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Picnic on the beach Sugarloaf Key C 1912. From the left Belle Chase, her niece Nama, Lily Demeritt, Don Eiseley, C.W. "Pete" Chase, Mes. Cook, C.W. Chase Sr., Belle's sister "Sally" and Mr. Cook railroad engineer. Gift of George Cecil Bate.

 

I'm finally getting back in touch with the piano. It's been too long.

Madison Keys of the United States in action during her second round match at the 2017 Bank of the West Classic WTA Premier tennis tournament

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A couple of coffin shaped key holders I made tonight.

pair of house keys under spotlight

Alicia Keys performing exclusively for BBC Radio 1Xtra & an audience of less than 100 competition winners. She did a set of classics including Falling, Superwoman, You Don't Know My Name, Teenage Lover Affair, plus Sleeping With a Broken Heart & Doesn't Mean Anything from her new album Element Of Freedom.

 

The session & interview will be broadcast on 1Xtra & Radio 1 with Trevor Nelson from 7pm on Saturday 23rd January 2010. For more info check out the 1Xtra website.

 

The BBC's Maida Vale studios have hosted some of the world's finest musicians, from The Beatles to Dizzee Rascal. In 2009 the BBC celebrated 75 years of Maida Vale. It's also a maze to navigate, & I get lost everytime I'm in the building.

About 8 miles off shore is the Christ of the Deep statue. MM 106.0

Key shifting exercise, In this shot Vanessa is properly exposed with strobe but the shutter speed holds the background -2 stops from the foreground. Very cool technique. Gives great background saturation.

 

Strobist: 1200W of 2400W Speedotron pack driving head in a 42" Chimera softbox camera right. Silver reflector camera left to open the shadows. Strong late afternoon sun in the background.

In Key West is everything a little bit diffrent and every night you can celebrate with them a big sunset party!

Dining Room Deck 4

Wonder of the Seas

Another America's Test Kitchen recipe that amazingly wasn't behind a paywall. Tasted very good, even though I couldn't find key limes. I used regular persian limes, and though the recipe doesn't say it needs ~3 to get enough lime juice. I had two fresh limes and one few-day-old lime, and didn't have enough.

 

Makes sixteen 2-inch bars

 

If you cannot find fresh Key limes, use regular (Persian) limes. Do

not use bottled lime juice. Grate the zest from the limes before

juicing them, avoiding the bitter white pith that lies just beneath

the outermost skin. The optional coconut garnish adds textural

interest and tames the lime flavor for those who find it too intense.

The recipe can be doubled and baked in a 13- by 9-inch baking pan; you

will need a double layer of extra-wide foil for the pan (each sheet

about 20 inches in length) and should increase the baking times by a

minute or two.

Ingredients

 

Crust

5 ounces animal crackers

3 tablespoons packed brown sugar (light or dark)

pinch table salt

4 tablespoons unsalted butter , melted and cooled slightly

 

Filling

2 ounces cream cheese , room temperature

1 tablespoon grated lime zest , minced

pinch table salt

1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk

1 egg yolk

1/2 cup fresh lime juice , either Key lime or regular

Garnish (optional)

3/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut , toasted until golden and crisp

 

Instructions

 

1. Adjust oven rack to middle position and heat oven to 325

degrees. Cut about 12-inch length extra-wide heavy-duty foil; fold cut

edges back to form 7 1/2-inch width. With folded sides facing down,

fit foil securely into bottom and up sides of 8-inch-square baking

pan, allowing excess to overhang pan sides. Spray foil with nonstick

cooking spray.

 

2. TO MAKE THE CRUST: In workbowl of food processor, pulse animal

crackers until broken down, about ten 1-second pulses; process crumbs

until evenly fine, about 10 seconds (you should have about 1 1/4 cups

crumbs). Add brown sugar and salt; process to combine, ten to twelve

1-second pulses (if large sugar lumps remain, break them apart with

fingers). Drizzle butter over crumbs and pulse until crumbs are evenly

moistened with butter, about ten 1-second pulses. Press crumbs evenly

and firmly into bottom of prepared pan. Bake until deep golden brown,

18 to 20 minutes. Cool on wire rack while making filling. Do not turn

off oven.

 

3. TO MAKE THE FILLING: While crust cools, in medium bowl, stir

cream cheese, zest, and salt with rubber spatula until softened,

creamy, and thoroughly combined. Add sweetened condensed milk and

whisk vigorously until incorporated and no lumps of cream cheese

remain; whisk in egg yolk. Add lime juice and whisk gently until

incorporated (mixture will thicken slightly).

 

4. TO ASSEMBLE AND BAKE: Pour filling into crust; spread to

corners and smooth surface with rubber spatula. Bake until set and

edges begin to pull away slightly from sides, 15 to 20 minutes. Cool

on wire rack to room temperature, 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Cover with foil

and refrigerate until thoroughly chilled, at least 2 hours.

 

5. Loosen edges with paring knife and lift bars from baking pan

using foil extensions; cut bars into 16 squares. Sprinkle with toasted

coconut, if using, and serve. (Leftovers can be refrigerated up to 2

days; crust will soften slightly. Let bars stand at room temperature

about 15 minutes before serving.)

Alicia Keys 13.03.08 Hamburg

Color Line Arena

 

(c) 2008 Sebastian Gerhard / fotografirma.de

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Alicia Keys 13.03.08 Hamburg

Color Line Arena

 

(c) 2008 Sebastian Gerhard / fotografirma.de

Contact: sg@fotografirma.de

Island Dolphin Care in Key Largo, Florida 6/7/2017:

Jennifer Gomez 16, of Miami enjoys getting to know the dolphins at Island Dolphin Care in Key Largo with an assist from Recreational Therapist Mallory Parsons on Wednesday, June 7, 2017.

Jennifer, who has Autism, enjoyed an early summer day of Dolphin Therapy.

Wide angle shot of the game.. 8 - 3 Seattle Thunderbirds.. Shot using my 18-55 Kit lense..

This is a special key...it is opening the house that my grandgrandgrandgranddad made around the year 1700.

Key Bank must have paid for the naming right of the arena.

Olympus E-P5 + 12-50mm + Olympus Key Line Art Filter

The second WayHome Music and Arts Festival took place on Friday, August 22rd to Sunday, August 24th at Burl’s Creek Event Grounds

in Oro-Medonte, Ontario. It was a jam packed weekend filled with performances by artists such as Major Lazer, Vince Staples, FKA Twigs, and many other talented musicians. Check out the gallery of photos from the festival below.

This is the lego key rack that Jason bought me for Christmas all set up. I love the attention to detail -- even the screws that hold it up have round lego pieces as covers. It came with two lego key chains, which are actually 2x4 bricks with a screw threw them, that you simply snap on top of the white lego flat piece. Maybe I should get out my legos and put up a design in the extra white space there. I totally love this thing!

Old 7 mile bridge - Marathon, FL

Accessible only by private boat, Egmont Key has a unique natural and cultural history, including a lighthouse that has stood since 1858. During the 19th century, the island served as a camp for captured Seminoles at the end of the Third Seminole War and was later occupied by the Union Navy during the Civil War. In 1898, as the Spanish - American War threatened, Fort Dade was built on the island and remained active until 1923. After touring the historic sites and trails, visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, wildlife viewing, and picnicking.

 

Yashica Electro 35 GT

Kodachrome 64

Keys of the prison at Klapperfeldstrasse Frankfurt Germany.

BO's Fish Wagon on Duval Street at the corner of Fleming C. 1980's. From the Dale McDonald Collection.

Trying to enjoy the sunset whilst some guy launched (mostly sliced and shanked) a bag full of golf balls into the Forth, between sips out of a can of Stella. Each to their own and all that.

 

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I knew an old doodler who doodled a key, I dunno why he doodled a key. I guess he'll orangutan.

 

On a side note, I was rather pleased with myself on this one. I don't often (read: never) draw with any sort of reference, and am glad I chose to on this one. For such a simple shape I'm rather proud of the realistic key elements.

   

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