The Dillards – The Whole World Round
An evening pause: I especially like the banjo player, as it almost appears like magic how he produces the sound from his instrument.
A nightly pause from the news to give the reader/viewer a bit of classic entertainment.
An evening pause: I especially like the banjo player, as it almost appears like magic how he produces the sound from his instrument.
An evening pause: The words, except for the very last line (inserted by Pete Seeger), are from the book of Ecclesiastes.
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Read it all, especially the King James version. It is one of the most profound and beautiful poems ever written.
An evening pause: I gotta tell ya, this song is far more believable than those Mayan calendar tales.
An evening pause: A short clip from one of the best films ever made, Akira Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai (1954).
An evening pause: This one way to get from the top to the bottom of a city, which I think is Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
An evening pause: From Mean Mary James, a Christmas song.
An evening pause: Below is a compilation of the twelve most spectacular solar flares of 2012, in chronological order. A detailed explanation of each can be found here.
Though the Sun continues to go through the weakest sunspot maximums in more than a hundred years, we now have some very sophisticated instruments in space that are able to observe whatever happens. And the Sun is still a raging inferno of billions of hydrogen bombs, all going off at once and continuously. Even during a weak minimum it still is more powerful than we can imagine. Consider: The Earth would be nothing mores than a small dot in each of these flares.
An evening pause: One of the most beautiful songs ever written, sung by one of the world’s best singers.
An evening pause: Here at Behind the Black we make it a point to provide you information you really can use!
An evening pause: Even though I like doing this sort of stuff, and these climbers are clipped in safely at all times, it still makes my palms sweat watching this.
An evening pause: More story-telling with sand, by Kseniya Simonova. This time she tells a northern fantasy, based on the Norwegian epics.