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Abstract by camera toss.
I irradiate ultraviolet rays to acrylic fluorescent disc, and get a source of light.
Hepatitis B Foundation Sponsors May First Friday Doylestown
(Feature Appearance by Doylestown Native and NBC 10 Meteorologist Michelle Grossman)
The Hepatitis B Foundation sponsored the May 2, 2008 First Friday Doylestown in support of National Hepatitis Awareness Month for a third year.
The Foundation’s role in First Friday was to educate local community leaders, educators, business owners and residents that one in 20 individuals in the U.S. has been affected by hepatitis B. That means someone you know and love has been touched by the deadly virus. Hepatitis B Foundation staff and volunteers were on hand to speak to members of the public about their work. The Foundation tent featured Michelle Grossman NBC 10 Weather Plus Meteorologist; local singer/songwriters Christy Jefferson & Band and The Waltons; O’Liver, the Hepatitis B Foundation’s mascot; a display of Cold Spring Elementary School students’ artwork; hepatitis B literature for adults and youth and much more.
For the Foundation, First Friday Doylestown is an evening to educate the public and celebrate the arts. Doylestown establishments stayed open late to exhibit artwork from local artists and to enjoy the sounds of local musicians.
•Celebrity guest, Michelle Grossman NBC 10 Weather Plus Meteorologist
•Opening act performance: The Waltons Band
•Headline performance: Christy Jefferson & Band
The Hepatitis B Foundation is the only national nonprofit organization solely dedicated to finding a cure and improving the quality of life for those affected with hepatitis B worldwide through research, education and patient advocacy. The Foundation is located in the new Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, which it created to accelerate its research mission. For more information, visit www.hepb.org or call (215) 489-4900.
About First Friday Doylestown: First Friday Doylestown was designed to generate excitement for visiting historic Doylestown, build a greater sense of community and foster a better appreciation for local artists and musicians. Each participating venue will display a First Friday Doylestown flag outside their shops, restaurants or business so that visitors know they are open for business and entertainment. Just follow the yellow-and-black flags around town to discover a new side of Doylestown!
July 12th, 2014 - MO POP Festival 2014 at Freedon Hill, Sterling Heights, Michigan. Credit: Nate Michayluk. www.schwegweb.com
I wouldn't have to go outside in the cold to get the newspapers if they would just put them in the BOOKDROP! Like I asked! Four thousand times!
So, normally the Mississippi River isn't blue (at least in St. Louis) hence the nickname Muddy Mississippi. However, this color looks better. For the original see here: picasaweb.google.com/VeloCityStLouis/Ice#5425234868280686434
Learned this is why the ice is round: The round frozen stuff that reminds you of lily-pads is officially known as Pancake Ice: circular flat pieces of ice with a raised rim; the shape and rim are due to repeated collisions with one another
Here are many more of Tangerine recent shots. I had Flickr's own "Bad Panda" showing for near all day. Thus I rather put out all pics now, to have it done.
Since I posted so many, one comment for them all is more than enough! :)
From the grave yard behind the First Presbyterian Church of Bakerstown. This church started in 1851 with 58 members.
The Carousel at the zoo is pretty much deserted in cold winter weather........
Miller Park Zoo
Bloomington, Illinois, USA
A cold winter sunset on Longwoods Road outside Delaware Ontario. It was -19C and falling as the area felt the effects of the polar vortex.