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Members of the Illawarra Knitting Nannas Against Gas (IKNAG) outside the state member for Heathcote's office talking to people walking by.
Detail images from the photo board here - www.flickr.com/photos/nocsgillawarra/sets/72157640521634763/
I requested could Tom explain the various elements to build a musical composition . I saw this last year but ran out of memory on the SD card to record the process .
Most interesting I thought and how skilful on his part .
There is more of this clip , to be continued ..
Pitt St. Mall . Sydney
Apparently it was built to commemorate the capture of Suvarnadurg castle in India in 1775. So now you know!
At our harley street care Medical Express Clinic we offer some tips from our specialist take few precaution to stay away allergy attack. goo.gl/trkgFA
This is the oldest house in the Florida Keys outside of Key West. Adderley House, Crane Point Museum, Nature Center and Historic Site, Key Vaca, Marathon, FL (Florida Keys)
FILM: Explaining BookCrossing during preparations for a BookCrossing Valentine's Day Event
LOCATION: Urban Coffee Co., Church Street, Colmore Row, Birmingham
DATE: Thursday 11th February, 2010
VIDEO: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI39NoEzNJo
INFO: Birmingham book-lovers and fans of BookCrossing ( www.bookcrossing.com ) plan for a Valentine's Day event to raise money for Edgbaston-based charity LUCIA - Life Uplifted by Change in Africa ( www.luciacharity.org.uk ). Members of the public are invited to meet over a hot drink to share their love of books. Award-winning author R.J. Ellory ( www.rjellory.com ) will also be sharing his favourite reads ( www.facebook.com/group.php?v=info&gid=243069614126 ).
The event took place on Sunday 14th February, 2010 (Valentine's Day).
FILM CREDITS:
Featuring: Liz Broomfield (Birmingham BookCrossing), R J Ellory (Roger Jon Ellory, Award-winning Author) and Laura Creaven (LUCIA Volunteer).
Director: Adam Yosef | Graphics: R3BELZ Inc. | Sound: Music Theme - Kevin MacLeod, Sound Editor: Kyle Kowalski | With thanks to: Bookcrossing.com, Urban Coffee Company, Cath Crockford.
MMX © I AM BIRMINGHAM / ADAM YOSEF
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at OSDC2010 at The Abbotsford Convent.
This was the very last almost-a-full-frame of Kodachrome on the roll. Wasn't even enough of it to be mounted.
this girl was screaming in some drunken range at anyone/everyone passing by. people were throwing snowballs at her, and she finally snapped and chased some guy down and beat him up. whistler reminds me of a huge frat house.
Presentation on "white box design" as described in the book "Cleanroom Software Engineering." Presented by Walter Mack.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dshqJr7E-dM
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Hush now, don't explain
You're the cause of all my
Trouble and pain
Unless you're mad
Don't explain
My love, my love, my love
Don't explain
There is nothing within me now to gain
You know that I love you
Look at what loving has done
All my thoughts were real
And so sincere
I'm so completely yours
You know I hear folks cha-cha-cha-chatter
And I know you cheat
Right or wrong, that don't matter
You're here with me
Sit down, have a seat
It's your time to feel the pain
It's your time to weep
Don't explain
Hush now, don't explain
There is nothing within me now to gain
I'm gonna skip it instead
Don't explain
Don't explain
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Things that make you go "hmmmm": why does Mag use a "z" instead of an "s" in "plz" and "thankz" ... but not in "kids" and "toys" ?
Joint Base Lewis/McChord Commander, Col. Charles Hodges explains some upcoming upcoming changes on an aerial map to Maj. Gen. (Retired) Tom Cole during the I Corps Retired General Officer and CSM Luncheon November 20. During the luncheon, Hodges, and I Corps Commander, Lt. Gen. Robert Brown discussed several upcoming initiatives and challenges with senior members of the retired military community living in the South Puget Sound area.
Business Law major Derek Sarkesians, Junior, explains the Armenian Genocide at the ASA booth on Monday, the first day of Armenian Genocide Rememberance week. Crosses and signs mark the 97th anniversary of the 1.5 mil. lost in the Armenian Genocide.
This note card explained what fruit was contained in the basket: apriums, blood oranges, Braeburn apples, etc.