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Hi everyone! after talking about it with some people (like the italian community and via chat on discord) I decided to sort of upgrate the pro artist event, making a pro artist community on FB; www.facebook.com/groups/1752561691655951/
it’s a little bit empty since I just open it, but shiraya already prepared a note with all the link for bjd low cost updated to today, Uchan preparing some translation (we had prepared q&a in french, italian, spanish and german for neewbie that aren’t fluent in eng and we will trying to translate every f.a.q. and guide).
I’m trying do write down a f.a.q. about recast: what is it, how they’re born and how the hobby changed after it… I’m not an expert but I’m making some research ^__^ al the note on the community of course can be completed by you, so… the subscription is open, we waiting for your contributions!
The articles, link and review that we prepared will be posted also into the main blog probjdartist.tumblr.com so if you don't use FB you can read and contribute too
Justin inspired build yup, derp derp
Just wanted to say, that I'm not dead but I was taking a much needed break. I kind of took a break from the community as a whole. I haven't built for roughly two months when I built this. I'm slowly coming back, but track started today and that's going to take up some time.
Thanks for looking guys, it honestly seems like no one looks at my builds anymore. Peace.
Spencer Island
(near agriculture and highway - polluted air)
I thought it interesting how much was to be found on 3 very small pieces of bark
including: a Biatora sp., Cliostomum griffithii, Hypogymnia physodes, Lecanora carpinea, Lecanora sp., Lecanora strobilina, Melanohalea (exasperatula I think), Parmelia sulcata, Physcia adscendens, Xanthoria candelaria, Xanthoria polycarpa, and some crust with yellow soralia
16 photos of this specimen - click on tag (below right) go to photostream or search (at top right) for - alder bark community
Dec. 9, 2021: Holiday light display in the Auburn Lane Community in Simi Valley, California. This small community on Summerwood Ave. goes all out with decorating. In addition, two of the homes have FM simulcast music.
Made this for a client. Feel free to share or use as you see fit. Just be cool and credit me if you can.
Thursday morning I took a walkabout around my 1942 Alma mater which was built in 1912.
That be what is now Oaklands School & Community Centre which was formed in 2000.
Looking online, I could not find any references to the time of my tenure: 1942-48
Mr. McKinnon was principal during most of those years and before I left for S.J. Willis High School in 1948, Horace R. Dawson (1913-2008) became principal. Horace first became a school principal in McKenzie Elementary School at age 17yrs. in 1931. He was a brilliant scholar.
Mr. Dawson (1913-2008) he was 94yrs 11 months
Horace is an Irvine descendant borne from the Mary Ann (nee Irvine) Laing family line. Mary Ann was the second-born, Irvine child in Victoria BC in 1853.
One can see from this missal that Oaklands is more than just a school to me.
Cuckmere Community Bus Ford Transit XVX299L with coachwork by Deansgate conversions. This quirky little thing from long before the big minibus revolution of the mid eighties had been new to Eastbourne. It is seen at Berwick railway station in July 1984.
This was built as the new Laurel School in 1898, replacing the old Laurel School just up the road. The new school was one room with a pot-bellied stove in its center. It operated until 1923 when an even newer school was built. After the school board no longer needed the building, it was sold to the people of the community and has since been the Laurel Community Church.
10 Main Street
Cortland, New York
Phone Skyline 6-5441
"Renowned for Refinement and Good Food"
De Clercq Studio
Dexter Press
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[Italian Sikh Community]
Ogni anno il popolo sikh festegga il “Baisakhi”, la Festa del Raccolto.
Brescia per un intero week-end si fa città globale e vede le sue strade invase dai colori e dalla gioia dei numerosi esponenti dell'etnia Indiana.
Il Sikhismo si basa su tre principi:
- Ricordare il Creatore in ogni momento;
- Guadagnare lavorando onestamente;
- Condividere il guadagno.
Sometimes you get yourself into a situation that is hard to get out of. We were on a small island off the coast of Portugal and we could see numerous birds on a shoal in the distance. To get a better look we ventured down a road that I am sure was never meant for vehicles and that got increasingly more narrow the further we went. Fearing we would have to back out the entire distance we started looking for a place to turn. When there was an opening, the beach sand was soft and sure to get us stuck. We eventually found a small spot where we could maneuver, get the car turned around and make our way back. We never did get a closer look at the birds. The only other vehicles we saw were bikes and motor bikes. I am sure the locals thought we were nuts!
Mendocino Community Library. The small victorian house, its many books and an endowment were left to Mendocino by 2 beloved local women 20-some years ago. It thrives with an all-volunteer staff and a nice budget for new books. Four times a year all are invited to donate books for book sales which augment the funds. Work is still done by hand. I heard today that digital checkout of books is on its way.
For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Desk.'
bogachiel river trail
Buckiella, Kindbergia
my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections
my lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
For my birthday on the 12th September, I arranged a day out in Nottingham with Ash... The next 32 photos are all from the day, so please don't just look at the top five!
To start off the top five from the day though, here's one of the new Optare Solo EVs, which Nottingham Community Transport operate on the locallink services around the city. I'm not sure on the total number in service, but it's quite a few. Here's 956 at Lark Hill Village, Clifton, seen here waiting time before heading to Nottingham City Centre on the 1145 L64.
Final shot in the Val Marie image series. I haven't included any people in the other shots, but this one is entirely about people. That's the wonderful Madonna Hamel in the centre, in costume after giving a performance of her one-woman show, The Apron Pocket Archives. The other people are our friends and neighbours. I know each of them, to varying degrees. Some work for the national park; others are longtime residents, mostly ranchers and farmers. Ervin Carlier, Sr., at the far left, has won a raffle prize, a chapbook of the show Mado has just performed, with her related collages in addition to the dialogue.
This was the November before our first covid year. Not a mask in sight. Community events here are always well attended, and as usual everyone had a good time.
Some people recoil at the idea of using the apron as a theme. The first notion that comes to mind is the 1950s happy suburban housewife, aproned and dusting a lamp, or maybe the Playboy-like sexy frilly aproned "girl" we would see in magazine ads of the day. The apron as symbol of repression or male domination. This isn't what the performance was about. For homesteading women on the prairie, the apron was - and remains - an essential piece of gear, as important as the cowboy's hat. That was the grounding premise of her presentation.
From the chapbook:
"Madonna Hamel is a writer-broadcaster, performer and collagist. As both singer and monologist, she has toured throughout North America and Europe. Her latest monologue - a series of stories pulled from apron pockets - explores the lives of settler and Métis women on the prairie...
"Her work blends journalism, memoirs, shared stories, radio interviews and documentaries. Her documentary on Lhasa de Sela won World's Best Radio Arts Documentary at the New York Radio Festival in 2010.
"She holds a degree in Literature of the American South from University of Victoria and a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design"
No dull moments around here. Well, maybe a few.
Photographed in Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2019 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
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"True community is based upon equality, mutuality, and reciprocity. It affirms the richness of individual diversity as well as the common human ties that bind us together"
One time Greater Manchester PTE standard Atlantean 7531 had arrived at it's role as a non PSV promotional vehicle with Canterbury and Havant Community Healthcare via East Kent who had operated the vehicle for a number of years with similar examples that had been purchased secondhand at deregulation.
All it's interior had been stripped out for its new role and a retractable awning fitted to the nearside for use when the bus was being used on days much warmer than when the bus was photographed amidst a light dusting of snow.