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Lekeitio (Vizcaya/Bizkaia - País Vasco/Euskadi)
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The ferns of Great Britain, and their allies the club-mosses, pepperworts, and horsetails /.
London :Printed for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge :[1855].
These silos stand along Toronto's lakeshore and have been derelict and labelled a heritage site for several decades. They were originally soy bean silos and used for a variety of purposes. At one point a homeless tent city popped up on this property but nowadays there is a proper shelter in the neighborhood. The functionalism of the building design shows influence of early modernist architecture. As the Lakeshore is repopulated with condominiums and redesigned into communities instead of industrial sites, these silos will remain a reminder of the past!
Lori Deiter and I made it to RGSP just after 8am...
We hiked from the Lake Rose parking lot down the Highland Trail, onto Glen Leigh, stopped at Waters Meet, continued on Ganoga Glen and back to the Lake Rose parking lot. Made it back to her vehicle around 1pm
Glen Leigh water flow is quite low, but Ganoga Glen seems to have a little bit more.
Check out my blog post about this adventure, here:
rickettsglen.wordpress.com/2014/09/09/august-22nd-2014/
Ricketts Glen State Park
Fairmount Township, Pennsylvania
Friday, August 22nd, 2014
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*Make lists....
-Keeping track of your goals can help you budget your time wisely. But it can also aid you in seeing what you have already accomplished. By seeing progress with your goals, you will be more motivated to continue working towards them.
-Decide what kind of "to do" list works for you. What fits your lifestyle and schedule? Monthly, weekly, daily goals, etc? You don't want to over plan and feel bad about yourself when you don't have time/energy to get around to doing things on your list. So it's important to be realistic with yourself and your expectations. I personally find monthly goals work best for me since my schedule fluctuates, but I can still stay on track with getting things done.
-Keep other lists for more detailed tasks. For instance, say you want to wash a bunch of your dolls. Write "wash dolls" on your master "to do" list. But then have a separate checklist for each doll. This way you can keep track of who has or hasn't been cleaned. I do this with projects that can't all be done in one session, and need more time/attention.
-Write down any extra stuff you manage to accomplish in your set time frame. Sometimes we don't get around to everything on our lists because we get side tracked. By writing down the other things you did, you can still feel like you were productive.
-Break your lists down into categories. This will depend on what you want to accomplish with your doll collection. For me, I break my "to do" lists into four categories: Youtube, Flickr, "Dolly Maintenance," and "Extras." This enables me to make sure I'm dividing my time evenly between social media projects and things I need to do just for my dolls. It can also be a good way to see how certain tasks overlap. For instance, when my doll displays need dusting, it might be an ample time to film a collection video of all of them while they are off their shelves. This one task can actually turn into two different ones! Everyone's categories will be different. Perhaps you need to keep track of things you are selling, things you need to buy, dolls you need to clean, etc. It's also a good way to separate out your priorities--maybe some tasks are more important than others.
-Whiteboards can be a very handy way to write down very small, insignificant tasks that don't need real estate on your master "to do" list, but still need to get done. Sometimes I realize I need to re-shoot a photograph, or that a doll just got a new piece to her outfit. I will jot these notes down on my whiteboard as a quick reminder so I can take care of the task sooner. It also can be a placeholder for where I left off with editing, replacing photos, etc.
*Set small goals...
-Far too often we are over ambitious about what we want to get done. For instance, having a huge goal like wanting to reorganize ALL your doll stuff can be overwhelming. That's why having smaller goals that build up to the bigger one are more reasonable. For instance, if you want to reorganize all your doll stuff in the long run, start with one container, one type of accessory, etc.
-As you accomplish each smaller goal, you will see the progress towards completing the larger one. If you don't set realistic steps in place, then you will be too burdened and overwhelmed to do anything. It's better to do something small than nothing at all.
-Small goals will help you feel like you've achieved something, and will motivate you to keep taking the steps to accomplish your main, larger goal.
*Make it visually appealing...
-Let's be honest, we all like to look at pretty things. When a room, work space, or "to do" list is visually appealing, we are more likely to want to spend time with it. I like to surround my space with dolls and items that make me happy. As for my "to do" lists, I like to decorate the notebook they are in. Using different colors and fonts makes me enjoy writing and using my lists more.
-Don't over complicate things though! While I enjoy having an aesthetically pleasing "to do" list, I don't want to spend a ridiculous amount of time planning things...I'd rather spend that time working towards the actual goals. If you aren't a particularly creative person, or if you are like me and would rather actually do stuff than plan it, keep it simple. Using a notebook that is already visually appealing and not over decorating is a good middle ground.
-Be practical about what you need. Not all of us require a huge, fancy agenda/planner for our "to do" lists. If you need to carry it around with you or you don't have much space, keep your lists in a small book. I personally like to use sketchbooks, because I prefer to work without lines, and they are thin, but durable. They also are all blank, giving me the ability to create whatever I need out of the pages. But if you prefer to work in a book that already has pre-planned pages, than go for it! Tailor this to your specific needs.
*Stay organized...
-Set up things in advance! Since my "to do" lists are monthly, I will designate a page in my notebook for each month, and write my main four categories down in advance. This way I don't have to spend the time doing so each month. Rather, I can simply plan my goals quickly and get on doing them! So you can pre-plan sections for your day, week, month, etc...whatever works for you.
-Keep your lists in an accessible place. Nobody wants to dig under a pile of books and debris to get a notebook out. If you have the notebook or lists somewhere you can access them quickly on a daily basis, you are more likely to use the lists. There is no point in making lists or keeping track of your achievements if you aren't utilizing them regularly. I keep mine in a little slot on my desk, right by my computer. This is where I do most of my dolly computer work, and also it is in my doll room, where I complete many of my doll related tasks.
-Set aside time for cleaning and small tasks. Usually once a week I will go in my dolly room and pick up any debris leftover from projects. Even five minutes of this a few times a week can keep clutter under control. Sometimes it is as simple as putting books back in place, moving dolls off your work surface, sweeping the floor where some hair collected when you brushed your dolls, etc. The more often you do little tasks, the less deep cleaning you will have to do. Plus you can tackle very small tasks like dressing a doll, redoing someone's hair, putting away new stuff, etc.
-A clear space equals a clear mind. Nobody feels motivated when they have to climb over piles of junk or smell something icky. Have a special space that is clean and clear of debris to work on.
-Designate spots for projects. It's easy to make your desk or the floor a place to shove all the stuff you are working on, but haven't completed. I find that having a basket for dolls that need things done, a bin for mending, and a small case for clothes/accessories that were being worn by dolls that are currently being cleaned (or who just haven't been dressed up yet) is very handy. This prevents things from getting lost. Sometimes leaving a pile of doll clothes or a broken piece of their jewelry out can result in these things going missing. Just ask my Ocean Friends Kira where her fanny pack went after I left it out on the dining room table! Having designated spots can also prevent clutter on your main workspace. Somethings take longer to get around to doing, for instance mending clothes can be time consuming. Plus you don't have to worry about moving piles of dolls off your bed if you didn't have time to put them all back on display after dusting! Having a place just for these things ensures that you know where they are at all times, but these items aren't cluttering up your work area/mind.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
Jessie Reed
[between ca. 1920 and ca. 1925]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
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Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication. For more information, see George Grantham Bain Collection - Rights and Restrictions Information www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/274_bain.html
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Part Of: Bain News Service photograph collection (DLC) 2005682517
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Andy tôi thật sự không biết rồi đây PN sẽ phản ứng ra sao, nhưng Andy tôi không thể không Upload chân dung này, đó là một khoảnh khắc quý giá ngắn ngủi, khi chúng tôi gặp nhau và thoáng bắt gặp một nụ cười, có thể Andy tôi may mắn và đây là một chân dung rất ưa thích vì nó lột tả tiềm tàng sấu lắng một nụ cười thấp thóang trên môi...
In fact I didn't know how she would be re-acted, Andy i couldn't but uploaded this portrait on my Flickr-Stream, that was a short precious instant as we were together and had brieftly caught a tranquil-restful smile, perhaps It was rather lucky enough for my havin'taken the most favourist protrait because it was deprived, described, depicted, portrayed and kept the depth of hidden inner-feelings-smile on her lips pass-rapidly...
Big.
In San Francisco's hillier neighborhoods, streets often surrender to stairs: a street simply ends and a staircase takes over. Park your car and continue on paw.
Among the best known of the city's stair-streets are the Filbert Steps, which hug Telegraph Hill. Old houses—many of them dating back to, oh, probably 1907 or thereabouts—line the stairs. Their gardens, the chattering of the wild parrots of Telegraph Hill, and the panoramic views of San Francisco Bay combine to create a natural oasis that will boost your heart rate in more ways than one.
Near the top of the FIlbert Steps is a small painted mural, a brass plaque at its base. The plaque's grammar is questionable, but its story of the human-canine bond is indisputable.
After adoringly befriending Dr. Bob Major, Ginger became "office dog" and vice-president of public relations for her master. Despite having flunked biting in training school, one can plainly see that this apricot teacup poodle is destined for reading success.
"Teacup Poodles OK," by Dick Fosselman and Rick Helf.
1. Baldur ble nesten borte i snøen, 2. there is something on your nose!, 3. this is life, 4. Matrixbaldur, 5. Give, 6. What? Is there something on my face? .....47/52, 7. Snow snow snow! . . . . and Ditte loves it, 8. bliss, 9. Hello Winter
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The poses are by the amazing Frigg Ragu. Who else? I am addicted. Actually looking forward to taking photos of these things nowadays! Amazing...
This is actually a really old outfit which I completely retextured and added countless attachements to. It is unisex, has male/female skins, skirts for both, capes - one simple the other one more ornate, no less than 4 variations on the necklace (got a tad carried away there - hhh), torso, arm and leg ornaments, boots for boyz and gurlz, and a mohawk of course.
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The Wartburg 311 was a car produced by East German car manufacturer VEB Automobilwerk Eisenach from 1956 to 1965. The 311 model was manufactured in a number of variations, including pickup, sedan, limousine, coupe, and as a two-seater roadster. The engine was enlarged to 992cc in 1962.
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Matsumoto - Japan.
Matsumoto Castle, also known as the "Crow Castle" because of its black exterior, is one of Japan's premier historic castles. It is located in the city of Matsumoto, in Nagano Prefecture.
The keep (tenshukaku), which was completed in the late 16th century, maintains its original wooden interiors and external stonework. It is listed as a National Treasure of Japan.
Matsumoto Castle is a flatland castle (hirajiro) because it is not built on a hilltop or amid rivers, but on a plain. Its complete defences would have included an extensive system of inter-connecting walls, moats and gatehouses. (Cit. Wikipedia)
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Atlantic Night Club Dima Kolyadenko and Theresa Frank show October 25 2013 atlantic-club.com.ua
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This little hummer is sticking its tongue out preparing to taste the sweetness of the sugar/water mix.
This is for my friend Kathy! Have a wonderful day!
EXPLORED! - #13
more multitudes of awesomeness from polaroid week, day 3 (and others as well) -- and still more to catch up on...!
1. RoidWeek, 2. My World In Black And White (Polaroidweek 3/2) - double exposure shot with Fuji SQ10 / Fuji Instax Square film, 3. Untitled, 4. Untitled, 5. Untitled, 6. the cabin, 7. delacroix, 8. Macro Flowers 4, 9. Untitled, 10. wormsloe, 11. Untitled, 12. Untitled, 13. we get in our own way, 14. Quiet river, 15. ..., 16. ‘roid week, day 3, 17. Untitled, 18. echo, 19. Dandelion, 20. Benny, 21. Untitled, 22. Teresa, 23. Empty Nest, 24. Le rêve du chat., 25. Untitled, 26. Full Moon, 27. Bird's eye view of a mallard, 28. Torronsuo, 29. Untitled, 30. Tick Fen #8 - Fenland 2019, 31. Majestical King, 32. Shirakawa-go_1, 33. Sun, sand and shadows ..., 34. Tunnel Ludwigsbrücke (Polaroid T669), 35. suspend, 36. UnMaraisAuPrintemps
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