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Exeter Ship Canal, Exminster, Devon.
I guess this shows why the time before sunrise is called the "Blue Hour" as it is certainly very blue. Just a bit of a tinge to the low thin cloud on the horizon from the lights over on the far side of the Exe estuary, which there is just a glimpse of at the left of the pic, behind the far bank of the canal. The lights at the far right are from Exmouth (might well be Lympstone), where the River Exe meets the sea..
With the sky starting to lighten and the moon still shining to light my way, it was time to head off and get ready for the coming of the big ball of fire to rise above the horizon. Thats when we change from the Blue to the Golden or Magic hour, quite rightly named too, it is a magical time :~)
Dawn Of The Ducks!
Watch the film here:
When the ducks at the local pond are fed a strange poison, George soon finds that all his friends start dissapearing. Before long he discovers the town is filling with zombies and they're after his flesh and blood! Can George run for his life or must he stand and fight???
Zombie Halloween Horror!!!
A train arriving at Ghent St. Pieters railway station.
Song:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ488QrqGE4&ab_channel=KanyeW...
Lyrics:
Secretary Walker, Public Health Director Dr. Karyl Rattay and Senior Social Services Administrator Jay Lynch joined speakers and panelists for "Coming Together: A Community Response to Hunger," coordinated by the Food Bank of Delaware on April 6 at the Chase Center. More than 600 attendees, including 225 students, heard from Food Bank CEO Patricia Beebe, "When you talk to kids it's simple: People are hungry. Fix it."
Students Braeden Mannering, founder of Brae's Brown Bags, and Hannah Sturgis, a Polytech senior, asked students to get involved on behalf of children and adults who are hungry.
Secretary Walker said about 150,000 Delawareans, including almost 70,000 children receive food benefits each month that average about $1.38 per meal per person. "How do you figure out how to feed yourself or your family on less than $2 per meal?" In addition, about 19,000 Delawareans are served by the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program.
Agriculture Secretary Michael Scuse said he is committed to bringing food hubs to Delaware, expanding community gardens, increasing farmer's markets that take EBT cards and WIC vouchers, and using technology to increase farmers' yields.
Patricia Dombroski, administrator for the Food and Nutrition Services in the Mid-Atlantic Region, announced that Delaware's Summer EBT program would continue this summer. Thousands of Delaware students receive an additional $30 a month on their families' EBT cards during the summer months to meet their food needs when they aren't in school.
Ashley Biden, executive director of the Delaware Center for Justice, encouraged attendees to be "committed to planting seeds of hope and justice." "Nourish yourself," she said, "so you can nourish others."
To screen for and apply for food benefits with DHSS:
To learn more about the Food Bank:
The Schwartz Chemical Building in LIC is one of my favorite
buildings to photograph. Too bad it's being knocked down; NYC March '07
take recent private school graduates, send to Nadi in Fiji, then Rotorua, Mata Mata, and Auckland in New Zealand, then drag them, haggard and swaddled in motley sweaters to Sydney, Australia, results are as shown
De musical 'Coming Out' is een productie van de derde- en vierdejaarsstudenten Musical van de Erasmushogeschool Brussel.
Het verhaal speelt zich af in de broeierige omgeving van een zwembad waar uiteenlopende pubers elkaar terroriseren ...
(Tekst: Don Duyns e.a., Muziek: 'Motown')
De voorstellingen vonden plaats op 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 en 19 december 2009.
Met: Laurenz Hoorelbeke, Maarten Schuermans, Annelies Spanoghe, Saartje Van Houtte, Abbi Abraham, Rudi Giron en Tine Priem
Regie: Ron Cornet
Muzikale leiding: Stephen Collins
Scenografie & Licht: Jan Van Driessche
Choreografie: Lulu Aertgeerts en Peter Kongs
Affiche en Kostuums: KASKA
Opleidingshoofd: Ronnie Commissaris
I've noticed loads of bees in our garden over the past week - which is really great - and here's one coming into land on the blossom of a blackcurrant bush!
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