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I have been searching forever for School's Out Daniella and Katie. If anyone can find them for under 12 dollars, please let me know. I have seen them only on Ebay but only for 20-30 each. Way too much, I think. 17" singing Rapunzel always seems to be sold out at the Disney Stores and online. Ariel is just on "buying next" list.
I will later upload my setup.
Dunlop Cry Baby original
Boss DS-1
Boss MT-2
Boss BF-3
Boss DD-3
EH Nano Clone
just ordered an Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal...
I'll be buying next:
Boss TU-2 tuner
Ibanez Tube Screamer TS9 or TS808
Digitech Whammy
MXR Phase 90
Tremolo - undecided
Line 6's DL4
Boss's DS-1 Keeley Mod
and maybe a Moggerfooger Freq Box
U.S. and Saudi Arabian forces conduct a closing ceremony for Exercise Friendship and Iron Hawk 14 on April 14th, 2014, near Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
Iron Hawk and Friendship 14 involved U.S. Army forces from the 42nd CAB, New York Army National Guard, and 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, and Saudi Arabian ground and aviation forces. Over weeks of practice the two militaries focused on improving their joint operating capabilities, integrating infantry, armor, and aviation assets from both countries in the final event on April 13th, 2014.
The 42nd CAB, composed of National Guardsmen from New York, Michigan, Delaware, Indiana, and Kentucky, and soldiers from 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas, is currently deployed to Kuwait in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, and conducts joint partnerships and exchanges with nations from across the region. (N.Y. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Harley Jelis/Released)
Powers series wired streetlights. The photocell (lower left) controls 120v to an oil switch inside the can with the 6.6 amp regulator to operate the lights. This has a 12kV primary.
1. spring rain, 2. dress, 3. Synchronized Snoozing, 4. [102/365] My grandmother used to say life was so much easier when you were simple minded. It's taken me almost my whole life to understand what she meant. - story people
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Currnet music: Cleanscreen - Little autumn (Piano).
Again and again. Non stop.
Thanks to those who gave me this wonderfull music and mood that I can move to the collage.
Stokes State Forest, New Jersey
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Currently on display in the Millennium Library, Norwich
Around the time I first registered these mosaics, my sister was taking part in her school's production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors" - and, for me, the two have been associated ever since!
The fifty-year story of their creation, near-destruction, incarceration and eventual restoration is told in this Press Release...
www.norfolk.gov.uk/news/2017/08/original-mosaics-designed...
... and this article, from the local press..
www.edp24.co.uk/news/politics/mosaics-rescued-from-norwic...
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No doubt blame for the delay will be put down to difficulties in contacting the artist!
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2106969/Bill-Laurel-Coop...
But for an idea of her persistence, there's a lovely interview with Laurel Cooper and Bill, her husband (who died in March 2016), on the BBC website...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-17084308
Just to round this off, here's how the old Central Library looked - before the fire!
www.edp24.co.uk/news/chapters-in-the-varied-history-of-no...
Current CAR-T therapies have shown significant benefits attacking hematological malignancies, and currently approved checkpoint inhibitors are highly but selectively effective in their impact on solid tumors. This session will examine the next wave of innovation in immunotherapies for leveraging knowledge of how tumor microenvironments develop to create treatments able to demonstrate more durable effects on shrinking tumors across wider ranges of patients.
Speakers:
Jotin Marango, ROTH Capital Partners
Lewis H. Bender, Intensity Therapeutics
Sabine Chlosta, Triumvira
Gere diZerega, NanOlogy
Eric Falcand, Servier
Winter has finally set in. We had our first bout of snow yesterday, and although it wasn't very much, I took Vanessa out to enjoy it...
Marian Keyes, Rachel's Holiday.
I like the crop.
@ Nicole: I generally like her books. It's chicklit only with some depth to it... the author doesn't write about birds and bees but about serious subjects without losing humor. This book is about a woman in rehab dealing with a drug addiction.
No group images in my comments please.
Emirates Airlines Airbus A380-861 A6-EDL cn 46 DXB Currently stored at Dubai World Central airport awaiting scrapping
Against The Current performing on the Vans Warped Tour in Camden, NJ.
Shot for Rumored Nights Press
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June 27, 2019
David Rubenstein, Paul E. Singer
Moderator: Erik Schatzker
Property of the Aspen Institute / Photo Credit: Riccardo Savi
Minus Dal Sakura who is on her way. :) Oh, and minus the Blythes.
(L-R) Twin Liccas (same face, different hairs), Bebeh Gretchen, wind-up bunny chick, two Moxie minis, Bitty Buttons elephant, Ghost, lemon lime Droplet, Pringle the WF, and today's purchase: a Bitty Buttons!
She's the circus girl and SO stinkin cute. Her hair is my favorite color so getting her was a no brainer. Now I want the tan girl with yellow hair. :)
Please excuse the horrid 3G pic. The iPhone4 will be a nice upgrade!
This bus is one of 7 identical 2017 IC CE’s currently owned by the district. The bus replaced a 1998 Crown by Carpenter handy bus once owned by the district
Ancient Perge.....The ancient city of Perge near Antalya in Turkey is now an impressive archaeological site containing a wealth of ancient ruins, mostly dating back to the Roman period, though the city itself has a history dating back well into antiquity. The current city is said to have been founded in circa 1000BC, though settlements may well have existed here earlier; in fact Perge was mentioned in a Hittite tablet discovered in 1986. Though the early history of Perge is more obscure, it is known that the site was captured by the Persians and then later by the armies of Alexander the Great in around 333BC. It then became part of the Seleucid Kingdom. The Romans arrived in Perge in approximately 188BC and built most of the sites seen there now, including its once 15,000-seat theatre, the agora, gymnasium, baths and necropolis. During its time under Rome's control the city went on to become an important Roman city and later Byzantine centre. During this period Perge underwent what would probably be its golden age, with a wealth of new public and private buildings and monuments being constructed. Indeed, in the later Roman period Perge became an important Christian city and it is believed that Saint Paul spent time here. During and after the fall of the Byzantine Empire, the city was subjected to a number of attacks and was abandoned during this time. Today, though Perge may not be as well-known as many ancient Roman cities, there is plenty to see and it’s not far from the popular resort of Antalya. Among the ruins visitors can explore the wonderful colonnaded main streets, the ancient theatre and the 12,000 seat Roman stadium. Also found at the site are the remains of Roman baths, the city’s imposing gates and a number of other ruins, including the impressive 2nd century AD Nymphaeum. In addition, many of the statues and other finds excavated at Perge can now be found in the Antalya Museum.
Students in Spanish III learn about Diego Rivera and his influences for his famous murals throughout Mexico thanks to El Museo de las Americas. The murals of Diego Rivera gave him a medium to express his opinions about issues surrounding him. Through their own murals, Arapahoe students give their perspectives on today's society.
A junior holds the hand of a friend while she donates blood at the Blood Drive on February 25th. Photo by Mackenzie Lanphear/Calumet.