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YORK, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 07: during the BUCS Men’s Northern Tier 5 Group D match between York St John University 3rds and University of Sheffield 4ths at Haxby Road on December 7th 2022 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
In the Drexel - Northern Iowa second round NIT game, Samme Givens was nearly perfect from the floor, scoring 28 points enroute to a 65-63 Drexel victory.
YORK, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 25: during an i2i Soccer Academy Training Session at Haxby Road on November 25th 2022 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
YORK, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 18: during an i2i Soccer Academy Training Session at Haxby Road on October 18th 2022 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
Enrichment given to Moufasa on 4/7/12. This was going to be a bowling ball for a rhino, but we thought Moufasa needed it more.
Just a little upload as I haven't done anything for a while. These are based on a phrase from an animation that my boyfriend likes, and a particular phrase that he wants tatooed on him somewhere
"Given the chance, what would you dream about?"
I was given one of these delightful orchid plants as a gift. It has re-blossomed for me ! I can actually grow these !!! I WILL be buying more varieties .I LOVE these flowers !
Now I am obsessive with trying to capture the look of blossoms in clay .
:D m.e.
Was given this as a gift in 2003. Apparently never opened it, but it moved with me a couple times. Opened in 2019 because I was going to donate the crock pot. Hadn't realized there was actually a pack of Velveeta and a can of chili inside! Oops. Velveeta expired 15 years ago. I didn't open the wrapper, but the outside looked much better than I expected which isn't really encouraging re: Velveeta.
Assistant Coach.
Dave Givens may be labled with many titles as he enters his third year with the Timbers organization. As a part-time administrative assistant in 1977, Givens was a public relations assistant while holding down coaching additions at Judson Baptist and Warner Pacific Colleges. Two years later he acts as an afficial coach, scout, front office employee, and part time goal keeper. (Subsituting for Jim Gorsek last season until Gorseks injury healed.) Givens with wife Nancy and three children Todd, 7-year-old; Marc 6-year-old; and Molly 3-year-old, he has been a Portloand resident for over 6 years. He graduated from Biola College in Las Angeles where he represented the West squad in the first ever Senior Bowl All-Star-Match for American players before coming to Portland.
Walking in Sydney CBD with a Ricoh GRD IV compact camera, chasing light people and moods. Hope you will enjoy it.
Given that she was running a 40 C fever that day she was doing rather well - something that could not be said of her mother.
SAGINAW-- On Sept 13, the Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, and fellow participants celebrated vocations to the priesthood and raised funds for the education of future priests. Golfers tee'd off with morning or afternoon golf scrambles at the Swan Valley Golf Course in Saginaw. In addition to game prizes, golf tournament awards were given to flight winners, the top Knights of Columbus team and the top co-ed team.
Selby Abbey, North Yorkshire.
North Choir Aisle - East Window.
To the Glory of God this window is given by JG Lyon of Pontefract to commemorate the restoration of this Church of St Mary and St Germain at Selby after the disastrous fire of 20th October 1906 and to adorn this Chapel of the Resurrection, AD 1911.
Window by Thomas Curtis of Ward & Hughes, 1911.
The firm of Ward & Hughes spans the history of Victorian stained glass from the Gothic revival to the Aesthetic Movement. Despite having worked in so many styles, their windows are easily recognisable since, unlike those of many artists, they are always signed “Ward & Hughes, London” with the date of manufacture. The partnership of Thomas Ward (1808-1870) and Henry Hughes (1822-1883) began in the early 1850s. Thomas Ward had been a stained glass designer for almost twenty years by this time, in partnership with JH Nixon. When Nixon retired Henry Hughes, one of his pupils and a talented designer, took his place. After Ward’s death in 1870 Hughes was free to run things as he wanted. There was clearly a change of direction in the 1870s away from the now stale Gothic style towards a style influenced by the Aesthetic Movement. Henry Hughes died in 1883 and the firm was taken over by a relative of his, Thomas Figgis Curtis (1845-1924). Soon after, the firm’s output was signed “TF Curtis, Ward & Hughes”. The firm remained operational until the late 1920s, but most of the company’s archives have been lost, so little is known about this remarkable and enduring firm.
I was given the opportunity this year to sponsor the Budget Savvy Bridal Show that was put on by Totally Beautiful Moments and MBT Marketing Solutions.
Just at the look of the crowd that nearly filled every available space in the building, I'd say the event was a success! I was blessed with the duty of capturing the event and manning my booth during the event, which turned out to be pretty interesting. It turned out better than I thought and I was able to talk with several prospects to say the least. Mrs. Peterson had to do some school work and be mom, so she was unable to woman the booth this time around. She owes me one!!! Here is what happened at the show. To see what happened on the Red Carpet, check out my man JMF Photography!
Stay tuned...more to come.
YORK, ENGLAND - MAY 02: during an i2i Soccer Academy Training Session at Haxby Road on May 2nd 2023 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
given to me by my aunt...this is my dad's mother's engagement ring.
the other ring in the image is one that i had made many years ago, with the small accent diamonds from my mom's mother's wedding ring...my sister, my mom and my aunts all have jewelry made from that ring as well.
I'm not given to putting anthropormorphic captions on my animal shots, but "Peek a Boo!" would work for this one.
Given the eyes I'm guessing fly rather than wasp but my bug-id skills fall apart after that. Not much scale reference unless you know pearlescent paint grain scale for a recent model Prius :-) but maybe 2cm long from recollection (hot day, it didn't seem bothered by getting the camera in really close - not huge, it just stood out on the shiny expanse of white car body.)
Howard Lambert, father of David Lambert and Brittney Lambert-Hill are given replica highway markers to represent Route 609 as the Sergeant David Lambert Memorial Highway during a ceremony in Cedar Bluff, Va. held Oct. 19, 2012. Lambert, a Cedar Bluff native, was killed by a roadside bomb while serving with the Virginia Guard’s West Point based 237th Engineer Company, 276th Engineer Battalion, 91st Troop Command in Iraq in 2007.
Ross Valory and guests of the band Journey are given a tour on the Virginia class attack submarine USS Hawaii (SSN 776) while visiting Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Dec. 13. Valory and guests began their tour at the Battleship Missiouri Memorial (BB 63) before touring the Naval Submarine Training Center Pacific. (U.S. Navy photo by Lori Cravalho/Released)
I was given the opportunity this year to sponsor the Budget Savvy Bridal Show that was put on by Totally Beautiful Moments and MBT Marketing Solutions.
Just at the look of the crowd that nearly filled every available space in the building, I'd say the event was a success! I was blessed with the duty of capturing the event and manning my booth during the event, which turned out to be pretty interesting. It turned out better than I thought and I was able to talk with several prospects to say the least. Mrs. Peterson had to do some school work and be mom, so she was unable to woman the booth this time around. She owes me one!!! Here is what happened at the show. To see what happened on the Red Carpet, check out my man JMF Photography!
Stay tuned...more to come.
Fresno State Centennial
College of Arts and Humanities
Homecoming Weekend
Communication Panel
Friday, October 15, 2010, 2:00PM
Wahlberg Recital Hall
Music Building, Room 183
California State University, Fresno
Department of Communication
A view down the race course at the tent city that pops up on the banks of the Schuylkill on any given Sunday in Spring.
Team supporters bring various noisemakers to signify their support to their athletes, with the cowbell being the instrument of choice.
Fortunately, the vuvuzela made a short-lived appearance post-World Cup.
#tentcity #cowbells #noisemakers
This regarding the taxonomy of SA (Terrestrial ) Orchids in an electronic publication given me by Bob Bates, who indicated that it could be shared.
I will add this information to all the orchid photos that I publish here, from SA.
"Foreword:
In the past there have been several books and pamphlets dealing with South Australian orchids, the first of these was Dr RS Rogers’ ‘Introduction to South Australian Orchidology’ in 1909 which had previously appeared in series form in that wonderful kiddie journal the Children’s Hour. Rogers only mentions about 50 species. Rogers’ book was upgraded in 1911 and most school libraries had copies for the next 60 years. These books enthused many school children to send orchids they found to Rogers and inspired others to invent common names of their own.
The orchids were next treated in detail in JM Black’s ‘Flora of South Australia’ (1929) which listed less than a hundred species.
Harold Goldsack in the 1950’s treated a similar number in the National Parks of South Australia handbook and in the 1960’s. South Australian Maynard G. Pocock of Adelaide included many SA species in his ‘Ground Orchids of Australia’.
In Flora of South Australia 3rd edit., vol 1 (1976) Weber and Bates treated less than 150 species while Foreman’s book on South Australian orchids in the early 1980’s had even less.
The first really comprehensive book on South Australian orchids was Bates and Weber’s ‘Orchids of South Australia’ which appeared in 1990 and suggested that there may have been more than 150 species of orchid in SA. With a wave of new species published since then and numerous name changes, the above ‘Pink book’ is very outdated today, hence this interim electronic OSA.
We are hopeful that David Jones will name most of the species awaiting publication and follow that up with a new book on our SA orchids. In the meantime many new species have appeared in Jones’ ‘Native Orchids of Australia’ which appeared in September 2006. This treats all known Aussie species. The most recent orchid book, Australian Orchid Research Vol 5 (March 2007) validates 15 new South Australian orchids.
The majority of Eastern Australian publications today, other than State Herbarium sponsored ones use the new segregate genera but we do so here with some reservations. "
YORK, ENGLAND - JANUARY 18: during the BUCS Men’s Northern Tier 6 Group C match between York St John University 8ths and Richmond University 1sts at Haxby Road on January 18th 2023 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
Have you ever given thought to the humble potato?
The potato is an often-understated, yet immensely versatile, culinary staple the world over.
It's ubiquitous globally, and used in myriad dishes, many of which are similar throughout numerous cultures worldwide. Potato latkes are essentially the "Jewish version" of potato pancakes — a dish with which many of us may be familiar. Potato dumplings are known as samosa in India, pierogi in Poland, wonton in Southeast Asia, knish in Jewish communities, etc.
Baked potatoes, potato casserole, French fried potatoes, poutine (a Canadian dish using French fries), potato chips, hash browns, potatoes au gratin, potato salad (Kartoffelsalat – a German dish served hot, American potato salad – served cold), scalloped potatoes, mashed potatoes, creamed potatoes, potato sticks, curly fries, and more, are but a few of the ways the potato can be prepared.
Potatoes can be additions to, or used as the primary ingredient in, stews, soups, shepherd’s pie, fondant potatoes (a preparation & presentation method), tater tots (American), Lyonnaise potatoes (French), and numerous other dishes.
This RECIPE for a quick-n-easy-to-prepare Classic Potato Soup may be found HERE.
Given to the French by the Egyptians in the 1800s, King Louis Philippe placed it on the spot where the guillotine stood.
During the French Revolution, the Place de la Concorde was called the Place de la Révolution and executions took place here, including the execution of Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and Maximilien Robespierre.
Huntsman spider is a common name given to the family Sparassidae (formerly Heteropodidae). The larger specimens of these spiders are called Wood Spiders in most parts of Australia, due to their common preference for inhabiting woody places (forest, mine shafts, woodpiles).
These eight-eyed spiders are found in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean, Florida, and Hawaii, and possibly in many other tropical and semi-tropical regions. They can be found as far north as England, Sweden and Wales .