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The DeKalb Medical Cancer Center offers a wide variety of support groups for cancer patients and survivors.
What can you do to Support the Writers Strike?
Well you can join our effort to show the Suits at the AMPTP that the fans are more than numbers on a page. We can show them that we are people who take our enterainment more seriously than they do.
Do you buy DVD's based on the company that produced them or the story or stories they tell?
If you buy DVD's for the stories we need your help.
Since the AMPTP don't seem to understand words very well or else they would have given writers a fair deal in the first place. Maybe they would understand pictures better.
So here is the plan.
Take a photo of yourself, your friends, your family, or heck even your pet with your favorite DVD or DVD's in one shot or multiple shots. Include your location and name (optional) in the shot.
Then send the photo to photos4signs@fans4writers.com.
What are we going to do with them, well we are going to create a picture book from them and send it to Each of the Big Six AMPTP corporations, as well as Nick Counter to let them know we are watching. If we get enough photos we may even do a big postcard campaign with the photos.
However, what we need now are your photos. Spread the word far and wide among as many fandoms as you belong too.
Maybe we cannot do a million fan march but we can do a photo barrage that will make it feel like it.
BTW - You can be as creative as you want but try to keep the photos clean.
If you don't have DVD's or you want to do more .... then also take photos in front of your TV (preferablely in front of snow screen or off) holding a sign representing your TV viewage and your support of the writers.
So whose with me?
signature campaign for the "Kunsthaus tacheles"
house of alternative culture and art
berlin,pariser platz
13th april....2012
Area Support Group Afghanistan (ASG-A) personnel attended the command’s September hail and farewell at ASG-A Headquarters on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. After the formal recognitions, attendees enjoyed food and games. ASG-A provides base life support to more than 35,000 personnel throughout the Combined Joint Operations Area Afghanistan. Those personnel include U.S. military, DOD Civilian, Contractor and Coalition Forces contributing to the NATO-led Resolute Support Train, Advise and Assist Mission. ASG-A base life support services encompass everything from law enforcement and public works to billeting, food service and quality of life.
Cafe au Chocolat
Cafe au Chocolat began welcoming customers through its doors in Irongmonger Street in Stamford on Wednesday 30 July 2014.
SKDC's business support scheme helped new business owner Krystyna Szypryt with marketing and staffing advice and also looked at methods of recruitment.
The former Blockbuster video rental shop has been transformed and they hope the high standard of products will add something new to Stamford's long list of coffee shops.
The cafe offers its own blends of coffee as well as handmade crêpes and a wide range of specially-selected dark and milk chocolates you will not find in the supermarket.
Owner, Mrs Szypryt said: "I took voluntary redundancy from my previous job, as owning a coffee shop is something I've wanted to do since I was a teenager."
For further information on business support visit www.skdc4business.co.uk or contact the economic development team on 01476 40 60 80 or email ecodev@southkesteven.gov.uk
Orto botanico dell'Università degli Studi di Padova:
The Cactus House in the Botanic Garden of Padua is a dedicated greenhouse showcasing a diverse collection of cacti and succulent plants, many of which are native to arid regions around the world. It was constructed in the 19th century as part of the garden's expansion and has since become a key feature for studying xerophytic plant life. The house maintains a controlled environment to support the unique needs of these plants, offering visitors an opportunity to explore the remarkable adaptations of desert flora.
The Botanic Garden of Padua, established in 1545, holds the distinction of being the oldest academic botanical garden in the world, and it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997 for its historical and scientific significance. It was founded by the University of Padua to provide students with a space for studying plants and medicine, reflecting the growing Renaissance interest in the natural sciences. The garden’s design is notable for its influence on the development of botanical gardens globally, combining academic research with practical applications in medicine and agriculture. The garden also serves as a symbol of the advancement of scientific knowledge during the Renaissance, particularly in the fields of botany and pharmacology.
The garden's main features include its structured layout, which is divided into distinct sections representing various plant species and their uses, from medicinal to ornamental. A central focus is the "oldest surviving plant bed," where medicinal plants have been cultivated for centuries. The garden also houses rare and endangered species, a historical collection of trees, and an impressive array of flowers and herbs. One of its most iconic structures is the Torre del Linneo (Linnaeus Tower), which honors the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus and his contribution to modern taxonomy. The Botanic Garden of Padua continues to be a vital center for scientific research, environmental conservation, and public education.
WAIKIKI, Hawaii - 9th Mission Support Command Warriors past and present joined wounded warriors, veterans and families to compete and partake in the Malama Na Koa Wounded Warrior Regatta Aug. 18, 2018. Launched in 2009, Malama Na Koa organized the regatta to assist recovering troops through the ‘healing power’ of the Hawaiian waters. The first event took place at the Pearl Harbor Marina with 67 teams from the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and other organizations. The Hawaii Chapter of the Association of the United States Army has hosted the event since 2014. The Na Koa Wounded Warrior Canoe Regatta has since expanded to include Gold Star families in the Wounded Warrior & Family Division, a Youth Honor Heat, two VIP Exhibition Heats, and a Gold Star Medallion Presentation. The event has grown to include nearly 500 paddlers, 175 volunteers, and roughly 300-400 spectators.
With participation from high level representation from the GCC states and Yemen FAO organized an event to highlight Blue Transformation and the development of climate change agenda in line with the preparation of 2023 UNFCC’sCOP 28 in the United Arab Emirates. The event support GCC countries and Yemen to better adjust the support FAO providing to its member states.
@FAO/FAME Media production
Saab Support Convoy. On 17.1.2010 around 500 Dutch Saab owners had a gathering in Soesterberg/Holland to express their support to the Saab brand, factory and employees during these difficult times for this famous Swedish car maker.
Camera settings:
Camera mode: P mode
Elements:
Line: the cracks on the tree act to draw the attention of the viewer towards the tree and emphasising the tree as being weak, so it looks like it needs the wires support more.
Texture: the bark appears cracked, broken and torn giving it the appearance of being old and weak.
Principles:
Unity: the photo has other trees in the background but they are far enough away that it seems as though the tree is standing by itself, so it needs the support of the wire.
Depth of field: The background of the photo is blurred and out of focus making the primary tree stand out more so it seem more by itself.
Contrast: The tree has dark spots that draw the attention of the viewer away from the background of the photo.
Lighting:
The lighting comes in from the side so that it emphasizes the texture and lines on the trees bark, the shadows created by the lighting increase the contrast of the photo
Post Production:
Contrast: the contrast increased the emphasis on the tree and made the shadows and lines stand out more
Saturation: the saturation emphasizes some colour in the tree making it appear more defined
Critique:
Strengths:
-the lighting helps to emphasize the trees texture really well.
-the photos depth of field was executed well to make the tree stand out more in the frame
Area that needs improvement:
-the wire could have followed the rule of thirds a bit better.
This is a new design for Grizzly Mountain Arts! Dave has crafted the beautiful 1 7/8 inch acorn whorl of this support spindle from poplar. Pyrography, burn etching, was used to create the details on the acorn's cap. The 11 1/2 inch long shaft was created from walnut and the weight of this spindle in 51 grams (1.8 ounces).
Supported by Kid Decker, l.f.singer, likk, Shisha PM & Myrra Rós
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Melodica Festival Aarhus - Day 2
July 17 & 18 2010
Tir Na Nóg - Irish House
Our Community Advocates are a special group of volunteers who support Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center by working as part of a group to raise awareness about their local Neighborhood Donor Center, encouraging their community to Commit for Life.
Their annual training was held on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, and included a "photo booth" ice breaker!
To learn more about volunteering with The Blood Center, please visit www.giveblood.org/volunteer
Supporting Waterford in Croke Park were Michael and Colin Smith and Hanna Dalton Thomson from Waterford City
Saen Byrne
The Harrisburg Recruiting Company supported the Second Annual Army Strong Tour – Pennsylvania Passing League – East Division tournament June 25 at Susquehanna Township High School in Harrisburg, Pa. This Army STRONG tournament is sponsored by the Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion and The Sports Flash Radio Network. Competing for the title as East champions were 8 schools, providing 9 teams, throughout central and Eastern Pennsylvania. The tournament consisted of 14-man teams participating in 7-on-7 passing competition games. This year’s PPL-East was a double-elimination tournament, guaranteeing each team to play in four games, which culminated in a championship game between Plymouth Whitemarsh “Colonials” and the Susquehanna Township “Indians.” The “Colonials,” who were making their first appearance in the league, took home the title from the host-school “Indians,” 31-18. Recruiters from Harrisburg, Lancaster and Reading Opportunity Centers supported the schools at the tournament by working as game and field managers, and score keepers. This is the second year that Susquehanna Township High School has hosted the PPL-East Championship. U.S. Army photos by Christine June, Harrisburg BN A&PA.