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An autumn Chiffchaff at Shapwick Moor Hawk & Owl Trust reserve - Somerset Levels. Quite a number of this leaf-warbler species winter in the mild damp climate on the levels.
Laced with B is a swimwear collection designed by local San Diegan BreeAnna Quigg
SAN DIEGO (October 10, 2013)– Fashion Week San Diego® (FWSD) took place September 30th to October 6th with a week of events including three days of runway shows, a Trunk Show (market day), art & beauty event and much more. The event was a major success with a smooth production and the launching of the FWSD Designer Spring/Summer 2014 Collections.
Fashion Week San Diego 2013 highlights include:
•FWSD 2013 Winning Designer as voted by the audience went to RHCREATION with first runner up Wishnow and second runner up Greenpacha also being recognized.
•RHCREATION successfully met with buyers from ModCloth.com on Monday October 7th as part of the Winning Designer Business Package.
•3,500 people attended the event.
•The city of San Diego showed its support of FWSD with the attendance of Interim Mayor Todd Gloria and County Supervisor Dave Roberts. Interim Mayor Todd Gloria also presented an official proclamation to FWSD Founder & Director Allison Andrews.
•From the FWSD designers to the small business sponsors of FWSD, the event helped generate growth in businesses and the industries of fashion and tourism.
•$18,580 worth of sales was done during the Trunk Show of FWSD on Sunday.
•26 Designers were able to show their latest collection to buyers in order to grow their small businesses.
•Many of the FWSD Sponsors were able to take their businesses to the next level thanks to the exposure gained from being part of this event.
•Local hotels saw increased reservations from out of town guests and locals as a result of the event.
•Volunteers were able to gain relevant experience in order to grow their careers.
•In attendance were representatives from InStyle, Vanity Fair, and national fashion retailers. Designer Zandra Rhodes also attended.
Fashion Week San Diego 2013 commenced September 30th and October 1st with private events for Sponsors and Designers respectively to celebrate the start of the week of events. These private events took place at Roppongi Restaurant & Sushi Bar in La Jolla with guests enjoying beer from Peroni Nastro Azzuro and music from the DJs of Sleeping Giant Music.
The Art & Beauty behind Fashion event on Wednesday October 2nd kicked off the first day open to public and industry. Beauty industry experts Jan Nordstrom Arnold of CND Nails, Claudio Lazo of Wella, Kevin James Bennett of MUD and Maryelle Koken of Sebastian International spoke about how the hair, makeup and nails bring a runway show to life. The night also included a panel of experts talking about how beauty effects fashion and vice versa. Panelists include Leilani Angel of Bellus Academy, Travis Parker, Dean Hall and Brian Hawkins of FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising. We would like to thank our sponsor Bellus Academy for their sponsorship for this night. This interactive night included four live paintings by Launch Live Art of designs from FWSD designers. Guests also saw art from local artists part of RAW: natural born artists commissioned to create art pieces based on Spring/Summer trends.
Thursday October 3rd began the runway shows with seven FWSD designers showcasing their Spring/Summer 2014 collections. Designers featured Thursday include: C Venti, CG by Cynthia, Collections of Kathryn Elizabeth, Isabel Vianey, Laced with B, Mahogany Blues and Second Star Designs. The night ended with a runway shows featuring the collections of three designers from the new fashion competition series “Styled to Rock” including Dexter Simmons, Cecilia Aragon and Andre Soriano.
The runway shows continued Friday October 4th featuring FWSD Designers Diestra, Dos Caras Swimwear, Greenpacha, Keisha Audrey, ‘Love, Charles’, Maegan Stracy and RCREATION. The last runway show of the evening featured a Doggie Fashion Show with highly adoptable dogs from Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS). Half of the dogs thus far have found forever homes.
Saturday October 4th was the final night of runway shows featuring FWSD Designers A’doreus, Ashley Raymond, Danh Ta, Maralonzo, NOIA, SYC Collection, VICTROLA, Wishnow, WM Couture and Yuwei Designs. Interim Mayor Todd Gloria was in attendance and presented the Official Proclamation to FWSD Founder & Director Allison Andrews. The proclamation states the first week of October to be the official fashion week in San Diego. The night ended with an official after party with DJ Demon of Sleeping Giant Music.
The Trunk Show on October 5th marked the last day of FWSD 2013 where designers showed their collections and took orders from buyers. The winning designer and top models were announced along with an award from the FWSD 2013 Advisory Panel for most innovative designs.
About the event: Fashion Week San Diego® is a collaborative entertainment fashion event to celebrate emerging designers by showcasing and highlighting the pulse of these entrepreneurs and what they are creating. Fashion Week San Diego® is pleased to give these emerging fashion designers a platform to launch their careers.
Willesden Junction (Low Level) Station, 26 April 2022. Built in the 1900's for the LNWR's Watford DC Line (now operated by TfL as part of the Overground network), the Bakerloo line began operation over it from 1915.
For this photo I couldnt use my L-358 light meter as the battery had died, therefore I used this App which I've got on my iPhone. It worked very very well, which is good to know!
Pett Level with its strong magnetic pull and Petrified Forest that was once connected to Bexhill.
SUBMERGED ANCIENT FOREST at PETT LEVEL
After the last Ice Age about 6000 years ago, the sea level was about 150ft lower than today’s level, due to the Polar Regions having significantly more ice than at present. A forest grew under the sea at Cliff End near the village of Pett, at a time when England was joined by a land bridge to the continent. The whole of the landscape would have been covered in oaks and elms, willows, birches, and there would even have been hazels growing.
As the climate warmed so the ice at the Polar Regions melted, and the Sea Level rose above the level of the forest, we believe about 3 metres higher than the current level. The forest was drowned, and the wood preserved in the salt water and mud. Since the 16th century, the sea levels have dropped, and at low tide, the bases of the trees are now visible.
The second livery for my Bombardier; a livery that I was requesting while ago on the CPTDB.ca, as well as the loco (MP36PH-3C) for it. I couldn't stand the wait, and started to do this bi-level. The day after, the MP36PH-3C Diesel Locomotive (that I thought to be too hard for my skills) was done, again 'cuz of my lack of patience...
It's Coot bashing season as they fight each other over territory on mates. It's Coot bashing season as they fight each other over territory and mates. Always great fun and there are some seriously fierce fights.
✏️ DETENTION SLIP — COMING TO LEVEL 8/1 📚
This ain’t your average uniform, babe.
Button-up tight. Tie on lock. Skirt short enough to get you sent home. 😈
She’s bad behavior in plaid or solid, and she knows exactly what she’s doing.
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"ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS NEED TO BE DISCUSSED AT ALL LEVELS"
It is time that important agreements such as economic partnership and trade agreements are discussed at all levels and not be reserved "for the experts only" as they affect the lives of everyone said two non-governmental organisations.
According to the World Council of Churches (WCC) Office the Pacific and the Pacific Network on Globalisation (PANG), "The Economic Partnership Agreement and PACER and PICTA are mechanisms that will affect the lives of all Pacific Islanders and as such they are important issues that need to be discussed at all levels."
WCC's Office in the Pacific's Executive Secretary Fe'iloakitau Kaho Tevi said the churches in the Pacific are now called to respond to the consequences of global economic policies that marginalize and exclude more Pacific Islanders than ever before.
Referring to Professor Jane Kelsey's report "A People's Guide to the Pacific's Economic Partnership Agreement" which was commissioned by the WCC Office in the Pacific, Tevi said the study hopes to bring such broad sweeping concepts to a level that is understandable to all in the hope that discussion is generated at all levels and that an increasing number of Pacific Islanders understand the trade negotiations and multilateral trade agreements our governments are signing up to on our behalf.
"More importantly, it is our hope that this study will bring people together to live and advocate for a more just economic system that is more viable and more sustainable for all, and that does not and will not create second class citizens," he said.
PANG Interim Coordinator Shelly Rao said the release of this report was timely as Pacific ACP Ministers and Trade Ministers meet in Nadi from 23-27 May 2005 to discuss important issues such as investment, tourism and fisheries. "Most Pacific Islanders are not aware about the consequences of such agreements. We do our best to raise awareness on such issues but this report is a great awareness tool as it dissects such agreements" she said.
Professor Jane Kelsey who is a Professor of Law at the University of Auckland, New Zealand will be launching her report in Nadi on Monday 23 May 2005. She is also the author of the interim report entitled Big Brothers Behaving Badly: The Implications for the Pacific Islands of the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) and the final report A People's Guide to PACER, produced for PANG in 2004. She is a board member of the Action, Research and Education Network of Aotearoa (ARENA)
For more information please contact Mr Fei Tevi e-mail: fkt@wcc-coe.org Ph: (679) 3317 509 or Shelly Rao coordinator@pang.org.fj Ph: (679) 3316 722/ 9932 313
My new level was not quite on the level;
so I decided to perform an exploratory bubblectomy.
My trusty little Swiss Army knife easily popped out one of the plugs at the end of the main vial.
As I had hoped there was a screw underneath.
The second plug was much more difficult to remove and was nearly destroyed in the process.
Apparently the factory used glyptal, lock-tight or some similar substance to lock the screws in place and some of it locked the second plug in place as well.
I removed the screws to view their fine threads for precise adjustments.
I removed the vial and found the final item I hoped for; namely a pair of rubber pads.
(If the pads had not been there, I would have had to make my own out of an old inner-tube.)
It will now be a simple matter to reassemble the level and then to re-calibrate it; by adjusting the two screws to compress the two rubber pads as required to make the bubble center when the level is level.
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Bellerbys Brighton A Level Award student, Cheng Li Tan from Malaysia, Best student in Art, with Nigel Addison, Principal.
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Staying Active During Winter
Staying Active During Winter: Staying Active During Winter
Winter Often Takes a Toll on Exercise Levels
Winter stretches longer than it seems and without realizing activity levels take a dip. When it’s too cold to be exercising outside, it’s important to remember there are still plenty of creative options to stay active indoors. This article will outline a few indoor exercise ideas to incorporate during the winter in order to stay active and healthy.
Indoor, Low Resource Options
Taking a stroll outside when the weather is nice is a low resource option. To replace this activity during the winter can be difficult so here are a few exercise options that are specifically low material. If you are already listening to Christmas tunes then go ahead and turn the listening party into a dance party. Whether alone or with family and friends it is a simple way to crank up the music and intentionally enter into a cardio workout. Without realizing this will get your heart rate going and make the indoors a place of easy access exercise. Another example of this is to do living room workouts with YouTube videos, exercise DVD’s, or another streaming service that streams exercise videos. This can require no equipment or dumbbells or resistance bands. Others can join in as well! Another creative idea is turning chores into a game. When wiping counters incorporate a few arm presses, when dusting try and do five squats after each piece of furniture is dusted.
Indoor Exercises at a Gym
During the winter is a great time to take advantage of an indoor gym. While there are plenty of exercise classes, hot yoga, regular yoga, spin class, rowing, and tai chi are great options. Some of these can even be found on a streaming service and done at home. But if an in-person experience is your preference than most gyms have these slow moving but high health impact classes. Tai chi for example is a low impact exercise that combines slow movements with deep breathing techniques. It can improve cardiovascular health, reduce stress and anxiety, ease back pain, and improve balance. Perhaps one of the best total health exercises to keep in mind this winter is swimming. While this does require a pool it the easiest on the body than other exercises and it incorporates good breathing habits, stretching, which reduces stiffness, and other total body impacts, such as reducing back and joint pains.
Freedom Home Care Can Help
Whatever your exercise preference might be this winter feel free to get creative with family and friends or tap into Freedom Home Care’s personalized caregivers as a resource to help set a workout up at home. Staying active is important during the winter, so even if you’re stuck at home or indoors, don’t forget that a workout can happen anytime, anywhere.
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First time using a stand. I wanted to take some night shots. The night was completely overcast (and dusty) so I was getting a lot of reflections from the clouds. I really like how the yellow from the metal-halide street lamps contrasts the blue from the pedestrian walkway under the light rail transit bridge.
All comments welcome, still new to the hobby.
Once home to Seacroft Rail Station on this site, all that exists now is a narrow road leading to a private road, separated by an ungated level crossing on the Poacher Line, which runs from Skegness to Nottingham via Boston, Sleaford and Grantham.
... Or what's left. The ex LNWR High level station enjoys a good service to London and other places, while the ex GWR Low Level slumbers, it is now a mixed use development with a Premier Inn. There were plans to extend the Midland metro here but that route was not selected, and the overgrown tracks remained until 2005 when the redevelopment of the site began.
The line between Wolverhampton Low level and Birmingham Snow Hill formed part of the GWR's Paddington to Birkenhead route. This section lost its main line services in 1967, and local traffic ceased in 1972. Birmingham Snow Hill had been completely demolished by 1977 while Wolverhampton Low Level was spared that fate, and was retained as a parcels depot. Unfortunately, while Snow Hill is now served by trains to London once again, Wolverhampton Low Level isn't.
Small TT scale (1:120) diorama style layout of an industrial area in the Chicago region.
For more information on this layout, see www.joernpachl.de/model_rr_us.htm
Light just fading over the Somerset Levels one winter evening and noted yet again that Nature is a far better artist than any human.
Idonearca vulgaris (Morton, 1830) - fossil bivalve shell from the Cretaceous of Tennessee. (internal view of a left valve; ~7.7 centimeters across at its widest)
This species is also known as Cucullaea (Idonearca) vulgaris.
Bivalves are bilaterally symmetrical molluscs having two calcareous, asymmetrical shells (valves) - they include the clams, oysters, and scallops. In most bivalves, the two shells are mirror images of each other (the major exception is the oysters). They occur in marine, estuarine, and freshwater environments. Bivalves are also known as pelecypods and lamellibranchiates.
Bivalves are sessile, benthic organisms - they occur on or below substrates. Most of them are filter-feeders, using siphons to bring in water, filter the water for tiny particles of food, then expel the used water. The majority of bivalves are infaunal - they burrow into unlithified sediments. In hard substrate environments, some forms make borings, in which the bivalve lives. Some groups are hard substrate encrusters, using a mineral cement to attach to rocks, shells, or wood.
The fossil record of bivalves is Cambrian to Recent. They are especially common in the post-Paleozoic fossil record.
This well-preserved, three-dimensional fossil bivalve shell is a false ark clam. It comes from a famous Cretaceous-aged marine deposit in western Tennessee called Coon Creek. Fossils there occur in a nearshore succession of lightly-cemented, glauconitic, clayey sands. During the Cretaceous, the lower and middle Mississippi River Valley region was below sea level - the ocean extended from Louisiana and Mississippi up north to Arkansas, western Tennessee, and the Illinois-Missouri-Kentucky tristate area.
Classification: Animalia, Mollusca, Bivalvia, Pteriomorphia, Arcoida, Arcoidea, Cucullaeidae
Stratigraphy: Coon Creek Formation (a.k.a. Coon Creek "Tongue" of the Ripley Formation), lower Maastrichtian Stage, upper Upper Cretaceous
Locality: Coon Creek site (apparently = exposures at the Coon Creek Science Center, along Hardin Graveyard Road, adjacent to Coon Creek), just northeast of the town of Leapwood, northeastern McNairy County, southwestern Tennessee, USA
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Used good condition Langley Model 530 "Speedcast" Level Wind casting reel. I would say this is a late 1960's or early 1970's reel. It is in great condition and operates smoothly and cleanly. The green finish and metal rim on side plate show very well on this piece. Made in USA
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