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..... my virtual identity is in need of a radical grooming.
Having now finally remembered the old email address I used for my first Mixcloud account, I decided to delete that said account and merge the mixes onto the most recent one:
I am also in the mood of making another one of those home-made mixes and one day I'd like really to start my own podcast, with SPOKEN parts. yes, spoken.
Always wondered why, somebody like me, never have been able to speak endlessly in front of the microphone; or maybe it's a matter of getting over the atrocious sound of my own voice?
With the course of these last 7 years my willingness to speak and write has decreased, leaving more space to visuals and audio creations.
My 2 mixcloud accounts now have become one, my blogs will be updated and my last fm page, like THIS page, will start a new life.
Or just pick it up from where we left off, far too much time spent on FB.
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Hi Everyone!
I am part of a committee who is organising a noise/industrial events in and around London.
We are making the selection of a few photographers to exhibit in the bar area of the club.
The theme of the exhibit would be Industrial Architecture.
We are looking for 2 to 3 artists willing to exhibit two artwork each.
Get in touch with me if you are a london diy artist interested in the subject 
Thanks!
*Proxy*
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New Mix up on Mixcloud!
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Mixcloud
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I have finally opened an account on Mixcloud.com so now I can finally post my setlists!!
here's my first one:
www.mixcloud.com/Threadsofthei…
enjoy!
S.
here's my first one:
www.mixcloud.com/Threadsofthei…
enjoy!
S.
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Easter was another name for Astarte or Istar, which were other names for the queen of heaven. This festival in ancient Babylonianism was a 40-day weeping period for Tammuz just prior to the festival of Astarte (or Istar or Easter), who was said to have received her son back from the dead; for it was taught that he was slain by a wild beast (boar). To him the egg was sacred, depicting the mystery of resurrection.
Fifteen hundred years before Christ the hot cross buns of Good Friday were used in the worship of the queen of heaven, the goddess of Easter. They were even called "the boun," i.e., "bun" (Jer. 7:18). They were first offered, then later eaten.
The egg can be traced back to the fable of the mystic egg of the Babylonians. "An egg of wondrous size" is said to have fallen from heaven into the River Euphrates. The fishes rolled it to the bank where the doves having settled upon it, hatched it. Out came Venus who afterwards was called the Assyrian goddess or Astarte, the queen of heaven. So the egg first was a symbol of Astarte or Easter, the queen of heaven.
Thus you can see the background for lent, the 40-day period prior to Easter, and the Easter festival. Some simply adopted the egg and applied it to the resurrection of Christ. In the very early church there was the celebration of the Passover on Friday before the resurrection, but it was not called Easter.
more at theheresiarch.blogspot.co.uk/2…
Fifteen hundred years before Christ the hot cross buns of Good Friday were used in the worship of the queen of heaven, the goddess of Easter. They were even called "the boun," i.e., "bun" (Jer. 7:18). They were first offered, then later eaten.
The egg can be traced back to the fable of the mystic egg of the Babylonians. "An egg of wondrous size" is said to have fallen from heaven into the River Euphrates. The fishes rolled it to the bank where the doves having settled upon it, hatched it. Out came Venus who afterwards was called the Assyrian goddess or Astarte, the queen of heaven. So the egg first was a symbol of Astarte or Easter, the queen of heaven.
Thus you can see the background for lent, the 40-day period prior to Easter, and the Easter festival. Some simply adopted the egg and applied it to the resurrection of Christ. In the very early church there was the celebration of the Passover on Friday before the resurrection, but it was not called Easter.
more at theheresiarch.blogspot.co.uk/2…
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