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A pre-teen's idea of what his bedroom ought to look like -- furniture, pillows, etc. constructed of recycled materials; posterpaint; built in a cardboard box.
My rockstar. :-) I was his groupie. I pulled my army combat boots out to wear... I like to think we were cool rather than just sad. haha!
I miss my long hair but mah mom, won't agree for me to have a long hair coz I look like a gurl ehhehehhehehe lolz so I intended to make it a kind of short........
Shades-wearing spectators at Highfield Lane enjoy a July evening's sunshine during a clash between Championship rivals Lascelles Hall and Elland in a quarter-final of the Huddersfield Cricket League's T20 Shield competition.
Lascelles Hall, the hosts, won by 51 runs to set up, on July 8, a semi-final visit by Skelmanthorpe, the Championship leaders.
Rana Naseer (65) and Fez Khan (32) laid a solid foundation by putting on 85 for the first Lascelles Hall wicket. The home team were never quite as potent once the pair had been split up and batters departed at regular intervals without the scoring advancing in any great leaps. Elland bowlers Kaleel Ahmed (3-20) and Rizlan Malik (2-27) got amongst the wickets. Lascelles Hall completed their 20 overs, making 138-8.
Right-arm off-spinner Sheheryar Hassan (5-21) bowled very impressively as Elland failed collectively with the bat, being skittled for 87 in the 17th over. Only No 4 Faisal Javed (16) and captain Ben Speak (15), in at No 6, contributed anything like a score. Hardeep Singh finished with 2-10.
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Lascelles Hall versus Elland
Huddersfield Cricket League, T20 Shield, Quarter-Final
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 65. Lascelles Hall won the toss and elected to bat. Lascelles Hall 138-8 off 20 overs (Rana Naseer 65, Fez Khan 32, Kaleel Ahmed 3-20, Rizlan Malik 2-27) beat by 51 runs Elland 87 off 16.2 overs (Faisal Javed 16, Ben Speak 15, Sheheryar Hassan 5-21, Hardeep Singh 2-10).
Cooling mats are used to lower the temperature in the greenhouse during the warmer period of the year. Fans at the other side of the greenhouse draw air through the cooling mas which are soaked with water. The cooling effect and the simultaneous increase in air humidity is benficial for most orchids.
Seen at Carter & Holmes Orchids, South Carolina, USA on April 30th, 2016. This was a great visit at the nursery, where I was kindly guided by well-known orchid breeder Gene Crocker through the greenhouses.
Cat walking along the edge of a swimming pool, Antalya, Turkey.
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