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Great British Carnival at Plymouth Respect Festival, October 2013.
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The Respect Network Launch Celebration, hosted by Emmett Global, at The Container in Jaffa Port
, Tel Aviv.
Respect League is a not-for-profit group of junior football clubs that have come together to give children the best possible start in football. The League is leading the way in fully implementing The FA's vision for children's football and there whole approach is more child-centered and age-appropriate than traditional Leagues.
They give children the ideal environment to accelerate their learning. The FA have awarded them Charter Standard status and they've won the coveted Bronze Award as the best League in the whole county !
The referees are trained to 'manage' the game rather than just blow a whistle. This means they're talking to the players throughout, encouraging them, advising and helping them to avoid foul play. It's calm, safe and fun. Oh, and the football is fantastic!
A Unified Command was established to address the multi-casualty train derailment incident in the Chatsworth area. A total of 135 patients were treated, 40 criticals, 40 serious, 50 with minor injuries. 40 were air lifted area hospitals. © Photos by Juan Guerra
Patuxent River Park overlooks Jug Bay Natural Area in Prince George's County, Md., on Nov. 24, 2017. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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Broadleaf cattail grows at Cool Spring Farm, home to part of a rare marl marsh in Jefferson County, W.Va., on Sept. 28, 2012. Marl marshes support a variety of unusual wetland plants, and only about 100 acres of marl marsh exist. (Photo by Steve Droter/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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Another fantastic week of junior football at Respect League - Burnage Rugby Club.
I`ve been asked on a number of occasions how to download the photos of your son/daughter.
These are completely free of charge to download from Flickr. You need to click on the 3 dots icon to the right of the photo and then select view all sizes. You can download different sizes of the photograph depending on your requirements and I do not subject them to any copyright so you are free to use as you please. In return, I ask only that you rate or comment on any of the photos as I welcome your feedback good or bad.
Parents & Coaches
If you would like a photograph of your son/daughter/team in action then please feel free to contact/ask anytime, I`m usually wearing a bright blue jacket , carrying a rather large camera and supporting the Woodley Albion team !
See you all next week - weather permitting !
Andrew Spillane - 3Point Photography.
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Much love and respect to Lexus and Drive Shop for blessing Automotive Rhythms with the exotic 2018 Lexus LC 500h (Hybrid) Touring for the long Thanksgiving holiday week. Our Nightfall Mica hued Japanese coupe performed admirably on the drive from Maryland to our hometown in South Jersey (Camden to Voorhees) as we arrived in style and with grace. The $100,295 Hybrid LC is enhanced with 20” forged aluminum rims, a Mark Levinson 13-speaker audio system (perfect our new Apple Music roots rock reggae playlist) 10.3” navigation screen, Intuitive Park Assist, a glass roof, and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full Speed Range which was on point when we wanted to chill behind the wheel. Feels good coming home!
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March 2014
Nikon F, F-36 Motor drive
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Fuji Neopan 400
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Imacon Flextight 343
On 22 July 2011 Anders Behring Breivik killed 78 people with a car bomb in Oslo and a shooting on the island of Utøya. It shocked the nation, not only in Norway. In the two weeks after the attacks I travelled in Scandinavia and saw flowers and cards everywhere. I want to share this out of respect for the people in Norway.
Lauree Morton, executive director of the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, gives closing remarks at the Choose Respect rally at Juneau's Marine Park, March 27, 2014. Erin Merryn, behind the banner in a white coat, participated in the event. (Photo by Skip Gray/Gavel Alaska)
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Photograph taken on April 15th 2007 at the intersection of Benvenuto Avenue and 17a West Saanich Road, at the Butterfly gardens in Victoria, on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
The Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) is also known as the Cobra moth due to the wing tips resembling that of a cobras head, thought to be a way of warding off predators.
They have up to a ten inch wingspan and are found in Asia from India to the Philippines and south to Indonesia. It belongs to the family Saturniidae, or giant silkworm moths, which has a worldwide distribution and the females are larger and heavier than the males. It's short lifespan is between one and two weeks.
Nikon D80 Single-lens reflex digital camera F Mount Focal length 70mm Shutter speed: 1/60s (Mechanical shutter) Aperture f/4.5 iso400 Handheld with Tamron VC Vibration Control enabled Image area Full Frame DX (4288x2848 2848 pixels) NEF RAW L 45.4Million pixels (8256 x 5504) 12 Bit uncompressed Exposure mode: Manual mode Metering mode: Matrix metering White balance on: Auto1 Colour space: Adobe RGB
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By respected Andrew Heiton Jr, 1877-79, further part dated 1881: burned 1895: rebuilt and extended 1895-6, Andrew Heiton and Grainger (A G Heiton). Victorian Gothic. Slim circular corner turret, corbelled oriel bay on Tay Street, balconied window on High Street. Leaded windows.
Andrew Heiton Jr (1823-1894) was an Perthshire architect who became the City Architect of Perth in 1858. He served his apprenticeship with his father, who had by then settled in Perth, and was subsequently sent to the office of Burn & Bryce in Edinburgh for wider experience. His practice developed a large country house and suburban villa specialism and they opened a branch in Dundee. He designed a number of buildings in Perth.
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Respect Gatherings presents Heartland 2.12.16 Brooklyn NY.
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OK, OK!!!
Punahou won and they deserve all the respect and glory they worked hard for the whole year. They were stacked to the rim with talent across the field and I'm sure we'll hear some familiar names as their collegiate careers grow.
But I am a Mule, Leilehua Class '87 and the rest of my story will be pro LHS. Besides, we'll be happy for now at #2 after being #1 since last year.
Not bad at all....
With all ego aside, I've decided to post some shots that I found were good enough. About a week before this game I dropped my camera bag and my camera is very close to being used for parts. It's lost it's auto focus ability, I get 'ERR' messages every few shots, and it has trouble controlling the aperature.
Still, I'm honored to be able to post these shots I hope you can enjoy.
...and this this kid Andrew Manley QB #8 is going to be a great impact player next year. He's only a Junior and he's led LHS to the Championship game 2 years in a row winning once. I'm excited for next year to roll around. My cousin Kalua Ellis #44 and nephew Kekoa Ascencio #77 will be seniors along with Andrew. I can't wait for them to be back on top again.
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An artist I admire and respect..
I first became aware of Bob Lansing's artistry during a brief stop at the Cameron Trading Post in 2010. I didn't much like this tourist trap, and could'nt wait to leave, but not before visiting the small gallery they have on the premises.
That was the first time I encountered the amazing pottery and artistry skills of Navajo artist Bob Lansing. I had NO idea who he was; did not know he was Navajo; never expected to meet him; did not know ANYthing about him - yet here I was gazing at some amazing and intricate pottery - the likes of which I'd never seen before: BEAUTIFUL and INTRICATE carving detail through painted layers of kiln fired, handmade pottery - all carved and incised by hand (no lasers!). The amount of detail and artistry just blew my mind. I know artistry, quality, and talent when I see it. Alas, I couldn't afford any of the prices, but I filed this artist's name in the back of my mind, in the hopes that I may encounter his artwork again someday. Even though I couldn't afford anything in that gallery, I came away with the feeling that there are things in life which are just meant to be admired, gazed and reflected upon - instead of owning.
So anyways, flash forward a few years later to this point, where surprise, surprise - as I was browsing through the stalls and kiosks of the Four Corners, who should I come upon, but none other than the artist himself! I was overcome with joy and delight to encounter this man at work on his craft - and the creator of all those beautiful vases and pottery that I saw at the Cameron Trading Post years back.
I felt happy that I met this man; and came away satisfied that I now had two memorable encounters locked in my memory forever: that of a Navajo artist and his incredible art.
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DAY 9
Drive from Cortez/Mesa Verde, CO to Chinle, AZ
THUR 4 OCT 2012