automatically-turning spinning carriages to “stitch” the north and south shores together with 80,000 miles of wire (13:44-16:28). The finished cable bundles are shown, and those bundles are wrapped with galvanized wire (16:29-17:05). A vintage illustration shows the basic anatomy of the road span (17:06-18:50). Massive worker safety nets (credited with saving lives) are raised into place, with workers moving around them (19:02-20:00). Parts of the structure are moved on trollies down the supports, and cranes move steel into place with workers riding (20:00-21:04). Beams are swung into place by crane (21:05-21:38). The net is shown again, workers show off their hardhats, and a worker puts on a safety belt and ties himself to a post (21:39-22:15). Footage pans up the unfinished span base, where both sides are almost touching to finish the bridge, and chief engineer Joseph Straus is shown watching the final part placed in to finish the bridge’s structure (22:16-24:02). Painters from the lines, painting the cable bundles “international orange” (24:03-24:20). The sidewalks and rails are trollied and craned into place, and workmen fasten them (24:21-24:48). Workmen weld the reinforcing steel for the concrete road, and cement is manually poured and leveled (24:49-25:29). The finished bridge is shown immersed in fog. Shown is footage and photos from when the bridge was completed in 1937, only four years after construction began, and film from the opening celebrations (25:30-26:36). The film ends with color footage of the bridge from the time when the film was produced (26:37-27:15).  We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment!  See something interesting?  Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference." This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Golden Gate Wingmen The Wick, Brooklyn, New York Set 1 It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry They Love Each Other Loser Sister Smiles Friend Of The Devil Dignity It's Alright --> Touch Of Grey Set 2 Cleaning Windows Terrapin Station --> Jam --> Estimated Prophet Golden Wings Alan Watts Blues Believe It Or Not Not Fade Away Might As Well SBD > Zoom H6 @ 24/96 > Cool Edit Pro 2 > CD Wave Editor Estimated Prophet has 30 second patch from audience source.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1625.027 is a part of image group 1625.000 . Photographic reproduction. 1st edition. Shows an elaborate plan to redesign the City with the creation of huge boulevards that would have destroyed much of its Victorian character. Fortunately, the plan was abandoned after the earthquake and fire of 1906. Maroon cloth covers with title in gilt: Report of D.H. Burnham on the improvement and adornment of San Francisco. Spine title: Report of D.H. Burnham on a plan for San Francisco. Rocq, 8474.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1625.027 is a part of image group 1625.000 . Photographic reproduction. 1st edition. Shows an elaborate plan to redesign the City with the creation of huge boulevards that would have destroyed much of its Victorian character. Fortunately, the plan was abandoned after the earthquake and fire of 1906. Maroon cloth covers with title in gilt: Report of D.H. Burnham on the improvement and adornment of San Francisco. Spine title: Report of D.H. Burnham on a plan for San Francisco. Rocq, 8474.

Video of A Walk Out OnTo The Golden Gate Bridge 13 Aug 2007. This is video from walking onto the Golden Gate Bridge located in San Francisco California, out to the first tower support. The noise you'll hear is the wind which is extremely strong at the Bridge.

Video of A Walk Out OnTo The Golden Gate Bridge 13 Aug 2007. This is video from walking onto the Golden Gate Bridge located in San Francisco California, out to the first tower support. The noise you'll hear is the wind which is extremely strong at the Bridge.

Country: USA Language: English Release Date: 1939 Production Companies: Castle Films Distributed by Castle Films Runtime: 9min 35sec In Black & White Sound Mix: Mono Genres: Documentary, Short

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

01 Yell Fire 02 Yes I Will 03 What I Be> Pray For Grace 04 Sometimes 05 Stay Human 06 Words 07 Time To Go Home 08 Bomb The World 09 We Don't Stop 10 Never Too Late 11 Outro

ix, 341 pages 22 cm

Video taken during a walk On The Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco California 13 Aug 2007.

In the early 19th century, the village of Yerba Buena overlooked a natural harbor along the Pacific Ocean. In 1848, a local carpenter found gold in northern California, ushering in the California Gold Rush. The village's population quickly grew to 35,000. Several decades and a devastating earthquake later, the city, now called San Francisco, was looking for ways to ease the flow traffic across the bay. By the early 1920s, a bridge seemed like the natural solution -- to some. Many San Franciscans resisted the idea of bridging their great harbor and obscuring their view of the sunset with a human-built structure. After years of debate over the need for a bridge, and concern over how such a big structure could safely be built, the construction project finally began in 1933. On May 27, 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge opened to pedestrian traffic, with 18,000 people waiting to walk across. Vehicles followed the next day. Space Imaging's IKONOS satellite acquired this image of the Golden Gate Bridge on August 28, 2004. Spanning the narrow mouth of the San Francisco Bay, the bridge connects the Presidio of San Francisco in the south to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, near the town of Sausalito, in the north. The bridge's characteristic bright orange finish stands out against the dark water below, as the occasional boat leaves a white wave trail in the San Francisco Bay. Although it enables thousands of commuters to cross the bay, the bridge is not the only means of reaching the city; commuters also rely in ferryboats. When it was completed, the Golden Gate Bridge was the world's largest suspension bridge, hanging from two high towers and arcing downward between them. The bridge's designers used a modified version of the suspension bridge plan, enabling it to support the heavy load of vehicle traffic. The bridge was still vulnerable to high winds, however, and had to be closed briefly in a 1951 windstorm that rippled the roadway. The Golden Gate Bridge is just one of the newer features of an area that has long seen human habitation. This natural harbor was home to Native Americans more than 1,200 years ago. With the arrival of Spanish soldiers in 1776, the area began to change hands, alternately serving as a military post for Spain, Mexico, and the United States. www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/goldengate/ Golden Gate Bridge from PBS's American Experience www.nps.gov/prsf/ Presidio of San Francisco from the National Park Service en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspension_bridge Suspension Bridge from Wikipedia

127 p. of music ; 14 x 17 cm

8, [11], 192-251 p. incl. front. 17 cm

8, [11], 192-251 p. incl. front. 17 cm

8, [11], 192-251 p. incl. front. 17 cm