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tiger beer promised me that they were transforming the truman brewery yard into a tropical paradise.
this is what i expected
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if i'd got some potted palms, banana trees, jungle type action i wouldn't have minded paying £12 for four bottles of beer.
(that's sarah, paul and matt smiling bravely in the photo)
Ashley and I. In the dark. Derp.
An excellent show, as expected. Diru becomes less showy and more art with each iteration.
This show was strange because the whole crowd skewed towards an even younger crowd than expected - the majority weren't able to wear wrist bands (the bartender's worst fears.) The Houston kids had a strange mashup style, with a straight-forward focus on enjoying the show. I'm ok with that.
Birthday Massacre (who I didn't think to take pictures of) are even better when seen live. They just seemed to have so much fun despite their srs bisness keel.
Well worth the eight hour drive for this show. I'd do it again!
www.direngrey.co.jp/english/e-newrelease.html
Setlist:
KYOUKOTSU NO NARI
HAGESHISA TO, KONO MUNE NO NAKA DE KARAMITSUITA SHAKUNETSU NO YAMI
OBSCURE
JUUYOKU
LOTUS
THE FATAL BELIEVER
ROTTING ROOT
mazohyst of decadence
INWARD SCREAM
THE BLOSSOMING BEELZEBUB
TSUMI TO BATSU
INWARD SCREAM
"YOKUSOU NI DREAMBOX" ARUIWA SEIJUKU NO RINEN TO TSUMETAI AME
DIFFERENT SENSE
DECAYED CROW
GRIEF
REIKETSU NARISEBA
Encore:
KODOU
RED SOIL
RASETSUKOKU
7 things to expect when you come out as transgender (Male to Female Transgender / Crossdressing Tips)
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Coming out is hard. It can be difficult to explain how you feel and who you are, especially if you're still trying to "crossdress" figure all of that out yourself. There's a whirlwind, rollercoaster of a journey laid out before you.
But it's okay. No, really, it is. It's the
The Lonsdale, Jesmond - *at this point in the proceedings for World Cup 2010 it was called 'England Expects' - it re-named via a removable label on Sunday 27 June as 'We've Blown It!'
San José (Costa Rica), 27 ene 2015.- Analistas políticos y periodistas internacionales ven como estratégica la presidencia pro témpore de Celac a Ecuador; se evidencia sin duda alguna, el liderazgo regional y el ejemplo internacional del Presidente Rafael Correa. Foto: Pablo Andrés Reinoso / Presidencia de la República.
July CPM Art Challenge #1307 Lilac Roller
Oana BANU - oana.banu.2009@gmail.com Category: Student/Beginner
Medium: 97% Prismacolor Premier & Derwent Studio colored pencil + 3% white gel pen on A4 180 gsm Grey Paper
County Grand Lodge of Ayrshire Renfrewshire Argyll,
Paisley Ferguslie Gardens Park,
Flute Bands Parade Saturday June 25th 2016,
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David Cameron Paisley Photographer defiantpose@talktalk.net
"All preview images are scaled down & low rez"
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Expected Bands,
Imperial Blues Flute,
Parkinson Accordion,
Prince of Wales Accordion,
Ayrshire Blue Belles Flute,
Saltcoats Protestant Boys Flute,
Ardrossan Winton Flute,
Leeds Crown Defenders Flute,
Govan Protestant Boys Flute,
Sir George White Memorial Flute,
Grenadiers Memorial Flute,
Batts Purple Star Flute,
New Stevenson Loyal Flute,
Pride of the Hill Flute,
Cambuslang Brittania Flute,
Bridgeton Loyalist Flute,
Caldercruix Defenders Flute,
Newtown Defenders Flute,
Crown Accordion,
Sandy Road Flute,
Spirit of Stewarton Flute,
Dykehead Sons of William Flute,
Saltcoats Protestant Girls Flute,
Heirs of Cromwell Flute,
Sons of Ulster Portrush Flute,
Partick Protestant Boys Flute,
Netherton Road Flute,
Ayr Protestant Boys Flute,
Pride of Bargeddie Flute,
Abbey Star Flute,
Lanarkshire Loyalist Flute,
Saracen Truth Defenders Flute,
Drongan Young Conquerors Flute,
Patna Faith Defenders Flute,
Camlachie Loyal Star Flute,
Sons of the Somme Flute,
Prince William Young Defenders Flute,
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The spirit of Scotland remembrance project
the-remembrance-project.blogspot.co.uk/
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Sage advice. If that city's FINEST upstanding citizens don't get you (see insert), then Maryland's menacing deer population WILL finish you off just hours later.
We weren't expecting a swimming pool - the guidebook made no mention of it. But it had just been put in a few weeks before we got there! So we had to go buy bathing suits.
Expect to see this tunnel transformed with Art on the BeltLine coming summer 2010!
Read more about this Atlanta BeltLine walk on the west side on OurGreenAtlanta.com: ourgreenatlanta.com/2010/02/24/atlanta-beltline-walk-on-t...
the last piece I made out of this stencil
spray with stencils on paper/ mixed media on board (36" 24")
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...
Patience are rewarded whether it is fishing , photography or anything in life !! maybe more than or completely different than you had expected . gods way of rewarding
Taken early morning from al Wakra , Qatar
My friend Finn is not aware of what is coming :-)
D300 with 12-24mm f/4.0 and hand held SB900 connected with an SC-29 TTL Remote Cord shooting in TTL-mode. Shot at 22mm, f/7.1 and 1/60 sec.
I wasn't expecting to see it out on the 479, as I was walking down Commercial Road it appeared right behind me without any warning! W937 JNF waits on bay 17 of Guildford Bus Station with a service to Epsom on 18/03/2013
County Grand Lodge of Ayrshire Renfrewshire Argyll,
Paisley Ferguslie Gardens Park,
Flute Bands Parade Saturday June 25th 2016,
.....................
David Cameron Paisley Photographer defiantpose@talktalk.net
"All preview images are scaled down & low rez"
....................
Expected Bands,
Imperial Blues Flute,
Parkinson Accordion,
Prince of Wales Accordion,
Ayrshire Blue Belles Flute,
Saltcoats Protestant Boys Flute,
Ardrossan Winton Flute,
Leeds Crown Defenders Flute,
Govan Protestant Boys Flute,
Sir George White Memorial Flute,
Grenadiers Memorial Flute,
Batts Purple Star Flute,
New Stevenson Loyal Flute,
Pride of the Hill Flute,
Cambuslang Brittania Flute,
Bridgeton Loyalist Flute,
Caldercruix Defenders Flute,
Newtown Defenders Flute,
Crown Accordion,
Sandy Road Flute,
Spirit of Stewarton Flute,
Dykehead Sons of William Flute,
Saltcoats Protestant Girls Flute,
Heirs of Cromwell Flute,
Sons of Ulster Portrush Flute,
Partick Protestant Boys Flute,
Netherton Road Flute,
Ayr Protestant Boys Flute,
Pride of Bargeddie Flute,
Abbey Star Flute,
Lanarkshire Loyalist Flute,
Saracen Truth Defenders Flute,
Drongan Young Conquerors Flute,
Patna Faith Defenders Flute,
Camlachie Loyal Star Flute,
Sons of the Somme Flute,
Prince William Young Defenders Flute,
www.bandparades.co.uk/event/county-grand-lodge-of-ayrshir...
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The spirit of Scotland remembrance project
the-remembrance-project.blogspot.co.uk/
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Expect to see this location again...........
The Rogue Players: Things looking like the flickr default icon
This overhead view shows the target area at White Sands Missile Range, with “soft” targets shredded by the bomblets dispersed by ATACMS. The crater at the center of the target set was where the ATACMS rocket motor body impacted, precisely where it was supposed to. (Photo courtesy of the author)
Trump & Erdogan are in Belgium for a NATO meeting.. and over 12000 Belgians took to the streets to protest their presidencies.
It’s objectively too late to restrain population and consumption growth so as to avert what ecologists of the 1970s called a “hard landing.”
It is the lie that human society can continue growing its population and consumption levels indefinitely on our finite planet, and never suffer consequences.
Perhaps Donald Trump succeeded because his promises spoke to what civilizations in decline tend to want to hear. It could be argued that the pluralistic, secular, cosmopolitan, tolerant, constitutional democratic nation state is a political arrangement appropriate for a growing economy buoyed by pervasive optimism. (On a scale much smaller than contemporary America, ancient Greece and Rome during their early expansionary periods provided examples of this kind of political-social arrangement). As societies contract, people turn fearful, angry, and pessimistic—and fear, anger, and pessimism fairly dripped from Trump’s inaugural address. In periods of decline, strongmen tend to arise promising to restore past glories and to defeat domestic and foreign enemies. Repressive kleptocracies are the rule rather than the exception.
Little did I expect to find the old platforms still in existence behind Curzon Street Station. This area will be redeveloped as Curzon Park, so who knows what will happen to the platforms. You can kind of see where the tracks were once laid.
The main line to New Street is in the background.
Had to poke camera through the bars of a locked gate, best I could get.
The Royal Mail depot was on the site until it was demolished in 2006.
Expect to dine in a nature-like concept that serves homely and comforting food, which is perfect on rainy days. Did I forget to mention that the dishes are served sizzling hot too?
CP is the only one in his family who is currently allowed to drink wine, so technically he is drinking for five.
I expect that many MM contributions this week may be old photos. Whilst this is stretching the term macro (and Black and White) just a little, each of these photos mean a lot to me and help me keep the memory of a lost friend fresh.
The gentleman in the picture is my dad, who sadly died of cancer many years ago whilst I was still quite young. He was ex-Britsish army (21 years served) and a real character. My mum, sick of him wearing this coat for 15+ years cut it up and put it in the bin. At some expense, he tooks the pieces to a tailor and got it all sewn back together. He wore it for several years after.
The dog, my first dog as a child, is called Bandit. She was lovely, not bright, but just a great friend for a young boy. The cat, I had much later in life. Polly was her name - a passionate bird catcher - she finally chased one right under a car.
These photos help me remember them in their own special way.
(P.s. The dice and frog are presents from a friend and my girlfirend.)
Not knowing any intel, until we got up to the New Town line, this afternoon could have turned out way worse. When we arrived New Town, ND, a set of three CP heritage four axle motors was idling in town with a crew. My fear was that they had just arrived town, had put their train away, and were done for the day, sealing the fate on our chances of catching anything out on this former Soo subdivision.
Luckily they were actually about to tie onto a cut of crude oil tanks, and take them east towards Max, ND. An eastbound in the afternoon is not the best prospect, but it was better than nothing. We stumbled upon a spot where the tracks are forced to make a north/south turn along the Van Hook Arm of Lake Sakakawea. The one spot on the entire line where it would be possible to get some wonderful side light at this time of day.
As with most of the upper Midwest, there is some remarkable flooding going on here.
this came out better than expected seeing as it was from a moving train.
this is the first I've seen with EW & S rather than EWS. is this common?
"Fraunces Palmer ye faythfull loving wife of Edward Palmeer beinge of the age of twenty eight yeares, departed this life in feare of God on the fourth day of January 1628 and lyes here interred expecting a joyefull resurrection to life everlasting".
"This monument was erected by Edward Palmer, counceller r att law, sonne & heire of Anthony Palmer esq, lord of this mannor, in the worthy memory of Fraunces his deerly beloved wife who was the daughter of Sir Frauncis Harvy, knight, one of ye justices of the court of common pleas, which Edward & Fraunces lived happily togeather by ye space of ten yeares & in that time had issue seaven sweet children, 3 of which child survived theire sayd mother & togeather with the said Edward here portrayed with them doe remaine alive at ye finishing of this monument, beinge in August 1629, hopyge to take parte with the sayd Fraunces of the joye celestiall"
"To expresse her blessed goodness that here lyes
ten times the roomth she takes could not suffice
to tell her worth, lete fame her selfe soe strane
the world thinke that she is forc'd to paine
Thus virtues she speakes not in flesh and bloude
Loe in her selfe this woman could make good
If ever man shall happ againe to finde
But such another amonghst woman kinde
If she dye his, let him then bringe her hether
Open this stone and let them lye togeteher
And for their onlye sakes this little tombe
Shrine for relicques shall in time become"
Dame Frances Palmer who died in 1628 aged 28.
She was one of 4 daughters of Judge Sir Francis Harvey 1632 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/2T92YJ of Cotes, Hardingstone & 1st wife Elizabeth Hemming of Herts., widow of ..... James of London
She was the grand daughter of Sir Stephen Harvey 1606 by Anne www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/2T92YJ daughter of Richard Greene of Braughing, Herts
Her only brother was Sir Stephen Harvey 1630
She m Edward Palmer 1588-1642 son of Anthony Palmer 1633 , Lord of the manor, by Mary Watts flic.kr/p/98fyQK
Children - - "7 sweet children" - 2 sons & 1 daughter surviving (1 son now missing from the monument)
1. Anne m (1st wife) Francis b1628 4th son of Sir John Wingfield & Frances daughter of Edward 3rd Baron Cromwell of Oakham having 2 sons & 1 daughter Frances who m Richard Butler of Huntleby
A Richard Palmer d1570, already a lord of a manor here bought more lands in 1560 from Edward grandson of Andrew, 1st Lord Windsor. The property passed in direct descent to Anthony d 1633, Edward, Edward, Geoffrey (living 1677), and lastlly Anthony Palmer who sold it in 1697 to Sir Edward Ward, Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
- Church of St Rumbald, Stoke Doyle, Northamptonshire
Thought you might like to see the inside of my bathroom. It as wonderful to have my own bathroom -- I wasn't expecting that, actually. But I would have been happy to share a bathroom in return for a safer guest house with better security and less creepy guests (and note I *don't* mean Afghans). March 2007.
Read the travelogues (blogs) at www.coyotecommunications.com/travel/afghanistan/index.html
Photos from a one-day trip to Panjshir May 2007
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Photos from May, June, July & August in Kabul
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Convincing Towns Cup win against City of Derry
by Roger Corbett
Last year’s Towns Cup winners were comprehensively beaten 48-10 in the first round of this year’s competition by a well drilled and cohesive Bangor side.
With conditions very soft underfoot at Upritchard Park, the decision was made to play at the Bangor Grammar School’s new pitch nearby. It was hoped that the firmer ground and better than expected weather would give both sides a good opportunity to play to their respective strengths. As City of Derry 2nds were the current holders of the Towns Cup, and having brought a strong team to defend that position, Bangor were expecting a tough contest.
The visitors kicked off with a slight wind advantage, and pushed forward into Bangor’s twenty two. However, after 7 minutes of play, Bangor produced a fine break through crisp handling and good support that involved several players, before the ball came to Darren Kelly. With 10 metres to go, he powered through the Derry defence to score to the left of the posts. Neil Cuthbertson’s conversion was successful, getting the home side off to a great 7-0 start.
Shortly afterwards, another good combination between forwards and backs saw the ball come to Jason Morgan who seemed sure to score, but the ball somehow slipped from his grasp within sight of the Derry line. From the resulting scrum, Derry won the ball and cleared their lines by kicking for touch. The Bangor lineout was taken cleanly by Kelly, and Bangor picked off where they had left off moments earlier. This time it was Jamie Clegg who made the break before passing outside to Mark Widdowson on the left wing. Although he had to juggle the ball before controlling it, he still managed to squeeze in at the corner for Bangor’s second try. The touchline kick was missed making the score now 12-0 with 14 minutes gone.
City of Derry settled themselves and within 10 minutes were applying sustained pressure in Bangor’s twenty two. Having drawn in Bangor players to a ruck, they quickly passed the ball across their backs to find just enough room to score in the left hand corner. The kick was missed, but the gap had now closed to 12-5.
From Mark Thompson’s restart kick, the ball was knocked on by the City of Derry receiver. The Bangor scrum on the half way line was secured by Clegg before passing to Mike Aspley who accelerated through a gap in the centre, shook off a number of tackles and looked to be through for a score. However, with the City of Derry full back in front of him, Aspley unselfishly passed inside to Morgan who made the last few metres to score under the posts. Cuthberton’s simple kick made the score 19-5.
Most of the attacking play was now coming from the home side, prompting some desperate defending by the visitors. With 35 minutes gone, Derry were penalised for a deliberate knock on within their twenty two. The penalty was kicked to touch, and the subsequent lineout was again taken cleanly, this time by Adam Rushe. In a reversal of the previous try, Morgan took the ball forward before returning the compliment to Aspley to score close to the posts. The conversion brought the score to 26-5.
With the first half drawing to a close, Bangor kept up their pressure, forcing Derry to concede another penalty. From Bangor’s chosen scrum, the ball came to Morgan who, although wrapped up in defenders, managed to off-load to James Henly who made good ground before passing outside to Cuthbertson on the right wing who scored in the corner. His subsequent kick hit the upright and bounced out, but Bangor’s lead as the referee blew for half time was now 31-5.
City of Derry’s half time talk appeared to be paying dividends, as they started the second half with renewed vigour and eventually turned over a Bangor scrum. Having won the ball, they moved it wide to their right wing to score in the corner. Although the kick was missed, they were now in double figures at 31-10, with just a few minutes of the half gone.
Unfortunately, the Derry men were unable to build further from this promising start. On the 15 minute mark, Widdowson took a pass above his head, before side stepping the last defender to dive over in the left hand corner for his second try. A great kick by Cuthbertson made the score 38-10.
Several minutes later, Aspley had another good run, but this time was stopped short of the line. Undeterred, from the Bangor ruck, Andrew Jackson got the ball and, having pushed forward and brought play back into the centre, passed outside to Kelly who powered over from a couple of metres out to score his second try. The kick was missed, making the score 43-10.
With the contest all but over, and waiting for the final whistle, another Bangor attack saw Clegg push through before passing to Widdowson on his left. With defenders in front of him, and with little room to work with, Widdowson chipped over the defence and set off in pursuit. The ball didn’t bounce kindly for him, but did for the supporting Phil Whyte who gathered it well and dived over for a well-deserved try. For the second time in the game, Cuthbertson’s conversion hit the upright, making the final score 48-10.
This was another excellent Bangor performance that has brought a return to the kind of form shown at the start of the season. The timing couldn’t be better as the next game is away to league leaders Clogher Valley, who themselves are enjoying a great run of results.
Bangor side: P Whyte, A Jackson, J Harrison (J Leary), A Rushe, D Kelly, J Henly, R Latimer, J Clegg (c), C Harper, M Thompson, M Widdowson, M Aspley, J Morgan (G Caughey), N Cuthbertson, D Charles
Subs: J Leary, G Caughey
Bangor scores: D Kelly (2T), M Widdowson (2T), J Morgan (1T), M Aspley (1T), N Cuthbertson (1T, 4C), P Whyte (1T)
I hadn't expected to see one of these just yet though the temperature last night was the lowest since last winter and the grass was frozen white this morning. We found this tucked into an eggbox inside the trap along with three Yellow-line Quakers and after some searching around prised three more Yellow-line Quakers out of the grass. They all went into little cardboard pots and into the fridge, which for once was warmer for them than being left outdoors.
I took the bottom photo around 9am, more than an hour after we'd collected up the moths- you can see from our footprints that the grass was still frozen. We were lucky to find any moths at all let alone a new species for the garden!