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What a difference a good night's sleep makes! I have been sick with a very bad cold for 4 days, sicker than I have ever been and the first time sick with no spleen. Today, I walked 6 miles with weights to Duke Gardens. Good thing about walking is I can take my camera and get nice pictures of Django. This is him after eating a can of food from feeder #1, Ed and then a can from me! Django Satisfied!
Two hands holding spray cans of different colors.------Imperia, IM, Liguria, Italy - April 17, 2016: A close up of two hands holding two spray cans of colours facing each other and on the background there is a wall with a colorfull graffiti in a sunny day during a wall painting competition in Imperia.
… a day makes. Today was a beautiful day on the golf course with the sun shining and almost shirtsleve conditions. Hopefully it will be the same tomorrow as there is a tournament at the course.
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This species was only recently discovered in the area and was confused with Callistemon salignus, from which it differs in minor detail. Occurrence is the main difference. Favours shale soils, ridges and slopes in and adjacent to dry rainforest species such as Melaleuca styphelioides.
What a difference a day makes! This was the bud I photographed yesterday (2010-04-01). It had bloomed and is approximately six inches across. Ants had discovered that it was a good place to be, too.
The annual World of Difference celebration recognizes the Gillings School's most generous donors. Thank you!
On the left, in Photoshop. On the top, in Safari. On the bottom, in Firefox.
So we fuss and we fuss, and it the way an image looks depends on the browser the viewer is using, plus other factors.
On Nov. 19, the Gillings School hosted the annual World of Difference dinner to honor its generous supporters.
We also planted tons of basil this year. This one is probably the prettiest - a deep purple mixed with green.
Confession: I really can't tell a huge difference between the varieties of basil. They all taste pretty similar to me.
Picture by Brian Thompson/ Presseye.com
Service with a Smile Award presented by May McFettridge to the Winner Fred Brown, Include Youth's Essential Skills tutor.
Fred was nominated by a young person on the Give and Take Scheme, on behalf of lots of young people for the 2012 Belfast Telegraph Making The Difference Awards supported by TESCO.
This is what happens when you apply a lookup table to color correct an image and amplify the difference between the color corrected and the original before modification.
There's nothing like milking a good idea!
A mellow version of What a Difference a Day Makes seems appropriate.
Scrabster Harbour, Caithness,Scotland.
I almost threw this one out, until the mom saw it and said "WOW! That's perfect, because this is how we always are! He's always so serious, and I'm always joking around"
Wes Moore, Bestselling Author and Founder/CEO of BridgeEdU.
Credit: POV / The American Documentary Inc.
Seen from the back. Printing mill is to the right.
If DNA was made of brass and steel, it might look a little like this.
I created and made these last weekend April 12/13, 2014. Painted watercolor papers and minimal embellishments. I'm making these to bless our church's Missions ministry and more!
Now my destiny can begin
Though we will have our differences
Something strange and new is happening
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The shot was taken at Almora, Uttarakhand, India. One side of the valley was covered with last night snow whereas other side had its spring beauty. And of course the white saint of Himalaya through green and blue valley silently showing his mighty existence.
Thank you time zone differences, we were easily up by 6AM to get to the dunes and run around in the sand.
From wikipedia:
The Mesquite Sand Dunes are at the northern end of the valley floor and are nearly surrounded by mountains on all sides. Due to their easy access from the road and the overall proximity of Death Valley to Hollywood, these dunes have been used to film sand dune scenes for several movies including films in the Star Wars series. The largest dune is called Star Dune and is relatively stable and stationary because it is at a point where the various winds that shape the dunes converge. The depth of the sand at its crest is 130-140 feet (40-43 m) but this is small compared to other dunes in the area that have sand depths of up to 600-700 feet (180-210 m) deep.
The primary source of the dune sands is probably the Cottonwood Mountains which lie to the north and northwest. The tiny grains of quartz and feldspar that form the sinuous sculptures that make up this dune field began as much larger pieces of solid rock.
In between many of the dunes are stands of creosote bush and some mesquite on the sand and on dried mud, which used to cover this part of the valley before the dunes intruded (mesquite was the dominant plant here before the sand dunes but creosote does much better in the sand dune conditions).