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I'm a cat on a basket with the witch on broomstick looking at a Seagull-hlXVZtO0AOX.mp4

I was near one of the locations of Cumberland Farms and while I was waiting, a seagull is on top of that roof!

Unchained & Rovastar For The Seagull

The Art Theater of Davis and Davis Cemetery District present The Seagull, a play by Anton Chekov. Staged outdoors at the Davis Cemetery District & Arboretum, this play was presented April 8-11th & May 6-9th, 2017. This is the May 9th performance. arttheater.org Recorded 05/09/17.

Strange noise, Binaural recording,Best with the Headphone ,Zoom H6+ Soundman OKM II ( SoundMap20131201-1) , recorded by 吳燦政 Wu,Tsancheng

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 6981.000 is a part of image group 6981.000 . This sheet is a part of a loose set - See Pub Note below. Has tears, tape, 5 x 3 inch hole. A set of 60 loose sheets (our Pub List Nos. 6941.000-7000.000) printed for individual sale on heavy paper. The charts of islands in the Pacific are likely some of the most detailed at the time (1840). The charts were also published on thinner paper as Vol. XXIII - Hydrography - Wilkes - Atlas of Charts - Vol. I and Vol. II, of The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842. These 60 are not a complete set which consists of 106 unnumbered charts. For more information on the controversial expedition commander Charles Wilkes (1789-1877), the expedition's discoveries, and the resultant publications, see the 1968 bibliography of the expedition by Daniel C. Haskell entitled, "The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842 and Its Publications 1844-1874. Relief shown in hachures. Many maps include horizontal views of islands as seen from a ship. Haskell 83.

The playwright Anton Chekhov wrote to a friend that he was writing a play with "a great deal of conversation about literature, little actions, tons of love." The Seagull is not unlike our own lives, where there isn't a ready-made plot with a neat ending. This episode is the fourth collaboration between IDEAS and Soulpepper Theatre Company's audio drama series Around the World in 80 Plays.

A beatiful story.

A beatiful story.

Fly, seagull! Fly! Fly around East Providence including the East Bay Bike Path!

The seagull terms for the electric polarizability of the nucleon are shown to vanish, if one introduces fluctuations around the Skyrmion, and the origin of the eletric polarizability cannot be attributed to the seagull terms in the Skyrme model.

Once again, it was another beautiful morning indeed just the like day before. In the neighborhood, there were a lot of birds in the backyard, and there was a white butterfly in the front yard and somewhere else. A seagull just flew by somewhere in Warwick, and of course, there was a squirrel in Warwick City Park during a cloudy day before the hot temperature occurred.

The seagull in Swansea right near the bird on the parking lot light is flying over some buildings even the eyes can see.

I have recently saw a seagull eating fish at India Point Park. It's just like the other seagull from Calf Pasture Beach.

As I was going to Jamestown, I spotted a seagull right on top of one of those freeway lights on the Jamestown Verrazzano Bridge! Wow! A really good, lucky shot!

Join Professor Derek Gagnier as he speaks with Leslie Knight, the assistant director of Appalachian's theater production, "The Seagull", which is now being performed in I.G. Greer. For more information on tickets and show times, visit https://theatreanddance.appstate.edu/ . Originally aired on "Hi, Neighbor!" Season 7, Episode 11.

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Last night, before the summer concert of some sort, I shot a footage of the seagull right in the water.

This week the boys shed light on their most bizarre holiday experiences, plus Alex tells us the story of the invasion of the seagulls. Yes, it's as ominous as it sounds. Love Private Parts? Then why not sign up to our Patreon for more juicy content: https://www.patreon.com/privateparts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week the boys shed light on their most bizarre holiday experiences, plus Alex tells us the story of the invasion of the seagulls. Yes, it's as ominous as it sounds. Love Private Parts? Then why not sign up to our Patreon for more juicy content: https://www.patreon.com/privateparts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Man bites seagull after it tried to steal his McDonald's meal. Dead cat received a voter registration application in the mail for Georgia. Cops raided a party in Melbourne after following a large KFC meal order. Show your SUPPORT by donating to the Weird AF News Patreon where you'll get bonus episodes and you'll get to hang out with the host Jonesy! http://patreon.com/weirdafnews -WATCH Weird AF News on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/weirdafnews and FOLLOW Jonesy at http://instagram.com/funnyjones or http://twitter.com/funnyjones or http://facebook.com/comedianjonesy or http://Jonesy.com--- This episode is sponsored by - Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Man bites seagull after it tried to steal his McDonald's meal. Dead cat received a voter registration application in the mail for Georgia. Cops raided a party in Melbourne after following a large KFC meal order. Show your SUPPORT by donating to the Weird AF News Patreon where you'll get bonus episodes and you'll get to hang out with the host Jonesy! http://patreon.com/weirdafnews -WATCH Weird AF News on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/weirdafnews and FOLLOW Jonesy at http://instagram.com/funnyjones or http://twitter.com/funnyjones or http://facebook.com/comedianjonesy or http://Jonesy.com--- This episode is sponsored by - Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Includes bibliographical references (p. 519-522)

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 6970.000 is a part of image group 6970.000 . This sheet is a part of a loose set - See Pub Note below. Tipotu or Bacon Island is now called Hiti. A set of 60 loose sheets (our Pub List Nos. 6941.000-7000.000) printed for individual sale on heavy paper. The charts of islands in the Pacific are likely some of the most detailed at the time (1840). The charts were also published on thinner paper as Vol. XXIII - Hydrography - Wilkes - Atlas of Charts - Vol. I and Vol. II, of The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842. These 60 are not a complete set which consists of 106 unnumbered charts. For more information on the controversial expedition commander Charles Wilkes (1789-1877), the expedition's discoveries, and the resultant publications, see the 1968 bibliography of the expedition by Daniel C. Haskell entitled, "The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842 and Its Publications 1844-1874. Relief shown in hachures. Many maps include horizontal views of islands as seen from a ship. Haskell 83.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 6970.000 is a part of image group 6970.000 . This sheet is a part of a loose set - See Pub Note below. Tipotu or Bacon Island is now called Hiti. A set of 60 loose sheets (our Pub List Nos. 6941.000-7000.000) printed for individual sale on heavy paper. The charts of islands in the Pacific are likely some of the most detailed at the time (1840). The charts were also published on thinner paper as Vol. XXIII - Hydrography - Wilkes - Atlas of Charts - Vol. I and Vol. II, of The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842. These 60 are not a complete set which consists of 106 unnumbered charts. For more information on the controversial expedition commander Charles Wilkes (1789-1877), the expedition's discoveries, and the resultant publications, see the 1968 bibliography of the expedition by Daniel C. Haskell entitled, "The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842 and Its Publications 1844-1874. Relief shown in hachures. Many maps include horizontal views of islands as seen from a ship. Haskell 83.

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Well, the rain has stopped, and right now, there's a seat on top of the parking lot lights at Dave's! Wow! What a hangout!

24-bit/192kHz digitization by the Museum of Russian Culture, San Francisco as part of a project funded by the National Recording Preservation Foundation. Project Team: Emma George, Emma Giventer-Braff, Anna Gourley, and Ryan Gourley (team lead). Title Name: The Seagull Artist(s): Scriabin's Balalaika Orchestra Bandmaster or conductor: Alexander Alexandrovich Scriabin Genre (Music Category): Folk song Recording Place: Paris Recording Date: ~1929 Transfer speed: 78 RPM   Speed Measurement:  Digital Tachometer Record size: 10 inch / 25 cm Label: Pathé Catalogue Number:  19097 Matrix Number:  N19097 Mirror Transcription:  N 19097 Label Transcription: Pathé Actuelle Needle Cut X. 8600 LA MOUETTE (Tchaika) ROMANCE RUSSE Orchestre de Balalaiki ORCHESTRE DE BALALAIKI Dir. SCRYABIN *N 19097 N

24-bit/192kHz digitization by the Museum of Russian Culture, San Francisco as part of a project funded by the National Recording Preservation Foundation. Project Team: Emma George, Emma Giventer-Braff, Anna Gourley, and Ryan Gourley (team lead). Title Name: The Seagull Artist(s): Scriabin's Balalaika Orchestra Bandmaster or conductor: Alexander Alexandrovich Scriabin Genre (Music Category): Folk song Recording Place: Paris Recording Date: ~1929 Transfer speed: 78 RPM   Speed Measurement:  Digital Tachometer Record size: 10 inch / 25 cm Label: Pathé Catalogue Number:  19097 Matrix Number:  N19097 Mirror Transcription:  N 19097 Label Transcription: Pathé Actuelle Needle Cut X. 8600 LA MOUETTE (Tchaika) ROMANCE RUSSE Orchestre de Balalaiki ORCHESTRE DE BALALAIKI Dir. SCRYABIN *N 19097 N

24-bit/192kHz digitization by the Museum of Russian Culture, San Francisco as part of a project funded by the National Recording Preservation Foundation. Project Team: Emma George, Emma Giventer-Braff, Anna Gourley, and Ryan Gourley (team lead). Title Name: The Seagull Artist(s): Scriabin's Balalaika Orchestra Bandmaster or conductor: Alexander Alexandrovich Scriabin Genre (Music Category): Folk song Recording Place: Paris Recording Date: ~1929 Transfer speed: 78 RPM   Speed Measurement:  Digital Tachometer Record size: 10 inch / 25 cm Label: Pathé Catalogue Number:  19097 Matrix Number:  N19097 Mirror Transcription:  N 19097 Label Transcription: Pathé Actuelle Needle Cut X. 8600 LA MOUETTE (Tchaika) ROMANCE RUSSE Orchestre de Balalaiki ORCHESTRE DE BALALAIKI Dir. SCRYABIN *N 19097 N

The sea-gull.--The cherry orchard.--Three sisters.--Uncle Vanya.--The anniversary.--On the high road.--The wedding.--On the harmfulness of tobacco.--The bear

Hot on the heels of their debut EP at Serein, 'Cooperative Thread', it is time again to welcome 1000 Hours of Staring to the Serein catalogue. The lineup this time includes David Daranjo and Mike Kazantsis working alongside Mike Ramsey. This change in ranks marks also a distinct change in sound for the group, leaving behind the gentle melodies of 'Cooperative Thread' in favour of densely layered sound. Thick with the tones of guitars, keyboards and whispers of vocal samples and field recordings, 'The Seagull' is a composition of epic proportions. Listening to the piece, I can't help but recall memories of bands such as Ash Ra Tempel and Tangerine Dream, and that's no bad thing. With its distant guitar drones and modulating, pulsing soundscapes, each minute drags you deeper into the sleepy world where 1000 Hours of Staring make their home. This is a piece of music to explore, a fairy-tale story revealing new adventures wich each listen. This is one for life's daydreamers. Beautiful artwork from Alanna Gladstone compliments once more.

In mid autumn there are not as many shorebirds around. On a sunny day there are always seagulls. This common ring-billed gull is marked by the black ring encircling the bill.

Gulls are long-winged and supurb fliers. This Ring-Billed Gull plays in the 40 mph winds of the April Noreaster that slammed the Thimbles.

I haven't spotted a seagull for a very long time, when I was done shopping, I did see a seagull right on top of the parking lot lights that are on while it was kind of bright out! How on Earth did that happen?

I haven't spotted a seagull for a very long time, when I was done shopping, I did see a seagull right on top of the parking lot lights that are on while it was kind of bright out! How on Earth did that happen?

PTE Adult Company : The Seagull dumped with WikiTeam tools.

PTE Adult Company : The Seagull dumped with WikiTeam tools.

It's been a very long time since I've last been to the Leesten Memorial Bridge. There was a duck, a seagull and some birds right near there and the flea market this weekend.

It's been a very long time since I've last been to the Leesten Memorial Bridge. There was a duck, a seagull and some birds right near there and the flea market this weekend.

Anton Chekhov's play, The Seagull, is tackled by 11 veteran Seattle actors. Director, John Langs and Producer/Actor Brandon J. Simmons stop by for a quick chat with Nancy Guppy about the Project. Originally recorded for the Art Zone show, Seattle Channel studio. 1/29/2013.

Anton Chekhov's play, The Seagull, is tackled by 11 veteran Seattle actors. Director, John Langs and Producer/Actor Brandon J. Simmons stop by for a quick chat with Nancy Guppy about the Project. Originally recorded for the Art Zone show, Seattle Channel studio. 1/29/2013.

I sure hope that Seagull saves my #Cat ass. Another ridiculous bird of the moment #KennethUdut original-hlXYhj1mV1H.mp4

Black Seagull Potion effect in the witcher´s eyes , art by  Pukeiart . Uploaded only with historical and preservation purposes .

Black Seagull Potion effect in the witcher´s eyes , art by  Pukeiart . Uploaded only with historical and preservation purposes .

late night impro

An analytical essay exploring the similarities and differences between Queen Gertrude of Hamlet, and Madame Treplev of The Seagull.

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“Stanley And The Seagull” by: Wes Robert Ward Stanley Stahlberg stood on the secluded beach by the sea somewhere along the Scandinavian coast, and saw what he saw everyday of his aging, perplexing life… a seagull. Other birds as well, but the seagull always understood him more than the other ones. Not any ordinary seagull, but a seagull from the planet Jupiter. Apparently Stanley also lost it many years ago. The Seagull flaps upon the sandy wetness of the beach after a recent rain storm and squawks. Stanley says as he stares, “Jupiter must be nice this time of year. It must be difficult migrating from here to there in outer space.” The Seagull squawks and slowly steps away in search of anything interesting on the wet mud. Stanley slowly follows and replies, “Some say the Penguins of Neptune wish they could do the same, but they're flightless birds, you know.” The Seagull stops, turns around, and looks at him. Silence for thirty seconds then squawks. Stanley nods, “I know, Neptune stinks and penguins are not the most pleasant birds, I suppose, yours excluded of course.” The Seagull turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley exclaims, “My opinion of birds from other worlds is like this… if you all can fly through asteroid fields, past black holes, and breathe no oxygen then you're amazing, just extraordinary birds.” The Seagull heard enough and flew away, but not before dropping a little bird poo by Stanley’s shoes. Stanley waves him off, “Hold on to your payload cargo. It's many light years back home.” A pelican lands on a nearby pier, flaps his long wings, and squawks. Stanley slowly walks over to him and says, “From Pluto, you say? I'm originally from Stockholm. Some say Pluto’s not a planet, but don't listen to those know-it-alls. Sweden hasn't always been Sweden either. We and our land came through a dimensional portal and were placed here because our original planet Smorgasbord blew up.” The Pelican turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley's wife Zelda steps out from the beach house and cries out, “Stanley, come take your medicine for your schizophrenia and eat your lunch.” Stanley hums, “Old lady is calling, you know how it is. Probably like those Hens from Venus. Well, must mosy along like the Owls of Mars.” And Stanley walks away slowly towards home. The Seagull lands by the Pelican. “You think he knows too much.” “Shh no, he's harmless… keep your bird feathers on.” The End.