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Burnsville High School Theatre Guild proudly presents 'The Wizard of Oz' April 7 - 16, 2011. For ticket information, go to www.MrazCenterTickets.com. (REHEARSAL PHOTO)
Pessoa sem ter o que fazer da nisso! G_G”
Né que ficou fofo!;3
Oz: odeio tudo e todos!
Quero morrer! ¬¬
Me obrigaram! ¬¬
Quero um isul bi!:3
Pena que não combina com o Oz!.-.
Ficou fofo mas não é ele!.-.
Burnsville High School Theatre Guild proudly presents 'The Wizard of Oz' April 7 - 16, 2011. For ticket information, go to www.MrazCenterTickets.com.
Scored some new rims today, the legendary OZ Ultraleggera wheels. They only weigh a low 8.4kg in 18x8J, which is awesome!
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Camera: Samsung Galaxy S3
Oz dolls from the Disney Store. I changed Glinda's dress to the one she wears during the first part of the movie.
Oz Berries, Woolgoolga, NSW.
Grown & Owned By Australian Families.
Blueberries.
Product of Australia.
The Oz Berries Story (2013)
Most people wouldn’t know this, but blueberries have been grown in the Coffs Harbour area for over 30 years. Most of these farms were situated on the Corindi Plateau just off the highway.
In the late 90’s, many of the banana growers in the region were looking for opportunities to diversify their farms, and a few early pioneers tried their hand at growing blueberries. These growers soon realised that this area has fantastic growing conditions and has a great potential for this new crop.
In 2001, four growers decided to band together to pack and market their fruit together. They leased a premises in the industrial estate and began the process of setting up their operations.
One of the key goals of Oz Berries was to ensure that the fruit was packed consistently with a high quality. It also meant that growers could concentrate on growing and picking the fruit and Oz Berries would take care of the rest.
curryfest.com.au/#!oz-berries---major-sponsor/c1ypy
From the March 2011 edition of Agriculture Today.
Banana and blueberry farmer Gary Atwal with NSW DPI district horticulturist Greig Ireland at Woolgoolga.
A quiet, 'blue revolution' is taking place in the hills north of Coffs Harbour.
Blueberries are replacing bananas on the picturesque slopes as growers chase better returns in the north coast’s fastest growing horticultural industry.
The 'revolution' is being led by the second and third generation of Indian Sikh pioneers, whose years of hard work establishing banana farms in the 1960s, 70s and 80s underpins the vibrant coastal community of Woolgoolga.
Typical of the new breed switching to blueberries is Gary Atwal - whose grandfather Jagoo and father Cess came to Australia in the 1930s and 1950s (respectively) working as cane-cutters and leasing then buying banana land - and who now farms with brothers George and Harvey.
The Atwals diversified into blueberries when bananas slumped in the late 1990s, progressively planting out six hectares on their 80 hectare property.
dpi.nsw.gov.au/archive/agriculture-today-stories/ag-today-archives/agriculture_today_march_2006/2006-003/blueberries_replaces_bananas
These are pictures of our Journey To Oz Chipboard Album that went out as a kit this month. Packed with Graphic 45 Papers, a wonderful Emerald City Chipboard album, and lots of goodies.
You can check more at jackandcatcurio.com
Happy Birthday, Oz!!!!
Ontem fez cinco anos que esse lindo chegou, nossa quase a idade mental dele LOL *apanha*
Não tive tempo de postar as fotos, mas eu havia tirando elas bem antes, noto que tenho tirado poucas fotos dele, tenho que mudar isso, e tenho que ver uma peruca nova para ele, tenho pegado uma raiva dessa kkkk já pensei até em por a antiga de novo!
Ando bem corrido, provas e estágios me consumindo, mas tentarei aparecer as vezes, nem que seja para postar uma historinha!
Babel Entertainment & A-KON present visual kei band -OZ- to appear & perform live in Dallas, TX on June 1st.
The OZ-08MMS Cancer was developed by the organization OZ as its second aquatic mobile suit. Despite being a mobile suit the Cancer lacked the basic humanoid appearance of other mobile suits and was designed without legs, strictly limiting its movement capabilities to aquatic environments such as the ocean. In place of legs the Cancer's primary propulsion systems were hydrojet engines built into the main body, while maneuvering was handled through ring of reversible side-spinning propeller blades on each arm.
The Cancer's primary weapons systems were four torpedo launchers in its arms. Those same arms mounted pincer-like claws with which the Cancer could grapple targets. Each claw contains two of the Cancer's four torpedo launchers.
Burnsville High School Theatre Guild proudly presents 'The Wizard of Oz' April 7 - 16, 2011. For ticket information, go to www.MrazCenterTickets.com.
Oz, Male Rottweiler / Labrador Retriever
114 lbs, 4 years old
Animal Rescue League
Birdsboro, Pennsylvania
When I was 19-years-old, I purchased and acquired hundreds of classic Hollywood photos from a retailer who wanted to pass his photo collection before he passed. For several decades, friends and classic cinema fans have asked me to share my collection and I decided for the purpose of identification, I’m going to start sharing photos in my collection. I shared a few before but will be doing more in 2018.
Possibly a promotional still or behind-the-scenes shot for "The Wizard of Oz" (1939)
Fotinhos do Oz, tenho estado com um bloqueio criativo com ele, mas deve ser porque estou querendo dar um up no visual dele e estou sem poder, preciso de botas novas as velhas estão rachadas e não estou satisfeito com esse cabelo T_T
Pior que estou com tantas coisas que nem sei o que eu coloco como prioridade, preciso de 3 wigs sapatos diversos ta complicado T_T
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