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One of the most common questions from visitors to Glacier Bay is, “What makes the ice blue?” The ice is blue because that is its true color. This color is expressed because the ice is pure, which allows the light to penetrate sufficiently far that the reds, yellows and violets are differentially absorbed from the light spectrum, leaving the blues and greens to be transmitted back to one’s eye. Ice looks white when it contains too many air bubbles that scatter the light back before it can be differentially absorbed by the ice. This example came from the bottom of Lamplugh Glacier. I was camped near the base of the glacier and while exploring its edge, I was able to safely maneuver to a crevasse (a large crack). I liked the abstract pattern created by the sand contrasted against the blue ice, as well as the ambiguity of the scale. This photo frames only about five square feet of ice.
A question from the audience.
Friday evening, 9th January '09. A public meeting at the Queens Park Community Centre in Bedford exploring some of the history behind the present Israeli onslaught of Gaza, and rallying support from amongst the local Muslim community for a major demonstration in London this coming Sunday.
I believe this is a Question Mark butterfly. I think their wings are usually an interesting shape, but this one looked like it might have been a little worse for the wear too.
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I posted a question on my Paris If You Please Facebook page of these welcoming spikes in silhouette asking if anyone could guess what they were. I'll include that pic in the text below.
You can see here quite clearly what they are, but that doesn't reveal for us quite the reason why the people living in these particular Parisian apartments feel the need for quite such a strong deterrent for anyone considering the idea of shinnying up the drainpipe for whatever reason.
I'd say it's effective though, as the slight urge I felt to get up there was immediately quashed upon considering the prospect of getting one of those things accidentally lodged in one of my eye sockets. I'm sure you can see what I mean.
Not that this sort of paranoid behaviour seems to be common in Paris. I'm not sure what the crime rate actually is, but you don't hear about break-ins that often (although you do hear about them). I guess digicodes and pretty public front walls have a lot to do with that.
(A Paris iPhone street photograph by Sab Will for the 'Paris and I' photo blog @ paris-and-i.parissetmefree.com )
Question and Answer session at the World Investment Forum IPA preparation workshop hosted by The Hub
This is simply to answer an acquaintance's question as to who is my favorite Star Wars character.
(The reason they're all in the box is I'm using this as an example for my Cub Scouts as what a "collection" might look like.)
This photo helps answer a common question these days: What's become of the "Beloit Gallery" at the Lincoln Center? As you can see, it's full—and we mean FULL—of stuff from Hanchett-Bartlett and the Beloit Daily News. This photograph shows just one corner.
When the Beloit Daily News moved from their building at State and St. Paul in downtown Beloit, much of their physical archives and some equipment came to the Beloit Historical Society. As you can imagine, there's a LOT here, and much work remains to be done.
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Following the sale of the homestead last year, its furnishings moved to the museum and are currently stored in the Beloit Gallery.
Simply type your answer to each of the questions below into Flickr search. Pick an image. Then, copy and paste each of the URLs for the images into this mosaic maker bighugelabs.com/flickr/mosaic.php
1. What is your first name? Nichole
2. What is your favorite food? Pizza
3. What high school did you go to? ESHS
4. What is your favorite color? Purple
5. Who is your fav celebrity? Adele
6. Favorite drink? Water
7. Dream vacation? Ireland
8. Favorite dessert? Dewey's Pink Lemonade Cake
9. What you want to be when you grow up? peaceful
10. What do you love most in life? family
11. One Word to describe you? Sarcastic
12. Your flickr name? Bella
Da iawn! The Alzheimer's Society Trek26 Eryri (Snowdonia) with over 600 trekkers taking part in 13 or 26 miles treks, based in Dolgellau.
Da iawn! Trec26 Cymdeithas Alzheimer Eryri gyda dros 600 o deithwyr yn cymryd rhan mewn teithiau cerdded 13 neu 26 milltir, wedi'i leoli yn Nolgellau.
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Nanny Granny in the Antiques Market in Meyersburg Flea Market is recorded on Dumpdiggers.com and chronicled again on the Dumpdiggers Blogspot.
Allison Springer and Arthur at obsticle #9 The Bridgestone Park Question at the Rolex Three Day Event Cross Country Course. April 28,2012.
The tide was coming in in the morning and all these holes in the shore started bubbling. Was it just water draining out of the sand creating space where air could fill in? Was it some type of animal's home that dug all night only to be drowned in the morning? What ever it was it was freaky when all the sudden you hear gurgle gurgle.