SOLTIMES FEBRUARY 2014
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Weird and Wonderful Star Trek’s Dr Spock and Captain Kirk appear as hieroglyphs in artist Josh Lane’s series dubbed Hero-glyphics. It also features comic book heroes such as Spiderman, Captain America and Ironman.
Photographer Mike Korostelev took this pic of an Indian elephant, nicknamed Rajan, in the Indian Ocean while fulfilling a childhood dream to swim with elephants.
A realistic statue of a man sleepwalking in his underpants has provoked controversy at an all women’s college in the US.
A zoo in Japan has held an emergency drill to prepare for a disaster scenario in which animals manage to break free from enclosures.
Passengers on New York’s Subway looked on in amazement as a commuter started eating her designer handbag. The woman, said to be a model, started nibbling away at a corner of the bag before tucking in to her meal in earnest. Source: http://web.orange.co.uk/
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An International Evening with Vivace Classical Choir
There is a busy time ahead for Vivace Classical Choir. They are at present rehearsing Handel’s “Messiah” for their main concerts at the beginning of April, to be performed in San Miguel de Salinas, La Siesta Church and the Iglesia del Colegio de Santo Domingo in Orihuela.. But before that, on Friday 28th March, they will be joined by a visiting choir from Denmark – The Lyngby Kammerchor (pictured). Vivace is already a truly international choir, with singers from many European countries, and the music chosen for this combined concert will reflect an international theme. Vivace members
Tomas and Tove Andgren, who live in Denmark for part of the year, have invited this chamber choir to join with Vivace for this special event. The concert will comprise items sung by each choir, and finish with a combined item, “The Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel’s Messiah, conducted by Vivace’s Musical Director Tom Pargeter. This concert will take place in the Casa de Cultura, San Miguel de Salinas, on Friday 28th March at 8.00. or more details call 96 572 0919. Entry to the concert is free.