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A poster board drawing demonstrating the method of dipping the gum out of the cups. Name of photographer: Timothy C. Prizer
Date: September 28, 2002
General description of subjects photographed: Various items around the festival,
mostly in the spirit room / “museum”
Locations: 2002 Catface Community Turpentine Festival at the Carter Turpentine
Still in Portal, GA
Film type: Kodak 200 Color (24 exp.)
Subject: Wiregrass Country (U.S.)--Social life and customs; Turpentine; Turpentine industry and trade; Forests and forestry; Pine; Turpentine industry workers; Parades;
Originally I went with straight up Strawberry Kool-Aid and the result was just too neon reddish. A second dip in grape dulled the color considerably and now I'm really happy with it.
So if you are coloring with Kool-Aid, be very careful of the Strawberry, Cherry, Fruit Punch - they are all pretty much the same shade of red. Strawberry Kiwi would be a brighter pink than Pink Lemonade, so now I'm on the hunt for it instead of Strawberry.
Dank an den Schlingel, der während des hsberlin2011 beim Mexikaner Takos bestellte .... das war die Geburt der Idee ;-)
Boyd and Scott went dip netting on the mouth of the Kenai River. Summer 2009
Also in the Pictures are Rob and Michael Lewis and Jim and Sheri Lewis his wife.
Claire Rubin has a collection of pens that showcase a history of the most important tools that authors use. Stop by Aurora Hills Branch Library to see the pens in person-- including a writing box used by a student from c. 1900 to modern pens that you may use in your office or at school.
On 11 February 2010 HM Ambassador Greg Dorey was the guest of the DIP! (Diplomatic discussion) event organised by the Common Sense Society, a group of university students and young professionals who meet regularly to discuss issues of philosophy, politics, culture and history. The host of the event, András László of the CSS, first asked Ambassador Dorey about his career as a diplomat and his experience in Hungary. Afghanistan and Iran were the topics of the ensuing discussion: Ambassador Dorey shared with the audience his views on the outcomes and future implications of the milestone London Conference on Afghanistan held on 28 January, and presented and explained the UK position on Iran’s nuclear programme. Questions from the floor followed, which also provided Ambassador Dorey with an opportunity to brief CSS members on the British Embassy’s activities in the fields of transparency, diversity and tolerance. Serious discussion then gave way to informal chatting and networking over mulled wine in the Cigar Room of the Ybl Palace.
It's nice how the TPWD staff keeps a narrow band of mowed grass along the road, letting the grasslands grow beyond. The Dip is in the roadway.
CAMP CASEY, South Korea – Soldiers from the 210th Field Artillery Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division were awarded for their achievements during the Thunder Fitness Challenge November 07, 2014 on Camp Casey, South Korea. While more than 85 Soldiers competed, only 25 achieved the lofty standard of the challenge. With a requisite score of 270 or above on the Army Physical Fitness Test prior to the competition just to qualify, Soldiers completed five events, that tested them both physically and mentally. The challenge included the push-up event for two minutes, the sit-up event for two minutes, the pull-up event for 10 repetitions, the dip event for 20 repetitions, and a three-mile run in 22 minutes or less. Sgt. George Barnard, a multiple launch rocket system operations/fire direction specialist, a native of Swampscott, Mass., assigned to C Battery, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery Regiment, 210th Field Artillery Brigade, won the competition, earning him the Army Commendation Medal. In second place was 2nd Lt. Timothy Malloy, a native of Philadelphia, Penn., a distribution platoon leader, assigned to 580th Forward Support Company, 1st Battalion, 38th Field Artillery Regiment, 210th FA Bde. The third place winner was Sgt. George Harakas, a fire direction specialist from Bolingbrook, Ill., assigned to A Btry., 1st Bn., 38th FA Regt. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Song Gun-woo, 210th Field Artillery Brigade Public Affairs/Released).