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has the summer swell started?
Oooo…it was pretty nice out there today…got way ‘over-head’ a few times…my arms are like jello right now…another swell expected on wednesday(hooray)!
taken: 05/21/2007
The winner of the "Don’t expect a bribe from me!" design contest launched by Transparency International and the University of Applied Arts was announced on 9 November in the British Embassy.
The design of an empty pocket by the team of Krisztina Balázs, Éva Balázs and István Bacskai received the prize of HUF 400,000 offered by the British Embassy. The prize was handed over to the winner by British Ambassador Greg Dorey.
The winning design can be viewed on the Transparency International website.
I expect this one will go over better than "FLOTUS" among the flood victims.
Not as sure about the sound track, though. What the President was saying in this soundbite was "I see a lot of love, a lot of happiness. It's beautiful." (reporter): 'have you looked outside?' (President): "No, I didn't see ... oh, the water? Yeah, there's a lot of water. But it's going down fast, it's beautiful."
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Taken with a Nikon D7000
I did a maternity shoot of my friend. This was a fun pose on the stairs :) I used holly's defog and sparkle eyes actions.
Nearly 200 sailors expected for the 17th edition of the Coffee Route! In October 2025, the TRANSAT CAFÉ L'OR Le Havre Normandie will take off on 26 October from Le Havre to Martinique, where the finish will be decided for the third time in a row. An unmissable event in ocean racing that skippers in the four open classes have already ticked off their agendas: IMOCA, Ocean Fifty, ULTIM and Class40.
The largest city in Normandy, Le Havre or "LH", for short, is located only 2 hours from Paris. Strong perspectives, modernist decor, dimensions which are both human and aesthetic, Le Havre is a city of water and light which stimulates a strong artistic imagination.
Founded by François I and magnified by Claude Monet, Le Havre is more than ever an inspiring area. After the horrors of the Second World War, the city recovered and rebuilt itself. This represents a renaissance which has earned the city center a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005.
For 30 years, Le Havre has been the host city of the longest transatlantic race which now associates its name with it: the TRANSAT CAFÉ L'OR Le Havre Normandie.
One of the shots I took at Cardiff Bay. These guys are protesting against ACTA (more information on ACTA here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_Trade_Agreement)
Soâ¦I finally get to go to Meat & Shake, and I am quite glad that I did. There is quite a lot more to them than I expect there to be, and they certainly deliver on the promise of MEAT and SHAKE (one after another - shake first, obviouslyâ¦). In a nutshell, it's a casual, American style diner/smokehouse ('smokehouse' is mos def a thing now). The first opened back in August 2013, in Tooting - I had already heard tales of its popularity and some good things from people who've visited (i.e near continual lines stretching outside the restaurant, and something they serve called 'dirty fries', usually referred to in hushed tones, etc etc). True, said lines could partly be down to the fact that Meat & Shake don't take reservations - but as you shall soon see, there's more to it than that...
Onto the food then. Meat & Shake's website proclaims - âThe burger is omnipotent and irresistible, it can never be weakened.â This is probably true. I like that they don't take themselves too seriously. However, like any good burger place, they DO take their meat very seriously. Their burgers are minced daily from 35-day aged beef - and is also sourced from Selfridges butcher, Mackens Brothers of Chiswick (who I am pretty also look after a few of the Marriott's steakhouses). Speaking of Marriott steakhouses, I'm going to blame the delicious/filling shake (and the fact that it was Tuesday) for why I skip on the opportunity to consume a 1.5kg tomahawk steak. YEAH they actually do fucking tomahawk steaks!? Dayummmmm. Also I'm not sure Lizzie is ready to witness such a thing.
One thing that might not be immediately obvious about Meat and Shake that they're also much known and much loved amongst the Muslim community (having made a show at the Halal food festival etc). Which means that everything on the menu is ABSOLUTELY HALAL (good memes never die, only the actors that play them...). So, no pork or alcohol is served on the premises - though there's quite a selection of virgin cocktails and I believe they use turkey for the bacon. All in all? Prices are reasonable, steaks are legit, staff are chill, and taxidermy animals with weapons are an added plus. The place isn't yet as busy as it's sister in Tooting Bec but I reckon once it's been here a little longer, Ealing's meaty masses will meet here, en masse (DO you SEE what I DID there?!).
Now for us to try the one that opens in Watford's Harlequin Centre in the very near future - and maybe get a delicious tomahawk...
I wasn't expecting to be climbing vertical ladders today, but there was some stuff on the roof that got damaged in the wind and needed photographing.
The good news was it was relatively calm up there, and the better news was that rather than photographing it, we just fixed it instead. Win.
expected overlaps
Choreografie: Mario Heinemann Jaillet
Tänzerin: Gaëlle Morello
Darsteller: Nicolas Menze
Puppenspieler: Werner Ries
Licht: Norbert Mohr
Koordination: Sophie Jaillet Heinemann
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Photos: Günter Krämmer
Overheard: "The First Emperor had so many objects in his tomb , one expects to see he had 'pink flamingos' , too."
We rolled our cultured eyes, only later to see two Qin Dynasty cranes in the exhibit.
"OMG. The origins of Florida's 'pink flamingos' 221 B.C.."; said Adda Dada.
The next Belgian detachment expected to deploy Kunduz (Afghanistan) is currently carrying out training, The Soldiers all from different units, with the soldiers learning to work together more effectively.
The 11_12 OMLT (Operational Mentoring Liaison & Team) is scheduled to visit the north of Afghanistan in late December 2011. The objective of the mission is to train the Afghan army forces so that, gradually, the local military can ensure their own stability and security of their country. The Belgian detachment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Pascal Marteau, includes some 90 military and consists mainly of men of the Battalion median Hunters Ardennes. Other units are represented on 4 Logistic Battalion, 1 and 3 Component medical intervention, the four CIS Group and elements of the battalion of artillery. Some of these specialists are fully integrated into a team of hunters. A member of the medical component can, for example, do the job of rifleman (custody, protection,...) Component Earth. And if necessary, it will react spontaneously with medical skills.
The program for these two weeks of exercises is dense, with courses, practical training or briefings on many topics: fire, first aid, anti-terrorism, urban combat, English, etc..
Roosevelt's Bridges 2 Harmony gospel choir performed their winter show 'Expect Your Miracle' on Thursday night, January 27th.
Pet owners are expected to spend 8.5% more or $12 billion dollars on veterinary care in 2009 (up $1 billion from 2008), due to veterinary advancements like MRIs, cat scans, and complex surgeries for pets. Pet owners are discovering pet health insurance helps them provide the best to their pets without letting their wallet dictate the care.
Now this is what I expected Derev Pan 200 to look like from the start, smooth tones, sharp images, grain yes but a wonderful addition to the whole feel of the film. It sang in these mixed lighting conditions and open shade.
You can read the full review online
www.alexluyckx.com/blog/index.php/2019/09/16/film-review-...
Nikon FA - AI-S Nikkor 105mm 1:2.5 - Derev Pan 200 @ ASA-200
Kodak HC-110 Dil. H 10:30 @ 20C
Scanner: Nikon Coolscan V ED
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Indoor ultimate frisbee
Strobist: Bare SB-26 about 20 feet high right of the camera.
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New small supermarket in south King Street featuring organic food. I should not mock their sign since their first language may not be English, but what's that about the 1-2-3-4-5 CCTV cameras hanging from the ceiling?
Like a stretched out hand when you least expect it.
Shards of smiles, noises of children splashing, empty plastic bottles to keep them afloat.
We all stay afloat at the end, at times for years. We sit in the back rows of cinemas, conference halls, buses: other lives roll in front of our eyes. The life of others, never our own. Total strangers and we, in the meantime, become strangers to ourselves.
I remember this day because something was coming to an end and the very same night I fell asleep at 6 in the morning.
The fragments of that day kept me whole for long, even afar.
I knew none of those children. I loved them because they were free, merry, loud, exploding, distant from harm, because Lake Ziway sat in the Ethiopian Rift Valley and geography filled my mind and the water filled the children's afternoon and we were all there, together, in a shared moment.
Life is never linear, it is a net of elaborate strata, of drawbacks and circles, of always too few joys. Or incomplete ones.
Not long ago a friend told me something I converted into: We are also the people we loved.
That afternoon I loved wholeheartedly those children.
Today I come to you. Like the few joys of our lives I am incomplete. But I carry a whole lot of children along.