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1. Reflections in Venice, 2. Com'è triste Venezia..., 3. Do you read me?!, 4. alice, 5. Venezia, 6. flickr.com/photos/24681010@N02/5045116159/, 7. Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, 8. L'uomo che non voleva vedere,
9. Camogli, 10. Venetian landscape, 11. Dalle disquisizioni filologiche del primo mattino..."CROLLO DELLA CULTURA: NIETZSCHE ERA DI DESTRA?", 12. Morte e rinascita d'annunziana, 13. Buon Natale e buone feste - Marry Christmas, 14. Thanks, 15. Untitled, 16. mouse,
17. Paesaggio - Landscape, 18. Poster, 19. Nastro Azzurro, 20. Smart, 21. Books, 22. Alba, 23. Notturno - Nocturne, 24. Malga,
25. Chiuso - Closed, 26. Geni al lavoro - Geniuses to the job, 27. Meraviglioso -Wonderful, 28. LA PRIMA ALBA O ...L'ULTIMA? - THE FIRST DAWN… OR THE LAST?, 29. Landscape - Paesaggio, 30. The bewitched forest - Il bosco incantato, 31. Bianco, azzurro e nero - White, blue and black, 32. Luci di Venezia - Venice's lights,
33. Terra veneta - Venetian earth, 34. flickr.com/photos/24681010@N02/3091970175/, 35. Che faticoso essere un genio!!! That laborious to be a genius!!!, 36. Visit to Arabesque Art member di" FlicKr International" and " I am a genius " - In visita ad Arabesque Arte membro di" Flickr International" e " Io sono un genio", 37. Fioritura, 38. Affogato nella primavera - Drowned in the spring - Noyè dans le printemps, 39. Calle di Burano (Venezia), 40. Casolari sul lago
01.08.11 EXPLORED
Today was my first day of classes. Everything was pretty normal except for this problem I've been having with my microecon class! I went to the lecture this morning even though I'm not technically enrolled in the class, and then went to the prof afterwards to ask how I could sign up, because when I tried enrolling online it wouldn't let me because it said there was a pre-requisite I needed in order to get in.
Apparently this pre-req gets covered by this math placement test I took over 3 semesters ago during my freshman orientation, so I went to this one office to find out how I scored to see if I met the pre-req. Apparently I got a 40% on the math placement test and you need at least a 57%, sooo this obviously was a problem. The lady there told me that they're administering the test every day this week at the library, so I'm going to take it sometime this week and HOPEFULLY I pass. If not, I'll be stuck taking Algebra II instead of micro, because that's what type of math is on the exam.
And I reeeally don't want to take that because I took Algebra II when I was a soph in high school, and I really don't want to be taking the same class as a soph in college. That, and it would be a waste of a semester class that could be spent taking something more important.
sigh sigh apple pie. Sorry for the rant, guys. All of this was just really unexpected and now I have no clue what to study -__-
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Nothing to do with the Flickr adoption of the Explore concept,
just
the human endeavour
to seek the new
to go where few or none have gone before,experience the world ,real or imaginary
keeps us human,
keeps us living ..................................
Well well well, I thought my eyes were deceiving me when I spotted some 2018 Jurassic World themed Matchbox models in a Toymaster store recently but had no idea that the Legacy series would also be coming here to the UK. This time you can thank Smyths Toys for stocking the FULL series in both singles and multi sets and the store I visited must have just put them out as their were masses of them. A quick bit of advice though if you fancy some of these models, they ARN'T in the diecast aisle, they are amongst other movie themed toys in a different section.
There has been a lot of hype surrounding these new models and I have to say most movie/TV film related diecasts I buy i've never actually watched the related programmes but for Jurassic Park there is plenty of love. I've watched every film they have brought out from seeing the first one back in 1993 to the latest :-)
The model itself is of the poor 1993 Ford Explorer which got a lot of abuse in the first film eventually getting squashed by a dinosaur and has been captured very well by Matchbox complete with its viewing panels in the roof to its front bull bars and authentic livery. Mint and boxed.
Explorer (Male Nude)
First of a new series of surrealistic human figures . . .
This figure is entirely handmade/handsculpted by me.
Explorer (Male Nude)
Handmade, OOAK art doll sculpture.
12.75 inches tall. Mixed media.
Copyright © 2010, Shain Erin. All rights reserved.
1. Swaledale Countryside (explored #173), 2. flickr.com/photos/43499552@N03/15633202195/, 3. Autumn Lake @ Bedgebury (explored 126), 4. "dear oh deer" (explored), 5. Early Morning Mist (explored), 6. The Clock @ Rochester (explored), 7. "Eye of the Needle" (explored no 153), 8. Fulking Sussex (explored no 26),
9. Brighton & Hove (explore), 10. Sussex Wealden View (explored), 11. A wealden View (explored), 12. "White Purple Yellow"(explored), 13. "Looking at You" (explored), 14. Magnolia View (explored 173), 15. Tree Line..(explored no147), 16. River Medway Kent (explored),
17. Penshurst Place (explored), 18. Nikon D800 (explored), 19. Winter Light (explored), 20. St Peters Church (explored), 21. Welcome to Swanage (explored 131), 22. Portland Bill @ Dusk (explored), 23. Winter Time (explored), 24. Night or Day.. (explored 151),
25. Back Light, 26. Rural Sussex, 27. Beautiful Thatch (explored no80), 28. Village Cottage ( explored), 29. Peacock Butterfly in Sussex - explored, 30. Shoreham Village Church ( explored), 31. Taking The Sun ( explored) 239, 32. LAVENDER AT DUSK,
33. English Stag @ Richmond, 34. Magnolia Colours(explored), 35. House @ Nymans (explored), 36. Little Purples (explored), 37. Goudhurst Village Kent, 38. Winter Garden (explored), 39. Sussex Nature, 40. Exton Village (Explored),
41. River Thames @ Sonning (explored), 42. "Diamonds are Forever" (explored), 43. flickr.com/photos/43499552@N03/13649064245/, 44. Trees- Trees (explored 151), 45. The Churchyard.. (explored)128, 46. Outwood Windmill.. (Explored), 47. Yellow Borders (explored), 48. Dusk @ Kimmeridge (explored),
49. Nice en Nuit, 50. SUSSEX WILDLIFE, 51. The Wealden Garden, 52. Beautiful Biot Village (explored), 53. Wakehurst Place, 54. Little bit of Dorset, 55. Scottish Cattle @ Eynsford (explored), 56. Scotney Castle Nt,
57. "Early Morning @ Richmond", 58. "One Vision", 59. A Place To Sit... (explored), 60. Autumn Change (Explored no220), 61. "Stag in the Mist", 62. Riverhouse, Loose, 63. hambleden village,bucks, 64. High Weald @ Scotney,
65. Poynings Churchyard (explored), 66. A Jewel on the Weald, 67. Emmetts Woods ( explored), 68. OTFORD COTTAGE, 69. Autumn Mix, 70. Aylesford Kent, 71. Crocus Way.., 72. Graveyard Floor..
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Spur at 15 weeks
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When the breeder saw this shot last night, he began having Seller's Remorse. ;)
{{EXPLORED: July 13, 2012}}
The 2015 Explore@NASAGoddard event, on Sept. 26, celebrated the 25th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope. Investigating everything from black holes to planets around other stars, Hubble has ushered in a new chapter of humanity’s exploration of the universe, and the venerable telescope continues to answer some of the most compelling astronomical questions of our time.
Additionally, all areas of Goddard’s research – Earth science, heliophysics, planetary science, astrophysics, and engineering and technology – were presented, as each discipline plays a critical part in NASA's ongoing journey to reach new heights, reveal the unknown and advance scientific understanding for the benefit of humankind.
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Bill Hrybyk
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My pics that have been "Explored". At last count on 8/12/12 the total was 93. (I don't know why one is showing up as a blank though.)
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Whahey! As of 22/1/13 - my total Explore photos is now 100!!!! Thanks, everyone for your support & interest.
The 2015 Explore@NASAGoddard event, on Sept. 26, celebrated the 25th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope. Investigating everything from black holes to planets around other stars, Hubble has ushered in a new chapter of humanity’s exploration of the universe, and the venerable telescope continues to answer some of the most compelling astronomical questions of our time.
Additionally, all areas of Goddard’s research – Earth science, heliophysics, planetary science, astrophysics, and engineering and technology – were presented, as each discipline plays a critical part in NASA's ongoing journey to reach new heights, reveal the unknown and advance scientific understanding for the benefit of humankind.
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Bill Hrybyk
More information on Explore@NASAGoddard 2015.
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s missions through four scientific endeavors: Earth science, heliophysics, solar system exploration, and astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the agency’s mission.
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In the centre of a pond at Butterfly World in Stockton. I spotted the group and thought it made a nice shot. #316 on Explore - thank you for your interest and kind comments!
[Explored] #368 21-11-2012
Jorpokhri in the Mist - edited
Jorpokhri (the twin lakes)is a beautiful Himalayan nature reserve of untouched natural beauty at an altitude of 7,400 ft on a hilltop in Darjeeling district.
Images of Bengal, India
14 august 2012, # 135 on Explore
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While I was was getting buzzed by a hummingbird and watching egrets wade, my furry feline was poking around in the fig tree, biting branches and exploring his world.
He has a good life.
Run on the 26th February 1983,F & W Railtours "Essex Explorer" ran from Plymouth to Gloucester,and thence to London to visit a few places in the area.Here is the tour loco,50030 "Repulse",at Enfield Town.The other loco involved,37086,was used on the other end in the London area to save the class 50 running around the train.The only time I've ever been in or out of both Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street behind a Hoover.