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In Chesterfield, Missouri
From the website:
"Chesterfield Arts is pleased to announce to its key supporters that the latest addition to its public art collection is a second casting of The Awakening by J. Seward Johnson. Often referred to as "the giant," this 1980 sculpture by J. Seward Johnson has been called the nation's most popular sculpture. The piece is 70 feet in length and 17 feet high at its tallest point.
It is also - good news for kids - one piece of fine art that need not be treated reverentially. Go ahead: climb on it, jump from it, hide in its ingenious crevices and don't leave the camera in the car. It's suggested that you don't find out too much about this sight beforehand; some of its value is derived from the great visual surprise it plays on the eye at first sight."
NURISTAN PROVINCE, Afghanistan – An Afghan elder shows his purple inked finger to indicate that he voted during Afghanistan’s elections, Aug. 20, in Barge Matal, Afghanistan. Afghanistan village elders are considered to be the role models and leaders among the Afghan population. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher W. Allison)
Brand: Matchbox
Series: 2006 MBX Metal
Livery: White and Black with 690 and "Cement Crew" on sides
Scale: 1/64
Base: Grey plastic - ©2005 Mattel
Collector/casting number: MB690
Country of manufacture: Thailand
Place/date of purchase: Value Village 2020
Condition: Used but pristine 10/10
Remarks/comments:
Casting para seleccionar modelos que desfilarán el próximo 19 de noviembre en el 14 circuito de la moda de Valencia.
Rishan Dhamija, Seth Andrew Bridges, Shabazz Green, Angie Janas, and Jason O'Connell in "The Play that Goes Wrong," at Syracuse Stage April 13 - May 1, 2022. By Henry Lewis, Henry Shields, and Jonathan Sayer. Directed by Robert Hupp. Scenic design by Czerton Lim. Costume design by Suzanne Chesney. Lighting design by Matthew Webb. Sound design by Jacqueline R. Herter. Properties design by Mara Rich. Fight choreography by Christopher DuVal. Dialect coach: Celia Madeoy. Production stage manager: Stuart Plymesser. Casting by Bass/Valle Casting. Photo by Mike Davis.
Fabiola Rodas, compartiendo con el jurado principal del Casting de Canal 12, los tres admirando el talento de Faby.
Earthworms derive their nutrition from many forms of organic matter in soil including decaying plant parts, decomposing remains of animals, and living organisms such as nematodes, protozoans, rotifers, bacteria, fungi. They can produce their own weight in castings every 24 hours. During the digestive process, many insoluble minerals are converted to a plant-available soluble form and long-chain molecules such as cellulose are partially broken down by bacteria in the digestive tract. Investigations show that fresh earthworm casts are several times richer in available nitrogen, available phosphates and available potash than the surrounding topsoil.
Worm castings also contain many beneficial bacteria and enzymes. The analysis of wormcastings reveals that the number of beneficial bacteria in the ejected worm casting is much higher than in the material ingested by the earthworm.
Worm Castings have many beneficial microbes which are important in:
Growing healthier plants
Improving soil texture
Providing water soluble nutrients to the plants
George Burns, American actor and humorist, said, “If you ask, ‘What is the single most important key to longevity?’ I would have to say it is avoiding worry, stress, and tension. And if you didn’t ask me, I’d still have to say it.” Burns, who lived to be 100, enjoyed making people laugh, and apparently followed his own advice.
But how can we keep from worrying when our lives are so uncertain, so filled with problems and needs? The apostle Peter offered this encouragement to the followers of Jesus who had been forcibly scattered across Asia during the first century: “Humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time, casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you” (1 Peter 5:6-7).
Peter’s instructions were not given to help us avoid suffering (v.9), but so we can find peace and power to stand victorious against the attacks of Satan (vv.8-10). Instead of being consumed by anxiety and worry, we are set free to enjoy God’s love for us and express it to each other.
Our goal should not be to see how many years we can live but instead to live fully in loving service to the Lord for all the years we are given.
Lord, I admit that I take things into my own hands and worry. That weighs my spirit down and sometimes robs my nights of rest. Lift the heaviness from my heart as I lean into You.
I will never think of anything that [God, my Father,] will forget, so why should I worry? —Oswald Chambers
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mold is plaster of paris and sand, pla and wax pattern burnt out, the mold stuck in a graphite crucible to catch any leaks. At bottom, excess aluminum in ingots.
TDG's DAF CF (GN04 FNF), a Volvo FH 460 from Trans-Orion and R&T Brick&Block's Scania 420 124L (X871 DYA).
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Three foot, left thigh casting, behind part of the nine foot steel thigh, which is being enlarged from the casting.
Photo by Pete.
I believe this casting is based on a Porsche Turbo Carrera, but am not certain about it. While it has absolutely nothing on the base that would indicate a number, name of the model or who made it, (other than "Made in China"), it does have the word "Turbo" tampoed on the spoiler and the front of the hood. But, it's a solid piece, with a full interior and a nice, thick metal body. With the extended fenders and spoiler, it looks like it was patterned after some sort of series race car.
I've seen this particular 5-Star wheel style used on Summer models before, but the Summer version of the Porsche Turbo has none of the detail this particular car does and no flared fenders.
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Update: a user left a comment below and identified this car as being a Porsche 959. Now I know what it is, I wonder if anybody recognizes which company made it?