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Joe Pease

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Todo es temporal. (Everything is temporary) Una pieza de videoarte de Joe Pease.

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First issue of The Beano, with only known surviving Free Gift, offered at auction

A copy of The Beano Comic No.1 with its free gift Whoopee Mask and promotional No. 1 Flyer leads the latest Comic Book Auctions sale, online now at compalcomics.com and closing on Sunday September 1st 2024

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'Everything is Temporary' by Joe Pease (2023)

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Victoria Spivey

Victoria Regina Spivey (October 15, 1906 – October 3, 1976), sometimes known as Queen Victoria, was an American blues singer, songwriter, and record company founder. During a recording career that spanned 40 years, from 1926 to the mid-1960s, she worked with Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, Clarence Williams, Luis Russell, Lonnie Johnson, and Bob Dylan. She also performed in vaudeville and clubs, sometimes with her sister Addie "Sweet Peas" (or "Sweet Pease") Spivey (August 22, 1910 – 1943). also known as the Za Zu Girl. Among her compositions are "Black Snake Blues" (1926), "Dope Head Blues" (1927), and "Organ Grinder Blues" (1928). In 1961, she co-founded Spivey Records with one of her husbands, Len Kunstadt.

Born in Houston, Texas, she was the daughter of Grant and Addie (Smith) Spivey. Her father was a part-time musician and a flagman for the railroad; her mother was a nurse. She had three sisters, all three of whom also sang professionally: Leona, Elton "Za Zu", and Addie "Sweet Peas" (or "Sweet Pease") Spivey (August 22, 1910 – 1943), who recorded for several major record labels between 1929 and 1937, and Elton Island Spivey Harris (1900–1971). She married four times; her husbands included Ruben Floyd, Billy Adams, and Len Kunstadt, with whom she co-founded Spivey Records in 1961.

Spivey's first professional experience was in a family string band led by her father in Houston. After he died, the seven-year-old Victoria played on her own at local parties. In 1918, she was hired to accompany films at the Lincoln Theater in Dallas. As a teenager, she worked in local bars, nightclubs, and buffet flats, mostly alone, but occasionally with singer-guitarists, including Blind Lemon Jefferson. In 1926 she moved to St. Louis, Missouri, where she was signed by Okeh Records. Her first recording, "Black Snake Blues" (1926), sold well, and her association with the label continued. She recorded numerous sides for Okeh in New York City until 1929, when she switched to the Victor label. Between 1931 and 1937, more recordings followed for Vocalion Records and Decca Records, and, working out of New York, she maintained an active performance schedule. Her recorded accompanists included King Oliver, Charles Avery, Louis Armstrong, Lonnie Johnson, and Red Allen.

The Depression did not put an end to Spivey's musical career. She found a new outlet for her talent in 1929, when the film director King Vidor cast her to play Missy Rose in his first sound film, Hallelujah!. Through the 1930s and 1940s Spivey continued to work in musical films and stage shows, including the hit musical Hellzapoppin (1938), often with her husband, the vaudeville dancer Billy Adams.

In 1951, Spivey retired from show business to play the pipe organ and lead a church choir, but she returned to secular music in 1961, when she was reunited with an old singing partner, Lonnie Johnson, to appear on four tracks on his Prestige Bluesville album Idle Hours.

The folk music revival of the 1960s gave her further opportunities to make a comeback. She recorded again for Prestige Bluesville, sharing an album, Songs We Taught Your Mother, with fellow veterans Alberta Hunter and Lucille Hegamin, and began making personal appearances at festivals and clubs, including the 1963 European tour of the American Folk Blues Festival.

In 1961, Spivey and the jazz and blues historian Len Kunstadt launched Spivey Records, a low-budget label dedicated to blues, jazz, and related music.

In March 1962, Spivey and Big Joe Williams recorded for Spivey Records, with harmonica accompaniment and backup vocals by Bob Dylan. The recordings were released on Three Kings and the Queen and Kings and the Queen Volume Two. Dylan was listed under his own name on the record covers. A picture of her and Dylan from this period is shown on the back cover of the Dylan album, New Morning. In 1964, Spivey made her only recording with an all-white band, the Connecticut-based Easy Riders Jazz Band, led by the trombonist Big Bill Bissonnette. It was released first on an LP and later re-released on compact disc.

Spivey married four times; her husbands included Ruben Floyd, Billy Adams, and Len Kunstadt.

Spivey died in New York on October 3, 1976, at the age of 69, from an internal hemorrhage.

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hi connor its me. Drunk again. CONGRATS on another chapter of pointy objects and the lack of joe biden that came with it. I can see u rbing komahina and you should continue its your right. Also that man became my boyfriend YIPPEE pease say hi and love you to winnie xxx

HELLO DRUNK ANON MY BELOVED ❤️❤️❤️ CONGRATS ON THE BOYFRIEND i hope he is as lovely as you bc u deserve it <3 THANK you for your congrats i’m not gonna lie chapter 26 is lowkey a banger that’s gonna get blown out of the water next time BE HYPE ‼️‼️ but i am in fact going to write more komahina In the meantime love and light <3

and YES actually winnie just went on her first walk(ish) and no joke we were out there not 5 minutes when someone pulled over her car and pet her for like 20 minutes (WITH PERMISSION AND SHE WORKS W/ DOGS SHE SAID) so she had a GRAND time. here are pics for ur pleasure i shall deliver your love when she is awake (she was Hyper and would not settle for ages…..so i’m letting her ass nap for as long as i can LMFAO)

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merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎅🏼

joe biden says pease beig kind an so niceys

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Wicked | West End | April 12, 2023 | Matinee | Its-all-green's master | NFT Until April 26

CAST: Amy Webb (s/b Elphaba), Lucy St. Louis (Glinda), Ross Harmon (u/s Fiyero), Sophie-Louise Dann (Madame Morrible), Mark Curry (The Wizard), Caitlin Anderson (Nessarose), Joe Thompson-Oubari (Boq), Simeon Truby (Doctor Dillamond), Conor Ashman (Chistery), Harry Mills (Witch’s Father), Micaela Todd (Witch’s Mother), Natalie Spriggs (Midwife) Yuki Abe, Kofi Aidoo-Appiah, Jessica Aubrey, Joshua Clemetson, Effie Rae Dyson, Kate Leiper, Jemima Loddy (s/w), Joshua Lovell (s/w), Paddyjoe Martin (s/w), Millie Mayhew, Daniel Parrot (s/w), Aiesha Naomi Pease, Jeanie Ryn (s/w), James Titchener (s/w), Christine Tucker, Jaydon Vijn, Taela Teomans-Brown (s/w)

NOTES: Its-all-green's master, NFT through master until April 26. Ross Harmon's Fiyero debut!

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Cocteau Twins - Fluffy Tufts (tuff fluff). A Victorialand REMIX.

Fluffy Tufts is a hit that never was. And with additional groove and bassline it becomes a smash!

I tried many, classic 90 bpm grooves to play along this song and they ALL worked well. But it was only when I combined the fluffy with the behemoth Back To Life by Soul 2 Soul that those two songs became one.

Liz' jubilant melody and the whirling, solemn guitar will worm themselves into your ear. The rolling bass-line (used sparingly) melts into the guitar and the melody like it was written for it. Better still: The backing vocals by Caron Wheeler and the occasional piano are joyfully bouncing off Liz'  excstatic singing. It´s geeky mash-up heaven!

The songs coda, however will put you in a complete state of bliss as Liz offers some of her most comforting, vaporising vocals. Pure joy!

The video art is edited from the amazing work of Joe Pease!

 I "re-mixed" the complete Victorialand album. This is the 2nd of 10 songs. A new one will be uploaded every 2nd day until May 17. Like/follow/subscribe and tell your friends and twins.

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AirBnb - 'Puppy'

Group Creative Director

Joe Mullen

Executive Producer

Kirsten Collabolletta

Andrew Chan Gladstone

Creative Director

Andy Lyon

Producer

Alex dos Santos

Fernanda Garcia Lopez

Rebecca Park

Associate Producer

Christine Choi

Laura Garcia Lopez

Production Coordinator

Leeann Sands

Seth Wiles-Young

Global Head of 3D

Doug Wilkinson

Art Director

Morgan Schweitzer

Jigyu Yoon

Shannon Rollins

Jacob Myrick

3D Animation Supervisor

Peter DeSalvo

3D Animation Lead

Tyler Lancaster

Teri Shellen

Storyboard

Alexander Bernas

Max Forward

Matt Deans

Jake Armstrong

Joel Plosz

Harry Teitelman

Shelby Chan

Ruoyu Wen

Olivia Blanc

Junyi Xiao

Tristyn Pease

Design

Tuo Kan

Mike Ellis

Colin Graham

Alex Kiesling

Mindy Park

Amelia Chen

Stan Chan

Lighting TD

Jens Lindgren

R&D

Ernesto Ruiz Velasco

Modeling

Wing Sze Lee

Sana Srinivasan

Jiawen Liang

paul hargrave

Michele Herrera

Jacques Clement

James Schauf

Alfonso Petersen O'Farrill

Rui Huang

Anita Kang

Eugene Goryachev

Joshua Studebaker

Eric Xu

Look Development

Eugene Goryachev

Ruxin Liang

Carlos Moran Villanueva

Wing Sze Lee

paul hargrave

Michele Herrera

Joshua Studebaker

Rui Huang

Anita Kang

Jiawen Liang

Jacques Clement

James Schauf

Sana Srinivasan

Alfonso Petersen O'Farrill

Eric Xu

Rigging

Ernesto Ruiz Velasco

Max Chalnick

Juan Carlos Barraza Mendoza

Regina Cicone

Nico Sanghrajka

Hernan Ares

Lighting

Eric Xu

Chloe Tu

Rui Huang

Jiawen Liang

paul hargrave

Wing Sze Lee

Michele Herrera

Joshua Studebaker

Compositing

Chloe Tu

Wing Sze Lee

Jiaqi Wang

Rui Huang

paul hargrave

Michele Herrera

Jiawen Liang

Joshua Studebaker

FX

Mahmoud Elragheb

Thomas Robertson

Carlos Moran Villanueva

Marc Steinberg

Jacky Jackson

Head of 3D / 3D Supervisor

Alex Dingfelder

3D Supervisor

Doug Wilkinson

3D Lead

Michele Herrera

Joshua Studebaker

3D Animation

Josh Baum

Cesar Tafoya

Beavan Blocker

Marshall Peterman

James Lane

Thomas Shek

Evan Mayfield

Lucas Degani

Chris Mayne

Michael Bahurinsky

Jonathan Muller

Scott Slater

Hillary McCarthy

Ozan Basaldi

Eric Wang

Christopher Meek

2D Animation

Matt Deans

Jake Armstrong

Alexander Bernas

Amelia Chen

Philippe Matheus

2D AE Animation & Compositing

Kyle Griggs

Drew Wiebe

Cel Animation

Deco Daviola

Matt Deans

Junyi Xiao

Jake Armstrong

Olivia Blanc

Ruoyu Wen

Shelby Chan

Alan Wan

Editor

Jonathan Weisburst

Marianne Karaan

Andrew Gura

Dave Conte

Assistant Editor

Ezra Ewen

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Joe Pease

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Welcome Jpeg Commercial Directed By Joe Nicola in collaboration with Joe Pease

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Birthdays 12.2

Beer Birthdays

Bob Pease (1961)

Joey Redner (1972)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Otto Dix; German artist (1891)

Peter Carl Goldmark; inventor, engineer (1906)

Aaron Rodgers; Green Bay Packers QB (1983)

Georges Seurat; artist (1859)

Ray Walston; actor (1914)

Famous Birthdays

John Barbirolli; orchestra conductor (1899)

Gary Becker; economist (1930)

Elizabeth Berg; writer (1948)

T. Coraghessan Boyle; writer (1948)

Nigel Calder; writer (1931)

Maria Callas; soprano (1923)

Dennis Christopher; actor (1955)

Cathy Lee Crosby; actor (1944)

Bill Erwin; actor (1914)

Philippe Etchebest; French chef (1966)

Nelly Furtado; pop singer (1978)

Julie Harris; actor (1925)

Lucy Liu; actor (1968)

Joe Lo Truglio; comedian (1970)

Michael McDonald; rock singer (1952)

Edwin Meese; censorship advocate, tightwad (1931)

Leo Ornstein; pianist, composer (1893)

Ann Patchett; writer (1963)

Stone Phillips; television journalist (1952)

Harry Reid; politician (1939)

Charles Ringling; circus owner (1863)

Monica Seles; tennis player (1973)

Britney Spears; pop singer (1981)

Penelope Spheeris; film director, screenwriter (1945)

Sylvia Syms; jazz singer (1917)

Charlie Ventura; jazz saxophone (1916)

Gianni Versace; fashion designer (1946)

William Wegman; photographer (1943)

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HUF · Same Shit, Different Day by Joe Pease @joepease → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3KT3kOzaZU

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2023.02.25

【COPY】 Inspiration from Joe Pease

Déjà vu, is the phenomenon of feeling as though one has lived through the present situation before, an illusion of memory whereby — despite a strong sense of recollection — the time, place, and context of the "previous" experience are uncertain or impossible. I can't explain this feeling, it is making me wonder whether I live through the whole year or just repeat a day 364 times.

Joe Pease's art visualizes my doubts.

He depicts our daily lives, with repetitive actions and scenes. Yet, there is always one or more characters that break the peaceful pattern by performing bizarre acts, such as the printer in the middle of the road, and the vehicles that never slow down but never hit anyone.

Joe Pease replicates the boring but real world while adding some bizarre non-realistic elements into this copy, which caused me to think: Is my existence in this world real or am I living in a computer program that restarts once a day?

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CNV

1. "El diccionario del lenguaje no verbal", Joe Navarro. 2.  "Lenguaje de los gestos/Comunicación no verbal", Flora Davis 3.  "La comunicación no verbal", Sergio Rulicki. 4.  “El Mono al desnudo” (The Nake Ape), “El Hombre al desnudo” y “La Mujer desnuda” y “BodyWatching”, Desmond Morris. 5. "El libro de los indicios delatores", Peter Collet.  6. “La gran guía del lenguaje no verbal: Cómo aplicarlo en nuestras relaciones para lograr el éxito y la felicidad”, Teresa Baró.  7. “ El Lenguaje del Cuerpo: Cómo interpretar a los demás a través de sus gestos“ , Allan Pease.  8.  "Nonverbal Communication. Science and Applications" Matsumoto, Frank & Hwang. (Enfocado a investigación científica).  9.  Manual Facial Acion Code System (FACS)