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I built this almost a year ago, I think in July. The pictures have been sitting on my camera since then. This scene is one of my favorites from the movies, I really like how it looks. At the time, this was the extent of my LotR minifigure collection, hence why I built it.
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May 2013
About ‘Rohan’:
“My design was inspired by the arid landscape often found throughout the African Plains.” - Ma
Place du Chateau. View from the cathedral "Notre Dame".
Up to 1790 it was the domicile of the four Rohan-cardinals. Today the building is used as a museum. Don't miss it when you ever come and visit Strasbourg (France; Alsace). Beautiful place.
Demi & Rohan
Everybody wishes the best for his/her kids. And of course would it be nice if my kid would become a photographer R maybe a model. :-p That would be cute... specialy for mummy :)
Rohan is my son, 5 months, he already got the look "just one mummy".
He like 2 watch in the studio and just sit for an hour without a sign but when i take pictures of him... he look like he has already done it all...... I think i loose my camera in a few years.. ??
He shure love my models...
hmmm he didnt get any sun... funny his skin is so... piggyish.
A classic Mainfreight rig from the 90s was the Mack Ultraliner. Vaughan Rohan (a Mainfreight contractor in Dunedin) has restored this 6x4 daycab tractor unit and painted in Mainfreight colours.
DENNIS Rohan, Australia
Men Elite Individual Time Trial
Harrogate, Yorkshire. 2019 UCI Cycling World Road Championships
Le Palais des Rohan est construit pour le prince-évêque Armand Gaston Maximilien de Rohan afin de remplacer le précédent palais épiscopal.
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Alsace)
Département : Bas-Rhin (67)
Ville : Strasbourg (67000)
Quartier : Centre ville
Adresse : 2, place du Château
Fonction initiale : Palais épiscopal
Fonction : Musées
Construction : 1732 → 1742
▻ Architectes : Robert de Cotte / Joseph Massol
Destruction partielle : 1944
Reconstruction : 1950
▻ Architecte : Bertrand Monnet
Classé monument historique (20/01/1920)
Niveaux : R+3
Hauteur : ≈14.00 m
Throughout Rohan Kanhai's career, whether at county or Test level, he was in the midst of great players, and it speaks volumes for his own ability that he sparkled as brightly as the gems around him. Consider some of the illustrious names in the West Indies side in the 22-year-old's first Test in 1957 against England at Edgbaston: Sonny Ramadhin, Clyde Walcott, Everton Weekes, Garfield Sobers and Frank Worrell. Ten years later he was playing with Charlie Griffith, Wes Hall and Lance Gibbs. At the end of his Test career he was lining up with Roy Fredericks, Alvin Kallicharran, Clive Lloyd, Vanburn Holder and Andy Roberts. And during his time in England with Warwickshire he was at the heart of an excellent batting line-up: John Jameson, Dennis Amiss, Kallicharran and MJK Smith formed the top five batsman with Kanhai.
For Warwickshire Kanhai scored 1,000 runs in a season on ten occasions, his most prolific year being 1970 when he hit 1,894 at an average of 57.39. He also hit 1,000 runs in a season once in Australia and once while touring India and Pakistan. His highest score for Warwickshire was 253 against Nottinghamshire in 1968 at Trent Bridge. Kanhai and Jameson created a first-class world record with an unbroken stand of 465 for the second wicket for Warwickshire against Gloucestershire at Edgbaston in 1974; Jameson made 240 and Kanhai 213.
Born at Port Mourant on British Guyana, Kanhai played for the country from 1954-55 until 1973-74. In his early days he was a wicketkeeper as well as a pugnacious middle-order batsman; indeed, in his first three Tests he kept wicket before Franz Alexander took over behind the stumps. Kanhai deputised as keeper on several other occasions.
But it was his batting which West Indies came to rely on for more than 16 years. He didn't score a century until his 13th Test but it was worth waiting for; he smashed 256 runs off the Indian attack at Calcutta. There were centuries too for Sobers and Basil Butcher as West Indies crushed their hosts by an innings and 336 runs. Kanhai followed this with 99 in the next Test as West Indies went on to win the series 3-0. Another double century followed on the same overseas tour, this time in Lahore as West Indies beat Pakistan by an innings. In all he hit 15 Test centuries, averaging 47.53 in Test matches.
Kanhai was appointed captain of the West Indies for the home series against Australia in 1972-73. West Indies lost the five-Test series 2-0 but he retained the captaincy for the tour to England the following summer. This time he enjoyed success, winning the three-Test series 2-0, although the following winter he only managed to draw the five-Test home series against England 1-1. Unhappy with his own form, he retired from Test cricket after that series.
One-day cricket was in its infancy as Kanhai's career drew to a close, and he only played in seven ODIs. However, he went out on a high, appearing in the first World Cup Final at Lord's in 1975 against Australia. He scored 55 in putting on a vital 149 with Clive Lloyd for the fourth wicket after West Indies had been struggling at 50 for 3. The West Indies went on to win by 17 runs.
Built as a residence for the Archbishop Ferdinand Maximilien Mériadec de Rohan between 1771 and 1784, the palace would serve as residence until the French Revolution when it would be variously re-purposed until 1835 when it became Bordeaux's city hall.
The tower visible sticking up behind the palace belongs to the Cathedral of Saint Andrew
Rohan (Jojo - Diamond is Unbreakable) - Lady Strange Cosplay
Photographer Page - Dan Seiter Photography
I built this almost a year ago, I think in July. The pictures have been sitting on my camera since then. This scene is one of my favorites from the movies, I really like how it looks. At the time, this was the extent of my LotR minifigure collection, hence why I built it.
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May 2013
One of the more unusual vehicles in the country, Rohan Transport VDL SB4000 / Hispano was new to Matthew's in January 2009. It is seen heading for the quays
Ryan Janek Wolowski hosts the Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Opening Night Gala at Cinema Arts Centre in the Sky Room Café presented by LIGALY Friday November 12th 2010 from 8:00 - 11:00 pm
Walk the Pink Carpet at the lavish opening night gala in the cinema's Sky Room, included in admission to Fishnet or Violet Tendencies. Entertainment by piano keyboard vocalist Lydia Sabosto with hors d'œuvres provided by the Thatched Cottage, This is Long Island's premier social event.
****OPENING NIGHT FILM****
Fishnet
(Brian Pelletier, USA, 2010, 85 min)
When two girlfriends and burlesque dancers accidentally get involved in a mob hit, they hit the road only to turn a small town upside down. In an effort to earn some money to return home the girls start a burlesque show at a local truck stop. The show becomes the hottest thing to hit Texas since Charlene Tilton on Dallas. This not only causes a big controversy in a little town but also sends the mob, the police, and the media after them . As the clothes come off the bullets fly. Director Brian Pelletier's will be in attendance with 25 Random Things I Did During My Big Fat Lesbian Depression, (Christine J. Russo, USA, 2009, 11 min) My Big Fat Lesbian Depression takes a comedic look at one lesbian's journey of recovery from an unreal break up. From eating excessive amounts of frozen yogurt, leaning on friends, to yoga in the desert to entering a twelve step program. 25 Random Things uses the framework of social media to poke fun at some of the crazy, yet personal things we do in life to get through our darkest moments in order to move on from the past and emerge into a lighter state of being.
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The LI Gay and Lesbian Film Festival is a non-profit organization bringing Long Island a unique cultural events every year which showcase gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender experiences in cinema.
The Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival runs from Friday November 12th 2010 through Thursday November 18th 2010
For a listing of all of the films that will be shown as well as parties / celebrations planned at this years festival visit
For a full gallery of photos from the festival visit
www.flickr.com/photos/ryanisland/sets/72157623501526869/
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Cinema Arts Centre
423 Park Avenue
Huntington, NY 11743
(631) 423-7611
The Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
P.O. Box 360
East Northport, NY 11731
LIGALY
Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth
34 Park Avenue
Bay Shore, NY 11706
631-665-2300
The Historical Thatched Cottage
445 East Main Street
Centerport, NY 11721
(631) 261-1900
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Photos by
Ryan Janek Wolowski