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Note, this is a "cross view" stereo image - to see it in 3D, you need to cross your eyes so that you see 3 images, then look at the one in the middle.
Note to Self
This lovely burners is making a mental note to return to Lee Burridge at Robot Heart in 2025. Must not miss!
meditations on licentiousness and lust in The Sirens Of Surrentum, a children's novel by Caroline Lawrence
Making a doorbell alert light that fits into the cup holder of a treadmill. Useful for when I'm using earphones while running and I can't hear the doorbell. Feel free to use the photo but please don't forget to give credit to www.approachlabs.com. Thanks!
La liste des animaux qui vont courir autour de la chambre... Toute une ménagerie : Ibis, gnous, éléphants, lycaons, caméléon et libellule,impalas, perroquets etc...
This seems an unusual entry in my uncle Bill's book during WWII, to those who would not realise there were shortages of silk stockings, and so he wrote a reminder in case he could source some for his sister Bron.
If you're reading this, then welcome to notes on a peculiar baseball anomaly: an official MLB home game for the Toronto Blue Jays...in Dunedin, Florida. (Due to the pandemic, they've been displaced and haven't actually played a home game in Toronto since 2019.)
For the entirety of the shortened 2020 season, they played their home games at their AAA club's stadium in Buffalo, New York (where they'll be returning beginning in June 2021.) For the beginning of the 2021 campaign, though, they've played their home games at TD Ballpark here in Dunedin, which is their spring training facility. (For the record, I have been to a home game in Toronto -- the day after I was at a home game for the Montreal Expos, and all of this was before digital photography back in 1996.) So, perhaps this is a "cheat" to put in my MLB collection, but I don't see it that way since it's an official game, and those are the Jays' home whites. The game even came replete with two national anthems and lots of "Canadian" signage around the outfield.
As for the game itself, it was against the Washington Nationals on 27 April. Max Scherzer took the mound for the Nats. The Jays -- and Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. in particular -- enjoyed that. They knocked him around for 7 runs (5 earned) en route to a 9-5 win.
Vlad was responsible for 7 of those runs with three home runs: a grand slam to left center in the 3rd, a solo shot to dead center in the 5th (pictured here circling the bases) -- both off Scherzer, and sliced a two-run homer over the right field wall (pictured here) in the 7th off Kyle Finnegan.
I like both teams, so enjoyed the game. What I didn't enjoy, though, was the attitude of far too many fans (all seemed to be in my section) who not only disregarded masking regulations, but mocked the pandemic in general. Of all the stadiums I've been to this year, the fans here were the worst, and I felt for the staff, who seemed to genuinely want to do the right thing. (Taking politics out of the equation: a person buys a ticket that agrees to certain conditions, then breaks them. I have a problem with that.)
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7 Days of Shooting – Week #6 (w/b 14 August) Stationery
Pencils and pens, paper clips and staplers … we all have stationery items close at hand but let’s try and make those look a little more exciting!
The theme for the 2016-2017 bar year, “looking back, and moving forward,” highlights the strong 100-year history of the WBA as we enter into our Centennial year and notes the importance of acknowledging the work still left to do in order to achieve equality for women in the profession. At this year’s Stars of the Bar, we are paying tribute to the deans of each DC law school in recognition of the tremendous work they have done towards achieving gender parity in the legal profession and the vital role they play in preparing the next generation of lawyers. The WBA looks forward to publicly saluting their achievements.
Honorees:
Dean Daniel F. Attridge, Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
Dean Katherine S. Broderick, University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law
Dean Danielle Holley-Walker, Howard University School of Law
Dean Blake D. Morant, George Washington University Law School
Dean Camille Nelson, American University Washington College of Law
Dean William Treanor, Georgetown University Law Center
Mussey-Gillett Shining Star Award:
Charlotte Kuenen, CFP, Morgan Stanley
Photo by Tim Lundin | tim@TDLphoto.com - TDLphoto.com