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I received new antibodies on Wednesday. Unfortunately, when I opened the envelope, everything seem to be crushed. The grey plastic box (called "cool-pack") was supposed to protect the tubes containing my antibodies (we waited nearly 1 month to obtain them).
This is how Santa looks during the summer months.
I drew this for an auto dealer's "Christmas in July" newspaper ad. I think every auto dealership in the country has ran an ad with that theme, and every one of them thinks they're the first and only one to ever think of it.
I bet I did Xmas in July ads for at least five different dealerships during my time at the paper.
Drawn in pencil, scanned & colored in Photoshop.
There's just something about the color of that car and the way the shadow swept across that hit me. I want a couch or wall or guitar that color -- even though I can't buy a couch (long story), I hate painting, and I no longer play guitar.
Cooling Castle is a privately owned castle in North Kent and is not open to the public. Only parts of it are visible from the road leading to Cooling Church but this includes the impressive outer gatehouse and one corner tower of the outer bailey.
www.flickr.com/photos/barryslemmings/sets/72157629732350755/ to see the full set.
The castle was built in the troubled 1380-1385 period by John De Cobham, 3rd Baron Cobham. This period also saw the building of Bodiam Castle and the West Gate of Canterbury. While ostensibly built to protect against French raids these defences also served to overawe the local population who had risen in revolt against Richard II in 1381 - the period known at The Peasants Revolt.
Cooling, Bodiam and the Canterbury gatehouse also share many stylistic features including their 'inverted keyhole' gunloops, the earliest dateable gunloops in England. Some gunloops at an abbey on the Isle of Wight may be earlier (1365) but this cannot be confirmed.
The castle was composed of a western inner bailey with strong Bodiam-style stone walls and round towers and an eastern outer bailey surrounded by an earth embankment and round stone corner towers - the whole site being surrounded by a moat or ditch. The moat at the western end is still flooded but is hidden behind modern trees. It is possible that the earth eastern bailey was only topped with a palisade supported by the stone towers.
A later occupant of the castle was Sir John Oldcastle - who had married a Cobham - and who was a supporter of John Wyciiffe and the Lollards. The Lollards were an early form of Protestantism and were regarded as heretics in Catholic England. He was hanged on Christmas Day 1417 and his body was burned to prevent his resurrection on Judgement Day.
In 1554 Sir Thomas Wyatt revolted against Queen Mary and attacked the castle on his advance to London. The current Lord Cobham surrendered Cooling Castle after a siege of only six hours pleading shortage of cannon and lack of support. Wyatt captured Lord Cobham and his two sons and forced them to march with him to London but they managed to escape and went back to Cooling.
The castle was damaged by cannon fire and was never fully repaired. The present house was built around 1670 and is in private hands.
Fantasy Castle Wallpapers Cool Backgrounds
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Detail of the intricate pinstriping that adorns our 54 Ford. The striping was done by one of Australia's best striper's!
In addition to be hyper talented, It is always fun to join Regi's parties, playing with his amazing gifts that I share too now at our parties @DecadencE
Raw shot and nice without effort!
Cool sleeve, and the music ain't that bad either. Dutch 80's neo/psychobilly.
Once in a while I buy records just for the sleeves. Somethimes you're pleasantly suprised by the music, more often horrorfied. :P
Kwam het door het mooie weer dat deze coole jongeman mij vroeg of ie op de foto mocht??
'Hé tuurlijk..doen we!!'
thxs for posing man!!
DJ Size - Sunglasses (Radio Edit) [feat. J. Lourenzo & Big Steve♫♫♪"
Fog was rolling in as I took these hand held night photos of the cooling towers near the University of Illinois Abbot Power Plant at Champaign, IL.
Photographed using a Nikon F3 on Kodak Tri-X 400. Exposed at EI 1200 for developing in Diafine.
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) cool dog summer advertising campaign 2025.
www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/seasonal/summer/dogs
Billboard advertising seen at Chelmsford Railway Station in the County of Essex (UK).
All my billboards www.flickr.com/photos/stuart166axe/tags/billboard/
Cool mummy cool. 酷媽咪
She is having a difficult time, but don't worry it's not the baby, it's other things.
We often have to fight for our own life, our dreams, our belief. Women need lots of courage, bravery and support.
Go on my sisters, I'm here to support you.
Following article is forwarded by a dear friend of mine, I do hope there is a Chinese version.
A young wife sat on a sofa on a hot humid day,
drinking iced tea and visiting with her mother. As
they talked about life, about marriage, about the
responsibilities of life and the obligations of
adulthood, the mother clinked the ice cubes in her
glass thoughtfully and turned a clear, sober glance
upon her daughter.
'Don't forget your sisters,' she advised, swirling
the tea leaves to the bottom of her glass. 'They'll
be more important as you get older. No matter how
much you love your husband, no matter how much you
love the children you may have, you are still going
to need sisters. Remember to go places with them now
and then; do things with them.'
'Remember that 'sisters' means ALL the women...
your girlfriends, your daughters, and all your other
women relatives too. 'You'll need other women. Women
always do.'
What a funny piece of advice!' the young woman
thought. Haven't I just gotten married?
Haven't I just joined the couple-world? I'm now a
married woman, for goodness sake! A grownup! Surely
my husband and the family we may start will be all I
need to make my life worthwhile!'
But she listened to her mother. She kept contact
with her sisters and made more women friends each
year. As the years tumbled by, one after another,
she gradually came to understand that her mother really
knew what she was talking about. As time and nature
work their changes and their mysteries upon a woman,
sisters are the mainstays of her life.
After more than 50 years of living in this world,
here is what I've learned:
THIS SAYS IT ALL:
Time passes.
Life happens.
Distance separates.
Children grow up.
Jobs come and go.
Love waxes and wanes.
Men don't do what they're supposed to do.
Hearts break.
Parents die.
Colleagues forget favors.
Careers end.
BUT.........
Sisters are there, no matter how much time and how
many miles are
between you. A girl friend is never farther away
than needing her can reach.
When you have to walk that lonesome valley and you
have to walk it by yourself, the women in your life
will be on the valley's rim, cheering you on,
praying for you, pulling for you, intervening on
your behalf, and waiting with open arms at the
valley's end.
Sometimes, they will even break the rules and walk
beside you....Or come in and carry you out.
Girlfriends, daughters, granddaughters,
daughters-in-law, sisters, sisters-in-law, Mothers,
Grandmothers, aunties, nieces, cousins, and extended
family: all bless our life!
The world wouldn't be the same without women, and
neither would I. When we began this adventure called
womanhood, we had no idea of the incredible joys or
sorrows that lay ahead. Nor did we know how much we
would need each other.
Every day, we need each other still. Pass this on
to all the women who help make your life meaningful.
I just did. Short and very sweet:
There are more than twenty angels in this world.
Ten are peacefully sleeping on clouds. Nine are
playing. And one is reading her email at this
moment.
Send this message to ten of your friends including
me. If you get 5 replies, someone you love will
surprise you.
Happy days!
Don't break this; it's working
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Cadillac Crest, Halogen Headlights, iPod port on the dashboard.
Built for LUGNuts LEGO Set Overhaulin'! challenge.
What a great day! - we got an early start from Port Angeles and made several stops on the way to Forks. First stop was Lake Crescent - we just ambled down to the lake and caught some rays on a beautiful sunny morning. After that we hit Sol Duc Falls - one of my favorite trips - it is a nice short trail through a rain forest to some beautiful falls. The water level was down but it was still impressive. After these falls we stops at a salmon vista - wow - that was cool. Plenty of salmon in a pool beneath the falls but we didn't see any actually jump. After this section of the park we drove to Forks, dropped our stuff off and went to Rialto Beach with a nice walk to Hole in the Wall - a big sea rock with a hole in it - and a great sunset too!
We took these photos in September 2013.
On Friday, February 7, 2014, high school and middle school students dashed into the icy Atlantic as part of Special Olympics Virginia’s largest fundraiser: The Polar Plunge and the Cool School Challenge.
“Raising one million dollars for the fourth year in a row is incredible,” said Rick Jeffrey, Special Olympics Virginia president. “More importantly, though, these funds will help us to build bigger, better, more inclusive communities across the state of Virginia.”
In addition to the money raised, they got to take the icy dip into the Atlantic, all while earning a Friday “pass” from school, earn community service credit, Costume contests – prizes for best dressed male and female, prizes for teacher or team sponsor, and freezing photos.
Photography - Craig McClure
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