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A new retail space, situated beneath the platform of the former Eurostar terminal at Waterloo Station. The escalator gives access to the Underground network. I was alerted to the opening by the excellent ianVisits newsletter.
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Starry night sky over the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater in Bryce Canyon National Park. I am at Sunset Point, looking south to Inspiration Point. (Image file #: milky-way-over-bryce-canyon_4913dw.jpg).
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A long exposure image made after sunset from the cliffs above Saltwick Bay (from right outside the camper van - a bit of luxury for a change rather than having a 3 mile hike in the dark back, like usual) :)
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Fotoverwendung
Motive: Rotschulter Rüsselhündchen
und Bonobo Ludwig
Zoo Frankfurt
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Wandering around Palm Beach Island I found a great spot for shooting West Palm Beach's downtown cityscape. This HDR photo was shot during a photowalk with a group early morning for a sunrise shoot at Palm Beach Island, in front of Lake Worth Ave. The disadvantage of shooting in a large group is that everyone focuses on the same subject. That's why in a group of photographers you'll find me wandering around on my own looking for something different. I'm glad I did cause this spot will make a great photo during nighttime, when the lights come on!
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Thirty-three years ago I thought it would be a good idea to keep other Irvine family members informed as to what we were doing to organize the family's first reunion. After our fore-bearers arrived in Victoria some 142 years ago we thought it was time to find out how many souls their offspring had become.
So this series of newsletters was published quarterly by me over the span of the next eight years. After the last Irvine reunion in 1996 and the family 228 page, hardcover book was published the newsletter met its timely demise at Volume 8 No.3 in 1998.
All Canadian serial, print media can be published under International Standard Serial Numbers (ISSN) which uniquely identifies a serial publication. The best part for me is the Canadian Library and Archives requires those publications using ISSN numbers must deposit two copies of each print publication with them on an ongoing basis. This means, all my ISSN 1192-4497 registered publications will live on long after I'm gone. As will the Irvine family book with its number: ISBN 0-9695935-1-1.
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NB My one-year-old grandson (shown above) is now 27 yrs old and says he will take the family, genealogical mantle from me — poor lad, he has no idea.
Man Ray (1890-1976), Glass Tears, 1932. © Man Ray Trust/ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2016. Courtesy the Sir Elton John Photography Collection.
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Day 274 of 365, Sunday, February 10, 2013
The Gift
I received some beautiful chopsticks from a colleague at work. I didn’t read too much into this gift – it was simply a kindness, but I saw that “. . . besides friends and relatives, people also send pairs of chopsticks to their business partners. Since chopsticks should be used in pairs, in Chinese culture it stands for close ‘合作 (hézuò) cooperation’ between two parties in business.”
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Terrified, underground,' First details of Emily, Doron and Romi's time in captivity
By MATHILDA HELLER JANUARY 20, 2025 22:02
Israeli forces collect released Gaza hostages Emily Damari, Romi Gonen and Doron Steinbrecher on January 19, 2025 (photo credit: IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)
Israeli forces collect released Gaza hostages Emily Damari, Romi Gonen and Doron Steinbrecher on January 19, 2025
(photo credit: IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)
Even though the women did sometimes receive medical help or medications, they spent significant stretches of time without daylight, confined to underground space, N12 added.
The three women released from Hamas captivity on Sunday shared their first testimonies from their captivity with N12 exclusively on Monday, cleared for publication by the military censor.
Doron Steinbrecher, Romi Gonen, and Emily Damari relayed that they were initially held together but were later separated. They revealed that they were only informed of their release on Sunday morning: "We couldn’t believe it when we were told we were about to go home."
According to their testimonies, they were at times housed in humanitarian shelters designated for displaced Gazans.
Even though the women did sometimes receive medical help or medications, they spent significant stretches of time without daylight, confined to underground space, N12 added.
One of the women underwent a medical procedure without anesthesia. She told N12 she thought she would die in Gaza.
(L-R) Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher. (credit: Courtesy, Hostages Families Forum)
(L-R) Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher. (credit: Courtesy, Hostages Families Forum)
The women said that they spent 15 months cooking and supporting each other.
They also added that throughout their 471 days in Gaza, they were exposed to television and radio broadcasts and were able to follow their families’ struggles for their release.
"We saw your fight; we heard our families battling for us," they recounted.
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This meant they also learned of the October 7 massacre.
One of the women told N12, "We understood that our families survived, but we discovered we had lost many friends."
Final moments in captivity
They also spoke of their terror in the final moments of captivity as they were transferred to the Red Cross. "We were terrified during the transition from the terrorists’ hands to the Red Cross," they told N12, and mentioned being surrounded by the hostile Gazan crowd.
The testimonies given to N12 also revealed new details about Emily Damari’s time in captivity. Emily spent significant amounts of time with Romi Gonen, being transferred together dozens of times between various hiding places, both above and below ground.
Romi, a trained medic, provided critical care to Emily’s injuries, including two lost fingers from being shot during the October 7th massacre and a leg injury.
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