Heartbreaking Song About a Dying Mother | Move On – Elizabeth Shepherd
SEE ELIZABETH SHEPHERD LIVE - https://www.pizzaexpresslive.com/whats-on/elizabeth-shepherd-trio FOLLOW FOR MORE: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elizabethshepherdmusic/ Bandcamp: https://elizabethshepherd.bandcamp.com/music Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ElizabethShepherd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elizabeth.shepherd.music Website: https://elizabethshepherd.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0auXXCFOplEKtZDM1fJ01X Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/artist/3524350 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-ECgj2Wb4M2FQDwYXIYezw MOVE ON (off my latest album, THREE THINGS) is for anyone who has lost. It started out as a question from a mother to a young child, knowing that her time was coming, that she was about to move on. Questions like "will you remember me", or "where do we go when we die" or "will I live in" speak to the deep mystery that we hold in the balance, for our entire lives. After teaming up with Olivier Masson who made this beautiful short film (because it's more that, and less a video), in seeing what he brought to it, it dawned on me that this is not just the question of a dying mother to her child, but a dying planet to her people; will I live on? Will you remember me? THREE THINGS is my 7th studio album; it's an adventurous mashup of jazz, soul, found sound, electronica and gospel. Written during the pandemic, at a time when Quebec was under lockdown (with a curfew) and musicians couldn't leave their homes, let alone get together to create, I did what I know: I improvised, turning instead to the world around her for inspiration - bird songs, typewriter sounds, garbage cans, laughter - you name it. While "Move On" is maybe the most reflective song of the album, it still finds its home in an opus that is ultimately a joyful, unique celebration of life, the power of creativity and the music that lies hidden in everything around us, if you only open your ears. Ever wondered what happened to your favourite TV Talent show acts after they left the show well look no further as you will be seeing acts from XFactor and beyond right here ? Do you want more than that ? Ofcourse you do . Do you love seeing new talent first ? Do you love telling your friends about what you have found and seen? Then Global Talent World is your home . A channel where you can get involved directly and help talent of all types to grow.
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Special Ops Sniper Rates 11 More Sniper Scenes In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
Nicholas Irving, a former special-operations sniper and an author, rates 11 more sniper scenes in movies and television shows for realism. Irving breaks down the plausibility of shooting moving targets in "Better Call Saul" S5E8 (2020); "Extraction" (2020), with Chris Hemsworth; "Skyfall" (2012), featuring Daniel Craig; and "28 Weeks Later" (2007), with Jeremy Renner. He discusses countersniper operations and different types of rifles in "The Last of Us" S1E5 (2023), starring Pedro Pascal; the desert-warfare scene in "The Wall" (2017), with Aaron Taylor-Johnson and John Cena; and "Hacksaw Ridge" (2016), with Andrew Garfield. He also looks at other sniper tactics — such as concealment, target detection, and the mathematics behind a long-distance shot — in "Sniper" (1993) and "Battle for Sevastopol" (2015); the spotting scope from "Operation Red Sea" (2018); and the firearms used in "Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation" (2015), starring Tom Cruise. Irving was a special-operations sniper i
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