Before and After Lilla Barton
Volunteers at work setting up the stage
Workes rush to get the window panel in place in Lilla Barton's house before the show starts. Please note: The door frame on the left was my doing!
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Life on the Front Range! Fort Collins, etc.
Volunteers at work setting up the stage
Workes rush to get the window panel in place in Lilla Barton's house before the show starts. Please note: The door frame on the left was my doing!
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There was also something called "The Thunderbirds" show. Please note that it was not the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds; just some kiddie parrot show!
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It's a data collection system on wheels!
It's just the thing "Roadside Mysteries" could use to check out stuff. You know: Take terebytes of data along the Roadside and then mine the hell out of it for Mysteries!
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Facilitating drum circles is not new. I used to do it in Palatine for years. I thought that I would be doing it in Colorado too, and apparently I am. It's the second and fourth Tusedays of the month at 7:30 pm at the Foothills UU church. I didn't come up with the name "Foothills Drum Circle" but it looks like the name was not used anywhere before, so it is officially the "Foothills Drum Circle™ " and since the "Foothills" could mean a fairly large area of Northern Colorado, this could get out of hand.
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On the First and Third Wednesday there is a crowd of drummers at the Catalyst Tap Room. I placed my Minolta DiMAGE Z1 digital camera on the head of my djembe drum to take this picture.
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There are seveal themes here and I would assume it's by the same artist. There is a certain 'blue aura' that suggests spirituality, religious emotion or perhaps latent schizophrenia. The enclosure hinges are painted to look like crayons that follows the theme above and is continued in the example below.
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After 10 years, the Mystiq is moving out
But it's more like a transition sort of thing... The former martini bar wants to attract an older crowd. "We will be bringing country back to downtown Fort Collins," says owner Tony Campana whatever that means. It looks like they will also have rock 'n' roll, reggae and salsa as well.
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This evening it was CSU Professor Jerry Callahan from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Pathology & sometimes the English department.
"When it comes to sex, it's not all black and white." The evening hand-outs were illustrations from this artical taken from the New England Journal of Medicine. WARNING! They are a bit graphic, so be warned!
The lecture was at Dempsey's in Old Town Fort Collins which has been a mystery to us because whenever we pass by Dempsey's at night, the place looks dead. We usually see just the bartender talking to the kitchen help and NO CUSTOMERS! The Science Cafe packed them in, but when the lecture was over, the place was vacant! Very strange.
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