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Last night I made an attempt to photograph our Christmas lights. It was hard, because you can't shoot in low-light with the manual setting without creating lots of noise. So instead I went close up on one light, with lots out-of-focus in the background. I love how this one turned out!
Recipe for Success Foundation and chairs, Leisa Holland-Nelson & Laura Max Nelson hosted the first event of Dress for Dinner Season V at Saks Fifth Avenue on Oct. 10, 2013. All proceeds from the fashionable event series benefit the Recipe for Success Foundation.
The country’s most admired designers support Recipe for Success Foundation’s work to combat childhood obesity by participating in the charity’s annual Dress for Dinner series, which has raised over $500,000 in the last decade. www.recipe4success.org
imagine that success comes in cans
how much will you pay for it? or you will depend on yourself to success?
التجمه
تخيل النجاح يجي في علب ...
كم ستدفع لشراء هذه العلب ؟ او انك ستعتمد على نفسك لتصل للنجاح الذي تريده؟
Name: Success is Limitless
Location: Theatre Royal, Winchester
Created By: The Henry Beaufort School
Design Inspiration
Central to the Henry Beaufort school are the students. Our school motto ‘Pride, Happiness, Ambition’ reflects our highly inclusive culture where we celebrate difference and diversity. Over the past 50 years we have proven that success is limitless for the individual and the community if we all work together.
Foto quiz!!!
Sapete dov'è stata scattata questa immagine?
Una indicazione: a Torino
Buon quiz a tutti!
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* Un volto senza tratti caratteristici è come un libro di cui non si può citar nulla.
Joseph Joubert, Pensieri, 1838 (postumo)
* A face without distinctive features is a book which can not be cither nothing.
Joseph Joubert, Pensées, 1838 (posthumously)
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La risposta è nell' immagine successiva.
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A second hatching on Ladyton Loch for this little grebe. As far as I can see, there is only the one chick.
Substantial crop but her success needs to be recorded!
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A success quote from my blog www.successmessages.blogspot.com/
You are free to use this and any other image I own but please attribute it to my blog address as shown above.
Sunday 2nd September saw the annual passing out ceremony for Bedfordshire Police Cadets at Police HQ, Kempston.
This sees Cadets from both Luton and Bedford come together for a final time before the senior cadets leave. The ceremony held at police headquarters in Kempston was to thank the Cadets, who work across the county, for their support over the past year and to celebrate them passing their eNVQ Level Two in Public Services. The Passing Out Parade was supported by Barnfield College, which accredit the Cadets’ qualifications. The Cadet Scheme is aimed at young people aged 16 to 18-years-old. As well as completing qualifications, Cadets receive training in law, police powers and police procedures and assist in many community events.
The ceremony began with a parade by the combined cadets, followed by an inspection by the Chief Constable, Alf Hitchcock and invited guests; the High Sheriff for Bedfordshire, Jack Sapsworth and the Vice Lord Lieutenant, Colin Mason. This concluded with a fly past by the force helicopter XA-99. The families then proceeded to the Lecture Theatre, where the cadets received their NVQ in Public Services certificate from the Chief Constable.
Mr Hitchcock said: “The Cadets are a credit to the Force. They are hard-working, volunteering many hours of their spare time. They are always well presented and always professional and polite. We are very proud of them being the public face of the Force at the many events and operations they assist at.”
“It’s fantastic to see so many young people involved in the Cadets scheme and to see them develop into such impressive individuals. I wish those who have graduated from the Cadets every success and look forward to working with our new intake, along with those who have moved onto their second year or are staying on in the Force, to become Support Volunteers.”
Seventeen of the second year Cadets that have graduated from the scheme have opted to become Support Volunteers and 66 new Cadets have joined Bedfordshire Police. This year, the cadets have attended over 100 events with a total of over 3000 hours of duty. Many of these have been community events which may not have been held without the support of the volunteer cadets. For more information about Bedfordshire Police Cadets scheme click, here
At Bedfordshire Police our aim is "fighting crime, protecting the public."
We cover 477 square miles, serve a population of around 550,000 and employ in the region of 1,260 Police Officers, 950 police staff and 120 Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs). For more information about Bedfordshire Police visit our website www.bedfordshire.police.uk
On a visit to Willowbank wild life park with a Flickr friend September 2019 Christchurch, New Zealand.
Founded by the Willis family more than four decades ago, Willowbank is still owned and operated by members of the founding family. With more than 120 000 annual visitors, and growing, Willowbank is popular with local, national and international visitors.
New Zealand’s most comprehensive NZ themed wildlife park, the Willowbank experience tells the story of our country’s natural heritage. Using pioneering and innovative display techniques, with an emphasis on creating a natural environment and an up-close and personal interactive experience, Willowbank showcases one of New Zealand’s best displays of native species. Willowbank was the first to open a glass-free nocturnal house for kiwi in a natural environment, guaranteeing viewings every time.
Willowbank is a New Zealand leader in conservation, with success in many national, Australasian and in-house breeding programmes focusing on New Zealand native and endangered species, as well as many rare and heritage breeds of farm stock. Scientific research projects, and local partners including the Department of Conservation, the Styx River Living Laboratory, the Rare Breeds Society, the NZ Conservation Trust and the South Island Wildlife Hospital, are supported by and work alongside Willowbank.
For More Info: www.willowbank.co.nz/about-us/history/
This photo shows that we must accept success(sunlight) with open arms when it shines upon us and make maximum utilization of it for the betterment of ourselves.
way to success always blurry and hard to keep up to the end but a lease u see the other successful people footsteps there just follow it but in your way .....
As part of a project at the University of Sheffield we conducted some interviews with people who use Flickr. One thing that interested us was the many different types of benefits people got through their Flickr activity.
Here is an inspiring success story...
Do you have a success story about using Flickr? Post a comment if you have!
Success
Convict ship
Chicago World's Fair
1933-34
I'm not sure where exactly this ship was on display at the Fair -- any ideas, anyone? Looks to be the downtown area from the buildings in the background.
This ship actually had quite an interesting history: