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The Candyman is always a popular one with the crowd, recruiting help from good sports.
Photo by Christopher Gibbons
I need a photo just like this, but of buffalo grass (Buchloe dactyloides) from someone's lawn. Help please.
Sorry for the lack of updates lately, I've been taking a brief break. New things are soon on it's way, but first I need your help!
Please leave a comment on this photo with links of up to four of my photos you think should be in the show. There is no theme.
Thanks!
The first annual collaborative holiday-inspired effort between the Dublin and Powell Police Departments and the Liberty Township Fire Department
This just shows how the colors can change throughout a cloud with the help of the sun shining through it.
Any one want to get a puppy? it's free.
my friend has 拉布拉多 mixed 金毛!
如果下星期二(3/3)都冇人要,就要送漁農處
1個多月大
有11隻
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Labrador, 11 of them for free, please help if you love dogs before they're sent to gov. Month old. Reply before March 3.
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Contact: Andy Chan, cyc_chuen@hotmail.com
This little girl came up onto the stage with a group of audience members to help the band perform "C-I-T-Y"....how cute is she?!?!?!
With nearly 150 adults, kids and more than a dozen dogs, the 2017 Hangover Helper in the McKeldin Area of Patapsco Valley State Park was a great success. We welcomed the New Year with unseasonably warm weather, a hilly 5 mile trail with three water crossings, oysters, chili, and great beer. Many thanks to the runners--and walkers--who traveled to celebrate with us. And big thanks to my co-hares Dan Zipper, Howard Wellman, Keith Ramsay and Tom Shank for another great event. Our "I Voted...For Beer" t-shirt was a big hit. And as in past years, our surplus funds will be donated to local charities
Statistics is a part and parcel of every research; be it a social science project, or medical research, or a thesis related to finance. Some statistical calculations and manipulations have to be done. Statistical help in SPSS is provided to students so that they can effectively use the SPSS tool and solve the statistical problems accurately.
Today, I had to keep my eyes open to catch serendipity all around me. Nori wanted to help and came with me.
© 2010 Ryan M. Kasak All Rights Reserved. This image shall not be used without the owner's prior written consent.
While shooting in St. Louis this man approached a friend of mine and I asking about what we were photographing and why. We spoke for several minutes as he told us of his work. He works with U.S. veterns returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. He hammed home the important role they fulfill for us and the hardships they face when returning home. I forget his name, but I remember his message. I am sure he would be ok with that. His message was simple, respect and appreciate those members of our communities that were willing to sacrifice everything to serve us. Some come back bruised, physically and mentally, others broken. All of them deserve our support and thanks. This man's service to those returning troops deserves equal praise and support. Thank you, Mr. America.
Taken with a Nikon D60
Guess who broke out the macro lens tonight? I did! I need to learn this lens! Each lens has its little tricks, and I'm a newbie with a macro. Read a manual? What?! I like hands on, trial by fire learning myself.
This is a really lovely necklace given to me by a friend who was in Afghanistan when he sent this to me. I love it.