

Surreal Street Art Explodes Inside a London Room during the Dulwich Festival
Just wrapped up in London was the Dulwich Festival, an event that brought together the biggest names in street art to create huge murals inspired by classic works found in England’s oldest art gallery, the Dulwich Picture Gallery. Old Masters like Rembrandt van Rijn, Nicholas Poussin and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo were given a special homage as the current leaders in street art remixed their esteemed predecessors’ works. For nine days, visitors flocked to south London to see how contemporary street art and classical art could combine to create something groundbreaking.
Pokemon RBY-GSC Medley Remix | Williamu Likes Kyuremu
1 - R/G/B - Opening Theme
2 - Y - Opening Theme
3 - R/G/B/Y - Title Screen
4 - R/G/B/Y - Oak’s Lab
5 - R/G/B/Y - Pallet Town
6 - R/G/B/Y - Route 1
7 - R/G/B/Y - Route 4
8 - G/S/C - Route 29
9 - R/G/B/Y - Celadon City
10 - R/G/B/Y - Fuchsia City
11 - R/G/B/Y - Game Corner
12 - R/G/B/Y - Bicycle
13 - G/S/C - Bicycle
14 - R/G/B/Y - S.S. Anne
15 - R/G/B/Y - Vermilion City
16 - G/S/C - Route 46
17 - G/S/C - Route 42
18 - R/G/B/Y - Cinnabar Island
19 - G/S/C - Azalea Town
20 - G/S/C - Violet City
21 - R/G/B/Y - Route 24
22 - R/G/B/Y - Surfing
23 - R/G/B/Y - Pokemon Center
24 - R/G/B/Y - Jigglypuff’s Song
25 - G/S/C - Mt. Moon Square
26 - R/G/B/Y - Mt. Moon
27 - R/G/B/Y - Viridian Forest
28 - R/G/B/Y - Cinnabar Mansion
29 - G/S/C - Ruins of Alph
30 - G/S/C - Dark Cave
31 - R/G/B/Y - Rocket Hideout
32 - R/G/B/Y - Lavender Town
33 - R/G/B/Y - Pokemon Tower
34 - R/G/B/Y - Wild Pokemon
35 - G/S/C - Johto Wild Pokemon
36 - G/S/C - Johto Trainer Battle
37 - R/G/B/Y - Trainer Battle
38 - G/S/C - Team Rocket Battle
39 - R/G/B/Y - Battle Won
40 - R/G/B/Y - Pokemon Gym
41 - G/S/C - Johto Gym Leader Battle
42 - R/G/B/Y - Gym Leader Battle
43 - G/S/C - Rival Battle
44 - R/G/B/Y - Champion Battle
45 - G/S/C - Champion Battle
46 - R/G/B/Y - Champion Defeated
47 - R/G/B/Y - Hall of Fame
48 - G/S/C - Ending Theme
49 - R/G/B/Y - Ending Theme
50 - G/S/C - Route 27You will love this.
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That’s a powerful tree!
A 14-foot Christmas tree appears to be crashing through the roof of a one-story house Thursday, Dec. 20 in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood. Homeowner Patrick Kruger created the illusion of the tree crashing through the roof by cutting a 14-foot tree into two pieces and attaching the top six-foot section to a piece of plywood that’s bolted to the roof. According to MyNorthwest.com, Kruger, who is an architect, studied the physics of an object breaking through a roof then added sheathing and typical roof construction materials to create the effect.
Picture: Elaine Thompson / AP
B+,B+,A,A
So close to my goal of all A’s but that’s fine with me I feel like I’m back on track. My somewhat of a no-life semester paid off! :D