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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.
HELP NEEDED..as you can see this is an hdr image..the first I have attempted using trial software from Photomatix..hence the watermark..actually this is the first hdr image I have ever attempted..looking for something different..so..I would really appreciate your help and feed back..what kind of software do you use..tips and ideas..what do you think this image looks like? hdr seems to create a lot of noise..the light in this image is very indicative of what it was like on the day..the sun was behind me..lighting the foreground..leading out to the other rocks which are naturally darker in colour..and as you can see it was very overcast and cloudy..please let me have your thoughts because I am very interested in what you have to say..and as we say in Australia "be fair dinkum..no bloody bullshit" cheers all..see ya round like a rissole..Peter..thank you all in advance..
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
Baby overload.
Part of the Capture Oakville 2008 photo contest
Obviously this is all the same baby, namely my youngest one. One small piece of information: she couldn't stand up when I took the picture so I am holding her almost everywhere.
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).
What's the worst that can happen? It's probably not as bad as you think.
Insecurity kills more dreams than lack of talent does. Believing things like "I'll never get promoted," or, "I can't compete with her" will turn self-doubt into a self-fulfilling prophecy. All of us feel self-doubt sometimes, no matter how confident we are. But, mentally strong people don't let self-doubt prevent them from reaching their goals. Here's how to keep self-doubt from holding you back.
1. Embrace (a little) self-doubt.
Don't worry about a little bit of self-doubt: Slight insecurity could actually bolster your performance. A 2010 study published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise found that individuals who experienced a little self-doubt actually performed better compared with people who were completely confident in their skills. Other studies have found similar results.
So rather than waste energy worrying that your self-doubt is actually a sign from the universe that you're about to fail, recognize that self-doubt can be helpful. Perhaps you'll spend more time rehearsing or put in more effort when you're aware that there's a chance it might not go so smoothly.
2. Question the evidence behind your thoughts.
When you encounter serious self-doubt, examine the truth behind it. Ask yourself, "What evidence do I have that I can't do this?" Then ask, "What evidence do I have that I can do this?" Go ahead and write down your answers on a piece of a paper.
Looking at the facts can help you see things in a more realistic way. This exercise may not eliminate all of your self-doubt, but it can help reduce your insecurities to a more manageable level.
3. Consider the worst-case scenario.
Self-doubt is fueled by catastrophic predictions: "I'm going to mess everything up." "I'll never get another chance." When you find yourself guessing things will go poorly, ask, "What's really the worst thing that could happen?" If you do make a mistake, would it really be that bad?
Remind yourself that even if things go terribly, it's unlikely truly to be life altering. A few years from now, losing a game, stumbling over your lines, or failing to get a promotion probably won't matter that much. Keeping things in proper perspective can help you calm your nerves.
4. Monitor your emotions.
Your emotions play a major role in how you think and behave. Anxious feelings can fuel doubtful thoughts and impair your performance, unless you take steps to regulate your emotions.
Pay attention to how your emotions influence your choices. If your anxiety skyrockets, calm your body and your mind by taking deep breaths, going for a walk, or distracting yourself with mundane tasks. Don't allow short-term discomfort to convince you to bail out, give up, or cave in.
5. Focus on your present performance.
Whether you're stepping on a stage or running out onto an athletic field, telling yourself, "I'm going to embarrass myself" will only distract you from your performance. Rather than allow your inner monologue to drag you down, stay focused on the present.
Before you take the giant leap into whatever you're feeling doubtful about, give yourself a quick pep talk. Saying "All I can do is my best" will remind you that you don't need to strive for perfection. With that reminder in mind, you'll be better equipped to put your energy where it needs to be—on your performance.
A. M.
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Plenty of Bycroft biscuits here, and some Aulsebrooks, a lone Hudsons and one other brand that's hard to distinguish. On the right is one of those biscuit tin racks. Courtesy of Palmerston North Libraries and Community Services. Interior of Self Help store, Rangitike St, Palmerston North. Digitisation ID: 2009N_BC203_BU1_2453. No copyright restrictions.
"We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." (Elie Wiesel)
Il ratto delle Sabine (Giambologna), Loggia dei Lanzi, Firenze
Can anyone help? I made these cupcakes, black and white theme, but failed miserably with the black buttercream even though I used 'extra black' paste. Would love to know if there is something else you can buy to make black buttercream. Any help or ideas most gratefully received!! x
people have been telling me for years that i need help.
i've always been too hard-headed to listen to them though..
now that my depression is getting worse, my choices of drugs are getting harder, and my yelling is getting louder..
i realize that my life is spiraling down the same exact path as my mother.
i've finally realized that i do need help.
but now, no one is here to help me..
Helper, Utah.
Helper is situated at the mouth of Price Canyon, alongside the Price River, on the eastern side of the Wasatch Plateau in Central Utah. Trains traveling westward from the Price side to the Salt Lake City side of the plateau required additional "helper" engines in order to make the steep (2.4% grade) 15 mile climb up Price Canyon to the town of Soldier Summit. Helper was named after these helper engines, which the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad stationed in the city.
I have this Madison/Westley My Scene doll and I bought her on a flea market and she was completly nude. So does anyone know from which My Scene line this Madison comes from?
Aidez-moi ! On m'a piqué mes godasses de sept lieues !!!!
Croix de bois, croix de fer, si je mens, je vais en enfer !
Marketing, Charlotte NC
Could you also provide me with a few quotes by answering these questions:
What is your best memory of WSSU?
My best memory from WSSU actually took place across the seas. I had the great opportunity to study in Salvador da Bahia with 14 other students! Here we explored the race and identity of Afro-Brazilians. It was a life changing experience that helped me unlock new wonders and facets of my identity.
What do you love about WSSU?
WSSU is a microcosm of the world that truly enables the student to grow into the best version of themselves. I am a direct representation of the change that takes place once you enter the arches of WSSU.
What do you plan on doing after you graduate?
I plan to join AllianceBernstein as a private wealth consultant in NYC. I also plan to begin my career as a live action and voice over actor.
How has WSSU prepared you for the future?
WSSU has taught me to be growth oriented, hardworking, and self-sufficient by showing me faithfulness and resilience through adversity.
How has WSSU made a difference in your life?
WSSU has allowed me to practice and understand what it means to impact the lives of others. In my various roles as a students, I've been able to participate in amazing programs and experiences that's have been life changing to many. The most recent opportunity will be the upcoming WSSU Service learning experience in partnership with Global village in the Dominican Republic. This trip has been dubbed "Enter to Learn, Depart to Serve... Abroad". Through this experience we have made it possible to provide 14 extremely deserving students with a unique experience to serve individuals in a different country, many of them for their first time abroad. This is what it means to be a WSSU student and I am forever changed because of this university.