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Benoit Lorge from Lorge Chocolaties and Mella Mcauley from Mellas Fudge at the Launch of St Valentine’s Good Food Ireland in The English Market .
To celebrate St Valentine’s Good Food Ireland members in Cork City and County have come together for Good Food Ireland Week Cork from Monday, February 8th to Friday February 12th 2010. Over 30 restaurants, hotels, country houses, cafes and pubs will offer the public a Good Food Ireland Producer Plate and Glass of Wine for €15.00 and/or 3 nights Accommodation for the Price of 2.The aim of the week is to showcase the best quality Irish food places in Cork and to highlight Good Food Ireland members’ commitment to local community in their prioritising of local food and in supporting local farmers, food producers and fishermen” says Margaret Jeffares Managing Director Good Food Ireland. Good Food Ireland is a club of the best quality restaurants, hotels, country houses, B&Bs, farmhouses, cookery schools, food shops and food producers committed to local food, good practice and sustainable ethics. It has almost 250 members all over the island of Ireland. Members are independently assessed to ensure that they meet the brand criteria. Good Food Ireland operates as a not for profit organisation and its vision is to grow Ireland as a food tourism destination and make its members the number 1 choice for food lovers www.goodfoodireland.ie .
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The #FAILBETTER launch party was a perspective-shifting exploration of the epic and inspirational failures that make up the exhibition, which features contributions from all walks of life, including famous explorers, inventors, scientists, and athletes. Guests were the first to see the exhibition, taste Michelin-starred chef Kevin Thornton's take on 'failed recipes', screen-print their own posters, and enjoy some of music's finest failures and one-hit wonders from DJ Anthony Remedy. Now it's time to use the F-word: share your take on failure with the tag #FAILBETTER. Visit sciencegallery.com/failbetter for more information. #FAILBETTER runs until 27th April 2014.
My first view, a little after 1 pm, with a scheduled 4:30 launch. It was a long day. No sliding down the ways, or one of those dramatic sideways launches. She will be lifted over by two giant cranes, of which more later, and deposited gently into the Kennebec River.
While picnicking had to jump up onto the table to grab a quick shot of the boat launch.
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Wi
James Wadham photos - the first Mission Motorsport Launch Control event. All images are available for use - please credit Mission Motorsport / Launch Control in any use.
Launch of IWMF mobile security app, Reporta. Event hosted by International Women's Media Foundation at the Newseum on Friday, October 2, 2015 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tony Powell)
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We are often very lucky, we'll be somewhere and something interesting happens!
Her in Ostend, it was the launch of a Rib.
The RIB= Rigid Inflatable Boat.
Renowned for its outstanding performance and high-speed precision manoeuvrability, the RIB= Rigid Inflatable Boat.
Built to a high strength and durability.
A fuel-efficient, high-speed hull design creates for immense handling and control making this a true offshore rib capable of safely performing in rough and unpredictable sea states.
The rib has been the favoured choice of thousands of commercial and recreational users such as emergency services, search and Rescue and RYA training and sailing clubs and diving for a long time.
Very much appreciated. M, (*_*)
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Launch of IWMF mobile security app, Reporta. Event hosted by International Women's Media Foundation at the Newseum on Friday, October 2, 2015 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tony Powell)
I've been fortunate enough to get some good in-fight shots of the local red-tail hawks, so my goal lately has been to get one launching into flight. Yesterday, as you see here, I got lucky. woo-hoo! Legs are still extended, still touching the branch.
About 20 min prior to this, I saw this RT in the top of the tall fir tree up the hill, then I saw it swoop away. I figured it was headed for the tall eucalyptus tree 1/8 mi down the street from me. Sure enough. From the end of my driveway I got some shots of it landing in that tree. Then I walked west down the hill for a closer shot. Sun was medium low to the west, so all was strongly backlit as I approached. I wanted to get to the sunny side, past the tree. Because of the rains earlier that day, there was a lot of glare off the asphalt, as well as the glare from the sun in the sky. When I was about 30 yards from the tree, she took off. I got a couple in-flight shots but nothing fabulous. I walked back up the hill a short ways, then chatted with a neighbor who was out waiting for the mail to be delivered. Soon the RT returned to the tree. I walked toward the tree again, this time on the other side of the street. The sun's glare from behind the tree was really bad. At some point when I couldn't see, the RT took off. The neighbor yelled something to me. RT circled a couple times then flew off, and I managed a few decent shots. Then went back to chat with the neighbor. By then, a dense cloud blew in front of the sun. Glare was gone, but light was greatly reduced, and the cool sunset glow was gone too. Temps cooled, too. Pretty soon the RT landed in the eucalyptus tree once again. I walked down the street, ignoring it until i was past the tree, then looking up with a very good view. (see below) I had the lens out to 400mm (just right focal length for the distance), and shutter on HS. When I saw her fluffing her feathers I knew she'd be taking off in a few seconds and I kept my eye in the viewfinder and lens trained on the hawk. It paid off.
Hood toured the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where she
saw the mobile launcher platform, which is used to support
large multistage space vehicles. The space vehicle is assembled at the vehicle assembly building and then transported to the launch pad.
James Wadham photos - the first Mission Motorsport Launch Control event. All images are available for use - please credit Mission Motorsport / Launch Control in any use.
SpaceX Falcon9 Inspiration4 launch.
Twelve 30 second shots merged together.
Nikon D90
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