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These scans come from the book 手è¯åŸºç¡€, published by 人民教育出版社 (1999).
ISBN: 7-107-13610-0
Ant is a big gamer, so he showed this with this awesome picture. Unfortunately it didn't come out perfectly on the A6 version, but looks amazing on the poster
was sure i was never going to get a tattoo on my hands.... well that went out the window.
life is good.
Original engraved plates by Crispijn van de Passe the elder, used in (and taken from) George Wither's 1635 "A collection of emblemes, ancient and modern", found at archive.org/details/collectionofembl00withe. Modified using GIMP.
A small section of the second hand books at the Cavern in Failsworth Manchester.
I suppose I should have got a close up of some of the titles (indeed, this would be a very fast way of catalogueing books...)
Snowball Express XI was a great success as we welcomed nearly 1800 children and families of our fallen military heroes to Dallas for a week full of activities!
Beginning with the arrival of our generously donated charter flights by presenting sponsor American Airlines with all volunteer flight crews from all over the country, the families were taken by Greyhound motor coach and Patriot Guard escort to our host hotel, the Hilton Anatole Dallas. The hotel was filled with activities in the Teen and children lounges, and in the Gallo family lounge for the adults.
Day one began with our police and patriot guard escort to Fort Worth, completely shutting down highway 30 with a 48 school bus precession. Firefighters from Arlington lined the overpasses to wave and salute our families!
After arriving in Fort Worth, the annual Walk of Gratitude was held at the famous Fort Worth Stock Yards. The families were then treated to the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at the Cowtown Coliseum. From there our families were taken to the Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base for a private concert by Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band in a Hangar on base. Gary put on a great show as always for the families and then handed out teddy bears for all the children. Food was provided by Texas Land and Cattle, and prepared with the help of Chef Robert Irvine.
Day 2 included a fun day at four separate game centers around DFW. That evening everyone enjoyed a great dinner and entertainment at Medieval Times Show & Dinner.
The third day included our annual Talent Showcase presented by the Texas Music Project, followed by another amazing closing show by our Chief Fun Officer, David Hira.
Thank you to all of our sponsors and volunteers who help make this amazing week of tributes possible for these special families who have sacrificed so much for our nation. Please visit www.snowballexpress.org to see how you can help sponsor of volunteer for the 2017 event!