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drove by charlie's expecting to park over on mem drive and walk through JFK park. but as i passed i realized that one meter right out front was open. saw it too late to change course. never in all my life gotten that meter. oh well. went on around to mem drive. paused. thought, "screw it." thought, "balls out. i'll go around again. it won't still be there. but why not." went around again. it was still there. coasted into it. as i was clambering over the snowbank zoe walked up, followed by mike. they hadn't even arrived together. just a moment of things coming together.
so i made them pose for a photo.
First day, first stage, third song ('Iiwake Maybe')
I expect to upload at least a thousand photos from the 2-day event in the coming days as I finish color-correcting them. So please wait in the meantime.
Do whatever you like with the photos. I don't really mind as long as you're not making money out of them.
Our Star-Spangled Babies® baby shower in Norfolk, VA, was a massive success as we doted on 50 new and expecting parents. Thank you to partners ASYMCA, Navy Federal Credit Union, Carmax, American Red Cross, SpartanNash for making this event possible!
Renee DuBois
Burnsville, Minnesota, USA
Model: Nicole DuBois
Digital - Nikon D90
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Not sure what to expected from the bulls in Round 5… Announcer Brandon Bates said it best… “Tonight is about heart. Tonight is about guts. It's about hanging it all out there.”
In the first flight, three of seven bulls are contenders for the title of PBR World Champion Bull. By the time the night was over, only thirteen riders covered their bulls. The rank pen of bulls had come to the PBR tonight, and you knew the action was going to be fast, dangerous, and very unpredictable.
Kody Lostroh from Longmont, CO rode Troubadour for 92.15 points to claim victory in round five. This is Kody’s second round win at the PBR World Finals this year, and Kody’s third match up with Troubadour.
This was another great night at the PBR World Finals; a lot of action, danger, and awesome rides. Me as I bring you the rides and unforgettable moments from Round 5 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas.
A business took me to Brazil. I got a quick look at Sao Paulo and Manaus. By quick I mean fast I was 2 days and 3 nights in each city with 20 hours at the offices each so it was fast.
Here is the view out of my Hotel room window in Sao Paulo. The city reminded me a lot of Europe I was not expecting that. That is a Helicopter taxi station. There were only a few flights after 22:00 and nothing before 06:00 so it was not too bad.
We can regularly expect to see two of our four US Sapsuckers up here (8600 ft. msl). The other one that is regular, if not common, is the Williamson's. The Red-breasted is primarily a West Coast bird, and the Yellow-bellied is mainly an Eastern bird... although Sapsucker vagrants may show up anywhere in North America. Our constructed bird oasis draws in nearly all of the avian population to be found in this area. This bird has stopped at our pond for a drink and has conveniently parked on one of my photo props. It is an adult male.
IMG_8271; Red-naped Sapsucker
Not sure what to expected from the bulls in Round 3… PBR livestock director Cody Lambert this to say about the nightly draft for the next night’s bulls, “that’s what this draft and this sport is about. It’s about stepping up and taking the challenge.” Cody also said “Some of these guys were wanting me to pick their bulls for them and I really didn’t know these bulls as well as I knew the rest of them, because these aren’t bulls that I picked to come to the World Finals. These are bulls that qualified through the ABBI.”
The bulls chosen for tonight are the top ABBI Classic bulls. These bulls are three and four years old, and can be considered the ‘future superstars,’ of the PBR.
Robson Palermo of Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil, won the third round with a 92.25 point ride on Black Pearl.
This was not the night to miss at the PBR World Finals; these ‘future superstars,’ had a few surprises and that meant only seventeen riders rode tonight. Join me as I bring you the rides and unforgettable moments from Round 3 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas.
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