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Please help me ID her. I thought she was Fiona Hamilton from the Runway Gio but she is a bit different. She is taller than my M9 and her head is in a different position. Her arms are probably incorrect because they won't go to her side. They only fit by sticking out as pictured. She just arrived and is making me crazy! Thanks for your help.
This guy was our helper. He watched our stuff while we had fun on the beach. I have to say, his job is very tough.
Jefferson Street Bridge in downtown Butler, Pa.
please don't mind the poor quailty due to lack of knowledge of my camera and getting the negatives put on disk at ekerd.
I just can't seem to get the shot I want... taken with a film cannon slr.. I need help learing this stuff.. anyone willing to help??
After a couple of failed attempts at making the fire smaller, Gabriel helps Sachin carry the entire havan kund out of the building. Crisis averted! My favorite part of this photo is that you can actually see the smoke hanging in the air.
Gabriel later told me he got very anxious about this whole thing while it was going on, and at one point sat down at a table full of people he didn't know and said, "I am so nervous right now." That table had Elin, from my work, at it. She later told me she got a kick out of him.
With some help at wikipedia and bugguide.net, this has been identified as an ambush bug nymph. Amazing little creature.
This is evidently a somewhat rare find, so I uploaded it to wikipedia
Found at the Albany Bulb, Albany, California. People have told me that this is Kim Jong il of North Korea.
A desire to help students make career choices positioning them for lifelong success is one of the motivations a Wichita couple shares in contributing to Emporia State University’s comprehensive fund-raising campaign.
Roger D. and Carla (Bailey) Smith are making an estate gift in excess of $1 million to Now & Forever: The Campaign for Emporia State University.
A portion of the Smiths’ gift will benefit a Success Center fund.
One of the campaign’s 18 Big Ideas, the Success Center will weave together academic advising, student retention services and a learning and tutoring center for students as they progress through their coursework. Selecting the necessary courses to graduate on time and identifying career options post-graduation are additional components of the Success Center.
The Smiths are also gifting a portion of their estate to establish two scholarships in their names to benefit graduates of public high schools in Wichita, where the couple lived and worked until retirement, Paola (Roger’s hometown), and Ellsworth (Carla’s hometown).
The red marker buoys clearly indicate the deep water channel at low tide, so its not surprising this cruiser bottomed out when travelling on the wrong side. Once bottomed, the crew thought it was a good idea to throw out the anchor - well they weren't going anywhere...
These aren't actually from my yard, they are on my desk, a lovely bunch of daisies from Trader Joes!
Help send Ruggybear to AIDS/LifeCycle 8
Members of The Coalition to Prevent Chemical Disasters gather outside the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Washington, DC headquarters to issue a statement and deliver comments from over ten thousand families, workers, and other individuals urging EPA to do more to save lives and prevent injuries from chemical disasters at industrial facilities. Photo by Greenpeace
Help us #SavePirin – short film directed by Simeon Tsonchev www.monoco.eu/en/savepirin
Заедно #ЗаПирин – късометражен филм с режисьор Симеон Цончев www.monoco.eu/savepirin
We met-up with Jeff, Zann, and Toby at a dog park in Davis while we were en route to the Bay Area for Thanksgiving. Toby was doing to Pip all the things Pip normally does to Layla -- grabbing ears, biting tails, licking muzzles ... at times Pip wasn't quite sure what to make of it.
Agencies need extra help with Thanksgiving, Christmas projects
By Ambria Hammel, ahammel@catholicsun.org
November 20, 2008
Thousands of people in need would go hungry were it not for the daily efforts of social service agencies across the Valley.
Those efforts rely heavily on volunteers like Peter Maland, who has served faithfully at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul for the last 24 years.
The retiree spends two days a week preparing 3,500 meals in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s industrial-sized kitchen. Giving back to God for the gifts he’s received is enough reward for Maland, but there are extra perks this time of year.
“Just knowing that people will have food for Thanksgiving and Christmas” is gratifying, he said.
Maland knows what it’s like to be part of a struggling family.
“I was brought up in poverty,” the Italian immigrant said.
Maland went on to success in insurance sales and retired to life at St. Vincent de Paul.
Other Catholics also want to ensure struggling families have the basics — food and gifts — for a happy Thanksgiving and Christmas season. And there are plenty of ways to do just that.
Maland will be among hundreds of St. Vincent de Paul volunteers helping with “Turkey Tuesday” Nov. 25. The turkey drive will be held at all Arizona Bashas’ and Food City locations where shoppers can donate a turkey to needy families in the local community.
This marks the first year the drive includes all 34 Food City stores.
More: www.catholicsun.org/2008/nov20/local/volunteer-agencies.html
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