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Another from my trip to St. Michael's, Maryland. This was the pier at the house that we stayed at for the trip. The view we had was one of the reasons I fell in love with the area. The weather was perfect for our trip, not too humid. I just relaxed on the pier for hours enjoying the view.
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Can you smell it, this wonderful aroma of the sea blown to the beach by a calm sea breeze? I'm back from a short trip to the Baltic Sea for a visit at my parents. After extreme rainfall on Friday and Saturday, we spent a wonderful evening at the beach yesterday.
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Another sunset at St Pauls Anglican church.
The sunset was just amazing that evening and I couldn't find anywhere close to the house to get some interesting shots. Believe it or not, the other side (east) was way more interesting but I couldn't find any good foreground for it.
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The ancient Roman city of Iesso, mentioned by classic authors Pliny the Elder and Ptolemy, identified by the preserved archaeological site in the village of Guissona.
Iesso was founded around the year 100 BC exploiting the natural resources of the flat Guissona: the presence of abundant water and ease for the exploitation of agricultural land nearby. This city has developed over more than seven centuries an important and constructive business. The current state of research allows noted that the Roman city of Iesso is walled and polygonal form a plant of about 15 and 18 are long, with a regular urban development characterized by a network of orthogonal streets, according to the models of the Roman cities of the time. To the second century BC and first century BC, is the foundation of the Roman city of IESSO. A city perfectly organized and structured with orthogonal streets, with a wall that protects the city center, with areas of cemeteries and public spaces. Its economy is based on agriculture, although there are also small articles such as pottery and domestic looms. This city has a very long endurance reaching s. VI AD. After that date there is a little-known period archaeologically and historically, that extends until S.XI. It is the period of confrontation between the Arab world and the counties feudal Catalans, and our land becomes "no man's land", where the border between the two worlds.The story continues to s. XI, particularly between 1010 and 1023, in which there is a process of recovery from the county of Urgell. Finding a strategic defensive and is a sufficient defense tower or castle in the current PL. of Capdevila, around which the people were rising. Guissona is set to Closa medieval village.Since the eleventh century until the thirteenth, the domain of the village of Guissona is shared between the Bishop of Urgell and the family Fluvià. In this double lordship is in our arms, showing the lineage of Fluvià (the waves of water) and the domain of the bishop (the Greek cross). From s. XIII, the lordship passed entirely into the hands of the bishop, which explains the presence of several palaces Episcopal our people. The last of these palaces are built around the seventeenth century and occupied the land where currently there is the Plaza del Obispo Benlloch, the City Council and the Catholic Center. We must stress also the work of Fluvià, an episcopal palace unfinished initiated by Bishop Peter Cardona with a style of detransició beginning of the s. XVI, the work that still rest with us. Another example of the importance of this domain is the religious renewal that affects the parish church. At the end of the s. XVIII, the former Romanesque church dedicated to s. XI is demolished and in its place is a temple built in neoclassical style, the majestic dimensions that still exists today. Especially the Baroque altarpiece of Solomonic dedicated to the Virgin
Lord make me an instrument of your peace,
Where there is hatred let me sow love.
Where there is injury, pardon.
Where there is doubt, faith.
Where there is despair, hope.
Where there is darkness, light.
And where there is sadness, joy.
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O divine master grant that I may
not so much seek to be consoled as to console;
to be understood as to understand;
To be loved as to love
For it is in giving that we receive-
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned.
And it's in dying that we are
born to eternal life.
Amen
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Inspired from this shot. Its been a while since I have been to my hometown, me and my relatives we always make it a point to be in our hometown for Pongal(The festival of Harvest). Read more about Pongal. My Grandfather is a farmer and so Pongal is so special to us and we all make it a point to be in our village Thirukkurungudi. Most of my relatives, the count will come around 80, as some won't be able to make it this time will be assembling there, we don't do anything special, just sit around talk about the whole year that had gone past, we cook for everyone, there is a huge open space in front of the our home called Mutram, with a huge neem tree, which is as old as my grandfather, we just sit under that, eat, sleep together. Those are the moments which taught us how happy life can be. We wake up walk to our fields, take bath in our well, sit on our fields and enjoy the air. Every year once this festival is over, I see almost all my relatives in tears, I am not talking about kids, starting from my Grandfather and Mother everyone is in tears and they say to each other, just one more year and the next Pongal will be here. So every day, every second we start expecting the next Pongal. We have booked almost half a compartment in the train. Will meet you all after those wonderful days, enjoy your Pongal too.அனைவருக்கும் உளம்கனிந்த தமிழர் திருநாள் நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள். Thanks for all your visits, favs and comments
அந்த ரயில் இங்கிருந்து கிளம்பையிலே கலைந்துவிடும் எங்களுக்கு தூக்கம்,
ஒவ்வொரு நிறுத்தம் வருகையிலும் எட்டிப்பார்ப்பேன் சீக்கிரம் வந்துறாதா என்ற நினைப்போடு,
விடிய ஊர் வந்து சேர்ந்ததும் எங்களுக்காக வந்து காத்திருப்பார் என் மாமா,
அங்கிருந்து வீடு சென்றதும் வாசலிலே நின்றிறுப்பார்கள் என் தாத்தாவும், பாட்டியும், அத்தையும்,
அவர்கள் தலைக்கு மேலாய் எங்கள் வீட்டு வேப்ப மரம்,
பகல் முழுக்க பரபரப்பாய் வேலை நடக்கும் பேசியபடியே,
இரவு வந்ததும் கோலமிட்ட படியே பேசிக்கொண்டிருப்பார்கள் என் அம்மா, சித்தி, பெரியம்மா, அத்தை, பாட்டி அனைவரும்,
தூக்கம் கண்களைச் சுழற்றுகையில் ஒரு கிழிந்த பாயை அந்த வேப்ப மரத்திற்கு கீழே போட்டு தொடரும் பேச்சு,
ஒரு நொடி கூட தொலைத்துவிடாமல் பேசிக்கொண்டே இருப்பார்கள்,
ஒரு வருடத்தின் மொத்தப் பேச்சையும் பேசிக் கழித்துவிட வேண்டும் என்ற வெறியோடு,
பள்ளிக்காலம் தொடங்கி நேற்று ரயிலில் சண்டையிட்டது வரை,
ஒரு புள்ளி மாறாமல் பறிமாறிக்கொள்வார்கள் பேச்சிலே,
சில சமயம் அவர்கள் பள்ளியில் நடித்த நாடகங்கள் கூட அரங்கேறும் பாட்டுக் கச்சேறியுடன்,
ஒயாமல் பேசியபடியே எப்போது தூங்குவார்களோ தெரியாது,
ஆனால் காலையில் நான் கண் விழிக்கையில் தொடர்ந்து கொண்டிருக்கும் பேச்சு,
ஊர் கிளம்பும் நாள் வரையில் எங்கள் உலகத்தின் மகிழ்ச்சியை, யாருக்கும் விட்டுக் கொடுக்காமல் கொண்டாடி மகிழ்வோம்,
ஊர் கிளம்பும் நொடியில் அமைதியாய் வந்து எங்கள் வீட்டையே ஆக்கிரமித்திருக்கும் ஒரு அமைதி,
வெறும் கண்ணீர்த் துளிகள் மட்டுமே பேசிக்கொண்டிருக்கும்,
அப்போதும் ஊமையாய் எங்களைப் பார்த்துக் கொண்டிருக்கும் எங்கள் வீட்டு வேப்ப மரம்,
எங்கள் அடுத்த வருட வரவை எதிர் நோக்கி
©Karthik'Z photography
Vall de Núria is particularly interested in spreading the values of respect and preservation of the natural environment among its visitors. Knowledge and understanding is essential in order to protect. It is for this reason that we offer a set of facilities and activities aimed at aiding appreciation of the environment and those elements that compose it:
Nature Hall. Permanent exhibition about the upper mountains’ natural systems.
Dedicated information points distributed around the grounds: the orientation table at the Creu d’en Riba, weather observatory, mountain flowers, the red frog, the river trout, the Environmental Interpretation Centre (CIM), the water treatment plant, etc.
Marked walking and excursion Itineraries to enjoy and gain a better viewpoint of the various natural surroundings where the sanc-tuary is located.
Discovery activities and workshops specially aimed at schools.
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M/V "HERM KIEPE" is a fast, highly versatile and modern fully cellular geared Containervessel, with an increased capability of carrying reefer containers. It has also the highest ice class E3. These attributes makes her uniquely flexible in this market segment. The yard type is Sietas 155b and has an intake of 977 TEU. Various other containers as well as other cargoes can be transported. She is trading since 15th November 1997.
www.schepers.de/index.php?np=1,1,0
Flag: Antigua and Barbuda
Port of Registry: St.Johns
Owner: Reederei Schepers,Harem / Ems, Germany
Year built: 1997
Built by: Sietas Werft,Hamburg Neugraben
Length: 139.50m
Beam: 23.90m
Draft: 9.16m max.
Gross tonnage: 9991 tons
Net tonnage: 5208 tons
Deadweight: 13059 tons
Container capacity: 977 TEU
Crane: 28.50m SWL 40t / 25.00m 45t
Cargo hold capacity: grain 17372 cbm / bale 15822 cbm
Engine type: Krupp MaK 8 M 601 C
Engine power: 8105 bhp
Speed: 19,1 knots
Call Sign: V2OP5
MMSI : 304634000
IMO: 9162667
View Waterfall in Moran St. Park on Black
View Waterfall in Moran St. Park Map/EXIF
Nikon D800E + 14-24 mm f/2.8 @ 21 mm - 0.6 sec at f/11, ISO 100
Aperture priority mode @ -1 EV E.C - Pattern metering - no flash
Subject Distance: unknown
Taken on a short hike in the woods with Haley and her family.
48°38'51" N 122°49'51" W, 628.3 ft
Waterfall, Moran State Park
Olga, Washington, USA
Taken on 06.17.2012, uploaded on 08.02.2012.
©2012 Adam James Steenwyk. Please contact me at ajamess [at] gmail [dot] com if you would like to use this photo. Blog: www.f128.info
Explored March 10, 2009 highest #247
Today was a good day! The sun was shining, the birds were singing, it was 70 degrees out, and things are blooming!! I just love this time of year. I mean, to watch the world around you wake up and rejoice, is just amazing. Adam and I took a little romp around the neighborhood this afternoon and this pear tree caught my eye, The blooms were so pretty and were popping out everywhere. Hope you guys enjoy looking at them as much as I did!
Oh, and I'm on Adele kick these days. Enjoy the lyrics to another one of her songs!
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Found myself today singing out your name,
You said I'm crazy,
If I am I'm crazy for you.
Sometimes sitting in the dark wishing you were here
Turns me crazy,
But it's you who makes me lose my head.
And every time I'm meant to be acting sensible
You drift into my head
And turn me into a crumbling fool.
Tell me to run and I'll race,
If you want me to stop I'll freeze,
And if you are me gonna leave, just hold me closer baby,
And make me crazy for you.
Crazy for you.
Lately with this state I'm in I can't help myself but spin.
I wish you'd come over,
Send me spinning closer to you.
My oh my, how my blood boils, it's sweet taste for you,
Strips me down bare
And gets me into my favourite mood.
I keep on trying, fighting these feelings away,
But the more I do,
The crazier I turn into.
Pacing floors and opening doors,
Hoping you'll walk through
And save me boy,
Because I'm too crazy for you.
Crazy for you
Lyrics copyright Adele
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: SHIN'S BASS SOLO (1 of 1) /
EL SOLO DE SHIN (1 de 1)
(Read in order, this is: SHOT/FOTO 18 of 48) 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.
LINKS:
- FOTOHISTORIAS en casa de Sheryl en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es
- Hilo de las Fotohistorias de Shin y Yashiro en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es
- Hilo de la Relación entre Shin y Yashiro en la sección de Penpals de Pullip .es
- Ayrin and Sheryl PHOTOSTORIES at Flickr
The Corvair FC's were designed to compete with the Volkswagen Transporter/Microbus/Pickup type II vehicle of the time. Chevrolet did some market research and determined that those who bought the VW products did so because they had more interior volume than a pickup based sedan delivery, were smaller outside, were more economical and easier to handle in city traffic. VW owners complained about the type II's lack of power, lack of an automatic transmission, small load rating and the relative uselessness of the pickup body.
The Chevrolet reply to the Volkswagen is really very much like a modern minivan or mini pickup. It has 80-110 horsepower, 130-160 lb-ft of torque (depending on year and engine option), weighs 2800-3000 lb, and has similar exterior dimensions to a Plymouth Grand Voyager. Unlike the modern vehicles, though, all Corvair FC's have a gross vehicle weight rating of 4600 lb, which works out to about a 3/4 ton payload. All Corvair 95's with stock paint were delivered in two-tone: one of about six colors with a white accent stripe. A white body was also available, which came with a red accent stripe. The Greenbrier Sportswagon was available with a limited range of the Corvair car colors for that year. The same accent stripe color rule applied. Fleet purchases could be any color or combination by special order, and were indicated by special codes stamped onto the body dataplate on the front cowl. So if you look in the book to find the original paint color for your FC Corvair and discover that the number on the body data tag (which is located on the kick panel by the handbrake) isn't in the book, chances are your truck was factory painted in some commercial livery. These numbers are decodable by Chevrolet, should you desire to reproduce the original paint.
The Corvair 95 Corvan panel van (model R1205) was an industrial delivery van and was produced 1961-1964. It had a lot of volume in a relatively small package and had a loading height of only 18" above the pavement into the side doors. It could be optioned from bare-bones (no heater, no radio, single speed wipers, painted bumpers) to pretty nice (chrome bumpers and trim, dual speed wipers with washer, direct air or gasoline heater, second and third bench seats, side and rear doors with windows). Normal Corvans have six doors: two front, two on the right side, and two rear. A second pair of side barn-doors was available on the driver's side as an option. Ma Bell bought quite a few Corvans.
The Corvan was also available with a full-window option, which made it look like a Greenbrier. But the comfort options had to be individually checked off just as with the panel van. The four square side windows didn't roll down unless you bought the "roll- down windows" option. The window option Corvan was primarily intended for ambulance and taxi use.
FC engines were the same size as the Corvair car engines of that year: 145 c.i. from 1961-1963, and 164 c.i. in 1964 and 1965. In all year models they have a special oil filler/dipstick tube location: a 1" hole on the right rear of the crankcase. This allows the engine oil to be checked and adjusted on an fc without raising the rear cargo deck, which is normally screwed down and is raised only for maintainance items like changing air cleaners, synchronizing carburetors, or overly intrusive concours inspections at CORSA meets. FC's also have a special low-height version of the 1961-1963 car air cleaner system to make the drivetrain fit under the deck.
Early Corvair 95s and Greenbrier Sportswagons were only available with one engine: a heavy-duty truck rated version of the 80 hp base car engine. Compared to the car engine, the FC version had exhaust valves of tougher metal, exhaust valve rotators, reduced compression, and richer carburetor jetting. As with the cars, the 1961-62 Forward Controls came with the highly efficient "folded-fin" oil cooler. 1963 models were equipped with the 8-plate cooler.
The 1964 and 1965 standard engine was the 95 hp base sedan engine with the same modifications mentioned above, except that they use the "heavy duty" 12-plate oil cooler. Greenbriers were also available with the 110 hp engine as an option. 1965 Greenbriers (and therefore all 1965 FC's) have alternators, all other years and models have generators.
All years and models came with a 3-speed manual transmission as standard equipment, with optional 4-speed manual and Powerglide automatic transmissions. Three final-drive ratios were available: 3.27:1 (default with '61 four-speed Greenbriers--good for highway cruising), 3.55:1 (default for all other FC's) and 3.89:1 (for heavy towing or mountain climbing). Manual transmission FC's had different gear ratios than the cars of that year to better match the power curve of the engine to the larger tires and greater weight of the vehicle. Powerglides were equipped with a special external fluid cooler under the battery box.
Recipe for Summer Potato Salad
▶ Adapted from:
Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home.
Authors: Julia Child, Jacques Pepin
Hardcover: 448 pages
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf; 1st edition (September 14, 1999);
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0375404317
ISBN-13: 978-0375404313
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▶ INGREDIENTS
2 pounds large Yukon Gold potatoes
2 tablespoons malt vinegar
1/3 cup vegetable stock or potato-cooking water
1 cup vegan mayonnaise (such as non-soy Just Mayo)
▶ EXTRAS
2/3 cup finely chopped onion
1/2 cup finely chopped celery
3 radishes, roughly chopped
3 TBSP finely chopped dill pickle
3 TBSP chopped fresh scallions
1 TBSP capers
1 tsp ground white pepper
1 tsp ground mustard
1 tsp turmeric
1 tsp Liquid Smoke
1 tsp smoked paprika
Kosher salt, to taste
▶ GARNISH
Crisp whole red-leaf lettuce leaves
thinly sliced radishes
chopped scallion greens
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▶ PROCEDURE
1) Peel the potatoes and slice each one lengthwise in half, or in quarters if very large; then cut crosswise into half-round or quarter-round slices, about 1/2 inch thick.
2) Put the slices in a saucepan with water just to cover and 1 1/2 teaspoons of salt per quart of water. Bring water to a boil, and reduce to a simmer, uncovered. Cook the potatoes for 5 to 6 minutes, checking with a fork for cooked through, but still firm. Check frequently. DO NOT OVERCOOK.
3) Immediately remove from the heat and drain the potatoes into a colander, but save a cup of the cooking liquid for dressing the potatoes.
4) Add the malt vinegar to 1/3 cup of vegetable stock or the reserved potato water. Transfer the potatoes to a mixing bowl. Drizzle the vinegar/stock over the potato pieces, turning them gently to distribute evenly. Let sit 10 minutes to absorb the liquid.
5) Add potatoes to colander. Strain out any remaining liquid.
6) Return to mixing bowl. Add the onion, celery, pickle, scallions (reserving some for the garnish), capers, Liquid Smoke, and spices (minus the paprika and salt). Toss. Top with 2/3 cup of mayonnaise and, with a large rubber spatula, gently fold everything together until well blended. Taste the salad and add more salt, pepper, mayonnaise, or vinegar/stock as needed.
7) Cover the salad and set aside in the refrigerator for at least an hour or so before serving. If it is refrigerated longer, let it come back to room temperature before serving.
8) To serve, line a bowl or a platter with red-leaf lettuce, and mound the salad on top. Decorate at the last moment with radish slices, chopped scallion greens, and a couple of dashes of smoked paprika.
▶ See the original recipe at: The Food Network.
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▶ Photographer's note:
Something is off-kilter with Flickr's statistic-counter. Posted in March 2016, this photo has been sitting comfortably at just more than 1000 views into 2022. Now, in early 2023, the aggregate-views-counter lists more than 10,000 views, an improbability considering the few daily views, even with pixie-dust. Still a tasty recipe, though!
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▶ Camera: Olympus Pen E-PL1.
— Lens: Olympus M.14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II L.
— Focal length: 16 mm
— Aperture: ƒ/3.8
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Die Türme des Passauer Stephans-Doms.
Das Bild hat inzwischen historischen Wert, denn zur Zeit werden die Türme mit einem weißen Schutzanstrich gegen zerstörende Umwelteinflüsse versehen, so wie bereits auf der Südseite des Dom geschehen.
This song is dedicated to Flickr. Best viewed large on black.
God, I’m worse than a teenage girl with all these hormonal hissy fits. I don’t expect anyone to care about this or to read this brainfart, but it kinda helps me put things in perspective and work things out.
I think I’m having a love hate relationship with flickr and photography at the mo. I’m calling on Flickr to employ a therapist that could help me through my photography journey and through the fuked up world that is flickrland....,then again I could just take my head out my of ass and do some thinking for myself.
I seem to have come to a stumbling block with my photography and think I might be blaming it on flickr to a certain extent. In fact I guess i’m just frustrated and disappointed in myself. I feel like I’ve experienced a speeded up version of photography learning over the past 14 months. You get to a stage quite quickly of being able to compose a shot, to expose it how you want and actually take shots that your mates go... ‘Wow!’ or ‘You are really good’.... but it’s a bit of scam really, It isn’t hard to do that. I know I could go out to take powerful, appealing images.... but i don’t want to. I want to play, experiment and express myself in ways that aren’t about producing pretty or perfect pictures that impress people. But it isn’t that easy, i get sucked in to it and flickr sometimes doesn’t’ help that. I have so many projects and ideas that I would have given a go a year ago, but now there is some sort of expectation on me (only put on by myself, i guess) I find it harder to get out there and do it. Procrastination strikes then the all too familiar feelings of frustration and resentment kick in. i want to get rid of that....
Anycheese, just feel like I had so much excitement at the beginning, I got wowed out that it was possible to capture moment, a mood, to express a feeling or even just capture a pretty scene. I really didn’t care whether others would like it or whether it was any good or not. I want that freedom and awe back. I’m going back to basics. I;m going to take shots for whatever reason i want, maybe just coz it’s pretty, maybe because it has a deep psychological meaning behind it or maybe just because it makes me smile.
Although Flickr can sometimes exacerbate the over inflation of one’s own talent & ability and encourage one down the path of least resistance of popularity and conformity, it does has its major plus points. Not just the incredible photography that does crop up... but the inspiration of people that shoot what they love, for themselves, no matter how others perceive it. I respect those that do that. I’m also astonished at how i really do feel a friendship to some people on here that i;ve never even met, and genuinely feel a care and interest for.... and that gives this place quite a unique, if not scary, appeal.
*Thanks for the comments and flickrmails recently, I really have appreciated it.
The property now known as Tanglewood Park was part of land claimed by Sir Walter Raleigh for Queen Elizabeth on March 25, 1584. Among the earliest European settlers of the Yadkin River Valley was William Johnson, an immigrant from Wales. In 1757, just four years after the Moravian settlement of the Wachovia Tract in the nearby communities of Bethabara and Salem, Johnson purchased the mile square central portion of the present property from the Ellis family to whom the land was deeded in 1753 by Lord William Linville. The Ellis family leased the land for a short time "for five shillings lawful money of Great Britain in hand a yearly rent of one peppercorn payment at he Feast of Saint Michael, the archangel". After obtaining the property, Johnson built a fort overlooking the Yadkin River to protect his family and neighbors from attacks during the French and Indian War. Currently, this spot is marked by a monument just south of the Manor House. In 1765, he died and is now buried on the highest hill in the area called Mount Pleasant. In 1809 a simple frame church was erected next to his grave and remains today as one of the park’s architectural attractions. Although services are no longer held there, many people are united in marriage at the Mount Pleasant Church each year.
In 1859, James Johnson had the 18 room Manor House built on a hill in the center of the estate. The house was a gift of love to his daughter, Emily, for a wedding present. Two wings were added later.
The Johnson heirs sold their property in 1921 to William Neal Reynolds, brother of tobacco entrepreneur R. J. Reynolds. At that time the Tanglewood tract was enlarged to over 1,100 acres (4.5 km2) and the Manor House expanded to 28 rooms. Mr. Will, as he was called, raised and raced thoroughbred harness horses and established Tanglewood Farm as a home to some of the country’s finest pacers. In the Manor House, Mr. Will had a special room dedicated to his trophy’s, called the "Trophy Room." A fire that started mysteriously in a trophy room display case in 1980 did considerable damage, but the room has been restored. The room is surrounded by plaques and horse photographs. It is obvious that Mr. Will was a horse lover, and this tradition is carried on with Tanglewood Farm. Trail rides, hayrides, and carriage rides are available by reservation.
Today, the Manor House is a Bed & Breakfast Inn with 10 guest rooms, sweeping staircases, the Trophy Room, 20’s Room, and Rock Fireplace Room. These facilities are used for weddings, meetings, and overnight accommodations.
Mr. Will’s wife, Kate, a horticultural enthusiast, began the extensive native and ornamental plantings at Tanglewood and employed German master gardener, Mr. Frank Lustig, who continued her plans and his life’s work. He contributed the 800 bush Rose Garden on the Manor House lawn, the Arboretum behind the house, and the nearby Fragrance Garden to the estate. For 60 years, even after the death of his employers, and their gift of the estate, Lustig poured his talents into Tanglewood. He is buried in the graveyard at Tanglewood next to the historic church. The Reynolds couple had no children, and, as a gesture enabling others to benefit from the beauty, elegance, history, and recreation their country estate had to offer, in 1951, they willed the Tanglewood property to the citizens of Forsyth County to share as a public recreational park. Thus, Tanglewood Park was born. The facility is owned by Forsyth County. [wikipedia]
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See also: (2010 Army Run results for Ottawa & area runners); (2009 Army Run results)
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Sept. 6, 2010. For the half-marathon race, the following local runners have registered with the Running Room for the Sept. 19th Canada Army Run in Ottawa. The list is sorted by community (Ottawa first) and then by first name.
Part A. Ottawa
Part B. Other Communities (e.g., Kanata, Nepean, Gatineau)
A. Ottawa
1…Adam Martin
2…Adriana Ducic
3…Adrien Barrieau
4…Adwin Gallant
5…Aideen Smith
6…Aili Ignacy
7…Alain Vermette
8…Alan Born
9…Alan Mulawyshyn
10…Alan Yeadon
11…Alecks Zarama
12…Alex Peach
13…Alexa Hutchinson
14…Alexis Tervo
15…Alia Waterfall
16…Alice Adamo
17…Alison Cunningham
18…Alison McCray
19…Alison Mulawyshyn
20…Alison Young
21…Allan Gauci
22…Allison Seymour
23…Amanda Brown
24…Amanda Haddad
25…Amanda Halladay
26…Amanda Main
27…Amanda Mulawyshyn
28…Amanda Pavlovic
29…Amber Steeves
30…Amelie Armstrong
31…Amy Donaghey
32…Amy Johnson
33…Amy Rose
34…André François Giroux
35…Andre Morency
36…Andre Rancourt
37…Andrea Matthews
38…Andrea Wenham
39…Andrew Ha
40…Andrew Hawley
41…Andrew Kelly
42…Andrew Matwick
43…Andrew Mendes
44…Andrew Ng
45…Andrew Norgaard
46…Andrew Postma
47…andrew staples
48…Andrew Young
49…Andy Acelvari
50…Angela Lamb
51…Angela Romany
52…Angela Walter
53…Anika Clark
54…Anita Barewal
55…Anita Choquette
56…Anita Portier
57…Anka Crowe
58…Ann Lanthier
59…Ann MacDonald
60…Anna Aylett
61…Anna Dabros
62…Anna Wilkinson
63…Anna-Maria Frescura
64…Anne Finn
65…Anthony Robertson
66…Antonia Marrs
67…Ashleigh Craig
68…Ashley Allott
69…Ashley Harrington
70…Audra Swinton
71…Audrey Corsi Caya
72…B Schmidt
73…Barbara Burkhard
74…Barbara Chisholm
75…Barbara Mingie
76…Barry Walker
77…Beate Pradel
78…Ben-Zion Caspi
79…Bernard Charlebois
80…Berny Gordon
81…Betty Bulman
82…Beverly Clarkson
83…Bhaskar Gopalan
84…Bill McEachern
85…Billy Wilson
86…Bob McGillivray
87…Bonnie Stewart
88…Brad Mackay
89…Brad Wood
90…Brandon McArthur
91…Breanne Merklinger
92…Brent Miller
93…Brian Davis
94…Brian O'Higgins
95…Brian Ray
96…Brian Senecal
97…Brian Storosko
98…Brian Tweedie
99…Brigitte Jackstien
100…Brittany Hinds
101…Bruce McLaurin
102…Bruce Sheppard
103…Bryan Hofmeister
104…Cal Mitchell
105…Cameron Fraser
106…Candice Therien
107…Carly Lachance
108…Carmelle Sullivan
109…Carmen Vierula
110…Catherine Caron
111…Catherine Pound
112…Catherine Wallace
113…Cathy Green
114…Cecilia Ho
115…Chad Scarborough
116…Chad Wilson
117…Chantal Campbell
118…Chantal Pilon
119…Chantelle Lalonde
120…Charlene Mathias
121…Charlene Ruberry
122…Charlotte Newton
123…Cherrie Meloche
124…Cheryl Kardish-Levitan
125…Cheryl McIntyre
126…Cheryl Shore
127…Chris Bowen
128…Chris Bright
129…Chris Brown
130…Chris Dannehl
131…Chris Durham-Valentino
132…Chris Morris
133…Chris Rath
134…Chris Spiteri
135…Chris Weicker
136…Chris Woodcock
137…Christian Cattan
138…Christie Bitar
139…Christina Jensen
140…Christina Mullally
141…Christine Geraghty
142…Christine Hodge
143…Christine Meldrum
144…Christine Pratley-Moore
145…Christine Rath
146…Christine Smith
147…Christine Vaillancourt
148…Christopher Kelly
149…Christopher Mallette
150…Cindy Lim
151…Cindy Robinson
152…Clare MacRae
153…Claude Béland
154…Claude Papineau
155…Claudia Brown
156…Claudia Veas
157…Clyde MacLellan
158…Colette Nault
159…Colin Daniel
160…Colleen Bigelow
161…Colleen Crane
162…Connie Acelvari
163…Constance Craig
164…Coreen Corcoran
165…Corri Barr
166…Cory Kwasny
167…Courtenay Beauregard
168…Craig Blair
169…Curtis McGrath
170…Cynthia Elliott
171…Dan Moore
172…Dana Derousie
173…Dana Wall
174…Danene Whiting
175…Daniel Barnes
176…Daniel Munro
177…Daniel Pharand
178…Daniel Pohl
179…Danielle Leguard-White
180…Dara Hakimzadeh
181…Daria Strachan
182…Darlene Joyce
183…Darlene Whiting
184…Darrell Bridge
185…Dave Goods
186…Dave Johnston
187…Dave Marcotte
188…Dave Poff
189…Dave Silvester
190…Dave Yurach
191…David Aaltonen
192…David Delaney
193…David Fobert
194…David Gerrard
195…David Gregory
196…David Kirk
197…David Lemieux
198…David Liimatainen
199…David Murray
200…David Stewart
201…David Tischhauser
202…David Wright
203…Dawn Bruyere
204…Dawn Fallis
205…Dawn Montgomery
206…Dawn More
207…Dean Justus
208…Deanna Murray
209…Deb Hogan
210…Debby Duford
211…Deborah Kacew
212…Deborah Newhook
213…Denis Carriere
214…Denise Senecal
215…Denise Thibault
216…Dennis Bulman
217…Derek Love
218…Derek Spriet
219…Derrick Ward
220…Diana Harrison
221…Diane Boisvert
222…DJ Butcher
223…Djordje Zutkovic
224…Dominique Au-Yeung
225…Don Andersen
226…Don Cooper
227…Don Orr
228…Dona Hill
229…Dona Pino
230…Donald Waldock
231…Donna Justus
232…Donna Manweiler
233…Donna Moffatt
234…Doreen Lipovski
235…Doris McLean
236…Dorothy Kitchen
237…Dot Harvey
238…Douglas Cooper
239…Duaine Simms
240…Dung Bui
241…Edie Knight
242…Edith Anderson
243…Edith Bostwick
244…Edith Duarte
245…Edith Grienti
246…Edmund Thomas
247…Eileen Tosky-McKinnon
248…Eira Macdonell
249…Elaine Rufiange
250…Eleanor Thomas
251…Eleonora Karabatic
252…Elisabeth Fowler
253…Elizabeth Jones
254…Elizabeth Millaire
255…Elle Bouliane
256…Ellen Carter
257…Ellen O'Halloran
258…Emilee Lloyd-Krusky
259…Emilie Brouzes
260…Émilie Comtois-Rousseau
261…Emily Gusba
262…Emily MacLean
263…Emily Mantha
264…Emmanuelle Arnould-Lalonde
265…Ena Malvern
266…Enya Hamel
267…Eric Arnold
268…Erin Wall
269…Erin White
270…Esther Seto
271…Eva Burnett
272…Evamarie Weicker
273…Evan May
274…Evelyne Gionet
275…Fannie Gouault
276…Felice Pleet
277…Fiona Grant
278…Frances Furmankiewicz
279…Francine Millen
280…Francois Dumaine
281…Francois Pineau
282…Francoise Mulligan
283…Frank D'Angelo
284…Franz Kropp
285…Fuen Leal-Santiago
286…Gabe Batstone
287…Gabriel Castro
288…Gabriela Balajova
289…Gabriela Fonseca
290…Gail Baker-Gregory
291…Gary Bazdell
292…Gary Guymer
293…Gary Wilkes
294…Gavin Lemoine
295…Geb Marett
296…Geneva Collier
297…Gennifer Stainforth
298…Geof Dudding
299…Geoff Cooper
300…Geoff Dunkley
301…George Ferrier
302…Gerald Nigra
303…Gerry Doucette
304…Gilles St-Pierre
305…Gillian Andersen
306…Ginette Lalonde-Kontio
307…Ginny Strachan
308…Glen Chiasson
309…Golmain Percy
310…Gord Baldwin
311…Gord Coulson
312…Graham Thatcher
313…Graig Halpin
314…Grant Stewart
315…Graziella Panuccio
316…Greg Godsell
317…Greg Morris
318…Greta Chase
319…Greta Smith
320…Gurminder Singh
321…Guy Giguere
322…Hali Smith
323…Harold Geller
324…Heather Baker
325…Heather Bigelow
326…Heather Hopkins
327…Heather Paulusse
328…Heather Phillips
329…Heather Watts
330…Heather Williams
331…Heidi Schissel
332…Helen Yemensky
333…Héléne Lepine
334…Holly Johnson
335…Hong Pang
336…Ian Beausoleil-Morrison
337…Ian Graham
338…Ian MacVicar
339…Ian McNaughton
340…Ingrid Koenig
341…Irène Dionne
342…Irv Marucelj
343…Irvin Hill
344…Isabelle Deschenes
345…Jack Jensen
346…Jackie Kachuik
347…Jacqueline Thorne
348…Jade Sillick
349…Jaime Girard
350…James Fraser
351…James Godefroy
352…Jamie Hurst
353…Jane Gibson
354…Jane Maxwell
355…Jane Rooney
356…Jane Scott
357…Jane Spiteri
358…Jane Waterfall
359…Jane Weldon
360…Janet Cooper
361…Janet Curran
362…Janet Huffman
363…Janice Richard
364…Jared Broughton
365…Jasmine Brown
366…Jason Chouinard
367…Jason Frew
368…Jason Stewart
369…Jay Rached
370…Jay Shaw
371…Jayne Barlow
372…Jeff Hausmann
373…Jeff Waterfall
374…Jeffery Vanderploeg
375…Jeffrey Green
376…Jeffrey Muller
377…Jeffrey Reid
378…Jen Peirce
379…Jenelle Power
380…Jennea Grison
381…Jennifer Ajersch
382…Jennifer Baudin
383…Jennifer Bucknall
384…Jennifer Elliott
385…Jennifer Fraser
386…Jennifer Kaufman
387…Jennifer Leblanc
388…Jennifer Morris
389…Jessalynn Miller
390…Jessica Brown
391…Jessica Evans
392…Jessica Lanouette
393…Jessica McKittrick
394…Jessica Ouvrard
395…Jill Ainsworth
396…Jill Baker
397…Jill Dickinson
398…Jill Frook
399…Jim Carter
400…Jim Walsh
401…Jimmy Novak
402…Joann Garbig
403…Joanne Collins
404…Joanne Foley-Grimes
405…Joanne Fox
406…Joanne Merrett
407…JoAnne Schmid
408…Jocelyne Grandlouis
409…Jodi Ashton
410…Jody McKinnon
411…Joel Proulx
412…Joelle D'Aoust
413…Johanna Jennings
414…Johanne Bertrand
415…John Emard
416…John Manwaring
417…John Oliver
418…John Welsh
419…John-Paul Yaraskavitch
420…Jolene Harvey
421…Jolene Savoie
422…Jonathan Charbonneau
423…Jonathan Freedman
424…Jonathan Lemieux
425…Jonathan Woodman
426…Joni Ogawa
427…Josee Surprenant
428…Josette Day
429…Josh Bowen
430…Josh McKinnon
431…Joy Halverson
432…Julia Brothers
433…Julia De Ste Croix
434…Julia Johnston
435…Juliann Castell
436…Julie Burke
437…Julie Dale
438…Julie Farmer
439…Julie Laplante
440…Julie Lefebvre
441…Julie Rutberg
442…Justin Maheux
443…Justin McAtamney
444…Justin McKinnon
445…Kara Wheatley
446…Karen Burns
447…Karen Cook
448…Karen Dillon
449…Karen Genge
450…Karen Sauve
451…Karina Tuyen Hua
452…Karl St-Hilaire
453…Kate Corsten
454…Kate Kurys
455…Kate Sherwood
456…Kate Truglia
457…Katherine Ann Aldred
458…Katherine MacDonald
459…Katherine Richardson
460…Katherine Ryan
461…Kathleen Gifford
462…Kathleen Talarico
463…Kathryn Laflamme
464…Kathy Heney
465…Kathy Lewis
466…Kathy McGilvray
467…Kathy Rutledge
468…Katie Rutledge-Taylor
469…Kazutoshi NISHIZAWA
470…Keith Holman
471…Keith Johnson
472…Keith Mulligan
473…Keith Savage
474…Kelly Bell
475…Kelly Harrington
476…Kelly St-Jacques
477…Ken Hardage
478…Ken McNair
479…Ken Whiting
480…Kendall Miller
481…Kendra Kehoe
482…Kerri Cook
483…Kevin Hubich
484…Kevin Mercer
485…Kevin O'Brien
486…Kiley Thompson
487…Kim Benjamin
488…Kim Moir
489…Kim Shelp
490…Kimberley Low
491…Kimberley Salisbury
492…Krista MacDonald
493…Kristin Harrison
494…Kristina Jensen
495…Kristine Dempster
496…Kristine Simpson
497…Krysten Chase
498…Kyla Kelly
499…Kyle Miersma
500…Lalonde Martine
501…Lambros Pezoulas
502…Laura Cluney
503…Laura Smith
504…Laura Walker-Ng
505…Lauren Gamble
506…Laurent Roy
507…Laurie Gorman
508…Laurie Hardage
509…Lawrence Wong
510…Leah Beaudette
511…Lee Blue
512…Leigh Howe
513…Leona Emberson
514…Leslie McLean
515…Leslie-Anne Bailliu
516…Lia Eichele
517…Lian Bleckmann
518…Liliane Langevin
519…Linda Doyle
520…Lindsay Grace
521…Lindsay Wilson
522…Lisa Francis
523…Lisa Gibson
524…Lisa Grison
525…Lisa Hans
526…Lisa Headley
527…Lisa Hogan
528…Lisa Kawaguchi
529…Lise Perrier
530…Liz Van Dijk
531…Lori Blais
532…Lori Howell
533…Lorina Herbert
534…Lorna MCCREA
535…Lorretta Pinder
536…Louise Morin
537…Lucas Smith
538…Luis Ramirez
539…Luis Villegas
540…Lyndsey Hill
541…Lynn Diggins
542…Lynn McLewin
543…Lynn Nightingale
544…Lynn Sewell
545…Lynn Stewart
546…Lyse Langevin
547…Madeleine Gravel
548…Magali Johnson
549…Malcolm Williams
550…Mandy Smith
551…Maple Yap
552…marc cholette
553…Marc Patry
554…Marcel Mathurin
555…Marcella Ost
556…Marci Dearing
557…Margaret Davidson
558…Margaret Michalski
559…Marian McMahon
560…Marilyn Warren
561…Mario Villemaire
562…Mark Boyle
563…Mark Burchell
564…Mark McGill
565…Mark Whiting
566…Martin Dinan
567…Martin Sullivan
568…Mary Jean Price
569…Mary Kate Williamson
570…Mary Murphy
571…Mathew Pearson
572…Matt Parenteau
573…Matthew Chan
574…Matthew Eglin
575…Matthew Payne
576…Maureen Feagan
577…Mauricio Salgado
578…Meagan Morris
579…Meaghan Curran
580…Melanie Caulfield
581…Melinda Newman
582…Melissa Hammell
583…Melissa Hyde
584…Melissa Madill
585…Melissa White
586…Meredith Rocchi
587…Michael Arts
588…Michael Blois
589…Michael Corneau
590…Michael D'Asti
591…Michael Gilligan
592…Michael Hogan
593…Michael Lang
594…Michael Maranto
595…Michael McAuley
596…Michael McNeill
597…Michael Yetman
598…Michel Bouchard
599…Micheline Lalonde
600…Michelle Cicalo
601…Michelle Keough
602…Michelle McAuliffe
603…Michelle Saunders
604…Mike Chambers
605…Mike Cummings
606…Mike Elston
607…Mike Henry
608…Mike Hopper
609…Mike Kowal
610…Mike Lavery
611…Mike Mazerolle
612…Mike Peralta
613…Mike White
614…Monica Martinez
615…M-Rosa Mangone-Laboccetta
616…Murielle Cassidy
617…Nada Milosevic
618…Nadine Tischhauser
619…Nancy Amos
620…Nancy C Green
621…Nancy Colton
622…Nancy Dlouhy
623…Nancy Ferguson
624…Nancy Fowler
625…Nancy Green
626…Nancy Lau
627…Nardine Kwasny
628…Natalie Quimper
629…Natasha Carraro
630…Nathan Rotman
631…Nelson Lewis
632…
633…Nick Brunette-D'Souza
634…Nick Leswick
635…Nicky Saldanha
636…Nicole Byrne
637…Nicole Duguay
638…Nicole Mikhael
639…Nicole Slunder
640…Nina Franchina
641…Ondina Buttle
642…Paige Waldock
643…Pamela Biron
644…Pamela Ellison
645…Pascal Michaux
646…Pat Farley
647…Patricia Hachey
648…Patricia Wait
649…Patrick Byrne
650…Patrick Finn
651…Patrick Hebert
652…Patrick Marion
653…Patrick Miron
654…Patti Gamble
655…Paul dalgleish
656…Paul Denys
657…Paul MacNeil
658…Paul Malvern
659…Paul Masson
660…Paul Rosenberg
661…Paul Steeves
662…Paul Tessier
663…Paula Gherasim
664…Paula Piilonen
665…Peter Bayne
666…Peter Green
667…Peter Hammond
668…Peter Linkletter
669…Peter Mason
670…Peter Morel
671…Peter Winfield
672…Phillip Edwards
673…Prichya Sethchindapong
674…Quinn Murphy
675…Rachelle LeBlanc
676…Rajkumar Nagarajan
677…Ramy Abaskharoun
678…Rand Freeman
679…Randy Biberdorf
680…Randy McElligott
681…Ratnesh Singh
682…Raymond Boucher
683…Raymonde Langevin
684…Rebecca Dorval
685…Rebekah Swatton
686…Regan Mathurin
687…Remi Bourlon
688…Renata Manchak
689…Rene van Diepen
690…Renee Lamoureux
691…Rene-Louis Bourgeau
692…Reza Mashkoori
693…Rhiannon Andersen
694…Rhiannon Vogl
695…Rich Manery
696…Richard Bourassa
697…Richard Cheng
698…Richard Hanson
699…Richard Lewis
700…Richard Wall
701…Rick Dobson
702…Rick Emond
703…Rick O'Shaughnessy
704…Rob Criger
705…Rob Joseph
706…Robert Brown
707…Robert Christie
708…Robert Lee
709…Robert McGrath
710…Robert Moulie
711…Robin Sheedy
712…Rodney Ryan
713…Roger Langevin
714…Roger Pankhurst
715…Roger Zemek
716…Romeo Monette
717…Ron Armstrong
718…Ron Jande
719…Ron Mierau
720…Rose Parent
721…Russ Mirasty
722…Ruth Farey
723…RuthAnne Corley
724…Ryan Gillies
725…Ryan Kidman
726…S. Jack
727…Samantha 'Fatty' Hunter
728…Sandra Boyko
729…Sandra Chong
730…Sandra Moorman
731…Sanja Denic
732…Sara Mohr
733…Sara Tubman
734…Sarah Chalk
735…Sarah Dooley
736…Sarah Scott
737…Scott Beauchamp
738…Scott Colvin
739…Scott Doran
740…Scott Felman
741…Scott Gibson
742…Scott Townley
743…Sean Conrad
744…Sean McGrath
745…Sean O'Brien
746…Sébastien Taillefer
747…Sera Chiuchiarelli
748…Serge Richard
749…Shannon Renaud
750…Shari Goodfellow
751…Shari Nurse
752…Sharleen Conrad-Beatty
753…Sharon Chomyn
754…Sharon Ferdinand
755…Sharon Tobin
756…Shauna Graham
757…Shawn Murray
758…Shawn Rycroft
759…Sheila Barth
760…Sheila McIsaac
761…Shelley Chambers
762…She-Yang Lau-Chapdelaine
763…Simon Roussin
764…Sondra MacDonald
765…Sonia Gilroy
766…Sonia Granzer
767…Sophie Gravel
768…Soraya Moghadam
769…Stacey Brennan
770…Stèfan Tobin
771…Stephane Castonguay
772…Stephanie Brodeur
773…Stephanie Crisford
774…Stephanie Gauthier
775…Stephanie Gordon
776…Stephen LaPlante
777…Stephen Woroszczuk
778…Steve Astels
779…Steve Forrest
780…Steven Craft
781…Steven Turner
782…Stuart Laubstein
783…Susan Durrell
784…Susan Farrell
785…Susan Johnston
786…Susan Lacosta
787…Susan Mak Chin
788…Susan Richards
789…Suzanne Belzile
790…Suzanne MacLean
791…Sylvain Huard
792…Sylvie Rochon
793…Takuya Tazawa
794…Tammey Degrandpre
795…Tammy Frye
796…Tanya Frye
797…Tara Benjamin
798…Tarjinder Kainth
799…Terri Bolster
800…Terri-Lee Lefebvre
801…Terry Monger
802…Terry Muldoon
803…Terry Porter
804…Theresa Tam
805…Thomas Robinson
806…Tim Irwin
807…Timon LeDain
808…Tina Fallis
809…Tina Head
810…Tom Boudreau
811…Tom Brown
812…Tong Pang
813…Tonja Leach
814…Tony Kittridge
815…Tracie Royal
816…Tracy Corneau
817…Travis Smith
818…Trevor Johnson
819…Tricia Brown
820…Trina Bender
821…Tyler Dickerson
822…Val Lafranchise
823…Vanessa Brochet
824…Vanessa Buchanan
825…Vello Mijal
826…Vernon White
827…Veronique Boily
828…Vic Baker
829…Viola Caissy
830…Wade Smith
831…Walter Pamic
832…Walter Wood
833…Wayne Williams
834…Wendy Low
835…Will Simmering
836…Will Summers
837…Will Youngson
838…Willem Stevens
839…William Chisholm
840…William Morley
841…Winter Fedyk
842…Yan Zawisza
843…Yandu Oppacher
844…Yolande Simoneau
845…Zach McKeown
B. Other Communities
846…Terry Koronewski……..Alexandria
847…Ashley Page……..Almonte
848…Christina Kealey……..Almonte
849…Jenny Sheffield……..Almonte
850…Judi Sutherland……..Almonte
851…Linda Berkloo……..almonte
852…Tanya Yuill……..Almonte
853…Bette-Anne Dodge……..Arnprior
854…Constance Palubiskie……..Arnprior
855…Erin Tighe……..Ashton
856…Angela Hartley……..Athens
857…Christina Ward……..Athens
858…Heather Johnston……..Athens
859…Kevin Hartley……..Athens
860…Barbara Sweeney……..Aylmer
861…Chelsea Honeyman……..Aylmer
862…David Michaud……..Aylmer
863…Natalie Frodsham……..Beachburg
864…Carol-Anne McInnes……..Belleville
865…Craig McInnes……..Belleville
866…Edward Kooistra……..Belleville
867…Norma Barrett……..Belleville
868…Rhonda Cassibo……..Belleville
869…Christine Lalonde……..Bourget
870…Luc Lalonde……..Bourget
871…Pierre Lacasse……..Bourget
872…Kylie Howison……..Brockville
873…Tim Audet……..Brockville
874…Richard Bisson……..Cantley
875…Bonnie Levesque……..Carleton Place
876…Jennifer Blackburn……..Carleton Place
877…John Graham……..Carleton Place
878…Leanna Knox……..Carleton Place
879…Roger Kinsman……..Carleton Place
880…Ron Romain……..Carleton Place
881…Tom Kemp……..Carleton Place
882…Anna Li……..Carp
883…Elysa Esposito……..Carp
884…Gerard Rumleskie……..Carp
885…Hans Buser……..Carp
886…Ileana Tierney……..Carp
887…Lana Reid……..Carp
888…Peter Parkhill……..Carp
889…Raina Ho……..Carp
890…Rob Gaudet……..Carp
891…Shona Daniels……..Carp
892…Bob Sweetlove……..casselman
893…Mary Sweetlove……..casselman
894…Andy Best……..Chalk River
895…Angela Nuelle……..Chelsea
896…Ariane Brunet……..Chelsea
897…Benoit Perry……..Chelsea
898…Guillaume D'aoust……..Chelsea
899…Ian Hunter……..Chelsea
900…Jeff Bardsley……..Chelsea
901…Murielle Brazeau……..Chelsea
902…Raymond Brunet……..Chelsea
903…Sophie Brunet……..Chelsea
904…Yvan Dion……..Chelsea
905…Cathleen Bourret……..Chesterville
906…Bruce Oattes……..Cobden
907…Carole Buxcey……..Cobden
908…Chris Hornell……..Cobourg
909…Abigail Fontaine……..Cornwall
910…Cathy Richer……..Cornwall
911…Garth Wigle……..Cornwall
912…Joanne Filliol……..Cornwall
913…John St. Marseille……..Cornwall
914…Kathleen Hay……..Cornwall
915…Laurie Parisien……..Cornwall
916…Marc Besner……..Cornwall
917…Nancy Kelly……..Cornwall
918…Norman Marcotte……..Cornwall
919…Scott Heath……..cornwall
920…Stacie King……..Cornwall
921…Terry Quenneville……..Cornwall
922…Jane McLaren……..Cornwall,
923…John Speirs……..Deep River
924…Robin Engel……..Dundas
925…Timothy Engel……..Dundas
926…Christine Andrus……..Dunrobin
927…Gordon Colquhoun……..Dunrobin
928…Janet Campbell……..Dunrobin
929…Pamela Colquhoun……..Dunrobin
930…Alexandrea Watters……..Elgin
931…David McCulloch……..Embrun
932…Eric Deschamps……..Embrun
933…Robert Lindsay……..Embrun
934…Stéphane Gougeon……..Embrun
935…Sylvie Beauchamp……..Embrun
936…Richard Kellett……..Farnham
937…Jay Buhr……..Finch
938…Glenda O'Rourke……..Fitzroy Harbour
939…Jessica Craig……..Fitzroy Harbour
940…Denise Roy……..Fournier
941…Pierre Doucette……..Gananoque
942…Steacy Kavaner……..Gananoque
943…Alexandre Boudreault……..Gatineau
944…Alexandria Wilson……..Gatineau
945…Allan Wilson……..Gatineau
946…Anne-Marie Chapman……..Gatineau
947…Anne-Marie Regimbal……..Gatineau
948…Augusto Gamero……..Gatineau
949…Benoit Gagnon……..Gatineau
950…Bernard Audy……..Gatineau
951…Brenda Cox……..Gatineau
952…Carolyne Dube……..Gatineau
953…Céline Couture……..Gatineau
954…Chad Levac……..Gatineau
955…Chantale Lussier-Ley……..Gatineau
956…Christian Bourgeois……..Gatineau
957…Cristiano Rezende……..Gatineau
958…Dani Grandmaître……..Gatineau
959…Darya Shapka……..Gatineau
960…Dominique Kane……..Gatineau
961…Eric Silins……..Gatineau
962…François Laferrière……..Gatineau
963…Frédéric Thibault-Chabot……..Gatineau
964…Gilly Griffin……..Gatineau
965…Graham Wilson……..Gatineau
966…Greg Stainton……..Gatineau
967…Guy Corneau……..Gatineau
968…Guy Desjardins……..Gatineau
969…Hannah Juneau……..Gatineau
970…Hélène Belleau……..Gatineau
971…Isabelle Moses……..Gatineau
972…Isabelle Teolis……..Gatineau
973…Jean-Francois Pouliotte……..Gatineau
974…Jean-Philippe Dumont……..Gatineau
975…Jinny Williamson……..Gatineau
976…Jonathan Gilbert……..Gatineau
977…Josee Labonte……..Gatineau
978…Julie Demers……..Gatineau
979…Julie Piche……..Gatineau
980…Karine Leblond……..Gatineau
981…Katie Webster……..Gatineau
982…Kyle Hunter……..Gatineau
983…Lalonde Lucie……..Gatineau
984…Leisa McGillivray……..Gatineau
985…Lissa Comtois-Silins……..Gatineau
986…Louis Christophe Laurence……..Gatineau
987…Louis Simon……..Gatineau
988…Louise Boudreault……..Gatineau
989…Louise Fortier……..Gatineau
990…Mabel Wapachee……..Gatineau
991…Magali Couture……..Gatineau
992…Manon Damboise……..Gatineau
993…Manon Laliberté……..Gatineau
994…Marc André Nault……..Gatineau
995…Marc-Etienne Lesieur……..Gatineau
996…Mark Ellison……..Gatineau
997…Martin Labelle……..Gatineau
998…Martin Larose……..Gatineau
999…Michel Mercier……..Gatineau
1000…Michele Simpson……..Gatineau
1001…Mika Raja……..Gatineau
1002…Mikaly Gagnon……..Gatineau
1003…Nancy Jean……..Gatineau
1004…Natalie Brun del Re……..Gatineau
1005…Nathalie Brunet……..Gatineau
1006…Noel Paine……..Gatineau
1007…Pascal Tremblay……..Gatineau
1008…Patty Soles……..Gatineau
1009…Paul Gould……..Gatineau
1010…Philippe Houle……..Gatineau
1011…Pierre Villeneuve……..Gatineau
1012…Ray Burke……..Gatineau
1013…Raymond Desjardins……..Gatineau
1014…Réjean Lacroix……..Gatineau
1015…Robert Chassé……..Gatineau
1016…Sandra Roberts……..Gatineau
1017…Sanjay Vachali……..Gatineau
1018…Shelley Milton……..Gatineau
1019…Somphane Souksanh……..Gatineau
1020…Sonja Adcock……..Gatineau
1021…Sophie Caron……..Gatineau
1022…Stephane Boudrias……..Gatineau
1023…Stéphane Siegrist……..Gatineau
1024…Stéphanie Séguin……..Gatineau
1025…Steves Tousignant……..Gatineau
1026…Susie Simard……..Gatineau
1027…Suzanne Ramsay……..Gatineau
1028…Tanya O'Callaghan……..Gatineau
1029…Tayeb Mesbah……..Gatineau
1030…Terry SanCartier……..Gatineau
1031…Todd Keesey……..Gatineau
1032…Wayne Saunders……..Gatineau
1033…Zachary Healy……..Gatineau
1034…Belinda Coballe……..Gloucester
1035…Cam Wilson……..Gloucester
1036…Catherine Clifford……..Gloucester
1037…Cathy Gould……..Gloucester
1038…Danielle Thibeault……..Gloucester
1039…Dave Currie……..Gloucester
1040…David Clement……..Gloucester
1041…Gillian Todd-Messinger……..Gloucester
1042…Ingrid Brosseau……..Gloucester
1043…Jackie Millette……..Gloucester
1044…John Frappier……..Gloucester
1045…John Girard……..Gloucester
1046…Joseph Rios……..Gloucester
1047…Karen Beattie……..Gloucester
1048…Ken McFarlane……..Gloucester
1049…Keri Burgess……..Gloucester
1050…Lee Dixon……..Gloucester
1051…Lucie Villeneuve……..Gloucester
1052…Michele Boyer……..Gloucester
1053…Nicole Labelle……..Gloucester
1054…Sonja Renz……..Gloucester
1055…Tiffany Belair……..Gloucester
1056…Tom Fottinger……..Gloucester
1057…Virginia Mofford……..Gloucester
1058…Ann Westell……..Greely
1059…Carol Boucher……..Greely
1060…Claire Johnstone……..Greely
1061…Claire Maxwell……..Greely
1062…David Benyon……..Greely
1063…Jennifer Frechette……..Greely
1064…Randall Holmes……..Greely
1065…Scott Evans……..Greely
1066…Stephanie Courcelles……..greely
1067…Louise Galipeau……..Hammond
1068…Adam Boyle……..Kanata
1069…Adam Pelham……..Kanata
1070…Adrian Salt……..Kanata
1071…Afshan Thakkar……..Kanata
1072…Alistair Edwards……..Kanata
1073…Allen Piddington……..Kanata
1074…Amanda Archibald……..Kanata
1075…Anand Srinivasan……..Kanata
1076…Andrea Carisse……..Kanata
1077…Andrew Fewtrell……..Kanata
1078…Anne Collis……..Kanata
1079…Bernie Armour……..Kanata
1080…Bill Gilchrist……..Kanata
1081…Brenda Pavlovic……..Kanata
1082…Brian Archibald……..Kanata
1083…Brittney Pavlovic……..Kanata
1084…Carmen Davidson……..Kanata
1085…Cecilia Jorgenson……..Kanata
1086…Chandan Banerjee……..Kanata
1087…Cherie Koshman……..Kanata
1088…Cheryl Levi……..Kanata
1089…Chris Cowie……..Kanata
1090…Christine Pollex……..Kanata
1091…Cindy Molaski……..Kanata
1092…Colleen Gilchrist……..Kanata
1093…Colleen Kilty……..Kanata
1094…Crystal Thompson……..Kanata
1095…Dan Kelly……..Kanata
1096…Daniel Farrell……..Kanata
1097…Danny Schwager……..Kanata
1098…Deanne Van Rooyen……..Kanata
1099…Debbie Olive……..Kanata
1100…Deirdre Luesby……..Kanata
1101…Dhanya Thakkar……..Kanata
1102…Diane Boyle……..Kanata
1103…Fiona Valliere……..Kanata
1104…Francine Giannotti……..Kanata
1105…Gina Rossi……..Kanata
1106…Ginette Ford……..Kanata
1107…Greg Dow……..Kanata
1108…Greg Layhew……..Kanata
1109…Greg McNeill……..Kanata
1110…Jan Donak……..Kanata
1111…Janet Chadwick……..Kanata
1112…Janice Tughan……..Kanata
1113…Jeff Goold……..Kanata
1114…Jeff Zhao……..Kanata
1115…Jeffrey O'Connor……..Kanata
1116…Jennifer Delorme……..Kanata
1117…Jennifer Donohue……..Kanata
1118…Jennifer Nason……..Kanata
1119…Jennifer Prieur……..Kanata
1120…Jody Vallati……..Kanata
1121…John Cooper……..Kanata
1122…John Sullivan……..Kanata
1123…Karen Piddington……..Kanata
1124…Katalijn MacAfee……..Kanata
1125…Kathleen Westbury……..Kanata
1126…Kelly Ann Davis……..Kanata
1127…Kelly Livingstone……..Kanata
1128…Kelly Ross……..Kanata
1129…Kennerth Klassen……..Kanata
1130…Keri Hillier……..Kanata
1131…Kevin Boyd……..Kanata
1132…kevin rankin……..Kanata
1133…Kimberley Bohn……..Kanata
1134…Krista Ferguson……..Kanata
1135…Kristin Eagan……..Kanata
1136…Lauren Eyre……..Kanata
1137…Laurie Davis……..Kanata
1138…Lesley Dewsnap……..Kanata
1139…Lida Koronewskij……..Kanata
1140…Lillian Ng……..Kanata
1141…Lise Gray……..Kanata
1142…Lois Kirkup……..Kanata
1143…Louise King……..Kanata
1144…Luisa De Amicis……..Kanata
1145…Lynda Ciavaglia……..Kanata
1146…Lyne Denis……..Kanata
1147…Mark Brownhill……..Kanata
1148…Mark Jorgenson……..Kanata
1149…Mark Ruddock……..Kanata
1150…Marlene Alt……..Kanata
1151…Mary Anne Jackson-Hughes……..Kanata
1152…Melanie Coulson……..Kanata
1153…Melissa Hall……..Kanata
1154…Michael Brennan……..Kanata
1155…Michael Sutherland……..Kanata
1156…Michele LeMay……..Kanata
1157…Michelle Calder……..Kanata
1158…Mikkyal Koshman……..Kanata
1159…Nancy McGuire……..Kanata
1160…Neil Maxwell……..Kanata
1161…Neil Thomson……..Kanata
1162…Nolan MacAfee……..Kanata
1163…Pamela Ford……..Kanata
1164…Patricia Brown……..Kanata
1165…Peter Clark……..Kanata
1166…Peter Zimmerman……..Kanata
1167…Philip Tughan……..Kanata
1168…Rhonda Boudreau……..Kanata
1169…Robyn Hardage……..Kanata
1170…Sandra Plourde……..Kanata
1171…Sandy Brennan……..Kanata
1172…Scott Jewer……..Kanata
1173…Sharon Lee……..Kanata
1174…Sharon Skerritt……..Kanata
1175…Shelly Nesbitt……..Kanata
1176…Sheri Cayouette……..Kanata
1177…Shirley Ivan……..Kanata
1178…Sindy Dobson……..Kanata
1179…Smitha Srinivasan……..Kanata
1180…Sridhar Erukulla……..Kanata
1181…Steven Cowie……..Kanata
1182…Stuart Swanson……..Kanata
1183…Terry Koss……..Kanata
1184…Thomas Cain……..Kanata
1185…Tiffany Boire……..Kanata
1186…Tim Moses……..Kanata
1187…Tom Auger……..Kanata
1188…Tom Winter……..Kanata
1189…Vicky Neufeld……..Kanata
1190…Vincent_Andy Fong……..Kanata
1191…Wei Zhou……..Kanata
1192…Wendy Patton……..Kanata
1193…Guy Laliberte……..Kars
1194…Carole Perkins……..Kemptville
1195…Cheryl Brennan……..Kemptville
1196…Dave Springer……..Kemptville
1197…David Brennan……..Kemptville
1198…Karen Nickleson……..Kemptville
1199…Paul Bedard……..Kemptville
1200…Roxanne Harrington……..Kemptville
1201…Stephanie Mombourquette……..Kemptville
1202…Teena Dacey……..Kemptville
1203…Jackie Stadnyk……..Kinburn
1204…Kathy Twardek……..Kinburn
1205…Ronald Stadnyk……..Kinburn
1206…Joey Beaudin……..Limoges
1207…Judy Gagne……..Limoges
1208…Susan Draper……..Low
1209…Jennifer Duffy……..Maitland
1210…Penny Duffy……..Maitland
1211…Jennifer Kellar……..Mallorytown
1212…Robert Browne……..Mallorytown
1213…Andrew Colautti……..Manotick
1214…Chris Bourne……..Manotick
1215…Guy Beaudoin……..Manotick
1216…Robert Fabes……..Manotick
1217…Robert Lange……..Manotick
1218…Shirley MacGregor Ford……..Manotick
1219…Theresa Roberts……..Manotick
1220…Yvonne Brandreth……..Manotick
1221…Julianna Choi……..Markham
1222…Heather Purdy……..Martintown
1223…Michele Steeves……..Maxville
1224…Jodi Brennan……..Merrickville
1225…Michael Barkhouse……..Merrickville
1226…Andre Lasalle……..Metcalfe
1227…Kazimierz Krzyzanowski……..Metcalfe
1228…Michelle Crook……..Metcalfe
1229…Sylvie J Lapointe……..Metcalfe
1230…Isabella Jordan……..Morrisburg
1231…Allan Smith……..Munster
1232…Nancy Ann Smith……..Munster
1233…Carole Charlebois……..Navan
1234…Marcella MacDonald……..Navan
1235…Marie-France Lévesque……..Navan
1236…Mychele Malette……..navan
1237…Paul de Grandpré……..Navan
1238…Rosemary Barber……..Navan
1239…Veronique Bergeron……..Navan
1240…Wally Burns……..Navan
1241…Alain Phaneuf……..Nepean
1242…Alan Rushforth……..Nepean
1243…Alison Hill……..Nepean
1244…Allen Mackinder……..Nepean
1245…Andrew Johnston……..Nepean
1246…Angela MacNeil……..Nepean
1247…Angie MacDonald……..Nepean
1248…Anne-Josée Marion……..Nepean
1249…Caroline Bachynski……..Nepean
1250…Carolyn Frank……..Nepean
1251…Carolyn Perkins……..Nepean
1252…Cassandra Williams……..Nepean
1253…Chris Fitzgerald……..Nepean
1254…Chris Van Norman……..Nepean
1255…Christopher Hill……..Nepean
1256…Corey Wilson……..Nepean
1257…Dan Lacasse……..Nepean
1258…Dana Lee……..Nepean
1259…Dave Summerbell……..Nepean
1260…David Holmes……..Nepean
1261…David Mersereau……..Nepean
1262…Debbie Van Norman……..Nepean
1263…Denis Therrien……..Nepean
1264…Donna McKibbon……..Nepean
1265…Doug Simpson……..Nepean
1266…Erik Kristjansson……..Nepean
1267…Exequiel Alcober……..Nepean
1268…Face Wallace……..Nepean
1269…Gary Vrckovnik……..Nepean
1270…Helen Lum Young……..Nepean
1271…Ian MacLean……..Nepean
1272…Jack Kwan……..Nepean
1273…Jamie Hayami……..Nepean
1274…Jane Hext……..Nepean
1275…Jason Pantalone……..Nepean
1276…Jeff Slavin……..Nepean
1277…Jennifer McDonell……..Nepean
1278…Jeremy Garbas-Tyrrell……..Nepean
1279…John Cooke……..Nepean
1280…John Tegano……..Nepean
1281…Jon Schmeler……..Nepean
1282…Joseph Emas……..Nepean
1283…Karleen Heer……..Nepean
1284…Kathleen O'Leary……..Nepean
1285…Kathleen Stringer……..Nepean
1286…Katya Duhamel……..Nepean
1287…Kelly MacGregor……..Nepean
1288…Kerry Nolan……..Nepean
1289…Marie-Andree Dubreuil……..Nepean
1290…Marika Holmes……..Nepean
1291…Mark White……..Nepean
1292…Martyn Hodgson……..Nepean
1293…Mary Cooke……..Nepean
1294…Miranda Cole……..Nepean
1295…Moiz Syed……..Nepean
1296…Nicole Steinert……..Nepean
1297…Norm Duhamel……..Nepean
1298…Patti-Lynn Dougan……..Nepean
1299…Peter Dinsdale……..Nepean
1300…Rena Fulton……..Nepean
1301…Richard Thomas……..Nepean
1302…Ruth Glenwright……..Nepean
1303…Sandra Lett……..Nepean
1304…Sarah Hudson……..Nepean
1305…Sarah Matthews……..Nepean
1306…Scott Hems……..Nepean
1307…Scott MacMillan……..Nepean
1308…Shannon Matheson……..Nepean
1309…Sharye Marcus……..Nepean
1310…Shawna Thornhill……..Nepean
1311…Stephanie Dunne……..Nepean
1312…Steve Zinck……..Nepean
1313…Tanya Mykytyshyn……..Nepean
1314…Tim McNaughton……..Nepean
1315…Tony Blake……..Nepean
1316…Yusu Guo……..Nepean
1317…Christopher Sylvestre……..North Dundas Township
1318…Natalie Smith……..North Gower
1319…Alain Brulé……..Orleans
1320…André Larouche……..Orleans
1321…Andria George-Worth……..Orleans
1322…Andy Coughlin……..Orleans
1323…Anik Adam……..Orleans
1324…Anke Berndt……..Orleans
1325…Ann Marie David……..Orleans
1326…Anne McCarthy……..Orleans
1327…Arlene O'Brien……..Orleans
1328…Bonnie Ferguson……..Orleans
1329…Brad Hart……..Orleans
1330…Brenda Paquet……..Orleans
1331…Brian Wiens……..Orleans
1332…Carl Hume……..Orleans
1333…Carmen Saumure……..Orleans
1334…Carol Cameron……..Orleans
1335…Chantal Delangy……..Orleans
1336…Charles Momy……..Orleans
1337…Charles Sincennes……..Orleans
1338…Chris Henderson……..Orleans
1339…Chris Morrison……..Orleans
1340…Christina Michaud……..Orleans
1341…CIndy Ettinger……..Orleans
1342…Claire Chretien……..Orleans
1343…Claude Desgagne……..Orleans
1344…Coco Comtois……..Orleans
1345…Cynthia Taylor……..Orleans
1346…Dan Matthews……..Orleans
1347…Dana Nalley……..Orleans
1348…Daniel Caron……..Orleans
1349…Dave Trumpower……..Orleans
1350…Dean Durnford……..Orleans
1351…Deborah Baldwin……..Orleans
1352…Denis Hogan……..Orleans
1353…Donna Johnston……..Orleans
1354…Eann Hodges……..Orleans
1355…Elise Grenier……..Orleans
1356…Eric Fortier……..Orleans
1357…Frédéric-Francois Desmarais……..Orleans
1358…Ginette Jolin……..Orleans
1359…Jacqueline Barry……..Orleans
1360…Jacqueline Evans……..Orleans
1361…James Carere……..Orleans
1362…Jane Schofield……..Orleans
1363…JaneAnn Swim……..Orleans
1364…Jason Roberts……..Orleans
1365…Jean Magne……..Orleans
1366…Jean Stewart……..Orleans
1367…Jeff Danforth……..Orleans
1368…Jennifer Aaltonen……..Orleans
1369…Jennifer Caldbick……..Orleans
1370…Jillian Stow……..Orleans
1371…Jocelyne Boivin……..Orleans
1372…John Potter……..Orleans
1373…John Roach……..Orleans
1374…Judith Finn……..Orleans
1375…Judy Thomson……..Orleans
1376…Julie Bossé……..Orleans
1377…Julie Dregas……..Orleans
1378…Karen Bowers……..Orleans
1379…Kathleen Gould Morin……..Orleans
1380…Kathryn McNicoll……..Orleans
1381…Kathy Wiens……..Orleans
1382…Keith David……..Orleans
1383…Ken Bernard……..Orleans
1384…Ken Cavanagh……..Orleans
1385…Kevin Piccott……..Orleans
1386…Kim Tremblay……..Orleans
1387…Kimberly Croft……..Orleans
1388…Kristy Singleton……..Orleans
1389…Laura Regnier……..Orleans
1390…Linda LeBlanc……..Orleans
1391…Line Richard……..Orleans
1392…Lise King……..Orleans
1393…Louise Smith……..Orleans
1394…Luc St-Jean……..Orleans
1395…Lyne Orser……..Orleans
1396…Marie-Josee Homsy……..Orleans
1397…Marieve Lavigne……..Orleans
1398…Marshall Clark……..Orleans
1399…Marthe Bergevin……..Orleans
1400…Max LeBreton……..Orleans
1401…Megan Thomson……..Orleans
1402…Melanie Trumpower……..Orleans
1403…Melissa Vroom……..Orleans
1404…Na Lin……..Orleans
1405…Nadine Mattingly……..Orleans
1406…Nancy Camacho……..Orleans
1407…Nancy Neilson……..Orleans
1408…Natacha Kenney……..Orleans
1409…Nick Tang……..Orleans
1410…Nicole Clark……..Orleans
1411…Nicole Flanagan……..Orleans
1412…Nicolle Saulnier……..Orleans
1413…Ninon Parent……..Orleans
1414…Pamela Wilson……..Orleans
1415…Patricia Coons……..Orleans
1416…Patti Craven……..Orleans
1417…Peter Belair……..Orleans
1418…Pierrette Caron……..Orleans
1419…Randy Boucher……..Orleans
1420…Rob Dinardo……..Orleans
1421…Robert Sauve……..Orleans
1422…Ronald Fitzgerald……..Orleans
1423…Sandra Craig-Browne……..Orleans
1424…Sandra Faubert……..Orleans
1425…Sandy Clark……..Orleans
1426…Sandy Moger……..Orleans
1427…Scot Bryant……..Orleans
1428…Shanna Bancroft……..Orleans
1429…Shari DeJong……..Orleans
1430…Sonia Laneuville……..Orleans
1431…Stan Baldwin……..Orleans
1432…Stella Gaerke……..Orleans
1433…Stephan Cronier……..Orleans
1434…Stephane Burelle……..Orleans
1435…Stephane Parent……..Orleans
1436…Stephanie Currie-McCarragher……..Orleans
1437…Stéphanie Ducharme……..Orleans
1438…Stephen Boyd……..Orleans
1439…Susan Poisson……..Orleans
1440…Suzanne Daleman……..Orleans
1441…Tammy Peters……..Orleans
1442…Tanja Scharf……..Orleans
1443…Tara Redmond……..Orleans
1444…Terri-Lynn Kennedy……..Orleans
1445…Terry Flynn……..Orleans
1446…Todd Overtveld……..Orleans
1447…Tony Thatcher……..Orleans
1448…Trevor Gillis……..Orleans
1449…Trevor Kirkland……..Orleans
1450…Trina Perras……..Orleans
1451…Yves Ducharme……..Orleans
1452…Jane Holski……..Oxford Mills
1453…Shaun Dunne……..Oxford Mills
1454…Steve Thompson……..Oxford Mills
1455…Anitra Bennett……..Pembroke
1456…Carole Groleau……..Pembroke
1457…Cheryl-Lynn Luffman……..Pembroke
1458…Douglas Thorlakson……..Pembroke
1459…Edward Alexander……..Pembroke
1460…Frank Grattan……..Pembroke
1461…Garry Hartlin……..Pembroke
1462…George Garrard……..Pembroke
1463…Laurie Thorlakson……..Pembroke
1464…Leanne Van Bavel……..Pembroke
1465…Michelle Rousselle……..Pembroke
1466…Mike Desjardins……..Pembroke
1467…Nevin Gaudon……..Pembroke
1468…Shawn Dickie……..Pembroke
1469…Cairyn Spence……..Perth
1470…Dana Lennox……..Perth
1471…Francis Gillespie……..Perth
1472…Lynn Marsh……..Perth
1473…Sue Matte……..Perth
1474…Tania Ireton……..Perth
1475…Brodie Doyle……..Petawawa
1476…Dave Macmillan……..Petawawa
1477…Dennene Huntley……..Petawawa
1478…Dwayne Lushman……..Petawawa
1479…Hector Clouthier……..Petawawa
1480…Joanne Mallet……..Petawawa
1481…Josh Bruinsma……..Petawawa
1482…Leah MacArthur……..Petawawa
1483…Mary Jensen……..Petawawa
1484…Meaghan Purdy……..Petawawa
1485…Robert Jensen……..Petawawa
1486…Selena Neily……..Petawawa
1487…Tracy Gorman……..Petawawa
1488…Vivian Overton……..Petawawa
1489…Jeanne D'Arc Lapointe……..Plantagenet
1490…Johanne Larabie……..Plantagenet
1491…Robert Lapointe……..Plantagenet
1492…Tony Larabie……..Plantagenet
1493…Amanda Lamoureux……..Pontiac
1494…Stephanie McKinnon……..Port Elgin
1495…Claudine Dirksen-Fenard……..Prescott
1496…Joe Noonan……..Prescott
1497…Mark Dirksen……..Prescott
1498…Richard Hart……..Prescott
1499…Alan Orton……..Pte-Claire
1500…Jeanne Rowan……..Renfrew
1501…John Jr. Fuller……..Renfrew
1502…Nina De Bos……..Renfrew
1503…Paul Rowan……..Renfrew
1504…Catherine McKenna……..Richmond
1505…Cheryl Gillies……..Richmond
1506…Colleen Piercey……..Richmond
1507…Dan Todd……..Richmond
1508…Gabby Doiron……..Richmond
1509…Joanne Kadoski……..Richmond
1510…Kristina Pistor……..Richmond
1511…Lea Sutherland……..Richmond
1512…Michael McKenna……..Richmond
1513…Robin Annas……..Richmond
1514…Matthew Churchill……..Rideau Ferry
1515…Ana Pereira……..Rockland
1516…Charles Carriere……..Rockland
1517…Frank Lalonde……..Rockland
1518…Julie MacDonald……..Rockland
1519…Nathalie J. Arseneault……..Rockland
1520…Therese Contant……..Rockland
1521…Brett Kendall……..Rosemere
1522…Peter Cicalo……..Russell
1523…Laura James……..Smiths Falls
1524…Rebecca Holmes……..South Mountain
1525…Amanda Smith……..Spencerville
1526…Cheryl Smith……..ST Pascal Baylon
1527…Leo Riendeau……..St.Albert
1528…Alexander Loslo……..Stittsville
1529…Angus MacDonald……..Stittsville
1530…Ben Legault……..Stittsville
1531…Brent Hodgson……..Stittsville
1532…Carole Hargrave……..Stittsville
1533…Catherine Postma……..Stittsville
1534…Cathy Pomeroy……..Stittsville
1535…Cheryl Lathrope……..Stittsville
1536…Chris Stacey……..Stittsville
1537…Corey Cole……..Stittsville
1538…Danielle Comeau-MacMillan……..Stittsville
1539…Darlene Nielsen……..Stittsville
1540…Dave McLean……..Stittsville
1541…Debbie Brown……..Stittsville
1542…Debbie Seltitz……..Stittsville
1543…Denis Boucher……..Stittsville
1544…Don Fletcher……..Stittsville
1545…Doug Nielsen……..Stittsville
1546…Elaine Sicoli……..Stittsville
1547…Elizabeth McHugh……..Stittsville
1548…Elizabeth Rhodenizer……..Stittsville
1549…Fred Owen……..Stittsville
1550…Garth Loslo……..Stittsville
1551…Greg Rusch……..Stittsville
1552…Jane Martin……..Stittsville
1553…Janet MacDonald……..Stittsville
1554…Jeff Conrad……..Stittsville
1555…Jennifer Anderson……..Stittsville
1556…Joaquin Fernandez……..Stittsville
1557…Joe MacMillan……..Stittsville
1558…Kirsten Maludzinski……..Stittsville
1559…Kyle MacKay……..Stittsville
1560…Laurel Rosene……..Stittsville
1561…Linda Corriveau……..Stittsville
1562…Louise MacKay……..Stittsville
1563…Lynn Messager……..Stittsville
1564…Marie-Elyse Boucher……..Stittsville
1565…Mark Rhodenizer……..Stittsville
1566…Mary Young……..Stittsville
1567…Matthew McKinnell……..Stittsville
1568…Mike McDonald……..Stittsville
1569…Ralph Richardson……..Stittsville
1570…Rebecca Richardson……..Stittsville
1571…René Lessard……..Stittsville
1572…Robert Canthal……..Stittsville
1573…Robert Postma……..Stittsville
1574…Roger Egan……..Stittsville
1575…Sean Gagnon……..Stittsville
1576…Shelley Baran……..Stittsville
1577…Steve Cashman……..Stittsville
1578…Stuart MacKay……..Stittsville
1579…Suzanne Savoie……..Stittsville
1580…Walter Hawes……..Stittsville
1581…Ed Overton……..Val-des-Monts
1582…Meaghan Henry……..Val-des-Monts
1583…Richard Blanchette……..Val-des-Monts
1584…Arlene Dupuis……..Vars
1585…Aimee Lemieux……..Wakefield
1586…Archie Smith……..Wakefield
1587…Julie Payette……..Wakefield
1588…Shirley Curran……..Wakefield
1589…Bob Reddick……..Westport
1590…Diane Graham-Lynn……..Westport
1591…John Fuoco……..Westport
1592…Pat Reddick……..Westport
1593…Richard Simard……..White Lake
1594…Chantal Lajoie……..Williamstown
1595…Amy Collins……..Winchester
1596…Chris Phillips……..Winchester
1597…Gillian Erickson……..Winchester
1598…Gina Porteous……..Winchester
1599…Kelly Geddis……..Woodlawn
1600…Renee Crompton……..Woodlawn
1601…Richard Crompton……..Woodlawn
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CANADA
ll massacro degli Husky
costavano e non servivano piùUn centinaio di cani, impiegati come traino da slitta per i turisti durante i giochi invernali di Vancouver del febbraio dell'anno scorso, sono stati uccisi per ragioni puramente economiche: era calata la richiesta di gite
VANCOUVER - Una mattanza di cani. Massacrati a colpi di coltello perché non servivano più. Arriva dal Canada questa storia di atrocità contro gli animali. Un centinaio di Husky che erano stati impiegati come cani da slitta per i turisti durante i Giochi invernali di Vancouver del febbraio dell'anno scorso, sono stati uccisi per ragioni puramente economiche: le due società che avevano venduto ai turisti le escursioni in slitta, Outdoor Adventures e Howling Dogs, non avevano più bisogno dei cani, perché la richiesta di gite era calata dopo le Olimpiadi invernali. A quel punto i cani erano diventati un costo. Per questo sarebbero stati uccisi a uno a uno per due giorni da un operaio che avrebbe usato un fucile e un coltello. Alcuni, per fortuna, sarebbero riusciti a fuggire da una fossa comune.
La vicenda è stata rivelata dallo stesso uomo che ha ucciso i cani, che ha chiesto e ottenuto un indennizzo da una banca locale per lo stress subito. "Non poteva essere un'esecuzione fatta bene, con un solo proiettile a disposizione per ogni cane. Ha visto scene orribili e, per dovere, vi ha posto fine" dice il legale dell'uomo.
Si muove anche la polizia locale. "Abbiamo aperto un'inchiesta e nominato un investigatore" annuncia il sergente Steve Leclair. Secondo la legge canadese una persona che uccide o ferisce un animale rischia fino a cinque anni di prigione. Far sopprimere un cane da un veterinario costa circa 100 dollari. Molti veterinari rifiutano però di sopprimere
animali in buona salute.
(01 febbraio 2011)
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Took a few shots of Mike Afonso in the studio! We have been friends for years now, and he is the one that actually got me into photography so without him really none of this would be possible, I am forever grateful. e bounce idea's off of each other and teach each other things that we are not so strong in editing wise or even shooting. He is a great friend and an awesome photographer make sure you go check out his stuff!
Sorry for the late upload though everyone, today was been a drag. Went to school came home, shot, didn't wanna play WoW or anything for hours and just lied down in my bed with my mac and the next thing I know its 10:00 at night! Tomorrow shall be fun I have Katie Blake coming over and were gonna try a whole bunch of unique poses and ect in the studio! I wanna try and get outside soon but its supposed to raining for days! ;[ We will see how that goes!
Thankyou everyone who is following me let me know what you all tink! Specially of the B&W in the comments! I'm really diggin' it!
Strobist:
AB800 shot trhough softbox cam right
Lurk;
Icy wind blows between the houses, flashes quickly in the night on the streets of the rotten city. A shade, a woman, her eyes are shiver and charm, her look magnetize you, it won't let you go.
The photoshoot shows the creature in an own perspective, who became nowadays very popular in books, films and series. The vampire. The immortal being of the past, the present and the future.
Look at the whole series!
Az időn át - Vámpír krónikák (a jelen)
Jeges szél süvít a házak közt, fürgén cikázik az éjszakában a romlott város utcáin. Egy árny, egy nő, a szeme borzongás és igézet, megbűvöl a tekintete, nem ereszt.
A sorozat saját szemszögünkből mutatja be azt a lényt, aki mára oly divatossá vált könyvekben, filmekben és tévésorozatokban. A vámpírt. A múlt, a jelen és a jövő alakját, aki halhatatlansággal bír.
Nézd meg a sorozat többi darabját is!
Info:
Concept, model: Ágnes Vincze
Makeup artist: Dóra Vízhányó
Hair stylist: Gábor Antal
Strobist info:
Metz 58 AF-1 @ 1/2 power at camera left 45º into a reflective white umbrella, fired with Phottix Tetra PT-04II wireless trigger
Strobist.hu info:
Metz 58 AF-1 @ 1/2 teljesítményen kamera bal 45º-ról, fehér visszaverő ernyőbe Phottix Tetra PT-04II-vel indítva.
I did my painting on Photoshop CS4, I screen record it using "hypercam 2"..
I did this video,cause I wanted to let you guys see how I do my painting on the computer.I'm not finish with it yet, but I'll post the full version video on youtube, when I'm done..=)
The guy I'm drawing is Manny Pacquiao,a Filipino boxer who became one of world's best boxer. He gain his popularity beating down Oscar De La Hoya, and winning a lot of title fights...
On March 13th 20010, Manny Pacquiao will be defending his WBO welterweight title against Joshua Clottey..
for more about manny go to..
The song is by Nujabes - Feather
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5-2-jD-42Q
I'll be taking my flickr break again, I might come back next week, but I'll still
be around seeing and commenting everone's photos.
en Biodiversidad virtual, y en Twiter y en Instagram como @proyectoagua
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Apenas un trazo alargado y en forma de arco, hacen un leve rasguño en las gotas. Dibujan así los finos contornos de esta alga aguja que en su navegar pausado va cosiendo el agua con tenues suturas sin dejar ni
rastro de una cicatriz. discretamente como pidiendo disculpas se esconde en el río calmado dentro de su delgadez.
Y es que a diferencia de otras algas hermanas de esta familia de los désmidos que parecen lucir orgullosas su cuerpo de estrella como Euastrum, Micrasterias o Staurastrum, etc. en aguas que son de cristal Closterium aciculare marca sobre el agua su raya tenue y profunda belleza arañando a cualquier masa de agua herida por la contaminación
Al igual que muchos otros désmidos Closterium aciculare presenta unas marcadas señas de identidad que no sólo se quedan en su apariencia, la gran superficie de su cuerpo la mantiene a flote con suma facilidad de tal manera que aún en zonas de corriente y oleaje siempre toma el sol en primera línea de agua. como alga fundamentalmente planctónica que es.
Pero quizá lo que más sorprenda de esta especie es algo que no se ve y que tiene que ver con su nutrición. Closterium aciculare es una especie que vive en medios eutrofizados y para poder vivir bien y reproducirse necesita amonio en el agua y no se conforma como sus hermanas con el simple nitrógeno, N2, lo necesita arropado con cuatro átomos de hidrógeno y tomarse así ese plato combinado del amonio, NH4 sin cuya presencia su vida no sería posible.
Closterium aciculare es esbelta y bastante especial, y mientras sus hermanas viven en aguas pobres en materia orgánica, ella requiere todo lo contrario y una buena ración de amonio. Pocas algas lo pueden metabolizar pero esta especie, a costa de su esbeltez lo consigue, devolviendo un agua limpia, haciendo así su suave cirugía reparadora.
Las fotografías de hoy, tomadas en vivo a 400 aumentos empleando las técnicas de contraste de interferencia y de fase, además de la de campo oscuro, proceden de una muestra tomada el 23 de marzo de 2023 por Ibone Martínez Zufiria, Alberto Ávila Pérez y Laura Fernandes desde
la Estación Biológica Internacional Duero-Douro a su paso por los Arribes del Duero entre las inmediaciones de Miranda do Douro y Torregamones (Zamora).
(c) michael fellner 2010 all rights reserved
Making a tribute for my dear friend Beate is like “eine harte Nuss knacken” which translates into English as “a tough nut to crack”. This has nothing to do with her wonderful personality – I tell you about this later – it refers only to finding the right picture for her as she is such a talented and versatile photographer showing us so many different moods, motifs and styles. But I have my special tools: www.flickr.com/photos/fotony/3258574567/.
So we soon come to the first of Beate’s passions: Taking wonderful pictures of all kinds of lovely objects like Murmeln www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4054772442/in/set-721576226... (funny), shells www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4322952494/in/set-721576232... and memory cards www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4294970689/in/set-721576232... . An absolute hit was here stunning nightly yellow phone box making it to the front page of Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4255740459/in/set-721576232... and having more than 100 fav stars now!!!!
Something else Beate loves to do are blurry and fuzzy pictures like this one www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/3948085395/in/set-721576229... or showing us most amazing shadows and lights www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4194141332/in/set-721576224... .
Most of all I think Beate is interested in people and you find some wonderful portraits in her stream www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4100309979/in/set-721576225... . A must you have to see is her recent album about people in carnival www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/sets/72157623447834238/ . Really one picture better than the other showing the human joyful side of life.
And now to Beate herself. There are many reasons for being lucky to having Beate as a contact or friend. First of all she loves to comment, moreover she is always extremely fast in commenting. Then she’s got lots of humor on the one side but she is a also a very deep thinking person on the other side as well. She loves reading poetry and adds very thoughtful rhymes underneath her pictures. When living in Europe and you can’t sleep very well at night Beate will be there for you as she is working at night in a home for disabled people. I am sure they love her in her working place. The experiences Beate is making there are also reflected in her pictures as they vary from pure joy www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4396102725/in/set-721576233... to vulnerability and defense www.flickr.com/photos/_beate_/4356014566/in/set-721576233... .
So Beate today is special day for you: Happy Birthday – Alles, alles Liebe und Gute von der Flickr-Gemeinde!!! Maybe you can see the line in the sky on my picture over Bavarian fairytale landscape. Actually I told the pilot to make a heart in the sky. But he said he’s got his flying licence for just six months and it is too early for these kind of things. But the line is nice too as it perfectly symbolizes your wonderful Flickr-stream !!!!
Ruby on Black looks so much better!!
Take a stroll on the boardwalk at Coney Island, Brooklyn NY, and you will see fast food vendors and portable outlets all designed to provide faster service to the masses that flock to this area. But there is a local gem of a place on the boardwalk called Ruby's and it is where you will find the locals. I always like to be where the locals hang out, a place where they stop for a beer, often sit alone and are bothered by little, the way I sometimes like to be...
New York Nightlife Magazine has quite an article on Ruby's, take a look at it Here
The Manali-Leh highway
One of the highest and most rugged highways in the world, the journey on the Manali - Leh highway is one that leaves the traveller gasping for breath on all accounts...dream like landscapes taking your breath away at almost every turn and sheer breathlessness from the lack of oxygen as you cross some of the highest roads and mountain passes in the world.
It connects the Manali valley to Kullu valley, Lahaul and Spiti and Ladakh and is open only between June and mid-September when snow is cleared from the road. Prominent passes that one crosses include Rohtang La (3,978m), Baralacha La (5,045m), Lachulung La (5,059m) and Tanglang La (5,325m). Between Lachlung La and Taglang La the road crosses the More plains, a vast desert like expanse at an altitude in excess of 4,500mts.
The journey along the road normally takes two days and many travellers make overnight stops at Jispa and tented camps such as Sarchu. Alternately, overnight stops can be made at Keylong. Owing to the high altitudes and the low-oxygen air, many travelers experience breathlessness, headaches and nausea or in some cases even acute mountain sickness.
The highway was designed, built, constructed and is maintained in its entirety by the Indian Army and is capable of supporting the heaviest of their vehicles. This journey is often referred to as the ultimate challenge for riding and off-roading enthusiansts and attracts bikers from all over the world.
EXPLORE: 01.08.2009 #316
It was chaos in our living room. Most of the family was there, and we're not a quiet bunch. Everyone's a communicator and everyone was communicating. The adults were involved in several conversations at once. Our two young grandsons were playing with -- let's call it enthusiasm -- maybe hoping to command a little attention. Surveying the uproar in our living room, I suddenly noticed a precious scene in the corner. It was our son with his dark-haired infant daughter, sprawled peacefully in her Daddy's arms. First they had been cheek to cheek, then she just simply fell asleep, oblivious to the storm around her, and safe in her Daddy's arms.
Our granddaughter felt safe, not because she wasn't in the middle of chaos -- believe me, she was -- but because of the security she has being in her Father's arms. It's a kind of security maybe you can only wish for right now because everything around you is up for grabs. Divorce can do that. A bad report from the doctor can do that, losing your job, losing someone you love, facing some frightening unknowns -- so many upheavals that can stress us, scare us, sink us. They remind us of a search we've been all our whole life -- the search for a safe place, no matter how out of control things around us may become -- the search for peace.
That search will not end until you are safe in your Father's arms -- Heavenly Father, that is. You weren't made to navigate life's white water alone. You were made for an intimate, trusting love relationship with the God who created you. The peace we need so badly is exactly what Jesus Christ promised to every person who belongs to Him. In John 14:27, our word for today from the Word of God, Jesus says, "Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." Let those words sink into your storm-battered soul. "Peace I leave with you. My peace I give you." That peace is within your reach this very day.
The peace that may have eluded you your whole life is within your reach today. It's peace that can only be found, that can always be found, in your Daddy's arms.
_Ron_Hutchcraft
Chedabucto Bay is a large bay on the eastern coast of mainland Nova Scotia between the Atlantic Ocean and the Strait of Canso next to Guysborough County. At the entrance to Chedabucto Bay is the town of Canso at the head is the community of Guysborough and on the other end is the town of Mulgrave.
[edit] History
Chedabucto Bay was formed by the drowning of part of an ancient river system and owes its origin and shape to position of the Chedabucto Fault, which runs across central Nova Scotia from the Bay of Fundy to the Canso peninsula. On Wednesday, February 4, 1970 the Liberian tanker Arrow ran aground on Cerberus Rock with a cargo of 108,000 barrels of Bunker C fuel. The oil spilled into the bay .Out of the 375 statute miles of shoreline 190 miles had been contaminated with oil.
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Wicklow, Irish: Cill Mhantáin, meaning "church of the toothless one"[1][2]) is the county town of County Wicklow in Ireland. Located south of Dublin on the east coast of the island, it has a population of 10,070 according to the 2006 census.[3] The town is situated to the east of the N11 route between Dublin and Wexford. Wicklow is also connected to the rail network, with Dublin commuter services now extending to the town. Additional services connect with Arklow, Wexford and Rosslare Europort, a main ferry port. There is also a commercial port, mainly importing timber and textiles.
Reddish pigment blotching of body extends subepidermally into mesial face of cerata (1), often reaching half way up or further on large specimens. Upper surface of foot translucent white with no reddish pigment (2).
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Doto coronata Gmelin, 1791
Current taxonomy; World Register of Marine Species
www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=139631
Synonyms
D. coronata was formerly an aggregate of species, many of which have now been segregated; seven are listed in 'Similar Species' below. It may still have other undescribed species within it.
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Body description
Usually up to 12 mm long, exceptionally to 15 mm. Translucent whitish with dorsal blotches and streaks of red surface pigment extending between cerata onto flanks, but not around immediate base of each ceras (fig.1 flic.kr/p/SCsNxg ) and not onto upper surface of foot (fig. 2 flic.kr/p/Sr7NE2 ). Intensity of markings varies; if not too intense, yellowish spheroids of the ovotestis may be seen through the translucent dorsum within the body of mature individuals (fig. 3 flic.kr/p/SCsNii ). Pigment reduced or absent on juveniles (fig. 4 flic.kr/p/SCsZh2 ). There are a dorsolateral anal papilla between the first and second ceras on the right (fig. 5 flic.kr/p/SCsMX8), and a hermaphrodite genital papilla below the first ceras, sometimes with the penis partly extruded (fig. 6 flic.kr/p/Sr7N4T ).
The head has a crescentic oral veil, which extends into lateral flaps when spread (fig. 7 flic.kr/p/SCsMPx ), but no oral tentacles. A slight head crest runs from in front of each rhinophore to the base of the oral veil (fig. 5 flic.kr/p/SCsMX8 ); but they are often inconspicuous (fig. 8 flic.kr/p/Sr7MVX ); Thompson and Brown (1984) did not detect them, but they were described by Shipman & Gosliner (2015).
Reddish pigment on the dorsal surface of the head extends back between the rhinophores and forwards onto the central part of oral veil, but pigment is usually slight or absent laterally on the head and veil flaps (fig. 8 flic.kr/p/Sr7MVX ). The finger-like, smooth, translucent, white rhinophores have variable amounts of opaque white freckling (fig. 7 flic.kr/p/SCsMPx & fig. 9 flic.kr/p/Sr7Mtz ), mainly in the distal half. Each arises, tilting forwards, from a translucent white basal sheath with a smooth rim which is dilated, particularly at the front. The sheath usually has a few white pigment spots and, sometimes, some reddish pigment (fig. 9 flic.kr/p/Sr7Mtz ).
There is a longitudinal row of single cerata on each side of the body. The number of cerata in each row increases with growth to seven or eight
(fig. 4 flic.kr/p/SCsZh2 ); the most recent addition, at the posterior, is often small and easily overlooked (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ). The size of cerata varies; when they are plump and held over the body, little of the dorsum is exposed (fig. 9 flic.kr/p/Sr7Mtz). Cerata are translucent whitish, revealing the red, orange, white (fig. 4 flic.kr/p/SCsZh2 ) or pink (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ) internal digestive gland which extends almost to the apex as there are no cnidosacs. The colour of the digestive gland is influenced by diet; juveniles may feed on hydroid species different from those eaten by adults. The red pigment blotching of the body extends subepidermally into the mesial face of cerata, often reaching half way up or further (fig. 2 flic.kr/p/Sr7NE2 ) on large specimens, but less extensively on small adults (fig. 11 flic.kr/p/Sr7LVk ), and often absent on juveniles (fig. 12 flic.kr/p/Sr7LHB ). Each ceras usually has up to four (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ) rings of rounded b>tubercles, often with an indistinct partially formed fifth ring at the base, and a protruding apical tubercle. Internally, each tubercle usually has an apical reddish spheroid of varying shade and saturation (fig. 13 flic.kr/p/Sr7LDP ) and several sub-apical, white, granular bodies (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ). Small juveniles lack well developed tubercles and reddish spheroids (fig. 4 flic.kr/p/SCsZh2 & fig. 12 flic.kr/p/Sr7LHB ), and some adults have them weakly developed or missing (fig. 14 flic.kr/p/SCsLuD ). The mesial faces of cerata sometimes have indistinct pseudobranchs.
The foot has a translucent white sole (fig. 15 flic.kr/p/RoqWK2 ), which reveals the yellowish spheroids of the ovotestis in mature individuals.
There are no propodial tentacles but, from above, the flaps of the oral veil might be mistaken for tentacles. The upper surface of the foot is translucent white with no reddish pigment. (fig. 2 flic.kr/p/Sr7NE2 ). The foot can spread wide to crawl on flat surfaces, or curl into a deep gutter to grip round the stem of hydroid prey (fig. 15 flic.kr/p/RoqWK2 ).
Key identification features
1: oligophage, reported to feed on a range of hydroid species, including Dynamena pumila (fig. 16 flic.kr/p/Sr7KUT ), Obelia dichotoma (fig. 17 flic.kr/p/2ms4kU2 ), Obelia geniculata (fig. 18 flic.kr/p/2ms4kS8 ) and Sertularia cupressina (fig. 19 flic.kr/p/2mrVEoW ).
2: red pigment extends half way up mesial face of cerata on large adults (fig. 2 flic.kr/p/Sr7NE2 ); “the most distinguishable characteristic of D. coronata” (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015) but pigment is less or absent on juveniles (fig. 12 flic.kr/p/Sr7LHB ) and see D. hydrallmaniae in ‘similar species’, below. Unless a juvenile is on an appropriate food hydroid, its identification is usually unreliable.
3: usually each ceras has up to four concentric rings of rounded tubercles, often with an indistinct partially formed fifth ring at base, (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ); tubercles may be absent on juveniles.
4: each tubercle has a red spheroid and several white granular bodies on adults (fig. 10 flic.kr/p/Sr7MeM ).
5: pseudobranchs indistinct or absent.
Similar species
Specimens identified in the past as D. coronata are in a complex of species that have since been segregated with molecular methods. Some unrecognised species in the complex probably remain to be discovered.
“Morrow et al. discovered D. hydrallmaniae and D. sarsiae with the use of morphology, early molecular methods, and hydroid prey. -- - The relationships of D. eireana, D. sarsiae, and D.hydrallmaniae to the true D. coronata also require further investigation since D. eireana’s relationship within the complex clade is unresolved and D. sarsiae and D. hydrallmaniae were not incorporated [in the Shipman & Gosliner study] owing to the absence of appropriately preserved material.” (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015).
Few recorders feel able to confidently identify D. eireana, D. sarsiae, D. hydrallmaniae and some other segregates by morphology alone, so identifications usually rely on the species of hydroid they are found on. This can lead to misidentification unless feeding, rather than mere presence, is observed. Seaslugs are often most easily noticed when displaced from their usual prey on which they are well camouflaged. Some consumed hydroids are small, unobtrusive species which live epizoically on larger hydroids, leading the latter to be mistakenly assumed to be the prey. Knowledge of which slug species feed on which hydroid species is incomplete. Assumed monophages may subsequently be found to be oligophages like D. coronata, which feeds on some hydroid species used by monophages. Collaborating identification evidence, such as morphology, should be used in addition to species of prey.
With the exception of some D. hydrallmaniae, none of the following segregates have reddish pigment on the mesial faces of their cerata resembling that on D. coronata. Links in the list are to on-line images and information in Picton, B.E. & Morrow, C.C., 2016. Encyclopedia of Marine Life of Britain and Ireland.
D. hydrallmaniae Morrow, Thorpe & Picton, 1992.
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12795
1: monophage, feeds exclusively on Hydrallmania falcata (fig. 20 flic.kr/p/Sr7Ksk , fig. 21 flic.kr/p/2ms4mjF and
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D6530 ).
2: subepidermal, dark brown-red pigment on lower part of mesial face of cerata (fig. 22 flic.kr/p/Sr7M3K ) on many, but not all (fig. 21 flic.kr/p/2ms4mjF ) adults (so red mesial face pigment is not unique to D. coronata).
3: typically 5 or 6 rings of tubercles on the larger cerata, with up to 9 tubercles in the third ring from the top. (fig. 23 flic.kr/p/SyLuvJ ).
4: dark red spheroid and several white granular bodies in each tubercle on adults (fig. 22 flic.kr/p/Sr7M3K & fig. 21 flic.kr/p/2ms4mjF ).
5: tips of the large pseudobranchs reach the third ring of tubercles from the top of the ceras and have a dark red spheroid like that of the tubercles (fig. 24 flic.kr/p/Sr7LcM ).
6: oral veil rectangular with broad lateral flaps (fig.25 flic.kr/p/Sr7JRv ).
Red pigment extending up to half way up the mesial face of cerata [on adults] is “the most distinguishable characteristic of D. coronata” (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015). D. hydrallmaniae is an exception to this is with “dark red marks on the inner faces of the cerata” (Morrow et al., 1992) on most specimens, though not the one in fig. 21.
D. sarsiae Morrow, Thorpe & Picton, 1992. www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12885
Feeds on Coryne eximia (fig. 26 flic.kr/p/2mrVET3 and
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D1700 ).
Specimens which might be D. sarsiae were found on Garveia nutans (fig. 27 flic.kr/p/SyLrSN and www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D3180 ), but they did not exactly fit the description of D. sarsiae as, apart from their prey differing, their cerata had high apical tubercles, many or all of which contained no reddish spheroid.
D. dunnei Lemche, 1976.
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12770 Genetically very close to D. millbayana, might be conspecific (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015).
Feeds on Kirchenpaueria pinnata (fig. 28 flic.kr/p/2ms4mgQ and www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D5850 ).
D. eireana Lemche, 1976. www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12780
Feeds on Amphisbetia operculata (fig. 29 flic.kr/p/2ms1QmN and www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D6320 ).
D. koenneckeri Lemche, 1976. www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12810
Feeds on Aglaophenia pluma (fig. 30 flic.kr/p/2ms1Qdm and
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D5540 ).
D. maculata (Montagu, 1804).
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12830
Feeds on Halopteris catharina (fig. 31 flic.kr/p/2ms4m1E and
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D5780 ).
D. millbayana Lemche, 1976.
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12840 Genetically very close to D. dunnei, might be conspecific (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015).
Feeds on Plumularia setacea which often grows on larger hydroids. (fig. 32 flic.kr/p/2mrZGSp and
www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D6050 ).
Habits and ecology
D. coronata lives on the lower shore and sublittoral on hard substrate with hydroids. It is a generalist feeder (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015) and has been reported from a wide range of hydroids, but some records were of species now segregated from D. coronata. Specimens with D.N.A. conforming to that of the neotype established by Shipman & Gosliner (2015) were obtained by them from Obelia dichotoma (fig. 17 flic.kr/p/2ms4kU2 and www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D7300 ), Obelia geniculata (fig. 18 flic.kr/p/2ms4kS8 and www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=D7310 ),
and Sertularia cupressina (fig. 19 flic.kr/p/2mrVEoW ). Intertidally, I have found numerous specimens on Dynamena pumila (fig. 16 flic.kr/p/Sr7KUT ) that morphologically match the redescription of D. coronata by Shipman & Gosliner (2015) (fig. 33 flic.kr/p/SCsKxZ ). Lemche (1985, in Picton & Morrow 2016) opined that D. onusta Hesse, 1872 specializes on Dynamena pumila, but none of the Doto specimens that I found on it had the black markings described by Hesse or illustrated tentatively at www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12860 . Dotidae differ from Aeolidiidae in avoiding the polyps of hydroids containing the stinging nematocysts by puncturing the stalks and sucking out the contents. Consequently, they have no need for cnidosacs to store ingested nematocysts.
D. coronata is a simultaneous hermaphrodite. It matures sexually at a small size; spawn masses vary with the size of the animal. The spawn is a white or pinkish-white band crimped into a regular Greek key pattern; a thin, adhesive line of mucus appears to hold the crimps in position (fig. 34 flic.kr/p/S3AXnd ). It breeds in most months, with up to four generations per year. Shelled veligers live in the plankton before transforming into adults.
Distribution and status
D. coronata is found from Iceland and Spitzbergen to the Mediterranean, and in New England, USA. Records from South Africa are another species (Shipman & Gosliner, 2015), GBIF map www.gbif.org/species/5190041 . It is widespread and often common in Britain and Ireland, but many records are of species now segregated from D. coronata sensu lato or are species yet to be recognised. UK map species.nbnatlas.org/species/NBNSYS0000175014
Acknowledgement
I thank Justin Evans of www.justinevans.co.uk for use of his image of Doto hydrallmaniae.
References & links
Alder, J. & Hancock, A. 1845-1855. A monograph of the British nudibranchiate mollusca. London, Ray Society.
www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/65015#/summary
Index, old nomenclature; most listed in genus Eolis or Doris, at www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/41958183#page/551/mode/1up .
Hesse, H. 1872. Diagnoses de nudibranches nouveaux des côtes de Bretagne. Journal de Conchyliologie. 20: 345-348.
www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/15684555#page/352/mode/1up .
Hincks, T. 1868. A history of the British hydroid zoophytes vol. 1 & 2. London, Van Voorst.
www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/16848#page/7/mode/1up .
Morrow, C.C., Thorpe, J.P. & Picton, B.E. 1992. Genetic divergence and cryptic speciation in two morphs of the common subtidal nudibranch Doto coronata (Opisthobranchia: Dendronota: Dotoidae) from the northern Irish Sea. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 84: 53 to 61. www.int-res.com/articles/meps/84/m084p053.pdf? .
Picton, B.E. & Morrow, C.C. 2016. Encyclopedia of Marine Life of Britain and Ireland www.habitas.org.uk/marinelife/species.asp?item=W12740
Shipman, C. & Gosliner, T. 2015. Molecular and morphological systematics of Doto Oken,1851 (Gastropoda: Heterobranchia), with descriptions of five new species and a new genus. Zootaxa 3973 (1): 057 to101.
www.researchgate.net/publication/278374256_Molecular_and_...
Thompson, T.E. & Brown, G.H. 1984. Biology of opisthobranch molluscs 2. London, Ray Society.
Current taxonomy; World Register of Marine Species
www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=139631
GLOSSARY
anal papilla = small nipplelike protruberance bearing anus.
cerata = (sing. ceras) lobes on dorsum of Aeolidiidae and some other seaslugs, including Dotidae.
cnidaria = hydroids, jellyfish, sea anemones etc.
cnidosac = storage capsule at tips of cerata of Aeolidiidae, but not Dotidae, for ingested unexploded nematocysts.
dorsolateral = at or near junction/merging of dorsal and lateral surfaces.
epizoic = living on the exterior of another living animal.
gastrozooid = feeding polyp of a hydroid.
genital papilla = nipplelike protruberance bearing genital opening.
gonotheca = chitinous receptacle in which gonozooids are produced on a hydroid.
gonozooid = reproductive polyp of a hydroid.
head crest (on Doto) = raised rib from front of rhinophore to anterior edge of head.
hermaphrodite, simultaneous = individual acts as both male and female at the same time with similar partner(s).
hydroid = cnidarian with a stem and, often, branches bearing a colony of gastrozooids (feeding polyps) and gonozooids (reproductive polyps).
hydrotheca = chitinous receptacle containing a gastrozooid on a hydroid. monophage = an animal which feeds exclusively on a single prey species.
mesial = on or facing towards the midline of the body.
nematocysts = explosive stinging cells of hydroids, jellyfish, sea anemones etc.
oligophage = an animal which feeds on a restricted number of species.
oral tentacles = pair of tentacles on or near anterior edge of head near mouth.
oral veil = flat anterior extension of head.
ovotestis = hermaphrodite organ serving as both ovary and testis.
plankton = animals and plants that drift in pelagic zone (main body of water).
pseudobranch = (on Doto)feature located at base of mesial faces of cerata; definition and function uncertain. May be rudimentary and indistinct , irregularly shaped, bifurcating, finger-like or fan-shaped, and sometimes tipped with a red spot.
rhinophore = chemo-receptor tentacle; nudibranch sea slugs have a pair on top of head.
sensu lato = (abbreviation s.l.) in the wide sense, possibly an aggregate of more than one species.
sensu stricto = (abbreviation s.s.) in the strict sense, excluding species that have been aggregated or confused with it.
subepidermal = below surface of skin.
veliger = shelled larva of marine gastropod or bivalve mollusc which swims by beating cilia of a velum (bilobed flap). Stage may be passed in plankton or within liquid-filled egg-capsule.
The working day on Brunette Downs station begins well before dawn. The cook is cranking out a hot breakfast from about 4.15 a.m. By sunrise, the boremen and the grader drivers are heading out; the mechanic’s wondering which engine to fix first as the pilot taxis down the runway, watched only by kangaroos; and the ringers are in the saddle (horse and motorbike) mustering at the yards or with helicopters in distant paddocks.
Coutesy of Australian National Geographic
“That’s just working with nature,” Brunette’s manager Henry Burke says, explaining the early call. Cattle are more active when it’s cool. No animal, two or four legged, is eager to put one foot in front of the other when the sun is on high grill out here.
Covering 12,212 sq. km of the Barkly Tableland, in the Northern Territory, Brunette Downs is one of Australia’s largest cattle stations and bigger than some countries. It’s one of several Barkly properties owned by the Brisbane-based beef-producing Australian Agricultural Company (AAco), which controls 77,000 sq. km – about 1 per cent of Australia’s land area – across Queensland and the NT.
Brunette runs 72,500 head of cattle, including the 6500 bull-breeding herd, and lies about 430 km north-west of the mining metropolis of Mount Isa, a dusty six-and-a-half-hour drive, and 350 km north-east of Tennant Creek’s bare-essentials hospital. In between, civilisation holds on by the skin of its teeth. A sign at the top of Brunette’s 10 km long driveway proclaims Sorry No Fuel, although 120,000 L of diesel are stored on-site. A cattle station’s first obligation is to its own community.
About 52 people work and live at Brunette during the reliably dry March–November ‘on’ season. Most are young, single and male: those who aren’t understand that here stockmen rule and the rest serve. Station employees receive free housing and food and a daily wage that starts from $150 a day for those aged over 21.
Fringed by horse yards, workshops, generators, dry stores and cool stores, and serviced by fleets of small aircraft and large vehicles, including a road train, Brunette is more oasis township than lonely outpost. Its neat rows of offices and company houses are linked by well-watered lawns, rose beds, trellised bougainvillea and mature trees. At the centre of the complex are blocks of dormitory accommodation, a health clinic, butchery, commercial-grade kitchen and the social club – an open-sided shed where alcohol from a lock-up bar is served for one hour at sundown. The illusion of connectedness is powerful: common rooms and offices have internet access and TVs, and the workers’ quarters have phones. Beyond the boundaries of this small community, it’s flat for as far as the eye can see and all the clichés about heat, dust and flies stick.
Courtesy of The Australian National Geographic
The Duke of Lancaster is a railway steamer passenger ship in operation in Europe from 1956 to 1978, and currently beached in Mostyn docks, on the River Dee, north-east Wales.
The Lancaster was sold to Liverpool based company Empirewise Ltd, who intended her to be used as a static leisure centre and market. She arrived at her new home at Llanerch-y-Mor, near Mostyn on 10 August 1979.The ship was beached and the hull was sealed not in concrete as is commanly thought but surrounded by a large tonnage of sand pulled out of the dee estuary. Known as "The Fun Ship", it was also possible to visit her bridge and engine room. Conversion for use as a 300-room hotel did not appear to go beyond the preliminary planning stage. Its use as "The Fun Ship" was relatively short-lived and was subsequently closed to the public. Over time, the vessel has become increasingly derelict.
The ship was later used as a warehouse by its owners Solitaire Liverpool Ltd, a clothing company registered to the same address as Empirewise Ltd. Despite rumours of the ship being scrapped, the company stated that they have no plans to sell it, or restore it and its current use is uncertain.
Despite having large amounts of its exterior paintwork covered in red-leading, the interior of the ship is in very good condition.
This image is a view looking east from the riverfront in Windsor, Ontario. This is Belle Isle Bridge (Douglas MacArthur Bridge) which takes you from east Detroit to Belle Isle Island which sits in the middle of the Detroit River between Detroit and Windsor and almost at the opening of Lake St. Clair. It was a bit of a hazy day and I was experimenting with some filters....and of course some editing...and ended up with this minimalist rendition. This was inspired by another one of my flickr friends (Digit_AL)...fantastic minimalistic work!
Sitges, Barcelona (Spain).
ENGLISH
Sitges (pronounced [ˈsidʒəs] in Catalan; [ˈsɪdʒəs] in English), Catalonia, Spain is a small city about 35 kilometers southwest of Barcelona renowned worldwide for its Film Festival and Carnival. Between the hills and the sea, it is known for its much-frequented beaches, nightspots, and historical sites.
While the roots of Sitges' artsy reputation date back to the late 19th century, when Catalan painter Santiago Rusiñol took up residence there during the summer, the town really came into its own during the 1960s, when it was the only center for the counterculture on the mainland of Spain (then still under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco), and became known as a sort of "Ibiza in miniature".
Today, Sitges can be considered a dynamic cultural oasis, basing its economy on tourism and culture offering more than 4,500 hotel beds, half of them in four-star hotels. The firm commitment for quality infrastructures has converted Sitges into a first-class destination in terms of tourism of congresses, conferences, seminars and company meetings in the Mediterranean area.
Sitges is also called the St. Tropez of Spain with property prices approaching those of the most expensive European cities, the main reason for this being the beautiful setting by the sea and the surrounding Parc Natural del Garraf. Proximity to Barcelona airport is also a major advantage.
Modern Sitges, preserving important references from the Middle Age and the old farmers’ and fishermen’s town, offers visitors an impressive architectural and cultural heritage, the result of initiatives by artists, cultural energizers and patrons like Santiago Rusiñol, Ramon Casas, Miquel Utrillo or Charles Deering. Thanks to them, Sitges was a reference point for writers, musicians and other intellectuals and became an important center for disseminating Modernism and the "Americanos", who, after returning with their "fortune" from their American adventure, commissioned large mansions from Modernist and Noucentista (post Art Nouveau) architects.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitges
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CASTELLANO
Sitges es una población catalana localizada en la comarca del Garraf, provincia de Barcelona (España).
Tiene una gran infraestructura turística. Con equipamientos y tres puertos deportivos. Además del turismo la población centraba su comercio en la pesca y posteriormente la fabricación de calzado, actividades económicas que han desaparecido (exceptuando pequeños talleres).
Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitges
Eine seltene Ansicht, wo der Theaterplatz noch als solcher bezeichnet ist, aber schon mit Nazifahne zu sehen ist, denn schon bald nach deren Machtübernahme wurde er in Adolf-Hitler-Platz umbenannt. Die Postkarte ist 1931 gelaufen und zeigt, daß das Hansa-Haus (heute Standort des Hotel Moskau) bereits Jahre vor Hitlers Machtantritt von den Braunen "infiziert" war (NSDAP-Kreisleitung). Zunächst hatten sie versucht, sich im Chemnitzer Hof breit zu machen, doch das konnte die Hotel-Leitung noch abwiegeln. Wie durch eine höhere Vorsehung wurde das an sich sehr attraktive Hansa-Haus in dem von Hitler begonnenen Krieg zerstört, während der Chemnitzer Hof erhalten blieb. Das Eckhaus links daneben auf der anderen Straßenseite befindet sich auf dem Areal, wo später das Gebäude mit der Humboldt-Buchhandlung entstand.
Vi consiglio la visione in grande!!!
Veduta parziale della parte meridionale della citta di Cagliari su cui domina il forte di S. Ignazio.
Sul colle di sant'Elia a 94 metri s.l.m. sorge il fortino di S. Ignazio, un'imponente opera militare del XVIII secolo rimasta incompiuta. Ha una singolare forma a stella, ispirata alle idee del Vauban, famoso architetto militare del XVII secolo, fu costruita con un progetto del capitano Franco Lorenzo, dopo un primo impianto realizzato dal marchese Vivaldi Pasqua. Dopo l'attacco francese alla ciità di Cagliari del 1793, il forte ebbe un periodo di tranquillità e venne disattivato nel 1801. Nel 1804 divenne una succursale del Lazzaretto, non avendo più, quest'ultimo, spazi sufficienti. Fu riutilizzato militarmente, durante l'ultima guerra, con l'impianto di un aerofono, gestito da una stazione di soldati ciechi, incaricati di ascoltare l'arrivo di aerei nemici.
Chiedo scusa se vi starò annoiando con le foto della mia città, ma la mia è una sfacciata propaganda in vista del Raduno Nazionale Flickr che si terrà a Cagliari il 14/15/16 maggio 2010.
In allegato il link in cui potrete attingere tutte le informazioni in merito.
L’origen del santuari va lligat al monestir benedictí de Sant Llorenç, present des del segle X al pla de Sous, replà de la serra del Mont a 900 metres d’alçada. Fou la comunitatd’aquest monestir que edificà, a començaments del segle XIV, una església al capdamunt de la serra per donar acollida al culte a la Mare de Déu, que ja existia al monestir des dels seus orígens.
De bon començament hi hagué pelegrinatges de corrues de devots procedents dels pobles de la rodalia de la serra, per aquest motiu ben aviat es va habilitar una petita estada per a un capellà secular que en tindria la custòdia. Més tard als segles XVII i XVIII es féu l’hostatgeria, la reforma de la qual va ser inaugurada el 2002.
El santuari sempre ha comptat amb una junta de pabordes, actualment patronat, que n’han tingut cura, juntament amb el rector custodi, al llarg dels segles. L’església, de traça romànica, és de començaments del segle XIV i té la volta apuntada. Havia estat capçada per un absis semicircular, destruït gairebé del tot en fer el cambril al segle XVIII. El campanar s’aixeca per davant de la façana i a tocar d’aquesta per la banda de tramuntana. Al timpà de la porta hi havia l’Àngel de l’Anunciació, que formava part d’una decoració més àmplia i actualment es troba col·locat a l’interior. Traspassada la porta s’hi troba una bonica reixa gòtica de forja.
Al presbiteri la façana barroca del cambril, centrada per la balconada de la Mare de Déu, està formada per dues grans columnes corínties a banda i banda, que sostenen un senzill entaulament coronat per la representació de l’Esperit Sant. Procedent del monestir hi havia hagut el retaule de sant Llorenç del pintor renaixentista Pere Mates, les taules del qual es troben avui al Museu d’Art de Girona. Segons la tradició, la intenció inicial dels monjos era bastir l’esglesiola dedicada a la Verge al planell de Solls, una mica més amunt del monestir. Però l’endemà de començar les obres en aquest indret, els monjos es trobaren les eines al capdamunt de tot de la muntanya. Qui se’n reia d’ells? El fet es va repetir una vegada i una altra. Finalment els monjos interpretaren que era un desig celestial que la capella s’ubiqués en aquell indret alterós, obert als quatre vents.
Des del Santuari es contempla una panoràmica circular incomparable del nord-est de Catalunya, que abasta terres de deu comarques: Garrotxa, Ripollès, Vallespir, Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà, Pla de l’Estany, Gironès, Selva, Osona i Berguedà
El origen del santuario ligado al monasterio benedictino de Sant Llorenç, presente desde el siglo X al plan de Sueldos, rellano de la sierra del Monte a 900 metros de altura. Fue la comunitatd'aquest monasterio que edificó a principios del siglo XIV, una iglesia en lo alto de la sierra para dar acogida al culto a la Virgen, que ya existía en el monasterio desde sus orígenes.
Desde el principio hubo peregrinaciones de hileras de devotos procedentes de los pueblos de los alrededores de la sierra, por este motivo pronto se habilitó una pequeña estancia para un sacerdote secular que tendría la custodia. Más tarde en los siglos XVII y XVIII se hizo la hospedería, la reforma de la cual fue inaugurada en 2002.
El santuario siempre ha contado con una junta de pavordes, actualmente patronato, que han tenido cuidado, junto con el rector custodio, a lo largo de los siglos. La iglesia, de traza románica, es de principios del siglo XIV y tiene la bóveda apuntada. Había sido recortada por un ábside semicircular, destruido casi por completo al hacer el camarín el siglo XVIII. El campanario se levanta por delante de la fachada ya tocar de esta por el lado de tramontana. El tímpano de la puerta estaba el Ángel de la Anunciación, que formaba parte de una decoración más amplia y actualmente se encuentra colocado en el interior. Traspasada la puerta se encuentra una hermosa reja gótica de forja.
En el presbiterio la fachada barroca del camarín, centrada por el balcón de la Virgen, está formada por dos grandes columnas corintias a ambos lados, que sostienen un sencillo entablamento coronado por la representación del Espíritu Santo. Procedente del monasterio había habido el retablo de San Lorenzo del pintor renacentista Pedro Matas, las tablas se encuentran hoy en el Museo de Arte de Girona. Según la tradición, la intención inicial de los monjes era construir la iglesia dedicada a la Virgen en el plano de Soller, un poco más arriba del monasterio. Pero al día siguiente de empezar las obras en este lugar, los monjes se encontraron las herramientas en la parte superior de todo de la montaña. Quien se reía de ellos? El hecho se repitió una y otra vez. Finalmente los monjes interpretaron que era un deseo celestial que la capilla se ubicara en ese lugar altozano, abierto a los cuatro vientos.El origen del santuario ligado al monasterio benedictino de Sant Llorenç, presente desde el siglo X al plan de Sueldos, rellano de la sierra del Monte a 900 metros de altura. Fue la comunitatd'aquest monasterio que edificó a principios del siglo XIV, una iglesia en lo alto de la sierra para dar acogida al culto a la Virgen, que ya existía en el monasterio desde sus orígenes.
Desde el principio hubo peregrinaciones de hileras de devotos procedentes de los pueblos de los alrededores de la sierra, por este motivo pronto se habilitó una pequeña estancia para un sacerdote secular que tendría la custodia. Más tarde en los siglos XVII y XVIII se hizo la hospedería, la reforma de la cual fue inaugurada en 2002.
El santuario siempre ha contado con una junta de pavordes, actualmente patronato, que han tenido cuidado, junto con el rector custodio, a lo largo de los siglos. La iglesia, de traza románica, es de principios del siglo XIV y tiene la bóveda apuntada. Había sido recortada por un ábside semicircular, destruido casi por completo al hacer el camarín el siglo XVIII. El campanario se levanta por delante de la fachada ya tocar de esta por el lado de tramontana. El tímpano de la puerta estaba el Ángel de la Anunciación, que formaba parte de una decoración más amplia y actualmente se encuentra colocado en el interior. Traspasada la puerta se encuentra una hermosa reja gótica de forja.
En el presbiterio la fachada barroca del camarín, centrada por el balcón de la Virgen, está formada por dos grandes columnas corintias a ambos lados, que sostienen un sencillo entablamento coronado por la representación del Espíritu Santo. Procedente del monasterio había habido el retablo de San Lorenzo del pintor renacentista Pedro Matas, las tablas se encuentran hoy en el Museo de Arte de Girona. Según la tradición, la intención inicial de los monjes era construir la iglesia dedicada a la Virgen en el plano de Soller, un poco más arriba del monasterio. Pero al día siguiente de empezar las obras en este lugar, los monjes se encontraron las herramientas en la parte superior de todo de la montaña. Quien se reía de ellos? El hecho se repitió una y otra vez. Finalmente los monjes interpretaron que era un deseo celestial que la capilla se ubicara en ese lugar altozano, abierto a los cuatro vientos.
Desde el Santuario se contempla una panorámica circular incomparable del noreste de Cataluña, que abarca tierras de diez comarcas: Garrotxa, Ripollès, Vallespir, Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà, Pla de l'Estany, Gironès, Selva, Osona y Berguedà
♫♪♫ Soledad ♫♪♫ Daniel Viglietti & Mario Benedetti
Soledad Barrett
El 8 de enero de 1973 moría asesinada en Recife (Brasil) Soledad Barrett Viedma. Tenía 28 años, había nacido en Paraguay y era nieta del escritor hispanoparaguayo Rafael Barrett. Su brutal asesinato a manos de la policía política brasileña causó una profunda impresión entre las personas que la conocieron. Mario Benedetti escribió en su memoria el poema “Muerte de Soledad Barrett”. Daniel Viglietti compuso la canción “Soledad”.
www.abc.com.py/articulos.php?pid=304280&sec=14
Soledad no viviste en soledad
por eso tu vida no se borra
simplemente se colma de señales
Soledad no moriste en soledad
por eso tu muerte no se llora
simplemente la izamos en el aire...
Shooter: Il COE -- Tommaso Coerini [aggiungimi su Facebook]
Post Producer: Il COE
Model & Performer:
- Francesca "La Scaccia" Rodella
- il COE
- Patrick Savinelli
- Diego Piovani
Make & Hair Styling: Everyones thought himself
Location: Da Laghetti "Paradiso Terreste" di San Giuliano
Gears: Canon 5D Mark II + Canon 16-35 LII mm (the "Plasticone")
Stuff: Manfrotto 190XPro-B + Ball Head 486Rc2
Settings: ISO100
Strobes: 2 x Nissin Di866
Strobe Position:
- 1 x Nissin Di866 camera left
- 1 x Nissin Di866 camera right
Processing:
a) "Trekking in Mountain" Hard Boiles Photoshop EXTREME II [maybe more than 40 levels...]
b) COE's Magic Post-Processing touch©
- (the only one original "COE's magic touch"...all the other "Touches"...are simply REAL FAKES! ;)
- (il solo, originale, Magic Touch© è quello del COE...tutti gli altri "Touch" sono semplici IMITAZIONI! ;)
Drugs taken: Freesh Mountain Air + Holyday freetime relaz
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I'm not usually very good at capturing the mood of a place but I like this effort. Can't you just hear the hum of the boilers and unsettling sound of the elevator motors arcing electricity in the background?
This shot is from 3 identical exposures, each ISO 3200, 0.8 sec handheld (!). I aligned and averaged them together in CS4 to reduce noise.
Walt Disney World
Disney's Hollywood Studios
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
September 2008
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Type of ship: Rescue Cruiser
Flag: Germany
Stationed on varying harbours
Owner: German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS)
Ship Class: 23.50 m-class
Shipyard: Schweers,Bardenfleth,Germany
Year built: 1990 (Yard-No. 6476)
Displacement 66 tons
Length: 23,50 m
Beam: 5.50 m
Draft: 2.10 m
Speed: 20 knots
Engine power: 1430 kW
Bollard Pull: 10 tons
Crew: 8 men
4 constantly on board
Callsign: DBAG
Daughter boat "Butscher"
Length: 7.07 m
Beam: 2.62 m
Draft: 0.80 m
Displacement: 3.5 t
Engine power: 121 kW
Speed: 20 knots
Range: 200 nm
Bollard pull: 2 t