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Incredibly highly detail medical models and some great low poly ones too. Do friendly motion graphics battle, using the last frame of the previous clip as the starting point for the next. Against the clock against each other against the WORLD. Watch, horrified, as I excreet some Tweets from the mean concreete streets. And struggle to ever come in under 140 characters.
Thursday, March 5, 2009. Funeral arrangements have been made for Matthew. Monday, March 9 from 4-8pm. Randall and Roberts Funeral Home. There will be a private family service on Tuesday.
For alto saxophone and saxophone orchestra. National Portrait Gallery, Parkes, ACT, Australia. Choristry directed by Dan Walker. For massed choirs, 2 pianos and percussion. Commissioned by Canterbury College, Waterford, QLD, Australia. For alto saxophone and piano. Featuring Timothy Roberts and Alexander Bernstein.