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Oh yeah! This is so awsome! This is a swedish magazine, about interior design and such, and with a countryside-nish. It has about 177 000 readers every month.
This is a fullpage ad for a interiour design & textil shop, in that magazine, that's situated near my bf's place. The photographer and maker of this ad is ME. My name is in the bottom left corner for everyone to see.
It's like.. the biggest thing that's ever happened to me :D
Miami Hurricanes "Home Field" 48" x 60" Woven Tapestry Throw These heirloom quality throws are a tribute to American craftsmanship. Throughout history, tapestries have commemorated special events. Tapestries are amazingly detailed and colorful. This throw can be used at the game, on a picnic, in the bedroom, or cuddle under it in the den while watching the game. Use it as a room accent, bed covering, throw blanket or wall-hanging. Tapestries are approx. 48" x 60" with fringes on all sides.
The Crystal Grottoes Caverns were founded in 1920 when the State Roads Commission was quarrying for limestone to build up and pave State Route 34. After successfully quarrying back a cliff that was 35 to 55 feet high and 150 feet deep, an unusual event occurred. The next time they started to drill, they lost their drill bits in the cave. Later, when dynamite was detonated in the drill holes, the first entrance was produced.
Playing along for Flickr Group Roulette Theme Day of Magazine Covers. I got my Fugger 2009 Calender in the mail a few days ago. Upon seeing the FGR theme for Tuesday I finally new how to photograph receiving it.
There aren't that many left and all the $money $ goes to charity.
Yes, the pictures are silly. Yes it's a matter of taste. Say what?
The most important part is how the cost goes to charities.
Charities: ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and Multiple Sclerosis.
This strikes a cord to me personally because I lost an aunt to MS a few years back. Her kind heart, warm smile and loving tone to life were such a joy to see even while her body failed her.
Thanks you The Trial and Grateful Clem for putting this together. Very proud to see we can be silly and do some good.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Individually hand-lettered wedding invitations
Each invitation was done by hand
Monogram was designed by me and made into a rubber stamp
(rubber stamp was made by CreativeMode)
www.flickr.com/photos/26307385@N08/
Monograms were then hand painted with an acrylic/gouache mix
I used gouache for the calligraphy
A very handmade wedding invitation set
all images
©2008 KisforCalligraphy
Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport. Area of Remembrance.
This panel shows those submariners who were lost from the following Depot Ships and etablishments:
Dolphin (Cont'd), Egmont, Elfin, Fearless, Forth, Iolaire, Lucia, Maidstone, Mary Rose, Medway, Medway II, Mercury, Neptune, Niobe, Onyx, Pembroke, Platypus, President, Chatham, Stonehouse, Saker, Talbot, Terror, Thames and Titania.
Lenox boys meet their match, fall to Whitensville Christian in state semifinals.Jeff Thomas, March 16, 2011 6:21 p.m...The Lenox boys basketball team found out that there is always someone a little bigger around the corner...Sporting a 6-foot-9 center as well as 6-7 and 6-5 forwards, Whitensville Christian hit the Millionaires early and never let them recover, beating Lenox 57-42 in the state Division III semifinal at the DCU Center...The Crusaders (22-2) advance to Saturday's state final where they will meet Watertown here at 12:30...Lenox, a team used to getting up early in its opponents, foud itself in a big hole early, trailing 15-6 after the first quarter and 31-13 at halftime...Senior center Hans Miersma had a lot to do with that. Besides scoring 16 points in the game he was a defensive force as the Millionaires were not used to facing an opponent so much bigger than them...Miersma had six blocked shots, four coming in the first half. Miersma, as well as 6-7 Justin Tienhaara and 6-5 Peter Koopman completely controlled the paint on both ends of the floor...With nowhere to go inside, the Millionaires took their game to the perimeter but could not connect...Austin Martin had the only 3-pointers for Lenox, all in the second half. He hit two to open the second half and the Millionaires made a run at the Crusaders...Martin stroked his third 3-pointer to get the Millionaires with six, 44-38, in the fourth quarter, but the Crusaders took advantage of the Lenox defense as it pressed to force turnovers, allowing Whitensville Christian to run...The Crusaders went on a 13-1 run that put an end to any hope the Millionaires had of reaching the state final...Taylor Bajema led the Crusaders with 19 points and Colin Richey added 16...Kevin Carpenter led the Millionaires with 12 points.
Shot at ISO 3200, Aperture of 8.0, Shutter speed of 1/80 and Focal Length of 11.0 mm
Processed by Aperture 3.1.1 on Wednesday March-16-2011 15:53 EDT PM
The sea Organization knows no shame when it comes to begging for money.
I resigned in 2010 because of the Sea Organization human rights violations - specifically their policy and practice of modern day slavery.
Afterward, I was declared a political enemy and excommunicated.
Despite that, the desperate Sea Of beggars continue to call, text and e-mail me for money.
Tláloc era el dios de la lluvia, dentro de la mitología mexica. De "tlalli", tierra y "octli", vino o licor, significa "vino de la tierra", o sea "la lluvia que la tierra bebe". Según el fraile dominico Diego Durán (1537-1588), Tláloc era el dios de los aguaceros y de los rayos, truenos y relámpagos, así como de todo género de tempestades.
Tláloc tuvo por compañera a Chalchiutlicue, la diosa de los mares y de los lagos, de los torrentes y de los ríos. El cronista Fernando de Alva Ixtlixóchitl (1568-1648) afirma que Tláloc fue rey de los quinamenti, pueblo de gigantes que habitaron el Valle de Anáhuac, mucho antes que los aztecas, y por cuyos valerosos méritos los hombres lo convirtieron en Dios.
Nuestros antepasados imaginaban al dios de la lluvia habitando en la cima de la montaña de Tláloc, localizada en el pueblo de Huejotizingo, en donde erigieron un templo con su nombre. En el templo había una efigie de Tláloc y cuatro tinajas de barro, llenas de agua de diferentes clases. Sólo una de estas era benéfica para la cosecha, porque de las otras tres, una la pudría, otra la helaba y la tercera la secaba.
La mansión de Tláloc era el Tlalocan; se creía que ahí estaba el paraíso terrenal, lugar de deleite y felicidad, el mismo que Bernardino de Sahagún describe en Historia General de las Cosas de la Nueva España, diciendo: "en aquél lugar siempre es Verano, hay abundancia de verduras; la hierva verde, las flores y frutas olorosas, jamás se secan". En Tlalocan "hay muchos regocijos y refrigerios, sin pena ninguna; nunca jamás faltan las mazorcas de maíz verde y las calabazas y ramitas de bledos, y ají verde y jitomates, y frijoles verdes en vaina y flores". Los seres que iban al paraíso terrenal eran los que morían ahogados o fulminados por un rayo, así como también ahí reposaban los gotosos y los hidrópicos.
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Now I have a Pug and a Schnauzer, I'm determined to get most other well-known and not-so-well-known dog breeds - some as widdle puppies, some not!
Taking a leaf out of Michael Crowley's book. Start noting... what should X be? :P
Please don't note P or S - I already have dogs for those. Here are the ones I've agreed to and the ones I've already decided will be (please continue noting though, it's a pleasure to hear what you want!):
A - Australian Cattle Dog
B - Basset Hound
C - Chihuahua
D - Dachshund
E - English Bulldog
F - Field Spaniel
G - German Shepherd
H - Husky
I - Irish Red and White Setter
J - Japanese Spaniel
K - Komondor
L - Labrador
M - Miniature Pinscher
N - Nova Scotia Retriever
O - Old English Sheepdog
P - Pug
Q - Queensland Heeler
R - Rottweiler
S - Schnauzer
T - Tosa
U - Utonagan
V - Vizsla
W - Weimeraner
X - Xoloitzcuintli
Y - Yorkshire Terrier
Z - Zeagle
(I know, I know, dog breeds that start with Z don't exist... I cut the B off Beagle :P)