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Zoe Tanaka's Olelo students Joshua Claudio and Excelsius Dela Cruz practiced their journalistic skills by interviewing Senator Espero.
This spoon's handle is partly round and partly flattened, allowing for an inscription. It is a quite grim couplet by the 19th century poet Ziya Paşa:
"Nîk ü bed herkes bulur âlemde elbet etdiğin
Kendi bulmazsa cezâ mîrâs olur evlâdına",
which my friend Irvin translates as:
Good or bad, everyone in the world gets his just desserts
If he does not get his punishment, then it is inherited by his progeny.
This photo was taken on the Yellow Waters wetlands on the South Alligator River in Kakadu. The area where the photo was taken was quite heavily overgrown with the Lotus plants from SE Asia. The birds scientific name is Ardea intermedia. A common name is Plumed Egret. These birds are found in the northern parts of WA ie Kimberleys, across the top end of the Northern Territory, throughout most of Queensland and down into the central and northern parts of NSW. They are occasionally found south into Victorian and Tasmania.
A bit like watching the kids in the big playground...
Dales Bike Centre - Beginners Mountain Biking Course 10-12 July 2009
Class 10 Intermediate Showmanship winners at the 2017 Alabama Junior Beef Expo are pictured with Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell. From left are Parnell; Jewel Thompson of Opelika in Lee County, first place; Trace Strock of Marbury in Autauga County, second; Izzy Kent of Robertsdale in Baldwin County, third; Lillie Smith of Hartselle in Morgan County, fourth; and Cheyenne Walker of Toney in Madison County, fifth. The Junior Beef Expo was held March 17 in Montgomery as part of the Southeastern Livestock Expo. The Showmanship Contest is sponsored by the Alabama Farmers Agriculture Foundation.
Winners in the Alabama National Fair Youth Swine Showmanship - Intermediate Division are Will Aycock DeKalb County, first place; Allie Johnson of Randolph County, second; Nedwin Meadows of Randolph County, third; Whitney Herren of Randolph County, fourth; Zach Ledbetter of Cleburne County, fifth; and Crissy Smith of Talladega County, sixth. Exhibitors were judged by Bryan Kutz from Fayetteville, Arkansas. The Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored the fair's livestock shows, including the Nov. 4 Youth Swine Show.
Intermediate Football Championship McElvaney's Waste Relegation Play off
Currin v Eire Og 5 Sep 2020
Victor Maldonado's Intermediate Painting class visits each others studios for mid-semester critiques. March 4, 2011. Photos by: Matthew Miller '11.
Too heavily armed to be a typical pre dreadnought,..... French were just too unsure to jump to expensively armed full all big gun ships and so continued with designs and weapons they had already... finished after the quickly built Dreadnought ...but they still used turbines and designed for 19 knts they tested up to 23 knots of speed.....but consumption was huge and they needed frequent refueling.... armament though no dreadnought uniformity there was 4 12 inch guns in 2 twin turrets and 12 9.4 inch in 6 twin turrets for a weighty broadside....
Abstract by camera toss.
I irradiate ultraviolet rays to acrylic fluorescent disc, and get a source...
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Gold Shadow' 1/2022 Hinoki- (Don Herzog) Intermediate Japanese Hinoki Cypress, Size at 10 years: 8x4ft., Yellow Green needles, turning completly yellow during the winter months., USDA Hardiness Zone 5, Michigan Bloom Month -, In Garden Bed U1,9,1 for 4.3 YEARS (Stanley). Planted in 2017.
Stanley & Sons: Gold and green foliage Japanese Hinioki. Medium size grower with open fans for stems. Plant was a numbered variety(#18) from Don Herzog. Named by A & R Spada Nursery.
Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Link to additional photos of this plant from 2017, 19, 20, 21:
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