上海交響樂團雙簧管首席 （退休）俞肖良

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上海交響樂團雙簧管首席 （退休）俞肖良 和美國中醫師樂團演出 （美麗華酒店 3-10-2013）

Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Oboe Soloist (Retired)

上海交響樂團雙簧管首席 （退休）俞肖良 和美國中醫師樂團演出 （美麗華酒店 3-10-2013）
Retired Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Oboe Soloist Yu Xiao Liang played with the ATCMO (America Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Orchestra) at Mei-Li-Hua, Monterey Park

Spring Festival Overture 春節序曲

Londonderry Air (Danny Boy) をサックスSax
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父と娘 Father and Daughter

Seattle 1979 Cary and the Little Cutie

9年後のビッキーVicky Nine Years Later

 

(Tom Lee's Version)

 

Seattle Downtown Nov. 11, 1979 Vicky

非常に珍しい1970年の写真

卒業は彼の人生の記念すべき日だった  On Taita Graduation Day 1970 Vicky and Cary

一張照片勝過前千言萬語
 Cary and Vicky don't remember who took the picture.  It must be right after the graduation ceremony because there were still many people around.  One picture is worth a thousand words.  This picture takes us back to the joyful celebration of our college graduation some 40 years ago at Taita.  Thanks go to the photographer.  He did an excellent job.  The camera was positioned at the chest level.  The picture was well composed with people and the scooter in the background nicely complementing the main focus.  Looking back in time, this graduation picture had the significance of 一拍定江山.                 

Thomas Lee's comment:
Most likely the photographer worked for the studio, taking pictures of the graduates.  The camera was a twin lens Yashica or Mamiya ( Rollei and Hasselblad were very rare in 1970 ).  Its waist level viewfinder facilitated the chest level angle of the shot.  Cropping the square format picture to a vertical format was done during the enlargement.

If you study the 1970 picture carefully, you'll see it was back focused.  People behind them were sharper.


Mamiya C220 'Yumi-Chan by Sean Lee'
http://www.flickr.com/photos/le_carabinier/2722135915/

Miraculously Survived 1970 Photo

 卒業は彼の人生の記念すべき日だった  On Taita Graduation Day 1970 Vicky and Cary 

His Voice

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 Shean                                               March 3, 2013 1:41 a.m.     

God is real.               

Jane Chen                                        March 2, 2013 4:14 p.m.

“Why do I still live? Please let me know your will.” I asked the Lord Jesus in bewilderment, assuming that He might assign me some tasks. Instead, these words came to my mind, “You live, to enjoy my love.” I recognized that voice. My Lord’s whisper! Right away I understood the meaning of that verse: He will see and be satisfied because of his suffering.(Isaiah 53:11). I was humbled and speechless.

 

Jane Chen                                        Feb. 28, 2013 4:03 p.m.

Today, read again and ponder long and deeply over Isaiah 53:1-10.
Meditate on those terms: no form and comeliness, being despised and rejected, afflicted and oppressed, stricken and smitten, wounded and bruised, slighted and slaughtered, a man of sorrows and grieves…
Without divine revelation, would anyone, by human nature, recognize such a Savior and follow such a Master of life? For Jesus said,“The disciple is not above his master, nor the servant above his lord.”