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We had to get up early just as we did on Tuesday expect after breakfast we went to SeaWorld. As soon as we have arrived to SeaWorld that some of us wanted to go on the “Journey to Atlantis” ride and then we all went to see the “Sea Lion and Otter Stadium”. After we went to the “Dine with Shamu” as VIPS where we had our lunch and then we went to the “Shamu Stadium” taking lots of photos of the killer whales whilst there I’ve got drenched. After that we went to the “Pet’s Rule!” to watch the pet show and then some of us went back to the “Journey to Atlantis” ride because some of us really enjoyed it. We went over to the “Games Entertainment Centre” for a lit bit of fun and then we head for the exit where we bought some souvenirs and then we went back to our hotel to have Chinese for dinner that night in our rooms.
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Another January day ends in the city with another gorgeous sunset display. Despite the pleasant weather lately, more rain was on the way... Pic taken from around San Jose, CA. (Tuesday, January 16, 2018; 5:14 p.m.)
*A more rainy weather pattern on the horizon for the Bay Area:
A ridge of high pressure has been dominating most of the winter thus far for California, leading to a prolonged dry spell for much of the state. That pattern had started to break down recently, allowing storms from the Pacific to move onshore at last. As we move into the second half of January, we expect this more-active pattern to continue across the West, with multiple rounds of storms moving this week & next. Of course, even though we need the rain, this more active weather pattern was to also have forecasters & emergency management officials on alert for the potential for future mud & debris slides in SoCal. At the moment, long-range model guidance isn't indicating heavy rain ahead for SoCal, but it's something we would be watching as the unsettled weather slowly unfolds...
"Don't expect any VIP areas or oversized bottles of Swarovski Vodka here, this is heads-down, face-melting beats" -Time Out Magazine !
Neil Landstrumm (Live Techno Masterclass)
Fedka The Irritant (Live Trombone Techno)
The Dexorcist (DJ)
Jerome Hill (DJ)
Thatboy Tim (DJ)
A jaunt into the mountains for business, as well as a survey of conditions last weekend, yielded a little more than I expected... a beautiful plant species that I was unfamiliar with. The weather conditions were awful, with cold, flooding rain, and plenty of wind... not the best for lengthy trails. That being said, neither was it the best for short ones, though I did venture out along the rim of Linville Gorge to see how the Carolina rhododendron were coming along for the season... they make an excellent foreground for the big landscapes available there. For those of you who are interested, as of May 4, a large percentage of the Carolina rhodos of the area appear to be a week or longer before they bloom, the one caveat being the weather... it snowed there Tuesday of this week, and those conditions may slow that overall bloom into the next two weeks.
While there, I stayed at the Parkview Lodge parkviewlodge.com/rates.htm , owned by friends David and Cindy Peters, in the community of Linville Falls. Cindy told me that I needed to have a look around lodge... we're not talking "city" here. The structures are landscaped with the very things that can be found in this region of the Blue Ridge. Cindy's particularly proud of her garden behind the office, with rhododendron, trillium, lady slippers, jack-in-the-pulpit, and bellwort. The backside of the property descends from the ridge likely 200 feet to the next rise, and is just as wild as it ever was... that's where I found this plant, the only one of its kind I could see there. As always in these situations where I can't identify some bit of flora I've run into, I had consigned myself to research. Before I got started, however, I happened to stumble on an image here on Flickr that explained it all: www.flickr.com/photos/fritzflohrreynolds/8695213154/in/ph... It's a showy orchis (a type of orchid), and, yes, it's native to these mountains. Thanks, Fritz.... would that all my research were this easy! I would have liked a bit more depth in the image, but conditions would allow for no more slower a speed.
Michelle defies the old wives tale of "Girls suck the beauty from you while pregnant". She is nothing short of beautiful!
O segundo domingo do Festival Galo Duro superou as expectativas de público, coroando o evento como o mais importante do mês das férias, no interior do estado. Mais de 10 mil pessoas compareceram à plataforma de shows, prestigiando as apresentações das bandas Doce Menina (que fez a abertura da festa), Forrozão Free Lance e Chicletaza; os banhistas deram um baile, literalmente, participando das disputas de dança com muita energia e vibração, contagiando a galera, que foi à loucura, sendo um show à parte, na frente do palco.
Apesar da chuva forte no dia anterior, prejudicando a estrutura principalmente em relação ao estacionamento, a organização arregaçou as mangas e sanou de última hora as dificuldades que apareceram; carradas de areia foram espalhadas no pátio absorvendo toda a água acumulada da chuva, drenou-se grande parte da área de estacionar, possibilitado o uso, a princípio, por motos e logo a seguir também por outros veículos além dos tracionados e – de quebra – a segurança teve um grande teste, conseguindo manter o equilíbrio durante toda a programação, assistindo com todo o aparato necessário para manter o mesmo padrão. Apesar dos contratempos, a grandeza da festa não foi afetada e a massa compareceu em peso!
A banda local “Doce Menina” fez bonito e sacudiu a platéia, com muito swing e harmonia, abrindo com muita energia a série de shows. Em seguida, foi a vez do Forrozão Free Lance, levando todos ao delírio com sua batida firme e sensual e para fechar o dia, a que já é prata da casa, Chicletaza – com sua máxima “ Na batida dos plays”. Um domingo inesquecível, com muita gente bonita circulando, cerveja gelada, comida à vontade e o melhor: “tudo na santa paz!” ... Domingo que vem tem muitomais.
Surely the people who did the work to install this did not expect that the U.S. would decline so badly so quickly! If they did they probably would not have bothered.
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In downtown McKeesport, Pennsylvania, on July 1st, 2019, outside the former "Swedish Singing Society" building on the south side of Shaw Avenue, opposite Sinclair Street.
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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
Another great location, and you would not expect this from the outside. All machinery are still present and in good condition. Part of the wooden warehouses have been demolished recently but the two main building will be preserved. Well, left to rot probably...
The buildings of the sawmill date from the interwar period. The unique installation of a steam sawmill is still fully present. The tools and the steam engine which provided them with electricity, date from around 1900. All machines are made in Belgium. The place was closed down around 25 years ago.
Visited this location in October 2011.
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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.
Expect really poor audio when the stock housing is used with no skeletol back door and stock microphone is in use. Very muffled and sounds like your speaking into a tin can. GoPro missed the mark on audio for the H3, other than to use an external microphone.
We have come to expect deeply sensitive subjects from Anna Rottenberg. Her current exhibition „Progress and Hygiene” is not a joking matter as well. The famous Polish curator is showing us that grand ideas can devolve very easily and rebound upon us.
Glass Man is standing in front of the main entrance to Zachęta National Gallery in Warsaw. His transparent skin reveals internal organs and the circulatory system. With his hand raised he becomes the symbol of power over his own body. Proud to be a man, gratified at his human perfection and on the right path to self-annihilation. „Progress and Hygiene” is an exhibition-essay which reveals the dark side of development, improvement and the traps of utopia.
This lengthy essay begins with an ironic story about the contemporary cult of the perfect body. Zbigniew Libera’s penis extension device like weight training apparatus is flawless caricature of modern obsessions. However, it is only a warm-up. Numerous rooms follow disclosing much more obscure subjects like eugenics, social engineering, race hygiene and extermination. It is a story about denaturalisation, where hygiene is concerned with appropriate skin tone, eye colour or nose shape. „Bathroom” painted by Luc Tuymans is one of the most intriguing and disturbing pieces. In fact the apparently clean space is a laboratory in a German concentration camp where prisoners were skinned. In this case cruelty is cunningly hidden behind a sterile and neutral layer. Unfortunately, this idea is pretty hard to catch for the average visitor. „Progress and Hygiene” is a deep didactic analysis, which is difficult to understand without prior explanations. Anda Rottenberg gives us a thought-provoking lesson, which deserves to be examined all-around.
expected overlaps
Choreografie: Mario Heinemann Jaillet
Tänzerin: Gaëlle Morello
Darsteller: Nicolas Menze
Puppenspieler: Werner Ries
Licht: Norbert Mohr
Koordination: Sophie Jaillet Heinemann
© All rights reserved
Photos: Günter Krämmer
These were great, but as expected, a bit flat. I didn't have high gluten flour, or bread four, and being the impatient baker that I am, made them anyway with AP flour. Besides being a bit flat, they don't have the nice, tight crumb of a "real" bagel. The kids devoured them, though. I would like to make a god whole wheat version. This recipe is from Peter Reinhardt's Bread Baker's Apprentice.
Today, 25th June 2010, is my 1st day in vacation .... as you all expecting me to upload you one photo/day talking about my vacation, so here is my 1st photo.
Well, the 1st day was so buzy and massy with cleaning rooms .... so we don' have a time to take shoot aroud us... This photo was taken in Frankhfort airport, my nephew, Sara, was playing around :)
Keep on coming to my flickr page to see more photos and details about what's going on in Swedew .... Chaw chaw :)
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at the Oregon Lavender Festival July 13 - 14, 2013
Plan to join us at the Oregon Lavender Festival to enjoy the Pacific NW countryside at its fragrant best. Dozens of different lavender destinations throw their doors open to the public so that visitors can experience Lavender in Oregon and Washington firsthand by touring lavender farms, lavender nurseries, and lavender celebrations of all kinds. Expect to Relax!
Oregon Lavender FestivalFor a day or two, leave the world of hustle and bustle, computers, and chaos to soak in the delights lavender has to offer. Sometimes simply standing in the midst of a lavender field with its overwhelming beauty and aroma can be medicine enough to restore calm and recharge your spirit.
Tour Lavender Locations, each with its own selection of different varieties of lavender, and each with its own activities arranged for the festival. At lavender farms, you can cut your own bouquets of fresh lavender; at nurseries, you can purchase specialty lavender plants and speak to experts on growing and cultivating lavender. Each location has special events planned for the festival weekend, so be sure to click on the destinations tour page to see what each lavender location has to offer.
We also provide a find-a-festival filter which allows helps you find locations you want to visit based upon their festival offerings. And be sure to visit our maps page to get directions to the farms you plan to visit.
Lavender Art In weeks prior to the festival, plein air artists will capture colorful local fields on canvas and display their art during the festival at a juried art show and sale in Beulah Park in Yamhill. For more information, visit the Paint Out Page.
Lavender Photography Each year, the Oregon Lavender Association invites photographers to capture the magic of lavender in Oregon. Entries are displayed at the Helvetia Lavender Farm, and judged by an independent team of professionals. To view the winning photographs, or to enter, visit the Photo Contest website. View a gallery of all the gorgeous photos submitted at our Photo Contest Gallery.
Festival Poster
Click here to download the festival posterThe award-winning photos from our photo contest are used to create posters and other promotional materials. This year's festival poster uses a photograph of a bicycle at Mountainside Lavender taken by Thomas Armeli. You are welcome to download your own free copy by clicking on the poster.
Click here for a printable copy of the 2010 BrochureTour map
To download a PDF version of the official Oregon Lavender Destinations tour map, click on the thumbnail to the left or visit our maps page. Our brochure & resource guide is available at all destinations.
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