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The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Photo was taken on September 15, 2006 at 4:21pm at the Puyallup Fair, Washington
Canon 1D Mark II N camera; Canon 50mm F/1.4 lens @ F/3.2, 1/250 second, ISO 1600
Finalist at BetterPhoto.com for September, 2006
Tapered legs with brass ferrules. Beautiful graining. Hard to argue with perfect size and shape. Thanks Geoff and Jen.
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Took advantage of the lab's discount on standout. So now I'm finally going to have some product shots of samples.
That's Liz Leighton's baby from the FL Mixer. Sooooo cute!
MH434 at the hands of Brian Smith touching down after closing out the Duxford Battle of Britain Airshow 2019 with a standout display.
You can reach me at kinzco@domain900.net.
Kenny K
Measurements 60 inches long x 17.5 inches wide x 16 inches tall.
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Very standout from the crowd of cars was this LJ Torana that was at the show.
Taken at Horsham Car & Bike Show, Horsham, Victoria in 2013.
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Mau Ena (#50) the 6'-2" 285 lb Junior standout Linemen from division 1 Vista High School is recognized by the San Diego Union Tribune and Coaches with an All-League 1st Team Defensive award for his play during the 2013 season. Mau is a Top College Prospect for the Class of 2015 both as defensive Nose Guard and Offensive Center.
The Complete UT San Diego Awards list can be found at: m.utsandiego.com/news/2014/jan/03/2013-All-league-footbal...
Mau's Complete Video Highlight Gallery can be found at: www.youtube.com/user/bigmauena?feature=watch
Mau's Recruiting Website can be found at: new.berecruited.com/athletes/1679260
Mau's College Prep Portfolio Website can be found at: mauenaportfolio.wordpress.com/
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Gran Canaria, Canary Islands (Thursday, May 12, 2011) – The Asp 3-Star Islas Canarias Santa Pro Junior, Event nº3 of 7 on the Asp Europe Men’s Pro Junior Series ran through to complete Round Two with standout surfers Dimitri Ouvre (BRB) 19, and Tom Cloarec (FRA) 17, leading the remaining Top Seeds through stormy on-shore conditions in peaky 3-4ft waves at La Cicer.
Surfers competing at the Islas Canarias Santa Pro Junior are out to claim the valuable ranking points on offer at this 3-Star rated event and place themselves in the race for the overall European Pro Junior title and the chance to compete in the Asp World Junior Series starting in Bali, Indonesia on October 3, 2011.
Ouvre, who won last week’s Somo Pro Junior, continued his run of form opening his account with a solid ride to control the heat. With minutes remaining Ouvre tore apart a peeling left wall with three critical snaps in the pocket to lock in an 8.57 out of 10, the highest single-wave score of the event.
“It is really hard out there today. There are some fun set waves but you have to wait for the good ones and sometimes it is difficult because you see so many waves coming through. You have to wait for the bigger ones to get the good scores but at the same time it is hard too.”
Ouvre’s surfing and his relaxed approach to competitive surfing has shown positive results so far this year and the current leader on the Asp European Men’s Pro Junior series looks set to put in a big performance on the Pro Junior rankings in 2011.
“I have no pressure on me and I want to take it heat after heat. It is ok if I lose but I want to win for sure another Pro Junior. I want to surf and I am feeling confident but not too much which is good.”
“This is a good place to make a contest,” explained Ouvre about La Cicer. “Sure there are waves in Canarias which are better but here is good for a contest because there are many waves and you are not going to lose because you can’t get any waves. You take your waves for sure and you are going to have your two scores.”
Tom Cloarec (FRA) 17, ignited in his early morning heat as he destroyed a long left with fully committed fins-free forehand snaps to claim an 8.43 out of 10. Cloarec showed loads of speed and flow to highlight his performance in the tough conditions on offer to advance through to Round Three ahead of Ethan Egiguren (EUK) who placed second.
“In the beginning of the heat I didn’t get any good waves but then that left came in and I surfed it well and I got an 8. It is a fun wave to surf if you can catch the good one.”
“I prefer to surf the lefts,” continued Cloarec. “I saw that they would be better during my heat so my plan was to try and find them. I want to get a result here but I am trying not to think about it too much and just concentrate on my surfing.”
Kieren Bulard (REU) 19, impressed in the tricky conditions with flowing rail turns despite the battering winds and face chop on the shifting peaks. Building on his initial scores, Bulard finished with the modest total of 9.17 out of 20 to take out a low scoring encounter.
“It is smaller today and I caught a couple of mushy waves but I am happy because in the end I got through my heat. I got a 5-point ride and then after that I tried to catch a good wave to build on my scores but I didn’t find a better wave. It was ok because no one else found another good wave either. I wasn’t nervous because I saw that the others were scoring low, getting 2 or 3 point rides.”
Bulard, ranked nº17 on the Asp European rankings, is concentrating on the higher rated Pro Junior events for his 2011 campaign and made his first appearance after his 9th place finish on home soil in Reunion Island last month.
“This is my second event after the Reunion Island Pro Junior. I arrived in France one month ago to do my practical studies as a coach and I have been surfing and training in Seignosse.”
Pierre-Valentin Laborde (Hossegor, FRA) 19, one of Europe’s most experience campaigners, showed his talents on the moving peaks with a powerful display of forehand gouges and committed close-out turns to cruise through to the next Round.
“When you get a wave you don’t know if it will be a good one or not so I tried to do at least one big turn to try and build up some scores. I have some good boards here with me but it is so difficult to surf out there because it is so mushy so I used a normal board and it went good in today’s conditions.”
“This is my last year as a junior,” stated Laborde. “I did the Reunion Pro Junior and came fifth there so I am pretty confident at the moment and I want to be in the race for the European title.”
Charly Termeau (Hossegor, FRA) 14, one of the youngest competitors in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro Junior, advanced in second place behind Laborde in a tight battle over Pedro Berasaluce (EUK) and local Kai Garcia (CNY). Termeau clinched his place in the next Round with a series of flowing forehand snaps to secure a 5.17 out of 10.
“I am happy with the result because I was against guys who are older than me and it is not easy for me to pass heats. The right I caught was probably the best of the heat but it was not the perfect wave so it is difficult to surf out there. I got through to Round Three in Somo last week and I want to do better here again.”
For all results, videos, daily highlights, photos and news log-on to www.aspeurope.com
Upcoming Islas Canarias Santa Pro Junior Round Three Matchups
Heat 1: Gaspard Larsonneur (FRA), Ander Mendiguren (EUK), Vasco Ribeiro (PRT), Joao Kopke (PRT)
Heat 2: Ramzi Boukhiam (MAR), Diodo Appleton (PRT), Jose Ferreira (PRT), Hugo Debosc (REU)
Heat 3: Medi Veminardi (REU), Alex Gironi (EUK), Tristan Guilbaud (FRA) , Pablo Pola (FRA)
Heat 4: Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA), Miguel Blanco (PRT), Nelson Cloarec (FRA), Ian Fontaine (FRA)
Heat 5: Tom Cloarec (FRA), Kieren Bulard (REU), Remi Petersen (NLD), Borja Agote (EUK)
Heat 6: Ethan Egiguren (EUK), Francisco Alves (PRT), Dimitri Ouvre (BRB), Jules Thomet (FRA)
Heat 7: William Aliotti (FRA), Angelo Bonomelli (ITA), Charly Termeau (FRA), Luis Eyre (GBR)
Heat 8: Stuart Campbell (GBR), Hugo Palmarini (REU), Pierre-Valentin Laborde (FRA), Frederico Morais (PRT)
Remaining Islas Canarias Santa Pro Junior Round Two Results
Heat 9: Tom Cloarec (FRA) 13.03, Ethan Egiguren (EUK) 9.84, Imanol Yeregi (EUK) 6.16, Jose De Armas (CNY) 3.37
Heat 10: Kieren Bulard (REU) 9.17, Francisco Alves (PRT) 7.23, Pedro Correia (PRT) 6.73, Tim Latte (SWE) 6.63
Heat 11: Dimitri Ouvre (BRB) 14.64, Remi Petersen (NLD) 8.20, Ugo Robin (FRA) 7.30, Manix Bikuna (EUK) 6.43
Heat 12: Jules Thomet (FRA) 11.17, Borja Agote (EUK) 10.16, Gil Keren (ISR) 8.43, Luca Dioguardi (CYN) 4.50
Heat 13: William Aliotti (FRA) 8.17, Stuart Campbell (GBR) 7.63, Roberto Letemendia (EUK) 7.30, Juan Fernandez (ESP) 6.10
Heat 14: Angelo Bonomelli (ITA) 9.67, Hugo Palmarini (REU) 9.56, Miguel Villalba (ESP) 4.27, Lewis Leadbetter (CNY) 3.83
Heat 15: Pierre-Valentin Laborde (FRA) 11.00, Charly Termeau (FRA) 8.74, Pedro Berasaluce (EUK) 7.80, Kai Garcia (CNY) 3.47
Heat 16: Frederico Morais (PRT) 13.73, Luis Eyre (GBR) 10.00, Ivan Gonzalez (ESP) 6.00, Nico Aguirre (CNY) 4.56
Taken in Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh. Was going to leave the shot as taken but liked the result of draining all colours out but the reds, so this is the final result.
Part of The Mull & Cornish Choo-Choo set.
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
You can reach me at kinzco@domain900.net.
Kenny K
Measurements 60 inches long x 17.5 inches wide x 16 inches tall.
Cuban standout Erislandy Lara connects with right hand to the face of Delvin Rodriguez during their June 12, 2015 Premier Boxing Champmions Super welterweight bout. Lara went on to win by 12 round decision and improved to 21-2-2 (12 KOs). Rodriguez dropped to 28-8-4 (16 KOs).
Standout Fall - Della Roux
I love the fact that they (IT) gave her the forward looking eyes. Kind of tried of the side glance that she normally comes with.
Cuban standout Erislandy Lara looks at Delvin Rodriguez after the knocking him down during their June 12, 2015 Premier Boxing Champmions Super welterweight bout. Lara went on to win by 12 round decision and improved to 21-2-2 (12 KOs). Rodriguez dropped to 28-8-4 (16 KOs).
UPDATE-- 12/2/12 This one has is off to North Carolina. Everything always finds it way to right place, and Mira & family were really determined to nab this one. The reward? You now have even more Milo B. Bravo.
Perhaps the standout pair of loans for Hull Fair services this year, which encouraged me well and truly not to miss out this year, were two 'Gold'-branded Enviro400 MMCs, one from the East and West divisions respectively. The East Midlands, of course, isn't Gold country. I wonder why? Do we have an abundance of branded services already? Our last 'proper' Gold buses came in 2019 to cover for buses on loan for the long-departed Lincoln Christmas Market, so let's just say I was positively itching to go catch them... or, at least, one of them.
However, with Saturday no longer an option for... well, the rugby, here's where my plans for today started to fall apart. See, I was thinking this year I might start out at Humber Bridge to catch the first buses heading out while it was still daylight. Unfortunately, I arrived a bit too early, meaning the buses were bunched too close together, and there was nowhere sensible to park without having to pay up. It just so happened, also, that all the out-of-county loanees were allocated here. So... yeah, given the circumstances, this was the best I could do. Ah man.
Somehow the best service shot I could get of one of the two loaned Golds, given the circumstances, Stagecoach West's 10902, a 2017 ADL Enviro400 MMC numerically up from the previous InterConnect (but not by registration!) and originally branded, quite fittingly, for Cheltenham's Park & Ride 93, is seen on loan to Hull and heading up the leafy concubines of Ferriby Road on its first Park & Ride 22 of the night. Interesting to note that this coming from Cheltenham, this is the furthest south a bus has travelled from to be on loan for Hull Fair duties.
Team GD expands somewhat on the morning of day 30, welcoming celebrity vet Marc Abraham at The Royal Pavilion. Team GD even met Brighton and Hove Mayor, Cllr Denise Cobb.
Reliving my to trip to Europe Sept - Nov 2012.
Millennium Bridge, Thames Embankment, London Oct 22, 2012 England. We had to wait for about 30 mins until the Millennium bridge was open again after some repairs. Day two of our stay in London. The weather wasn't kind to us!
In 1996, the Financial Times held an international competition in conjunction with the London Borough of Southwark and the Royal Institute of British Architects to design a new footbridge crossing the Thames between Southwark and Blackfriars bridges.
It would be the first pedestrian river crossing over the Thames in central London for more than a century, opening in time for the first year of the new Millennium.
It is a 325m steel bridge linking the City of London at St. Paul's Cathedral with the Tate Modern Gallery at Bankside.
Although the Millennium Bridge, like all bridges, was designed to cope with a degree of movement it soon became clear that things were going seriously awry as the deck swayed about like a drunken sailor.
Elderly walkers clung on to the side of the bridge. People reported feeling seasick. The swaying bridge was looking like an expensive fairground ride.
So the bridge was instantly renamed as 'The Wobbly Bridge', and after two days of random swaying, swinging and oscillating wildly, the bridge was closed down by embarrassed engineers.
After a prolonged series of tests, it was decided to adopt passive damping system which would harness the movements of the structure to absorb energy.
After nearly two years of testing, the alterations were deemed a success and the bridge finally reopened to the public in February 2002 - and the swaying was banished forever!
For More Info: www.urban75.org/london/millennium.html
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Former amateur standout, Gary “Mr.” Russell Jr. (20W-0-12KO’s) put on yet another remarkable performance as he went on to destroy tough Mexican pugilist, Christopher Perez (23W-3L-14KO’s) in just three rounds. After a very cautious first round, the speed and power of Russell would prove to be the difference. A beautiful left-right combination would send Perez sprawling to the canvas at the end of the second round. Although Perez arose to beat the count and survive the second round, it seemed only a matter of time before Russell put an abrupt end to things. The third round began with Perez being dropped immediately by a devastating left hand. Russell would drop Perez twice more with concussive combinations en route to another tremendous victory. Veteran referee Pat Russell would end the action at 1:41 of the third to save Perez from any more unnecessary punishment.
Descriptions via TheKoncreteJunle.com j.mp/OXkbKY