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Knowing we were taking an Alaska Cruise the following week, I cheated and took som photos of our ship the MS Noordam (Holland America Lines) as she sailed out of Vancouver. Taken from Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
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Here are some of the different types of hair dryers:
1. Traditional hairdryers or blow dryers include the same products which were also in use three generations ago. Although the outlook of the hairdryer now made is different from the traditional blow dryer, the internal parts of the hairdryer are similar to those of the blow dryer.
The parts include a metal coil that produces heat and an electric motor which passes the hot air out of the nozzle of the dryer. But the results of traditional hairdryers were not the best ones; they left hair frizzy and rough because they couldn’t dry hair evenly and thoroughly.
2. Ionic Hairdryers- Use the new technology of negative ions, which lock in the natural moisture of hair. It produces hair that is glossy, healthy and thick. With the use of negative ions, the drying time of the hair is also significantly reduced.
3. Ceramic Hairdryers- have solved the problem of uneven heating, as a ceramic hairdryer evenly and thoroughly dries hair. They also have the smart technology of reducing temperature when it gets too high. In order to achieve this, generally ceramic hairdryers have more than one heat setting. They can cost more, but it’s well worth it to care for hair properly.
4. Tourmaline Hairdryers- are manufactured using tourmaline which is a mineral that gives out a large number of negative ions if warmed, the production of negative ions is far greater than that of a ceramic hairdryer. Tourmaline is used in other types of hairdryers as well, which clearly ranks it as the best one.
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A teacher opens a time capsule that has been dug up at his son's elementary school; in it are some chilling predictions -- some that have already occurred and others that are about to -- that lead him to believe his family plays a role in the events that are about to unfold.
Official site: knowing-themovie.com/
Grandpa is a WWII veteran and one of a handful from his group that made it out of the Battle of the Bulge alive. He has worked hard his entire life- as a dairy farmer and a talc miner in northern New York state. He has always faced adversity with an acceptance and matter of factness of which I hope I have inherited a little bit.
Knowing that their withdrawal was imminent, I took a few interior shots of Enviro 300 27585, MX55 NWK, before leaving Hinchingbrooke in service.
© Robert Tarling.
Knowing it would be there one morning, I managed to photograph 100% of the Battersby's fleet by catching Setra EK51 KYY in the same place as its older sister. No prizes for guessing it was new to Crusader of Clacton!
To know what they are like, what they need and how they live and what's the place like before a trip
Comme ils vivent, qui ont besoin, comme ils sont avant un voyage.
Saber como son, que necesitan, como viven y como es el lugar antes de un viaje
Tali misses Shepard, knowing that he gave his life to save the galaxy from Reapers. he knew he could not make promise to be here for Tali. his helmet Tali hold in her hands are from the day that Tali and Shepard first met. all that remains are his old helmet for her to remember him by..
Talking to Steve Glischinski, I thought he put it well when he compared the Missabe retirements to what the steam fans must have felt when their choice of locomotives were being retired en masse. Each day you drive past the yard another engine might be on the deadline never to run again. Will there be a new one there tomorrow? Which one is next?
Well here are the 223 and 207 at Viriginia dead and drained. Their horns and straight air equipment have been stripped to help move the ore after they are gone.
I found this scene particularly sad as the 221, 222 and 223 were my favorites to shoot when I moved up north in 2001. These were recent repaints with sharp maroon that carried the U of M lettering. Also, they carried the same numbers of the famed Yellowstones before them which I thought was pretty cool. Sure SD38s are a long ways off, but they were hauling ore cars of the same vintage for the railroad of the same name.
Of course that has all changed. Only the 223 survived into the CN era, although part of the 222 did too. The 222 was retired by the DM&IR in 2003, but it lived on as an organ donor. Its engine went to the 209, which lasted until CN retired it in 2007.
The 223 was retired by CN in January 2008 and will proabably be scrapped just like the Yellowstone 223 before it. Now I know how the steam fans felt.
Knowing full well that the size of this flag would never quite come out in the photo, I found myself helpless to take this shot.
It was huge.
I dance my way toward the family of knowing,
embracing stray error as a long-lost boy
and bringing him home with my fluttering...
William Stafford
"The Deep Knowing", encaustic on birch, 11 x 14 inches
wish i could figure out how to take better pictures of encaustics. grrrr.
blogged about here: bgmartjournal.blogspot.com/2008/12/deep-knowing.html
Knowing that there is a Chance Chaos under there, it took us a few minutes to figure out whether this was a decoration, or if the ride has just been sitting that long.
Knowing BRCA Changed My Life
By Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Wasserman Schultz represents Florida’s 23rd District in the U.S. Congress.
We have made major strides in understanding, diagnosing, and treating breast cancer, but we still have so much more to do. We know that breast cancer strikes women from all backgrounds, races, and ethnicities, but we also know that it can be more of a disproportionate threat to some groups, including Ashkenazi Jews like myself. The bottom line is that all women need to know the early warning signs of breast cancer, and be aware of their own personal risk factors. We also must keep improving the tools that will help us identify those risks, such as genetic testing—and ensuring appropriate health care coverage to allow wide access to such tools. Sobering statistics back up this need: one in eight women will get breast cancer in her lifetime. And breast cancer, like any cancer, doesn’t just affect the patient. Cancer in a loved one impacts spouses, parents, extended family and friends—and often most of all, our children. Despite the perception that breast cancer is only something older women need to worry about, young women can and do get breast cancer.
I myself was a young woman at high risk, but didn’t know it. Just months after a clean mammogram, in late 2007, I heard those terrible words, “You have breast cancer.” For as much as I thought I knew as an advocate and legislator in the fight against breast cancer, there was much I didn’t know now that I was a patient. I didn’t know that as an Ashkenazi Jew, I was ten times more likely to have a genetic mutation that drastically increases the likelihood of getting breast or ovarian cancer. I didn’t know that carriers of the BRCA gene have up to an 85 percent lifetime chance of getting breast cancer and up to a 60 percent chance of getting ovarian cancer. After my diagnosis and going through a genetic test, I found out that I do indeed have the BRCA2 mutation. Empowered with this knowledge, I made the life-altering decision to undergo seven surgeries—including a double mastectomy and a prophylactic oophorectomy (to remove my ovaries). I knew it gave me the best chance of being there for my children as they grew up. I was fortunate that I knew enough about my risks and got the help I needed, but I didn’t find my tumor through luck. I found it through knowledge and awareness.
Disclaimer:
Please note that the personal stories in this album describe each individual’s experience with Lynch syndrome or Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndrome and are not meant to offer medical advice. Decisions about medical care should be made taking into consideration the facts, the science, and the patient’s values. The right decision for one patient may not be right for someone else.
Learn more about Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndrome:
www.cdc.gov/features/hereditarycancer/
we met this sheeps at the bottom of the togga mountain. maybe you think they are stupid, but I think the know much more about the life and everything happens in the world and they know that not up to them to change the world
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04/23/09: You make me happy; happier than I've ever felt.
"I'm happy knowing you are mine, the grass is greener on the other side."
- NeverShoutNever!
Finding your way includes knowing where you've been. Even while following well-defined trail this can be important for the unplanned circumstance.
Putting tools like map and compass/GPS aside, one simple habit can really help when progress is stalled and one must backtrack: look around you. Yes, it's that simple.
Just look around you. Absorb the features of the land, particularly in the opposite direction. You might be surprised how different everything looks when going the other way; hindsight is 20/20 as we all know! If you regularly look around you'll be setting your own mental breadcrumbs that you can use to find your way back should other methods fail.
Theme inspired by practical technique, as well as the excellent spoof educational program Look Around You.
Video Episode: Look Around You - Maths.
Clever Excerpts: Look Around You on Wikiquote
Aldo Leopold Wilderness, New Mexico.
a subtle whisper
dwells
within
a heart
the quiet urge
of the soul
howling
knowing
born and unborn
they are found
listen
as above, so below
now, listen:
finger over skin
water, streaming
warmth
empty spaces,
(I know nothing)
open lands
(all is known)
there it is
as morning dew
on the field
of truly becoming
in my inner garden
daring to allow
the brutal unfolding
of eternal spring
poetically yours
//the knowing
knew\ ˈnü \; known\ ˈnōn \; knowing
to perceive directly
to be aware of
to recognize the nature of
to have experience
to have learned from experience
to be aware of the truth or factuality, opposed to believing
to have understanding of
to be convinced or certain of
to be acquainted or familiar with
to recognize as being the same as something previously known
to have a practical understanding of
to be or become cognizant
formally yours
//the knowing
Sisters Staff by Sisters Hope
photo: I diana lindhardt
Photographs are free to use with the credits as formulated above displayed visibly.
Knowing this would be my last night in Chiang Mai, I went to the sunday night market. Again, lots of cool art (more artists showed up for this). There was a band playing some really trippy music (with a dijiridou). The food was off the charts! Mango with sticky rice, noodle soup, coconut water, fruit juice, I just kept eating. Then I stopped by the temple which has a really nice massage for 150 baht and it's legit. I got a shoulder and neck massage for the night and that was it.