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Last Spring I took a class at a local community college on Traditional Wet Masonry. We are building a curved wall as a part of a memorial. We laid the block, mixed the mortar, split the stones, and placed the stone and mortar. This is my section of the wall in progress. It is a pleasure to learn this craft.
Splitting stones is much harder than you might imagine. But when it goes, wow, what a great feeling.
I know both my mom and my sister have been waiting and waiting and waiting for me to get these photos up, most especially the ones of all the girls together. Hope they look alright!
Thank for Allan who shared with me this "Playing Mantid". So I spent some more time to continue the seek and hide game after taken over the subject from Allan. It's actually quite friendly to me as trying to pose itself with different poses. So I took quite a number of it with various backgrounds as it was moving from one end to the other of the branch. When the Mantid was not in my favorite pose, I turned my camera to take the St Andrew's cross Spider, which was on a lower twig of the same branch as I mentioned in my previous post. After few shots, when I just moved my tripod, trying to take the spider with a different angle, I suddenly saw the Mantid moving toward the spider, and the spider did not aware of the danger. I realized that a predation is going to happen soon and trying to frame the spider as fast as possible. But the killing is so fast that it's impossible for me to capture. The Mantid used its forelegs armed with a row of long and sharp teeth to punch the abdomen of the spider and spider die immediately, don't even have any chance to struggling! :shocked: After the killing, the Mantid continued to use its pair of strong forelegs to cut the spider piece by piece, chopping off the four limbs, and beheading, then the body :shocked: :shocked: ... Poor Spider!! :(
Fl 180mm, 1/8sec-F/22, ISO 400, Manual, two fill flashes, tripod, MLU, Cable, Cycling Trail, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, 25 April 2009
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Visual Design creates visually dynamic e-mail marketing campaigns for a variety of clients.
These samples of School of Continuing Education e-mails covers a diverse subject matter and help assist Continuing Education hit their target audience.
The 9th Annual WEDU PBS and Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Continuing Education Seminar was held on September 18, 2014 at WEDU PBS.
The annual seminar welcomes noted experts to provide the latest information and advanced strategies to help attorneys, financial planners, CPAs and wealth management advisors remain current in the financial planning field and better assist their clients,while also earning continuing education credits.
Work continues to progress at Wolvercote although did not look like anything was happening today.
Wolvercote
18 June 2014
Continuing a two-year relationship with Chicago youth non-profit UCAN, staff members from the British Consulate-General met with five UCAN interns last week.
Discussion addressed the mission and everyday work of the Consulate-General, pointers for gaining career skills, and tips for landing job interviews.
British Deputy Consul General Geoff Brammer led the discussions with the students who fill various roles in their competitive internships for UCAN.
Continuing his first round of visits to Somalia’s Federal Member State, the Acting UN Special Representative James Swan today visited Galmudug, where he met with President Ahmed Abdi Karie ‘Qoor Qoor’ and several of this State’s ministers.
Discussions covered a wide range of topics, from security, rule of law and good governance to humanitarian and development issues, as well as more locally-focused matters.
Shown here, the Acting UN Special Representative and Head of the UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM), James Swan, and Galmudug’s President Ahmed Abdi Karie ‘Qoor Qoor’ in a joint press briefing at the State House of Somalia's Federal Member State of Galmudug.
UN Photo/Mukhtar Nuur
Full frame; taken with the Canon 135mm at f2.2, iso 2500, 1/200; if you are not bothered by gore, check the video I made: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CYOChIWqb0
Proceeds from this auction benefit Asha for Education, a U.S. based student organization dedicated to the support of basic education in India.
Further information is available at www.ashanet.org
First set of doors and drawers glazed (example door shown), and almost ready for the protective top coat, which will take 12 hours to dry.
Second set of doors (3) and drawers (7) removed and washed, ready for the deglossing step. Should be able to paint and glaze them tomorrow, then put their top coat on Tuesday. That will complete the bottom cabinets.