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Nick (in the foreground) and Susie hard at work collecting hail for Roger and Boeing's Research Department. We got hail that was larger than baseballs!
BANZAI (万歳), littéralement « dix mille ans », soit « longue vie ») est une exclamation japonaise, d’origine chinoise, utilisée lors de célébrations, d’événements heureux, de réceptions pour souhaiter des vœux de longévité, de bonheur à une tierce personne, à une communauté.
Pendant la seconde guerre mondiale, BANZAI servit de « cri de guerre » aux soldats japonais et en particulier aux KAMIKAZE (神風) de KAMI « dieu » et KAZE « vent » – vent divin - , qui le poussaient avant de s’écraser sur les bateaux ennemis, rappelant ainsi leur dévouement à l’empereur TENNO (天皇) - fils céleste - HIRO HITO.
What if all those forgotten dolls were really alive? Every wooden carving a vessel for a soul. And just like a child they craved attention.But as cruel as fate would have it,they had none. What if every day of collecting dust, they only became stronger. From wood to flesh, and from flesh to reality. Days of longing,would now be turned to hate. The twinkling of a music box to send shivers down your spine.
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„Er sah nichts als die blaue Blume, und betrachtete sie lange mit unnennbarer Zärtlichkeit."
Novalis
La collection de vaisselle de la Manufacture Royale des Glaces comprend des pièces en faïence de Sarreguemines, Digoin, Badonviller, Choisy-le-Roi, Creil et Montereau, Saint-Amand, Terre de fer...
Elle comprend quelques pièces des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles.
La majorité des assiettes et plats exposés datent de la première moitié du XXe.
(Pour les collectionneurs : la collection de vaisselle comprend des doubles qui peuvent être vendus.
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We make our trips to Giftun Island to collect good memories not things, your enjoy, fun and adventure is our responsibility, don't hesitate to join us and get some interesting new memories.
نقوم برحلاتنا إلى جزيرة الجفتون لجمع الذكريات الجيدة لا الأشياء، استمتاعك و مرحك و مغامرتك هي مسؤوليتنا ، لذلك لا تتردد في الانضمام إلينا والحصول على بعض الذكريات الجديدة الشيقة.
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Some of my dear wife's wooden thimble collection displayed on an antique Singer Sewing Machine.
This is a focus stacked 6 image macro using a 12mm extension tube. Processing included adding grain and a vignette.
Our daughter Marie-France just finished her third year in Zoology at Guelph University and is visiting us for a week before she goes back for summer employment. On Sunday we explored Cooper Marsh Conservation Area. Marie-France brought her bug collecting kit and was successful in collecting a few specimens. The outing also gave me a chance to try out a Lecia M10 that my good friend Perry McKenna lent me for a few weeks.
I remember this night so fondly. My wife and I travelled to Cannon Beach, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest area. We spent a few nights on the beach taking in sun, rain, sandstorms, and an ankle I severely sprained while out on a hike. She built this fire and I remember it more when I think back about that trip than spraining that ankle. Collecting moments is something I love to do.
Mike D.
A couple using a traditional flat bottomed boat to collect drying kelp from bamboo poles near Weijiang.
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Collecting Hay by Irene Becker © All rights reserved
Collecting hay for the winter. Koso brdo, between Donji Milanovac and Lepenski Vir, north-eastern Serbia.
Djerdap National Park: Day 3
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Collecting Echoes
Glass works its reflective magic as it collects and series of shapes and bends them anew. They gather, forming a pattern of delight. Metal pathways are and sweep through the frame - roadways of sorts for my eye to follow. A touch of warmth and a hint of cool add a feeling of life - a type of motion perhaps - to this abstract study of space. Spatial relationships are intentionally absent. This isn't about seeing something specific. It's about feeling it.
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