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Wilpattu sanctuary was decalred as a National Park in 1938, Wilpattu National Park is located on the west coast close to the historical city of Anuradhapura .The dry zone jungle is thickly grown. Wilpattu Natonal Park is home for many villus, or natural lakes which dot the landscape in the Wilpattu National Park. Except for two, These lakes contain rainwater, thus are important for resident and migratory water-birds.
The history of the park is also of interest with ancient ruins having been discovered in Wilpattu National Park. Queen named “Kuweni” (considered to be the mother of the Sinhala race) is said to have lived in the place known as Kalli Villu. Historical evidence also shows the fact that Prince Saliya, son of King Dutugemunu lived in Wilpattu over 2,000 years ago.
As far as you can see on the land and out to the sea.
There's something very wrong and its time to change.
We are going to need a helping hand.
We want to save the world and we hope that you can understand.
This is really a very catchy song. If you want to find out more....Save My World or Saving Gaia.
Pepperdine's shot on the corner kick ends up bouncing off goalkeeper Julia Cili before Angie Galo can kick it away. Illinois was credited with a team save here.
Pepperdine's Taylor Bloom seems to have headed the ball in this play but she did not get credit for the shot on goal.
16-212 was part of a series of six Catalinas purchased from the US Navy in 1951. They were registered 16-211 through 16-216. Completely overhauled at Aviolanda Papendrecht, the aircraft were flown to New Guinea. Assigned to squadron 321. The 16-211 and 16-213 were lost in 1952 due to flying accidents.
In 1954, 16-212 and 16-216 were flown back to the Netherlands to replace the retired Supermarine Sea Otters of squadron 8 at Valkenburg Naval Air Station. The new task became SAR. On November 8, 1954, the first sea rescue mission was flown.
16-212 left the factory in 1944 with Patrol Bombing Squadron VPB73 of the US Navy. It was used for bombing and patrol flights over the Atlantic Ocean. About 1,600 flying hours have been made. In Dutch service another 1,340 will be added, so for a total of 2,940 flying hours.
On 4 February 1957 the aircraft was withdrawn from strength. Fortunately, it was not demolished, but started a new life as playground equipment at Bosbad Hoeven in Brabant. The Catalina has stood here for years. I myself can still remember a visit to this enormous playground with my primary school class. Unfortunately, the condition of the aircraft deteriorated and the maintenance costs became too high. The end was still looming: the rescue device now had to be rescued itself! Fortunately, Naval Aviation personnel took action. The Military Aviation Museum at Kamp van Zeist took the dismantled aircraft into its depot. Unfortunately, the splashing in the open air did not do the aircraft any good, action was needed again.
In the 1990s, it was again decided to refurbish the Naval Air Base Valkenburg. During this period, unfortunately, major damage was caused to the wings. During a storm, the wings stored in the open air were carried away on the wind. They were found badly damaged the next day. To prevent further damage, the fuselage, wings and engines were safely stored shortly afterwards at the brand new National Military Museum in Soesterberg.
In 2019, the only flightworthy Catalina in the Netherlands was sold to an American private individual and left the country. The Neptune Association Foundation, which maintains this aircraft, turned to the National Military Museum with an offer to refurbish the Catalina. To exhibitable condition. Flying will never be possible again, and that is not the ambition, but exhibiting is.
The National Military Museum, the Neptune Association foundation, and the National Transport Museum in Nieuw-Vennep, where the restoration is taking place, have joined forces for the project. It's a huge job but it would be so nice if it could succeed in the coming years.
Some preservation-minded people turned this apartment building (330 Wythe) into a plea to save the Domino Sugar factory from destruction. Its landmark status is being considered now. Story from curbed.
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62/365 - Through The Glass - Stone Sour
Friday, the end of the week... I'm saved !
We went to the studio after courses this afternoon, Laurent was there with some students and we manage to use a part of the studio to shoot our daily pictures with Loic.
So we set up some Multiblitz flash and started to play with a medium format camera.
Not a lot of idea today, I'm really stoned, so I went for this mix with the Stone Sour lyrics.
I discuss a lot with Laurent this afternoon, it's always cool to have a conversation with him and get his feedback about my work. He encourages me to explore some different things from my actual work so I'll try some new things at times.
While we were discussing outside he found the scene for his own daily shot, just in front of the entrance of the school, check it here.
Link to Through the Glass - Stone Sour music video.
Light :
- 1 flash Multiblitz Xenolux 500 through square softbox 1/5 power, on the front right of Loic
- 1 flash Multiblitz Xenolux 500 1/5 power on the left reflecting on a white wall
- 1 flash Multiblitz Xenolux 500 2/5 power backlighting behind Loic on the right
Fired by sync cable.
Canon EOS 7D - EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
Sébastien Huruguen
Sarasota, Fla. -- 06/17/08 -- Rebecca Jordan, a volunteer at Mote Marine, tends to a pygmy killer whale at Mote Marine on Tuesday, June 17, 2008. The animals were found Monday and taken to Mote for medical treatment. Both are very weak and require assistance in the water.
This is my first attempt at designing and assembling save the date tickets for my destination wedding. Yes it was quite a process but I'm pretty happy with the results. Envelopes were made from vellum paper. They were scored, folded, and then embossed with two palm trees. The sleeves were made from sparkle merlot card stock, scored, folded, and embossed. The tickets were printed three to a sheet on Aspire Petallics metallic paper. The corners were rounded and sides were cut each by hand with an x-acto.
Completely free to use image of the word save, as always, a link back to www.visioncreation.co.uk would be nice, but not required.
Kyle first met Amanda by being lured to her playing of Pachelbel's Canon. He entered her house and snuck up behind her to listen. Kyle then began to feel sadness and started crying. Amanda heard and noticed him. Startled, Kyle ran back to the Trager residence. Amanda and her mother, Carol, went to the Tragers that night. Carol explained to Nicole Trager that Kyle had entered their house uninvited. Kyle was there with Nicole, and he began to develop a crush on Amanda. Amanda clearly was not as upset as her mother and even bid Kyle farewell when they left.
A few nights later, Kyle calmed a stray dog by staring it in the eye. Amanda, looking out the window, was surprised. Amanda then explained to Kyle about "down time" and how his family would have to be searching for him.
Later, while driving home, Amanda was surprised to see Kyle jumping off the roof. This caused her to crash into some trash cans. Amanda asked Kyle if she should conceal the damage done to the car or admit to the damage. Kyle then told her to simply admit it. Amanda then told Kyle to wish her luck. Later, Carol was very upset to hear that the car was damaged. Kyle then arrived to defend Amanda, lying that he had caused the wreck. Carol scolded Kyle and told him that he was not allowed near her daughter or her property.
A few days later, Lori took Kyle and Josh to the swimming pool where Amanda was a lifeguard. While Lori, Josh and Hillary talked, Kyle dove into the pool but quickly drowned. Amanda dove in after him and saved him. While she began to pat him down, he got an erection. This was very embarrassing for Kyle. That night, Amanda arrived to the Tragers' house to see Kyle. She entered Kyle's room to see many pictures drawn of her. This scared her very much. As she exited, she bumped into Kyle who was holding one of Josh's pornographic magazines. She quickly hurried out of the house. The next day, Kyle and Lori showed up for swimming lessons with her. Kyle immediately learned how to swim extraordinarily well. They spoke about the pictures he drew of her and he explained he drew so many because something was missing. She invited him over the next day while her mom was out of the house. While he visited, she explained how her father died the previous year. She also told him that to make good art, he must be able to imagine things as well. The weekend before school began, she went to a party where she met up with Kyle. Before he could speak, Amanda's boyfriend, Charlie Tanner, showed up. He was introduced to Kyle.
As school began, Amanda sat at a lunch table with Charlie which hurt Kyle's feelings. That day, Amanda and Charlie visited Kyle in the school library. After Kyle shunned Charlie, Charlie confided to Amanda that he did not think Kyle liked him. Amanda dismissed this, but later returned to the library. She questioned Kyle if he likes her in a romantic way. Kyle lied and replied, "we're friends".
A week later, a huge rainstorm hit Seattle. Since Carol was out of the house and her power went out, Amanda went over to the Tragers' house. While she, Lori, Josh, Kyle and Declan waited for the power to turn on. Kyle used a Ouija board and finds a strange number, 781227. The weather began to clear up and they went outside. After Declan makes a rude comment about someone being dead, Kyle began to become afraid, telling everyone to return into the house. As they ran, a bolt of lightning hit a flower pot, shattering it. When the power turned on, Amanda and Kyle searched 781227 on the internet. The kids talked about how bad they would feel if they didn't have a past. Amanda returned to talk to Kyle about her father in his tub which she dubbed "Wallow Central." This made Kyle feel much better.
During the basketball season, Amanda was forced to go to the Beachwood basketball games to keep Charlie's stats. During the championship, she and Lori sat together.
At the Beachwood Carnival a few weeks later, Amanda and Charlie showed up. Amanda convinced Kyle to ride on the Merry-Go-Round but was unable to convince Charlie. While on the ride, Kyle suffered a seizure. Everyone hurried to the hospital and Amanda told Lori to tell Kyle she's thinking about him.
The next weekend was Amanda's confirmation. As Amanda attempted to speak to Kyle outside the church, she was pulled away by her mother. The next day, Amanda visited Kyle and told him that he should find a saint. This prompted Kyle to go to church. The following day, at Kyle's going away party, she bid Kyle farewell.