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Idea & Concept : Ikie ( www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Morphacio-Body-painting/... )
Main Photographer : Caesar Marco (W4s4b1 studio)( www.facebook.com/pages/Morphacio-Body-painting/5422468551... )
2nd Photographer : Indra Sapta
Bodypainters : Ikie, Juniardi, Boday, Acel, Nana (MORPHACIO BODYPAINTING)
Make up & hairdo : Mariana Ekawati(MAKARA), Lusiana
Wardrobe and Accy : Grace (SOGRACECONNECTION)
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This “Life Cycle of Phoenix” is not simply about life and death but it’s about reviving. My dear friend Ikie; the body painter, said that whenever he draws on one’s body, he draws with all his heart and loads in a wish, each and every time he moves his brush.
I asked him what he has wished when he was drawing Phenix, and he replied, “The strength to revive, again and again”….
I feel very lucky and honored to have had a chance to work with Ikie, his Morphacio Bodypainting team, his lovable family, Ceasar Marco; the charming and talented photographer, Mariana; the beautiful MUA, and all the people (now my friends <3 ) who were involved in this project.
Our life is very much like Phoenix. We go through ups and downs, and everytime we ‘revive’, we get a little stronger. I am not such a great model, but I secretly wish that Ikie’s wish have reached (or is reaching) someone through this picture. “The strength to revive, again and again”.. =))
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i'm clearly phoning this one in.
i wanted to play again in Musically Challenged. but i've hardly time to take any photos to pair with songs right now.
instead i sifted through the lyrics of the ten weekly songs and then i dug, dug, dug through the photos i've taken in the past several weeks, looking for a hit. however, nothing stood out to me, nothing was that well suited. no cobblestone streets or a halo streetlamp that scream 'Sound of Silence'. (or whisper, as the case may be)
so i leave you, once again, with further proof that my predilection towards the pacific ocean and kid reflections is alive and well.
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"American Boy," by Estelle
Take me on a trip, I'd like to go some day
Take me to New York, I'd love to see LA.
I really want to come kick it with you.
You'll be my American Boy. American Boy.
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* i'm actually delighted to have discovered this song, though. thanks, Musically Challenged!
it's got this funky but tranquil thing going. not something i'd normally gravitate to, but glad i had a listen. plus it's got three Best Things Ever in it: a British singer, Kanye West, and Adidas shell toes.
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edit: this totally fits with TOTW: "Happy Happy, Joy Joy", as well! the kid is clearly happy splashing around!
THE WATTS TOWERS
"The Watts Towers, consisting of seventeen major sculptures constructed of structural steel and covered with mortar, are the work of one man - Simon Rodia. Rodia, born Sabato Rodia in Ribottoli, Italy in 1879, was known by a variety of names including Don Simon, Simon Rodilla, Sam and Simon. Although his neighbors in Watts knew him as "Sam Rodilla", the official name of his work is "the Watts Towers of Simon Rodia".
Rodia's older brother immigrated to the United States in 1895 and settled in Pennsylvania where he worked in the coal mines. Rodia followed his brother a few years later. Little is known about his early life in the United States except that he moved to the west coast and found work in rock quarries and logging and railroad camps as a construction worker.
In 1921, Rodia purchased the triangular-shaped lot at 1761-1765 107th Street in Los Angeles and began to construct his masterpiece, which he called "Nuestro Pueblo" (meaning "our town"). For 34 years, Rodia worked single-handedly to build his towers without benefit of machine equipment, scaffolding, bolts, rivets, welds or drawing board designs. Besides his own ingenuity, he used simple tools, pipe fitter pliers and a window-washer's belt and buckle.
Construction worker by day and artist by night, Rodia adorned his towers with a diverse mosaic of broken glass, sea shells, generic pottery and tile, a rare piece of 19th-century, hand painted Canton ware and many pieces of 20th-century American ceramics. Rodia once said, "I had it in mind to do something big and I did it." The tallest of his towers stands 99½ feet and contains the longest slender reinforced concrete column in the world. The monument also features a gazebo with a circular bench, three bird baths, a center column and a spire reaching a height of 38 feet. Rodia's "ship of Marco Polo" has a spire of 28 feet, and the 140-foot long "south wall" is decorated extensively with tiles, sea shells, pottery, glass and hand-drawn designs.
In 1955, when Rodia was approaching 75, he deeded his property to a neighbor and retired to Martinez, California to be near his family. A fire ruined Rodia's little house in 1956. Within a few years the Department of Building and Safety ordered the property demolished. A group of concerned citizens, calling themselves "The Committee for Simon Rodia's Towers in Watts", fought successfully to save the Towers by collecting signatures and money and devising an engineering test in 1959 that proved the Towers' strength and safety.
In 1975, the committee, which had persevered the unique work of art for 16 years, gave the 'Towers and adjoining Arts Center building to the City of Los Angeles for operation and maintenance. In 1978, the Towers were deeded to the State, which undertook extensive restoration of the three main towers. . In 1985, continuing restoration responsibilities were given to the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department and currently both the Towers and the Watts Towers Arts Center are under the operation of the Cultural Affairs Department.
While the Towers fall into no strict art category, international authorities and the general public alike have lauded them as a unique monument to the human spirit and the persistence of a singular vision. The Watts Towers, listed on the National Register of Historic Places are a National Historic Landmark, a State of California Historic Park and Historic-Cultural Monument No. 15, as designated by the City of Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission."
www.wattstowers.us/history.htm
For more: See my Set "Sky"
1 flash head in softbox a little up and left of camera
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my wife Jelena
-please no awards, only true comments
See What Can Be Seen When Viewed Large
All three of the following images were shot with a Sigma 50-500 at a distance of about 120 feet or approx 38 meters. Yes the camera was on a tripod !
If you want happiness for an hour - take a nap.
If you want happiness for a day - go fishing.
If you want happiness for a month - get married.
If you want happiness for a year - inherit a fortune.
If you want happiness for a lifetime - help someone else.
Chinese Proverb
Zoo - Barcelona (Spain).
ENGLISH
The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is a species of lizard that inhabits the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Gili Dasami, in central Indonesia. A member of the monitor lizard family (Varanidae), it is the largest living species of lizard, growing to an average length of 2–3 meters (approximately 6.5–10 ft) and weighing around 70 kilograms (154 lb). Their unusual size is attributed to island gigantism, since there are no other carnivorous mammals to fill the niche on the islands where they live, and also to the Komodo dragon's low metabolic rate. As a result of their size, these lizards are apex predators, dominating the ecosystems in which they live. Although Komodo dragons eat mostly carrion, they will also hunt and ambush prey including invertebrates, birds, and mammals.
Komodo dragons possess virulent bacteria in their saliva, of which more than 28 Gram-negative and 29 Gram-positive strains have been isolated. These bacteria cause septicemia in their victim; if an initial bite does not kill the prey animal and it escapes, it will commonly succumb within a week to the resulting infection. The deadliest bacteria in Komodo dragon saliva appears to be a very deadly strain of Pasteurella multocida, from studies performed with lab mice. Because the Komodo dragon appears immune to its own microbes, much research has been done searching for the antibacterial molecule in the hopes of human medicinal use.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_dragon
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CASTELLANO
El Dragón de Komodo (Varanus komodoensis) es el saurio de mayor tamaño en el mundo, pudiendo llegar a alcanzar una longitud de tres metros y un peso entre 80 y 140 Kg. Es un miembro de la familia Varanidae que habita en diversas islas de Indonesia.
Este animal es un reptil carroñero que, para matar, no tiene que atrapar a su presa, sino que basta con que la muerda una vez. Su saliva tiene hasta 82 tipos diferentes de bacterias que provocan una septicemia en su presa, que muere a las pocas horas. La bacteria más mortífera de la saliva del dragón de Komodo parece ser una cepa de Pasteurella multocida, según estudios en ratones de laboratorio. Dado que el dragón de Komodo parece ser inmune a sus propios microbios, se han iniciado investigaciones en busca de la molécula antibacteriana para uso médico en humanos.
Este dragón es el animal más grande que habita en la isla, por lo tanto, su único enemigo es otro dragón.
Generalmente se movilizan en grupos de 2 a 10 dragones.
Está emparentado con los mosasaurios, un tipo de reptiles marinos que vivieron hace 136 millones de años y que llegaban a medir hasta 17 metros de longitud.
Más info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_dragon
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: DATING AT CINEMA (5 of 5): The cliff lookout /
CITA EN EL CINE (5 de 5): El Mirador
(Read in this order) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286.
COLLABORATION:
- Dom y Akari en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es
- Cinema's diorama by Minao. Sweets shop's diorama by Sheryl and Minao Collaboration.
- Little interpretation of Mad_Pullip's Emily as a MUSE fan.
SHERYL LINKS:
- Pullip .es: Las Fotohistorias de Sheryl
- Sheryl's Flickr: Photostories 2011 - Sketches 2011 / Photostories 2012 - Sketches 2012
A maior revista especializada em skateboard do MUNDO na atualidade, a "Skateboarder Mag" esteve fazendo cobertura exclusiva da Amazônia brasileira, começando por Belém onde passaram a maior parte do tempo, rumando depois via fluvial para Santarém e Manaus. Trazidos por Adelmo Junior e Vitor Sagaz, nomes como Kenny Anderson, Jake Johnson, Joe Pepper, Clint Pettersen, o fotógrafo Johnatan Meh Ring, Raymond Mollinar, o videomaker Josh Welsh e Jack Sabback, transitaram pelas ruas de Belém registrando muitas imagens de skate, cultura e costumes populares. Confira cobertura completa com texto e fotos no site da revista "Tribo Skate", com matéria de Gabriel Leão.
triboskate.globo.com/whatsup.php?id=3161
Ou no site da Revista 100% Skate, já com fotos de Manaus
cemporcentoskate.uol.com.br/fiksperto.php?id=5237
Nesta vemos Kenny Anderson num front side wall ride em uma das toscas ruas de Belém-Pará.
I am really loving my new lens. I also used my new flash to help get the best light. There is also another guitar in the background. Both the guitars are hanging on the wall. Please comment and favorite! Have a great day!
Photo of the Day - 7.31.09 (42/365)
Avenue McGill College - McGill College Avenue
Toward Place Ville-Marie. See notes that match the photos below.
Vers la Place Ville-Marie. Voir les notes qui correspondent aux notes ci-bas.
Avenue McGill College, Montréal
Montréal, centre-ville/downtown
Septembre 2006
'28 in a Crate' Large View On Black
abandoned 28 years marmora mines rock crusher room
The Marmora Mine
Marmora is located between the towns of Madoc and Havelock along highway 7 in Hastings County. The name Marmora is taken from the latin word for "marble".
The area was known for its rich iron content and mining operations began as early as the 1820's to extract and smelt this mineral. Today you will find the remains of the water-powered refinery along the eastern bank of the Crowe River while the northern bank of the Crowe held the richest ore deposits.
At its prime, the area was home to as many as two dozen mines. Perhaps the most successful of the mines was that of the Marmoraton which opened in 1955. The Marmoraton was owned by Bethlehem Steel Mills of New York and exported iron ore pellets.
In 1953, before the Marmoraton could open, engineers first had to blast through 120 feet of limestone before reaching the high grade ore which was underneath. One blasted out, the open pit mine measured approximately 1700 feet by 1200 feet and reached 600 feet deep.
The mine employed some 300 men who worked to fill the 30 to 35 railway cars daily for transport south to Picton port where it was loaded into boats. The mine produced 520,000 tons of pellets anually.
When the mine closed in 1979, it had mined almost 1.3 million tons of iron ore. Over time, underground streams and rainfall have slowly filled two thirds of the mine with water. So much so that it is now officially classified as a lake.
A view of the Île de la cité of Paris at dusk, from the North-West.
This picture tells a large part of the history of Paris. The cité is where Paris started, even before the romans invated Gaul. What is now known as the Conciergerie was originally built in the 13th century, but the same location had been used for the palace of French kings since the 10th century. It's the building in the center with the towers. After being converted to a prison it became the courthouse. During the revolution, hundreds of people were imprisoned there, and most of them were executed. The Pont au Change, just in front, was built in 1860 under the reign of Napoléon III. The Tour Eiffel, built in 1889, can be seen at the very back. In the foreground, the highway is definitively from the 20th century.
I was lucky to get a break in the clouds for this picture, because there it was sadly overcast for most of our stay. It's an 8 seconds exposure at f/18, ISO 200.
The ultimate Yogi, the diety of salvation, the highest source of attaining a state of bliss and absolute energy for man, Shiva is the personification of enlightenment - the state of nirvana, a freedom from suffering and the transcendence of the mind to the spiritual realm of limitless joy.
Shiva signifies absolute action and at the same time He is the stillness in the movement and the absorption of co-existing contradictions - the absolute reality beyond time, space and reason. He is the conciousness which bestows bliss and the eternal experience of energy, the portrayal of the potential energy contained in every atom.
The dance of Shiva is the divine motion that goes on inside every atom and the universe as a whole - the spectacular celestial dance, the display of all movements that occur in the inside and the outside of us. Represented in the form of a cylinder, the most stable and elementary shape in creation, He sustains all creation and is the source of all energies emanating from what he represents - Silence and Space.
As described on an audio CD titled The Chants of Shiva. Author - Anonymous.
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Om Namah Shivaya is a popular mantra (chant/prayer) in Hinduism.
Its translation is "adoration (namas) to Shiva", preceded by the mystical syllable "Om".
The meaning of the Namaḥ Śivāya mantra was explained by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami:
Namaḥ Śivāya is the most holy name of God Śiva, recorded at the very center of the Vedas and elaborated in the Śaiva Agamas.
Na is the Lord's concealing grace, Ma is the world, Śi stands for Śiva, Va is His revealing grace, Ya is the soul. The five elements, too, are embodied in this ancient formula for invocation. Na is earth, Ma is water, Śi is fire, Vā is air, and Ya is ether, or Ākāśa. Many are its meanings.
Namaḥ Śivaya has such power, the mere intonation of these syllables reaps its own reward in salvaging the soul from bondage of the treacherous instinctive mind and the steel bands of a perfected externalized intellect. Namaḥ Śivāya quells the instinct, cuts through the steel bands and turns this intellect within and on itself, to face itself and see its ignorance. Sages declare that mantra is life, that mantra is action, that mantra is love and that the repetition of mantra, japa, bursts forth wisdom from within.
The book "The Ancient Power of Sanskrit Mantra and Ceremony: Volume I" by Thomas Ashley-Farrand defines Om Namah Shivaya as:
"This mantra has no direct translation. The sounds relate directly to the principles which govern each of the first five chakras on the spine...Earth, water, fire, air, ether. Notice that this does not refer to the chakras themselves which have a different set of seed sounds, but rather, the principles which govern those chakras in their place. A very rough, non-literal translation could be something like, 'Om and salutations to that which I am capable of becoming.' This mantra will start one out on the path of subtle development of spiritual attainments. It is the beginning on the path of Siddha Yoga, or the Yoga of Perfection of the Divine Vehicle."
"Na" refers to the Gross Body (annamayakosa), "Ma" refers to the Pranic Body (pranamayakosa), "Shi" or "Chi" refers to the Mental Body (manonmayakosa), "Va" refers to the Intellectual Body (vignanamayakosa) and "Ya" refers to the Blissful Body (anandamayakosa) and "OM" or the "silence" beyond these syllables refers to the Soul or Life within.
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The metaphoric representations of Shiva as per the Holy scriptures:
Shiva's form:
Shiva has a Trident in the right lower arm, with a crescent moon on his head. He is said to be fair like camphor or like an ice clad mountain. He has fire and Damaru (drum) and Mala (beads) or a kind of weapon. In some depictions, he wears five serpents as ornaments, and a garland of skulls. He is pressing with his feet the demon Muyalaka, a dwarf holding a cobra. He faces south. Panchakshara (five syllables/elements) itself is his body. It is believed that Shiva became a god through meditating everyday.
Third eye:
Shiva is often depicted with a third eye, with which he burned Desire (Kāma) to ashes, called "Tryambakam", which occurs in many scriptural sources. It is said to symbolize him as the destroyer of all evil and ignorance.
Crescent moon:
Shiva bears on his head the crescent moon. The epithet "Chandraśekhara" - "Having the moon as his crest" (chandra = "moon"; śekhara = "crest, crown") refers to this feature. The crescent moon is shown on the side of the Lord's head as an ornament. The waxing and waning phenomenon of the moon symbolizes the time cycle through which creation evolves from the beginning to the end. Since the Lord is the Eternal Reality, He is beyond time. Thus, the crescent moon is only one of His ornaments. The wearing of the crescent moon in his head indicates that He has controlled the mind perfectly, is the master of time and is Himself timeless.
Sacred Ganges:
The Ganges river flows from the matted hair of Shiva. The epithet Gaṅgādhara ("bearer of the river Gaṅgā") refers to this feature. The Gaṅgā (Ganges), one of the major rivers of the country, is said to have made her abode in Shiva's hair. The flow of the Ganges is said to represent the nectar of immortality as well as signify the flow of scriptural teachings passing wisdom from one generation to the next.
Tiger skin:
He is often shown seated upon a tiger skin, an honour reserved for the most accomplished of Hindu ascetics, the Brahmarishis. Tiger represents lust. His sitting on the tiger’s skin indicates that He has conquered lust and is fearless.
Serpents:
Shiva is often shown garlanded with a snake. His wearing of serpents on the neck denotes wisdom and eternity. It is also said to signify the ego, which once mastered can be worn as an ornament.
Deer Skin:
Represents that He has removed the "Chanchalata" (tossing) of the mind. Deer jumps from one place to another swiftly. The mind also jumps from one object to another.
Trident:
Shiva's particular weapon is the trident. Held in His right hand it represents the three Gunas (qualities) — Sattva, Rajas and Tamas - Knowledge, Desire and Implementation. That is the emblem of sovereignty. He rules the world through these three Gunas.
Drum
The Damaru (hourglass shaped drum) in His left hand represents the Eternal Sound. It represents OM from which all languages are formed. It is He who formed the Sanskrit language out of the Damaru sound. With this language He gave us the teachings of the Holy Scriptures to guide us through life.
Beads:
The wearing of the beads denotes purity, sometimes with a rosary in the right hand denoting concentration.
Nandī:
Nandī, is the name of the bull that serves as Shiva's mount. Shiva's association with cattle is reflected in his name Paśupati, or Pashupati, translated "lord of cattle" or "lord of animals". The bull represents Dharma (righteousness). Lord Siva rides on the bull. This denotes that Lord Siva is the protector of Dharma, is an embodiment of Dharma or righteousness.
More photographs of Walton-on-Thames, can be viewed by visiting my photography website - Beautiful England
Walton-on-Thames is a riverside town with over 20,000 residents, situated between Sunbury Lock and Shepperton Lock, in the Borough of Elmbridge. It is only 15 miles from central London and has good communications by road, being close to the M25, M4 and M3 motorways. A fast train journey of only 25 minutes to Waterloo station makes it an ideal location for commuting to London. In fact, in 2008, a survey by the Halifax declared the Borough of Elmbridge to be the, "best place to live in Britain", with the highest quality of life in the United Kingdom. The media rapidly produced further commendations declaring Elmbridge to be the "Beverly Hills of Surrey" and claiming that even the weather here was better than the national average.
The town now has a new shopping centre, "The Heart", which is a covered mall with over 50 shops and restaurants and with outside restaurant seating. The development contains 279 apartments with views over Ashley Park. Walton-on-Thames has a modern leisure centre, the Xcel Leisure Complex, which opened in 2006, overlooking the River Thames. In addition to a 25 metre swimming pool, sports halls, climbing wall, health and fitness suite, it has an outside floodlit synthetic football pitch.
In the Domesday Book, Walton-on-Thames was recorded as, 'Waletona' and as having a church, two mills and a fishery.
The River Thames at Walton is an important crossing point. It was thought that Julius Caesar crossed here on his second invasion of Britain, but there is no evidence for this. Walton Bridge was the subject of a painting by Canaletto in 1754, but this wooden bridge was dismantled in 1783. J.M.W. Turner painted Walton Bridge in 1805, but this stone bridge collapsed in 1859. It is doubtful whether anyone would think the current structure is picturesque. It is the fifth bridge to cross the Thames at Walton and dates from 1999, when it was intended only to be temporary. Work on a new bridge is due to start in 2011 and completed in 2013.
Close to Walton Bridge is Desborough Island, which was created when the Desborough Channel was cut in 1935. It was constructed by the Thames Conservancy and named after Lord Desborough, the Chairman of the Board. The cut made a shorter journey possible by avoiding the meandering stretch of the Thames past Shepperton and Halliford.
At Walton Bridge is the garage of H.W. Motors, (Hersham and Walton Motors) who were the first Aston Martin dealership in the world. In the 1950s, they built their own racing cars and Sir Stirling Moss competed in his first Formula One Grand Prix in an H.W. Motors car.
Next to H.W. Motors is the Walton Playhouse. This is a theatre used for community productions and local amateur dramatic societies. It was built by Cecil Hepworth as a power house for Walton Film Studios. They closed in 1924 and its architect, George Carvill, bought the building. For many years, it was known as the, "Walton Hop", reputed to be the first disco in the United Kingdom. It closed in 1990.
St. Mary's Parish Church is of Saxon origin, with parts dating back to the 12th century. It is set at the highest point in the town and has a square flint tower. The churchyard contains the graves of many New Zealand soldiers who died in the First World War. Mount Felix House in Walton, which has now been demolished, was used as a hospital for New Zealand troops. The New Zealand connection is maintained in the street name, 'New Zealand Avenue' and the Wellington pub in the town centre.
As would be expected, the riverside pubs have been visited by notable characters. In 1909, Jerome Kern, the composer of the Broadway musical, "Showboat" and many popular songs, including Ol' Man River, met Eva Leale, the landlord's daughter at the Swan pub. They were married at St. Mary's Church, Walton the following year. The Anglers pub, with its seating on the riverbank, is very popular. A short walk along the towpath towards Hampton Court brings you to The Weir Hotel. Overlooking the Weir, this pub is extremely popular with walkers and cyclists, especially on Sundays, where people enjoy their roast dinners.
Walton-on-Thames has had many famous residents, but Julie Andrews is probably the most notable. She was born Julia Wells in 1935 in Rodney House Maternity Hospital, Rodney Road. She became, at fourteen, the youngest ever solo performer to appear at a Royal Variety Performance in 1948 at the London Palladium. She married her first husband, Tony Walton, in St. Mary's Church, Oatlands, Weybridge in 1959. Her most famous role was as Maria Von Trapp in the film, "The Sound of Music", which became 20th Century Fox's biggest ever film.
In Station Avenue, is a 1960s iconic office building. Formerly the head office of Birds Eye Frozen Foods, it is now a Grade II listed building. My sister worked there and remembers that there were live penguins in the grounds.
Next year will be an exciting time for Walton-on-Thames, when the 2012 Olympic Games commences. On the opening day of the 2012 Games, on Saturday 28th July, the Mens' Cycling Road Race (250km) starts from the Mall in London. The 145 riders will head towards Walton and race along Hurst Road from Hampton Court into Terrace Road, into Walton Town Centre, down Oatlands Drive to Weybridge and then onto the Surrey Hills. The womens' race takes place the following day over a shorter (140km) route, but still through Walton. The 2012 Olympic Games Cycling Time Trials will be held close by on 1st August at Hampton Court. The whole 13 mile section of the route which cuts through Elmbridge will be surfaced with electric blue non-slip Tarmac. This is the internationally recognised cycling blue used on time trials. The blue colour means overhead cameras can track competitors using matt black background enhancements.
On 14th August, 2011, an official test event for the 2012 Summer Olympics Road Race took place over the Olympic route, from The Mall in London, through Walton-on-Thames, to Box Hill, returning to the Mall, passing through Esher. This was the London – Surrey Cycle Classic Race. It was won by Mark Cavendish, MBE, aged 26. He is the top sprinter in the Tour de France, having won twenty stages and in September 2011, went on to win the Road World Championship in Denmark. On 22nd December 2011, Mark was voted the 2011 BBC Sports Personality of the Year. He is probably Great Britain’s best prospect for a gold medal in 2012. It is hoped that he can repeat his success next year.
Explore #119 | large on black
My best friend's little almost 4-year-old boy, Nicholas. I took a bunch of shots of his toy cars with my macro lens - showing him the shots as we went along, in order to keep him entertained while his mom prepared some food. He loved it! Then he wanted to get in front of the camera and kept doing all sorts of funny things with his tongue. Silly boy!
We were in his mom's kitchen at night with only one overhead for light, that's why the SOOC is so very terrible! But, with a little patience and creativity in Photoshop I think I got quite a nice portrait of this little guy!
Murfreesboro, TN.
View On Black Most Highly Recommended.
Like so many others, Colonel Hardee Murfree was given a land grant by the United States Government for his service in the American Revolution but Murfree remained in North Carolina rather than move to frontier Tennessee. His daughter, Sally, and her husband, Dr. James Maney, inherited the land and built a log cabin on the land. Sally died in 1857 as the home passed to son, Lewis, and his wife, Rachel Adeline Maney, who was the daugter of Tennessee Governor, Newton Canon.
Under ownership of Lewis and Adeline the house underwent four additions and extensive renovation including this Italianate front facade which you see in the picture. This was the fourth addition to the house which extends to the rear and is not in view. This addition included two formal parlors, Guest rooms, and formal dining area. The large wrap around veranda with chamferred arches and columns is its most prominent feature.
The house entertained such guests as oceanographer, Mathew Fontaine Maury; 1860 Presidential candidate, John Bell (buried at Mount Olivet cemetery); Sarah Polk, wife of US President James K. Polk, and Confederate States President, Jefferson Davis...... Then came the war.
The town of Murfreesboro changed hands several times in 1862. In July, 1862, a Federal detachment of 1,000 troops occupied Murfreesboro a portion of which under the command of Colonel William Duffield (9th Michigan Infantry Regiment) was encamped near the spring which lies to the right of this photo.
On July 13, 1862, Confederate Cavalry under the command of General Nathan Bedford Forrest raided Murfreesboro attacking all Federal positions including the Rutherford County Courthouse where Confederate prisoners were being held. The fighting came to Oaklands where a skirmish took place on the Oaklands front lawn and was witnessed by the Maney children from the second floor window in the center of the house (arched window). During the skirmish, Duffield was shot and wounded. He was carried inside the Oaklands where the Maneys nursed him back to health. The Federal detachment surrendered the town of Murfreesboro back to the Confederates inside Oaklands. The town would ramin in Confederate hands until the major battle of Stones River (Dec. 31 , 1862 - Jan. 2, 1863) - a battle of over 80,000 combatants and 24,000 casualties. Murfreesboro would remain under Federal control for the remainder of the war.
Of course, with the end of the war came the end of slavery and plantations such as Oaklands was dependent upon slavery for its sustainence. As a matter of fact, slaves physically built the mansion and made the very brick utilized. Eventually, Adeline was forced to sell portions of the property to pay off debt and was forced to move (to a smaller mansion - poor girl). ONe piece of property sold became Evergreen cemetery from which I have taken a few photos.
By the 1960's the mansion was abandoned and in complete and utter ruin. The roof had caved in and the house was in deplorable shape. It has since been restored and is open to the public for tours.
Oh, that Colonel Duffield who was shot in skirmish on the front lawn - he recovered from his wounds and sent the Maney's a set of silverware, pitcher, etc. as an appreciation for their hospitality.
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« Ne pouvant faire un palais de la chaumière ou du galetas de chaque famille ouvrière, nous avons voulu mettre la demeure de l’ouvrier dans un palais ; le Familistère, en effet, n’est pas autre chose, c’est le palais du travail, c’est le PALAIS SOCIAL de l’avenir.
Ce qu’il n’est pas possible de faire au profit de familles éparpillées et sans lien, les améliorations qu’on ne peut introduire dans le tohu-bohu des habitations ouvrières, ni à la ville, ni à la campagne, ni dans les caves, ni dans les mansardes habitées ; ce que ne permettent pas même les habitations ouvrières isolées les mieux construites, quel qu’en soit le système : le Familistère le permet, le palais social le rend possible, bien plus, il le rend nécessaire. »
Jean-Baptiste-André Godin La Richesse au service du peuple, le Familistère de Guise. 1875.
Les chiffres du Familistère : ( source Wikipédia )
10 millions de briques sont nécessaires à la construction des trois pavillons du Palais Social.
30 000 m² de surfaces sont offerts par l’ensemble des trois pavillons.
1 kilomètre de coursives parcourt les trois pavillons du Palais.
500 fenêtres percent les façades des trois unités d’habitation.
495 appartements sont aménagés dans l’ensemble des cinq pavillons du Familistère avant 1918.
1 748 personnes habitent au Familistère en 1889.
50 berceaux peuvent être installés dans la nourricerie du Familistère.
796 invités participent au banquet de la cinquième fête du Travail dans la cour du pavillon central en 1872.
1 000 spectateurs prennent place au théâtre en 1914.
1 526 employés travaillent dans les usines de la Société du Familistère en 1887.
2 500 est le nombre de record d’employés de l’Association du Familistère de Guise et à Bruxelles en 1930.
4 000 modèles d’appareils et d’accessoires sont fabriqués par la Société du Familistère en 1914.
210 000 appareils sont expédiés par les usines de Guise et Bruxelles en 1913-1914.
664, c’est le nombre de pages qui composent le livre Solutions Sociales publié par Godin en 1871.
JEAN-BAPTISTE GODIN ( ENGLISH )
Jean-Baptiste André Godin (26 January 1817 -29 January 1888) was a French industrialist and social experimentor born on the 26th of January 1817 at Esquéhéries (Aisne).
The son of an artisan, he entered an iron-works at an early age, and at seventeen made a tour of France as journeyman. Returning to Esquéhéries in 1837, he started a small factory for the manufacture of castings for heating-stoves. The business increased rapidly, and for the purpose of railway facilities was transferred to Guise in 1846. At the time of Godin's death in 1888 the annual output was over four millions of francs (4,160,000), and in 1908 the employees numbered over 2000 and the output was over 280,000.
An ardent disciple of Charles Fourier, he advanced a considerable sum of money towards the disastrous Fourierist experiment of V. P. Considerant (q.v.) in Texas (known as La Reunion. He profited, however, by its failure, and in 1859 started the Familistère, or community settlement, of Guise on more carefully laid plans.
The Familistère forms a town within the town of Guise. It comprises, in addition to a large factory, three large buildings, each four stories high, capable of housing all the work-people, each family having two or three rooms. The main building consists of three rectangular blocks joined at the corners. Each of these blocks has a central court covered with a glass roof under which children can play in all weather. There is no church of any sort. (There are, of course, churches within the rest of Guise). At the back of the main block there was a nursery. There is a separate block, known as the "economat", containing various shops, refreshment rooms and recreation rooms of various kinds(?), stores for the purchase of groceries, drapery and every necessity. This has recently (2008) been restored and is now a cafe, a shop selling books, postcards etc and an exhibition area. There were also allotments for the workers.
Opposite the main block there was a building containing a theater for concerts and dramatic entertainments and a primary school. There was also a communal laundry and swimming pool. This was a few years ago derelict but has now been restored. The swimming pool is still a swimming poll but the laundry is a meeting room and the drying room is now (2008) an exhibition room. In 1880 the whole was turned into a co-operative society, with provision by which it eventually became the property of the workers.
Godin manufactured cookers and heating stoves of many kinds mainly made from cast iron castings. Sometimes these were enameled. These are still to be found in use all over France. They can be found for sale on eBay.
This business was still owned by the workers in the 1950s but soon after was taken over by Le Creuset. It is not obvious that the factory is still functioning. It is seems the domestic building were privatised. The state of the domestic buildings was deteriorating but has recently been awarded EU money for it to be restored.
In 1871 Godin was elected deputy for Aisne, but retired in 1876 to devote himself to the management of the Familistère. In 1882 he was created a Knight of the Legion of Honor.
Godin was the author of Solutions sociales (1871); Les Socialistes et les Droits du travail (1874); Mutualité sociale et association du capital et du travail (1880); La Republique du travail et la reforme parlementaire (1889). See Bernardot, Le Familistère de Guise et son fondateur (Paris, 1887); Fischer, Die Familistère Godins (Berlin, 1890); Lestelle, Etude sur le Familistère de Guise (Paris, 1904); D. F. P., Le Familistère illustr, résultals de vingt ans d'association, 1880-1900 (Eng. trans., Twenty-eight years of co-partnership at Guise, by A. Williams, 1908).
Attendees participate in Pollinator Habitat Planting Event on Saturday, June 1, 2019 in Plymouth, Ind. (Kamil Krzaczynski/AP Images for National 4-H Council)
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Note: Click here for 2011 Bushtukah Canada Day 5k race results, stats, pictures.
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2010 5k
Listed below are the participants (sorted by cities and chip times) in the Bushtukah Canada Day 2010 5k road race, held in Kanata, Ontario. (route map – pdf file)
Click here and enter the name or bib number for the full individual race results, race photos and finish-line videos.
Thank-you to Sportstats.
Photo (above): Maya Aden (15:06.3), In My Sights photograhy.
Local runners (Ontario)
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bib # 1986…… Sandra MOORE……Almonte……22:32.0
bib # 257…… Jonas BARTER……Almonte……26:37.1
bib # 1157…… Harold KUEHN……Ashton……23:25.6
bib # 1158…… Nancy KUEHN……Ashton……35:54.1
bib # 296…… Scott BLAIN……Beachburg……20:32.2
bib # 447…… Louis-Philippe DEMERS……Bourget……26:45.6
bib # 1140…… Diana KING……Carleton Place……24:34.4
bib # 1898…… Wade MACMILLAN……Carleton Place……25:48.7
bib # 2469…… Sean MUIR……Carleton Place……26:31.3
bib # 2470…… Victoria MUIR……Carleton Place……26:32.2
bib # 1910…… Serge MARGUERIE……Carleton Place……27:08.6
bib # 217…… Simon AMIRAULT……Carleton Place……27:09.2
bib # 2149…… Momena ROUF……Carleton Place……38:41.0
bib # 1897…… Ivana MACMILLAN……Carleton Place……38:41.9
bib # 440…… Garrett DE JONG……Carlsbad Springs……16:28.7
bib # 2224…… Brent SULLIVAN……Carp……23:57.2
bib # 229…… Beth ANVARI……Carp……24:16.1
bib # 2225…… Mark SULLIVAN……Carp……25:10.0
bib # 2017…… Jordan NESBIT……Carp……26:20.7
bib # 1899…… Steve MACMILLIAN……Carp……26:42.2
bib # 527…… Kathy FISCHER……Carp……28:07.9
bib # 2131…… Spencer ROBERTS……Carp……28:22.1
bib # 2128…… Micheael ROBERTS……Carp……28:22.5
bib # 528…… Peter FISCHER……Carp……30:25.7
bib # 499…… Allison ECKFORD……Carp……33:53.6
bib # 1959…… Nicole MCMURRAY……Carp……38:18.7
bib # 281…… Andy BEST……Chalk River……21:27.1
bib # 2035…… Bruce OATTES……Cobden……20:11.9
bib # 2451…… Dylan SPENCER……Cobden……23:05.6
bib # 2452…… Leslie SPENCER-HITCHINS……Cobden……23:05.7
bib # 2036…… Dylan OATTES……Cobden……32:37.9
bib # 2037…… Janet OATTES……Cobden……32:42.1
bib # 1132…… Debra KENNETTE……Crysler……27:57.1
bib # 231…… Rachel APPS……Dunrobin……28:58.9
bib # 1088…… Roger HUNTER……Gloucester……27:42.4
bib # 1089…… Ryan HUNTER……Gloucester……27:42.9
bib # 2337…… Glenda WRIGHT……Gloucester……28:39.6
bib # 2077…… Shaun PIERCE……Gloucester……28:58.0
bib # 1085…… Kathy HUNTER……Gloucester……43:13.8
bib # 1086…… Kristen HUNTER……Gloucester……43:13.8
bib # 449…… Brooke DENNIS BOWSER……Greely……42:58.3
bib # 423…… Faun DANSON……Greely……43:00.3
bib # 2069…… Jasmin PAYANT……Hammond……19:52.2
bib # 2070…… Raphael PAYANT……Hammond……24:13.8
bib # 316…… Graham BOWES……Kanata……15:52.1
bib # 1651…… Tyson LONEY……Kanata……16:20.0
bib # 432…… Kieran DAY……Kanata……16:20.7
bib # 434…… Mickey DAY……Kanata……17:00.7
bib # 493…… Wayne DUSTIN……Kanata……17:07.1
bib # 212…… Jarvis ALEC……Kanata……17:14.8
bib # 891…… Brendon HOWARD……Kanata……17:34.1
bib # 2228…… Benjamin SWAN……Kanata……19:22.9
bib # 237…… Susan ATHERLEY……Kanata……20:03.7
bib # 1922… Tanyon MATHESON-FITCHETT..Kanata...20:10.2
bib # 532…… Jeff FITCHETT……Kanata……20:10.3
bib # 538…… Vincent Andy FONG……Kanata……20:10.5
bib # 411…… Mark CROZIER……Kanata……20:33.3
bib # 2143…… Ronald ROSS……Kanata……20:55.1
bib # 1189…… Charles LEBELLE……Kanata……20:55.4
bib # 1723…… Kenneth MACASKILL……Kanata……21:16.7
bib # 1712…… Jonathan MACASKILL……Kanata……21:16.9
bib # 2084…… Matthew POLLEX……Kanata……21:23.2
bib # 584…… Dave GRAHAM……Kanata……21:25.3
bib # 610…… Susan HALVORSEN……Kanata……22:04.9
bib # 1979…… Brendan MOLONEY……Kanata……22:48.3
bib # 591…… Jade GREGORY……Kanata……22:55.6
bib # 1200…… Cheryl LEVI……Kanata……23:14.5
bib # 2338…… Hugh WRIGHT……Kanata……23:23.2
bib # 555…… Graeme FRY……Kanata……23:33.3
bib # 1980…… Terance MOLONEY……Kanata……23:35.9
bib # 2191…… David SIM……Kanata……23:47.1
bib # 2254…… Ben TREMBLAY……Kanata……23:56.0
bib # 436…… Mike DAY……Kanata……24:08.8
bib # 1160…… Jasmyne LABONTE……Kanata……24:13.7
bib # 2196…… Yan SIM……Kanata……24:36.0
bib # 2252…… Christina TOWERS……Kanata……24:36.8
bib # 615…… Emily HAMMOND……Kanata……25:15.7
bib # 1915…… Jeremiah MARSHALL……Kanata……25:24.0
bib # 1917…… Theresa MARSHALL……Kanata……25:31.0
bib # 2213…… Kari SPARKES……Kanata……25:32.6
bib # 614…… Carolyn HAMMOND……Kanata……25:52.0
bib # 2195…… Wei SIM……Kanata……25:59.1
bib # 232…… Jane ARMSTRONG……Kanata……26:23.6
bib # 358…… Joanne CALLOW……Kanata……26:25.4
bib # 204…… Sue ACKERMAN……Kanata……26:38.2
bib # 2142…… Pamela ROSS……Kanata……26:45.1
bib # 1193…… Jordyn LEIGHTON……Kanata……26:54.4
bib # 2002…… Marianne MURAWSKY……Kanata……27:23.3
bib # 2206…… Isobel SMITH……Kanata……27:28.5
bib # 2164…… Sherry SANI……Kanata……27:29.2
bib # 897…… Shelby HOWARD……Kanata……27:34.2
bib # 2258…… Natalie TREMBLAY……Kanata……27:34.8
bib # 2202…… Adrian SMITH……Kanata……27:35.6
bib # 2205…… Holly SMITH……Kanata……27:36.3
bib # 2253…… Mary TOWERS……Kanata……27:41.6
bib # 1146…… Jeffrey KNIGHT……Kanata……27:54.5
bib # 1147…… Sylvie KNIGHT……Kanata……27:54.6
bib # 1120…… David JORGENSON……Kanata……27:59.5
bib # 1121…… Mark JORGENSON……Kanata……27:59.6
bib # 2130…… Nicholas ROBERTS……Kanata……28:10.6
bib # 2132…… Stephen ROBERTS……Kanata……28:11.0
bib # 416…… Morgan CUTTS……Kanata……28:28.5
bib # 2009.. Joanne & Mini-M MURRAY..Kanata…28:28.5
bib # 2039…… Jeff O'CONNOR……Kanata……28:46.5
bib # 406…… Christine COUTURE……Kanata……28:51.8
bib # 230…… Judith APPS……Kanata……28:59.2
bib # 384…… Lori CIARALLI……Kanata……29:00.2
bib # 525…… Peter FILLMORE……Kanata……29:05.7
bib # 218…… Alkarim AMLANI……Kanata……29:06.4
bib # 415…… Cindy CUTTS……Kanata……29:17.7
bib # 585…… Noah GRAHAM……Kanata……29:58.3
bib # 365…… James CANTELLOW……Kanata……29:59.2
bib # 1728…… Kim MACASKILL……Kanata……30:03.2
bib # 1849…… Olivia MACASKILL……Kanata……30:03.2
bib # 2298…… Ct VIVIANE……Kanata……30:11.1
bib # 2292…… Eugene VIGNERON……Kanata……30:15.6
bib # 579…… Sydney GOOLD……Kanata……30:19.8
bib # 574…… Andrea GOODMAN……Kanata……30:20.3
bib # 577…… Hannah GOOLD……Kanata……30:21.7
bib # 2291…… Anna VIGNERON……Kanata……30:30.5
bib # 562…… Juli GAGNON……Kanata……30:31.5
bib # 2052…… Season OSBORNE……Kanata……30:33.3
bib # 2124…… Casey RINGHAM……Kanata……30:42.6
bib # 315…… Rhonda BOUDREAU……Kanata……30:46.0
bib # 2342…… Erin YAMAZAKI……Kanata……30:48.8
bib # 1994…… Heather MOSES……Kanata……30:51.5
bib # 576…… Emily GOOLD……Kanata……31:04.3
bib # 431…… Ellen DAY……Kanata……31:06.4
bib # 498…… Sienna EBBINGHAUS……Kanata……32:16.4
bib # 497…… Lakmini EBBINGHAUS……Kanata……32:16.7
bib # 2004…… Emma MURDOCH……Kanata……32:25.6
bib # 2101…… Tim RAIZENNE……Kanata……32:28.4
bib # 1186…… Alexandra LAYER……Kanata……32:33.7
bib # 2112…… Yvonne RELF……Kanata……33:15.5
bib # 481…… Emily DOWNEY……Kanata……33:26.3
bib # 482…… Michael DOWNEY……Kanata……33:29.1
bib # 211…… Kristen AKINSULIE……Kanata……33:30.4
bib # 267…… Patra BEAULIEU……Kanata……33:36.7
bib # 1931…… Alastair MCCARTNEY……Kanata……33:36.8
bib # 2299…… Sophie WAHL……Kanata……34:00.0
bib # 526…… Sarah FILLMORE……Kanata……34:05.3
bib # 524…… Michael FILLMORE……Kanata……34:05.4
bib # 1192…… Erica LEIGHTON……Kanata……34:05.9
bib # 1194…… Robert LEIGHTON……Kanata……34:06.0
bib # 2229…… Brenda SWAN……Kanata……34:07.1
bib # 1932…… Christine MCCARTNEY……Kanata……34:11.4
bib # 2293…… Jeffrey VIGNERON……Kanata……34:11.7
bib # 1965…… Richard MICHAUD……Kanata……34:14.4
bib # 442…… Guylaine DECK……Kanata……34:38.6
bib # 219…… Alyssa AMLANI……Kanata……34:40.7
bib # 554…… Emma FRY……Kanata……34:43.3
bib # 2134…… Shaun ROBIN……Kanata……34:44.0
bib # 2148…… Will ROTOR……Kanata……34:55.9
bib # 2147…… Elaine ROTOR……Kanata……35:31.0
bib # 2146…… David ROTOR……Kanata……35:31.6
bib # 2192…… Elizabeth SIM……Kanata……36:05.3
bib # 1144…… Chris KITCHEN……Kanata……36:10.2
bib # 2330…… Daniel WINTERS……Kanata……36:12.6
bib # 2329…… Dale WINTERS……Kanata……36:12.7
bib # 221…… Shalina AMLANI……Kanata……37:56.4
bib # 540…… John FORSTER……Kanata……40:58.2
bib # 220…… Pamela AMLANI……Kanata……43:08.4
bib # 2107…… Belinda REED……Kemptville……27:53.2
bib # 518…… Isabelle FERNANDEZ……Long Sault……29:51.9
bib # 1940…… Karen MCDONALD……L'Orignal……25:28.3
bib # 495…… Harley EASTMAN……Manotick……25:36.3
bib # 1944…… Stephanie MCEVOY……Munster……32:01.7
bib # 1942…… Isaac MCEVOY……Munster……33:02.1
bib # 2048…… Erin O'HIGGINS……Nepean……19:51.8
bib # 2285…… Chris VAN NORMAN……Nepean……20:29.2
bib # 1182…… Robert C J LAUGHTON……Nepean……20:52.8
bib # 2231…… Michele TAKOFF……Nepean……21:43.6
bib # 2123…… Morgan RILEY……Nepean……22:38.9
bib # 531…… Ed FITCHETT……Nepean……22:49.1
bib # 501…… Randy EDGE……Nepean……23:06.3
bib # 638…… Christopher HILL……Nepean……23:17.2
bib # 2016…… Melanie NASON-GREEN……Nepean……23:59.3
bib # 2049…… Maureen O'HIGGINS……Nepean……24:30.0
bib # 318…… Trevor BOYD……Nepean……24:31.5
bib # 2237…… Linda TAYLOR……Nepean……24:35.1
bib # 2099…… Joe RAETSEN……Nepean……25:40.9
bib # 1111…… James JOHNSTON……Nepean……27:14.2
bib # 1155…… Martin KOU……Nepean……27:15.3
bib # 1981…… Susan MOLSON……Nepean……27:26.7
bib # 435…… Mike DAY……Nepean……27:45.0
bib # 311…… Valerie BONSALL……Nepean……27:47.0
bib # 2061…… Margeaux PARKINSON……Nepean……29:24.4
bib # 561…… Jessica GAGE……Nepean……29:37.1
bib # 2121…… Brendan RILEY……Nepean……30:46.7
bib # 588…… Brian GREEN……Nepean……30:48.1
bib # 2122…… Lisa RILEY……Nepean……30:49.4
bib # 317…… Angus BOYD……Nepean……30:55.3
bib # 582…… Shawn GOUDGE……Nepean……31:11.4
bib # 2154…… Marion RUNSTEDLER……Nepean……32:38.7
bib # 2110…… Sheila REID……Nepean……33:44.1
bib # 433…… Leah DAY……Nepean……34:41.9
bib # 2328…… Roseanne WILSON……Nepean……34:49.3
bib # 399… Andrea COPPERTHWAITE……Nepean……35:05.4
bib # 2219…… Stephanie STEPHENS……Nepean……35:12.4
bib # 2030…… Kerry NOLAN……Nepean……35:37.8
bib #581…… Lesley GOUDGE……Nepean……36:29.4
bib # 1908…… Jill MARCHAND……Nepean……41:19.6
bib # 2097…… Carina QUINN……North Gower……35:00.4
bib # 189…… BRUCE BRUNELLE……Orleans……25:46.0
bib # 842…… Stephanie HORVAT……Orleans……43:17.3
bib # 81…… Maya ADEN……Ottawa……15:06.3
bib # 2473…… Joshua ROUNDELL……Ottawa……15:37.4
bib # 2214…… Matthew STACEY……Ottawa……16:17.7
bib # 1958…… Derek MCMASTER……Ottawa……16:52.8
bib # 223…… Robbie ANDERSON……Ottawa……16:55.6
bib # 1935…… Larry MCCLOSKEY……Ottawa……17:05.2
bib # 310…… Brett BONISTEEL……Ottawa……17:07.8
bib # 2300…… Harold WALKER……Ottawa……17:08.7
bib # 2440…… Sebastian SAVILLE……Ottawa……17:14.8
bib # 2153…… Jon RUDDY……Ottawa……17:15.2
bib # 1556…… Rob LIVINGSTON……Ottawa……17:22.6
bib # 83…… Chris BRERS……Ottawa……17:33.3
bib # 2336…… Frank WRIGHT……Ottawa……17:57.5
bib # 1177…… Leah LAROCQUE……Ottawa……18:01.9
bib # 149…… Drew BURSEY……Ottawa……18:26.8
bib # 2422…… Bill ROSTEK……Ottawa……18:34.7
bib # 1173…… Stacey LANCE……Ottawa……18:37.7
bib # 2289…… Carlos VERVLOET……Ottawa……18:39.6
bib # 2496…… Rebecca STALLWOOD……Ottawa……18:39.9
bib # 2441…… David SAVILE……Ottawa……18:40.6
bib # 2024…… Ari NIEMI……Ottawa……19:07.6
bib # 2032…… Shantelle NOVAK……Ottawa……19:13.7
bib # 529…… Peter FISHER……Ottawa……19:13.8
bib # 90…… Bart KELLY……Ottawa……19:33.0
bib # 306…… George BODONI……Ottawa……19:36.5
bib # 158…… Kerry ROCHELEAY……Ottawa……19:36.6
bib # 171…… DAVID MCQUINN……Ottawa……19:39.9
bib # 2390…… Marian COKE……Ottawa……19:42.2
bib # 2301…… Steven WALKER……Ottawa……19:43.0
bib # 252…… Lisa BALERNA……Ottawa……19:44.3
bib # 2401…… Mark ROUNDEL……Ottawa……19:44.8
bib # 2067…… Melanie PATINA……Ottawa……19:50.3
bib # 586…… Ken GRANT……Ottawa……19:53.0
bib # 131…… Neil SNIDER……Ottawa……19:57.4
bib # 144…… Phil TESSIER……Ottawa……20:15.2
bib # 82…… Matt HEROD……Ottawa……20:19.7
bib # 2364…… Mike BIGELOW……Ottawa……20:34.2
bib # 2261…… Jim TUNNEY……Ottawa……20:34.8
bib # 2263…… Ronan TUNNEY……Ottawa……20:34.8
bib # 537…… Peter FOLEY……Ottawa……20:42.8
bib # 397…… Patrick CONRAD……Ottawa……20:50.5
bib # 2319…… Lawrence WILLIAMS……Ottawa……20:59.8
bib # 190…… JASMINE VIAU……Ottawa……21:01.1
bib # 2428…… Stephanie GORDON……Ottawa……21:01.1
bib # 1988…… Kyle MORGAN……Ottawa……21:08.7
bib # 270…… Bobby BEGIN……Ottawa……21:12.2
bib # 2429…… Patrick OWENS……Ottawa……21:14.4
bib # 117…… Mike BARNES……Ottawa……21:16.4
bib # 100…… Tyrus GIBSON……Ottawa……21:21.0
bib # 95…… Geordie GIBSON……Ottawa……21:21.6
bib # 2407…… Jeff AVON……Ottawa……21:27.5
bib # 550…… Nick FRENETTE……Ottawa……21:31.2
bib # 1950…… Katie MCGRATH……Ottawa……21:35.7
bib # 135…… Jim MCEACHERN……Ottawa……21:42.7
bib # 333…… Rob BROOKS……Ottawa……21:43.5
bib # 1129…… Carol KELLY……Ottawa……21:46.0
bib # 2170…… Suzanne SCHRIEK……Ottawa……21:46.8
bib # 102…… Doug GIBSON……Ottawa……22:04.7
bib # 150…… Terry STEWART……Ottawa……22:20.1
bib # 134…… Pete MACLENNAN……Ottawa……22:22.0
bib # 130…… Spencer EDWARDS……Ottawa……22:23.4
bib # 2193…… Greg SIM……Ottawa……22:25.5
bib # 2442…… Barbara SAVILLE……Ottawa……22:26.5
bib # 421…… Graham DALY……Ottawa……22:39.6
bib # 631.. Michele HERLEY-TREMBLAY……Ottawa……22:46.3
bib # 94…… Robert GIBSON……Ottawa……22:47.6
bib # 606…… Michelle HAINES……Ottawa……22:53.0
bib # 98…… Kiana GIBSON……Ottawa……23:00.5
bib # 268…… Brigid BEDARD……Ottawa……23:03.0
bib # 2439…… Tom SAVILLE……Ottawa……23:05.6
bib # 153…… Christopher HOULD……Ottawa……23:29.4
bib # 120…… Krista SULLIVAN……Ottawa……23:33.1
bib # 80…… Stephane BEDARD……Ottawa……23:34.2
bib # 2105.. Raahulan RATHAGIRISHNAN…Ottawa…23:39.0
bib # 246…… Rick BAIRD……Ottawa……23:39.9
bib # 124…… Alexandra DA COSTA……Ottawa……23:41.5
bib # 1974…… Tracy MINICHIELLO……Ottawa……23:46.3
bib # 259…… Zinab BASSUNY……Ottawa……23:48.3
bib # 2211…… Jamie SNIDER……Ottawa……23:49.8
bib # 2262…… Rita TUNNEY……Ottawa……23:49.8
bib # 106…… Kevin CHAPMAN……Ottawa……23:55.7
bib # 2457…… Bruce BATEMAN……Ottawa……24:11.1
bib # 1094…… Keren JACKMAN……Ottawa……24:12.3
bib # 191…… GAVIN LUMSDEN……Ottawa……24:12.3
bib # 91…… Ian CHAPMAN……Ottawa……24:12.8
bib # 422…… Richard DALY……Ottawa……24:14.6
bib # 2381…… Matthew PELLETIER……Ottawa……24:16.9
bib # 637…… Bryan HIGGINS……Ottawa……24:19.2
bib # 76…… Matthew BAFIA……Ottawa……24:21.1
bib # 2434…… Brad MAKEPEACE……Ottawa……24:27.2
bib # 2433…… Adam MAKEPEACE……Ottawa……24:30.5
bib # 2310…… Ed WHITE……Ottawa……24:38.8
bib # 1103…… Sylvie JACQUES……Ottawa……24:40.0
bib # 152…… Jacob HOULD……Ottawa……24:42.6
bib # 385…… Jasmine CLANCY……Ottawa……24:46.0
bib # 386…… Sean CLANCY……Ottawa……24:46.5
bib # 530…… Steven FISHER……Ottawa……24:50.3
bib # 1197…… Dominic LESSARD……Ottawa……24:51.2
bib # 2383…… Clayton HOY……Ottawa……24:59.2
bib # 373…… Andrei CHAREPKA……Ottawa……25:00.5
bib # 164…… Jordan FRASER……Ottawa……25:00.7
bib # 2075…… Lydia PEPIN……Ottawa……25:03.9
bib # 2269…… Nick TYLER……Ottawa……25:12.3
bib # 2388…… Kyle DYKES……Ottawa……25:18.7
bib # 2384…… Melanie KOWALSKI……Ottawa……25:19.8
bib # 129…… Alex EDWARDS……Ottawa……25:28.6
bib # 249…… Ethan BALAKRISHNAN……Ottawa……25:36.1
bib # 285…… Serge BIDNYK……Ottawa……25:38.7
bib # 1196…… Nathalie LEROUX……Ottawa……25:43.5
bib # 2432…… Jason MAKEPEACE……Ottawa……25:47.5
bib # 2349…… Chris JOHNSON……Ottawa……25:49.4
bib # 2311…… Janet WHITE……Ottawa……25:53.1
bib # 99…… Sean GIBSON……Ottawa……25:53.9
bib # 2396…… Andrea PERCH……Ottawa……25:54.5
bib # 2498…… Maria BABINEAU……Ottawa……26:13.4
bib # 2459…… Jennifer BOULIANNE……Ottawa……26:15.8
bib # 1909…… Paul MARCHAND……Ottawa……26:22.7
bib # 2416…… Daniel MORRIS……Ottawa……26:27.1
bib # 1176…… Joe LAROCQUE……Ottawa……26:34.0
bib # 2194…… Lauren SIM……Ottawa……26:37.1
bib # 1850…… Alanna MACAULAY……Ottawa……26:39.8
bib # 2212…… Patrick SNIDER……Ottawa……26:42.3
bib # 396…… Laura COLLISHAW……Ottawa……26:42.5
bib # 85…… Elizabeth BUTTERFIELD……Ottawa……26:43.4
bib # 788…… Jim HOGAN……Ottawa……26:45.2
bib # 145…… Melissa Cinicolo……Ottawa……26:51.8
bib # 2060…… Caroline PAQUETTE……Ottawa……26:57.5
bib # 1118…… Paul JONES……Ottawa……27:14.6
bib # 272…… Nathalie BELAIR JONES……Ottawa……27:14.7
bib # 407…… Alana COUVRETTE……Ottawa……27:15.8
bib # 2168…… Jasmine SAVOIE……Ottawa……27:19.2
bib # 626…… Valerie HAVEMAN……Ottawa……27:19.9
bib # 170…… SALLY MCQUINN……Ottawa……27:28.7
bib # 2042…… Jennifer OFFORD……Ottawa……27:45.5
bib # 2456…… Margarit BAAR……Ottawa……27:56.1
bib # 160… Donna-Lynne MACARTHUR……Ottawa…27:57.4
bib # 2476…… Vincent GRAJEWSKI……Ottawa……28:01.4
bib # 1969…… Bruce MILLER……Ottawa……28:03.8
bib # 2268…… Tara Frances TURNER……Ottawa……28:11.3
bib # 116…… Koni BENNETT……Ottawa……28:13.1
bib # 2185…… Vivian SHIH……Ottawa……28:18.9
bib # 77…… Lauren BAFIA……Ottawa……28:19.0
bib # 539…… Jackie FORMAN……Ottawa……28:20.6
bib # 619…… Trina HARPER……Ottawa……28:30.6
bib # 605…… Chantal HAINES……Ottawa……28:31.5
bib # 2026…… Jennie NIERADKA……Ottawa……28:33.3
bib # 580…… Michelle GOUCHIE……Ottawa……28:35.3
bib # 118…… John LARODA……Ottawa……28:42.4
bib # 2365…… Lisa JONES……Ottawa……29:05.4
bib # 2471…… Adina MANOLI……Ottawa……29:09.7
bib # 816…… Hannah HOPKINS……Ottawa……29:23.7
bib # 161…… Kathryn DARKINSON……Ottawa……29:27.4
bib # 2399…… Sarah ZAHAB……Ottawa……29:42.3
bib # 111…… Joshua TOLMIE……Ottawa……29:45.3
bib # 101…… Christopher GIBSON……Ottawa……29:48.7
bib # 1458…… Wit LEWANDOWSKI……Ottawa……29:54.1
bib # 303…… Debbie BLOOM……Ottawa……29:54.8
bib # 1954…… Robert MCINTYRE……Ottawa……29:59.0
bib # 75…… nick BAFIA……Ottawa……30:04.4
bib # 478…… Shannon DOW……Ottawa……30:04.7
bib # 73…… tim BAFIA……Ottawa……30:13.0
bib # 2379…… Fred PELLETIER……Ottawa……30:17.3
bib # 2382…… Jeffrey PELLETIER……Ottawa……30:17.9
bib # 484…… Shannon DUBOIS……Ottawa……30:22.3
bib # 964…… Dean HUCKLA……Ottawa……30:22.5
bib # 2179…… Mary-Pat SHAW……Ottawa……30:24.3
bib # 2180…… Stephen SHAW……Ottawa……30:26.3
bib # 1949…… Kerri MCGLADE……Ottawa……30:37.9
bib # 410…… Nathalie CROTEAU……Ottawa……30:40.3
bib # 507…… Keith ENNIS……Ottawa……30:45.2
bib # 1108…… Wendy JERMYN……Ottawa……30:48.3
bib # 2103…… Sandhya RAO……Ottawa……30:48.4
bib # 2350…… Chris VANDERPOL……Ottawa……30:49.7
bib # 2351…… melanie VANDERPOL……Ottawa……30:49.7
bib # 2354…… christina SYKES……Ottawa……30:50.8
bib # 2353…… teresa SYKES……Ottawa……30:50.9
bib # 312…… Edith BOSTWICK……Ottawa……30:56.3
bib # 599…… Sabrina GUSCHKE……Ottawa……30:58.9
bib # 87…… Stacey PEDLEY……Ottawa……31:03.0
bib # 1998…… Andrea MUNDAY……Ottawa……31:13.2
bib # 2378…… Johanne BERTRAND……Ottawa……31:26.1
bib # 2391…… Joanne GAGE……Ottawa……31:28.4
bib # 2114…… Karen RICHARD……Ottawa……31:29.3
bib # 1945…… Penny MCEWEN……Ottawa……31:33.0
bib # 248…… Ashok BALAKRISHNAN……Ottawa……31:37.6
bib # 2041…… Tracy O'CONNOR……Ottawa……31:41.2
bib # 1164…… Stacey LACROIX……Ottawa……31:46.8
bib # 367…… Marie-Jeanne CAROLA……Ottawa……31:50.7
bib # 103…… Denis GINGRAS……Ottawa……32:05.0
bib # 2492…… Cathy TAKAHASHI……Ottawa……32:09.5
bib # 2008…… Mary MURPHY……Ottawa……32:20.3
bib # 1136…… Najam KHAN……Ottawa……32:31.9
bib # 2406…… John CHARBONNEAU……Ottawa……32:32.1
bib # 154…… Silas MARSTON……Ottawa……32:38.4
bib # 833…… Annie HORRICKS……Ottawa……32:50.3
bib # 2054…… Raymond OUIMET……Ottawa……32:52.9
bib # 1101…… Laura JACKMAN……Ottawa……32:53.0
bib # 2464…… Martin BEAULIEU……Ottawa……33:02.0
bib # 52…… Raphael ROWLEY……Ottawa……33:19.3
bib # 51…… Vincent ROWLEY……Ottawa……33:20.8
bib # 424…… Laura DARLINGTON……Ottawa……33:24.6
bib # 2371…… Gdward BRADY……Ottawa……33:25.4
bib # 74…… Leslie BAFIA……Ottawa……33:25.8
bib # 612…… Shelley HAMILL……Ottawa……33:27.0
bib # 332…… Darrell BRIDGE……Ottawa……33:29.6
bib # 2446…… Danielle GAUTHIER……Ottawa……33:33.3
bib # 323…… Brandon BRADY……Ottawa……33:36.6
bib # 322…… Anthony BRADY……Ottawa……33:39.3
bib # 2493…… Emily TAKAHASHI……Ottawa……33:40.9
bib # 2305…… Marilyn WARREN……Ottawa……33:41.4
bib # 324…… Colleen BRADY……Ottawa……33:41.4
bib # 325…… Nancy BRADY……Ottawa……33:41.7
bib # 1938…… Pauline MCCLUSKIE……Ottawa……34:01.8
bib # 1937…… Mike MCCLUSKIE……Ottawa……34:02.1
bib # 2402…… Randi JEWER……Ottawa……34:02.5
bib # 1115…… Chelsea JONES……Ottawa……34:04.5
bib # 2243…… Pushpa TEJWANI……Ottawa……34:22.0
bib # 629…… Paul HEMPEL……Ottawa……34:27.0
bib # 557…… Robert FUENTES……Ottawa……34:34.5
bib # 234…… Aiden ARSCOTT……Ottawa……34:44.9
bib # 235…… Olivia ARSCOTT……Ottawa……34:58.0
bib # 226…… Lindsay ANDRUSEK……Ottawa……35:13.2
bib # 2376…… Judy FENTIMAN……Ottawa……35:19.3
bib # 556…… Kyle FUENTES……Ottawa……35:21.4
bib # 793…… Jennifer HOOD……Ottawa……35:38.6
bib # 261…… Jenn BEARZATTO……Ottawa……35:39.2
bib # 2481…… Melanie AMYOTTE……Ottawa……36:06.9
bib # 2393…… Claire-Anne LALONDE……Ottawa……36:07.2
bib # 2398…… Eileen SARKAR……Ottawa……36:10.4
bib # 2395…… Pam PELEATO……Ottawa……36:11.3
bib # 2201…… Oksana SMERECHUK……Ottawa……36:23.1
bib # 2394…… Ariana MURESAN……Ottawa……36:25.8
bib # 2431…… Shawna COLBEY……Ottawa……36:26.1
bib # 1138…… Maureen KILPATRICK……Ottawa……36:32.4
bib # 2403…… Ron PITT……Ottawa……36:37.0
bib # 571…… Alexandria GERRIOR……Ottawa……36:52.9
bib # 572…… Randy GERRIOR……Ottawa……36:54.2
bib # 2063…… Isabelle PATENAUDE……Ottawa……37:33.3
bib # 1133…… Frans KES……Ottawa……37:39.0
bib # 2324…… Heather WILSON……Ottawa……38:45.3
bib # 299…… Sabrina BLANCHARD……Ottawa……40:23.0
bib # 1167…… Maria LAHIFFE……Ottawa……41:25.6
bib # 1657…… Max LOSIER……Ottawa……42:39.7
bib # 1653…… Jonah LOSIER……Ottawa……42:40.5
bib # 123…… Jennifer LOW……Ottawa……42:56.9
bib # 328…… Mike BRAZEAU……Ottawa……43:15.0
bib # 1135…… Susan KES……Ottawa……43:22.1
bib # 207…… John ADDISON……Ottawa……43:54.7
bib # 1134…… Sharon KES……Ottawa……50:16.9
bib # 617…… Marjorie HANSON……Ottawa……50:31.0
bib # 1956…… Shelley MCINTYRE……Pembroke……25:37.2
bib # 2190…… Sonya SILVER……Pembroke……28:43.6
bib # 151…… Thor STEWART……Perth……16:50.3
bib # 459…… Maggie DEWAR……Richmond……26:01.7
bib # 181…… JASON HANDS……Richmond……26:57.0
bib # 107…… Michael KENNEDY……Richmond……27:16.0
bib # 460…… Sue DEWAR……Richmond……27:33.2
bib # 469…… Gabby DOIRON……Richmond……33:10.6
bib # 2079…… Kristina PISTOR……Richmond……34:23.7
bib # 513…… Nicholas FAVERO……Rockland……17:15.4
bib # 512…… Jonathan FAVERO……Rockland……21:57.7
bib # 1933…… Nancy MCCARTNEY……Smiths Falls……34:12.2
bib # 2318…… David WILLIAMS……Stittsville……18:53.9
bib # 289…… Heather BIJMAN……Stittsville……19:00.1
bib # 2216…… Lisa STEELE……Stittsville……21:41.4
bib # 347…… Nick BULITKA……Stittsville……22:10.1
bib # 1188…… Nicholas LAYER……Stittsville……22:28.3
bib # 2232…… Amy TALBOT……Stittsville……24:23.5
bib # 233…… Jonathan ARNOTT……Stittsville……24:39.2
bib # 636…… Ian HICKMAN……Stittsville……24:42.7
bib # 634…… Rebecca HICKMAN……Stittsville……24:59.3
bib # 2108…… Holly REID……Stittsville……25:23.9
bib # 1990…… Eric MORRISON……Stittsville……25:29.8
bib # 2111…… Stefanie REID……Stittsville……25:40.4
bib # 1109…… Grahame JOHNSON……Stittsville……25:50.0
bib # 2320…… Owen WILLIAMS……Stittsville……26:18.3
bib # 1903…… Ryan MACNEIL……Stittsville……26:23.6
bib # 1930…… Deborah MCCARTHY……Stittsville……27:14.8
bib # 359…… Kristen CAMERON……Stittsville……27:35.9
bib # 2140…… Don ROOKE……Stittsville……27:52.5
bib # 2109…… Liane REID……Stittsville……27:58.8
bib # 597…… Andrew GUMLEY……Stittsville……28:52.3
bib # 308…… Jocelyn BOND……Stittsville……29:00.4
bib # 2159…… Dakota SABOURIN……Stittsville……29:18.0
bib # 2138…… Gina ROMANI……Stittsville……29:27.9
bib # 1976…… Barb MOFFITT……Stittsville……30:04.5
bib # 266…… Jack BEAULIEU……Stittsville……30:05.1
bib # 2028…… Manda NOBLE-GREEN……Stittsville……30:05.6
bib # 1989…… Denise MORRISON……Stittsville……30:20.2
bib # 506…… Tracy ELLIOTT……Stittsville……30:36.8
bib # 2152…… Jenn RUDDICK……Stittsville……30:42.7
bib # 2160…… Doug SABOURIN……Stittsville……30:43.7
bib # 632…… Danya HERNANDEZ……Stittsville……30:45.2
bib # 2150…… Bethany ROY……Stittsville……30:46.0
bib # 222…… Jennifer ANDERSON……Stittsville……31:01.8
bib # 2085…… Brian PORTER……Stittsville……31:10.4
bib # 2321…… Rebecca WILLIAMS……Stittsville……31:11.5
bib # 2161…… Judy SABOURIN……Stittsville……31:39.2
bib # 1187…… Chris LAYER……Stittsville……32:33.9
bib # 265…… Karan BEAULIEU……Stittsville……33:28.0
bib # 2086…… Doug PORTER……Stittsville……33:28.1
bib # 1946…… Deb MCGEACHY……Stittsville……34:05.2
bib # 2158…… Caitlin SABOURIN……Stittsville……35:03.6
bib # 458…… Laura DEVENNY……Stittsville……36:41.7
bib # 457…… Kathleen DEVENNY……Stittsville……36:53.7
bib # 1900…… Amy MACNEIL……Stittsville……37:13.8
bib # 1901…… Curtis MACNEIL……Stittsville……37:24.3
bib # 298…… Paul BLANCHARD……Stittsville……40:22.6
bib # 1110…… Julia JOHNSON……Stittsville……42:56.6
bib # 1952…… Carine MCINTYRE……Vanier……32:59.7
bib # 491…… Alexandre DUPUIS……Vankleek Hill……26:07.4
bib # 492…… Pierre DUPUIS……Vankleek Hill……26:45.1
bib # 1652…… Chantale LORTIE……Vankleek Hill……41:19.0
bib # 227…… Kerry ANTONELLO……White Lake……28:10.0
bib # 541…… Jonas FOSSITT……Winchester……26:49.5
bib # 1126…… Ryan KEELING……Woodlawn……25:42.1
bib # 1127…… Shannon KEELING……Woodlawn……29:32.4
Local runners (Québec)
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bib # 241…… Mark AVON……Cantley……26:46.9
bib # 242…… Owen AVON……Cantley……26:47.9
bib # 374…… Marc-Andre CHARETTE……Gatineau……17:50.2
bib # 623…… Marie-France HARVEY……Gatineau……20:47.5
bib # 2475…… Mathieu PAQUETTE……Gatineau……22:15.2
bib # 560…… Rex FYLES……Gatineau……22:34.2
bib # 1912…… Dario MARKOVINOVIC……Gatineau……24:15.0
bib # 334…… Stephanie BROUILLARD……Gatineau……29:30.2
bib # 2284…… Schuyler VAN DUSEN……Gatineau……29:55.5
bib # 2283…… Derek VAN DUSEN……Gatineau……29:58.7
bib # 2176…… Veronique SEMEXANT……Gatineau……30:56.6
bib # 409…… Brenda COX……Gatineau……31:08.4
bib # 2081…… Sonia PLOUFFE……Gatineau……34:05.0
bib # 2053…… Claudie OUELLET……Gatineau……37:38.1
bib # 2006…… James MURPHY……Hull……18:31.6
bib # 2246.. Nathalie THEORET……Lochaber Partie……36:07.1
bib # 380…… Jake CHICOINE……Wakefield……18:39.3
bib # 379…… Ed CHICOINE……Wakefield……18:58.0
bib # 381…… Karina CHICOINE……Wakefield……27:27.6
Other Ontario runners
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bib # 2082…… Jeremiah POINT……Akwesasne……25:34.8
bib # 427…… Kim DAVIS……Bracebridge……32:17.7
bib # 1948…… Lindsay MCGINN……Guelph……30:19.1
bib # 214…… Ron ALQUIST……Kingston……24:35.0
bib # 331…… Abigail BREWER……Peterborough……31:27.9
bib # 2249…… Jon TIERNAN……Peterborough……31:29.1
bib # 2478…… Matthew DUDZIAK……Scarborough……23:03.3
bib # 2477…… Daniel DUDZIAK……Scarborough……28:01.4
bib # 188…… IAIN DORAN-DESBRISAY……Toronto……24:05.2
bib # 592…… Emily GRISE……Toronto……33:18.4
Other Canada runners
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bib # 2210…… Graydon SNIDER……Montreal……15:27.4
bib # 2436…… Charmaine KREUGER……Moose Jaw……40:27.3
bib # 2435…… Isabelle KREUGER……Moose Jaw……40:28.7
bib # 2437…… Claire KREUGER……Moose Jaw……40:34.2
bib # 2260…… Natelle TULK……St. John's……29:18.6
bib # 338…… Marilyn BRUCE……St. John's……1:04:03.3
bib # 92…… Judy TULK……Traytown, N&L……1:03:18.3
Foreign runners
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bib # 2092…… Antony PRINGLE……Hong Kong……20:15.4
bib # 2094…… Lesia PRINGLE……Hong Kong……30:30.9
bib # 1907…… Igor MAKSYMIV……Ivano-Frankivsk……22:05.3
Casa de Campo de Madrid (Spain)
La Casa de Campo fue propiedad histórica de la Corona Española y coto de caza de la realeza. Tras la proclamación de la Segunda República, fue cedida por el Estado al pueblo de Madrid (1 de mayo de 1931), estando desde entonces abierta al público.
En su interior se encuentran situadas diversas instalaciones, como el Parque de Atracciones, el Zoológico, el Teleférico (que conecta la Casa de Campo con el Parque del Oeste, al otro lado del río Manzanares), parte de los recintos feriales de IFEMA (Institución Ferial de Madrid), el pabellón multiusos Madrid Arena, la Venta del Batán (lugar tradicional de encierro de los toros en los días previos a su lidia en la Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas) y diferentes instalaciones deportivas populares.
Video "Casa de Campo - Madrid"; youtu.be/bZHxGSZ8RR8
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Port Meadow is a large area of common land to the north and west of Oxford. The meadow is an ancient area of grazing land, still used for horses and cattle, and has never been ploughed. In return for helping to defend the kingdom against the marauding Danes, the Freemen of Oxford were given the 120ha of pasture next to the River Thames by King Alfred, who founded the City in the 10th Century. The Freemen's collective right to graze their animals free of charge was recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086 and has been exercised ever since.
It runs from Jericho to Wolvercote along the east (left) bank of the River Thames, with the railway and the suburb of North Oxford further to the east, and the village of Binsey to the west. It is a typical English floodmeadow and is a favourite area for walking, with easy access from the city of Oxford. At the southern end of the meadow is Fiddler's Island in a loop of the river Thames. In the winter the meadow floods and, if frozen, forms a huge and safe area for skating. In late spring vast areas are carpeted with buttercups. Horses, cattle and geese graze the meadow and many birds can often be seen.
Ahora en Biodiversidad virtual y hace poco en El País -en pdf- gracias a Elisabet Sans. También en la web de la Fundación Biodiversidad
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Gomphosphaeria aponina es una cianobacteria de corazones verdes, así está hecha y de este modo forma pequeñas colonias esféricas protegidas todas por una envuelta gelatinosa. A pesar de su sencillez y su simplicidad también las cianobacterias pueden dar lugar a formas relativamente complejas y hermosas. Hace poco tuvimos ocasión de comprobarlo en el común Nostoc y hoy la no tan común Gomphosphaeria nos muestra su esfera de corazones.
Gomphosphaeria aponina forma parte de la flora acuática que habita en las aguas salinas del litoral. Pedro González Guerrero la citó en los Anales del Jardín Botánico, en la década de 1940, haciendo referencia a los hallazgos que de esta especie hizo en las salinas de Cádiz. En ellas, esta pequeña especie junto con otro reducido grupo de algas y cianobacterias es capaz de soportar condiciones extremas de salinidad.
La colonia que mostramos aquí, procede de un excepcional enclave que merece la pena ser protegido y que afortunadamente se ha salvado de la destrucción generada por la edificación indiscriminada en zonas de costa: el marjal de Peñíscola. Detrás de los edificios situados en primera línea de playa de esta localidad se extiende una pequeña zona de lagunas salinas que constituyen un auténtico tesoro de biodiversidad y que entre otras especies de peces, alberga a la mayor población mundial de Samaruc, Valencia hispanica y es una de las últimas reservas del Fartet , Aphanius iberus además de diversos tipos de especies de aves, así como la única reserva europea del caracol Melanoides tuberculata .
A todas esas joyas de nuestra fauna se suma esta otra diminuta de nuestra flora Gomphosphaeria aponina . Deberán todas ellas resistir como la magnífica fortaleza que el Papa Luna hizo construir en esta localidad.
El género Gomphosphaeria comprende menos de una decena de especies y pueden vivir en lagunas y cursos fluviales de diferente naturaleza. Alguna de ellas, sin quererlo, sembró el pánico en las aguas cristalinas del río Razón, junto a la localidad Soriana de Espejo de Tera…sus aguas se tiñeron de una tonalidad rojiza… se pensó en un vertido ilegal, pero acercándose a las gotas de agua de este curso del río se comprobó que todo eran esferas de ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ que Gomphosphaeria sembró.
La pequeña colonia de Gomphosphaeria aponina vino con unas muestras recogidas hace semanas en el Marjal de Peníscola y ha sido fotografiada con 400 aumentos empleando la técnica de contraste de interferencia.
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☁ la nube negra de una justicia pervertida en nuestro país, movida por la envidia y la venganza, permanecerá aquí, hasta que soplen los vientos limpios que todos necesitamos. La Justicia es uno de los cimientos necesarios para la Paz. Desde aquí todo nuestro apoyo al Juez Baltasar Garzón -el buen Juez de Saramago- y a las personas de buena voluntad como él que trabajan por la Justicia.
There are 15 web pages listing Ottawa, Gatineau & area half marathoners. This web page lists the area half-marathoners who have first names starting with a Stephen to Vincent.
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For the names of the other half-marathon runners, go to the set called "Ottawa-area Half-marathoners" which has links to the full directory of names i.e., all 15 web pages.
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To access race statistics AND pictures (if available), first click on this Sportstats’ link and enter the runner's last and first names, and then click on Search.
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The names are derived from the following half-marathon races:
i) 2010 Canada Army Run (link for photos only)
ii) 2010 Ottawa Fall Colours (link for photos only)
iii) 2010 Nine Run Run (link for photos only)
iv) 2011 Winterman (link for photos only)
v) 2011 Ottawa Race Weekend (link for photos only)
vi) 2011 Canada Army Run (link for photos only)
vii) 2011 Scotiabank Waterfront (link for photos only)
The pictures are available for sale from ASI Photos, Zoom Photo, etc.
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(list no. 14, in order by first name)
1….Stephen West….Arnprior….M30-39
2….Stephen Wild….Ottawa….M20-29
3….Stephen Woroszczuk….Ottawa….M40-49
4….Stephenie Cadieux….Orleans….F20-29
5….Steve Astels….Ottawa….M40-49
6….Steve Boivin….Ottawa….M30-39
7….Steve Bradley….Casselman….M60-69
8….Steve Call….Navan….M40-44
9….Steve Campbell….Ottawa….M30-39
10….Steve Cashman….Stittsville….M40-49
11….Steve Dickey….Ottawa….M25-29
12….Steve Dickey….Ottawa….M20-29
13….Steve Duncan….Ottawa….M40-49
14….Steve Ethier….Ottawa….M40-49
15….Steve Fauchon….Ottawa….M30-39
16….Steve Faulkner….Gatineau….M30-39
17….Steve Findlay….Ottawa….M30-39
18….Steve Forrest….Ottawa….M30-39
19….Steve Gauthier….Ottawa….M50-54
20….Steve Gleddie….Ottawa….M55-59
21….Steve Greenwood….Orleans….M50-59
22….Steve Irwin….Kanata….M45-49
23….Steve Jones….Orleans….M20-24
24….Steve Kennedy….Ottawa….M30-34
25….Steve Lachaine….Munster….M40-49
26….Steve Lamontagne….Orleans….M40-49
27….Steve Lamontagne….Ottawa….M40-44
28….Steve Macmillan….Carleton Place….M20-29
29….Steve Mahood….Ottawa….M45-49
30….Steve Massey….Petawawa….M20-29
31….Steve Mccready….Ottawa….M45-49
32….Steve McFaul….Russell….M50-59
33….Steve McNamara….Greeley….M55-59
34….Steve Morin….Ottawa….M40-49
35….Steve Moritsugu….Ottawa….M40-49
36….Steve Pelletier….Ottawa….M30-39
37….Steve Pentz….Carleton Place….M40-49
38….Steve Plotz….Brockville….M30-39
39….Steve Ross….Ottawa….M40-49
40….Steve Roussin….Gatineau….M30-39
41….Steve Ryan….Nepean….M25-29
42….Steve Schreiner….Dunrobin….M30-39
43….Steve Sullivan….Stittsville….M40-49
44….Steve Tasnadi….Petawawa….M40-49
45….Steve Taylor….Ottawa….M40-44
46….Steve Wilson….Manotick….M35-39
47….Steve Wowk….Perth Road….M35-39
48….Steven Adam….Stittsville….M45-49
49….Steven Armstrong….Ottawa….M30-34
50….Steven Beattie….Ottawa….M50-54
51….Steven Bisson….Stittsville….M40-49
52….Steven Blaskie….Kanata….M20-29
53….Steven Cowie….Kanata….M20-29
54….Steven De Ville….Kemptville….M40-49
55….Steven Dell….Ottawa….M40-49
56….Steven Dixon….Ottawa….M40-49
57….Steven Graham….Kanata….M40-49
58….Steven Green….Pembroke….M40-49
59….Steven Guay….Gatineau….M40-44
60….Steven Guillemette….Ottawa….M25-29
61….Steven Hawken….Ottawa….M30-39
62….Steven Kowlessar….Ottawa….M30-39
63….Steven Leckie….Ottawa….M40-44
64….Steven Lemay….Orleans….M40-49
65….Steven Molnar….Ottawa….M40-49
66….Steven Rosa….Ottawa….M20-24
67….Steven Senechal….Ottawa….M20-29
68….Steven Tremblay….Orleans….M35-39
69….Steven Turner….Ottawa….M20-29
70….Steven Vandevisch….Embrun….M40-44
71….Steven Walker….Ottawa….M25-29
72….Steven Winters….Ottawa….M30-34
73….Steves Tousignant….Gatineau….M20-29
74….Stewart Bailey….Ottawa….M50-54
75….Stewart Morris….Kanata….M45-49
76….Stu Hooft….Ottawa….M20-29
77….Stuart Barr….Orleans….M45-49
78….Stuart Beare….Ottawa….M50-59
79….Stuart Benson….Ottawa….M30-39
80….Stuart Hartnell….Petawawa….M40-49
81….Stuart Hillier….Ottawa….M19
82….Stuart Inglis….Ottawa….M40-49
83….Stuart Jolliffe….Ottawa….M30-39
84….Stuart Laubstein….Ottawa….M40-49
85….Stuart Ludwig….Ottawa….M40-49
86….Stuart Palmer….Ottawa….M40-49
87….Stuart Pursey….Ottawa….M60-64
88….Stuart Richmond….Ottawa….M40-49
89….Stuart Swanson….Kanata….M50-59
90….Stuart Taylor….Orleans….M50-54
91….Stuart Thomas….Ottawa….M20-29
92….Stuart Trier….Ottawa….M30-34
93….Su Thomas….Ottawa….F20-24
94….Suanne Mahabir….Ottawa….F20-24
95….Sue Ackerman….Kanata….F40-49
96….Sue Blanchard….Carlsbad Springs….F50-54
97….Sue Borrowman….Perth….F30-34
98….Sue Dorey….Brockville….F40-44
99….Sue Duval….Alexandria….F50-59
100….Sue Goodridge….Ottawa….F30-39
101….Sue Haywood….Ottawa….F30-39
102….Sue Macpherson….Ottawa….F50-59
103….Sue Matte….Perth….F50-54
104….Sue Peck….Kanata….F30-39
105….Sue Sabourin….Ottawa….F40-49
106….Sue Wiebe….Ottawa….F30-34
107….Sueann Rogers….Ottawa….F35-39
108….Suleena Duhaime….Ottawa….F30-34
109….Suresh Sangarapillai….Ottawa….M30-39
110….Susan Anderson….Ottawa….F40-44
111….Susan Atkinson….Ottawa….F45-49
112….Susan Bailey….Venosta….F50-59
113….Susan Brimmell….Kanata….F60-64
114….Susan Cadieux….Orleans….F40-49
115….Susan Chambers….Ottawa….F40-49
116….Susan Czerlau….North Gower….F30-39
117….Susan Dobson….Orleans….F40-44
118….Susan Draper….Low….F50-54
119….Susan Durrell….Ottawa….F40-49
120….Susan Ebsary….Rockland….F50-54
121….Susan Edwards….Carleton Place….F55-59
122….Susan England….Ottawa….F30-39
123….Susan Farrell….Ottawa….F30-34
124….Susan Field….Ottawa….F60-64
125….Susan Foran….Ottawa….F45-49
126….Susan Ford….Ottawa….F55-59
127….Susan Gershman….Ottawa….F40-49
128….Susan Halvorsen….Ottawa….F40-44
129….Susan Harper….Orleans….F50-59
130….Susan Harvey….Ottawa….F40-49
131….Susan Holtom….Nepean….F50-54
132….Susan Ibach….Manotick….F40-49
133….Susan Johnston….Ottawa….F30-39
134….Susan Korporal….Kanata….F40-49
135….Susan Lacosta….Ottawa….F45-49
136….Susan Lentini….Ottawa….F45-49
137….Susan Leslie….Ottawa….F40-49
138….Susan Lesperance….Deep River….F20-29
139….Susan Madden….Ottawa….F50-54
140….Susan Mak Chin….Ottawa….F40-49
141….Susan Manion….Ottawa….F55-59
142….Susan Mannion….Perth….F55-59
143….Susan Marble….Maberly….F50-59
144….Susan Mcleod….Ottawa….F50-59
145….Susan Mcneely….Navan….F45-49
146….Susan Mogensen….Cumberland….F40-49
147….Susan Morris….Ottawa….F40-49
148….Susan Nally….Ottawa….F20-29
149….Susan Nevitt-Yelle….Ottawa….F45-49
150….Susan Ogilvie….Ottawa….F45-49
151….Susan Oneid….Ottawa….F40-49
152….Susan Ostergaard….Ottawa….F50-59
153….Susan Pagnutti….Kanata….F50-54
154….Susan Peddle….Ottawa….F30-39
155….Susan Poisson….Orleans….F45-49
156….Susan Richards….Ottawa….F35-39
157….Susan Richards….Ottawa….F35-39
158….Susan Rodgers….Petawawa….F30-34
159….Susan Ross….Nepean….F40-49
160….Susan Scruton….Ottawa….F50-54
161….Susan Sinclair….Ottawa….F30-34
162….Susan Spidle….Stittsville….F50-54
163….Susan Ternan….Ottawa….no age
164….Susan Thorne….Ottawa….F30-39
165….Susan Trimble….Ottawa….F40-49
166….Susan Villeneuve….Orleans….F50-54
167….Susan Wall….Ottawa….F55-59
168….Susan Wallace….Ottawa….F45-49
169….Susan Ward….Ottawa….F60-69
170….Susan Whitmore….Ottawa….F20-29
171….Susan Yoon….Ottawa….F35-39
172….Susannah Crabtree….Ottawa….F30-39
173….Susanne Dicocco….Ottawa….F35-39
174….Susanne Reid….Smiths Falls….F40-49
175….Susanne Sviergula….Ottawa….F35-39
176….Susie Matte….Perth….F50-59
177….Susie Mattson….Ottawa….F20-29
178….Susie Paquette….Aylmer….F30-39
179….Susie Pike….Ottawa….F40-49
180….Susie Simard….Gatineau….F40-49
181….Susi-Paula Gaudencio….Gatineau….F35-39
182….Susy Domenicano….Gatineau….F30-34
183….Suzanna James….Ottawa….F30-34
184….Suzanne Belzile….Ottawa….F30-39
185….Suzanne Bourgouins….Ottawa….F55-59
186….Suzanne Chartrand-Mackenzie….Orleans….F60-69
187….Suzanne Chenard….Gatineau….F40-44
188….Suzanne Daleman….Orleans….F40-49
189….Suzanne Harrison….Ottawa….F40-44
190….Suzanne Lacombe….Gatineau….F55-59
191….Suzanne Larocque….Navan….F45-49
192….Suzanne Leclerc….Petawawa….F30-39
193….Suzanne Legault….Cornwall….F45-49
194….Suzanne Mulder….Ottawa….F45-49
195….Suzanne Murley….Manotick….F30-39
196….Suzanne Obiorah….Gatineau….F30-34
197….Suzanne Parent….Orleans….F40-49
198….Suzanne Pond….Ottawa….F35-39
199….Suzanne Ramsay….Gatineau….F30-39
200….Suzanne Roy….Ottawa….F40-49
201….Suzanne Savoie….Stittsville….F30-39
202….Suzanne Seguin….Orleans….F40-49
203….Suzanne Shaw….Ottawa….F30-39
204….Suzanne Sinnamon….Ottawa….F30-39
205….Suzanne Steele….Ottawa….F30-34
206….Suzanne Taylor….Ottawa….F35-39
207….Suzie Larocque….Gatineau….F35-39
208….Suzy Fortier….Ottawa….F30-39
209….Svetlana Ulitsky….Ottawa….F45-49
210….Sybil Hebert….Ottawa….F30-34
211….Syliva King….Orleans….F40-49
212….Sylvain Cardinal….Ottawa….M45-49
213….Sylvain Dagenais….Embrun….M35-39
214….Sylvain Dumas….Gatineau….M50-54
215….Sylvain Huard….Ottawa….M30-39
216….Sylvain Lachance….Ottawa….M50-54
217….Sylvain Leduc….Ottawa….M55-59
218….Sylvain Mailhot….Ottawa….M40-49
219….Sylvain Marier….Gatineau….M40-49
220….Sylvain Marquis….Ottawa….M30-39
221….Sylvain Michaud….Gatineau….M30-39
222….Sylvain Mignault….Gatineau….M30-39
223….Sylvain S N Chal….Gatineau….M30-39
224….Sylvain Senechal….Val des Monts….M40-49
225….Sylvain Sirois….Gatineau….M40-49
226….Sylvain Vallee….Cantley….M45-49
227….Sylvia Burton….Ottawa….F40-49
228….Sylvia Duffy….Ottawa….F30-39
229….Sylvia Manning….Ottawa….F50-59
230….Sylvia O'grady….Ottawa….F20-29
231….Sylvia Wachko….Limoges….F30-39
232….Sylvia Weihrer….Kanata….F45-49
233….Sylvie Arsenault….Val-des-Monts….F45-49
234….Sylvie Beauchamp….Embrun….F45-49
235….Sylvie Bourassa-Muise….Ottawa….F45-49
236….Sylvie Campbell….Orleans….F45-49
237….Sylvie Chartrand….Ottawa….F20-29
238….Sylvie Chouinard….Orleans….F40-49
239….Sylvie Cote….Ottawa….F40-49
240….Sylvie Gauthier….Gatineau….F40-44
241….Sylvie Gauthier….Ottawa….F50-59
242….Sylvie J Lapointe….Metcalfe….F30-39
243….Sylvie Jacques….Ottawa….F35-39
244….Sylvie Juneau….Orleans….F40-44
245….Sylvie Lafontaine….Ottawa….F45-49
246….Sylvie Lavoie….Gatineau….F30-34
247….Sylvie Lee….Ottawa….F55-59
248….Sylvie Lemay….Val-des-Monts….F45-49
249….Sylvie Marcoux….Nepean….F35-39
250….Sylvie Marenger….Gatineau….F40-44
251….Sylvie Olsen….Kanata….F40-49
252….Sylvie Paulin….Gatineau….F35-39
253….Sylvie Rioux….Cantley….F40-44
254….Sylvie Rochon….Ottawa….F50-54
255….Sylvie Sarrazin….Gatineau….F35-39
256….Sylvie Scharf….Ottawa….F45-49
257….Sylvie Secours….Ottawa….F30-39
258….Sylvie Swim….Ottawa….F30-39
259….T Koss….Kanata….M50-59
260….T Van Veen….Ottawa….M20-29
261….T.J. Mondoux….Ottawa….M45-49
262….Tabitha Rich….North Gower….F35-39
263….Tacey Macmillan….Petawawa….F40-49
264….Tag Shattuck….Orleans….M30-39
265….Takuya Tazawa….Ottawa….M30-39
266….Tal Elharrar….Ottawa….M30-39
267….Talia Hunter….Ottawa….F25-29
268….Tamara Evers-Tate….Nepean….F30-39
269….Tamara Fetters….Ottawa….F45-49
270….Tamara Mabley-Chaisson….Ottawa….F35-39
271….Tamara Marshall….Ottawa….F35-39
272….Tamara Sorley….Ottawa….F30-39
273….Tamara Thibeault….Gatineau….F20-29
274….Tamara Williams….Metcalfe….F30-39
275….Tamera Ogilvie….Ottawa….F40-49
276….Tammey Degrandpre….Ottawa….F40-44
277….Tammy Anstey….Ottawa….F30-34
278….Tammy Barnes ….Limoges….F30-39
279….Tammy Blackmore….Pembroke….F40-49
280….Tammy Frye….Ottawa….F30-39
281….Tammy Guerard-Klinger….Kanata….F35-39
282….Tammy Lee Valko….Stittsville….F45-49
283….Tammy Leriche….Ottawa….F30-39
284….Tammy Morrison….Perth….F45-49
285….Tammy Mulrooney….Smiths Falls….F50-54
286….Tammy Peplinski….Pembroke….F30-39
287….Tammy Peters….Orleans….F35-39
288….Tammy Rose….Gatineau….F35-39
289….Tammy Sharpe….Nepean….F20-24
290….Tan Vo….Ottawa….M19 & under
291….Tana Mutasiga….Ottawa….M35-39
292….Tania Bennett….Ottawa….F20-29
293….Tania Duguay….Gatineau….F25-29
294….Tania Falls….Nepean….F30-39
295….Tania Landry….Ottawa….F30-34
296….Tania Paoliello….Gatineau….F30-34
297….Tania Willliams….Ottawa….F30-39
298….Tanis Roadhouse….Kanata….F30-39
299….Tanis Trotman….Ottawa….F50-54
300….Tanja Scharf….Orleans….F40-49
301….Tannia Shamas….Nepean….F45-49
302….Tanya Birnie….Brockville….F40-44
303….Tanya Burnside….Kanata….F35-39
304….Tanya Deeks….Cornwall….F40-49
305….Tanya Frye….Ottawa….F30-39
306….Tanya Hancock-Chen….Kanata….F40-44
307….Tanya Marshall….Ottawa….F20-24
308….Tanya Mirsky….Nepean….F35-39
309….Tanya Mykytyshyn….Nepean….F30-39
310….Tanya Pellett….Perth….F30-39
311….Tanya Potashnik….Ottawa….F40-44
312….Tanya Richard….Ottawa….F30-39
313….Tanya Snook….Nepean….F35-39
314….Tanya Tobin….Gatineau….F30-39
315….Tanya Yuill….Almonte….F40-49
316….Tara Allard….Ottawa….F30-34
317….Tara Benjamin….Ottawa….F20-29
318….Tara Beselaere….Arnprior….F30-39
319….Tara Coble….St. Albert….F30-39
320….Tara Deitner….Almonte….F30-39
321….Tara Dempsey….Ottawa….F20-29
322….Tara Fairhead….Ottawa….F25-29
323….Tara Lamb….Jasper….F30-39
324….Tara Lawrence….Ottawa….F20-29
325….Tara Macdougall….Ottawa….F20-29
326….Tara Painter….Ottawa….F35-39
327….Tara Redmond….Orleans….F40-49
328….Tara Sosnowski….Elizabethtown….F30-39
329….Tara Towes….Stittsville….F20-24
330….Tara Tucker….Ottawa….F40-44
331….Tara Ward….Ottawa….F30-39
332….Tara Wong….Ottawa….F30-39
333….Tara-Lynn Stevenson….Limoges….F30-39
334….Tarjinder Kainth….Ottawa….M40-49
335….Tarwyn Hogan….Pembroke….F30-39
336….Taryn Forrester….Rockland….F19 & under
337….Taryn Harris….Nepean….F25-29
338….Taryn Johal….Petawawa….F20-29
339….Taryn Jotham….Stittsville….F20-29
340….Tatyana Lachowich….Ottawa….F20-29
341….Taunia Curtis….Ottawa….F40-44
342….Tayeb Mesbah….Gatineau….M45-49
343….Taylor Bildstein….Ottawa….F30-39
344….Taylor Pettit….Ottawa….F20-24
345….Taylor Sicard….Kanata….M20-29
346….Taylore Bryce….Carleton Place….F19 & under
347….Ted Damen….Ottawa….M50-59
348….Ted Lowther….Cumberland….M45-49
349….Ted Radstake….Ottawa….M30-39
350….Teena Dacey….Kemptville….F40-49
351….Tejumo Ogouma….Ottawa….M40-49
352….Tena Gallichon….Gatineau….F30-39
353….Teresa Aylesworth….Nepean….F30-39
354….Teresa Charlebois….Ottawa….F20-29
355….Teresa Donovan….Carp….F35-39
356….Teresa Janz….Orleans….F40-44
357….Teresa Kwong….Kanata….F30-34
358….Teresa Mcfadden….Petawawa….F35-39
359….Teresa Scullion….Ottawa….F30-39
360….Teresa Tolmie….Ottawa….F30-39
361….Teri Adamthwaite….Ottawa….F40-49
362….Teri Dignam….Ottawa….F30-39
363….Terrance Archer….Stittsville….M30-39
364….Terrance Henry….Venosta….M50-59
365….Terrence Blair….Moose Creek….M55-59
366….Terrence Mcdonald….Ottawa….M30-39
367….Terri Bolster….Ottawa….F60-69
368….Terri Gray….Athens….F40-49
369….Terri Scott….Kanata….F30-34
370….Terri Storey….Carleton Place….F40-49
371….Terri-Lee Lefebvre….Ottawa….F50-59
372….Terri-Lynn Kennedy….Orleans….F20-29
373….Terry Archer….Ottawa….M30-39
374….Terry Brown….Orleans….M35-39
375….Terry Drake….Pembroke….M40-49
376….Terry Evans….Ottawa….M60-64
377….Terry Flynn….Orleans….M65-69
378….Terry Godbold….Ottawa….M50-59
379….Terry Guay….Nepean….M50-59
380….Terry Henry….Venosta….M50-59
381….Terry James Kelly….Ottawa….M35-39
382….Terry Koronewski….Alexandria….M55-59
383….Terry Koss….Kanata….M55-59
384….Terry Kruyk….Ottawa….M25-29
385….Terry Lauzon….Cornwall….M40-44
386….Terry Mcdermott….Ottawa….M40-49
387….Terry Mesdag….Kanata….M40-49
388….Terry Monger….Ottawa….F50-59
389….Terry Muldoon….Ottawa….F45-49
390….Terry Porter….Ottawa….M50-59
391….Terry Quenneville….Cornwall….M55-59
392….Terry Sancartier….Gatineau….M30-39
393….Terry Strocel….Ottawa….M50-54
394….Terry Vipond….Ottawa….F40-49
395….Terry Woods….Stittsville….M50-54
396….Terry Wright….Rockland….M50-59
397….Terry Young….Orleans….M30-39
398….Terry-Lynn Sigouin….Ottawa….F40-49
399….Tess Nicholson….Arnprior….F25-29
400….Thanh Loan Nguyen….Gatineau….F20-29
401….Thea Geerts….Ottawa….F40-49
402….Thea Worthylake….Ottawa….F20-29
403….Theo Breedon….Ottawa….M35-39
404….Theresa Bruyere….Ottawa….F40-44
405….Theresa Flaherty….Ottawa….F40-49
406….Theresa Grant….Ottawa….F40-49
407….Theresa Humphrys….Ottawa….F45-49
408….Theresa Kavanagh….Ottawa….F50-54
409….Theresa Kelm….Ottawa….F50-54
410….Theresa Marshall….Kanata….F35-39
411….Theresa Momy….Orleans….F40-49
412….Theresa Roberts….Manotick….F45-49
413….Theresa Robertson….Ottawa….F20-24
414….Theresa Tam….Ottawa….F45-49
415….Theresa Williams….Ottawa….F35-39
416….Therese Contant….Rockland….F50-54
417….Therese Mcloughlin….Petawawa….F40-49
418….Therese Narbonne….Cobden….F50-54
419….Thierry Faucher….Chelsea….M20-24
420….Thomas Benak….Ottawa….M50-59
421….Thomas Bujaki….Ottawa….M19 & under
422….Thomas Cort….Gatineau….M25-29
423….Thomas Demandt….Petawawa….M20-29
424….Thomas Gorham….Petawawa….M25-29
425….Thomas Harrison….Ottawa….M19 & under
426….Thomas Ilona….Brockville….F45-49
427….Thomas Leroux….Cornwall….M40-49
428….Thomas Leung….Ottawa….M45-49
429….Thomas Mackay….Ottawa….M35-39
430….Thomas Maeder….Ottawa….M40-44
431….Thomas Martin….Ottawa….M45-49
432….Thomas Mcmurray….Gloucester….M30-39
433….Thomas Norris….Ottawa….M50-59
434….Thomas Pierson….Ottawa….M25-29
435….Thomas Regier….Ottawa….M30-34
436….Thomas Robinson….Ottawa….M60-69
437….Thomas Rodgers….Petawawa….M40-49
438….Thomas Ryan….Ottawa….M50-54
439….Thomas Ryan….Ottawa….M30-34
440….Thomas Timlin….Ottawa….M40-49
441….Thuy (Twee) Tran….Ottawa….F30-39
442….Tiago Lier….Ottawa….M25-29
443….Tiffanie Brigden….Kanata….F40-44
444….Tiffanie Seguin….Ottawa….F20-29
445….Tiffanie Tri….Nepean….F20-29
446….Tiffany Belair….Gloucester….F40-49
447….Tiffany Boire….Kanata….F30-39
448….Tiffany Campbell….Ottawa….F40-49
449….Tiffany Fequet….Ottawa….F25-29
450….Tiffany Fortune….Ottawa….F20-29
451….Tiffany Holland….Ottawa….F20-29
452….Tiffany Mullen….Ottawa….F25-29
453….Tiffeny Holdom….Petawawa….F30-39
454….Tijana Tanasijevic-Pavlica….Aylmer….F30-39
455….Tim Arsenault….Limoges….M30-39
456….Tim Barber….Ottawa….M40-49
457….Tim Barrett….Ottawa….M25-29
458….Tim Caines….Orleans….M30-34
459….Tim Dietrich….Ottawa….M40-44
460….Tim Ellis….Stittsville….M30-39
461….Tim Hobbs….Ottawa….M40-49
462….Tim Irwin….Ottawa….M40-44
463….Tim Kavaner….Spencerville….M40-49
464….Tim Mcintyre….Ottawa….M35-39
465….Tim Mclean….Ottawa….M30-39
466….Tim Mcnaughton….Nepean….M30-39
467….Tim Morin….Ottawa….M40-44
468….Tim Moses….Kanata….M50-59
469….Tim Pattyson….Kanata….M30-34
470….Tim Radley….Stittsville….M50-59
471….Tim Roche….Ottawa….M50-59
472….Tim Sandwell….Nepean….M30-39
473….Tim Scapillato….Gatineau….M50-59
474….Tim Scharf….Ottawa….M30-34
475….Tim Shreve….Ottawa….M30-39
476….Tim Streek….Ottawa….M30-39
477….Tim Vail….Ottawa….M30-34
478….Tim Wightman….Ottawa….M40-49
479….Timon Garreau….Ashton….M35-39
480….Timon Ledain….Ottawa….M45-49
481….Timon Ledain….Ottawa….M40-49
482….Timothy Chadwick….Osgoode….no age
483….Timothy Coderre….Nepean….M40-49
484….Timothy Day….Carleton Place….M30-39
485….Timothy Mclean….Ottawa….M35-39
486….Timothy Powers….Ottawa….M40-44
487….Timothy Spurdle….Gatineau….M19
488….Timothy Trant….Ottawa….M20-29
489….Timothy Wyman….Metcalfe….M19 & under
490….Tina Cornish….Manotick….F45-49
491….Tina Dennis….Ottawa….F45-49
492….Tina Dougan….Ottawa….F35-39
493….Tina Fallis….Ottawa….F35-39
494….Tina Head….Ottawa….F50-59
495….Tina Kuznik….Nepean….F40-44
496….Tina Melbourne….Brockville….F40-49
497….Tina Quinn….Orleans….F40-44
498….Tina Ryan….Nepean….F50-59
499….Tina Smart….Rockland….F30-34
500….Tina Stewart….Ottawa….F25-29
501….Tina Tyrell….Chelsea….F50-59
502….Tj Stidwill….Ottawa….M25-29
503….Tj Sullivan….Ottawa….M50-59
504….Tobin Kennedy….Ottawa….M30-34
505….Toby Fyfe….Ottawa….M60-64
506….Toby Kemp….Ottawa….M40-44
507….Tod Strickland….Ottawa….M40-49
508….Todd Buchner….Stittsville….M30-39
509….Todd Coopee….Ottawa….M40-49
510….Todd Hicks….Ottawa….M40-49
511….Todd Hunter….Ottawa….M30-39
512….Todd Lewis….Ottawa….M35-39
513….Todd Overtveld….Orleans….M40-49
514….Todd Reinberger….Orleans….M30-39
515….Todd Romain….Petawawa….M40-44
516….Todd Saunders….Ottawa….M40-44
517….Todd Sloan….Orleans….M50-59
518….Todd Somerville….Ottawa….M30-39
519….Todd Tracey….Eganville….M25-29
520….Tom Auger….Kanata….M30-39
521….Tom Boudreau….Ottawa….M50-59
522….Tom Conklin….Ottawa….M50-59
523….Tom Endicott….Stittsville….M40-49
524….Tom Fottinger….Gloucester….M50-54
525….Tom Fowler….Ottawa….M30-39
526….Tom Froggatt….Ottawa….M40-49
527….Tom Hayes….Almonte….M55-59
528….Tom Kannemann….Orleans….M45-49
529….Tom Kemp….Carleton Place….M50-59
530….Tom Keyserlingk….Ottawa….M45-49
531….Tom Lowe….Ottawa….M50-54
532….Tom Morris….Ottawa….M50-54
533….Tom Murphy….Ottawa….M30-39
534….Tom Papai….Ottawa….M40-49
535….Tom Poirier….Dunrobin….M25-29
536….Tom Stephens….Stittsville….M40-49
537….Tom Stephens….Stittsville….M40-49
538….Tom Stocco….Orleans….M30-39
539….Tom Verner….Ottawa….M40-49
540….Tom Volk….Ottawa….M50-54
541….Tom Winter….Kanata….M40-49
542….Tomasz Gulinski….Ottawa….M20-29
543….Tommy Des Brisay….Kanata….M19 & under
544….Tommy Porteous….Osgoode….M25-29
545….Tong Pang….Ottawa….M20-29
546….Tonia Cogswell….Petawawa….F35-39
547….Tonja Leach….Ottawa….F35-39
548….Tony Blake….Nepean….M50-59
549….Tony Bubisutti….Kanata….M45-49
550….Tony Fisher….Ottawa….M35-39
551….Tony Larabie….Plantagenet….M35-39
552….Tony Mclaughlin….Ottawa….M50-59
553….Tony Paoletti….Orleans….M50-59
554….Tony Redican….Ottawa….M30-39
555….Tony Rodrigues….Gatineau….M25-29
556….Tony Thatcher….Ottawa….M60-69
557….Tony Tran….Ottawa….M40-49
558….Tony Wark….Nepean….M45-49
559….Tori Maclean….Orleans….F30-39
560….Torri Gunn….Ottawa….M20-29
561….Tosha Kennedy….Ottawa….F20-24
562….Toyi Soglo….Gatineau….M55-59
563….Tracey Aker….Nepean….F40-49
564….Tracey Donaldson….Ottawa….F40-44
565….Tracey Dunfield….Kanata….F50-59
566….Tracey Harrod….Arnprior….F30-39
567….Tracey MacDougall….North Gower….F40-44
568….Tracey MacLeod….Ottawa….F35-39
569….Tracey Major….Manotick….F45-49
570….Tracey Menzies….Ottawa….F45-49
571….Tracey Nesrallah….Osgoode….F35-39
572….Tracey Tong….Ottawa….F30-34
573….Tracey Waller….Cumberland….F40-44
574….Tracey Whitman….Petawawa….F40-49
575….Traci O'neill….Perth Road….F40-44
576….Tracie Boyd….Carp….F40-49
577….Tracie Royal….Ottawa….F30-39
578….Tracy Beeman….Kanata….F40-49
579….Tracy Chubaty….Ottawa….F30-39
580….Tracy Corneau….Ottawa….F45-49
581….Tracy English….Ottawa….F30-39
582….Tracy Ferne….Ottawa….F30-39
583….Tracy Gagnon….Ottawa….F40-49
584….Tracy Glennon….Ottawa….F40-44
585….Tracy Gorman….Petawawa….F35-39
586….Tracy Hetu….Ottawa….F45-49
587….Tracy Holmes….Gatineau….F40-49
588….Tracy Iadinardi….Ottawa….F25-29
589….Tracy Ireton….Perth….F45-49
590….Tracy Lyle….Pembroke….F40-49
591….Tracy Murray….Nepean….F30-39
592….Tracy Ouellette….Ottawa….F30-34
593….Tracy Parker….Ottawa….F30-39
594….Tracy Pentz….Carleton Place….F40-49
595….Tracy Reynolds….Gatineau….F30-34
596….Tracy Shouldice….Carp….M40-49
597….Tracy Tabuchi….Ottawa….F30-39
598….Tracy Wightman….Ottawa….F40-44
599….Tracy Wise….Nepean….F35-39
600….Tram Vo….Ottawa….F20-29
601….Tran Cappuccino….Gatineau….M40-44
602….Travis Cauley….Brockville….M40-44
603….Travis James….Carleton Place….M30-39
604….Travis Lindgren….Ottawa….M40-44
605….Travis Maxwell….Greely….M30-39
606….Travis Webb….Ottawa….M20-29
607….Treena Grevatt….Ottawa….F30-39
608….Trent Bowers….Carleton Place….M19 & under
609….Trent McBain….Ottawa….M40-49
610….Trevor Alexander….Ottawa….M25-29
611….Trevor Banks….Ottawa….M40-49
612….Trevor Beaudoin….Hawkesbury….M20-29
613….Trevor Brennan….Petawawa….M40-49
614….Trevor Chaisson….Ottawa….M35-39
615….Trevor Comeau….Orleans….M35-39
616….Trevor Duff….Gloucester….M45-49
617….Trevor Gillis….Orleans….M30-39
618….Trevor Hains….Ottawa….M40-49
619….Trevor Janes….Ottawa….M40-44
620….Trevor Johnson….Gloucester….M35-39
621….Trevor Keppel-Jones….Ottawa….M35-39
622….Trevor Kirkland….Orleans….M40-44
623….Trevor Kuhn….Ottawa….M30-34
624….Trevor Lowe….Ottawa….M35-39
625….Trevor MacFarlane….Brockville….M40-44
626….Trevor Martin….Ottawa….M20-29
627….Trevor Murray….Ottawa….M20-24
628….Trevor O'neill….Ottawa….M20-24
629….Trevor Reid….Ottawa….M50-59
630….Trevor Ryan….Ottawa….M40-49
631….Trevor Webb….Petawawa….M40-49
632….Trey Hausmann….Ottawa….F40-49
633….Tricia Brown….Ottawa….F30-34
634….Tricia Mcrae….Kemptville….F40-44
635….Tricia Robinson….Pembroke….F30-39
636….Trina Bender….Ottawa….F30-39
637….Trina Perras….Orleans….F40-49
638….Trish Coffey Myers….Kanata….F50-59
639….Trish Heffernan….Arnprior….F30-39
640….Trish Racicot….Ottawa….F35-39
641….Trish Van Bolderen….Ottawa….F30-34
642….Trisha Bunny Conway….Ottawa….F30-39
643….Trista Hollweck….Ottawa….F30-39
644….Tristan Macgregor-Staple….Ottawa….M30-39
645….Tristyn Head….Ottawa….F20-24
646….Troy Acres….Edwards….M30-39
647….Troy Hamstra….Smiths Falls….M19
648….Troy Therien….Orleans….M30-39
649….Troy Thompson….Ottawa….M40-44
650….Troy White….Ottawa….M50-59
651….Trudi Dyer….Ottawa….F35-39
652….Trudi Jackson….Ottawa….F35-39
653….Tuan Nguyen….Nepean….M20-24
654….Tudor Banea….Gatineau….M20-29
655….Tudor Hera….Ottawa….M40-49
656….Tushara Williams….Ottawa….F40-44
657….Tyler Cyr….Ottawa….M30-34
658….Tyler Dickerson….Ottawa….M20-29
659….Tyler Dinn….Gloucester….M19
660….Tyler Duncan….Ottawa….M20-29
661….Tyler Follett….Pembroke….M19 & under
662….Tyler Kosterewa….Ottawa….M20-29
663….Tyler Schulz….Ottawa….M30-34
664….Tyler Sinclair….Ottawa….M25-29
665….Tyler Stuyt….Ottawa….M25-29
666….Tyler Vivian….Kanata….M25-29
667….Tyler Whaley….Gananoque….M25-29
668….Tyrone Rueter….Orleans….M30-34
669….Tyson Mcwha….Nepean….M30-39
670….Ulric Shannon….Ottawa….M30-39
671….Una Beaudry….Gloucester….F40-49
672….Una Blumberga….Ottawa….F30-39
673….Upendra Moholkar….Ottawa….M40-49
674….Urban Wong….Ottawa….M40-49
675….Uri Bivens….Ottawa….M30-34
676….Uriel Barzilay….Ottawa….M25-29
677….V Ronique Houle….Ottawa….F30-39
678….Vada Cavanagh….Ottawa….F30-39
679….Val Hughes….Ottawa….F30-39
680….Val Lafranchise….Ottawa….F40-49
681….Val Rie Hardy….Ottawa….F20-29
682….Valerie Beauchesne….St Isidore….F20-24
683….Valerie Bellemare….Ottawa….F25-29
684….Valerie Bournival….Ottawa….F35-39
685….Valerie Crosier….Kanata….F40-44
686….Valerie Cyr….Ottawa….F35-39
687….Valerie Desjarlais….Kanata….F40-49
688….Valerie Haveman….Ottawa….F50-59
689….Valerie Jacques….Gatineau….F25-29
690….Valerie Kowal….Ottawa….F30-39
691….Valerie Labelle….Embrun….F20-24
692….Valerie Lambovitch….Ottawa….F50-54
693….Valerie Lemieux….Ottawa….F30-39
694….Valerie Morin….Gatineau….F30-39
695….Valerie Oickle….Ottawa….F40-44
696….Valerie Parent….Gatineau….F40-44
697….Valerie Pouliot….GATINEAU….F30-39
698….Valerie Sayah….Kemptville….F40-49
699….Valerie Simon….Ottawa….F50-54
700….Vance White….Nepean….M30-39
701….Vanessa Beaton….Ottawa….F20-29
702….Vanessa Brochet….Ottawa….F35-39
703….Vanessa Buchanan….Ottawa….F30-39
704….Vanessa Dunleavy….Orleans….F20-29
705….Vanessa Evans….Ottawa….F20-29
706….Vanessa Fulford….Gatineau….F20-29
707….Vanessa Gallant….Gatineau….F30-34
708….Vanessa Jacobs….Petawawa….F20-24
709….Vanessa Labelle….Embrun….F20-24
710….Vanessa Lessard….La Peche….F30-39
711….Vanessa Meikle….Ottawa….F40-44
712….Vanessa Mendoza….Ottawa….F35-39
713….Vanessa Murley….Ottawa….F35-39
714….Vanessa Murphy….Kanata….F25-29
715….Vanessa Neven….Elgin….F35-39
716….Vanessa Pierson….Ottawa….F35-39
717….Vanessa Preston….Ottawa….F25-29
718….Vanessa Sloan….Kanata….F30-39
719….Vanessa Wells….Ottawa….F40-49
720….Vanya Meh….Kanata….F40-49
721….Vassil Andreev….Orleans….M45-49
722….Vaughan Starblanket….Cornwall….M25-29
723….Vay Tu….Pembroke….M20-29
724….Veleda Turner….Ottawa….F50-54
725….Veneta Nikolova….Ottawa….F25-29
726….Venissa De Castro….Ottawa….F30-34
727….Vera Etches….Ottawa….F35-39
728….Vern White….Ottawa….M50-59
729….Vernon White….Ottawa….M50-54
730….Veronic Bezaire….Ottawa….F30-39
731….Veronica Engelberts….Ottawa….F45-49
732….Veronica Nitschmann….Ottawa….F20-29
733….Veronica Prochazka….Ottawa….F30-34
734….Veronica S. Gerson….Ottawa….F20-29
735….Véronique Aubry….Ottawa….F30-34
736….Veronique Bergeron….Navan….F30-39
737….Veronique Boily….Ottawa….F40-49
738….Veronique Breton….Kanata….F30-39
739….Veronique Houle….Ottawa….F30-34
740….Veronique Joly….Gatineau….F25-29
741….Veronique Simoneau….Gatineau….F20-29
742….Veronique Tremblay….Gatineau….F30-39
743….Veronique-E Lauzon….Gatineau….F35-39
744….Vessela Stamenova….Ottawa….F30-34
745….Vi Ha….Ottawa….F20-29
746….Vic Baker….Ottawa….M30-39
747….Vicki Meyouhas….Ottawa….F25-29
748….Vicki Plant….Ottawa….F50-59
749….Vicki Rozon….Navan….F50-59
750….Vickie Ouellette….Petawawa….F45-49
751….Vicky Charron-Bourdon….Gatineau….F30-39
752….Victor Dirienzo….Ottawa….M45-49
753….Victor Krawczuk….Ottawa….M40-49
754….Victor Low….Ottawa….M40-49
755….Victor Manuel Padilla….Orleans….M40-49
756….Victoria Black….Orleans….F19 & under
757….Victoria Brunetta….Ottawa….F25-29
758….Victoria Crosbie….Ottawa….F20-24
759….Victoria Gebert….Kanata….F40-49
760….Victoria Graham….Ottawa….F30-39
761….Victoria Kirkby….Athens….F60-64
762….Victoria Leach….Ottawa….F25-29
763….Victoria Lemon….Ottawa….F40-49
764….Victoria Macgillivray….Ottawa….F25-29
765….Victoria Milne….Ottawa….F19 & under
766….Victoria Osler….Ottawa….F20-24
767….Victoria Pelling Mcmullen….Ottawa….F40-49
768….Victoria Stook….Stittsville….F30-39
769….Victoria Trueman….Nepean….F19 & under
770….Viet Nguyen….Ottawa….M20-29
771….Vinay Lodha….Ottawa….M35-39
772….Vince Fagnan….Kanata….M40-49
773….Vince Floccari….Ottawa….M45-49
774….Vince Harris….Ottawa….M50-59
775….Vincent Andy Fong….Kanata….M40-49
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We had a good boatman, who seemed to know where to find what birds - he took us to this massive rock, where a huge flock of Streak-Throated Swallows(Hirundo fluvicola, also known as Indian Cliff Swallow) had built their nest. For a while all activity seemed to be dull, and then we realized that the parents had gone to fetch food for the little ones that were waiting in the nests. Whenever an adult came by, all of the juveniles would pop their heads out asking for food. This particular picture - I was attempting to get a picture of the juveniles, and the adult just whizzed past.
Shot @ Ranganthitu Birds Sanctuary.
One of my most favorite destinations on earth is Sikkim, India. I spent a few days in this chalet around Christmas in 2003. From here, at the crack of dawn, I could see the rays of the rising sun fall on the face of Kanchenjungha, the third highest (and, in my view, the prettiest) peak in the world. This is what the sunrise looked like through the window.
And here are additional views of the peak.
This is a blended photo, made from two handheld shots at different exposures, at a time when I was not even aware of the concept of HDR! I simply made two exposures because it looked to me like the sky and the foreground were equally appealing and each needed its own exposure! It amazes me to think that I am able to use them together in this way. However, because I was not really careful about keeping the POV of the two shots identical, there is a bit of a blur in the blended image.
Technically, then, this is my first HDR shot.
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.El tarro blanco (Tadorna tadorna) es una especie de ave anseriforme de la familia Anatidae. Es un pato común y ampliamente extendido en Eurasia.
Descripción
El tarro blanco es una ave llamativa con aspecto intermedio entre pato y ganso. Tiene el pico rojo, la cabeza y la parte superior del cuello verde oscuro, y el resto del cuerpo blanco, con una franja pectoral de color castaño y plumaje negro en escapulares, rémiges, punta de la cola y línea del vientre.
Los dos sexos son similares, pero la hembra tiene tonos más apagados. El macho presenta una protuberancia en la base del pico en la época reproductora.
Distribución
El tarro blanco cría en la zona templada de Eurasia. La mayoría de las poblaciones emigran a zonas subtropicales en invierno, pero reside permanentemente en amplias zonas costeras del oeste de Europa, aparte de movimientos hacia zonas más seguras en la época de muda, como el mar de Frisia en la costa del norte de Alemania y los Países Bajos.
En la Península Ibérica, el tarro blanco es invernante, pero anida esporádicamente en algunas zonas. Ocupa zonas costeras y también lagunas y embalses del interior.
Comportamiento y hábitat
La mayoría de las parejas abandonan a sus crías antes de que alcancen su completo desarrollo y se marchan a lugares seguros y tranquilos junto al mar en la época de muda. En dicha época, los tarros (al igual que otros patos) pierden sus plumas rémiges, lo que los hace muy vulnerables a sus depredadores, pues les impide volar hasta que les salen las nuevas. Los pollos quedan agrupados en "guarderías", al cuidado de unas pocas hembras.
El tarro blanco habita estuarios, costas someras y orillas de lagos interiores salinos en terrenos abiertos. Se alimenta de moluscos, pequeños crustáceos, insectos y pequeñas cantidades de materia vegetal.
Lee was born in Seoul, Korea in 1960. He attended Sunhwa Art High School and received a B.F.A. in Sumi-e painting and drawing from HongIk, University, Seoul, and an M.F.A. from the National University of Tokyo Arts and Sciences, Japan.
Lee was active in the resistance movement during the reign of South Korean military dictator President Park and lost many friends during the reign of terror leading up to Park's assassination in 1979. Lee immigrated to Japan in 1988, where he would spend the next ten years establishing himself as a leading contemporary artist.
Lee has been featured in group and solo shows throughout museums and galleries in Japan and Korea, including the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and the Kawasaki City Museum. Since moving to New York in 1999, he has exhibited at the Sonoma Museum of Visual Arts, CA, the Hammond Museum, NY, the Korean Embassy, Washington, DC, the Japan American Art Association at the Tenri Gallery, NY, the International Art Festival Lantern of the East, Los Angeles, CA, and more.
Lee has lectured in Japanese and Korean universities on "Oriental Sensation and Neo-postmodernism" and "Contemporary Visual Art and Psychology." He is a tenured instructor of Sumi-e, oil painting and drawing at the Nakano Art Center, Japan, and currently teaches Sumi-e painting at the National Jewish Council Center, NY. He is a member of the New Century Artists, NY, the Japanese Artists Association, NY, the Korean Japanese Exchange Art Association, Tokyo, and the Japan International Art Group, Tokyo.
About the work
Jongwang Lee's massive, liquid paintings, rendered with a complex and precise mixture of resin, oil paint and pigments, express the artist's quest for a balance between the spiritual and the physical worlds. Examining the proverbial return to the womb, Lee paints human forms that float in a watery substance and inhabit a world before time.
Ironically, Lee's spiritual quest has resulted in a series of sculptural paintings that evoke opulent, overgrown gemstones. One has the illusion of gazing deep into a cross-section of colored and decorated amber, peering into the past through layers of time.
While Lee's recent work has a contemporary Pop Art sensibility-with its day glow colors and bold compositions-his influences are drawn from 5,000 years of Korean history. "My work is Oriental. I am influenced by Korean Sumi-e brush painting and Eastern philosophies, as well as by my experiences in the West," says the artist.
Lee begins each painting with an underpinning of a linear web. The lines act as a link to another place, bridging spiritual and earthly realms. Next, he layers the temperamental resin mixture with additional layers. The resin dries at various times, depending on the thickness of the paint mixture and how it is applied.
"I have wrestled with this devilish resin for nearly 20 years," says Lee. "After many experiments and many failings, I now know how to negotiate it."
Artist Statement
My artwork is a visualization of man's alienation from his soul in this highly materialistic, technological society.
My paintings are infused with symbolism drawn from 5,000 years of Korean history. In the past, Shamans used several kinds of rope placed around the ceremonial area to communicate with the soul world. The linear elements in my paintings echo the role of the Shaman's ropes. They are a connection between the spirit world and reality. On another level, they represent a connection between people.
My grandmother was a famous Shaman in Korea. During my childhood I was deeply impacted by her performances and felt a strong contact with the spiritual world. This early experience has been an important source of inspiration for my art. Eastern philosophies and Western experiences have deeply influenced my work.
For six years I studied traditional Korean Sumi-e painting, learning from the old masters. Before that time, I had already begun to develop new techniques, experimenting with both oriental and western materials. Using a palette knife, a trowel and other less conventional tools, I have created my own original art form.
Moving to the US has felt like a rebirth for me. I believe many immigrants feel like this when they come to a new country, On one hand, I want to retreat to the familiar, safe, comfortable place of my own history and birth country, akin to returning to the womb. But, at the same time, I want to be reborn, in a sense, to enjoy the freedom and the cultural and political climate of the US.
I hope that my work encourages people to look within themselves and realize the unbelievable power of life and the dormant potential within each of us.
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Sunrise time is the most magical moment in the entire day. Its when silence pervails, and life begins quietly, yet surely at the crack of dawn.
Here in Vedanthangal, the birds not only seem in paradise because of the eco-system that has been created for them, but also becuase the sun beautifully lights up their world.
Wonderful start to the new week my friends.
Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar
Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 IS USM L Lens with Canon EF II 2X Extender and Sigma DG UV Filter. Handheld.
Please do not reproduce in any form without prior written consent from the copyright holder. Please contact the photographer through Flickrmail, to inquire about licensing arrangements.
Hanji paper is made from the Mulberry tree. While not unique to Korea, it is very much a part of their culture and used to produce beautiful arts and crafts.
I SHOOT IT AT GANGASAGAR MELA(FAIR).
Gangasagar Mela is the largest fair celebrated in West Bengal(INDIA). This fair is held where the Ganga and the Bay of Bengal form a nexus. Hence the name Gangasagar Mela. This festival is celebrated during January every year and is a major attraction for millions of piligrams from all over India.
The pilgrims come for a holy dip on Makar Sankranti (last day of the Bengali Month) Negha -Mid January. They take dips in the Ganges and offer water to the Sun God. The dip, as they say, purifies their 'self' and according to them, 'punya' can be obtained thus. When they are done with the ritual obligations, they head towards the Kapilmuni Temple situated nearby, to worship the deity as a mark of respect.
In every year in the time of fair,some poor local people temporarily build up a tent with plastic & bamboo to beg with their child from the men who came here to obtain "punya" (accumulate of religious merits).
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Model: Iwona
MUA: Kasia Lesinska
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sb800 in white umbrella camera left (around 30 deg.) up 1m from the model
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Winter Offering - 2 x 14.5 - Salt Fired
Paul McCoy Professor in Ceramics at Baylor University
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Raised in Chicago’s south side, Paul McCoy began working in clay in 1964 under the direction of Daniel Edler at Scattergood Friends School, a boarding school in rural West Branch, Iowa. He received his undergraduate degree at Northern Illinois University in 1975 and taught ceramics in Chicago-area high schools for several years before moving to Texas to work in the oilfields. During this period, McCoy enrolled in evening ceramics courses at the University of Houston/Clear Lake, where he spent two years working under the supervision of Professor Nick de Vries, who McCoy credits as one of his most significant influences and mentors. McCoy received his M.F.A. in ceramics at the University of Iowa in 1985, moving to Waco, Texas in 1986 to direct the ceramics program at Baylor University, where he currently holds the position of Professor & University Ceramist-in-Residence.
McCoy’s creative endeavors embrace both functional and sculptural ceramics. His work has been exhibited, published, and collected at national and international levels for the past 21 years.
Paul A. McCoy
2605 Westbury Circle Department of Art, One Bear Place #97263
Waco, Texas 76710 Baylor University
Home Phone: (254)751-0507 Waco, Texas 76798-7263
Office Phone: (254)710-4415
Fax: (254)710-1566
E-Mail: Paul_McCoy@baylor.edu
EDUCATION:
University of Iowa MFA/Ceramics 1983 – 1985
University of Houston/Clear Lake 1981 - 1983
Northern Illinois University BA/Studio; K-12 Art Cert. 1974 – 1975
CURRENT TEACHING POSITION:
Professor & Ceramist-in-Residence: Baylor University, Waco TX 1986 – Present
SELECTED RECENT EXHIBITIONS:
2007: Ritual Vessels (solo exhibition): University of Houston/Clear Lake, Houston, TX
Clay: Applied Art vs. Fine Art (intl. juried): Gloria Kennedy Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
By The Ounce (intl. juried): Louisville Stoneware, Louisville, KY
Vessels 2007 (ntl. juried): Claymakers Gallery, Durham, NC
2nd Annual National Juried Cup Show: University of Arkansas Gallery, Monticello, AR
Line to Volume (ntl. invitational): Indiana University SE, New Albany, IN
2006: Marker (solo exhibition): Olympic College Gallery, Bremerton, WA
FREE-form: Sculpture (intl. invitational): Maude Kerns Art Center, Eugene, OR
Pots & Vessels (intl. invitational): University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA
3rd International Ashes to Art Exhibition: Crane Arts, Philadelphia, PA
* Best of Show Award
Vantagepoint (2-person invitational): Louisiana College, Pineville, LA
History in the Making (ntl. juried): Genesee Pottery Gallery, Rochester, NY
Affinity for the Cup II (ntl. juried): Exploding Head Gallery, Sacramento, CA
16th National Ceramic Competition: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo, TX
6th Annual National Juried Cup Show: Downtown Gallery, Kent State Univ., Kent, OH
Strictly Functional Pottery National (juried): Market House Craft Center, E. Petersburg, PA
Cup: The Intimate Object V (ntl. juried): C. Cummings Gallery, Ft. Wayne, IN
Teaching Clay in Texas (reg. invitational): University of Texas, Tyler, TX
2005: 2nd International Mosaic Biennial (invitational): Argentine Center for Ceramic, Art,
San Nicholas, ARGENTINA
The Visceral Vessel (intl. invitational): Russell Hill Rogers Gallery, San Antonio, TX
Earth, Wheel, Fire (intl. juried): International Museum of Art & Science, McAllen, TX
Cup: The Intimate Object IV (intl. juried): C. Cummings Gallery, Ft. Wayne, IN
Made By Hand; Meant For Use (ntl. juried): Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI
Pots: Objects of Virtue (ntl. juried): Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA
Ceramics 2005 (ntl. juried): Guildford Handcraft Center, Guilford, CT
On The Edge (ntl. juried): Fish House Gallery, Stuart, FL
In Our Cups (ntl. juried): Lockhart Gallery, SUNY, Geneseo, NY
Clay Cup X (ntl. juried): Southern Illinois University Museum, Carbondale, IL
State of Texas – Clay (reg. invitational): University of Texas, San Antonio, TX
2004: Ceramics Biennial 2004 (ntl. juried): New Hampshire Institute of Art, Manchester, NH
George E. Ohr National Arts Challenge (juried): Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art, Biloxi, MS
Ceramic Sculpture (ntl. juried): Celadon Clay Art Gallery, Water Mill, NY
North American Sculpture Exhibition (ntl. juried): Foothills Art Center, Golden, CO
Out of the Fire (ntl. juried): Community Arts Center, Wallingford, PA
Vitrified Clay National: Form & Content (ntl. juried): Center for the Arts, Rockport, TX
2003: 8th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition (invitational – 2 yr. tour/U.S. & Taiwan):
University of Hawaii Art Gallery, Honolulu, HI *Purchase Award
1st International Mosaic Biennial (invitational): Argentine Center for Ceramic Art,
San Nicholas, ARGENTINA
Origins In Clay III (ntl. juried): Hill County Arts Foundation, Ingram, TX
Craftforms 2003 (ntl. juried): Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA
Ceramics USA 2003 (ntl. juried): University of North Texas Gallery, Denton, TX
National Ceramics Invitational: Meadows Gallery, University of Texas, Tyler, TX
2003 National Clay Art Invitational: Collin County College Gallery, Plano, TX
One Medium, Four Men…(reg. invitational): Art Center Waco, Waco, TX
2002: Solo Exhibition: Center for Spirituality & the Arts, San Antonio, TX
Solo Exhibition: Tarrant County College SE, Arlington, TX
Pushing Clay (intl. juried): Southern Maine University, Gorham, ME
*Best of Show Award
I-45 Combined (reg. invitational): Lowell Collins Gallery, Houston, TX
Texas Mud (reg. invitational): Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, Dallas, TX
2001: Greater Midwest International XVI: Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, MO
Ceramics 2001 (ntl. juried): Guilford Handcraft Center, Guilford, CT
Viewpoint: Ceramics 2001 (ntl. juried): Hyde Gallery, Grossmont College, El Cajon, CA
Below 2002 (ntl. juried): Contemporary Crafts Gallery, Portland, OR
Origins In Clay II (ntl. juried): University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX
Vessels of the Soul (reg. invitational): Lowell Collins Gallery, Houston, TX
2000: Journey (solo exhibition): Sarofin Gallery, Southwestern University, Georgetown, TX
6th Great Plains National (juried): Moss-Thorn Gallery, Hays, KS
National Prize Show (juried): Lowell Street Gallery, Cambridge, MA
Solo Exhibition: Midwestern State University Art Gallery, Wichita Falls, TX
SELECTED COLLECTIONS:
Agency of Czech Ceramic Design, Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
Anvil Office Center, Lombard, IL
Argentine Center of Ceramic Art, San Nicholas, Argentina
Bermuda National Gallery, Hamilton, Bermuda
Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China
Martin Museum of Art, Baylor University, Waco, TX
Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX
National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, D.C.
Okinawa International University, Naha, Okinawa
Scattergood Friends School, West Branch, IA
Seinan Gakuin University, Fukuoka, Japan
The Very Reverend Michael & Alison Mayne, Salisbury, England
The Very Reverend Wesley Carr, London, England
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
University of Houston/Clear Lake, Houston, TX
University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA
University of Maastricht, Maastricht, The Netherlands
University of Tasmania Museum of Art, Tasmania, Australia
Wright State University Galleries, Dayton, OH
Yonok College, Lampang, Thailand
Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea
Yunnan Institute of the Nationalities, Kumming, China
REPRESENTATION:
Eureka Craft Gallery, Syracuse, NY
Funeria, Graton, CA
Red Lodge Clay Center Gallery, Red Lodge, MT
Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague, Czech Republic
- Contemporary American Ceramics Archive
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS & REVIEWS:
2007 Ashes to Art (exhibition review w/ portfolio entry), Clay Times, January, pp. 8, 18-20
Ceramics Monthly, Annual Poster (portfolio entry)
2006 Turek, “Paul McCoy”, Ceramics Monthly, October, cover & pp. 37 – 39
“3rd International Ashes to Art Exhibition” (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry, p. 12)
2005 Roberts, “The Visceral Vessel” (exhibition review), Ceramics Monthly,
November, pp. 17 – 18
2004 McCoy, “Lincoln Arts: Breathing Life Into Dreams”, Ceramics Monthly,
May, pp. 55 – 59
Watkins, Wandless, Alternative Kilns & Firing Techniques, Lark Books
(portfolio entry, p. 100)
“North American Sculpture Exhibition”, Foothills Art Center, Golden, CO
(exhibition catalogue portfolio entry, cover & p. 16)
2003 “8th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition” (portfolio entries/exhibition catalogues)
- University of Hawaii Art Galleries, Honolulu
- Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
“1st International Biennial of Contemporary Mosaics”, Argentine Center for Ceramic Arts,
San Nicholas, Argentina (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry, p. 51)
2002 Defore, “Asking Unanswerable Questions” (exhibition review), San Antonio Current,
2/14/02, p. 15
2001 Feats of Clay XIV (exhibition catalogue/juror’s statement), Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, CA
2000 McCoy, “Aesthetic Tension: The Art of James Tisdale”, Ceramics Monthly,
January, pp. 56 – 59
1999 “Up Front” (exhibition review), Ceramics Monthly, February, p. 14
“Kennedy-Douglass National Ceramic Competition” (portfolio entry/exhibition catalogue)
Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts, Florence, AL
“39th Annual Invitational Exhibition” (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry),
Longview Museum of Art, Longview, TX
“Greater Expectations: Hands of the Maker” (profile article); Baylor Line;
Baylor University, Waco, TX, Spring, ’99 issue; pp. 20 – 35
1998 McCoy, “Texas Studio Ceramics: 1930 – 1960”, NCECA Journal
“Functional Ceramics” (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry), Wayne Center for
the Arts, Wooster, OH
“Raised, Assembled, Constructed: Texas Artists & Ceramic Sculpture” (exhibition
catalogue portfolio entry); University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
McCoy, “Harding Black” (exhibition catalogue); Baylor University, Waco, TX
1997 McCoy, “Field of Vision”; Ceramics Monthly, November, pp 63 – 66
“The Human Nature Series” (sabbatical exhibition catalogue), Martin Museum of Art,
Baylor University, Waco, TX
1994 Ceramics Monthly Annual Poster
“Feats of Clay” (exhibition review & portfolio entry), Ceramics Monthly, March, p. 91
1993 “29th Ceramic National” (exhibition review & portfolio entry, Ceramics Monthly,
November, p. 50
“29th Ceramic National” (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry), Everson Museum
of Art, Syracuse, NY
“Texas Clay II” (exibition catalogue portfolio entry), Southwest Texas State University,
San Marcos, TX
1992 “Great Enigmas/Personal Myths” (exhibition catalogue portfolio entry), Cultural Arts
Center, Temple, TX
1991 “Harding Black: Sixty Years of Discovery”(article essay), Ceramics Monthly, December,
pp. 36 – 41
McCoy, “Harding Black: In Celebration” (exhibition catalogue), Martin Museum of Art,
Baylor University, Waco, TX
“Feats of Clay III” (exhibition review & portfolio entry), Ceramics Monthly, May, p. 36
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Olympus E-30, Zuiko 12-60, Heliopan Polarizer
We spent a beautiful summer day in Low Tatras on Saturday. Left home in the morning and hiked from Srdiečko to Chopok, Ďumbier and back to Srdiečko where we left our car. Ďumbier (2,043 m) and Chopok (2,024 m) are two highest peaks of Low Tatras and are connected by the long distance E8 European walking route leading 4,700 km (2,920 miles) across Europe, from Kerry in Ireland to Istanbul in Turkey.
We had a nice sunny weather at the beginning so I was testing a new Heliopan polarizer.. yup it's a top quality ;) Anyways it got a bit cloudy later and all those beautiful panoramic views were quite hazy. So I tried to focus on nice details instead. This shot shows a zig-zag walking trail leading to the North part of Low Tatras that you can see from Demänovské sedlo (1,756 m).
Thanks for looking!
Your feedback is always appreciated...
It's the end of the year and OAD (aka Steve) posted this cool little piece that features the best meals of 2008 (and restaurants with potential) from a questionnaire sent out to some pretty well known chefs (at least ones that have made the 2007 OAD guide), food critics, notable food bloggers/destination diners, food scientists like Dr. This, and then... little ol' food enthusiast me. (humble *blush, blush*)
Granted my meal at Ristorante dal Pescatore was in the latter part of last year, it's impact still struck me until now (truth be told I was asked what my best meal was in the past year - which I interpreted as being full year, not just calender). Anyway, the mention of many Northern Europe (and a few American and Asian) restaurants has me mentally noting these establishments in the event I might have the fortune of visiting those areas. This is part one of two. :)
"Best Meals of 2008
‘Tis the time of year for lists. After racking my brain to try and figure out what type of list people might like to read, I came up with the following idea. I sent out an email to an an assortment of chefs, food writers, restaurant owners and bloggers and I asked them the following questions:
1. Name the best meal that you had in 2008
2. Name the new chef or restaurant who showed the most potential in 2008
Their answers were quite illuminating. Or at least I thought they were. What I learned was that fine dining in Northern Europe is steadily improving and both chefs and diners are now traveling to countries like Germany, Austria, Holland and Denmark just to sample the restaurants. And Tokyo, because of the new Michelin Guide, is another city that is starting to become popular with Western diners. Let’s see if the same dynamic occurs in Hong Kong and Macau now that Michelin has published a guide to those cities as well. But I think the most important thing I learned is that there isn’t all that much difference between what the pros like and what the foodies like, and as you run down the list, you will see that they each cite many of the same places. Anyway enough of me talking about what they told me, you can read it for yourself. Enjoy!
Alex Raij, Chef/Owner Txikito, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Del Posto (in the Inoteca), New York, NY
Most Potential – Sotohiro Kosugi, Soto, New York, NY
Alex Stupak, Pastry Chef, WD-50
Meal of the Year - Per Se, New York, NY
Most Potential - Paul Liebrandt, Corton, New York, NY
Alex Talbot & Aki Kamozawa, Chefs/Owners, Ideas in Food
Meal of the Year – Per Se, New York, NY
Most Potential – Mike Lata, Fig, Charleston, SC
Amanda Kludt, Editor Eater.com
Meal of the Year – (tie) Momofuku Ko, New York, NY, Carmen Quagliata (Union Square Café) dinner at the James Beard House.
Showed Most Potential – (tie) Motorino, East Williamsburg, NY, Gabe Thompson, Artusi, New York, NY
Andy Hayler’s Restaurant Guide
Meal of the Year – Christian Bau, Nennig, Germany
Most Potential - Ambassade de l’Ile, London, UK
Bu Pun Su's Gastronomy Adventures
Meal of the Year – Arpege, Paris, France
Most Potential – Gunthers, Singapore
zhangyuqisfoodjourneys.blogspot.com
Cathal Armstrong, Chef/Owner, Restaurant Eve, Alexandria, VA
Meal of the Year – Per Se, New York, NY
Most Potential – Alex Dryer, Restaurant Eve, Alexandria, VA
/www.restauranteve.com
Chuckeats
Meal of the Year – (tie) Ryugin, Tokyo, Japan, McCrady’s Charleston, SC
Most Potential – Chris Kostow Meadowood St. Helena, CA
Claude Bossi, Chef/Owner, Hibiscus, London, UK
Meal of the Year – Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
Most Potential – David Chang, Momofuku, New York, NY
Country Epicure
Meal of the Year - Les Pres de Eugenie, Eugenie-les-Bains, France
Most Potential – La Table du Cap, St. Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France
Dan Barber, Chef/Owner, Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Meal of the Year - Els Casals, Sagàs, Spain “The most beautiful lunch I've ever had"
Most Potential – Oriol Rovira, Els Casals, Sagàs, Spain
Daniel Humm, Executive Chef, Eleven Madison Park, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Maison Pic Valence, France
Most Potential – Mauro Colagreco, Mirazur, Menton, France
Daniel Patterson Chef/Owner Coi, San Francisco, CA
Meal of the Year – (tie) Noma dinner at Manresa “Rene's dish with razor clams and horseradish snow was one of the best things I ate this year," El Poblet, Denia, Spain, “The intellectual/conceptual component of the dishes was inspiring. I’ll always remember it for not only the food, but because that’s where my wife found out she was pregnant!" Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Pocantico Hills, NY “Wonderful ingredients handled with sensitivity and imagination"
Most Potential – Stuart Brioza, Rubicon, San Francisco, CA
Danny Meyer, Chairman, Union Square Café Hospitality Group
Meal of the Year - Etxebarri, Axpe, Spain “Wow!"
Most Potential – Walter Eselbock Taubenkobel, Schutzen, Austria, “His snail in garlic-cress broth revised my entire perspective on the topic"
David Chang, Chef/Owner, Momofuku, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Corton,, New York, NY
Most Potential – Sean Brock, McCrady’s, Charleston, SC
David Kinch, Chef/Owner Manresa
Meal of the Year – Koju, Tokyo, Japan
Most Potential – Mauro Colagreco, Mirazur, Menton, France
David Lee, Chef/Owner, Splenido, Toronto, Canada
Meal of the Year – Masa, New York, NY
Most Potential – Martin Picard, Pied au Cochon, Montreal, Canada
David Lebovitz, Pastry Chef & Author of The Perfect Scoop
Meal of the Year – L’Ambroisie, Paris, France “The famed chocolate tart was gorgeous and I still can't figure out how they cut something so light, with such perfection"
Most Potential – Laurence Jossel, Nopa, San Francisco, CA “His ultra-crispy French fries were what everyone dreams about finding in a Parisian bistro"
Docsconz, The Blog
Meal of the Year – (tie) Corton, New York, NY, Ideas in Food Dinner, Northeastern New York Slow Food Convivium,
Most Potential – Corton New York, NY
Ed Brown, Chef/Owner, Eighty One, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Daniel, New York, NY
Most Potential – John Fraser, Dovetail, New York, NY
Eric Ripert, Chef/Owner Le Bernardin, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Sukiyabashi Jiro, Tokyo, Japan
Most Potential – Julia Wolfson, Ammo, Los Angeles, CA
Exile Kiss
Meal of the Year – Ryugin Tokyo, Japan
Most Potential – Izakaya Bincho Redondo Beach, CA
Fabio Trabocchi, Executive Chef, Fiamma New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Sushi Seki, New York, NY
Most Potential – Wesley Genovart, Degustation, New York, NY
Fergus Henderson, Chef/Owner, St. John, London, UK, author “Nose to Tail Eating"
Meal of the Year – Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
Most Potential – Tom Pemberton, Hereford Road, London, UK
Floyd Cardoz, Executive, Chef/Partner Tabla, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Viva M’Boma, Brussels, Belgium “An amazing array of organ meats"
Most Potential – Wesley Genovart, Degustation, New York, NY
Food and Drink in London
Meal of the Year – Louis XV – Alain Ducasse Monte Carlo, Monaco
Showed the Most Potential – Hix London, UK
Fork and Pen
Meal of the Year – Coi, San Francisco, CA
Most Potential - Dennis Leary, Canteen San Francisco, CA
Food Snob
Meal of the Year – Arpege, Paris, France
Most Potential – Corrigans Mayfair, London, UK
Food Vagabonde
Meal of the Year – White truffle dinner at Trattoria Da Nando Udine, Italy
Most Potential – Roscioli, Rome, Italy
Gale Gand, Pastry Chef, Tru, Chicago, IL
Meal of the Year – Dookey Chase, New Orleans, LA, (runner-up) La Mensa del Conte, Pienza, Italy “for the oven roasted iron skillet eggs with white truffle and olive oil"
Most Potential – Chris Pandel, Bristol Chicago, IL
Galen Zamarra, Chef/Owner, Mas New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Steirereck Restaurant, Vienna, Austria
Most Potential – Brian Bistrong, Braeburn, New York, NY
/www.masfarmhouse.com
Gastroville
Meal of the Year – 10-course private lunch cooked by Santi Santamaria at Palazzo Sasso, Ravello, Italy
Most Potential – Rocco Iannone, Pappacarbone, Cava de Tirreni, Italy
Gavin Kayson, Executive Chef, Café Boulud, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Ubunbtu, Napa, California
Most Potential – John Fraser, Dovetail, New York, NY
George Mendes, Chef/Owner, Aldea (opening January 2009)
Meal of the Year – L'Atelier de Robuchon at the Four Seasons with Monsieur Robuchon in the kitchen “We chatted for a while and he signed my copy of his (1981) cookbook "Ma cuisine por vous"
Most Potential – Sono Chikara Kyo-Ya, New York, NY “Excellent sashimi, all fish from Japan, seasonal, and the hot food rocks as well"
Graham Elliot Bowles, Chef/Owner, Graham Elliot, Chicago, IL
Meal of the Year – Mercat ala Planxa, Chicago, IL
Most Potential – Ryan Poli, Perennial, Chicago,IL
Herve This, Author of the Books Molecular Gastronomy and Kitchen Mysteries
Meal of the Year - Pierre Gagniere, Paris, France “For my birthday,Pierre organized a dinner in a special salon for my wife and me, some very good friends, and Pierre and his wife Sylvie. Pierre was sitting at the table, sometimes going to the kitchen to ask for modifications or make corrections. We discussed what we ate from the 3 points of view that I discuss in my book Cooking a quintessential Art « love, art and technique » It was a wonderful occasion not only for the cooking but also for knowledge and friendship “
Most Potential – (tie) Sang Hoon Degeimbre, L’Air du Temps, Noville-sur-mehaigne, Belgium, Koji Shimomura, Édition Koji Shimomura, Tokyo, Japan
groups.google.co.uk/group/molecular-gastronomy?hl=en
High End Food
Meal of the Year – Christian Bau Nennig, Germany
Showed the Most Potential – De Jonkman Brugges, Belgium
Jay Rayner, Restaurant Critic, The Observer, London, UK
Meal of the Year – El Bulli, Roses, Spain
Most Potential – (Tie) Stephen Harris, The Sportsman, Seasalter, UK, Tristan Welch, Launceston Place, London, UK
Jeremy Fox, Executive Chef Ubuntu, Napa, California
Meal of the Year – Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Pocantico Hills, NY
Most Potential – James Sylhabout, Manresa, Los Gatos, CA
John Shields, Executive Chef, Town House Grill, Chilhowie, VA
Meal of the Year – Alinea, Chicago, IL
Most Potential – Curtis Duffy, Avenues, Chicago, IL
Jonathan Benno, Executive Chef, Per Se, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Soto, New York, NY
Most Potential – Michael White, Convivio, New York, NY
Julot Ze Blog
Meal of the Year – Christian Bau Nennig, Germany
Most Potential – (tie) Gordan Ramsay Versailles, France, Jeremy Fox, Ubuntu, Napa, CA
Katsuya Fukushima Culinary Director, Think Food Group
Meal of the Year – Jean George, New York, NY, “Johnny Iuzzini drew in chocolate a caricature of me giving flowers to my girlfriend"
Most Potential – Iacopo Falai, New York, NY, “He had some tasty, inspirational dishes"
/www.thinkfoodgroup.com
Ken Oringer Chef/Owner, Clio & Uni, Boston, MA
Meal of the Year – Chez L’Ami Jean Paris, France
Most Potential – Andres Grundy, Clio, Boston, MA
Knoopjelos
Meal of the Year – Oud Sluis Sluis, Netherlands
Most Potential – (tie) 't Schulten Hues, Zutphen, De Kromme Watergang, Hoofdplaat , 1910, Eindhoven (all Netherlands)
Life Worth Eating, A
Meal of the Year – Urasawa Beverly Hills, CA
Most Potential – Michael Ciramusti, Providence, Los Angeles, CA
Lissa Doumani, Pastry Chef/Owner, Terra & Ame, San Francisco, CA
Meal of the Year – Oliveto Pig Dinner, Rockridge, CA., “It’s amazing to have such a wonderful selection of offal dishes followed by Paul Canales’s cured and potted meats"
Most Potential – Matt Molina, Mozza. Los Angeles, CA “He has a beautiful touch coaxing the best flavors out of meats and for cooking the perfect pastas"
Luxeat
Meal of the Year – Per Se New York, NY
Most Potential – Eric Frechon, Bristol Paris, France
Marina O’Loughlin, Restaurant Reviewer, Metro, London, U.K.
Meal of the Year – (tie) Le Castelas, Sivergues, France, Franco Manca, Brixton, UK
Most Potential – Tristan Welch, Launceston Place, London, UK
Mauro Maccioni, Owner, Le Cirque, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Per Se, New York, NY
Most Potential – Pierre Schaedelin, Benoit, New York, NY
Michael Psilakis, Chef/Owner, Anthos, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Corton, New York, NY
Most Potential – Neal Ferguson, Soho House, New York, NY
Michelle Bernstein Chef/Owner Michy’s, Miami, FL
Meal of the Year – L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, New York, NY, “The sea urchin gelée dish makes me weep"
Most Potential – Alejandra Raij Txikito, New York, NY “I truly believe she is a genius, I am so excited about her new restaurant"
michys@bellsouth.net
Mike Anthony, Executive Chef, Gramercy Tavern, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Troisgros, Roanne, France
Most Potential – Rene Rezepi, Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nick Kokonas, Partner/Owner, Alinea, Chicago, IL
Meal of the Year – Chez L’Ami Jean, Paris, France
Most Potential – Giuseppe Tentori, Boka, Chicago, IL
Patrice Demers, Pastry Chef, Restaurant Laloux, Montreal, Canada
Meal of the Year – Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark "One of the top 5 meals of my short life. Very clean flavors, perfect balance between innovation and research of the best products. Very inspiring!!!"
Most Potential – Alexandre Bourdas, Sa Qua Na, Honfleur, France, “Another great meal that was really inspiring. I read lately that Alexandre Bourdas is already thinking about moving the restaurant to have a bigger kitchen and a greener setting"
Paul Liebrandt, Executive Chef, Corton
Meal of the Year – Pierre Gagniere, Seoul, Korea
Most Potential – Rick Billings, Pastry Chef L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, New York, NY
Renée Suen
Meal of the Year – (tie) Fat Duck Bray, UK, Dal Pescatore, Canneto sull'Oglio, Italy
Most Potential – Bite Me, Toronto, CA
www.flickr.com/photos/sifu_renka
Rob Evans, Chef/Owner, Hugo’s, Portland, ME
Meal of the Year – Toro, Boston, MA
Most Potential – Krista Kern, Bresca, Portland ME
Ryan Poli, Executive Chef, Perrenial Restaurant, Chicago, IL
Meal of the Year – L20, Chicago, IL
Most Potential – John Fraser, Dovetail, New York, NY
Sal Marino Chef/Owner, Il Grano, West Los Angeles, CA
Meal of the Year – (tie) Mori Sushi, Los Angeles, CA, Spago, Beverly Hills, CA
Most Potential – Sang Yoon, Father’sOffice, Culver City, CA “His veal marrow served in the bone was as delicate as a mousse."
info@ilgrano.com
Scott Anderson & Joe Sparatta, Chef/Owners, Elements Restaurant, Princeton, NJ
Meal of the Year – Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Pocantico Hill, NY
Most Potential – Martin Brock Grayz New York, NY
/www.elementsprinceton.com
Sean Brock, Executive Chef, McCrady’s Restaurant, Charleston, SC
Meal of the Year - WD-50, New York, NY
Most Potential – John Shields, Town House Grill, Chilhowie, VA
Sergio Hermann, Chef/Owner, Oud Sluis, Sluis, Netherlands
Meal of the Year – Hakkasan, London, UK “Great combination of food and ambiance."
Most Potential – Kobe Desramaults, In de Wulf, Heuvelland, Belgium
Silverbrow
Meal of the Year – Grill at the Dorchester, London, UK
Most Potential – Aaya, London UK
Simon Majumder, The Times, London, UK
Meal of the Year –The River Café, London, UK
Most Potential – Brian Sparks at The Howard Hotel, London, UK
Soa Davis, Chef/Consultant, Le Bernardin, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – Masa, New York, NY
Most Potential – Daniel Humm, Eleven Madison Park, New York, NY
Stephen Harris, Chef/Owner, The Sportsman, Seasalter, UK
Meal of the Year – El Bulli, Roses, Spain
Most Potential – Alexander Bourdas, Sa. Qua. Na., Honfleur, France
www.thesportsmanseasalter.co.uk
Steve Plotnicki, Celebrity Food Blogger & Publisher, Opinionated About Dining Survey
Meal of the Year – Elkano, Getaria, Spain “A dazzling display of how to get the maximum out of cooking fish on an asador"
Most Potential – (tie) Daniel Patterson, Coi, San Francisco, CA, Rob Evans, Hugo’s, Portland, ME, Mauro Collagreco, Mirazur, Menton, France
Sweet & Sour Spectator
Meal of the Year – Noma dinner at Manresa, Los Gatos, CA
Most Potential – Camino, Oakland, CA
Tom Aiken, Chef/Owner, Tom Aiken, London, United Kingdom
Meal of the Year – Mugaritz, Errenteria, Spain
Most Potential – Marcus Waering, London, UK
Tom Collicchio, Host, Top Chef, Chef/Owner Craft & Damon Wise, Executive Chef, Craft
Meal of the Year – Soto, New York, NY “His giant squid with quail egg was the best dish I had this year"
Most Potential – David Schuttenberg, Cabrito, New York, NY
Ulterior Epicure
Meal of the Year – (tie) Le Bernardin, New York, NY /$6 Hoagie at the Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia, PA
Most Potential –Debbie Gold, The American Restaurant, Kansas City, MO
www.ulteriorepicure.wordpress.com
Veal Cheeks
Meal of the Year – El Cellar Can Roca, Girona, Spain
Most Potential – Zazu, Quito, Ecuador
Very Good Food
Meal of the Year – Oud Sluis, Sluis, Netherlands
Most Potential – In De Wulf, Heuvelland, Belgium
Vinography
Meal of the Year – Manresa, Los Gatos, CA
Most Potential – Jeremy Fox, Ubuntu, Napa, CA
Wesley Genovart, Chef, Degustation, New York, NY
Meal of the Year – El Bulli, Roses , Spain
Most Potential – (tie) Gabe Thompson, Del Anima, NewYork,NY, Brenden McHale, Jack’s Luxury Oyster Bar, NewYork, NY
Wylie Dufresne Chef/Owner WD-50, New York, NY
Best Meal – (Tie) Mugaritz, Errenteria, Spain, Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
Most Potential – Josh Eden, Shorty’s 32, New York, NY
Este es el tipo de edificios que me gusta encontrarme. Aquéllos con los que no cuentas, construcciones anónimas, que desconoces, que no están en los círculos de "visitas obligadas arquitectónicas", pero que aportan mucho al desarrollo de las ciudades y los pueblos.
Esto me paso la semana pasada en Tapia de Casariego (Asturias). Dando una vuelta por el paseo que bordea la costa, desde el puerto pesquero hasta la playa, me encontré esta pequeña "gran" obra. Un edificio que a simple vista se hace notar como "diferente". No por sus carísimos y distinguidos materiales, ni por sus formas atrevidas, sino por su racionalidad, ritmo, excelente empleo de los materiales y las técnicas constructivas. Un edificio de formas sencillas que destaca sobre todo por su "sinceridad arquitectónica", algo bastante difícil de apreciar en mucha de la nueva arquitectura que se hace en la actualidad (me refiero a esa arquitectura espectáculo, léase Santiago Calatrava, Zaha Hadid, Koolhaas y cía....)
Marathoners: First Name: C & D
The following is a list of Ottawa, Gatineau and area marathoners who have first names starting with a C or D.
The names link to Sportstats' running statistics, as well as race pictures.
Marathon pictures are available for sale from ASI Photos., Zoom Photo, etc.
(in order by first name)
175….Cal Martell….Ottawa
176….Cal Mitchell….Ottawa
177….Caleb Netting….Ottawa
178….Camille West….Ottawa
179….Carl Lacroix….Rockland
180….Carl Puskas….Gloucester
181….Carole Barabe….Orleans
182….Carole Gagnon….Orleans
183….Carole Perkins….Kemptville
184….Carolyn Botting….Ottawa
185….Carolyn Denyer-Perkins….Ottawa
186….Carolyn Leckie….Ottawa
187….Carolyn Tapp….Ottawa
188….Carolyne Dube….Gatineau
189….Casey Cerson….Ottawa
190….Cassandra Chouinard….Ottawa
191….Catherine Dabee….Stittsville
192….Catherine Henry….Ottawa
193….Catherine Milley….Ottawa
194….Catherine Rivard….Ottawa
195….Cathie Radley….Stittsville
196….Cathy James….Perth
197….Cathy Mckinnon….Ottawa
198….Cathy Pacella….Ottawa
199….Cathy Takahashi….Ottawa
200….Cayman Rock….Ottawa
201….Cecilia Jorgenson….Kanata
202….Celine Couture….Gatineau
203….Chad Humeniuk….Ottawa
204….Chanchoura Schmoll….Nepean
205….Chantal Campbell….Ottawa
206….Chantal Paquet….Gatineau
207….Chantal Pilon….Ottawa
208….Chantal Roy….Gatineau
209….Chantale Charbonneau….Orleans
210….Chantelle Woods….Nepean
211….Charles Bruce….Manotick
212….Charles Carriere….Rockland
213….Charles Colwell….Kinburn
214….Charles Filion….Gatineau
215….Charles Johnson….Ottawa
216….Charles Momy….Orleans
217….Charles Pryce….Ottawa
218….Chelsea Howard….Ottawa
219….Cheney Glenn….Ottawa
220….Cheryl Mason….Ottawa
221….Chris Bartholomew….Ottawa
222….Chris Fenwick….Ottawa
223….Chris Galley….Ottawa
224….Chris Jermyn….Ottawa
225….Chris Jones….Ottawa
226….Chris Leger….Stittsville
227….Chris Loder….Carleton Place
228….Chris Morrison….Orleans
229….Chris Murawsky….Kanata
230….Chris Snow….Ottawa
231….Chris Steele….Ottawa
232….Chris Van Norman….Nepean
233….Chris Warren….Ottawa
234….Christe Desgranges-Farquh….Ottawa
235….Christian Brunet….Ottawa
236….Christian Cattan….Ottawa
237….Christian Jacques….Gatineau
238….Christian Lavoie….Ottawa
239….Christian Renaud….Gatineau
240….Christian Roy….Pembroke
241….Christian Vezina….Gatineau
242….Christine Geraghty….Ottawa
243….Christine Jerumanis….Woodlawn
244….Christine Strucchelli….Ottawa
245….Christine Turmaine….Ottawa
246….Christopher Bredeson….Nepean
247….Christopher Daniel….Gatineau
248….Christopher Edwards….Ottawa
249….Christopher Kelly….Ottawa
250….Christopher MacKay….Ottawa
251….Christopher Mah….Ottawa
252….Christopher Murray….Ottawa
253….Christopher Paine….Ottawa
254….Christopher Reid….Ottawa
255….Christopher Ryan….Perth
256….Christopher Yule….Ottawa
257….Cindy Chung….Ottawa
258….Cinthia Lepine….Gatineau
259….Clarence Malenfant….Orleans
260….Claude Béland….Ottawa
261….Claude Brault….Gloucester
262….Claude Ferland….Ottawa
263….Claude Motard….Chelsea
264….Claude Papineau….Ottawa
265….Claude Tardif….Ottawa
266….Claudia McSmythurs….Kanata
267….Clay Rob….Ottawa
268….Clifford Jones-Dube….Ottawa
269….Colin Marvin….Ottawa
270….Colin McFarlane….Ottawa
271….Colleen Bastien….Ottawa
272….Colleen Bigelow….Ottawa
273….Colleen Bird….Nepean
274….Colleen Daly….Ottawa
275….Colleen M. Berry….Renfrew
276….Colleen McCutcheon….Ottawa
277….Constance Palubiskie….Arnprior
278….Corey Wilson….Nepean
279….Corinne Lalonde….Almonte
280….Cory Van Hoof….Ottawa
281….Costas Farassoglou….Gloucester
282….Craig Beckett….Gatineau
283….Craig Crawley….Ottawa
284….Craig Forcese….Ottawa
285….Craig Kowalik….Ottawa
286….Craig Lynch….Nepean
287….Craig Lyons….Kanata
288….Craig Taylor….Ottawa
289….Crystal Shreve….Ottawa
290….Crystal Thompson….Kanata
291….Curtis Wiebe….Eganville
292….D. Fabrice Kagame….Gatineau
293….Dale Costello….Stittsville
294….Dale Gladwin….Maitland
295….Dale Joynt….Almonte
296….Dale Richardson….Kemptville
297….Dale Sandy….Ottawa
298….Damien Boyle….Ottawa
299….Dan Carnrite….Ottawa
300….Dan Howes….Ottawa
301….Dan Kelly….Kanata
302….Dan Macdonald….Orleans
303….Dan St-Arnaud….Ottawa
304….Dana Lee….Nepean
305….Daniel Anderson….Ottawa
306….Daniel Farris….Stittsville
307….Daniel Gauthier….Ottawa
308….Daniel Genet….Gatineau
309….Daniel Mercer….Gatineau
310….Daniel Olson….Chelsea
311….Daniel Reifler….Ottawa
312….Daren Kelland….Ottawa
313….Darlene Joyce….Ottawa
314….Darrell De Grandmont….Gatineau
315….Darren Gilmour….Ottawa
316….Darren Johnston….Stittsville
317….Darryl Cathcart….Petawawa
318….Daryl Howes….Ottawa
319….Dave Crawford….Orleans
320….Dave Goods….Ottawa
321….Dave Jenniss….Gatineau
322….Dave Jones….Kanata
323….Dave King….Orleans
324….Dave Marcotte….Ottawa
325….Dave McMahon….Chelsea
326….Dave Rayner….Chelsea
327….Dave Silvester….Ottawa
328….David Adderley….Ottawa
329….David Antonyshyn….Ottawa
330….David Barkley….Stittsville
331….David Bedard….Ottawa
332….David Bergeron….Ottawa
333….David Dawson….Ottawa
334….David Daze….Nepean
335….David De Almeida….Ottawa
336….David Duchesne….Ottawa
337….David Fobert….Ottawa
338….David Follows….Ottawa
339….David Hartholt….Stittsville
340….David Hunter….Ottawa
341….David Innes….Ottawa
342….David King….Orleans
343….David McCaw….Ottawa
344….David McClintock….Ottawa
345….David Michaud….Aylmer
346….David Moon….Arnprior
347….David Morgan….Ottawa
348….David Nogas….Ottawa
349….David Perry….Ottawa
350….David Rain….Ottawa
351….David Sloan….Kanata
352….David Tappin….Ottawa
353….David Tischhauser….Orleans
354….David Toomey….Ottawa
355….Dawn Carruthers….Richmond
356….Dawn Lomer….Ottawa
357….Dawn Montgomery….Ottawa
358….Dean Belway….Ottawa
359….Deborah Yu….Ottawa
360….Debra Ducharme….Ottawa
361….Denis Binette….Ottawa
362….Denis Gratton….Ottawa
363….Denise Morin….Stittsville
364….Dennene Huntley….Ottawa
365….Dennis Benoit….Ottawa
366….Dennis Smith….Ottawa
367….Dennis Toews….Ottawa
368….Dennis Waite….Ottawa
369….Derek Crabbe….Petawawa
370….Derek Dean….Greely
371….Derek Schroeder….Ottawa
372….Derek Spriet….Ottawa
373….Derrick Baldwin….Kanata
374….Derrick Pockiak….Ottawa
375….Diana Babor….Ottawa
376….Diana Devine….Ottawa
377….Diane Mensah….Nepean
378….Diane Robertson….Ottawa
379….Diego Tremblay….Ottawa
380….Dmitry Kabrelyan….Manotick
381….Don Harrison….Ottawa
382….Don Lavictoire….Orleans
383….Donald Drysdale….Ottawa
384….Doreen Lipovski….Ottawa
385….Doug Bowers….Carleton Place
386….Doug Eagle….Ottawa
387….Duaine Simms….Ottawa
388….Dustin Beach….Ottawa
389….Dwight McDougall….Kanata