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Built by Marlow Yachts Ltd in 2009. She is a beamy boat of 20.3' and a length of 70'. She hails of Key Largo, Fl. Photo location is on the ICW in Chesapeake, VA.
There were tons of questions. So many that the quizmaster kept losing track of where he was, and we almost ran out of space on this piece of paper!
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.
just for fun, a cootie catcher/fortune teller!
inkjet print reproduction, original painted with watercolor and drawn in ink and graphite
I will be selling these at the Punk Rock Flea Market in our Dollar Extravanganza!
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ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA RALLY at Lafayette Park, NW, Washington DC on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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Elvert Barnes Saturday, 16 March 2019 ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA / Washington DC docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/16March2019
James Alliston and Parker answer the first part of the Bridgestone Park Question at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event Cross Country at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
A Discordant Time: Musical Revolution since the 1960s was a Lecture and Performance by Fr. William Goldin,
a priest of Orange County, Calif.and Opera Singer to the Aquinas Society of Cincinnati, a joint-venture of the Thomistic Institute and St. Gertrude Church and Priory.
This revolution had a soundtrack. The 1960s saw a tremendous change in music, from the highest forms of opera to the popular songs on the radio. What we hear and sing in church and on our radios has been marked by that revolutionary decade. Fr. Goldin’s presentation will both explain and illustrate how the standards of musical beauty and excellence have changed.
Paeonia 'Gardenia' 6/2022 Lactiflora U1- (Lins, 1948) (3-DB-WH) Lactiflora Cultivar Peony, Mature plant size: 30in., WHITE, Medium height, double, white petals, large flower, occasional yellow stamen, sidebuds, redish stems, midseason bloomer , USDA Hardiness Zone 3-8, Michigan Bloom Week ISO WW22, In Garden Bed U1 for 4.7 YEARS (Hollingsworth). Planted in 2017.
American Peony Society: Although shown first time in 1949, peony experts have already given it their approval. The perfect plants with strong stems, which hold the large bloom perfectly erect, are loaded each year with very large double, beautifully formed Gardenia like bloom. The form, texture and substance of the bloom suggested its name. Cut in bud the bloom is flesh, and when allowed to bloom on the plant the bloom is a beautiful giant gardenia formed white. It won the CHAMPION RIBBON in flesh class in 1950. Good garden and show variety. You can win with Gardenia. Blooms midseason.
Bred by Mr. E. H. Lins of Cologne, Minnesota and released in 1948. Named 'Gardenia' because it looks like a Gardenia (Would make a good question for the "Stupid Answers" category on Jeopardy). Dark green and fairly coarse foliage.
Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Link to additional photos of this plant from 2017, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22:
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#week4, #Perennial, #Peony, #Double, #midseason, #White, #Paeonia
He answered questions after a San Francisco International Film Society screening
It is his second nomination for best documentary
His documentary Racing Dreams is online through March 24, 2012
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At Care Women Nepal's Uterine Prolapse Screening Camp in July 2014
Katie Baczewski
Peace Fellow 2014
Sindhuwa, Nepal
Gathering Before ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA Rally at Lafayette Park, NW, Washington DC on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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An Iraqi girl opens the gate of her home as U.S. Marines conduct a security patrol in Hit, Iraq, Mach 6, 2008. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Seth Maggard.
Everyone knows that 42 is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything. On a June afternoon at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the answer was Bruce MacEachern's shiny 1956 Lotus XI. The car raced in group 4 at the inaugural Brickyard Vintage Racing Invitational.
Quiz #4 02/18/08-02/24/08
Ok, say you have a sub-par, a.k.a. a piece of crap, scope like me but you see a bird way out in the water just at the edge of your binocular range. Well, you just have to make do don’t you? At times like this IDing birds, at least tentatively, by overall gestalt and behavior. The quiz bird is acting very still at the moment so we’ll work on gestalt and field marks.
This bird is sitting quite low in the water which should make us think non-Anceriformes birds. Plus it has a very thin bill and a strong black on top, white below plumage pattern. Generally that’s all we can see but there are subtleties that make all the difference. Certainly the overall black-white pattern and thin bill bring up options like the loons, grebes, especially the Aechimorphorus members, and the alcids. Most alcids have stubby necks and bills except for the Murres. However, Thick-billed are mostly dark-headed and, importantly, dark cheeked even in basic plumage. Common Murre in basic also should have a black tear stripe down the cheek. Plus both should show more white on the flanks than our quiz bird does. Of the grebes we can eliminate Pied-billed and Red-necked for lacking the amount of white on the undersides that our bird possesses. Although Red-necked looks good in terms of structure they are usually duskier and especially show a contrast between the neck and ear versus the sides of the face. Eared should have dark cheeks in basic but Horned looks good based on plumage except that the bill of our quiz bird is far too long and thin for this to be a Horned.
The remaining group, the Aechimorphorus grebes and the loons can all be tricky in different lights and distances. (Certainly behavior would help here) The bill is certainly too thin and dark for this to be a Yellow-billed Loon and Common Loons always show some ziz-zag pattern on the neck. Looking at the neck of our quiz bird we can note that the white is quite extensive, covering the majority of the neck to the border of the nape. Pacific and Arctic Loons should never show this much white on the neck. Plus we can see white intruding in front of the bill if we look closely further eliminating these options.
Now looking at overall gestalt again. Both Aechimorphorus grebes have exceptionally long, thin necks which usually give them a distinctive lolly-pop look where their heads appear noticeably thicker than their necks, even at rest which our quiz bird clearly isn’t. Our quiz bird has a thick neck with little contrast between it and the head. Plus Aechimorphorus grebe bill color is visible even at some serious distances. Clark’s particularly are bright. Maybe not different enough from Western at a distance but brighter certainly than the quiz bird. Basic Western’s can have darkish bills but both them and Clark’s bills should also be noticeably longer and lighter than the quiz bird’s.
So there we have it, our answer. I took this picture of an adult basic RED-THROATED LOON at Kelley Point Park in Portland, OR on February 11, 2008. Even though we already eliminated the other loons we can also notice a few other things about this bird. We can see a little white flank patch which helps remove Pacific (and Western Grebe) as well as the facing “upwards” posture that is so diagnostic of this species.
This one seems to have tricked more respondents than past quizzes. In the end I received six answers with only one correct answer. This quiz had lower participation than in the past but still a good showing. Good luck everyone on the next quiz!
ANSWER:
RED-THROATED LOON
ANSWER BREAKDOWN:
Western Grebe – 3
Red-necked Grebe – 2
Red-throated Loon – 1
Congratulations to:
Dave Irons
Answering the call with #Thunder and #Strength!
Maj. Gen. Milford H. Beagle, Jr., 10th Mountain Division Commanding General, recognized the excellence of Soldiers in Charlie Battery, 5th Battalion, 25th Artillery Regiment and Bravo Company, 710th Brigade Support Battalion as they rapidly supported critical missions when called upon.
Mountain 6 explained the significance of receiving a coin of excellence. A leader from Fury Forward Support Company also recognized
tiger-contents aside, the can was empty: he was bubble wrapped in a little roll and placed inside (though there's a bit of chili powder on his tail, and he smells spicy).
Music Live is the Uk's Biggest and Best Music Making Event. Held Every November at the NEC Birmingham. Live stage
Artists and Clinics 2006:
Adrian Erlandsson (Cradle of Filth), Breed 77, Chris George Band, Greg Bissonette (David Lee Roth), Guthri Govan, Gyn Ashton, Imperial Vipers, Oceansize, Sikth, Rick Parfitt (Status Quo), The Answer and The Vincent Razorbacks.