#john lennon layouts

[speakno-w]

ulzzang girls icons + the beatles headers

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[pondanimal]

the fabled pink nightie

this is the particular post im referencing, no clue how accurate it is but the imagery was so vivid i was instantly obsessed

@m1ssunderstanding

[beatlesedit]

icons vintage!! multifandom

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[beatlesmenrock]

forgot to tell everypony here but i watched help! … and uh… it was definitely a movie

[wingsoverlagos]

Lewisohn vs. Preston

I've begun posting some additional Tune In citation comparisons on actual hellsite WordPress. I've been using it for a few days, and we have already built a deep animosity between us - it eats my posts, in whole or in part, and finding a simple, readable layout was a chore - but now there is a place to view my source comparisons without scrolling through twelve pictures of Paul McCartney circa 1974, which might be a plus to some people.

It also allows me to document many of the noteworthy but not terrifially unique Lewi-sins I've found without clogging up the dash for my dear followers. I'll continue to share highlights and anlysis here, plus an occasional round-up of anything that isn't crossposted, but this should save you some tedium.

I have brought a highlight to offer you today: Lewisohn's adaptation of Billy Preston's piece in Memories of John Lennon (2005).

Memories of John Lennon (2005) is a collection of short pieces about John Lennon, primarily by people who knew him. I say “primarily”, because Mark Lewisohn himself also has a piece in this collection! Unsatisfied with his own Lennon memorial, Lewisohn decided Billy Preston's words needed substantial edits.

Tune In 34-4 vs. Billy Preston

In Tune In:

In Memories of John Lennon (p.219-220):

This quote is altered extensively, though the meaning is more or less preserved. I’ve highlighted in yellow the parts Lewisohn quotes, and marked in red any additional changes Lewisohn made to the quotes text. There are several omissions – one a full paragraph long – that are unmarked.

The only marked change is the bracketed “[the Beatles]”, and even this isn’t done correctly. Lewisohn writes, “I made sure they [the Beatles] were well fed and watered,” indicating that “they” is the term used in the orginal source. Not so. Preston’s original piece reads, “I made sure that the soon-to-be Fab Four were well fed and watered.” There’s no “they” in the quote – Lewisohn introduces ambiguity with his own rephrasing, and then adds a bracketed “correction” as if it’s Preston’s words that lack clarity.

It’s particularly galling to me that Lewisohn found the need to extensively rephrase Billy Preston’s own recollections of a departed friend. Preston’s memories about John don’t meet whatever benchmark Lewisohn uses, so he alters them – Lewisohn never knew John Lennon himself, but he’s the authority on how his friends and colleagues should remember him.

Sources:

Lewisohn M. 2013. The Beatles: All These Years Vol. 1: Tune In. New York (NY): Crown Archetype. [ebook]

Ono Y [editor]. 2005. Memories of John Lennon. HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. [ebook]

[javelinbk]

Idk if this has already been asked but what to do the interiors of Paul and Johns house in Heart of Glass look like? I’ve got my own idea in my head but I’m curious what you were thinking of

Ooh, interesting. Do you mean the layouts, or the interior design?

Layout-wise, they are mirror images of each other, and kind of a cross between Forthlin Road and Mendips. They both have the living room off the hallway, with a dining area at the back. The kitchen is at the end of the hallway, and leads out to the garden. Upstairs there's the bathroom, master bedroom, the kids bedroom and the guestroom (/office in Paul's case).

Design-wise, I haven't thought about it too much beyond '80s', so think brown sofas and woodchip wallpaper. Paul and Sally's house is more basic since they've just moved in, and they brought their furniture up from London. John and Cyn's is much more lived in, and has lots more 'stuff' they've accumulated over the years. This is the description of John's house from chapter 2...

He can tell that the Lennons have been here a while; it has that homely, lived-in feeling that he and Sally have yet to achieve at their place. Table lamps cast a warm, golden glow over the room, and a tatty old armchair lives in the corner, not in keeping with the rest of the house but clearly well-loved. A stack of notepads sits on the table beside it, surrounded by various pens and stubby pencils, and Paul imagines John working there, nibbling at the end of his pencil in search of his next bestseller. There’s an acoustic guitar propped up in the corner, which Paul’s fingers are itching to pick up, and two sides of the room are covered by shelving, stacked with row after row of books. Any space on the walls that isn’t covered with books is filled with framed photos and artwork; all mismatched, all clearly added in dribs and drabs over the years.

Thanks for asking! I'd love to hear what your thoughts are too

[ratinasuitproductions]

#003: Why did you decide to do this to yourself and other questions to ask yourself while running a marathon?

Last month was a busy one for me, though not in the TTRPG sense. I started a new job and completed a marathon—something I had been training for quite a while. Now that it is done, I am not quite sure what to do with myself, though I am glad I no longer have to get up on the weekend and run for 2 hours. The run itself wasn't the best of times, though on the positive side, I didn't collapse and die after my marathon like the marathon OG Pheidippides.

What have I been creating?

I haven't gotten as much writing done this month as I would have liked, and unfortunately, I have finally ended my 5-month streak of publishing something new. But as they say, all good things must come to an end. Looking back over the TTRPGs I have made over the last 5 months, I have dramatically improved in terms of writing and layout. 

 Currently, I have 2 projects on the go. The first is a biblical apocalypse-themed TTRPG where players take on the roles of badass survivors. Picture someone riding a Harley, blasting a devil in the face. It is still in the pre-first draft stage, though I have already done a couple of pieces of art for it.

 The other project is a rewrite/redesign of The Trains of the Glorious Republics of the People. I am planning to refine the text and make some adjustments to the layout. However, the main focus will be to add more world-building elements (be it short stories or artwork), as the document feels a bit bare on a reread. 

What have I been consuming?

I have put Poe on pause and have started reading Catcher in the Rye. I am yet to feel the urge to shoot John Lennon, but maybe if I read more I get that feeling. Apart from that, I have started running a campaign for Spire: The City Must Fall. A highlight of this has been making up a weird gun gang that are followers of the cult of the gun and giving all the members that are encountered dumb gun-based names. 

What is to come? 

The main goal next month is to finish the first draft of the biblical end of the world TTRPG (I'll come up with a better name at some point, I am sure…). On top of that, I will start planning out the rework of The Trains of the Glorious Republics of the People. 

What to conclude?

It's been a long month, but hopefully, now that I have done the marathon and I have settled into the new job, I'll have more time to create my horrid little works. Will write again next month. See you then, unless the creeks rise and take me out to sea.

[dateinthelife]

24 May 1969

John Lennon and Yoko Ono incur an excess baggage fee of £500 upon arrival in the Bahamas due to the 26 items of luggage they brought in order to do a bed-in from Freeport.

Deciding the layout of their chosen venue is unsuitable, tomorrow they will move to an alternate hotel... in Toronto, Canada.

[moodyskeletonart]

Skeleton Island ACNH Day 5

Hornsby moved in! Yay!

Nook advertising the 'customization workshop'

Thats it for the news

Got my ordered shit in the mail

Bought a Mr. Flamingo and K.K. Hypno from Nook Shopping

Then bought a vertical board fence recipe with nook miles

Also I found a website that allows you to plan out your island layout, this is what I have, its a bit messy but I think you can pick up what I'm putting down here

Went to Nook's, bought a corkboard, hose reel, tin bucket, beige blossoming wall, and a stand mixer

We got a bridge now! Thats fucking awesome

Sheldon gave a recipe for a wild log bench, fuck yeah, and a bottle gave me a recipe for 'large cardboard boxes' Yay.

I found Redd then I went to his dumb shop and bought the Statue of David from him, real, and then I also bought a fan palm from him

Then I did Tom Nooks workshop, forced me to gather wood for the wardrobe, I found Harvey while gathering the wood, John Lennon dog, anyway for some reason regular wood became 50% more rare now that I needed it

Anyway, got the wardrobe, made it dark wood, and thats about it

And Nook doesn't have anything else for me to do today so I guess what we'll be doing for now is just waiting for the other villagers to move in and for the community center to upgrade

[neiljohnsblog]

Why Llandudno is the Ideal Location for Your Corporate Meeting Room Hire Needs

Llandudno, a charming coastal town nestled between the Great Orme and Little Orme in North Wales, is often recognized for its picturesque landscapes and Victorian charm. However, in recent years, it has also become a prime destination for corporate events and business meetings. With its blend of modern amenities and classic beauty, Llandudno offers a unique setting for companies seeking a professional yet inspiring environment for their corporate meetings.

Whether you're planning a small board meeting, a large corporate conference, or a team-building event, Llandudno provides an array of venues that can accommodate all your needs. Here’s why Llandudno should be your top choice for corporate meeting room hire.

1. Strategic Location and Accessibility

Llandudno is conveniently located, making it accessible for both local and international businesses. Situated just a short drive from major cities like Manchester, Liverpool, and Chester, Llandudno is well-connected by road and rail, ensuring ease of access for participants coming from various parts of the UK. The town is also close to several major airports, including Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport, making it a viable option for international delegates.

The town’s accessibility ensures that your team can easily reach the venue without the stress of long travel times, allowing them to focus entirely on the business at hand. This convenience is a significant factor in why many companies choose Llandudno for their corporate meeting room hire.

2. A Range of Meeting Venues

Llandudno offers a diverse range of meeting venues, from modern conference centres to historic hotels and cosy boutique spaces. Whether you need a large auditorium for a corporate conference or a more intimate setting for a strategic meeting, Llandudno has a venue to suit your requirements.

Many of these venues are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including high-speed internet, video conferencing facilities, and advanced audio-visual equipment. This ensures that your meetings can run smoothly, whether you’re presenting to a large audience or hosting a virtual conference with international participants.

Moreover, Llandudno’s venues often offer flexible room configurations, allowing you to tailor the space to your specific needs. Whether you need a classroom-style setup, a U-shaped table arrangement, or a theatre-style layout, the venues in Llandudno can accommodate your preferences, making it easier to create a productive and comfortable environment for your attendees.

3. Inspiring Surroundings

One of the unique advantages of choosing Llandudno for your corporate meeting room hire is the stunning natural surroundings. The town’s coastal location offers breathtaking views of the sea and mountains, providing a serene backdrop that can inspire creativity and clear thinking.

Taking breaks during your meeting to enjoy a walk along the promenade or a visit to the Great Orme can help recharge your team’s energy and foster a more relaxed and open atmosphere during discussions. The peaceful environment of Llandudno can be particularly beneficial for strategy meetings, brainstorming sessions, and team-building activities where creativity and collaboration are key.

4. Comprehensive Accommodation Options

When organizing a corporate event, it’s essential to consider the accommodation needs of your attendees. Llandudno boasts a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses, all within proximity to the main meeting venues.

This variety allows you to cater to different preferences and budgets, ensuring that all participants have a comfortable stay. Additionally, many hotels in Llandudno offer corporate packages that include meeting room hire, catering, and accommodation, making it easier to manage the logistics of your event.

5. Rich Cultural and Leisure Activities

Llandudno is not just about business; it also offers a rich array of cultural and leisure activities that can enhance your corporate event. After a day of meetings, your team can explore the town’s historic sites, such as the Llandudno Pier or the ancient Copper Mines on the Great Orme. The town also hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, providing unique entertainment options for your team.

In addition to cultural activities, Llandudno offers opportunities for team-building exercises, such as hiking, sailing, and golf. These activities can be integrated into your corporate event to strengthen team bonds and provide a balanced mix of work and play.

6. Professional Support Services

When planning a corporate event, having access to reliable support services is crucial. Llandudno’s venues are often supported by experienced event planners and technical teams who can assist with all aspects of your meeting, from setting up the room to managing technical requirements and catering.

These professionals are well-versed in the needs of corporate clients and can provide personalized services to ensure that your event runs smoothly. Whether you need help with organizing a large conference or setting up a small meeting, Llandudno’s support teams can make the process stress-free.

7. Value for Money

Compared to larger cities, Llandudno offers excellent value for money when it comes to corporate meeting room hire. The town’s competitive pricing for venue hire, accommodation, and services allows you to plan a high-quality event without breaking the bank. This cost-effectiveness is particularly beneficial for small to medium-sized businesses looking to host professional events on a budget.

Additionally, the town’s smaller size means that everything you need is within easy reach, reducing transportation costs and saving time for your attendees. The combination of affordable prices and convenience makes Llandudno an attractive option for corporate events.

8. A Welcoming Atmosphere

Llandudno is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The town’s community is accustomed to hosting visitors and is always ready to assist with any needs that may arise during your stay. This warm hospitality can make a significant difference in the overall experience of your event, leaving a positive impression on your attendees.

The town’s relaxed pace and charming ambience also contribute to a stress-free environment, allowing your team to focus on the objectives of your meeting without distractions.

Conclusion

Llandudno offers a compelling mix of accessibility, modern amenities, inspiring surroundings, and value for money, making it an ideal location for corporate meeting room hire. Whether you’re planning a small team meeting or a large corporate conference, Llandudno’s venues can provide the perfect setting to achieve your business goals.

By choosing Llandudno for your corporate event, you’ll benefit from a professional environment that fosters productivity, creativity, and collaboration, all within the beautiful surroundings of this historic seaside town. So, the next time you’re planning a corporate meeting, consider Llandudno as your destination for a successful and memorable event.

[aboxfullofsharps]

Sabtu kemarin itu sesuatu. Ditemani lagu-lagu The Beatles sebagai soundtrack, kami merayakan kelahiran dan kematian Buddha dengan menikmati malam bercanda berdua di lantai bersila.

Aku mendengarkan The Beatles sejak lama. I mean they're everywhere! Di buku sekolah, di iklan TV, di IG, di teman-temanku yang tidak pernah berhenti membahas lagu-lagu The Beatles. Tapi baru malam itu aku jatuh cinta dengan The Beatles. I mean, they're genius! Mereka aneh, mereka lucu. Lagunya, video klipnya. So simple yet so amazing.

Karena sedang membahas kematian dan juga Beatles, akhirnya ku katakan juga,

Kasian ya John Lennon matinya ditembak.

Di luar nalar, Taqi merespon,

Ya bagus dong, kematian yang epik itu. Dia meninggal pas di puncak karirnya. Semua orang pasti inget dia terus, mati ditembak fans. Epik banget itu.

Sabtu kemarin sungguh sesuatu. Kami bangun pagi sekali, sesuatu yang tidak pernah kami lakukan bahkan di hari-hari kerja. Padahal malam sebelumnya kami tidur terlalu malam karena mendengar perdebatan konyol food estate di Twitter Space sambil mengerjakan layout laporan baseline survey SGP.

Pagi itu kami mulai dengan sarapan bubur, dilanjut dengan Taqi yang mencari jamur, aku menunggu sambil buang hajat di masjid tempat kami ijab kabul. Masih sambil menunggu, aku berkendara motor ke arah pantai barat. Tidak lama setelah sampai di rumah, kami keluar lagi. Mencari bunga rafflesia yang aku lihat katanya sedang mekar di cagar alam. Pencarian pukul 10 pagi berakhir pukul setengah 3 sore, diakhiri dengan makan banyak sekali di warteg Wonoharjo.

Pulang dengan membawa jendela kamar ali yang sudah diperbaiki, Taqi meneruskan pekerjaannya untuk memasang jendela. Sedang aku bersantai sambil melihat foto-foto perjalanan tadi di cagar alam. Alih-alih beristirahat, Taqi memilih untuk keluar lagi untuk membeli makanan Angela dan juga mencari jamur. Aku di rumah, mandi, nyapu, ngepel, dan melipat baju sambil menonton Pineapple Express.

Malam pun tiba, aku melihat bulan yang terang sekali. Aku menunggu Taqi untuk mengajakku keluar kembali. Sampai akhirnya kami tertahan selama 4 jam lamanya, menikmati The Beatles semalam suntuk. Mengulang-ngulang lagu Hello Goodbye yang sangat lucu. Amaze dengan video klip Here Comes The Sun yang direlease bahkan setelah mereka tidak lagi ada. Amaze dengan video klip My Guitar Gently Weeps yang selama ini ku kira adalah lagu Santana.

[toovirgins]

no because this was such a look

[ratoamericano]

J0NH LENN0N LAYOUTS!

"A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality."

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[smellyzcat]

the beatles headers

i tried to do more....but i'm not really inspired

[acmobeetle]

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