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This is a 18-foot by 12-foot nylon flag that I laid out for Capitol. This huge flag is a promotional item for The Beatles HELP! DVD which goes on sale tomorrow (remastered). This flag is going to be hoisted up the Capitol flag pole tomorrow by Ringo Starr. After it's flown for 2 weeks, it's going to be auctioned off on eBay with a certificate of authenticity (signed by Ringo) and deluxe packaging. All the proceeds go to charity. It's a really cool thing. I'm proud of work for investing money in a charity (even though it's great publicity at the same time). Pics from tomorrow's ceremony... tomorrow.
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Help Portrait 12 Dec 2009 Carnegie Community Centre DTES
Help Portrait is a movement of photographers who are using their time, equipment and expertise to give back to those who are less fortunate this holiday season.
6 photographer stations, 1 Santa stop and a tech station...best thing I have volunteered for in some time!!
Photo taken by Gonks inside the Immaculate Conception Parish Church for the 11th Marian Exhibit (August 28 - September 8, 2010)hosted by the Knights of Columbus LICC No. 8451 I35.
The group RE-action continues to collect household articles for russian marauders in front of Russian ambassy
Opened in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood in 2010, Pubbelly Noodle Bar has helped revolutionize the Miami culinary scene with its innovative, flavor-packed fare and hip ambiance. Under the masterful vision of five-time James Beard Award Nominee – Chef Jose Mendin – this award-winning, Asian-inspired gastropub combines varied techniques and cultures for a next-level gastronomic experience that bends the rules of culinary genres. Since opening, Pubbelly Noodle Bar has seamlessly fused Puerto Rican-born Chef Mendin’s Latin influences with Asian flavors for a menu of sharable plates that are flavor-forward and appealing to a range of palates. From Pubbelly Noodle Bar was born Pubbelly Sushi, the eclectic sushi concept from acclaimed chef/restaurateur Jose Mendin with locations in Miami Beach, Brickell, Aventura, and South Miami as well as Casa de Campo and PB Ysla in San Juan Puerto Rico. Visiting: www.davieflflorida.com/listing/pubbelly-sushi-brickell/
This impressive poster was hung up at train stations and in trains in Switzerland in the 1970s. However, the FJM organization (friends of young women) behind it has existed since 1886. The aim was to protect young women from human trafficking and prostitution. This dates back to a time when young women set off without a destination or contacts to find a job in larger cities. Maids in private homes and hotels or waitresses were in demand everywhere. The organization offered help in its own homes called Martha houses. In Basel, Bern, Biel, Buchs, Brig, Chiasso, Genève, Lausanne, Olten, Romanshorn, St. Margrethen and Zürich. Support was also offered to other people under the name SOS Train Station Aid. Strangers, older people or people who appear insecure. Since 1999 the association has been called Compagna and continues to offer travel companions to this day. There are various other posters from all eras. This one hangs in the Locorama in Romanshorn. Switzerland, June 9, 2024.
Union Pacific SD70M No. 4759 and ES44AC No. 8032 trail as mid-train DPUs on an intermodal train as it arrive in the yard in Green River, WY for a crew change.
U.S. and Iraqi Army Soldiers help a truck driver through a hairpin turn at an Iraqi Security Force Checkpoint in the Abu T'shir community of the Rashid district, Iraq, Feb. 1, 2009. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brent Williams.
Help me identify the prospects! Drop me a message if you know the names of the untagged guys in the photo.
Having completed the heel flap, I now find myself perplexed by the next stage.
Needle 1 is empty. Needle 2 has 30 sts on it. Needles 3 and 4 each have 15 sts on them. Total, 60 sts.
I need the help of the internet on this one - no one I know in this town can do socks.
Instructions are as follows:
1st Row: Slip first st, P16 (half stitches plus 2 on right needle), P2tog, P1, turn.
2nd Row: Slip first st, K5, ssk2tog, K1, turn.
3rd Row: Slip first st, P6, P2tog, P1, turn.
4th Row: Slip first st, K7, ssk2tog, K1, turn.
Continue in this way taking in one more stitch each row until all the heel flap stitches have been included.
Huh?