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This Haitian drummaker shows festival goers what it takes to make an authentic drum by hand.

edymaluctamar@hotmail.com

He is doing the right thing to kee the Country's culture alive, but i don't like Voodo

Posted by Guest on Thu 09 Mar 2006 05:14:19 AM UTC

Three guys from Philly display their Saint Patrick's Day spirit.

pandaklogr07

Cute! Irish Guys always Were Hott!

Posted by Guest on Tue 07 Mar 2006 05:15:13 PM UTC

This dream bartender served tasty peach schnapp - Red Bull mix. All I can remember was her smile.

albundyhobo@yahoo.com

love to meet with her please tell her that I would do all most any thing to ask her to meet with me the one on the right hand side ,she looks just like my old girl friend mary ltalien. please have her contact me at my address and have her send me her photo .I want her to work with me as my personal model and businiss partner,i,m moving to palm springs ca,i,m looking for a new girl friend as well.my name and address. you can call me al. werden.po,box 7435,chico,ca.95927

Posted by Guest on Tue 28 Feb 2006 07:25:37 AM UTC

'Celebrate Mickey: 75 InspEARations' Statue - Fruits of the Mouse - ANDREAS DEJA is considered one of the world's top animators. Born and raised in Germany, Andreas loved Disney animation from childhood. His heroes were legendary Disney animators Marc Davis and Milt Kahl, and Andreas became close friends and colleagues with both artists when he himself became a Disney artist. His first Disney assignment was designing characters for The Black Cauldron (1985). Since then, Andreas has served as supervising animator for such favorite characters as Gaston (Beauty and the Beast, 1991), Jafar (Aladdin, 1992), Scar (The Lion King, 1994), Hercules (Hercules, 1997), Mickey Mouse (Runaway Brain, 1995 and Fantasia/2000, 1999) and Lilo (Lilo & Stitch, 2002).

TPK

You must know how sexy Aladdin is.

Posted by Guest on Sun 19 Feb 2006 09:32:59 PM UTC

Friedrich St. Florian, World War II Memorial Design Architect. "What inspired me was what the incredible generation of Americans did in the middle of the last century. Americans took up arms on a global scale to defend the principles and ideals of our Nation. I would like the younger people to feel walking through this Memorial that if ever a moment in history reoccurs they will be compelled to fight for our principles."

Mikhail Lomize mlomize@umich.edu

With these words from the design architect it makes sense why the
memorial opted from showing the names of individuals lost in the war,
like the Vietnam Memorial, instead showing large marble pillars with
statements for "fight[ing] for our principles." Personally, I value
individuals more than abstract principles, so when a war memorial
replaces the personal human identities of each individual killed with
philosophical platitudes, which dehumanizes war, I believe it is a
disservice to future generations. War is very personal. This
memorial seems to purposefully show the opposite.

Posted by Guest on Sat 28 Jan 2006 06:02:56 PM UTC

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shane

Can i have the motor bike

Posted by Guest on Sat 28 Jan 2006 12:03:53 PM UTC

The Hubble Space Telescope's backup mirror

danpursell@msn.com

While optically perfect here on earth, the lens shape changed under zero g to a point where it was utterly useless. Possible the biggest dissapointemnt in Astronomy until the first repair was done by the Space Shuttle crews and Astronaut Story Musgrave.

Posted by Guest on Fri 27 Jan 2006 09:13:03 AM UTC

Northrop Alpha, it was used as a utility transport.

danpursell@msn.com

More than a transport, Northrop used the knowledge gained in this as one of the first ALL-METAL designs. Technology advances gained here lead to the developement of the DC-3 and Aircraft construction as we know it today.

Posted by Guest on Fri 27 Jan 2006 09:03:26 AM UTC

Above is a U-2 spy plane.

danpursell@msn.com

That is not a U-2 Spy Plane.
It is in-fact a
"THE" Bell Aircraft XP-59A Airacomet.
This was first US Jet Aircraft. First flown in 1942 using teh GE model 1-a engine (an improved version of the original "whittle" engine. The aircraft seen here was secretly transported with a "false" nose and propellor to disguise the actual nature of the beast. From this begining, the Lockheed P-80 emerged as the 1st operational military jet fighter.

Posted by Guest on Fri 27 Jan 2006 08:55:04 AM UTC

President George Bush and first lady Laura Bush participate in an Inaguaral dance with Army Spc. Jazmin Azcona and Marine Lance Cpl. Richard Devon Hansen during the Commander In Chief Presidential Ball in Washington, D.C.

Rhonda Hansen-Fleck

I have to say that I am very proud of my little brother Devon. He is only 19 in this picture. We come from a very small town and he became quite the local celebrity after this event! We love you Devon!!!

Posted by Guest on Fri 27 Jan 2006 12:13:58 AM UTC

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