Thursday, December 16, 2010
Final Project: Radiohead Music Video
I do not claim to own the music or lyrics in this video. All rights to said music and lyrics belongs to Radiohead. But I am fan.
Song: Videotape
Artist: Radiohead
Album: In Rainbows
Monday, December 13, 2010
Adam's Bad Day
Disclaimer: Adam IS in fact 21 years of age. Despite what this video may imply, he did not become intoxicated.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Cleveland County Veterans Memorial
The Cleveland County Veterans Memorial lies across from the KidspacePlayground at Reaves Park. It was dedicated November 11, 2008.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
The memorial is dedicated to the men and women of Cleveland County
who have served in the United States military. The centerpiece stands upon
a granite pentagram which epitomizes the memorial.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
who have served in the United States military. The centerpiece stands upon
a granite pentagram which epitomizes the memorial.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
Atop the centerpiece stands a bronze eagle carrying the American flag.The centerpiece is adorned with the name of the service men and women
who have lost their lived serving out country.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
who have lost their lived serving out country.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
The American flag flies high above the pathway leadingto the granite, marble and bronze memorial.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
Planning for this beautiful memorial began in 2001.Today it stands as a majestic ode to the brave citizens of
Cleveland County who have served.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
These granite slabs surround the centerpiece. Carved into themare the numerous names of Cleveland County's veterans.
Blank slabs can be seen for future veterans to be added.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
Anyone who has a tie to Cleveland County and has served
or is currently serving the U.S. military is eligible to be
added to the memorial. Applications can befound at
the City of Norman web page.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
The Cleveland County Veterans Memorial was dedicated to service men and women who have served in our nation's military with ties to said county on November 11, 2008. It represents some seven years of effort to recognize those from Cleveland County brave enough to fight for this country. Located on the Southwest corner of Reaves park at 2501 Jenkins Ave., the granite memorial is recognizable by it's stone pillar adorned with a bronze eagle carrying the United States flag. This centerpiece bears the names of those veterans who have lost their lives in service, while all other veterans' names are engraved into the numerous granite plaques which describe the walls of the memorial. Some of these plaques remain smooth, awaiting the engraving of future veterans' names. Development began in fall 2001 with veterans meeting with city officials to select a site for the memorial. It's location on the grounds of a former World War II installation was finalized by the approval of the Norman City Council on September 10, 2002. The installation, a Naval Air Technical Training Center, was active from 1942 to 1947 and later reactivated from 1952 to 1959. It has been estimated that some 115,000 personnel were trained during these two periods. Three years after it's commencement, the Cleveland County Veterans Memorial remains a beautiful show of thanks to our local veterans.
or is currently serving the U.S. military is eligible to be
added to the memorial. Applications can befound at
the City of Norman web page.
Photo by Kalem Wedemyer
The Cleveland County Veterans Memorial was dedicated to service men and women who have served in our nation's military with ties to said county on November 11, 2008. It represents some seven years of effort to recognize those from Cleveland County brave enough to fight for this country. Located on the Southwest corner of Reaves park at 2501 Jenkins Ave., the granite memorial is recognizable by it's stone pillar adorned with a bronze eagle carrying the United States flag. This centerpiece bears the names of those veterans who have lost their lives in service, while all other veterans' names are engraved into the numerous granite plaques which describe the walls of the memorial. Some of these plaques remain smooth, awaiting the engraving of future veterans' names. Development began in fall 2001 with veterans meeting with city officials to select a site for the memorial. It's location on the grounds of a former World War II installation was finalized by the approval of the Norman City Council on September 10, 2002. The installation, a Naval Air Technical Training Center, was active from 1942 to 1947 and later reactivated from 1952 to 1959. It has been estimated that some 115,000 personnel were trained during these two periods. Three years after it's commencement, the Cleveland County Veterans Memorial remains a beautiful show of thanks to our local veterans.
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