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It has been a long while since I last featured an offering from the Elysian Brewery. Mainly because a couple years ago they were having some quality control issues. Contaminated caps I think. It was like playing ale roulette w/ 3 bullets in the revolver. It got to the point where I didn’t want to recommend their ales because if you got a bad bottle, that reflected as bad on me as it did on them. The Elysian is a good brewery, and I know of a few people who got the opposite impression because of their quality control problems.
Over the past few months, I have been dipping my toe in the Elysian waters to see if they have resolved their problems. I believe they have. Not one bottle was bad. No volcanic foaming, off flavors, or spotted caps to be found.
The Mens Room Ale is an amber ale based on a local radio show…think the “View” meets the “Man Show” (thank goodness it’s radio, Barb Walters on a trampoline is just plain scary). Proceeds go towards VA support for military families. Though not as hoppy as I like my brews, it is a damn good ale. Very light, yet great malt flavors. Makes for a fine end to a hot summer day.
It was a nice surprise to find a message in my inbox this morning saying that I was the featured artist for Imagekind today!
Corey Zicari and Ricardo Orta take the Metro Red Line to Hollywood and Highland on Oct. 18 for the Hollywood Subway Zombie Walk.
…Sculpting
The signature feature of the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival and a long-time regional favorite, the International Sandsculpting Championship, displays fantastic works of art created by a talented international field of sculptors from countries around the world.
The distinctive event is housed beneath a huge tent, almost as large as a football field, which shields 22 sculptures created by 12 solo and 10 doubles teams. This year, sculptors competed for the largest prize purse awarded in the country.
Highlights:
• Viewing lasted for 10 days
• Walkways and viewing areas provided an intimate view of the process and artwork
• Lighting for viewing into the evening hours
• Protection from wind and rain, providing an entertainment option no matter the weather!
• Unique photo opportunities
• Meet and Greet opportunities with the extremely talented pool of sculptors!
neptune festival- International Sandsculptin Championship
Photography - Craig McClure
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Was featured on soggycheerio.com which is a cool site run by a 21 blogger from Toronto who updates cool sites, videos, art, photography and just anything he finds interesting to him. Was featured as part of the March 23rd update of 2010. link to photo displayed
Another gorgeous client Christie from In Fashion And Style.com rocking her Arete necklace by Anita Quansah London from shrimptoncouture.com
It's so nice to see how the neckpieces come alive when on the body. Love how Christie has teamed Arete necklace into her day ensemble.
Close-up of shore crab Carcinus maenas
Date: 23/04/2013
Taynish rapids, Loch Sween
Photographer: Laura Clark (SNH)
© SNH. All rights reserved. Please email for details - marinephotos@nature.scot
August 2009 issue of Max Magazine (Bulgarian Edition) featuring an interview and a couple of photos.
I would like to offer many thanks to Alan for giving me this wonderful oppurtunity to be the first featured photographer for SecretEntourage.com. Here is a link to the article: www.secretconsulting.com/featured-photographer-ian-jones-...
I also want to thank EVERYONE who has viewed, faved or commented on my pictures over the years. Without your kind words, I don't know if I would have the motivation to get up extremely early on Saturday and Sunday mornings ;)
Featured on gaileguevara.blogspot.com/
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Outdoor Garden Water Feature Fountain - Features / Fountains
Garden fountains are beautiful outdoor water accents. Outdoor fountains are used in public parks, gardens, yards, patios and decks. The most traditional design is a tiered waterfall with multiple levels where the water cascades down many levels of stone. A garden fountain is very dramatic and has a high degree of water noise and motion due to the water becoming airborne and crashing into the lower level pool below. The water finds it's way into the pool at the bottom and is taken back to the top again by a powerful water pump to begin it's journey anew. Some famous artists and sculptors have created garden water features which add life and elegance to their sculptures. Today craftsmen and increased knowledge have made available garden fountains for private residences.
2016 RT Convention Featured Cover Model John Joseph Quinlan @ RT World Famous Book Fair Autograph Signing via Author Taabia Dupree @ Rio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, Nevada. 4/16/2016
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Indoor Waterfall Water Feature Fountain - Features / Waterfalls / Fountains
Indoor waterfalls dramatically improve ambiance by bringing the sights and sounds of a modern waterfall into your home or office. The sound of indoor fountains are associated with beautiful nature settings, peaceful vacations and meditative tranquility. An indoor waterfall can provide many health benefits as well. The flow of water captures airborne particles and dust from the air. The slow evaporation of water releases beneficial negative ions into the air and acts as a natural humidifier. For more sensitive environments or healthcare settings we offer a line of indoor fountains incorporating specialized precautions against bacteria and microorganisms. These options include Saniguard coatings, ultraviolet light sterilization systems and reverse osmosis systems.
Spoke Magazine - Featuring Karl Addison
Karl Addison - Addison Karl
Life as a full time Artist immersed with bicycles and mixture of living in Seattle, Washington and Berlin, Germany.
Written by Wolfgang Scherreiks
Featuring:
Jean-François Hirschel, Co-inventor and Editor, Founder & CEO, H-Ideas at RIBI
Rémi Lambert, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer at Architas France
Yves Ceelen, CIO Global Balanced, Member of the Management Board and Head of Institutional Mandates at DeGroof Petercam Asset Management
Sebastien Gyger, Head of Fund Selection at Rothschild & Co
Nicolas Moussavi, Global Head of Fund Selection at Société Générale
Saw this water feature / fountain / sculpture at Aston University.
Tipping Triangles by the sculptor Angela Conner. Commissioned in 1987, started to be made in 1989, then unveiled in 1994. Stainless steel.
It provides beauty and tranquillity for the site while using the university's triangle symbol.
A common feauture throughout most developed countries is the presence of Hi-Viz clothing. These seem to be the answer to H&S issues that prevail anything. About to swing to leave the city is First West Yorkshire Volvo B7RLE YJ08 CFD. it is seen operating the recently changed 64 route, that no longer serves Morley and Gildersome. Instead it serves Middleton then on towards the very nice area of Leeds around Aberford.
Navy Nurse Corps officers and Nurses featured and feted at NMRTC Bremerton
05.11.2023
Photo by Douglas Stutz
Naval Hospital Bremerton/Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Bremerton
You’re a Daisy If You Do… Stu Ewy of NHB/NMRTC Bremerton Main Operating Room is presented with the Daisy Award by Lt. Cmdr. Brad O’Keefe, pediatric nurse practitioner and command Daisy Award coordinator. The award, established in 1999, is an international program which rewards and celebrates extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by a nurse. The presentation was included in the command’s commemoration of National Nurses Week, May 6-12, and the Navy Nurse Corps 115th birthday, officially held every May 13 since 1908 (Official Navy photo by Douglas H Stutz, NHB/NMRTC Bremerton public affairs officer).
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Featuring: Accessories, Avatar Enhancements, Backdrops, Cosmetics, Decor, Dresses, Eyes, Footwear, Intimates, Jewelry, Pants, Poses, Shapes, Shorts, Skirts, Tattoos, Tops
Event Opening Date: December 30, 2023
Event Closing Date: January 18, 2024
Teleport to Wasteland
MIA: Fluid
This event is in one location
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Fixing King John Pub Still
featured l to r: Robert Faires, Robert S. Fisher, E. Jason Liebrecht, Lowell Bartholomee, Jay Byrd, Tom Green, Barbara Chisholm, Jeffery Mills, Adriene Mishler
photo by: Bret Brookshire
this photo is sRBG and needs conversion for print
Featuring Knowledge Iz, Priscilla Momaha, Drew Daniels, SEASKY
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French postcard by Tobler. Image: The Walt Disney Company.
Pablo is the main character in The Cold-Blooded Penguin (Bill Roberts, 1945), a segment of Disney's animated feature film The Three Caballeros (1945), with Sterling Holloway as the narrator of his story. Pablo dislikes living in colder climates, unlike the other penguins who play with their activities as they normally do.
In The Cold-Blooded Penguin, the narrator tells Donald Duck the story of Pablo the penguin. Pablo lives in Antarctica, but as suggested by the title of the short, he is always cold. He keeps close to his old stove, called Smokey Joe, to stay warm. He dreams of moving to a warmer climate. After several false attempts to leave Antarctica, he makes a boat out of a chunk of ice. All goes well until he crosses the equator and his boat starts to melt, but he's able to make do with the bathtub he brought along. Pablo successfully makes it to the island and is satisfied that he finally enjoys the warmness in the Galápagos. When Pablo enjoys his new life in the Galápagos, he starts to think he might return to his icy home in the South Pole someday after spending time in the Galápagos.
Bethany Cox at IMDb: " It is undeservedly underseen and is very easy to love. The animation is beautifully done, the colours are bright and sumptuous, the backgrounds are full of detail (Antarctica having a lot of atmosphere and other parts quite exotic) with every frame showing no choppiness or lack of fluidity and the character design shows a lot of care and love, the standout being cute without being too cutesy one for the main character Pablo. Also present is a lushly but also cleverly orchestrated and characterful music score, that is also dynamic and perfectly synced with what's happening in the action and animation. Sterling Holloway's narration is another plus, narration can either drive the story forward and say a lot without giving too much away or it can be over-explanatory and distracting where more show less tell is more welcome. The narration luckily is an example of the former, and Holloway delivers it with zest and empathy."
Sources: Bethany Cox (IMDb), Disney Fandom, Heroes Fandom, and IMDb.
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Editor-in-Chief: David South
“Peace, order and good pot”. This was a great story on Canada’s most radical experiment in free schools in the late 60s, early 70s. The Rochdale College at the University of Toronto was a government-funded experiment that quickly went out of control, and became North America’s drug-dealing centre. It juxtaposed that time with the moral panics of modern high schools.
In 1994 a huge schism had grown in Canada between youth and the wider media. Young people were not reflected anywhere and their views were ignored. That is, until Watch Magazine exploded onto the streets of Toronto and into the halls of the city’s high schools. I was hired by Youth Culture to be the Editor-in-Chief for this unique business: a magazine staffed by high school students but covering the wider worlds of pop music, culture, fashion, politics and the arts.
This picture was featured in 'YOUR BIG PICTURE OF THE DAY' section of the BBC website on 21st July 2009.
This is a panoramic shot of almost 70 year old Nemani Haveli at Churi Ajitgarh in Rajasthan. Being from the same town, I had the pleasure to visit this marvelous piece of architecture with a local guy who took me in and around this haveli and it is no less than a palace in itself. The front doors leads you to a huge hall with ancient furnitures, decors, Belgian mirrors, paintings of lord krishna and many such things. This haveli has the first and only haveli with a swimming pool in this town which was used by the foreign delegates in the past.
This haveli is still being well maintained by the Nemani's who are a well known name in the business world of Mumbai
Featuring:
Adele Koskela, Jacqueline J. Anderson, Ashley Kunz, Ben Neyers, Kimble Bromley, Chelsea Odden, Dale Cook , Dar Eckert, Dennis Krull, Emily Williams, Emma Beatrez, Eric Johnson, Tyler Evin, Jen Nelson, Jescia Hoffman Hopper, Jon Offutt, Kenneth Andersen, Vicki Kessler, Steve Knutson, Lynn Fundingsland, Malcolm Thompson, Mandel Mertz, Annette Marchand, Meg Spielman, Miranda Roen, Scott Seiler, Sue Morrissey, Troy Becker and Yvonne Denault
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Marcy Porras, a U.S. postal worker, delivers mail on Summitt Drive during Tuesday's snowfall.
Text taken from the information board beneath the sculpture:
"Mazda started European motorsport in the late 1960s to prove and promote its rotary engine in the tough environment of endurance racing. Mazda rotary engine cars have won 100 IMSA races; GTU victory in the Daytona 24-hour race; IMSA manufacturer and driver titles; the Spa 24-hour race; five class victories at Le Mans; two British Touring Car titles; and most famously, Le Mans in 1991 with the 787B, the only Japanese manufacturer to have won Le Mans and the only rotary to win the world's most demanding race.
In the United States more people race Mazda cars or Mazda engine vehicles on any given weekend than any other marque.
The sculpture represents Mazda's Kodo design philosophy of strength, beauty and tension found in the instantaneous movement of living things and the simplicity that reflects Japanese aesthetics. Gerry Judah's interpretation of Kodo is a beautiful an simple form that expresses tension, lightness and movement that belies the complexity of the structure.
The two cars are the 1991 Le Mans winning 787B and the Mazda LM55 Vision Gran Turismo car, previously a virtual car designed for the GT6 game, Mazda built this car specifically for the Goodwood central feature."
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2015
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