Tour of Rock of Ages Granite Quarries in Barre Vermont
This is a tour of the fabulus Rock of Ages' quarry in Barre, Vermont, and of some of Rock of Ages' quarries in other states and in Canada. Rock of Ages Barre Smith Quarry was featured in the new Star Trek movie.
LCV Cities Tour - Montpelier Vermont's Granite History
Swim in a luxurious quarry-turned-pool
A beautiful 50-acre estate in the heart of the Berkshires has one unique feature: a luxurious, heated, self-cleaning pool that was converted from an old limestone rock quarry.
Barre Vermont and Millstone Hill Trails
Ten Minute Trips in Vermont.
Barre Vermont EP 1
17 Cogswell Barre, VT
Barre VT Real Estate
Abandoned Granite Quarry in Beckett Massachusetts
Hiking on the old Chester Hudson Quarry in Beckett Massachusetts Operated 1860-1960. It's Granite was used in monuments all over The United States. Looks as if it were shut down in the middle of operations. Trucks abandoned, cables still hooked up, granite slabs stacked and ready for transport, and rocks that are still strapped up.
Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf (Encore - Performed Live 2016-06-02)
Songs for the Deaf is the third studio album by American rock band Queens of the Stone Age. Released on August 27, 2002, the album features Foo Fighters and former Nirvana member Dave Grohl as a guest drummer. The album garnered critical acclaim, and the band earned its first gold record certification in the United States, after selling 986,000 copies. One million copies of the album were sold in Europe, earning the band a platinum certification from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry in 2008.
Songs for the Deaf is loosely considered a concept album, taking the listener on a drive through the California desert from Los Angeles to Joshua Tree while tuning into radio stations from towns along the way, such as Banning and Chino Hills
The Newport Record Club, a weekly night that will see more of your favourite WA musicians pay homage to the artists that inspired them and the albums that never left their turntable.
Queens Of The Stone Age / Songs For The Deaf
Performed by...
Aaron Soppolinski - Homme Vocals/Guitar
Ben Gray - Oliveri Vocals/Guitar/Keys
Steven Turnock - Oliveri Screams/Bass
Russell Loasby - Drums
Aidan Gordon - Guitar/Flute/Spanish Guitar
Joey K - Mark Lanegan Vocals
Side A (
You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like A Millionaire
No One Knows
First It Giveth
A Song For The Dead
Sky Is Fallin'
Six Shooter
Hangin' Tree
Side B (
Go With The Flow
Gonna Leave You
Do It Again
God Is In The Radio
Another Love Song
A Song For The Deaf
Mosquito Song
Encore
Regular John 0:00
I Think I Lost My Headache 5:42
Monsters In The Parasol 11:01
Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret 14:49
Make It Wit Chu 19:14
I Appear Missing 24:33
Big thanks to Tiana Paul, Bradley Lindsay, Colin Downham and Brian Maloney for their camera work.
Audio captured via soundboard and various room mics.
All audio and video were mixed together by Russell Loasby.
Thanks to Steve Parkin and Malcolm Clark from the Newport Record Club for having us!
Jack Kornfield: Finding Freedom and Joy Right Where You Are
Whatever happened to all the real men?
Oh, we see plenty of masculine imagery in movies and TV. Healthy, successful, attractive guys with gorgeous women hanging all over them.
We yearn to be those men – but these images don’t tell us how to become like them. Maybe we try to fake it by buying a nice suit or an expensive car – but deep down, we know we’re just pretending, so nothing really changes.
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These powerful men told me things my father never told me… about women, finance, physical health, and how to become the strongest version of myself. And after a decade of intensive mentorship, I now want to pass this knowledge on to you.
It’s time to shatter your chains, and start living the life you know you deserve – as a strong grounded man.
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Jack Kornfield trained as a Buddhist monk in the monasteries of Thailand, India, and Burma. He has taught meditation internationally since 1974 and is one of the key teachers to introduce Buddhist mindfulness practice to the West.
After graduating from Dartmouth College in Asian Studies in 1967 he joined the Peace Corps and worked on tropical medicine teams in the Mekong River valley. He met and studied as a monk under the Buddhist master Ven. Ajahn Chah, as well as the Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma.
Returning to the United States, Jack co-founded the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, with fellow meditation teachers Sharon Salzberg and Joseph Goldstein and the Spirit Rock Center in Woodacre, California. Over the years, Jack has taught in centers and universities worldwide, led International Buddhist Teacher meetings, and worked with many of the great teachers of our time. He holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and is a father, husband, and activist.
His books have been translated into 20 languages and sold more than a million copies including his most recent book, No Time Like the Present: Finding Freedom, Love, and Joy Right Where You Are.
Key Points
1. Did You Love Well?
Most people live their lives focusing on all of the wrong things.
They spend their time caught up in the societal hamster wheel trying to keep up with the Joneses, get that next promotion, and finally “make it” … At least according to society’s standards.
But what they fail to realize is that society is broken.
When it is all said and done, it won’t matter what kind of car you drove, what sort of house you lived in, or what type of watch adorned your wrist.
All that matters is how you loved.
2. Seek Validation from Yourself and Yourself Only
One of the biggest mistakes that people, especially men, make when it comes to living a happy and fulfilling life is that they search for validation outside of themselves.
Men, in particular, commonly seek external validation from the women in their lives.
This makes it easy for men to compromise their character and value in order to feel like they are a “real” man.
And it’s total crap.
The only person from whom you should seek validation is yourself.
Because at the end of the day, that is what matters, not the validation given to you by others.
3. Take Time to Quiet Your Mind
We live in an age of incessant noise and distraction, yet despite our vast swaths of resources, no one has seen it fit to teach society how to quiet their mind and listen to their inner voice.
If you want to live a life that is more in tune with your life’s purpose, with your true mission, and with your deepest happiness, then you must learn to quiet your mind and listen to that inner voice on a daily basis.
This doesn’t have to be complicated.
Simply sitting in meditation, prayer, or contemplation for a few minutes a day will allow you to tap into your inner wisdom and find the guidance that you (likely) need.
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Montpelier, Vermont - New Year's Eve Day, 2011
A walk through town on New Year's Eve Day, 2011. All is relatively quiet now, but come dark, this little city in the north will come alive for the New Year's celebration.
Also check out this 2014 ice jam that nearly flooded downtown Montpelier.
Odd Things in Vermont
This lady nailed windows, wooden boards, plastic bags and sticks to the trees. Nothing is connected and the furniture is out in the elements..This is VERMONT, how the heck does she live here with 4 dogs???
KEVIN MONTGOMERY IN BARRE VT ~ 2010 ~ 50 STATES IN 50 DAYS TOUR
Kevin Montgomery's 50 States in 50 Days tour in support of the Orange Duffel Bag Foundation:
Kevin's site:
Thank you so much for your time in Barre VT and allowing us to become involved in this incredible foundation. We look forward to seeing you in 2012 and I will have the video camera down by then :o). Our best to you Keven from Vermont!!!!
Def Leppard Live
Allentown PA, USA
Mom Warns Other About Dangers of Swimming In Quarries After Son Died
More from Inside Edition:
Thousands of quarries exist across the country but some can be disastrous. Jonathan Baksh, 19, jumped into Martin's Creek quarry in Pennsylvania in 2015, but he never made it back to land after suffering a cramp in the water. His mom was stunned when she found out her son was the second young man to die in quarry that year. Now, as the one year anniversary of her son's passing arrives next month, she's on a crusade to tell the world about the dangers of swimming in quarries.
Saving the world one algorithm at a time | The Age of A.I.
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Guided tour of one of Latin America's oldest cemeteries
1. Wide of people arriving for a night visit
2. Wide of performance in the cemetery
3. People watching the show
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Wendy Barchi, cemetery guide
One of the most important cemeteries of America, one of the first cemeteries, first opened on May 31st, 1808, I welcome visitors on this full moon night visit hosted by the city of Lima.
5. Visitors walking by the mausoleum of former military president of Peru, Luis Miguel Sanchez Cerro
6. Visitors listening to a guide
7. Close up of the tomb of Italian scientist Antonio Raimondi
8. Tilt down of a statue of an angel at the tombstone of Spanish architect and priest Mat�as Maestro
9. Visitors walking with a lantern
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) David Alva, cemetery visitor:
Apart from the feeling and design, the statues form good silhouettes that give the impression that, I don't know... a feeling of fear.
11. Wide of people viewing the tomb of a boy, Ricardo Espiell, often venerated as a saint but not recognised by the Catholic church
12. Close up of tomb
13. Visitors walking past tombs
14. Various of cemetery
STORYLINE:
A 54-acre cemetery in Lima, one of Latin America's oldest, offers moonlit night visits of its crypts, mausoleums and graves.
Over 10,000 people have visited the Presbyter Mat�as Maestro since it first began offering the tour in 2002, according to the Charity.
The cemetery is just 20 blocks from Lima's presidential palace.
Visitors attend a three-hour nighttime guided tour run by the cemetery's owner, Beneficiencia de Lima, a charity administered by the city.
Artistic performances create an atmosphere of suspense at the main entrance of the cemetery Presbyter Mat�as Maestro, which opened in May 31st, 1808.
The cemetery is owned by a charity and does not receive state support, so nocturnal visits are becoming the main source of income to take care of the grounds, said a spokeswoman for the charity.
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Bloodlet -Live (1/3) 8/3/95 Chameleon Club, Lancaster,Pa
Bloodlet,from Florida perform August 3rd, 1995 at the Chameleon Club in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Shot on my VHS camcorder on a HiFi videocassette to dvd transfer. Impossible show to forget as I saw a UFO that night after the show. UNREAL.
1 of 3
Thursday August 3rd, 1995
All Ages
6pm 5 Dollars (Yes, it was only 5 bucks)
108
Bloodlet
Starkweather
Coalesce
Hatebreed
Fault Line
Hard College
Chameleon Club
223 N Water St.
Lancaster, Pa
from wikipedia:
Bloodlet was an American metalcore band that formed in Florida. Forming in 1992, from the ashes of local Central Florida straight edge hardcore band, Solid Answer. As a five-piece band, Bloodlet started quickly by releasing two seven-inch singles in 1993. Even though the fledgling band suffered through some tumultuous line-up shuffling, the band played many shows. The release of their Shell seven-inch in 1994 signaled the introduction of new drummer Charlie King. His drumming style would set the rhythmic sound and style of the band apart from many other hardcore bands at the time. Bloodlet began touring on these singles and garnered the attention of a then growing Victory Records.
Through the Chicago, Illinois-based Victory Records, the band released their singles in a collection as an album entitled Eclectic. Bloodlet undertook a hectic touring schedule crisscrossing the United States with other metal-oriented hardcore bands (the term metalcore had not been coined at that point) like 108 and Coalesce. Rather than using metalcore to promote the band, Victory began promoting them as devil-core or evil-core to emphasize the dark, brooding nature of the music and lyrics.
In March 1996, Bloodlet released their second album for Victory Records, entitled Entheogen. This record contained a shift in vocal sound as well as a new bass style (delivered by member Art Legere's use of a fretless bass) that only added to the band's heavy, metallic sound. Interestingly enough, Aaron Turner of Hydra Head Records and Isis fame produced the album's cover art. With this record out, the band went on to tour the United States with their label mates Deadguy. They also released a song on the Definitely Not the Majors compilation that would eventually show up on their third album.
By the time the band readied to go into the studio to record their next album, guitarist Jeremy Illges decided to leave Bloodlet. Deciding to continue on as a four-piece, the band recorded and released The Seraphim Fall in 1998. This album featured an even more metallic sound for the group that also showcased longer songs and thicker production. This and their rising popularity scored them a supporting tour for Grip Inc., Dave Lombardo of Slayer's side project. Bloodlet slowly began to sputter in momentum and eventually splintered apart around 1999.
In 2001, Bloodlet began practicing and writing new material. They made their official return in Syracuse, NY on January 1, 2002. Later that year, the band entered the Electrical Audio with Steve Albini and recorded Three Humid Nights in the Cypress Trees. This album showcased a more visceral and stripped-down musical style that was augmented by Albini's signature production techniques. The band toured for the album and even played Hellfest 2002. Bassist Art Legere left the band shortly after this and was replaced by Thomas Crowther (who was also in Angelacos' side project Hope and Suicide). Bloodlet went on an informal hiatus in 2003.
KingBilly's First Real Tour - Northeastern US September '08
Join us on an adventure through Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York as we play our first few Red Roof Inn shows. Karaoke, toll booths, Times Square - it's all here!
Bennington Vermont bike race
A men's race in downtown Bennington.
American Nightmare - Live in Montreal, QC 07/17/2000
AN playing in montreal. I think this is at L'Inco. Taken from Bone In The Throat Vol 3
Coco in Rome
Our new channel - - ballet technique step by step Ilya, Sol and Coco went to Rome to teach adult ballet classes...