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walking home from work, I wondered... Someone told me old age is not the answer, with that comes aches and pains as well. I can see their point.
Ashes To Answers NATIONAL FIRE DOG MONUMENT sculpted by Austin Weishel behind the DCFD Engine 2 House at 500 F Street, NW, Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 19 January 2014 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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There are a couple of questions that I get quite often in flickrmail, and I figured I'd just go ahead and make a little FAQ page so I could answer those once for everyone. :)
Q. What lens do you use?
A. For almost ever single picture in my 365 I've used my 50mm lens. It is the most amazing thing ever if you need a good, inexpensive lens. You can't take shots that are super close or really far ones because it's fixed and can't zoom, but for portraits and random shots, it's perfect. It has terrific depth of field and focus. I love it. :)
Q. How do you post photos in the comments?
A. People do it in different ways. I'm sure you've probably heard this, but if you want to put a picture in the comments that is already on flickr, you simply copy the URL (the link at the top of the page, the website, whatever you want to call it), paste it into the comments, and put brackets [ ] on either end of it.
To put a photo in the comments that is NOT already on flickr is slightly more tricky. You need to have the photos already online somewhere, like photo bucket or tumblr or something like that. I use a blog on blogspot.com which is free and easy to use. I just upload all the photos that I'll want in the comments onto my blog which is at this website: www.ssflickr.blogspot.com/ . Once they're uploaded to the blog, I click on the photo I want to use (it opens in a separate window) and grab the URL from it. Then I go back to flickr, to my main picture, and in the comments I paste one of the two formats (which can be found at the bottom of the formatting tips that you can use when writing comments). I find that the second one works for me and the first doesn't, so I guess you'll just have to mess around with that for yourself. So THEN after pasting that into your comment, you take the URL from the photo and paste it either where it says LINK TEXT if you use the first option, or URL if you use the second option, replacing the text that was previously there. And that's all there is to it!
A student raises an eager hand to answer a question regarding the best way out of a building, as posed by LA Lakers Start Pau Gasol.
A Captain II (Task Force Commander) from the Los Angeles Fire Department and a Safety Officer from MySafe:LA answer questions from students at Hart Elementary School during a MySafe:LA school visit.
There is a strong bond between working partners. They are very much in tune to each other’s needs. When the pony hears the call, he will come running. I can only imagine the Native American out on the high plains a hundred years ago when their life depended on this relationship.
Desert rose (crystal)
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Saharan desert rose, Desert rose is the colloquial name given to rosette formations of
the minerals gypsum and barite with poikilotopic sand inclusions.
The 'petals' are crystals flattened on the c crystallographic axis, fanning open
along characteristic gypsum cleavage planes. (See also: Crystallography)
The rosette crystal habit tends to occur when the crystals form in arid sandy
conditions, such as the evaporation of a shallow salt basin.
Gypsum roses usually have better defined, sharper edges than barite roses.
The desert rose may also be known by the names:
sand rose
rose rock
selenite rose
gypsum rose
gypsum rosette
barite rose
Yahoo! today announced the launch of Yahoo! Answers in Malaysia. Yahoo! Answers is an online community where people can ask each other questions on any topic, and get answers by sharing knowledge in the form of facts, opinions, and personal experiences.
Yahoo! Answers is a free service, which is available in Malaysia at www.yahoo.com.my by clicking “Answers.” It enables people to ask, answer and discover knowledge from Malaysia, or expand to see all questions and answers from the global community.
Yahoo! distributed tee shirts with the colloquial Malay phrase “Tau Sokmo” (loosely translated as “know it all”) printed on the front.
Headed out to take some nightly photos after the Toronto zombie walk with my friend's nifty fifty lens. I enjoyed the results immensely. This lens is perfect to take indoor and night time shots. Definitely going on my Christmas present list. :)
ANSWER Coalition NO WAR ON IRAQ EMERGENCY CONVERGENCE ON THE WHITE HOUSE Gathering Rally at George Washington Monument Grounds on the National Mall in Washington DC on Saturday, 15 March 2003 by Elvert Barnes Protest Photography
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The district held its annual Choice Fair on Dec. 2 at Ridge View High School.
Representatives from schools, centers and Magnet programs were on hand to answer questions about the many educational opportunities available for the 2014-15 school year.
Recently, Richland Two received a grant to implement schoolwide magnet programs at Killian Elementary, Longleaf Middle and Westwood High school.
Informational sessions on all Magnet programs will be held throughout the month of January. A schedule of the meetings as well as information about each school and Magnet program is on the district’s website, www.richland2.org.
Another part of our falls series on Revolutions:
Who’s in Charge Here?: The Church, Society, and Obedience
Lecture by Fr. Joseph Fox, O.P.
Canon Lawyer; Vicar of Canonical Services, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
The 1960s were a time of anti-establishment rebellion, and the rejection of existing authorities and structures. This turbulent time left its mark on the Church, for priests and religious and for the lay faithful alike. How have the structures of the Church responded to the demands of a skeptical time?