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The reason I decided to post this was the look in their eyes.
Little Guy looks like he is thinking, "OH! OH! this was a bad idea"!
The Big Guy, has this disgusted look, "Like you have to be kidding me, he's back again". Cracked me up when I saw their eyes.
Camera settings: F4 - 1/250 - 95mm - ISO 320
Rhythm for a Reason.
Friday, October 31 2008 Halloween Party
Held at Imbibe in Nob Hill
(3101 Central NE, corners of Central and Richmond)
Performances by Felonious Groove Foundation and DJs.
Food sponsored by Nob Hill Bar and Grill and Cupcakeology.
Photos by Lloyd Thrap Photography.
Shalini Shanker and Abinash Achrekar started the organization Rhythm for a Reason once moving to Albuquerque, NM to assist non-profits in need. "Being young professionals we have noticed that our friends and colleagues have the resources and desire to contribute to community improvement efforts yet do not have the avenue in which to give. Our mission is to instill philanthropy in young people."
Shalini@rhythmforareason.com
"Rhythm for a Reason" "Halloween Party" 2008 "Imbibe in Nob Hill" "Felonious Groove Foundation" "Nob Hill Bar and Grill" "Cupcakeology" "community improvement" philanthropy
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The whole reason for the trek to Tjørnuvik on the northeastern tip of Streymoy was to get a glimpse of those two sea stacks away on the horizon and at the foot of that cliff. They are Risin og Killingin, the giant and the witch. Legend has it that they snuck over from Iceland in an attempt to tow the Faroes home with them. They goofed. The sun rose and they were turned to stone.
This could have been shot all in sunlight or the stacks emphasised. But either would detract from this scenery. This is a broad, flat black sand beach. The stacks are on the adjacent island of Eysturoy, separated by the Sundini Sound which sits behind that black prominence on the right. Behind the beach is the tiny hamlet of Tjørnuvík. It seemed empty apart from visitors. It was not.
Risin is the stack furthest from the cliff. Killingin, his wife has her legs astride forming an arch. Like all sea stacks they are temporary structures. When one or both of them falls I wonder what will happen to the mythology?
The negatives box giveth more. This is a grainy old picture of Voice of Reason from Texas playing during the Fall of 1992 in some basement in Wisconsin. I had only been using a camera a year or two so the execution is not what it should be but I think it conveys the feeling of a basement show.
from New Youth fanzine, issue #6 (1985)
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One of the main reasons we went to Malta was to check out the connection with Game of Thrones. We took a tour provided by Malta Film Tours. Our guide was Malcolm Ellul. Malcolm was in several episodes in Season 1. The tour was excellent. Malcolm had to rearrange some sights due to the Royal Wedding in London (this caused some buildings to be closed). We had a great time and covered a lot of ground. Most of the photos in this album are directly related to GOT, the other shots are cool things we saw while on the tour. If you have a chance to take this tour, go for it!
I took these photos in May 2018.
First World War memorial, with later additions for the Second World War. Restored in 2000.
Hamsterley Colliery War Memorial, which stands on the main road in Hamsterley, is listed at Grade II for the following principal reasons:
Historic interest: as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact of world events on this local community, and the sacrifice it has made in the conflicts of the C20;
Architectural interest: an imposing memorial cross in the style of a High Cross or St John’s Cross of Iona.
The aftermath of the First World War saw the biggest single wave of public commemoration ever with tens of thousands of memorials erected across England. This was the result of both the huge impact on communities of the loss of three quarters of a million British lives, and also the official policy of not repatriating the dead which meant that the memorials provided the main focus of the grief felt at this great loss. One such memorial was raised at Hamsterley as a permanent testament to the sacrifice made by those colliery men who lost their lives in the First World War.
Hamsterley was the pit village for a colliery that had opened in 1864. The architect was Walter Brierley of Brierley and Rutherford and the memorial was built by Emley and Sons Ltd. The cross marks especially the death of Major Arthur T Watson, whose family ran Hamsterley Colliery. Watson died on 5 August 1917 during the Battle of Passchendaele. A further 58 men are named on the memorial, and following the Second World War the names of 24 men who died in that conflict were added. The memorial was restored and re-dedicated in 2000.
Hamsterley Colliery war memorial cross stands in a garden to the north of the main road through the village, opposite Axford Terrace. The tall stone cross is raised on a low bank with to the north a rake of steps leading down onto the lower lawn. A curving hedge encloses the lawn, screening the view to the River Derwent below, whilst modern railings* (that have replaced the original wooden fence) front the garden to the street.
The wheel-head cross is in the form of the St John’s Cross of Iona, with a reliquary modelled at the very top of the cross head and five hemispherical bosses decorating the cross head’s front face. The cross, including the circlet and shaft, is picked out with rope work. The dates 1914 and 1918 are carved in low relief to the front face of the shaft. The cross rises from a broad plinth, which stands on a single-stepped base. The whole is raised on a three-stepped base.
The foot of the shaft at the front face is inscribed: ARTHUR T. WATSON/ MAJOR, K.R.R./ KILLED IN ACTION/ AT PASSCHENDAELE/ 5TH AUGUST 1917/ THE WORKMEN OF THIS/ VILLAGE WISH TO PLACE/ ON RECORD THEIR/ SORROW AT THE LOSS/ OF THEIR FRIEND AND/ EMPLOYER WHOSE/ MEMORY THEY WILL/ HOLD IN AFFECTION/ FOR ALL TIME.
Continuing on the front face of the plinth, the principal dedication inscription is: IN HONOUR OF THE MEN OF THIS COLLIERY WHO/ FOUGHT AND IN EVER GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE/ OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR GOD/ AND COUNTRY, FOR RIGHT, FOR FREEDOM, AND/ FOR PEACE IN THE GREAT WAR./ “SEE YE TO IT/ THAT THESE SHALL NOT HAVE DIED IN VAIN./ THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE.” Below on the base is carved: HAMSTERLEY COLLIERY.
On the top step is the most recent inscription: IN THE YEAR 2000 AD/ THIS MEMORIAL WAS RESTORED BY/ THE PEOPLE OF HAMSTERLEY AND LOW WESTWOOD/ SO THAT GENERATIONS PRESENT AND FUTURE/ MAY HONOUR THE GREAT SACRIFICE MADE FOR US ALL. The commemorated First World War names are recorded on the plinth faces, whilst Second World War names are recorded on the base.
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Scene from the 1st Annual Veggie Pride Parade. Prizes were being given to the best costume and poster. At press time no results have been posted. Stay tuned.
Reason # 43? How many are there I wonder as clever as this one.
Cheney eats people too.....err...shoots them...
Reason Number 12 why you always bring your camera. You never know when you are going to find one tough as nails one legged vulture eating a dead cat.
Reason # 2,346,762 why we hate our damned trashy-ass neighbors.
As if her two completely out-of-control, insanely loud, rude, impulse-control-impared, yard-peeing, NO BEDTIME, obscenity-spouting 10-year-olds wasn't enough to make me hate her.......
28.05.2022 @Kapfenberg with Frog Leap, Caliban, Bloodsucking Zombies From Outer Space, Landmvrks, Blackout Problems, Chris Magerl & The Burning Flags, Sam Chalcraft, Skywalker, We Blame The Empire, Napaea, Here For A Reason, Yunger & Mighty Maggots
Well, I traded my Olympus E-PL5 for a Panasonic G5 strictly for "handling" reasons when shooting events -- the E-PL5 just isn't designed for fast moving photography with a flash attached, in my opinion.
I knew another photographer who wanted to trade a Panasonic DMC-G5 (which I'll just call a G5) for an Olympus body for the in-body stabilization so trade I did and threw in enough accessories to make the deal balance.
These photos are the first test of the G5 and the Panasonic Lumix 45-150mm f/4-5.6 Mega OIS HD telephoto zoom which is an amazingly small lens. Smaller even than my Olympus 40-150mm.
Almost all of them are out full at 150mm because that's where I normally shoot when I shoot this lens as a faux macro lens for flowers. All taken at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA.
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FFRF Co-President Dan Barker plays some of his secular music for the crowd. Get it here: ffrf.org/shop/freethought-music/
FFRF was a major sponsor of the Reason Rally and is the largest Atheist/Agnostic/Freethought group in the country. We hope someday you'll join us:
One of the most important reasons people visit amusement parks these days is because it offers a shared experience that allows for the creation of new, one-of-a-kind memories for families and friends. It’s a different way for people to interact with each other in an environment dedicated to fun. Happy Jellyfish Ride Screaming together on a roller coaster really does bring people closer together, which is why when we look at the top rides at amusement parks it is always the attractions that can be experienced as a group.
Another top reason people visit amusement parks is for the safe thrills. Not everyone is going to get to fly a jet, and not everyone wants to jump out of a plane, or go white water rafting, or drive a race car. Flying chair rides for sale All of these experiences can be safely replicated at an amusement park.
There are many other more specific reasons for visiting an amusement park. Some people go for the opportunity to interact and engage with their favorite characters and brands. Other people go for concerts, special events and seasonal celebrations. Some people visit because they are part of a group (church, school, company) while others visit just to make their kids happy.
Ultimately, amusement parks and theme parks are mass market activities that appeal in some way or another to the majority of people in a given community. While not everyone will visit every year, it is a sure bet that most people living with a certain radius of the park will visit at least a few times growing up and the again once they have kids of their own.
Clean up. If you bring a drink or snack to the playground, clean up your trash before you leave. When you do, the park will look nice when the next kid comes along to play and you will have shown that you’re a good playground citizen.
Have a great time! How can you make a good time at the playground even better? Bring a friend and Flying chair for sale only complain a little when it’s time to leave.
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Rhythm for a Reason.
Friday, October 31 2008 Halloween Party
Held at Imbibe in Nob Hill
(3101 Central NE, corners of Central and Richmond)
Performances by Felonious Groove Foundation and DJs.
Food sponsored by Nob Hill Bar and Grill and Cupcakeology.
Photos by Lloyd Thrap Photography.
Shalini Shanker and Abinash Achrekar started the organization Rhythm for a Reason once moving to Albuquerque, NM to assist non-profits in need. "Being young professionals we have noticed that our friends and colleagues have the resources and desire to contribute to community improvement efforts yet do not have the avenue in which to give. Our mission is to instill philanthropy in young people."
Shalini@rhythmforareason.com
"Rhythm for a Reason" "Halloween Party" 2008 "Imbibe in Nob Hill" "Felonious Groove Foundation" "Nob Hill Bar and Grill" "Cupcakeology" "community improvement" philanthropy