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I was the only customer so a better marketing strategy has to be found. I bought 2 items and got a free apple cider.
#thankyouJays #proudtobeCanadian #BlueJaysForever
I was driving around after work, looking for birds and here I found these two sweet kids selling ...flowers....!!!
Parrot: "One cracker, one photo. Move it along. Move it along. I don't have all day. You don't have a cracker? Oh, I'm so sorry. Get out of line! Next. Let's go, folks. I have nut bingo in one hour."
Santa Barbara Zoo, Santa Barbara, California 2015
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Outfit: Kitty Creations Meryl Red
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Pantyhose: Vannies Papillon
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Heels: C Chantal Leather Mules (part of C Chantal's Retro Rockabilly outfit)
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Necklace & Earrings: EarthStones Flight of Fancy
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We visited Cleveland's West Side Market yesterday morning for some shopping. Of course, I had my camera with me. This is a photo of a young girl who was busily making small woven baskets for sale. By far, she was the busiest and most aspiring entrepreneur at the market.
For me, the best part of this photograph is the sunlight on the girl's hair. I also liked the intense look on her face as she worked so hard.
Frazier is my oldest nephew. He has just started his own company, Signature Clothing. His line consists of all sorts of apparel, and is pretty cool looking, so this pic was something I wanted to be a little different, cool and innovative, just like Frazier!
After Thanksgiving dinner, I did a couple of quick grab shots at the table of Frazier and his brother, Drake. Though this one wasn't bad as far as detail went, it was busy and needed some enhancement. As I looked at the image, I realized that some of the things that were popping up in the background actually played into who Frazier is. "Brawny" and "Hefty" describe his strength. He had gone through Police Academy, and trained hard, deciding afterwards that he wanted to go a different route, which may include being an Army Ranger. Frazier is a tough guy with a heart. He loves animals, and they love him, so the kitties that pop up bring that in. There are magnets on the fridge referencing faith and humor, both also are a big part of who Frazier is. So, I left the background, busy as it was, but decided to make him pop by doing a sketch effect on only him. I actually really liked it after I got done. It kind of highlights the drive my nephew has, and a good natured intensity and determination that he personifies.
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It seems the 5 Tuckers found in the warehouse is only part of an ongoing intrigue. Along with a number of other photos and documents found on the premises, these two transparencies came to light and caused a sensation in Elgin Park.
The entrepreneur, who back in 1950 clearly invested time, money and creative talent trying to produce a Tucker related vehicle, still remains unknown.
Aside from the What, Where, How and Why of it all is the burning question:
Do these two prototypes still exist?
Oh, the possibilities!
On a different note, the creation of these two front end designs were achieved by digging through my parts box plus a little bit of modeling.
The "prow front" was cobbled together by forming an arch out of thin styrene, fitted with a rounded vertical strip of plastic in the front, then placed over the center headlight.
The "bullet nose" style was created with a brass grommet and a hemisphere of styrene.
As for the egg crate grille, it was taken from a broken Cadillac diecast and trimmed to the appropriate shape.
The fender skirt is a piece of styrene fitted into the wheel opening and painted the body color.
A few other changes include;
- Removing the rectangular turn signals and substituting round, milk glass fixtures close to the headlights.
-Adding a short chrome bumper-ette above the grille on the Prow Nose prototype
and a long chrome bumper-ette that connects the two round turn signals on the Bullet Nose prototype.
-On both of the models, half bumpers were installed onto the main bumper unit for a more massive look.
-A chrome trim spear along the front fender and a chrome trim piece below the doors to create a longer, lower appearance.
-The air intake vent, on the rear fender of the bullet nose, was painted the body color to create a smoother appearance.
It was a very interesting project for me because the Tucker is such an iconic vehicle.
I wanted the alterations to be sensitive to the original Tucker/ Tremulis design, yet address the changing style that was starting to emerge in the industry at the time.
A street in Kandy, Sri Lanka, a local farmer sets up on the street, while everyone else just walks and drives past
Roger Corbray: Entrepreneur, Bionic Engineer, and Human Augmentation Visionary. Having won backing from numerous MegaCorporations to launch his innovative NeuralNet, the campaign to on-board was aggressive. Millions of humans in need of upgrades to their outdated bionics or even their ailing bodies. The world was moving past humanity, mutants, cyborgs, replicates.... It was time we take our place and shed what makes us weak. The NeuralNet will perform 24/7 diagnostic, self repair, bring your mechanical and biological human self into balance.... a harmony for a healthier, smarter, and stronger humanity.
Boston entrepreneur Harry S. Kelsey founded Kelsey City in 1921. He envisioned his town as a resort mecca and winter retreat for wealthy northerners. The Town hall was designed by architect Bruce Kitchell in 1927 and was built by Arnold Construction Company. Constructed of stuccoed brick and clay tile, this Mediterranean Revival jewel has stylistic features reflective of the late Italian Renaissance, including a rusticated frontispiece, decorative window surrounds and a water table supported by brackets. The Town Hall originally housed the Police and Fire Departments, Town Administration, Library, and Municipal Courtroom. The land boom collapse in the mid 1920s and the hurricane of 1928, in which the Town Hall served as a shelter for residents, nearly devastated the city. Service organizations provided diversions for those who remained. The Fire Department sponsored dances here in the Mirror Ballroom on the second floor. The ballroom was used for many other social events, such as theatrical performances by the Palm Beach Junior College, which occupied the Town Hall in the 1950s. In 1939 the town changed its name to the Town of Lake Park
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I am Pranav Bhasin, a technologist by education, photographer by passion, cyclist and runner by desire, entrepreneur by choice and an ardent traveler.
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their signs read;
JT’s and Kingston’s Brick Building
do you need a little brick house to put your toys in? do you need stairs to get up somewhere? come to us we can help! we are the first house on our circle. only $2
they were so cute waiting for customers--i couldn't resist a snapshot. :)
Compton Acres is a large privately owned garden in Poole, Dorset, England. It was founded in 1920 by Thomas William Simpson, an entrepreneur who had become wealthy through the manufacture of margarine.
PA_1472 [30 points]
A white and orange « Shock Wave » space invader in the 15ème arrondissement. The colors are completely in line with the Gosselin fruit and vegetable shop below. It was space invader number 4059 in the world.
Onscreen FlashInvaders message: ORANGE MECANIQUE
All my photos of PA_1472:
PA_1472 (Close-up, July 2022)
PA_1472 (Wide shot 1, July 2022)
PA_1472 (Wide shot 2, July 2022)
Date of invasion: 20/07/2022
[ Found, flashed and captured PA_1472 10 days after invasion ]
Anyone can be an entrepreneur.
Men and women both have an equal chance of becoming a successful entrepreneur, based upon their individual skills, and even children can start early and become entrepreneurs at any age – which can be seen in the occasional lemonade stand in your own neighborhood...
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