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Stowe Community Church - aerial view of the iconic white steeple chapel during the peak fall foliage season.
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The answer is yes! It's definitely something I've wanted to do for a long while now, but what characters to write about, DC or Marvel?
I'm thinking of doing them this summer, starting July.
Please leave character/team suggestions (preferably 1 DC and 1 Marvel) in the comments so I can see what is in demand! :D
Also, you're welcome for the Community quote! #BestShowEver
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One Year Anniversary
The AMPt Community doors opened one year ago today and invited mobile photographers from around the world to Teach, Learn, Share, & Inspire.
AMPt (Advanced Mobile Photography Team) began with a group of passionate mobile photographers who aimed to help people grow and develop as artists.
Today, the vision remains the same, but AMPt is now more than a team. It's a community.
A sincere thank you to all of our members and supporters. We look forward to a bright future together.
The image above was shared on our site one year ago by @gericentonze on Jan. 1st, 2013.
Happy New Year!!!
This photo was taken on a foggy morning. The boats you see are not only boats but also floating houses of the 'Gypsy community' of Bangladesh.
These are some of my favorite MOCs of this year. The photo's a bit late, but it's been a fantastic first full year in the LEGO community. Y'all are a massive source of inspiration, discussion, and friendship. Thanks for the year, and here's to another.
EV Cargo / Downton
DAF FTGXF 480 6x2 (SSC)
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Imagine a world before the Internet, where there was hardly any form of communication amongst the crossdressing/transvestite community. All was not completely lost however. One single light in the UK during the 1980's and 90's was Swish Publications's "World of Transvestism" (or WOTV as it became abbreviated). A successor to the much earlier "Tranz" magazine, WOTV was published monthly, inside was an "Aladin's Cave" of letters, photos (black and white), occasionally stories and illustrations. The publishing quality was quite poor and WOTV was not cheap (I think it was £6 when I first started to acquire my own personal copies).The cover usually graced some of the more photogenic girls, many of whom I am pleased to say are on Flickr. In view of their privacy I shall not post those, but I would like to share this cover showing an example of the sorts of illustrations that were often printed.
Stockists were few in fact in my area there was only one newsagent that stocked maybe one or two copies a month, but one could travel to Swish's main store in Greek Street London, to purchase missing copies or "bargain bundles".
Sadly I now longer have the magazines, but I did scan all the covers and most of the images of some of the girls from those magazines. If you did appear and would either like a scan, or have no objection to your cover (or image) being published here, by all means get in touch. The issues I have scans from are below.
Vol 11_10, Vol 12_01, Vol 12_02, Vol 12_03, Vol 12_05, Vol 12_09, Vol 13_01, Vol 13_02, Vol 13_04, Vol 13_08, Vol 13_09, Vol 13_10, Vol 13_11, Vol 13_12, Vol 14_01, Vol 14_02, Vol 14_03, Vol 14_04, Vol 14_05, Vol 14_06, Vol 14_07, Vol 14_08, Vol 14_09, Vol 14_10, Vol 14_11, Vol 14_12, Vol 15_01, Vol 15_02, Vol 15_03, Vol 15_04, Vol 15_05, Vol 15_06, Vol 15_07, Vol 15_08, Vol 15_09, Vol 15_10, Vol 15_12, Vol 16_01, Vol 16_02, Vol 16_03, Vol 16_04, Vol 16_06, Vol 16_11, Vol 17_04, Vol 17_05, Vol 17_07, Vol 18_10, Vol 19_03, Vol 20_06, Vol 21_01, Vol 21_04, Vol 21_05, Vol 21_12, Vol 22_02.
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The Galena Community Church in Galena Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/1000 second exposure at ISO 200. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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Our Metro Community residents continue to generate stories before the holidays! To catch up on what you may have missed, you can find these mini-updates all in the album with the Visit and in chronological order here:
www.flickr.com/photos/bogostick/albums/72157716346684407
This photo: On a December evening in Room 2, Chrissy Daughtery invited Emily over to join her, Marie and her mother-in-law Mona for some coffee and conversation.
[Cue the opening music from “The Golden Girls” for this kitchen chatter, ha.]
After everyone got settled, Chrissy asked Emily whether Elizabeth’s roommate Squeaky/Sabrina was still staying with her.
“Yes. Unfortunately,” Emily answered. “But better than having a man under foot.”
As Emily was talking, Marie’s phone rang. She ignored the incoming call; Marie was in the mood for girl talk and gossip.
[Scene decorator’s note: thanks to Connie for the festive table mats! They are being distributed all about Room 2!]
Monroe Community Hospital is a county-owned health care facility providing quality long-term care to individuals with complex and chronic health conditions in Rochester NY. Construction of the building that we now know as Monroe Community Hospital began in 1931, in the midst of the nation's Great Depression. Siegmund Firestone, a notable Rochester architect and engineer, was hired to design and oversee the construction of this new facility. Mr. Firestone incorporated many innovative ideas into his design of the building and ensured that the project employed all local contractors. Mr. Firestone also hired a talented young architectural student and draftsman Thomas Boyde, Jr. as one of his assistants, and Boyde then became the first African-American architect in our community.