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A cake made for a young lady who was joining the Army as a dog handler. Being ex-Army myself I wish her all the very best! Cake was 8" vanilla bean cake filled with jam and vanilla bean buttercream.
Edwin Prosser (President) , judge Miss Rosey Russell-Allen, champion Young
Handler Abbie Devenney & sponsor Mr Brian Foster with Lacy June
Photograph by Arthur Thomson BEM
Warehouse 45 REVELATIONS EXHIBITION OCTOBER 2010
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Ruth Handler was an American businesswoman, the president of the toy manufacturer Mattel, Inc., and is remembered primarily for her role in marketing the Barbie doll.
Construction crews have been hard at work connecting the duct work and pipes for our new air handler. It's inside the roof-top ramp area.
Presumably this is part of the cooling system. There was evidence of massive amounts of computer systems in the huge complex, so it's unsurprising they needed a very large cooling system.
Handmade by myself out of embroidery thread, fimo, micro beads and some fine curb chain from an old necklace.
Model and tack NOT for sale.
All UHL tyre handlers carry a metal plate enabling total traceability,from order to supply.
Please see www.universalhydraulics.co.uk for more information.
Unhappy hour at Alembic on Haight Street for Lemony Snicket author Daniel Handler. If you've already read A Series of Unfortunate Events, check out The Basic Eight, a novel as funny as it is dark.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Wildlife Services Nutria Detector Dog Hektor and his handler Carl Dunnock during the Nutria Detector Dog training program at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge , MD. on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2015. USDA photo by Marnie A. Pepper.
A handler noticed how excited Claire was to meet the superheroes, and then he saw Abbie's badge. So he brought us "backstage" to meet all of the characters privately!!! This was one of the highlights of the trip - the girls all thought it was so cool to meet Spiderman and Rogue and Storm, etc....and Chris and I thought it was pretty cool, too, truth be told! The characters really did a great job with the girls (and with us, too. It was a ton of fun!)
This picture was taken behind were all the circus animals where kept. The animals belonged to the Ringling Bros. Circus. At the time there were in Ontario, CA. There were elephants, tigers, zebras, Miniature horses, and a few other breeds of horses. The horses and zebras were kept in 10ft x 10ft stalls. There were two horses per stall. There were smaller stalls for the Miniature horses, but they seemed to fit them well. There were two big containers that had separate cages in them for the tigers. The tigers had a ledge in each cage that they could jump up onto. Each cage had a water bowl that an employee would fill up with a hose. Most of the tigers had access to some shade but others were forced to stay in the hot sun. The elephants were kept in a small enclosure on the cement. An electric rope was used to keep the elephants in place…. at least they were not chained or tethered.
Here you see the elephants and horses walking down the street to the train. The train was two miles away and the police had to block all the streets so cars could not get pass.