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had help this afternoon got the costume from sainsburies and couldnt resist taking her round the shops with me
Alright people, I need help. Please tell me what you think of these two. My reunion is pretty casual so the jeans would work. Ryan's wearing jeans. Anyway, black boots w/ the pink top, brown strappy things (if I can find them this time of year) with the dress.
Donations of non perishable food items, baby diapers, baby formulas, baby wipes, personal hygiene kits and household cleaners to four homeless shelters in the Greater Lansing area on October 2, 2021. Thanks very to Walmart Lansing and Walmart Fenton, VanAtta Greenhouse and Flower Shop and Massage and Wellness Store for their support.
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Ford Transit NL 61 DXE was used to go to near Walsall and back a few weeks ago to collect a sofa .
Not piloted a Transit for about 3 1/2 years so a nice change :) , despite me not being in the best of health to drive it was user friendly .
well, its not all loulouthi, but most of it is...
So, my husband and I both agree this is a mess, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I whipped this up this morning simply b/c the fabric arrived and I felt like sewing this pattern today. But, now I need to fix it... Any ideas???
Caption: BREEZEWAY, shown below, circulates air beneath bedrooms to help cool them. Heating and laundry units are in room on right, seperated from the body of house. Front door, upper left, is at the end of gangway-like walk.
Name: Runnells Residence
Architect: David Benton Runnells
Year Designed: circa 1950
Builder: Unknown
Year Completed: circa 1950
Size: unknown sq. ft. 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath
Location: Windsor Street, Fairway, Kansas
(Greater Kansas City Area)
Type: Residential
Style: Modern / International Style
Status: Demolished
Photographer: Wayne Wright, taken circa 1951
Scanned from New York Times Magazine, July 26, 1953
Self-Cooling House by Cynthia Kellogg
Magazine loaned from daughter, Jill (Runnells) Grose
KCMODERN will be hosting a tour of some of the residential work of David B. Runnells. This house has been demolished, but we will be touring some of the surviving examples of his work.
See the details here:
kcmodern.blogspot.com/2009/06/save-date-for-our-annual-mu...
KCMODERN's David Benton Runnells House Tour and Party will feature at least six Modern Houses by the architect. The dates of the events are September 19, 2009 for the Runnells House Party and September 20, 2009 for the Runnells House Tour.
Runnells traveled extensively in Europe after graduating from University of Illinois. He was heavily influenced by the work of Alvar Aalto while traveling through Finland.
Runnells was a student of Eliel and Eero Saarinen at Cranbrook. He worked in the Saarinen offices and during World War II and he did competitions with co-worker and Case Study House Architect, Ralph Rapson.
Runnells eventually settled in Kansas City where he did a few merchant builder designs for Don Drummond. He also did a number of custom homes. This tour will feature both his spec homes and custom home designs.
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Recently just discovered what has been wrong with my monitor calibration and I am trying to see what others see. Please take a moment to just comment on which image you prefer. Thank you very much for your help.
Hayward community members brought in their high-tech gadgets for one-on-one help. CSUEB student gadget gurus showed them how to use their laptops, tablets, smart phones, cell phones, and other tech gadgets.
Program participants got help downloading apps and electronic files to their computers, mobile devices, phones, and tablets. CSUEB students provided assistance with setting up and using email and flashdrives, and posting photos to Facebook and other social network sites.
Student volunteers didn't repair or set up computers, but provided just about anything else. No registration was necessary. Those seeking help just dropped in!
The Freshmen Day of Service (FDoS) is an rewarding requirement for every first year student at Cal State University East Bay. The Hayward Public Library is grateful for the support received by students engaged in community service. FDoS is sponsored by the Center for Community Engagement. The mission of the Center for Community Engagement is to support community-engaged teaching, learning, and scholarship; build and promote community partnerships for curricular and co-curricular community engagement; host a service learning leadership program; and collaborate with other campus entities to support quality community engagement experiences for students and community partners. For more information: www.csueastbay.edu/faculty/ofd/communityengagement/index....
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Desperation! Once again I am not sure...Vive9 or my good oThe Body Co? I am not sure about the slightly yellowish tint. In both cases I used the same make ups. Forgive the not so perfectly matched ears. ;)
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Kathakali Backstage | Bangalore | India | Aug | 2009
Kathakali is a highly stylised classical dance form of India. It has originated in Kerala and is noted for its attractive make-up of characters, their elaborate costumes, detailed gestures and well-defined body movements presented in tune with the anchor playback music and complementary percussion.
The make up is extremely tedious and takes hours to get done. Mirrors, colors & the art of makeup all makes it an attractive subject.
This recital was organised at Seva Sadan, Malleswaram, Bangalore. Thanks to my fellow friend @k@sh for his info about the show which made the shoot possible.
SERVE Day 2016 is held throughout Ventura County to help those in need of physical, emotional and spiritual needs. The projects range from , cleaning homes for the elderly, working with rescue missions to unite families, painting and landscaping for schools and county residents.
Spearheaded by The Action Organization the majority of work is done by all ages as a service project by Ventura County churches.
Aid, Trade, and the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
Founded on the core values of human rights, equality and sustainability, the UN's Post 2015 Development Agenda and its Global Partnership for Development aim to "ensure that globalization becomes a positive force for the world's people of present and future generations". A central question for this panel was how to ensure that globalization helps build sustainable and inclusive development. Another question adressed the role of aid and trade in helping developing countries benefit from globalization. Stakeholders from developed and developing countries, from the public sector and from civil society, debated how globalization can be shaped to benefit all.
U.S. Mission Geneva / Eric Bridiers
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 28th of August 1915.
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images please comment below.
Copies of this photograph may be ordered from us, for more information see: www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt Please make a note of the image reference number above to help speed up your order.
I need somebody!
HELP!
Not just anybody!
I saw this in an alley walking around Amsterdam. I absolutely am in love with this city.
We visited a Hill Tribe village that had two different tribes. We mostly were subjected to souvenir sales and photo opportunities. We really didn't tour the village until the end. It was great to see the people but I was disappointed to not walk through the village more than we did.
This woman grabbed Maurice and wanted to show him all the stuff to buy.
. . . . just what was I thinking?
The starburst filter must have been a new toy when I took this photo in August 1975, I used it occasionally for a few shoots but ever since it has lain forgotten at the bottom of the film-camera bag.
The occasion is Fairford Steam Rally in August 1975. This used to be one of the best steam shows in this part of the country but has slowly declined over the years and is no longer held, well, not at Fairford park anyway.
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"Mamaaaaa! She's looking at us! Make her stop!"
I was walking along a path and heard an odd little "buzzing" noise. At first, I thought it was a house wren, but the rest of the house wren's song didn't come after the buzz, and I knew then that it had to be someone's nestlings. I listened carefully and located the source of the noise, in the woods beyond some blackberry thorns. I thought at first that they were tufted titmouse babies, but the extremely agitated black-capped chickadee gave away their true identity. It was difficult to photograph them because they were in a relatively deep, narrow hole, but I counted either five or six tiny, adorable nestlings. I didn't stay long; the poor little mama bird was obviously very worried about her babies and wanted me to leave them alone, so I did as soon as I'd got one reasonable photo. <3
This is my first attempt at conceptual photography.
I've learned in life that it is okay to ask for help sometimes, it isn't a sign of weakness, instead its a sign of strength.
Luton Male Voice Choir perform with guests, Snowdown Colliery Male Voice Choir, at Our Lady Help of Christians Roman Catholic Church, Luton, on the evening of the 7th June 2014
Least Terns are an endangered species who are federally protected by our government. There has been so much energy put into protecting our shorebirds who are either threatened or endangered that I would like to make those who are not aware to abide by the rules placed at your local beaches, lakes, etc.
They do not always lay their eggs within the roped off areas and go beyond it. The chicks are very hard to see, especially with their plumage and size. If you see this, it is best to call your local DEC (Department of Environmental Conservation) office and let them know.
Please DO NOT bring your dog to the beach leashed or running loose during breeding season. It is three months out of a year that the shorebirds come to mate and reproduce. Do not litter or leave your trash for it will attract raccoons and other predators who dine on these eggs. Do not walk through the roped off areas because you're too lazy to walk around to get where you want to be.
Help them survive.
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Thaipusam in Malaysia is a festival of 3 days for most but for the Kavadi bearers the journey starts 1 month earlier. Following a strict vegetarian fast, constant prayers, sleeping on floors and abstaining from any entertainment the journey ends at their destined temple.
The Silver chariot leaves the Maha Mariamman temple at Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur in the wee hours of the eve of Thaipusam and travels 15 km with thousands of devotees to the centre of the festival at Batu Caves. The festival begins at the temple as soon as the festival flag is hoisted in the evening of the eve. Nearly a million people turn up for the festival in the next 36 hours together with the hundreds of kavadis and thousands of milk bearers who throng the cave temples accompanied by the sounds of drums.
The next day the Chariot makes its way back into the city to mark the end of Thaipusam.
Thaipusam 2008
Tag called the yard and was able to get the section crew out to help. Here the crew climbs on to head down to the other end of the run around.
Okay people, please help me. WHAT IS THIS FABRIC (crosshatch, color weave, etc? I can't figure it out on any websites....)? Of course I cut off the part of the selvedge with text. I need it for a binding!
Maybe this?: www.hawthornethreads.com/fabric/designer/p_&_b_textil...
Seriously, how do I not remember buying it?
I found this interesting display at the Grand Haven, MI coast guard fest car show 2016
camera Olympus OM2n
lens prime 50mm zuiko f/1.4
film Kentmere 100
dev xtol 1+1 9.5 min 21C
Our Lady Help of Christians RC at Kitt's Green, in the Tile Cross area of Birmingham is a stunning late 1960s Catholic church by Richard Gilbert Scott and very inventive, on a T-shaped plan with a ribbed roof that curve upwards, rising to form a central tower over the core of the building. Not everyone will find this attractive, but I actually find it all the more remarkable for it.
Copious quantities of stained glass is visible in the windows and weirdly shaped apertures, but alas I was out of luck as it was all locked up. There was a notice directing people wishing access to the church to the priest's house behind it, but I could tell my efforts were in vain as my appeal to look inside was met with a puzzled frown and a suggestion that I come back for mass the following morning. He was perhaps busy which is fair enough, but for me living nearly 20 miles away returning wasn't so simple.
I wasn't overly keen on looking around after a service, the timings didn't suit my trains and it would be likely busy, so when I saw 'confessions' listed 11-12 Saturday mornings thought that might be a better bet. Turned up to find the church was open but with a few people (inc. the priest I'd met before, who I didn't think would be overly keen to see me loitering again) sitting or kneeling quietly inside, I realised it was now exposition of the Blessed Sacrament instead. A very awkward time to look around, I'd have to content myself with quietly keeping out of the way in the chapels at the back and get some pics of their windows at least, but this wasn't enough for one member of the flock who noticed me and glared in a 'How dare you enter our church!' kind of way! I retreated out of sight into the baptistery to sit and look at a fine abstract window, but he decided to come and stand staring aggressively opposite me and clearly wanted to start something, but the atmosphere of awed silence prevented this and he left, but he'd made his point, I knew I was not welcome in this church.
I left shortly afterwards myself feeling frustrated (for the second time, not having been able to view or record the full interior) and deeply uncomfortable. I was hoping to bump meet my would-be assailant outside, having mentally prepared some suitable Biblical quotes about Christian behaviour since he displayed so little of it, but it was most likely just an all too common case of being judged guilty of whatever before proven innocent.
So to summarise, this is one of the most remarkable modern church buildings I've seen, but from my experiences also just about the most unwelcoming I've ever visited. I'm sure, with hindsight, staying after a mass would have been a far better choice after all, reception might have been different (certainly couldn't be worse).
Gray's lily (Lilium grayi) is found in elevations above 4000 feet (1220 meters) in the southern Appalachian Mountains, mostly around where North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia converge... and nowhere else. It's not just a beauty, it's a rare one, enough so to be federally listed as endangered.
The balds and meadows of the Roan Highlands are famous for its open stands of brilliant Catawba rhododendron that usually bloom from late May to early June, but it's also a good place to find the Gray's lily. Like many of the photographers of this region, I have the locations of many of them mapped out in my head. They're not prolific like a hillside of poppies as you might find in California... to find them can be somewhat like an Easter egg hunt.
The flowers can be as big as 2.5 inches (6.35 cm), though often they're smaller. The plants can have multiple buds (the most I've seen are 8 from one stalk, as in this image, although I've heard of as many as 10), though most seem to produce no more than 1. Their color can range from bright orange to deep red, which you would think would be easy to spot as contrastive as it should be against green grass. However, there are oceans of tall grass on these balds, and Gray's lily can be difficult to spot amongst them... and that may be a good thing.
I've seen folks walk right by these flowers without having seen them, even while they're within only a few feet of the Appalachian Trail. Those who do see them are quite delighted by their splendor, yet there are those who carry that a bit too far. I found a pile of flowers laying on the ground along the trail as I was making my way down Jane Bald... many of the flowers I'd taken pictures of earlier in that morning had been trampled and picked by some young women who should have known better.
Those women weren't belligerent, but they were ignorant, and not just of the fact that these flowers are endangered. Why would anyone do that to any beautiful thing that's there for all to enjoy? Selfishness leads to such action, not love... these folks were quite apathetic, until someone pointed out that it was unlawful to pick them. It's striking to me, how some folks, in the pursuit to find relevance in so beautiful a place, find that beauty to be irrelevant. Ecclesiastes 3:11 states, “He has also set eternity in the hearts of men”... the eternal aspect of God Himself likely helps us resolve the deep love that is necessary to determine beauty, even for those who do not believe in God. How else can we all see beauty in such a way that we all recognize it. Until we understand that kind of love, we will never understand why it can’t be programmed... but it can be passed on. There's plenty of beauty in your part of the world, too... I know, I've seen your pictures. Encourage others to take away only pictures and memories of that beauty and leave just footprints!
This one's better in Lightroom... hit "L"