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Diagram by Sergey Yarcev.
Folded by me.
Green mulberry paper.
Size of square: 60 x 60 cm.
Task 4 of the 1. International Origami Internet-Olympiad.
First version without colouring.
Papilio palinurus, native to the Philippine Islands
Butterfly House, Missouri Botanical Garden
St. Louis, Missouri
February 2006
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Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as most interesting
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L310PSC : Volvo B10M-55 41624 / Alexander 29PS/1993/40 B49F new 7/1994 to Fife Scottish 310. Acquired by Cotswold Green from Stagecoach North West 20310 in Nov 2009 , at Kemble Station on service 881
My first attempt at green pea soup, with dried shiitake mushroom cream. Always thought that green peas were fairly insipid as a side vegetable - remember how we use to count our peas as a kid before popping them into our mouth.
Cooked and pureed, the entire essence of fresh green peas is captured in that single spoonful of soup. The shiitake cream adds a nice earthy punch to the soup.
Recipe is posted on my blog.
Green beans with a sesame dressing - another simple but tasty recipe from Everyday Harumi. I recently got a suribachi (Japanese mortar and pestle) to grind sesame seeds. Also, hooray for Daylight Savings: more natural lighting in the evening for photography.
Precious Green at SRK Headshot Day in Oakland, CA.
Lighting: Paul C Buff Einstein with 86" reflecting umbrella and diffuser camera right. Einsteins with strip boxes right and left behind subject. All fired with Cybersyncs.
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If a colour comes to mind when I think of Kerala it is unmistakably green.
One of my most memorable experiences in India was on our second or third day when we took a boat out on Lake Vembanad and through the backwaters near Kumarakom. Never have I seen an ecosystem so full of life were something is growing on every possible surface that isn't maintained by humans or claimed by the water.
The lake is speckled with islands and lined with canals along which live many farmers and fishermen who still live off the land in a remarkable relationship with nature.
Frog, clowns hair and nose, all cut out of cardboard and painted with face paint makeup. I am doing clowns for all the colors of the spectrum :]
Green Line DAF / Plaxton R201 VPU is seen here passing through St Albans in September 2001. These DAF's operated for a number of years on this Green Line service before cascading to local services when replaced by Mercedes Citaros in 2006.
Green racer (Drymobius chloroticus) found in Cusuco National Park, Honduras, Central America. Summer 2009
With three new albums’ worth of material to work with, Green Day has announced a late 2012/early 2013 run of North America that coincides with the upcoming releases of “¡Uno!,” “¡Dos!,” and “¡Tré!.”
The tour gets underway with a seven intimate West Coast dates in the fall, beginning on Nov. 26 at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre. On Jan. 7, Green Day kicks off a proper arena trek in Green Bay, and wraps things up 21 dates later in Las Vegas.
Tickets for the North America leg of the veteran rock group’s tour go on sale on Sept. 14 and 15, while members of the band’s fan club, Idiot Club, will have a chance to snag them on Sept. 12. In addition, Green Day will perform at New York’s Irving Plaza on Sept. 15 to help celebrate the launch of new streaming service Nokia Music.
Here are the dates for Green Day’s tour of North America:
Nov. 26 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre
Nov. 27 Kennewick, WA Toyota Center
Nov. 29 Salem, OR Salem Armory Auditorium
Dec. 1 Sacramento, CA Memorial Auditorium
Dec. 2 Reno, NV Grand Sierra Resort - Grand Theatre
Dec. 4 Santa Cruz, CA Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
Dec. 10 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre
Jan. 7 Green Bay, WI Resch Arena
Jan. 8 Rosemont, IL Allstate Arena
Jan. 10 Wilkes Barre, PA Mohegan Sun Arena
Jan. 11 State College, PA Bryce Jordan Center - Penn State Univ.
Jan. 13 Rochester, NY Blue Cross Arena
Jan. 14 Pittsburgh, PA Consol Energy Center
Jan. 16 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Jan. 18 Manchester, NH Verizon Wireless Arena
Jan. 19 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
Jan. 21 Fairfax, VA Patriot Center
Jan. 22 Philadelphia, PA Liacourias Center - Temple University
Jan. 24 Providence, RI Dunkin Donuts Center
Jan. 25 Portland, ME Cumberland Civic Center
Jan. 27 Quebec City, QC Colisee Pepsi Arena
Jan. 29 Toronto, ONT Air Canada Centre
Jan. 30 Cleveland, OH Wolstein Center - Cleveland State Univ.
Feb. 1 Moline, IL I Wireless Center
Feb. 2 Madison, WI Alliant Energy Center Memorial Col
Feb. 4 Omaha, NE CenturyLink Arena
Feb. 6 Broomfield, CO 1STBANK Center
Feb. 8 Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
I found this caterpillar completely by accident. I sometimes collect a few leaves from nearby trees and bushes to use as backdrops for indoor shots, and occasionally I do get hitch-hikers on these leaves. I found this small caterpillar, around 30mm in length and perhaps 2mm wide, encased in silk on the underside of one such leaf, and I only saw it when I was positioning it for a shoot. I rudely woke it up to take a few shots, and then after a couple of days (during which time it ate most of the leaf I'd brought it in on), I put it back outside on the same tree that I found it.
Due to its green colour and lack of any distinguishing markings it is impossible for me to know what this is, or even whether it's a butterfly or a moth.
I went down to the end of the platform to catch an eastbound container train that was approaching on track 1. In this 13 second exposure, I managed to capture the change from green to red as the train passed through the control point.
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Our annual Just Love Festival was a little different in size and structure but still a welcome reminder of the power of Divine Love.
This year, the festival was more like a three-day retreat with a small group of invited guests. The website posted 'Love Never Dies', and it was true. From 4-6 September, 2020, it may have been small but it was filled with love and devotion and the joy of being with each other.
With beautiful Fall weather, the morning yoga sessions began the day, and a sumptuous breakfast was given to all. Like every year, there was something for everyone: Guruji's leading the beautiful abhishekams in the morning and candlelit aratis at night; great music throughout the day from guest singers and many ashram Resident singers and musicians too; some incredibly delicious vegan meals; aura-reading; hand reading; A&O water; personal coaching; and fun for the kids too.
But more than just another annual celebration, it was a confirmation that, with the grace of Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda, nothing can stop the power of Love!
justlovefestival.org
The Carl Sandburg College Humanities and Fine Arts Department presents its fall play, “Clue,” from Nov. 4-6 in the Fine Arts Theater (Room F118) on Sandburg’s Main Campus in Galesburg, 2400 Tom L. Wilson Blvd.
Written by Sandy Rustin and based on the classic board game of the same name, “Clue” is a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery that includes multiple alternate endings. The tale begins at a remote mansion, where six mysterious guests assemble for an unusual dinner party where murder and blackmail are on the menu. When their host turns up dead, the guests suddenly turn into suspects.
Led by Wadsworth — the butler (played by Quinton Rakestraw) — Miss Scarlett (Samantha-Rose Brody), Professor Plum (Azaria Foshay), Mrs. White (Kaitlyn Pleshko), Mr. Green (Andrew Dortch), Mrs. Peacock (Erin Darling) and Colonel Mustard (Adam Chasteen) race to find the killer as the body count stacks up.
A free preview for students, faculty and staff with a Sandburg ID will take place at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3. Show times for public performances are 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4-5 and 2 p.m. Nov. 6. Tickets are $5 each and are available at the door starting 30 minutes prior to each show.
For more information, contact Sandburg theater instructor Robert Thompson at 309.341.5287 or rthompson@sandburg.edu.
“CLUE” CAST
Wadsworth — Quinton Rakestraw
Yvette — Khloe Trulson
Miss Scarlet — Samantha-Rose Brody
Mrs. Peacock — Erin Darling
Mrs. White — Kaitlyn Pleshko
Colonel Mustard — Adam Chasteen
Professor Plum — Azaria Foshay
Mr. Green — Andrew Dortch
The Cook — Kassidy Bartels
The Singing Telegram — Nayana Foshay
Mr. Boddy — Micah Rodeffer
The Motorist — Jeff Korir
Ben LeGate — Police Chief
The Unexpected Cop — Geoffrey Paris
Backup Cop — Ashley Valentina Cruz Lopez
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director/lighting designer/set designer — Robert Thompson
Stage manager — JoyLinn Reynolds
Costume designer — Gary Mustain
Sound designer/soundboard operator — Aidan Nolan
Props master — April Newman
Costume assistant — Courtney Howard
Lighting assistant — Seth Austin
Lightboard operator — Dieter Horton
Props assistant/run crew — Bethanie Ricketts
Props assistant — Emma Smith
Run crew — Adithya Vinod
Run crew — Pietro Alfano
The annual Just Love Festival was a non-stop three day and night event that took place at Shree Peetha Nilaya, 12–14 July 2019. From the morning yoga sessions to the late night Kirtan concerts (with Holi celebration on Saturday), the Just Love Festival was an extraordinary experience for all who attended. There was something for everyone: great music, wonderful vegan food, unique shopping, henna for your hands, and fun for the kids, even a large sandy beach to play on! It was truly a celebration of Love and the Grace of Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda.
justlovefestival.org
Frustrated by a lack of appropriate backdrops for my fantasy compositions I decided to shoot an up-angle using the sky itself as a background. The slight-fish-eye, forced-perspective produced by an Opteka wide-angle lens attached to the 18-55mm kit lens opened wide is my (feeble?) attempt to reproduce the over-the-top, primeval power and suggestiveness that I find so attractive in a Frazetta painting or a Richard Corben illustration. Tech: the camera is mounted on a tripod and fired with a remote set on 2 second delay to allow me to pose and also to conceal the remote. Green skin is a hue adjustment; I kicked up the blacks using levels (new trick Khan1066 showed me), added a bit of diffuse glow to stir up the sky and darkened everything to hide unwanted detail (glasses, jeans...). I'm pretty happy with it--especially by the way I was able to downplay the "spare tire" while allowing the last vestages of my flirtations with weight-lifting to come through, all by fine-tuning the shadows. I will probably be removing wires and the part of the house visible in lower-right corner before I consider it "finished." Fresh after criticizing Khan1066's newfound interest in textures I'm also thinking about being a complete two-faced hypocrit and introducing a parchment texture to the sky. Too much? What about using a layer effect + red diffuse glow to set the eyes of the serpent staff (excellent prop bought at a bargain-basement price from the Halloween Store!) 'afire?
Making progress on the Green Tea quilt
Blogged: surelynotanotherproject.blogspot.be/2013/12/what-december...