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La zona di Capo Altano, altrimenti detta Capo Giordano, è uno scrigno prezioso di endemismi botanici, vale a dire di piante rare se non uniche, dai mille stupefacenti colori e dai mille incredibili, delicatissimi, inebrianti profumi. Essendo il vento dominante quello di Nord Ovest, non vi è traccia di conseguenze dovute all’industria. Il Maestrale, infatti, accudisce paternamente a rivitalizzare un’area di bellezza incredibile, non solo per il tripudio rigoglioso di colori e aromi floreali ma anche per la vastità di un panorama talmente suggestivo da causare stupore, rapimento, crisi esistenziali ed altro.
Arrivare a Capo Altano da Portoscuso, significa percorrere un affascinante tragitto tortuoso tra i ginepri, in compagnia, sulla destra, di configurazioni rocciose che pare racchiudano arcani significati estetici, e sulla sinistra, di una scogliera frangiata e gioiosa (quando il mare è in amore e gioca maliziosi andirivieni ondosi che sfrigolano abbaglianti riflessi intermittenti). Da questa scogliera lo sguardo s’innalza oltre l’immensa distesa di lapislazzolo, sempre solcata da barche a vela, per planare sull’Isola di San Pietro, più bella che mai; e quindi sui dirupi di basalto dorato di Capo Altano; per abbracciare poi, con un sol batter di ciglio, la costa montuosa che dal Pan di Zucchero arriva all’immensa spiaggia di Gonnesa. Tra questa spiaggia e Capo Altano, dalla fine di aprile ai primi di giugno, lo specchio di mare prospiciente è tutto un brulichio di natanti poiché la tonnara è in funzione. Ed è bellissimo ed emozionante assistere, dai sipari di roccia che la scogliera apre sul mare, al ritorno in porto di un lungo e ordinato corteo di battelli mentre le campane di Portoscuso annunciano il risultato positivo della pesca appena avvenuta.
A Capo Altano, dai residui di cemento delle piazzole per cannoni, stonati e inutili retaggi della seconda guerra mondiale, si domina uno dei più fantastici, incredibili paesaggi marini del mondo. Ecco perché, in alcuni ripari sotto roccia, scoperti nei pressi, sono stati rinvenuti reperti testimonianti il viver dell’uomo, in questo luogo da sogno, fin dagli albori dell’antichità paleolitica (18.000 anni da oggi e ancor più).
Anche se è impossibile trovare in Sardegna luoghi vissuti dagli antichi, che non siano paesaggisticamente bellissimi, questo di Capo Altano è veramente fuori dal consueto, anzi, una magnificenza in assoluto. Sostandovi viene da immaginarsi con quanta attenzione l’uomo antico osservasse il passaggio primaverile di branchi sterminati di tonni, che, apparendo in primavera, sempre guizzavano tenendo il fianco sinistro proprio a ridosso dei precipiti dirupi costieri che paiono cascate di lava pietrificata.
Tutta la zona, geologicamente, ha un’età di 575 milioni di anni e il successivo cataclisma lavico, di cui testimoniano le sinuosità pietrificate, pare sia concomitante ad una supposta, mitica, esplosione di un vulcano marino, in un’epoca incerta, forse un centinaio di milioni di anni da oggi.
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The Principality of Asturias (Spanish: Principado de Asturias, Asturian: Principáu d'Asturies or Asturies) is an autonomous community within the kingdom of Spain, former Kingdom of Asturias in the Middle Ages. It is situated on the Spanish north coast facing the Cantabrian Sea (Mar Cantábrico, the Spanish name for the Bay of Biscay).
The most important cities are the provincial capital, Oviedo (Uviéu), the seaport and largest city Gijón (Xixón), and the industrial town of Avilés. Other towns include Mieres, Langreo (Llangréu) (with La Felguera and Sama), Luarca, Siero, Cangas de Onís (Cangues), Cangas del Narcea, Grado (Grau), Lena (Llena), Laviana (Llaviana), El Entrego (L'Entregu), Villaviciosa, Vegadeo ( A Veiga ), and Llanes. See also List of municipalities in Asturias, Comarcas of Asturias.
Asturias is bordered on the east by Cantabria, on the south by Castilla y León, on the west by Galicia (Lugo), and on the north by the Cantabrian Sea.
Himno de Asturias
Castellano
Asturias, Patria querida,
Asturias de mis amores;
¡Quién estuviera en Asturias,
en todas las ocasiones!
Tengo que subir al árbol,
tengo que coger la flor,
y dársela a mi morena
que la ponga en el balcón.
Que la ponga en el balcón,
que la deje de poner,
tengo que subir al árbol
y la flor he de coger.
Asturiano
Asturies, Patria querida,
Asturies de mios amores
¡Ai! ¡Quien tuviera n'Asturies,
en toes les ocasiones!
Tengo de subir al árbol
tengo de coyer la flor,
y dá-yla a la mio morena
que la ponga nel balcón.
Que la ponga nel balcón,
que la dexe de poner,
tengo de subir al árbol
y la flor tengo coyer.
In Wordpress In Blogger photo.net/photos/Reinante/ In Onexposure
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: DATING AT CINEMA (2 of 5): The movie /
CITA EN EL CINE (2 de 5): La Peli
(Read in this order) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286.
FOTOSTORY: In English / En Español
Dom: #^__^#
Akari: #^__^#
/
Dom: #^__^#
Akari: #^__^#
COLLABORATION:
- Dom y Akari en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es
- Cinema's diorama by Minao. Sweets shop's diorama by Sheryl and Minao Collaboration.
- Little interpretation of Mad_Pullip's Emily as a MUSE fan.
SHERYL LINKS:
- Pullip .es: Las Fotohistorias de Sheryl
- Sheryl's Flickr: Photostories 2011 - Sketches 2011 / Photostories 2012 - Sketches 2012
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: DATING AT CINEMA (2 of 5): The movie /
CITA EN EL CINE (2 de 5): La Peli
(Read in this order) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286.
FOTOSTORY: In English / En Español
Shortly after...
MOVIE: Mmmm, don't go... please, I want to do it now. Mmmm... Oooohh... You like this?...
Dom: ^_^u
Akari: ^_^uu
/
Poco después...
PELI: Mmmm, no te vayas... porfavor, quiero hacerlo ahora. Mmmm...Aaahh... te gusta esto?...
Dom: ^_^u
Akari: ^_^uu
COLLABORATION:
- Dom y Akari en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es
- Cinema's diorama by Minao. Sweets shop's diorama by Sheryl and Minao Collaboration.
- Little interpretation of Mad_Pullip's Emily as a MUSE fan.
SHERYL LINKS:
- Pullip .es: Las Fotohistorias de Sheryl
- Sheryl's Flickr: Photostories 2011 - Sketches 2011 / Photostories 2012 - Sketches 2012
This is another shot, from a series I took a while back, of a Greater Roadrunner (Geococcyx californianus) running across the road with a grasshopper in it's beak.
The similar shot (below) is the most viewed, and most interesting, shot in my photostream.
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Not completely happy with today's 365 photo... but that's okay. You can't win them all!
I suppose this is my attempt at getting in the spirit for Christmas (which I'm really not.)
I'm miss home and bucket loads of snow! Scotland is great, but there is no snow (and probably wont be for Christmas! Boooo) Though, there is no shortage of hot chocolate with baileys and curling up under warm blankets, so that is nice!
Song of the Day - St. Vincent (with Andrew Bird) - What Me Worry
(this video makes me react in unexplainable ways... it is probably what I would consider the best video on youtube... so PLEASE watch it! Oh, and also... I fucking LOVE the lyrics, and can relate to them in a big way)
"What me worry? I never do
I'm always amused and amusing you
Sans le fear of impending doom
Life is like banquet food: pleasure to peruse
Do I amuse you, dear? Would you think me queer
if while standing beside you I opted instead to disappear? Disappear
In no hurry I'll sing my tune
All my skies the hue of a ruddy bruise
In my finest threads couture I'll call up my favorite muse
for a drink - half full - or two
Have I abused you, dear? You have had it to here
You say, "Love is just a bloodmatch to see who
endures lash after last with panache"
In the spring I'll dust off my lute, stuff my suitcase full of blues
and stir the dust underneath the thrust of my clicking heels
C'est la vie
What me worry? I never do
Life is one charming ruse for us lucky few
Have I fooled you, dear?
The time is coming near when I'll give you my hand and I'll say,
"It's been grand, but... I'm out of here
I'm out of here" "
Visit my blog for advice on how on how to take photographs of your children or submit a photo for inclusion in "Ken's Tips On Your Pics": www.kensharp.com/blog/category/kens-tips-on-your-pics-2/
© Ken Sharp. Please do not use or download without permission. If you have any queries please contact me: www.kensharp.com
Beginning of the firefighters' demonstration in Denfert Rochereau, the main banner in the middle says "All together" (Tous ensemble). This is taken from the top of bus stop.
Part of "Au feu, les pompiers !" (please watch in the order of the set, to better understand the chronology of events)
Went out for a pretty darn spontaneous shoot this evening...My buddy Shuck called up our two friends Alex and Morgan and asked if they wanted to shoot today....they agreed....
We ended up getting some killer sunset shots in this big open field a few minutes from my house. There will DEFINITELY be more where this came from, so KEEP CHECKING BACK!...also, make sure you check out Shuck's stream...he got some outstanding shots (it was his first real shoot!)
Lets hear what you think!
p.s. this was Alex's first time modeling!....I'd say she did an awesome job!
Canon 5d w/ 50 1.8 II
Natty light with slight fill from reflector
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Seriously. Check out my abs.
Molly shot this months ago and then somehow it got lost. She posted a similar shot but my leg wasn't fully extended and my tummy wasn't as rad....I'm not sure how that happened. But anyhow, if you're not already looking at her stuff, you should get an eye on it. I made her rummage through old photos searching for a funny one of me from a while back, and she should have that up soon. Laughs guaranteed for all.
While I'm pimping, if you haven't been watching him, Brendan is settled in Antarctica and pretty happy with his cold little life. He has absolutely kept his promise of Penguin Pictures. And Seals. And Whales. And Icebergs. And Sunsets. And Landscapes. And Seascapes. He doesn't post daily like most of us addicts, but when he does he usually has something that is astounding. I've accepted that National Geographic photos exist....but it's pretty amazing that some ordinary bloke is living a life where there are more penguins than people..
In other news, thanks for all the well-wishes for my dad. He is finally out of the hospital. Apparently he has pneumonia, and a dangerously slow heartbeat. They are talking about a pacemaker. Scary. But he seems to be out of the woods right now, so that's good. If I can figure out logistics, I'll be moving back to Portland in just over a month, so no more long-distance freakouts for me!
"If you would be known, and not know, vegetate in a village; If you would know, and not be known, live in a city"
(Charles Caleb Colton)
Man with Oxen by Irene Becker © All rights reserved
Zaovine, Tara National Park, Serbia.
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La curruca capirotada (Sylvia atricapilla) es una especie de ave paseriforme del género Sylvia dentro de la familia Sylviidae. Es un pájaro de pequeño tamaño de color sobrio y discreto, canto agradable, vuelo ágil, comportamiento activo e inquieto, que se alimenta de insectos y frutas. Habita principalmente en sotobosques y está ampliamente distribuido por Europa. Se trata de una curruca frecuente, y localmente abundante, que está muy repartida por toda España. Descripción Mide entre 13 y 15 cm de longitud, con una envergadura de entre 20 y 23 cm, y un peso de unos 14 a 20 g. Presenta el cráneo levemente aplanado. El pico (en ambos sexos adultos) es negruzco con la mandíbula inferior gris pizarra. Los tarsos y los pies son gris azulado. El iris es de 3,5 mm de diámetro y de color castaño. Plumaje A simple vista tiene un aspecto discreto e insignificante, ya que la sobriedad de su plumaje le permite pasar desapercibido para todo aquel que no haya aprendido a identificarlo, que lo confundirán con el gorrión común cada vez que se lo crucen fugazmente en su camino (ocurriendo esto más veces de lo que cabe imaginarse). El macho, para quien sabe identificar esta especie, resulta inconfundible; el macho adulto presenta sus partes superiores (laterales de la cabeza, del cuello y el pecho) de color verde oliva, o bien puede describirse como un tono pardo grisáceo. El obispillo es gris claro. El vientre blanco. Su cola y las alas son de un gris negruzco. El píleo y la frente son de color negro brillante.2 La hembra se diferencia del macho principalmente por el píleo que es pardo o castaño rojizo. El resto de las partes superiores son pardo oliváceas, y en los lados de la cara hay un tinte grisáceo. El pecho y los flancos son de un tono más pálido, algunas veces con un tinte gris, pero siempre se presenta con un color más pardo que el del macho. Los ejemplares inmaduros son similares a las hembras adultas, con el capirote castaño jengibre. Tal vez se pueda apreciar en la espalda y dorso de las alas un tinte más rojizo que en los adultos. El color de las partes inferiores, como son el pecho y los flancos, se presentan considerablemente más oscuros que en los adultos. Nota: Apenas se observan diferencias entre las distintas subespecies de Sylvia atricapilla, no obstante, morfológicamente sí que podrían encontrarse leves diferencias fácilmente apreciables. Es una especie forestal que cría en terrenos arbolados, umbríos y con denso sotobosque, aunque también pueden hacerlo en parques y jardines con abundante maleza, ya que siempre van de copa en copa, de mata en mata, e inquietamente de rama en rama. Ejemplos donde estas currucas se desarrollan son los robledales, fresnedas y otras formaciones de planifolios. También habitan bosques de coníferas, quejigares y bosques mixtos, monte bravío, huertos de frutales y también olivares. Evitan zonas muy secas por ello son frecuentes en la vegetación de riberas, junto a los arroyos, donde los índices de humedad son mayores y donde los árboles se presentan más desarrollados. Cuando las ciudades ofrecen mayor cantidad de alimento, o por motivos climáticos, etc., recurren a estas, pasando desapercibidas por ser desconfiadas y a la vez activas. Altitudinalmente esta especie ocupa rangos muy dispares, desde el nivel del mar hasta los 1.500 m (en Tenerife), incluso 1.700 m en Pirineos centrales o los 1.800 en el Sistema Central y 1.850 m en las Cordilleras Béticas. Alimentación Fruto del espino común. La curruca capirotada se alimenta de insectos, fruta cultivada y bayas o frutos silvestres. Durante la primavera se centra básicamente en la captura coleópteros y dípteros, aunque no son estos los únicos insectos que caen presa de este pajarillo. A partir del nacimiento de sus pollos se dedican a recoger infinidad de pequeñas orugas y larvas, mas estos también son cebados con cerezas, higos y otros frutos silvestres del tiempo. Durante el invierno ingieren gran cantidad de manzana, aprovechándose de las cosechas más próximas lo que les permite resistir el invierno sin apenas moverse de zonas reducidas. Les gustan los frutos de la hiedra, así como las bayas de las plantas de adorno que encuentran en jardines o parques. Presentes en su dieta podrían estar, el saúco, el espino, el aligustre, la rosa silvestre, la zarzamora, la madreselva, el tejo, el acebo, etc., sintiendo especial predilección por todos ellos. Nido Curruca con hierba seca en el pico para construir su nido. El nido es una construcción muy pobre, "transparente", ligero y escaso en materiales. Normalmente es el macho quien elige el lugar de emplazamiento colocando allí dos o tres hierbas secas, aunque es la hembra quien principalmente lo construye. Entre el macho y la hembra consiguen terminarlo en unos 3 o 5 días generalmente. Los materiales de construcción usados por esta curruca son básicamente hierbas secas, musgo, y raicillas, estando forrado interiormente con pelos y hierba más fina, para lograr un cierto confort. Se localizan escondidos en arbustos u otra maleza, sujetos en ramas débiles y a una altura del suelo que no suele bajar de 80 cm ni subir por encima del 1,70 m. Los polluelos permanecen en el nido durante un periodo de tiempo que oscila en unos 11 y 14 días.Enfermedades Los parásitos que hospedan a Sylvia atricapilla son motivo de las posibles distintas enfermedades infecciosas que pueden afectar a estas aves. Un ejemplo es el parásito de la malaria de la curruca capirotada, que puede hacer bastante daño a la especie si su capacidad de transmisión y dispersión se presenta con demasiada potencia y facilidad. Predadores Como toda pequeña ave de sotobosque, desde que es un simple polluelo la curruca capirotada puede ser presa de todo tipo de vertebrados, pues reptiles, diferentes pequeños mamíferos, y otras aves (como una simple urraca), codician este tipo de capturas. También el ser humano puede convertirse en un "predador parcial" para un gran número de especies de aves, entre ellas la curruca capirotada, pues el dulce canto de estas aves las hace muy atractivas para mantenerlas en cautiverio, y existen todo tipo de prácticas ilegales por medio de las que se captura con redes y otros sistemas a estos pajarillos
I had a shoot yesterday that was billed as a competition between photographers, sort of a "Battle to Win". However, since it took place in the hard core inner city--shooting amongst graffiti laced walls while dodging traffic--I prefer to call this competition 'Urban Combat'.
There were about a dozen photographers and an equal number of models, however as I worked with just a few models, I will post images from those 4 here.
Enjoy!
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UPDATE: Oct 23 ... VOTE FOR ME
It finally happened--the competition website is up and running.
I'd really appreciate if you can take a minute and vote on my pics...just click on the pics (Photographer 11) and then underneath it select the rating...5's would be fantastic. :-)
Note: We were officially allowed to submit 2 pics per model we'd shot with, however at least half of the other photographers went overboard and flaunted the rules entirely, some posting 4, 5, or even 7 pics of several of their models! C'est la vie.
UPDATE: Oct 21
The organizer had a change of heart and thanks to the help of another photographer has decided to let me back in to the competition, saying something about it not being fair to the models if I was not part of this. However, I still have no answers for what happened earlier. :-(
See earlier updates to understand the comments below.
Hecho, Huesca (Spain).
ENGLISH
Valle de Hecho is a municipality located in the province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 984 inhabitants.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_de_Hecho
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CASTELLANO
Valle de Hecho (Val d'Echo en aragonés) es un municipio del partido judicial de Jaca, provincia de Huesca. Pertenece a la comarca de la Jacetania.
La capital del municipio se encuentra en la población de Hecho (Echo en aragonés). Otras localidades pertenecientes al término municipal de Valle de Hecho son: Siresa (Ziresa en aragonés), Embún, Urdués y Santa Lucía. Hasta finales del siglo XX, el nombre del municipio era Hecho.
La vitalidad de las gentes del valle se muestra a través de la vida cotidianda y de sus constumbres. La fabla chesa, el folclore, la gastronomía, las fiestas... se miman y celebran para disfrute de vecinos, visitantes y amigos.
Es uno de los lugares en los que sigue en uso la lengua aragonesa, en la variante conocida como cheso, nombre tomado del gentilicio que se aplica a los habitantes del valle.
La música y los bailes tradicionales, junto con la rica indumentaria antigua, se exhiben gracias al Grupo Folclórico de la Val d'Echo, al palotiaú d'Embún y al grupo A Ronda d'Os Chotos d'Embún. Sus músicas traspasan las fronteras de Aragón pregonando constumbres y tradiciones ancestralesy el sentir de las gentes de hoy.
Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_de_Hecho
San Lorenzo 2008 - Huesca (Spain).
According to the tradition, the eve of the 10 of August a member of a group is raised to place in the statue of the saint the typical green "pañoleta" (kerchief). This statue is at considerable height, on the entrance of the Church of San Lorenzo.
Según la tradición, la víspera del 10 de agosto un miembro de una peña es alzado para colocar a la figura del santo la típica pañoleta verde. Esta figura está a considerable altura, sobre la entrada de la Iglesia de San Lorenzo.
ENGLISH
Saint Lawrence (c. 225 – 258) (Latin: Laurentius, meaning "laurelled") was one of the seven deacons of ancient Rome who were martyred during the persecution of Roman Emperor Valerian in the year 258.
The "Acts" of St Lawrence were lost by the time of Saint Augustine, one of whose sermons on Saint Lawrence (Sermo 302, de Sancto Laurent.) admits that his narration was gained from tradition instead of reciting the Acts as was his preferred custom. Such early legends made Lawrence a native of Huesca (Roman Osca) in Hispania Tarraconensis who had received religious instruction from Archdeacon Sixtus in Rome. When Sixtus became Bishop of Rome in 257, Lawrence was ordained a deacon and was placed in charge of the administration of Church goods and care for the poor. For this duty, he is regarded as one of the first archivists and treasurers of the Church and was made the patron of librarians.
According to lore, among the treasure of the Roman church entrusted to Lawrence for safe-keeping was the Holy Chalice, the cup from which Jesus and the Apostles drank at the Last Supper. Lawrence was able to spirit this away to Huesca with a letter and a supposed inventory, where it lay hidden and unregarded for centuries.
By tradition, Lawrence was sentenced at San Lorenzo in Miranda, martyred at San Lorenzo in Panisperna, and buried in the Via Tiburtina in the Catacomb of Cyriaca by Hippolytus and Justinus, a presbyter. Tradition holds that Lawrence was burned or "grilled" to death, hence his association with the gridiron. During his torture Lawrence cried out "This side’s done, turn me over and have a bite. (Assum est, inquit, versa et manduca.)".
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_of_Rome
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San Lorenzo fue uno de los siete diáconos de Roma, ciudad donde fue martirizado con una parrilla en 258. En latín se llamaba Laurentius (‘laureado’).
Se sitúa el nacimiento de Lorenzo de Roma en Huesca, en la Hispania Tarraconensis. Cuando en 257 Sixto fue nombrado papa, Lorenzo fue ordenado diácono, y encargado de administrar los bienes de la Iglesia y el cuidado de los pobres. Por esta labor, es considerado uno de los primeros archivistas y tesoreros de la Iglesia, y es el patrón de los bibliotecarios.
La leyenda dice que entre los tesoros de la Iglesia confiados a Lorenzo se encontraba el Santo Grial (la copa usada por Jesús y los Apóstoles en la Última Cena) y que consiguió enviarlo a Huesca, junto a una carta y un inventario, donde fue escondido y olvidado durante siglos.
Según la leyenda, Lorenzo fue quemado vivo en una hoguera, concretamente en una parrilla, cerca del Campo de verano, en Roma. Se dice que en medio del martirio, exclamó: Assum est, inqüit, versa et manduca (‘asado estoy, denme vuelta y coman’). Se considera que este hecho fue creado por los hagiógrafos, ya que no hubo testigos cristianos.
Su santo se celebra el 10 de agosto, día en el cual según la tradición recibió martirio.
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: AFTER THE CONCERT (6 of 9): Shin and Near /
DESPUÉS DEL CONCIERTO (6 de 9): Shin y Near
(Read in order, this is: SHOT/FOTO 97 of 184) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107,108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184.
FOTOSTORY: In English / En Español
Near: (I heard you... ¬¬)
L: Remember what I told you about patience... ^_^u
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Near: (Te he oido...¬¬)
L: Recuerda lo que te he dicho de tener paciencia... ^_^u
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The mission of the supermarket, like everything in our modern culture, is supposedly dedicated to one end: choice. Sad to say it is not so much for your choice; rather it is the retailer's. It turns out that each inch of space is scientifically calibrated to hold only what you will buy at the highest possible margin. Consumer attention is "malleable," according to some researchers who investigated "space elasticity," and whose study sought to "parameterise a model that allows us to compute an upward bound on the returns that might accrue to an 'optimal' shelf set."
On the other hand, here I've compiled the 10 interesting games you can play in a supermarket:
1. Take shopping carts for the express purpose of filling them and stranding them at strategic locations.
2. Ride those little electronic cars at the front of the store.
3. Set all the alarm clocks to go off at ten minute intervals throughout the day.
4. When someone asks if you need help, begin to cry and ask, "Why won't you people just leave me alone?"
5. Play with the automatic doors.
6. As the cashier runs your purchases over the scanner, look mesmerized and say, "Wow. Magic!"
7. Try on bras over top of your clothes.
8. Get boxes of Condoms and randomly put them in peoples carts when they don't realize it.
10. Look right into the security camera, and use it as a mirror while you pick your nose.
Have a blasting weekend everyone :-)
Gears: Leica R6 with Summicron-R 2,0/35 on Konica Centuria 100
Location: Mydin Mall, Padang Hiliran, Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Processing: None
And if you go chasing rabbits; And you know you're going to fall
what I love about street photography in Tokyo is that you just never know what you are going to see (or, quite often, if what you're seeing is actually happening...)
I had just crossed the street with a group of friends, leaving the madness of a crowded matsuri behind me, and I looked to the right and saw this photo in front of me - all alone with his rabbit and in a world of his own...
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: AFTER THE CONCERT (3 of 9): L and Near. Part 2 /
DESPUÉS DEL CONCIERTO (3 de 9): L y Near. Parte 2
(Read in order, this is: SHOT/FOTO 39 of 184) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107,108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184.
FOTOSTORY: In English / En Español
L: But you've done it far well, nobody was able to make a check on me already ^^
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L: Pero lo has hecho muy bien, nadie había logrado hacerme jaque hasta ahora. ^^
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A 365 project first for me, which I am not entirely sure I should be ashamed or inspired. Today was a blah day, until one of my friends decided that he wanted to meet up and shoot some pictures around town. Now while thats all hunky dory, he wanted to go to the UW-Arboretum: with the rains and excessive humidity we have had recently I gave him plenty of warning that the bugs would be bad. He ignored my warning and we met up, thankfully he brought insect spray for I have none myself. We trekked through the woods stirring up plenty of bugs, mosquitos were the main concern and they definately made their presence known. Within ten minutes of walking, we stopped in the path to snap a few frames of some mushrooms growing in a neat pattern along the trunk of a slowly dying tree. This was quite the mistake; as we walked closer the tree a swarm of at least two dozen mosquitos came from underneath and started to attack us. We ran from the tree, and back to the path waving our tripods in the air to battle these blood sucking bastards. Eventually we gave in and decided that we would find the way back to our cars, and venture somewhere the bugs had not infested the surroundings with the intent of eating us alive.
We agreed to meet off Bedford for it was free parking, for at least two hours anyway: Also far enough from the majority of the craziness of move-in weekend on campus. I took what I thought would be the easiest way down, which turned out to be a series of unfortunately events. Turns out a train bad back up along the North Shore corridor and at that North Shore was my route to Bedford. Driving aimlessly, I found myself squirming with an upset stomach and decided to just find my way home. Once home I proceeded to take a nap, for three hours: being excessive lazy or maybe just not able to catch up on sleep from the previous nights accounts of being up til 3a.m. I am not entirely sure which one it was.
The light was still overcast, a dark ominus gray covered the sky and I figured there wasnt much going to happen for a sunset but I drove West anyway. Struggling to find a nice vantage point over the main highway to the West, I pulled my car off the road and walked to an overpass and started shooting. Trying all sorts of lenses to see what I could pull into the frame or select FROM the frame that was the most enjoyable for my eyes. As it turns out the skys dull red started to fade, into a multi-tude of blues, grays, and reds. My 18mm was the onlens thatt I could find that was able to capture a good portion of the image, which leads me to the confession.
Tonights image is a first for me, a panoramic: now maybe you read the stories or maybe just look at the tags, or simply just the picture. But this for me is as ground breaking as was when I broke down last summer and cropped an image. Something I swear by that Id never do in my project, as it breaks the rules via POD "picure of the day," should really only be ONE frame. But alas my friend Brian helped me break down and realize that if I wanted a winner shot to remember today by, it was definately the pano. These two shots are seemed together with Adobe Photoshop Elements 7, seemlessly a SOOC: but there was a slight contrast adjust with the right side. We debated back and forth for a good 30 minutes if it was the clouds or a slight change in exposure, until I managed to get the right adjust on the contrast. The only way that I could have done this shot without having to do a pano was if I had a full frame sensor and had used my 18mm for one shot vs two, but heck sometimes the cheaper alternative wins.
I think I may have confused a few people with yesterday's image. I apologize. I posted it with only the title "Platform 9 3/4s". Never thought to explain it given the Harry Potter coverage. Sometimes I'm too geeky. Apologies to everyone who didn't get it. Some people did get it though, and I think some that did get the reference believed it was a joking reference.
I wasn't joking. That is Platform 9 3/4s. Honest. The real thing.
I took that shot in King's Cross Station, which is the train station where J. K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, has Harry and his friends leave from at the start of each year to travel to Hogwart's School of Wizardry and Witchcraft.
That column is the actual column you see in all the Harry Potter films and read about in the books. When Harry and the Hogwart's students from London leave for their year at Hogwart's they run "into" that brick column. It's a sort of gateway to a special train platform that's hidden in another "dimension" so normal non-magical people (called "muggles") can't see it. The platform is number "9 3/4s" as it lies 3/4s of the way from platform 9. Actually, I think J. K. Rowling called it that because it's just a more interesting name than Platform 9 1/2 or Platform 9A (there actually is a 9A and a 9B Platform in the real world so that really wouldn't have worked).
However there was a problem that was only discovered after the books were published. The column to Platform 9 3/4s is in the older part of King's Cross. The problem is: the older part of King's Cross only goes up to Platform 8. Platforms 9 through 11 are in a modern addition to King's Cross and look nothing like the older section.... and there are no brick columns. As well, Platform 9 lies on the other side of the ticket booth behind a security wall. The kids of Hogwarts couldn't get to the platform without "muggle" tickets, and even if they did their parents definitely couldn't have accompanied them as they do in the books. I suppose magic could have solved all that though.
So the film crew had to fudge it and pretend the landing between Platform 4 and 5 is where Platform 9 3/4's is. And frankly, who's to say that the Wizards didn't add it to King's Cross magically but get the platform location wrong? ;-)
The management of King's Cross didn't have it so easy, though. When the books became popular they were inundated with thousands of children who wanted to see Platform 9 3/4s, but where do you hang the sign?? If in the old section it would be wrong (and goodness, think of all the little children who would be so confused by that encounter they could never again navigate their way through a British Train Station! ;-). Unfortunately, there was nothing to hang a sign on in the new wing, and you couldn't let any kids past the security to see it anyway! So a compromise was come to: Management found a quiet little archway next to the entrance to the new wing where they could hang the sign. Technically it's close to being the right location, but it's not in the new spiffy, steel and glass wing that has no brick columns and it's outside the security area. To finish it off they also took one of the station luggage carts the Hogwarts students use in the books and mounted the rear section to the wall so it looks like it's "passing through" the wall on its way to Platform 9 3/4s.
Hence the title of this shot: "Platform 9 3/4s Official Location"
Part of my Light Painting (Set)
Created with an extended exposure using an LED white light unit. This shot (as with all my light painting photos) is SOOC except for the border and signature.
Thanks to Jane in Colour for her encouragement.
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A structure with flexible and transparent rooms: In December 2001, following in-depth debates, the board of the BMW AG has voted in favour of the architectural concept by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU. The outstanding concept of the BMW Welt is characterised very much by the unique roof structure and the so-called Double Cone.
The 16,000 m² of cloud roof which emanates from the forming Double Cone is only carried by twelve hinged columns and creates the impression that it is floating. In its basic system, it consists of an upper and a lower girder grillage with a basic grid of five by five metres. Between the layers, diagonal struts are inserted which link the two layers of girder grillage, hereby creating a spatial supporting structure.
The Double Cone which protrudes prominently from the entire building acts as a powerful and dynamic eye-catcher. The cyclone made of glass and steel, winding upwards, ending in the roof which is suspended freely, floating just like a cloud, is created by a dynamic deformation of the two girder layers and constitutes one of the main supporting points of the roof.
The architectural concept of the BMW Welt combines form and function. This is shown in the elegant steel facade, for example, which serves the function of air-conditioning the BMW Welt, among other things. For this purpose, the solar energy which is lead from the roof to the facades contributes to the heating of the building and the ventilation of the building is also implemented with the large wall areas. Enveloping surfaces made of glass create a thermically comfortable surface temperature. Vegetation outside, specifically near the natural ventilation elements bind dust particles and also have a cooling effect.
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New Yorkers Protest the US$850 BILLION Wall Street BAILOUT: Wall Street, NYC - September 25, 2008
Phototgrapher: a. golden, eyewash design - c. 2008.
This is actually a GOOD guy. See: billionairesforbush.com/index.php for more information.
Friends,
The richest 400 Americans -- that's right, just four-hundred people -- own MORE than the bottom 150 million Americans COMBINED! 400 of the wealthiest Americans have got more stashed away than half the entire country! Their combined net worth is $1.6 trillion. During the eight years of the Bush Administration, their wealth has increased by nearly $700 billion -- the same amount that they were demanding We give to them for the "bailout." Why don't they just spend the money they made under Bush to bail themselves out? They'd still have nearly a trillion dollars left over to spread amongst themselves!
Of course, they are not going to do that -- at least not voluntarily. George W. Bush was handed a $127 billion surplus when Bill Clinton left office. Because that money was OUR money and not HIS, he did what the rich prefer to do -- spend it and never look back. Now we have a $9.5 trillion debt that will take seven generations from which to recover. Why -- on --earth – did -- our -- "representatives" -- give -- these -- robber -- barons -- $US850 BILLION -- of – OUR -- money?
Last week, proposed my own bailout plan. My suggestions, listed below, were predicated on the singular and simple belief that the rich must pull themselves up by their own platinum bootstraps. Sorry, fellows, but you drilled it into our heads one too many times: THERE...IS...NO…FREE... LUNCH ~ PERIOD! And thank you for encouraging us to hate people on welfare! So, there should have been NO HANDOUTS FROM US TO YOU! Last Friday, after voting AGAINST this BAILOUT, in an unprecedented turn of events, the House FLIP-FLOPPED their "No" Vote & said "Yes", in a rush version of a "bailout" bill vote. IN SPITE OF THE PEOPLE'S OVERWHELMING DISAPPROVAL OF THIS BAILOUT BILL... IN SPITE OF MILLIONS OF CALLS FROM THE PEOPLE CRASHING WASHINGTON "representatives'" PHONE LINES...IN SPITE OF CRASHING OUR POLITICIAN'S WEBSITES...IN SPITE OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PROTESTING AROUND THE COUNTRY... THEY VOTED FOR THIS BAILOUT! The People first succeeded on Monday with the House, but failed do it with the Senate and then THE HOUSE TURNED ON US TOO!
It is clear, though, we cannot simply continue protesting without proposing exactly what it is we think THESE IDIOTS should/'ve do/one. So, after consulting with a number of people smarter than Phil Gramm, here’s the proposal, now known as "Mike's Rescue Plan." (From Michael Moore's Bailout Plan) It has 10 simple, straightforward points. They are that you DIDN'T, BUT SHOULD'VE:
1. APPOINTED A SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO CRIMINALLY INDICT ANYONE ON WALL STREET WHO KNOWINGLY CONTRIBUTED TO THIS COLLAPSE. Before any new money was expended, Congress should have committed, by resolution, to CRIMINALLY PROSECUTE ANYONE who had ANYTHING to do with the attempted SACKING OF OUR ECONOMY. This means that anyone who committed insider trading, securities fraud or any action that helped bring about this collapse should have and MUST GO TO JAIL! This Congress SHOULD HAVE called for a Special Prosecutor who would vigorously go after everyone who created the mess, and anyone else who attempts to scam the public in future. (I like Elliot Spitzer ~ so, he played a little hanky-panky...Wall Street hates him & this is a GOOD thing.)
2. THE RICH SHOULD HAVE PAID FOR THEIR OWN BAILOUT! They may have to live in 5 houses instead of 7. They may have to drive 9 cars instead of 13. The chef for their mini-terriers may have to be reassigned. But there is no way in hell, after forcing family incomes to go down more than $2,000 dollars during the Bush years, that working people and the middle class should have to fork over one dime to underwrite the next yacht purchase.
If they truly needed the $850 billion they say they needed, well, here is an easy way they could have raised it:
a) Every couple makeing over a million dollars a year and every single taxpayer who makes over $500,000 a year should pay a 10% surcharge tax for five years. (It's the Senator Sanders plan. He's like Colonel Sanders, only he's out to fry the right chickens.) That means the rich would have still been paying less income tax than when Carter was president. That would have raise a total of $300 billion.
b) Like nearly every other democracy, they should have charged a 0.25% tax on every stock transaction. This would have raised more than $200 billion in a year.
c) Because every stockholder is a patriotic American, stockholders should have forgone receiving a dividend check for ONE quarter and instead this money would have gone the treasury to help pay for the bullsh*t bailout.
d) 25% of major U.S. corporations currently pay NO federal income tax. Federal corporate tax revenues currently amount to 1.7% of the GDP compared to 5% in the 1950s. If we raised the corporate income tax BACK to the levels of the 1950s, this would give us an extra $500 billion.
All of this combined should have been enough to end the calamity. The rich would have gotten to keep their mansions and their servants and our United States government ("COUNTRY FIRST!") would've have a little leftover to repair some roads, bridges and schools...
3. YOU SHOULD HAVE BAIL OUT THE PEOPLE LOSING THEIR HOMES, NOT THE PEOPLE WHO WILL BUILD AN EIGHTH HOME! There are 1.3 million homes in foreclosure right now. That is what is at the heart of this problem. So, instead of giving the money to the banks as a gift, they should have paid down each of these mortgages by $100,000. They should have forced the banks to renegotiate the mortgage so the homeowner could pay on its current value. To insure that this help wouldn't go to speculators and those who tried to making money by flipping houses, the bailout should have only been for people's primary residences. And, in return for the $100K pay-down on the existing mortgage, the government would have gotten to share in the holding of the mortgage so it could get some of its money back. Thus, the total initial cost of fixing the mortgage crisis at its roots (instead of with the greedy lenders) is $150 billion, not $850 BILLION.
And let's set the record straight. People who have defaulted on their mortgages are not "bad risks." They are our fellow Americans, and all they wanted was what we all want: a home to call their own. But, during the Bush years, millions of the People lost the decent paying jobs they had. SIX MILLION fell into poverty! SEVEN MILLION lost their health insurance! And, every one of them saw their real wages go DOWN by $2,000! Those who DARE look down on these Americans who got hit with one bad break after another should be ASHAMED.! We are a better, stronger, safer and happier society when all of our citizens can afford to live in a home they own.
4. THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A STIPULATION THAT IF YOUR BANK OR COMPANY GOT ANY OF OUR MONEY IN A "BAILOUT," THEN WE OWN YOU. Sorry, that's how it's done. If the bank gives me money so I can buy a house, the bank "owns" that house until I pay it all back -- with interest. Same deal for Wall Street. Whatever money you need to stay afloat, if our government considers you a safe risk -- and necessary for the good of the country -- then you can get a loan, but WE SHOULD OWN YOU. If you default, we will sell you. This is how the Swedish government did it and it worked.
5. ALL REGULATIONS SHOULD HAVE BEEN BE RESTORED. THE REAGAN REVOLUTION IS DEAD! This catastrophe happened because we let the fox have the keys to the hen-house. In 1999, Phil Gramm authored a bill to remove all the regulations that governed Wall Street and our banking system. The bill passed and Clinton signed it. Here's what Sen.Phil Gramm, McCain's chief economic advisor, said at the bill signing:
"In the 1930s ... it was believed that government was the answer. It was believed that stability and growth came from government overriding the functioning of free markets.
"We are here today to repeal [that] because we have learned that government is not the answer. We have learned that freedom and competition are the answers. We have learned that we promote economic growth and we promote stability by having competition and freedom.
"I am proud to be here because this is an important bill; it is a deregulatory bill. I believe that that is the wave of the future, and I am awfully proud to have been a part of making it a reality."
FOR THIS NOT TO REOCCUR, This BILL SHOULD HAVE BEEN REPEALED! Bill Clinton could have helped by leading the effort for the repeal of the Gramm bill and the reinstating of even tougher regulations regarding our financial institutions. And when they were done with that, they should have restored the regulations for the airlines, the inspection of our food, the oil industry, OSHA, and every other entity that affects our daily lives. All oversight provisions for any "bailout" should have had enforcement monies attached to them and criminal penalties for all offenders.
6. IF IT'S TOO BIG TO FAIL, THEN THAT MEANS IT'S TOO BIG TO EXIST! Allowing the creation of these mega-mergers and not enforcing the monopoly and anti-trust laws has allowed a number of financial institutions and corporations to become so large, the very thought of their collapse means an even bigger collapse across the entire economy. No ONE or TWO companies should EVER have this kind of power! The so-called "economic Pearl Harbor" can't happen when you have hundreds -- thousands -- of institutions where people have their money. When we have a dozen auto companies, if one goes belly-up, we DON'T FACE A NATIONAL DISASTER! If we have three separately-owned daily newspapers in your town, then one media company can't call all the shots (I know... What am I thinking?! Who reads a paper anymore? Sure glad all those mergers and buyouts left us with a STRONG and "FREE" press!). Laws Should have been enacted to prevent companies from being so large and dominant that with one slingshot to the eye, the GIANT FALLS and DIES. And no institution should be allowed to set up money schemes that NO ONE understands. If you can't explain it in two sentences, you shouldn't be taking anyone's money!
7. NO EXECUTIVE SHOULD EVER BE PAID MORE THAN 40 TIMES THEIR AVERAGE EMPLOYEE, AND NO EXECUTIVE SHOULD RECEIVE ANY KIND OF "PARACHUTE" OTHER THAN THE VERY GENEROUS SALARY HE OR SHE MADE WHILE WORKING FOR THE COMPANY. In 1980, the average American CEO made 45 times what their employees made. By 2003, they were making 254 times what their workers made. After 8 years of Bush, they now make over 400 times what their average employee makes. How We have allowed this to happen at publicly held companies is beyond reason. In Britain, the average CEO makes 28 times what their average employee makes. In Japan, it's only 17 times! The last I heard, the CEO of Toyota was living the high life in Tokyo. How does he do it on so little money? Seriously, this is an OUTRAGE! We have created the mess we're in by letting the people at the top become bloated beyond belief with millions of dollars. THIS HAS TO STOP! Not only should no executive who receives help out of this mess profit from it, but any executive who was in charge of running his company into the ground should be FIRED before the company receives ANY help.
8. CONGRESS SHOULD HAVE STRENGTHENED THE FDIC AND MADE IT A MODEL FOR PROTECTING NOT ONLY PEOPLE'S SAVINGS, BUT ALSO THEIR PENSIONS AND THEIR HOMES. Obama was correct to propose expanding FDIC protection of people's savings in their banks to $250,000. But, this same sort of government insurance must be given to our NEVER have to worry about whether or not the money they've put away for their old age will be there. This should have meant strict government oversight of companies who manage their employees' funds -- or perhaps it means the companies should have been forced to turn over those funds and their management to the government? People's private retirement funds must also be protected, but perhaps it's time to consider not having one's retirement invested in the casino known as the stock market??? Our government should have a solemn duty to guarantee that no one who grows old in this country has to worry about becoming destitute.
9. EVERYBODY NEEDS TO TAKE A DEEP BREATH, CALM DOWN, AND NOT LET FEAR RULE THE DAY. Turn off your TVs! We are NOT in the Second Great Depression. The sky is NOT falling, Chicken Little! Pundits and politicians have lied to us so FAST and FURIOUS it's hard not to be affected by all the fear mongering. Even I wrote to and repeated what I heard on the news last week, that the Dow had the biggest one day drop in its history. Well, that was true in terms of points, but its 7% drop came nowhere close to Black Monday in 1987 when the stock market in one day lost 23% of its value. In the '80s, 3,000 banks closed, but America didn't go out of business. These institutions have always had their ups and downs and eventually it works out. It has to, because the rich do not like their wealth being disrupted! They have a vested interest in calming things down and getting back into their Jacuzzis before they slip into their million thread-count sheets to drift off to a peaceful, Vodka tonic and Ambien-induced slumber.
As crazy as things are right now, tens of thousands of people got a car loan last week. Thousands went to the bank and got a mortgage to buy a home. Students just back to college found banks more than happy to put them into hock for the next 15 years with a student loan. I was even pre-approved for a US$5K personal loan. Yes, life has gone on with little-or-no-change (other than the whopping 6.1% umeployment rate, but that happened last month). Not a single person lost any of his/her monies in bank, or a treasury note, or in a CD. And, the perhaps the most amazing thing is that the American public FINALLY didn't buy the scare campaign. The citizens didn't blink, instead telling Congress to take that bailout and shove it. THAT was impressive. Why didn't the population succumb to the fright-filled warnings from their president and his cronies? Well, you can only say 'Saddam has the bomb' so many times before the people realize you're a lying sack of shit. After eight long years, the nation is worn out and simply can't take it any longer. The WORLD is fed up & I don't blame them.
10. THEY SHOULD HAVE CREATED A NATIONAL BANK, A "PEOPLE'S BANK." Since they're really itching to print up a trillion dollars, instead of giving it to a few rich people, why don't We give it to ourselves? Now that We own Freddie and Fannie, why not set up a People's bank? One that can provide low-interest loans for all sorts of people who want to own a home, start a small business, go to school, come up with the cure for cancer or create the next great invention. And, now that we own AIG - the country's largest insurance company - let's take the next step and PROVIDE HEALTH INSURANCE FOR EVERYONE. MEDICARE FOR ALL! It will SAVE us SO MUCH MONEY in the LONG RUN (not to mention bring peace of mind to all). And, America won't be 12th on the life expectancy list! We'll be able to have a longer lifespan, enjoying our government-protected pension and will live to see the day when the corporate criminals who caused this much misery are let out of prison so that We can help re-acclimate them to plain old ordinary, civilian life -- a life with ONE nice home and ONE gas-free car invented with help from the People's Bank.
P.S. Call your Senators NOW !!! ---> www.visi.com/juan/congress/
Since they voted against passing the extension of unemployment benefits and skipped out to "campaign" to us to be re-elected...call them and tell them you will vote for the other "guy" if they don't get their act together!
If I remember correctly, aside of resizing, this is SOOC.
I love my Sonic.
Yeah, I named my camera Sonic, did I tell you guys that?
I feel like I did....anyway.
I tried to make a super cool shot for today but GIMP decided to be an ass and not work right, so... I just gave up and posted this instead. I took it toward the beginning of the month. This shot of the moon isn't as detailed as the other one I have where I'm hanging from the moon... I've noticed that when the moon is full you can't see the craters as easily as you can when it's only like a 3/4 moon.
Anyway,
I hope you guys like it.
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The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is an art gallery and museum located on the campus of the University of East Anglia, Norwich in the UK. It is housed in one of the first major public buildings to be designed by Norman Foster.
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In 1973 Sir Robert and Lady Lisa Sainsbury donated to the university their collection of over 300 artworks and objects, which they had been accumulating since the 1930s. The collection has since increased in size to several thousand works spanning over 5000 years of human endeavor, including pieces by Jacob Epstein, Henry Moore (numerous sculptures can be found dotted around the grounds of the university), Alberto Giacometti, Francis Bacon and John Davies, alongside art from Africa (including a 'Fang Reliquary Head' from Gabon and the Nigerian 'Head of an Oba'), Asia, North and South America, the Pacific region, medieval Europe and the ancient Mediterranean.
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The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts building was opened in 1978. It was designed between 1974 and 1976 by the then relatively unknown architect Norman Foster (now Lord Foster). It is situated on the western edge of the University campus, beside the River Yare, and also houses the School of World Art Studies and Museology.
The main building is sited on sloping, turfed ground, and consists of a large cuboid, clad steel structure. One face is almost entirely glazed, with the prefabricated skeleton clearly visible. Internally, the museum gives the impression of being one vast open space, lacking any internal divisions to interfere with the interplay of natural and artificial light. Services, lighting, toilets and maintenance access are housed in triangular towers and trusses, and between the external cladding and internal aluminium louvres.
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Morella, Castelló (Spain).
ENGLISH
Ramon Cabrera (Tortosa 27 December 1806 - Wentworth 1877) was a Carlist general of Spain.
He was born at Tortosa, province of Tarragona, Spain. As his family had in their gift two chaplaincies, young Cabrera was sent to the seminary of Tortosa, where he made himself conspicuous as an unruly pupil, ever mixed up in disturbances and careless in his studies. After he had taken minor orders, the bishop refused to ordain him as a priest, telling him that the Church was not his vocation, and that everything in him showed that he ought to be a soldier. Cabrera followed this advice and took part in Carlist conspiracies on the death of Ferdinand VII. The authorities exiled him and he absconded to Morella to join the forces of the pretender Don Carlos.
In March 1875 Cabrera sprang upon Don Carlos a manifesto in which he called upon the adherents of the pretender to follow his own example and submit to the restored monarchy of Alphonso XII, the son of Queen Isabella, who recognized the rank of captain-general and the title of count of Morella conferred on Cabrera by the first pretender. Only a very few insignificant Carlists followed Cabrera's example, and Don Carlos issued a proclamation declaring him a traitor and depriving him of all his honours and titles.
Cabrera, who was ever afterwards regarded with contempt and execration by the Carlists, died in London on the 24th May 1877. He did not receive much attention from the majority of his fellow-countrymen, who commonly said that his disloyalty to his old cause had proved more harmful to him than beneficial to the new state of things. A pension which had been granted to his widow was renounced by her in 1899 in aid of the Spanish treasury after the loss of the colonies.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ram%c3%b3n_Cabrera
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Ramón Cabrera y Griñó (Tortosa, 27 de diciembre de 1806 – Wentworth, 1877), fue un militar y político español. Conocido como "El Tigre del Maestrazgo", fue un destacado líder carlista.
Hijo de un marino mercante de buena posición social, siguió la carrera eclesiástica por voluntad paterna, comenzando tempranamente sus estudios religiosos. En 1825 la herencia familiar le permitió disfrutar de un beneficio eclesiástico en el seminario de Tortosa. Durante estos años su relación con el obispo de Tortosa, Víctor Damián Sáez, ex ministro de Fernando VII, de férreas convicciones absolutistas, influiría en la formación de Ramón Cabrera. Llegó a recibir las órdenes menores, pero ante su falta de vocación religiosa, abandonó el hábito para sumarse al levantamiento carlista de 1833, en favor del pretendiente Carlos María Isidro.
En dicho año, se encontró entre los voluntarios realistas que se negaron a desarmarse al proclamarse el decreto del 25 de noviembre de 1833. Huyendo de un anunciado destierro en Barcelona, se incorporó a las tropas carlistas que habían tomado Morella. A los pocos días de su incorporación su formación le permitió ocupar cargo de secretario de los mandos carlistas, convirtiéndose en el hombre de confianza de Marcoval, el cabecilla más importante de cuantos permanecían en las partidas del Maestrazgo.
En enero de 1838 defendió Morella frente al general Oraá y la convirtió en la capital del territorio bajo su control. En recompensa a sus servicios, el pretendiente le nombró conde de Morella. No aceptó el convenio de Oñate de 1839, firmado entre los generales Baldomero Espartero y Rafael Maroto, que llevó a la disolución del ejército carlista del Norte, por considerarlo una traición. Por tanto, Cabrera quedó como único general de la causa del pretendiente, prolongando la lucha en el Maestrazgo hasta mayo de 1840, fecha en la que Espartero logró tomar la ciudad en la que se había fortificado. l 6 de julio, tras una huida que le llevó a atravesar Cataluña, Cabrera y 20 de sus batallones que le habían seguido, cruza la frontera francesa. El gobierno francés, aliado del español, le mantuvo confinado en el castillo de Ham, hasta que se le concedió la libertad en 1846, instalándose en Lyon.
Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ram%c3%b3n_Cabrera
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Aunque de aspecto primitivo y algo extraterrestre, Keratella serrulata es un rotífero de nuestro planeta y de nuestro tiempo, que con su gruesa y rígida coraza de tortuga armada, se abre paso entre los caminos del agua. Cuando esos caminos están libres de obstáculos, Keratella serrulata vuela en planeo suave con la agilidad de un ave que se deja llevar confiada por el aire, pero cuando cualquier pequeño obstáculo se interpone a su paso, el vuelo de Keratella se transforma en travesía de barquito en medio de un temporal y dando tumbos intenta llegar a tierra, con la seguridad siempre de llegar a buen puerto.
Hoy Keratella ha volado como ave y ha estado dando tumbos como un barquito a punto de un naufragio imposible, pero al final ha llegado, quizá sin proponérselo, al puerto que buscaba. De este modo, anclada con su espinoso casco a una orilla llena de grumos de vida, descansa y reposta tomando su alimento. Los cilios de la pequeña corona de Keratella crean corrientes y barren el agua arrastrando hacia el interior de su cuerpo las pequeñas algas de las que se alimenta, fundamentalmente doradas crisofitas y otras minúsculas transparentes, verdes o pintadas por cualquier pigmento que tome la energía de la luz del sol.
La robusta lorica de Keratella está repujada en amplias placas que recuerdan gruesas escamas de pez dispuestas como tejas y adornada de minúsculos botoncitos granulados. La parte anterior de esta armadura se prolonga en varias espinas suavemente curvadas y dentadas en los bordes que confieren a este pacífico rotífero un aspecto agresivo, se trata de una estrategia de defensa para hacer frente a los innumerables peligros que la acechan en este universo de lo desconocido y de las sorpresas que encierra una simple gota de agua. Las esquinas laterales posteriores de la lorica pueden estar o no armadas con dos espinas de longitud variable que cuando están presentes, ayudan a estabilizar el cuerpo de este rotífero cuando navega.
Keratella serrulata es un rotífero cosmopolita que no se encuentra en las regiones tropicales, tiene preferencia por las aguas ácidas y es relativamente común en turberas en las que se alimenta de pequeñas algas. En la Península Ibérica la mayor parte de las citas proceden de masas de agua embalsada situadas en el NW.
El ejemplar de hoy se ha fotografiado a 400 aumentos con la técnica de contraste de interferencia y ha sido encontrado en una muestra recogida en la Laguna de las Sanguijuelas, en las inmediaciones del Lago de Sanabria (Zamora).
For the 5 kilometre race results and photos...here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 19, 2010, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario.
Click here and enter the bib numbers for the full individual race results. Race photos here. (6,760 runners for the 5 km race)
Thank-you to Sportstats.
Part A. Ottawa (Click here.)
Part B. Other Communities (Alexandria to Navan) (see below)
Part C. Other Communities (Nepean to Woodlawn) (Click here.)
Part B:
9087…Amy Menard….. Alexandria
9197…Cindy Reilly….. Alexandria
7205…Claudia Marleau….. Alexandria
12448…Jeremy Quesnel….. Alexandria
8375…Joanne Quesnel….. Alexandria
7917…Julie St. Denis….. Alexandria
12384…Louise Menard….. Alexandria
9998…Natalie Bellefeuille….. Alexandria
14185…Sadie St. Denis….. Alexandria
9903…Sonny Menard….. Alexandria
8844…Jennifer Ellis….. Alfred
10971…Real Villemaire….. Alfred
7945…Amy Toderian….. Almonte
7495…Andrea Bird….. Almonte
11437…Annah Schulz….. Almonte
11992…Barbara Booth….. Almonte
9299…Beverley Toderian….. Almonte
7584…Bob Davidson….. Almonte
11357…Christina Humber….. Almonte
14124…Hannah Mcnaught….. Almonte
9939…Jaime Trtik….. Almonte
13762…Nancy Solowjew….. Almonte
11277…Robert Linkletter….. Almonte
9365…Sarah Seguin….. Almonte
7627…Serena Fortin….. Almonte
11558…Sheena Mclaren….. Almonte
9601…Stephen Cotnam….. Almonte
7913…Susan Snow….. Almonte
13995…Avery Burrowes….. Alymer
13996…Michel Burrowes….. Alymer
9951…Abby Durand….. Arnprior
10195…Amanda Laing….. Arnprior
14312…Anne Barrett….. Arnprior
9144…Broady O'gorman….. Arnprior
13383…Jacqueline Lavictoire….. Arnprior
9145…Jane O'gorman….. Arnprior
8092…Julie Reid….. Arnprior
12619…Kara Howarth….. Arnprior
9146…Keira O'gorman….. Arnprior
12164…Lisa Hordichuk….. Arnprior
9775…Lorraine Ramchandar….. Arnprior
9147…Michaela O'gorman….. Arnprior
10507…Mitchell Simmons….. Arnprior
10824…Pauline Denault….. Arnprior
9148…Peter O'gorman….. Arnprior
12620…Sheri Howarth….. Arnprior
11055…Sheri Simmons….. Arnprior
9755…Tanya Mulvihill….. Arnprior
12734…Walt Lushman….. Arnprior
12423…Benjamin Peterkins….. Ashton
11878…David Waddell….. Ashton
14629…Joanne Bowen….. Ashton
11879…Lorraine Waddell….. Ashton
12424…Tracy Peterkins….. Ashton
7665…Mattea Hartley….. Athens
7932…Meggen Swann….. Athens
7933…Richard Swann….. Athens
9121…Sharon Mustard….. Beachburg
14460…Connie Dorion….. Bourget
14618…Roch Dorion….. Bourget
10214…Susan Peeke….. Bourget
9600…Andrew Loughrin….. Brockville
8554…Cathy Denis….. Brockville
13451…Donna Macnabb-Pardy….. Brockville
8423…Gordon Mcfarlane….. Brockville
8571…Hannah Ryan Plotz….. Brockville
8212…Jennifer Steacy….. Brockville
12710…Natalie Elizabeth Hodgkinson….. Brockville
9736…Paige Young….. Brockville
8414…Richard Miller….. Brockville
9737…Tosha Weston….. Brockville
7840…Etienne Pariseau….. Cantley
12434…Lucie Bacon….. Cantley
10397…Marie-Claude Cote….. Cantley
9758…Marie-Josee Bedard….. Cantley
12707…Martin Dompierre….. Cantley
9687…Mylene Dube….. Cantley
12225…Patrice Quinn….. Cantley
13981…Pierre Bergeron….. Cantley
9757…Rafael Quinn….. Cantley
14013…Sophie Coupal….. Cantley
8308…Sydney Robertson….. Cantley
9686…Yan Paradis….. Cantley
7353…Elizabeth Bygott….. Cardinal
9216…Angela Rodgers….. Carleton Place
11080…Bill Bowers….. Carleton Place
10005…Bronte Vollebregt….. Carleton Place
11286…Cathy Gush….. Carleton Place
7822…Chad Norbraten….. Carleton Place
9341…Chantal Woolley….. Carleton Place
9029…Chris Loder….. Carleton Place
10125…Christian Lavigne….. Carleton Place
14296…David Brown-Smith….. Carleton Place
10488…David C. Macdonald….. Carleton Place
8429…David Walker….. Carleton place
11285…Elizabeth Mitchell….. Carleton Place
9030…Emma Loder….. Carleton Place
9217…Jason Rodgers….. Carleton Place
4338…Jennifer Cox….. Carleton Place
12451…Jennifer Kennedy….. Carleton Place
12618…Jennifer Paulin….. Carleton Place
10452…Karen Peckover….. Carleton Place
8251…Laura Scott….. Carleton Place
7615…Lee Ekstrom….. Carleton Place
14047…Leslie Garagan….. Carleton Place
9031…Linda Loder….. Carleton Place
8479…Linda Wallace….. Carleton Place
12153…Lorrain Sine….. Carleton Place
13329…Lynn Kennedy….. Carleton Place
10487…Maria Macdonald….. Carleton Place
7163…Melanie Ferguson….. Carleton Place
9221…Momena Rouf….. Carleton PlaCE
12476…Nadine Tremblay….. Carleton place
7823…Natalie Norbraten….. Carleton Place
8987…Natasha Kolupanowicz….. Carleton Place
11833…Norine Primeau-Menzies….. Carleton Place
9222…Rehana Rouf….. Carleton PlaCE
10006…Richard Vollebregt….. Carleton Place
7105…Robert Mullan….. Carleton place
7765…Serge Marguerie….. Carleton PlaCE
7470…Simon Amirault….. Carleton PlaCE
7126…Steven Scott….. Carleton Place
11338…Suzy Tomas….. Carleton Place
11522…Teresa Lee….. Carleton Place
11339…Tracey Crane….. Carleton place
9062…Tracey Martin….. Carleton Place
11079…Trent Bowers….. Carleton Place
11813…William Menzies….. Carleton Place
11682…Amelia Kiteley….. Carp
11678…Ann Cowan….. Carp
8342…Christopher Prud'homme….. Carp
12996…Darcy Byrus….. Carp
7130…David Ibbetson….. Carp
13579…J.Hugh O'donnell….. Carp
11676…Jen Charbonneau….. Carp
11675…Jen Debenham….. Carp
7375…Joanna Brown….. Carp
7045…Karin Plourde….. Carp
11519…Kerry Carruthers….. Carp
12496…Linda Uniac….. Carp
11484…Lisa Bond….. Carp
11681…Mariko Kulka….. Carp
12428…Mark Rigley….. Carp
11677…Melissa Hawes….. Carp
9333…Nancy Wawia Robb….. Carp
7676…Paul Hiscock….. Carp
8863…Peter Fischer….. Carp
8683…Tara Azulay….. Carp
11680…Taylore Bryce….. Carp
11679…Terri Storey….. Carp
7179…Thomas Kyte….. Carp
7347…Tommy Wall….. Carp
8964…Victoria Jordan….. carp
11072…Andre Hebert….. Casselman
12352…Carelle Levac….. Casselman
14145…Caroline Parent….. Casselman
7496…Chantal Bisaillon….. Casselman
8881…Christian Gagnon….. Casselman
14146…Gabriel Parent….. Casselman
11073…Gabryelle Hebert….. Casselman
10413…Gaetan Bisson….. Casselman
11198…Joanne Racine….. Casselman
12826…Julie Lefebvre….. Casselman
10843…Justin Gagnon….. Casselman
13454…Justin Madigan….. Casselman
10166…Katherine Leblanc….. Casselman
7102…Kyle Templeton….. Casselman
10219…Luke Paquette….. Casselman
10218…Mario Paquette….. Casselman
9987…Mark Mckiel….. Casselman
12204…Melanie Tessier….. Casselman
9612…Melodie Denis….. Casselman
12150…Micheline Mongeon….. Casselman
12351…Monic Rainville….. Casselman
7041…Pierre Leblanc….. Casselman
12353…Robert Goulet….. Casselman
11213…Rose Mcconville….. Casselman
10165…Sarah Leblanc….. Casselman
13117…Scott Dillon….. Casselman
14078…Stephanie Kornienko….. Casselman
11195…Suzanne Hebert….. Casselman
8217…Veronique Lecuyer….. Casselman
7599…Yves Doran….. Casselman
12561…Jennifer Hennick….. Chalk River
10229…Jeremy Farrell….. Chalk River
12562…Joshua Hennick….. Chalk River
8301…Judy Bragg….. Chalk River
9960…Kathy Greenfield….. Chalk River
9919…Kim Mirault….. Chalk River
11220…Andrew Myre….. Chelsea
8861…Beatrice Finn Cote….. Chelsea
10801…Bonnie Carson_Hall….. Chelsea
8400…Celise Belanger….. Chelsea
7434…Chris Mcmahon….. Chelsea
10353…Cody Robertson….. Chelsea
9363…Denise Veinotte….. Chelsea
10019…Henry Olson….. Chelsea
9259…Julie Sigouin….. Chelsea
12758…Karen Robertson….. Chelsea
11221…Mathew Myre….. Chelsea
10018…Matthew Olson….. Chelsea
14126…Megan Mctavish….. Chelsea
13940…Michel Moubarak….. Chelsea
9274…Nancy Stanton….. Chelsea
12012…Pamela Ermuth….. Chelsea
14018…Patricia Curry….. Chelsea
14320…Paul Heintzman….. Chelsea
11222…Pauline Myre….. Chelsea
9313…Rachel Vallender….. Chelsea
8866…Ray Folkins….. Chelsea
14202…Richard Yeo….. Chelsea
7525…Sebastien Brunet….. Chelsea
10142…Simon Belanger-Hebert….. Chelsea
8915…Stephen Hall….. Chelsea
7766…Zacharie Marshall….. Chelsea
12096…Doug Watt….. Chesterville
7876…Alain Roy….. Cornwall
10313…Allan Savage….. Cornwall
14121…Alyssa Mclean….. Cornwall
13970…Andrew Barnes….. Cornwall
9710…Andrew Forcier….. Cornwall
12302…Ann Bellefeuille….. Cornwall
13768…Annie St. Marseille….. Cornwall
10676…Ashley Bell….. Cornwall
13385…Ashley Law….. Cornwall
10729…Chantal Desnoyers….. Cornwall
13616…Dale Phippen….. Cornwall
14122…Dana Mclean….. Cornwall
14017…Dane Dupuis….. Cornwall
9353…Daniel Youmelle….. Cornwall
10942…Don Ryan….. Cornwall
11147…Elaine Duhaime….. Cornwall
7320…Emilie Contant….. Cornwall
14542…Erin Parisien….. Cornwall
13143…Gary Easton….. Cornwall
13971…Guylaine Barnes….. Cornwall
9542…Joan Bell….. Cornwall
8799…Kelly Currier….. Cornwall
13144…Kelsey Easton….. Cornwall
13972…Laura Barnes….. Cornwall
14430…Laurie Parisien….. Cornwall
14067…Linda Hutchinson….. Cornwall
13769…Margaret St. Marseille….. Cornwall
13770…Marina St. Marseille….. Cornwall
14129…Mary Miller….. Cornwall
13617…Noah Phippen….. Cornwall
13735…Pamela Savage….. Cornwall
13974…Phil Barnes….. Cornwall
14044…Renee Fripp….. Cornwall
14226…Sarita Anderson….. Cornwall
7879…Shelley Roy….. Cornwall
13618…Sue Phippen….. Cornwall
12493…Thomas Mcqueen….. Cornwall
12932…Tylor Boileau….. Cornwall
11146…Wayne Duhaime….. Cornwall
13424…Audrey Lowther….. Cumberland
10754…Bernie Corrigan….. Cumberland
9988…Brigit Desjardins….. Cumberland
9227…Brigitte Roy-Bray….. Cumberland
8061…Darlene Rathwell….. Cumberland
13425…Emma Lowther….. Cumberland
11017…Faye Bryers….. Cumberland
10382…James Lowther….. Cumberland
11182…Judy Duford….. Cumberland
10383…Kenneth Lowther….. Cumberland
13350…Lesia Kozyra….. Cumberland
11902…Leslie Anne Patry….. Cumberland
12199…Lucille De Haitre….. Cumberland
14148…Mathieu Patry….. Cumberland
11987…Monique Garneau….. Cumberland
12447…Rachelle Desjardins….. Cumberland
11193…Sarra Ben Amour….. Cumberland
7635…Suzanne Gaumond….. Cumberland
11192…Vicky Duford….. Cumberland
10187…Ashley Rousselle….. Deep River
7777…Cathy Mckay….. Deep River
9949…Jeffrey Hawrylak….. Deep River
11969…Katie Ptasnik….. Deep River
8022…Dan Smetana….. Dunrobin
7843…Danielle Patry….. Dunrobin
7227…David Brown….. Dunrobin
7228…Holly Brown….. Dunrobin
8635…Jason Bellhouse….. Dunrobin
7049…Kurtis Gassewitz….. Dunrobin
7229…Linda Martin….. Dunrobin
9534…Mike Gassewitz….. Dunrobin
11561…Pamela Heise….. Dunrobin
12305…Marc Fournier….. Edwards
9790…Melina Fournier….. Edwards
10194…Karen Brunke….. Eganville
11067…Valerie Searson….. Eganville
8732…Aline Brosseau….. Embrun
9886…Brendyn Johnson….. Embrun
7531…Brydon Cadieux….. Embrun
14299…Carl Blanchard….. Embrun
10787…Carolyne Beaudin….. Embrun
9887…Darryl Howell….. Embrun
11378…Dawn Ingram….. Embrun
8710…Erik Blackstock….. Embrun
10808…France Clement….. Embrun
11498…Genevieve Massicotte….. Embrun
11538…Ghislain Lagace….. Embrun
11537…Helen Lagace….. Embrun
8906…Joanne Gregoire….. Embrun
14294…Joel Comeault….. Embrun
7574…Joelle Cyr….. Embrun
9436…Jonathan Giorgetti….. Embrun
9431…Jonathan Green….. Embrun
8094…Josee Goudreau….. Embrun
9659…Julie Sauve….. Embrun
10974…Julie Wallace….. Embrun
8053…Karina Rodrigue….. Embrun
11292…Kim Butler….. Embrun
11497…Lars Kornmacher….. Embrun
9018…Laurie Legault….. Embrun
7575…Louis Cyr….. Embrun
9664…Manon Lamadeleine….. Embrun
8703…Martine Bellefleur-Masse….. Embrun
8224…Melissa Leblanc….. Embrun
8711…Michele Blackstock….. Embrun
11377…Mike Ingram….. Embrun
12216…Nathalie Charron….. Embrun
9435…Nathalie Giorgetti….. Embrun
8183…Noemie Chartrand….. Embrun
8225…Phil Leblanc….. Embrun
9888…Ruzica Howell….. Embrun
304…Sean Pollick….. Embrun
7730…Sophie Lapointe….. Embrun
11138…Stephane Chartrand….. Embrun
10579…Vanessa Jalbert….. Embrun
8738…Jennifer Buhr….. Finch
7799…Jessica Moran….. Finch
7526…Joanna Buhr….. Finch
11074…Kim Riddell….. Finch
12208…Julie Belanger….. Fitzroy Harbour
12209…Marc Belanger….. Fitzroy Harbour
12167…Dustin Thorley….. Gananoque
10614…Galahad Payette….. Gananoque
12168…Jessica Weicker….. Gananoque
8158…Kim Melvin-Long….. Gananoque
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13991…Adam Briand…..
9356…Aimee Zweig…..
13916…Alain Dubois…..
10415…Alain Dugas…..
14403…Alain Philibert…..
10569…Alex Robertson…..
13848…Alexander Vanderploeg…..
7086…Alexandre Dube…..
13917…Alexandre Dubois…..
11960…Alexandre Soucy…..
11699…Aline Gosselin…..
8113…Alma Huard…..
12744…Alyson Reid…..
13776…Amanda Stec…..
10270…Amelie Tremblay…..
10483…Andre Brissette…..
7138…Andre Morin…..
10484…Andrea Brissette…..
12048…Andreanne Bonhomme…..
13537…Andreanne Montigny…..
14088…Andrew Leach…..
8731…Angela Britten…..
9063…Ann Martineau…..
11539…Ann Sullivan…..
14474…Anne Leveille…..
11994…Anne St-Louis…..
12196…Annick Chantal…..
12693…Annick Nault…..
7175…Annie Bayeur…..
10550…Annie Vaillancourt…..
12506…Anthony Rose…..
14271…Antoine Cyr…..
10513…Antony Clement…..
14519…Arkenn Kedder…..
13777…Beata Stec…..
10713…Benoit Pepin…..
13414…Bernard Leveille…..
8365…Bianca Lachance…..
14588…Boyd Aitken…..
14058…Brad Hawkes…..
14041…Brenda Fong…..
7900…Brian Sharpe…..
11574…Bridget Beaulieu…..
9562…Bruce Howarth…..
12469…Camille Champagne…..
13709…Camille Rousseau…..
9652…Carl Larouche…..
13394…Caroline - Claude Leblanc…..
9943…Caroline Auger…..
8363…Caroline Charest…..
9681…Caroline Turcotte…..
13476…Carolyn Mccafferty…..
13525…Cathy Mitchell…..
13918…Cecile Dubois…..
10070…Cedric Beaulieu…..
12193…Celine Charette…..
9477…Chad Leach…..
7594…Chantal Desjardins…..
8403…Charles Leblanc…..
12267…Charles Roy…..
7561…Cheryl Cloutier…..
14290…Chloe Lauzon-Gauthier…..
9489…Chloe St-Denis…..
12535…Chris Paci…..
9152…Christelle Pary…..
10552…Christia Vaillancourt-Domingue…..
10069…Christian Beaulieu…..
9720…Christian Girard…..
12856…Christine Allen…..
13384…Christophe Lavigne…..
10029…Christophe Rene…..
9670…Christopher Bois…..
10904…Christopher Mcdonell…..
7892…Christopher Saunders…..
7915…Claude-Anne Spiecker…..
12760…Claudine Lalonde…..
11562…Colette Pepin…..
11442…Corinne Beaudry…..
13919…Cyrielle Dubois…..
10447…D Kearney…..
10337…Daniel Clapin…..
7117…Daniel Huntington…..
9811…Daniel Sarmiento…..
11957…Daniel Soucy…..
7459…Daniel Thompson…..
7640…Dany Girard…..
9721…Daphne Blouin Carbonneau…..
7446…David Hickey…..
13881…David Wigle…..
14560…Dean Nernberg…..
11170…Debbie Collin…..
7697…Debbie Joanisse…..
12402…Deborah Smith…..
7839…Denis Paradis…..
11965…Denis Renaud…..
12624…Dennis Dumoulin…..
12473…Des-Neiges Marquis…..
11592…Diane Biage…..
9071…Diane Mcdougall…..
13655…Diego Prince…..
7515…Dominique Bouvier…..
13573…Dominique Noel…..
11398…Dominique Wiltshire…..
12203…Donald Rousseau…..
8681…Doris Aubin…..
7294…Dusan Brestovansky…..
12601…Elisabeth Normand…..
12007…Elodie Monga-Dubreuil…..
13625…Elodie Pigeon…..
13022…Elsie Charron…..
10880…Elvia Labelle Cortez…..
8267…Elyse Genesse…..
13561…Emile Ndorimana…..
13843…Emilie Vaillancourt-Domingue…..
8470…Emmanuelle Godbout-Gauthier…..
11379…Emna Mansouri…..
14265…Eric Laforest…..
9632…Eric Trepanier…..
7451…Etienne Robert…..
8090…Fabienne Lachance…..
7165…France Patry…..
11144…Francine Rheault…..
7537…Francis Carrier…..
7372…Francis Theriault…..
14156…Francois Prudhomme…..
7507…Frederic Bouchard…..
12778…Frederic Forge…..
12669…Frederic Gagne…..
9591…Frederick Grittner…..
13920…Frederique Dubois…..
13200…Frederique Gendron…..
8464…Gabriel Godin…..
12483…Gabriel Macleod-Bertrand…..
14222…Genevieve Boudreault…..
9865…Genevieve Gagnon…..
8634…Georges Godmaire…..
7458…Guillaume Ouellet…..
12238…Guy Perron…..
7218…Guy Picard…..
14555…Guylaine Dubreuil…..
13210…Gyl Girard…..
14532…Hali German…..
10750…Hannaa Khedim…..
7128…Helene Dore…..
9725…Hillary Sabourin…..
8870…Ian Fortier…..
11373…Isabelle Benoit…..
10553…Isabelle Daigneault…..
11979…Isabelle Giordano…..
12289…Isabelle Laforest…..
10687…Isabelle Latulippe…..
12498…Isabelle Proulx…..
13749…Isabelle Simard…..
14042…Jack Fortier…..
10876…Jacob Khayat Dumouchel…..
10839…Jacques Fradette…..
14113…Jane Marten…..
12785…Janick Corbin…..
12054…Jean Lemire…..
12600…Jean-Alex De Seve Bergeron…..
12514…Jean-Christophe Briand…..
13098…Jean-Francois Delorme…..
12482…Jeanne-Marie Macleod…..
13462…Jeannie Mallet…..
10134…Jean-Philippe Boudreault…..
12197…Jeremi Paquet…..
10590…Jesse Matthews…..
10619…Jessica Audette…..
14027…Jessica Dionne…..
7110…Jessica Lavoie…..
10226…Jessy Tremblay…..
10173…Jim Brownrigg…..
7920…Jim Stelzig…..
12461…Joanne Brunet…..
13657…Joanne Pugin…..
7263…Jocelyn Larabie…..
8278…Jocelyne Avoine…..
12585…Jody Schindel…..
12709…Joel Adams…..
8083…Joelle Clermont…..
10669…Johanne Dallaire…..
10482…Johanne Di Tomasso…..
8883…Johanne Gagnon…..
9904…John Benoit…..
8476…John-Stephen Sinkinson…..
7590…Jonathan Decary…..
8582…Jonathan Gravel…..
11149…Jonathan Larouche…..
10444…Jonathan Wilkie…..
9461…Josee Desmarais…..
13235…Josee Gunville…..
8472…Josee Marcil…..
10570…Josee Thibodeau…..
7107…Joyce Kelly…..
7869…Joyce Richards…..
7719…Judith Lachance…..
14576…Judy Milks…..
8541…Julia Halverson…..
11196…Julie Belle Rive…..
10739…Julie Bourdeau…..
7608…Julie Duchesneau…..
13236…Julie Gunville…..
14587…Julie Lacelle…..
12666…Julie Lafranchise…..
10882…Julie Lajoie…..
9860…Karine Dagneault…..
9891…Karine Lafond…..
11559…Karine Villeneuve…..
13707…Karrie Ann Rose…..
10098…Katherine Belhumeur…..
8908…Kathleen Guillot…..
14505…Kevin Stec…..
9407…Kim De Grandpre…..
8514…Kim Garamvolgyi…..
10965…Kim Tremblay…..
7978…Kirstin Wood-Haley…..
11873…Kony Trudel…..
12900…Laurence Belisle…..
13366…Laurence Lalancette…..
9263…Lesleigh Smith…..
13163…Lesley Flansberry…..
7447…Liam Keller…..
13944…Liddiard Stephen…..
8159…Liliane Besnard…..
10591…Linda Guay…..
13367…Lisanne Lalancette…..
11589…Lise Rioux…..
13171…Llaine Fournier…..
13921…Loic Dubois…..
11380…Lotfi Mansouri…..
12230…Louis Bisson…..
11826…Louise Paquette…..
13620…Louise Piche…..
9500…Luan Phung…..
9633…Luc Bouchard…..
9382…Luc De Grandpre…..
9499…Luc Phung…..
14037…Luce Essiambre…..
11993…Lyne Savard…..
10972…Lynn Villeneuve…..
10512…Lynne Connelly…..
9006…M F L Langlois…..
10925…Magali Petrin…..
14212…Magda Badran…..
12030…Mai Vo…..
7901…Malcolm Sharpe…..
13141…Manon Dusablon…..
11219…Manon Leger…..
12005…Manon Roy…..
10829…Marc Dumouchel…..
7625…Marc Fonda…..
8471…Marc Gosselin…..
7111…Marc Lavoie…..
8440…Marc Lessard…..
10411…Marc-Andre Leclerc…..
13838…Margaret E Turcotte…..
11034…Marianne Brissette…..
14507…Marie Bedard…..
7490…Marie-Christine Bernard…..
8376…Marie-Eve Williamson…..
8428…Marie-France Forget…..
7553…Marie-Josee Chenier…..
9708…Marie-Josee Durand…..
10207…Marie-Josee Tasse…..
10184…Marie-Noel Caron…..
9502…Marie-Pier Mercier…..
12569…Marie-Pierre Emond…..
7550…Mario Charette…..
10652…Mario Francoeur…..
7410…Markus Besemann…..
12361…Marlon Saravia…..
7266…Martin Audette…..
9802…Martin Cloutier…..
7176…Martin Gagnon…..
13211…Martin Girard…..
12694…Martine Gauthier…..
12987…Mary Ellen Burke…..
9459…Maryse St-Gelais…..
14558…Mathieu Buteau…..
7190…Mathieu Cayouette…..
13111…Mathieu Desrosiers…..
12031…Mathieu Lauzon…..
13711…Mathieu Roy…..
13378…Mathis Larochelle…..
9169…Maude Petrin…..
8335…Maxime Jacques…..
13185…Melanie Gabriel…..
12053…Melanie Laurin…..
9199…Melanie Renaud…..
14168…Melanie Rouette…..
9767…Melissa Bisson…..
9667…Melissa Cormier…..
8196…Melissa Oulton…..
9270…Mercedes Soza…..
7392…Michael Dubois-Boudazza…..
12365…Michael Maillet…..
9709…Michel Bertrand…..
10121…Michel Lavigne…..
7112…Michel Lavoie…..
14286…Michele Lohr…..
7844…Michele Patry…..
9617…Michelle Aubie…..
10546…Michelle Fradette…..
14225…Mike Bacic…..
11647…Mireille Nadeau…..
10749…Mohamed Badreddine Khedim…..
12484…Monique Crete…..
8084…Monique Gosselin…..
14402…Monique Lasnier…..
12491…Monique Richer…..
13209…Muriel Gionet…..
14337…Mustapha Souissi…..
9417…Nadia Cadieux…..
11544…Nadine Fournier…..
11245…Nadine Royal…..
13740…Nadine Seguin…..
10941…Nancy Jane Russell…..
11053…Nathalie Leduc…..
11331…Nathalie Morin…..
10423…Nathalie Robert…..
10267…Nicholas Patry…..
7106…Nicolas Drouin…..
7508…Norman Bouchard…..
8100…Olivier Thomann…..
14086…Pascale Lapierre…..
12951…Patrick Bradley…..
12979…Patrick Brunette…..
9806…Patrick Groulx…..
7423…Patrick Mackenzie…..
7174…Paul Carrier…..
8019…Paul Ostic…..
10840…Penny Fradette…..
10567…Philip Eagan…..
7057…Pierre Archambault…..
9944…Pierre-Olivier Julien…..
12777…Pierrick Forge…..
10205…Rachel Bennett…..
10485…Raphael Brissette…..
7452…Rene Robert…..
8465…Renee Prud'homme…..
9810…Ricardo Sarmiento…..
13839…Richard Turcotte…..
12831…Robert Dubois…..
13778…Robin Stec…..
7084…Roch Vibert…..
10203…Romy Ochmann St-Jean…..
9778…Roxanne Brascoupe…..
10486…Samuel Brissette…..
9634…Samuel Fortin…..
8515…Sara Champagne…..
12413…Sarah Breton…..
8453…Sarah Crowe…..
12395…Sarah Heath…..
11998…Sasha Pellerin…..
9637…Sebastien Roy…..
11887…Serge Garneau…..
13823…Shannon Toner…..
13728…Shaun Sarazin…..
9126…Shaunna Newton…..
10765…Shawn Robertson…..
12616…Silvia Dancose…..
10322…Simon Hotte…..
13986…Sonia Bougie…..
14503…Sonia O'brien…..
9182…Sonia Plouffe…..
13907…Sonia Zakrevsky…..
13415…Sonny Leveillee…..
13056…Sonya Corrall…..
12052…Sophie Richer…..
9727…Stacy Sabourin…..
10208…Stephane Haspect…..
11148…Stephanie Cote…..
8825…Stephanie Dion…..
8099…Stephanie Fortier…..
14504…Steve Colterman…..
12786…Steve Corbin…..
13216…Steve Gooch…..
7955…Steve Ulrich…..
9406…Suzie Berard…..
14472…Sylvain Deshaies…..
11441…Sylvie Gauthier…..
10686…Sylvie Morin…..
13399…Taina Leblanc…..
11859…Tammy St-Amant…..
12720…Tanya Cote…..
8788…Thomas Cort…..
14194…Thomas Thorne…..
8195…Tom West…..
13874…Tristan Welsby…..
10551…Valerie Domingue…..
13181…Vanessa Fulford…..
9526…Veronic Pichard…..
8473…Veronica Mattingly…..
11311…Veronique Gelinas…..
14244…Victor Choquette…..
11300…Virginia Cloutier-Maillet…..
8787…Virginie Corneau…..
11310…Yannick Di Cesare…..
10490…Yvan Pichette…..
8277…Yves Labonte…..
8114…Yves Leduc…..
7074…Yves Turcotte…..Gatineau
…………
……GLOUCESTER…
9556…Abhijit Arun…..
8358…Alessandro Dori…..
11475…Amanda Henderson…..
8220…Angela Philion…..
8416…Annie Bombardier…..
14103…Ben Macdonald…..
8712…Bill Blaney…..
14309…Brittany Crawford…..
11757…Carolyn Garcia…..
8234…Cathy Ptaszkiewicz…..
10832…Chantal Dupuis…..
8140…Cheryl Mccambley…..
9301…Cheryl Trachy…..
8128…Christian Wahlen…..
14138…Christine Newman Coulson…..
1812…Claude Brault…..
13395…Colleen Leblanc…..
877…David Clement…..
13220…David Gowdy…..
14177…David Sinclair…..
8821…Diana Dicorato…..
6506…Emma Macdonald…..
8025…Frank Wright…..
8359…Gabriel Dori…..
13898…Glenda Wright…..
11936…Greg Bell…..
9161…Heather Pearsall-Hubbert…..
7990…Helen Zajda…..
14105…Jack Macdonald…..
7137…James Gupta…..
13283…Jane Hughes…..
8418…Jean-Philippe Ayotte…..
14106…Jennifer Macdonald…..
7785…Jim Mcrobbie…..
8417…Jocelyn Ayotte…..
11571…Kamerine Gardam…..
3934…Karen Beattie…..
8134…Kelley Shields…..
11474…Kimberley Hill…..
10462…Kristina Binzig…..
11411…Leith Symon…..
14480…Leonard Belanger…..
10906…Libby Mcrobbie…..
14107…Matthew Macdonald…..
13542…Meagan Morin…..
9536…Melanie Latreille…..
11291…Michael Gosselin…..
7460…Michael Hope…..
7155…Natasha Dresler…..
8702…Othnel Belford…..
9302…Paula Trachy…..
11886…Paulette Archambault-Rene…..
10137…Phil Fitzgerald…..
13831…Pierre Tremblay…..
10078…Rick Freemantle…..
10738…Robert St-Jean…..
10901…Roberta Mattocks…..
9537…Roberto Bolzanello…..
7897…Robina Scrivener…..
9260…Sally Sinclair…..
8135…Samantha Shields…..
9330…Sarah-Jane Ward…..
10461…Serge Lejeune…..
8713…Shannon Blaney…..
7851…Shaun Pierce…..
14334…Sheila Price-Devenport…..
7703…Shiraz Kazarian…..
8318…Stacey Shannon…..
11088…Steve Shields…..
10968…Sue Van Wettum…..
9545…Suzy Fortier…..
11937…Tanya Bell…..
11412…Terry Ennis…..
13693…Tim Robinson…..
10458…Wit Lewandowski…..Gloucester
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9890…Andrew Parr….. Greely
12532…Anthony Wielemaker….. Greely
13494…Brandy Mckenna….. Greely
9779…Carole Chabot….. Greely
12243…Catherine Jenness….. Greely
9005…Christine Langlois….. Greely
10341…Clare Booth….. Greely
12607…Corrie Caldwell….. Greely
13239…Dan Gutoskie….. Greely
10721…Deborah Mcleod….. Greely
9458…Erica Mccarney….. Greely
10608…Faun Danson….. Greely
11239…Gabrielle Venne….. Greely
11648…Gerrie Kautz….. Greely
7241…Greg Matte….. Greely
7224…Howard Crerar….. Greely
12534…Janet Hunt….. Greely
12247…Janice Jenness….. Greely
11238…Jeremie Venne….. Greely
7810…Jeremy Nehme….. Greely
10053…Joshua Matte….. Greely
8818…Julie Di Lalla….. Greely
10429…Kayla Lorion….. Greely
7114…Lemuel Racacho….. Greely
8580…Maren Smith….. Greely
9457…Margaret Mccarney….. Greely
10779…Marsha Ziolkowski….. Greely
11975…Pam Jackson….. Greely
8551…Paul Arsenault….. Greely
9192…Penny Racine….. Greely
10724…Raelene Downes….. Greely
12788…Sharon Beal….. Greely
11362…Sidney Bruinsma….. Greely
8367…Stephanie Kupecz….. Greely
7811…Stephanie Nehme….. Greely
9265…Steven Smith….. Greely
10213…Tj Arnott….. Greely
7518…Yvon Brazeau….. Greely
12374…Jada Watson….. Hull
13553…James Murphy….. Hull
8877…Lucie Frigon….. Hull
9349…Chantal Yelle….. Iroquois
13325…Karen Keeler….. Iroquois
12997…Keira Cameron….. Iroquois
8963…Judy-Lynn Jordan….. Jasper
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…KANATA…
13201…Abey George…..
7068…Adam Barrett…..
12798…Aimee Riggs-Willey…..
12861…Al Amlani…..
11083…Alexandra Potts…..
13562…Alexis Near…..
13004…Aliria Carneiro…..
9920…Allan Ford…..
14282…Allison Camilucci…..
8989…Allison Krogh…..
14143…Allison Olajos…..
7774…Alyson Maynard…..
9359…Amy Cserni…..
9696…Amy Fraser…..
14110…Amy Maheu…..
7075…Andre Begin…..
12970…Andre Brown…..
8430…Andrew Auchterlonie…..
8842…Andrew Edwards…..
7427…Andrew Wilkes…..
10399…Angie Wilkes…..
8847…Ann Empey…..
14500…Anne Fagnan…..
9052…Anne Malcolm…..
10015…Anne Wice…..
14318…Anthony Near…..
11524…Anya Monet…..
7472…April Andries…..
7986…April Dickson…..
10635…Archie Mcdonald…..
13870…Ariel Wehrmann…..
13871…August Wehrmann…..
12836…Barb Lafontaine…..
13000…Barbara Campbell…..
14090…Barbara Lebeuf…..
13460…Belsinder Malhi…..
7484…Biagio Basile…..
7909…Bill Smith…..
13563…Bob Near…..
8330…Brad Hall…..
5787…Brenda Pavlovic…..
7093…Brendon Howard…..
11233…Carleen Hicks…..
13094…Carol De Lint…..
14028…Caroline Dolan…..
14100…Catherine Lunn…..
9552…Chantal Rogers…..
13498…Charlotte Mclaren…..
9234…Cherine Saba…..
11345…Cheryl Mcdonald…..
12837…Cheryl Owens…..
10424…Chloe Blondeau…..
8739…Christine Bull…..
12472…Christine Cotaras…..
12111…Christine Mocanu…..
7592…Christopher Denko…..
9468…Christopher Smillie…..
8210…Ciara Beaton…..
8936…Constance Hewitt…..
9539…Cory Bell…..
10978…Craig Williamson…..
9984…Cynthia Hartlin…..
14297…Daniel Brooks…..
7610…Daniel Duguay…..
11335…Daniele Bond…..
12163…Danielle Leduc…..
10395…Danny Crossman…..
9701…Dave Mckeever…..
12297…David Bellefeuille…..
12674…David Steele…..
10250…Deanne Donohue…..
7716…Deby Knowlton…..
11876…Denise Vierich…..
7842…Derek Paterson…..
7077…Devin Mcintyre…..
8486…Diane Easton…..
11257…Diane Neshcov…..
8329…Dianne Hall…..
13628…Dianne Pinder…..
11084…Doris Rioux…..
11685…Douglas Clark…..
8120…Edward Ziemba…..
11453…Eirin Easton…..
11659…Elizabeth Davies…..
10506…Elizabeth Dolter…..
13202…Elizabeth George…..
12598…Ellen Day…..
13990…Emily Boyle…..
8898…Emily Goold…..
12533…Emily Last…..
8305…Emma Dudley…..
12876…Erhan Asliturk…..
13432…Eric S. Lucas…..
14264…Everhardus Van Den Heuvel…..
7503…Francois Boisvert…..
13058…Fred Cotaras…..
10320…Gabrielle Morin…..
7806…Gary Murray…..
12912…Geoff Bennet…..
10016…Gordon Wice…..
12649…Grace Smyth…..
12128…Graham Jones…..
14306…Greg Lehman…..
14171…Gregory Sabourin…..
8811…Guylaine Deck…..
13629…Harry Pinder…..
12614…Heather Fraser…..
9111…Heather Moses…..
11927…Heidi Scurrell…..
13469…Helen Marr…..
13032…Hope Chuchinnawat…..
7685…Hugh Hospodar…..
9153…Ilde Pascucci…..
8385…Jacquelin Beavis…..
9467…Jaime Smillie…..
11160…James Carriere…..
11751…James Fairlie…..
13354…James Kubina…..
9092…James Milne…..
7256…Jamie Cotter…..
8836…Jane Dudley…..
10892…Jane Logan…..
7747…Jasmine Lim…..
7162…Jasmyne Labonte…..
8165…Jason Roy…..
10451…Jeff Lafontaine…..
13312…Jeffrey Jobb…..
8851…Jennifer Etheridge…..
12803…Jennifer Madge…..
12162…Jennifer Todd…..
7164…Jeremiah Marshall…..
8807…Jessica Day…..
7363…Jim Mcguire…..
10946…Joan Salvatierra…..
14184…Joan Spooner…..
11011…Jocelyne Hughes…..
11748…John Donak…..
10826…John Donohue…..
8370…John Durand…..
9952…John Durand…..
8869…John Forster…..
13170…John Fournier…..
12650…John Smyth…..
14119…Jon Mcdougall…..
12292…Josh Ziemba…..
11094…Joshua Braddon…..
10868…Joshua Illes…..
11532…Judith Davies…..
10920…Judith Nichols…..
12004…Julia Scouten…..
12145…Julie Brennan…..
14032…Julie Dreika…..
14046…Julie Gagnon…..
8327…June Fawaz…..
11127…Karen Hanna…..
11523…Karen Monet…..
8970…Kari Keays…..
9080…Karl Mclean…..
13501…Kathryn Mclaren…..
8368…Kathy Huard…..
9319…Kathy Vesterfelt…..
14060…Katie Hill…..
14006…Kelly Cirtwill…..
14346…Kelly Mcdonald…..
8875…Keri Fraser…..
10351…Kevin Leaman…..
9025…Kevin Lim…..
8166…Kirsten Roy…..
12000…Kristen Akinsulie…..
13010…Laura Casley…..
8152…Laura Haines…..
12471…Laurel Cotaras…..
13958…Lauren Alexander…..
12793…Lauren Capstick…..
7468…Leslie Allan…..
7988…Lia Pirili…..
10059…Lilian Moortgat…..
13934…Lin Li…..
10910…Lindsay Milne…..
11854…Lisa Sheppard…..
7020…Lisa Wagner-Boisvert…..
10531…Liz Braddon…..
12234…Lori Ciaralli…..
13114…Lorie Ann Di Patria…..
10133…Lorna Lane…..
14316…Louise Mercier…..
7390…Lucas Cochrane…..
14093…Madeline Lee…..
11967…Manon Desharnais…..
12371…Manya Charette…..
8121…Marc Budnick…..
10058…Marcel Moortgat…..
14301…Marcus Levis…..
11741…Maria Dasilva…..
11419…Marie Cotter…..
14535…Mark Sheppard…..
14182…Mark Smyth…..
12462…Martin Dube…..
12296…Mary Bellefeuille…..
10690…Mary Nute…..
14292…Matt Shamess…..
7042…Meenakshi Gupta…..
8336…Megan Annett…..
14180…Megan Smith…..
9430…Mia Cadieux…..
8064…Mia Hempey…..
11336…Michael Bond…..
14531…Michael Sheppard…..
12470…Michaela Cotaras…..
8995…Mireille Ladouceur…..
8615…Monna-Leigh Mcelveny…..
8591…Nancy Byrns…..
8959…Nathan Illes…..
7019…Nicolas Monet…..
13292…Osman Ibrahim…..
7569…Pam Cowie…..
9921…Patricia Keogh…..
12530…Patti Harle…..
8887…Paula Garrow…..
9085…Paula Meldrum…..
7717…Peter Krogh…..
9631…Philip Harris…..
8369…Pierre Huard…..
11660…Rebecca Campbell…..
14056…Robert Hambly…..
7696…Robert Janes…..
14094…Robert Lee…..
9429…Robert Monet…..
11481…Robin Beardsley…..
11645…Ron Boothby…..
7341…Ron Haines…..
7422…Russ Hrabchak…..
10609…Ruth Hodgins…..
7021…Sacha Cadieux…..
13341…Samantha Klus…..
14186…Sandra Storr…..
12253…Sarah Larose…..
11855…Sarah Sheppard…..
13037…Scott Clark…..
8226…Scott Moir…..
7882…Sean Russell…..
9613…Sean Sullivan…..
14300…Shafir Sawilla…..
9804…Shawn Potter…..
7094…Shelby Howard…..
7888…Sherry Sani…..
14626…Shona Fleming…..
10193…Sienna Ebbinghaus…..
7481…Stephen Bailey…..
8202…Stephenie Horne…..
9597…Steve Blaskie…..
7092…Steve Howard…..
7770…Steve Maveety…..
7095…Susan Atherley…..
11716…Susan Brimmell…..
13151…Susan Ethier…..
11259…Susan Phillips…..
9266…Susan Smith…..
7852…Sybil Plank…..
9390…Sylvia Carroll…..
10252…Sylvie Knight…..
7521…Talia Brennan…..
13390…Tam Le…..
11095…Taylor Braddon…..
8687…Ted Bailey…..
11671…Terry Lee Mccarthy…..
14218…Theresa Smyth…..
10473…Tina Klein…..
12529…Tom Harle…..
13574…Trevor Nootenboom…..
13033…Trish Chuchinnawat…..
11273…Ursula Hodgins…..
9829…Vennila Murugesan…..
8076…Vicky Butz…..
7202…Wayne Harrison…..
11670…William Mccarthy…..
14065…Zoe Hughes-Waldick…..Kanata
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12433…Ann Noonan….. Kars
9312…Karen Turrieff….. Kars
13541…Kyle Morgan….. Kars
10828…Marina Dubeau….. Kars
12692…Meghan Kearns….. Kars
14540…Mike Maguire….. Kars
9371…Mylene Levesque….. Kars
11370…Olivia Noonan….. Kars
7150…Roger Vansickle….. Kars
9481…Shawn Simzer….. Kars
8758…Sheila Chapman….. Kars
9980…Steven Noonan….. Kars
9015…Zoe Lazenby….. Kars
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……KEMPTVILLE…
11176…Aaron De Ville…..
7783…Adam Mcnamara…..
9186…Alexandra Pontbriand…..
8410…Amie Ivany…..
9271…Barbara Springer…..
9387…Belinda Reed…..
11542…Chantal Piepers…..
7875…Christine Routliffe…..
14020…Cindy Dawson…..
8603…Craig Tobias…..
9867…Diana Steadman…..
13798…Doris Sunstrum…..
9142…Doug O'connor…..
14057…Emily Harris…..
11543…Geoff Piepers…..
7968…Greg Walsh…..
12148…Jeannette Collins…..
8411…Jeffrey Ivany…..
9578…Jim Dolan…..
8843…Jocelyne Elliott…..
12665…John Evans…..
12146…John Tenbult…..
11714…Jordan Brennan…..
12641…Julie Buller…..
14021…Kaitlyn Dawson…..
13741…Kari Shanks…..
10955…Katy Smith…..
12594…Kevin Munroe…..
7520…Kiley Brennan…..
7784…Kristine Mcnamara…..
9272…Kyle Springer…..
11175…Leanne De Ville…..
9973…Mary Lou Sauriol…..
11715…Matthew Brennan…..
7361…Melanie Baldwin-Ooms…..
12789…Michael Mclean…..
14284…Nicole Tobias…..
12076…Norrine Fawcett…..
13152…Patricia Evans…..
12063…Raymonde Durand…..
11177…Ryan De Ville…..
7969…Sarah Walsh…..
9868…Scott Steadman…..
8623…Stewart Mclean…..
9869…Tanya Riddell…..Kemptville
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7938…Christopher Taylor….. Kenmore
7996…Matthew Anderson….. Kenmore
8185…Nancy Pothier….. Kenmore
9648…Patrick Walsh….. Kenmore
9646…Sean Walsh….. Kenmore
10431…Vince Lively….. Kenmore
10716…Angie Buckland….. Kinburn
10610…Corrie Robillard….. Kinburn
9621…Jamie Turcotte….. Kinburn
7080…Jordan Turcotte….. Kinburn
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…KINGSTON…
8069…Al Organ
10640…Alain Bilodeau
7389…Alan Balsdon
11514…Alec Makulowich
8004…Alex Gagnon
12613…Alexander Towns
7383…Alexandra Horeczy
14625…Alexandra Johnston
12890…Alexandre Beauchamp
14630…Alfa-Toga Toure
10770…Aliceson Dube
11779…Aline Hill
13336…Amanda Kiezebrink
13948…Amy Thornton
12920…Andre Berube
13077…Andre Cyr
13019…Andrew Chapman
8271…Andrew Doucet
13779…Andrew Steel
10362…Anik Lefebvre
10616…Anna Jane Edmonds
10665…Anne-Lorraine Molloy
7136…Annie Bergeron
7431…Anthony Dionne
13110…Antoine Desrosiers
10666…Ardelle Polus
8241…Arlene Bomback-Fortin
11641…Ashley Taylor
7109…Ben Workman
13712…Benjamin Roy-Cyr
12335…Bethann Meunier
13179…Blair Frost
7399…Bob Mcgraw
13356…Bonnie L'abbe
10188…Brad Mccaughey
10200…Bradley Benns
8397…Bradley Boyd
12854…Brendan Alexander
12950…Brendan Boyle
7245…Brendan Hancock
13694…Brennan Roche
12554…Brian Barnes
7411…Brian Mcpherson
12888…Brianne Baum
7407…Bryan Bailey
6505…Camilo Ceballos Arango
7382…Catherine Horeczy
10302…Catlin Green
13912…Celine Best
12906…Chanta Bellerose
13042…Charles Cloutier
10285…Charles Sennett
13902…Cheng Xu
13339…Choong-Il Kim
12963…Chris Brewer
13267…Chris Hiscock
10042…Chris Kendall
13571…Chris Nicholson
13795…Chris Sulyma
13894…Chris Wood
7631…Christian Gagnon
7386…Christine Horeczy
7387…Christopher Horeczy
10076…Christopher Mattina
10192…Christopher Stubbert
13812…Christopher Thibeault
13036…Colin Clansey
13943…Colin Shannon
13044…Colleen Coderre
13543…Colton Morris
13401…Cori Lee
12964…Daniel Brideau
12827…Daniel Covert
13882…Daniel Wilkinson
8578…Danielle Belisle
13011…Danielle Chagnon
12919…David Bernatchez
12927…David Blais
12936…David Bortolin
12294…David Fraser
13423…David Long
13566…David Neppel
13830…David Tremblay
13868…David Weatherall
10977…Deb Wiesner
8882…Debbie Gagnon
13661…Dominic Ragetli
13941…Donald Saul
11527…Donna Wade
13232…Dylan Grimm
13308…Edward Jensen
10597…Elaine Eaton
12547…Elisabeth Lortie
11770…Elizabeth Hall
7384…Elizabeth Horeczy
11351…Emily Morrison
13927…Eric Henderson
10082…Eric Mcfee
9982…Erik Bubleit
8045…Ernest Beno
11565…Erzsebet Collins
12933…Eve Bonneau
13774…Flavio Stasi
13029…Francis Cho
14483…Francis Pantuso
13589…Francois Ouellette
7379…Gabriel Chasse-Jean
14573…Geoff White
10275…Gerald Gravelle
8018…Glenn Mowat
13925…Gordon Hallam
14563…Grace Higgins
14484…Grant Greeves
7151…Greg Poehlmann
13105…Guillaume Desgagne
11547…Guy Laroche
7108…Heather Ostic
13434…Henry Luk
7349…Ian Barnes
7432…Israel St-Georges
13388…Jack Lawson
13602…Jade Pearson
12972…James Brown
12314…James Dockrill
13345…James Koh
9119…James Munro
9870…James Ostler
13787…James Stewart
9821…James Wall
13861…James Ward
12944…Jamie Boudreau
7009…Jamie Cade
13930…Jamie Jessup
10117…Janet Gilbert
13513…Jared Mellow
10274…Jason King
13775…Jason Statham
10675…Jason Taylor
13891…Jason Wonchala
13079…Jean Dabros
14135…Jeanine Munro
12870…Jean-Luc Armstrong
10289…Jean-Marc Labarre
13187…Jean-Phillip Gagne
13100…Jean-Simon Demers
8408…Jennifer Olson
13479…Jeremy Mcclafferty
13606…Jermoe Pelletier
12701…Jesse Locke
7217…Jessica Dajko
8771…Joan Clark
10477…Joanne Organ
13545…Joel Morris
10658…Johanne Wagner
13089…John Day
10596…John Eaton
13323…John Kay
12460…John Lipscombe
13936…John Marshall
13780…John Stephens
9753…Jordan Allen
13952…Jordan Vadala
12310…Josee Veronneau
7385…Joseph Horeczy
12848…Josh Admaczyk
12929…Josh Bloess
7168…Joshua Dennis
9752…Julia Allen
10611…Julie Taugher
12862…Justin Anderson
10131…Justin Mccarthy
13028…Kara Chippior
13459…Karan Singh Malhan
10852…Karen Harrigan
8871…Karine Fortin
11874…Kassandra Vale
8270…Katherine Doucet
8319…Kathleen Taylor
8255…Kathy Broughton
8240…Kathy Chase
14009…Katrina Cloutier
13017…Kelsey Chang
9627…Ken Tallack
12283…Ken-Alexandre Berube
12918…Kevin Bernard
10066…Kevin Chan
8912…Kevin Hall
9800…Kevin Leblanc
11814…Kim Merkley
13799…Kiona Surhoff
8624…Kirk Gallinger
10231…Kristin Makulowich
13149…Kye Emond
13186…Kyle Gadoury
7371…Kyle Rhyno
8396…Laura Glithero
11348…Laura Morrison
13953…Laura Virgin
12986…Laurel Burchell
13732…Laurent Sauvageau
7400…Leah Mcgraw
8409…Leanne Karoles
11521…Lennon Huard
12702…Leslie Girrior
10202…Liane Wintle
12284…Linda Santerre
697…Lisa Leach
13681…Logan Ried
13078…Luc Cyr
12507…Lucie Lefebvre
8913…Marianne Hall
9963…Marie Ford
13588…Marie-Claude Otis
7316…Mark Mang
13527…Mark Moffat
10230…Marv Makulowich
13359…Marvin Lacea
8973…Mary Kelly
13945…Mary Sun
13923…Matt Fleet
13127…Matthew Doull
10834…Matthew Fagan
13272…Matthew Hoffart
12516…Matthew Hyland
8027…Matthew Walsh
13605…Max Peetsma
13682…Max Rienthaler
7455…Maxime Fournier
13686…Maxime Rivard
10033…Melanie Matthews-Loughery
13016…Melissa Chandler
13612…Melissa Perron
10592…Michael Doucet
8914…Michael Hall
10659…Michael Wagner
13007…Michell Carroll
9871…Michelle Ostler
10022…Mike Bezeau
10427…Mike Dabros
7818…My-Linh Nguyen
7314…Myra Macdonald
13057…Nathan Cosman
9295…Nellie Taylor
13639…Nicholas Poirier
13744…Nicholas Sheppard
13950…Nicholas Tremblay
13872…Nicholas Weishaar
13382…Nick Lauwers
13381…Nick Lauwers
13727…Nicky Sapera
11352…Nicole Morrison
13746…Nicole Shingoose
13048…Norah Collins
10123…Norman Mclanaghan
10771…Nyckolas Dube
9744…Olivia Carbonneau
12934…Olivier Bonvouloir
13931…Olivier Lafreniere-Abel
10329…Orville Cousins
13646…Pascal Poulin
12978…Patrica Brunelle
11730…Patricia Cooper
11622…Patricia Mailey
10300…Patrick Borduas
7146…Patrick Derby
13674…Patrick Rheaume-Espinoza
13018…Paul Chang
8783…Paul Cooper
13248…Paul Hansen
13739…Paul Sebert
13208…Phil Gimpel
12779…Philip Cooper
13160…Rebecca Fielding
8501…Rebecca Smith
13234…Renay Groves
13116…Richard Dickson
10120…Rick Fawcett
10419…Rick Peters
7100…Rick Royce
13549…Riley Moss
13607…Rip Pennell
13047…Rob Cohoe
13338…Robert Kilpatrick
13435…Robert Lyall
7478…Roger Asuncion
14170…Ronald Roy
10405…Russell Bassarab
14358…Ryan Blaschuk
13938…Samantha Millican
11427…Sarah Donovan
13903…Sarah Yaki
11347…Scott Morrison
13330…Sean Keoghan
12860…Shane Amirault
10051…Shane Sweetman
8830…Shani Doucet
10284…Shawn Osborne
10041…Sheena Lunan
10071…Sherry Miniou
13066…Shona Couturier
14527…Sophie Renaud
10344…Stephen O'shea
12517…Steve Marshall
12882…Steven Bailey
11578…Steven Parnell
9877…Stewart Taylor
13908…Sunny Zhang
8187…Suzanne Lopes
13309…Sylvia Jeon
12400…Tara Lowes
7416…Taya Mcgillivary
13899…Teresa Wright
12953…Thomas Braidwood
13282…Thomas Huet
13433…Tommy Lui
7325…Troy Jagoe
9812…Tyler Doucet
13348…Tyler Korn
13531…Tyler Molly
12725…Valeriy Boldyrev
13951…Veronique Trepanier
13906…Victoria Young
13672…Vincent Reynaud
9023…Viola Levesque
13417…Vivian Libongco
9962…Wayne Ford
10003…Yan Chen
13855…Yana Volodarets
13909…Yanga Zhu
13059…Zach Cotton....Kingston
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9849…Angele Charron….. Lanark
11487…Brenda Headrick….. Lanark
10126…Debbie Keaney….. Lanark
11489…Karen Street….. Lanark
7178…Ken Johnson….. Lanark
11266…Krista Mcfarlane….. Lanark
9054…Laurie Manson….. Lanark
9850…Mariah Charron….. Lanark
11488…Stephen Carleton….. Lanark
12589…Suzanne Mcfarlane….. Lanark
10065…Alain Gilbert….. L'Ange-Gardien
9521…Bruno Plouffe….. L'Ange-Gardien
7880…Karine Roy-Tremblay….. L'Ange-Gardien
9522…Katy Boctor….. L'Ange-Gardien
14099…Marc Louis-Seize….. L'Ange-Gardien
7856…Martin Prescott….. L'Ange-Gardien
9496…Melanie Parker….. L'Ange-Gardien
14003…Nathaniel Chenevert….. L'Ange-Gardien
10560…Melanie Green….. Lansdowne
11439…Albert Benoit….. Limoges
11040…Chantal Benoit….. Limoges
7670…Charlene Hayes….. Limoges
10962…Dana Tapak….. Limoges
8062…Elizabeth Benoit….. Limoges
11440…Helene Benoit….. Limoges
10471…Jennifer Nesbitt….. Limoges
11458…Johanne Fournier….. Limoges
8572…Marc Landry….. Limoges
14087…Marie-France Laroche….. Limoges
11457…Martine Fournier….. Limoges
10624…Matthew Nesbitt….. Limoges
8063…Melissa Benoit….. Limoges
11718…Noah Burnett….. Limoges
12239…Pascale Campeau….. Limoges
10278…Raphael Millaire….. Limoges
11719…Sean Burnett….. Limoges
11039…Sonia Benoit….. Limoges
12746…Tara-Lynn Stevenson….. Limoges
12881…Fred Baaklini….. L'Orignal
13064…Louise Courville-Baaklini….. L'Orignal
10841…Nina Fraser….. L'Orignal
8999…Sacha Lalonde….. L'Orignal
8733…Yane Brouillard….. L'Orignal
9594…Martin Yates….. Maberly
251…David Mitchell….. Mallorytown
4177…Jacqueline Mackenzie….. Mallorytown
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……MANOTICK
14050…Alex Gorman
12200…Alexa Ives
5455…Andrew Colautti
7695…Andy Ives
7406…Bob Bonisteel
9880…Bob Cavan
13332…Brandon Kew
7405…Brett Bonisteel
14247…Catherine Mason
9195…Cathy Reid
10898…Chantal Maher
12410…Deborah Kelley
11667…Donald Buwalda
9882…Dylan Byers
7887…Elizabeth Sanchez
7440…Frederic Hasle
9784…Grant Poulin
13130…Greg Downs
10541…Irene Hammerich
14142…Janet Ogilvie
13131…Jody Downs
7617…John Enouy
14248…John Mason
9808…Joseph Hulse
10956…Karen Snyder
10162…Kerryann Miles
13997…Laura Burwell
12286…Lisa Anthony
11301…Lisa St. Pierre
8461…Lorraine Bowes Mcrae
12805…Lynn Wright
7637…Maria Georgescu
9932…Mary Kelley
7713…Matt Klassen
11644…Meghan Scott
9927…Michael O'connor
9931…Paul Kelley
10639…Ramona Packham
13738…Vincent Schwaar....Manotick
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14431…Andy Blair….. Maxville
11016…Carrie Robertson….. Maxville
7435…Randy Mcrae….. Maxville
7658…David Hammonds….. Merrickville
8728…Mark Brennan….. Merrickville
11633…Amanda Langfield….. Metcalfe
8717…Andre Boudreau….. Metcalfe
13074…Andrew Cross….. Metcalfe
8540…Billy Lacharity….. Metcalfe
9777…Brigitta Aubrey….. Metcalfe
10908…Bruce Millar….. Metcalfe
10877…Candice Killin….. Metcalfe
9707…Carly Patterson….. Metcalfe
7710…Craig Killin….. Metcalfe
8744…Crystal Carmichael….. Metcalfe
8577…Danielle Perrier….. Metcalfe
8888…Fran Gaudet….. Metcalfe
11529…Joan Killin….. Metcalfe
11326…Kaitlin Aubrey….. Metcalfe
8576…Kellie Perrier….. Metcalfe
10823…Lori Dearman….. Metcalfe
8745…Lynea Carmichael….. Metcalfe
8511…Michaela Rot….. Metcalfe
9899…Pam Howell….. Metcalfe
9941…Quinn Watson….. Metcalfe
9942…Sharon Saunders….. Metcalfe
11158…Shelley Bakker….. Metcalfe
10909…Stephanie Millar….. Metcalfe
11634…Susanna De Beer….. Metcalfe
10220…Tim Wyman….. Metcalfe
9706…Wendy Patterson….. Metcalfe
7368…Frederic Soucy….. Moose Creek
8991…Carole Labelle….. Morewood
10630…Amanda Strader….. Morrisburg
8349…Bryan Spear….. Morrisburg
8238…Jim Tuttle….. Morrisburg
13702…Keith Rook….. Morrisburg
10643…Natalie Brundige….. Morrisburg
13703…Trudy Rook….. Morrisburg
7929…Adam Sulis….. Mountain
8945…Andralee Hoy….. Mountain
11697…Debra Workman….. Mountain
10542…Mary Cook….. Mountain
13496…Allison Mckenzie….. Munster
9331…Colleen Wasylko….. Munster
9788…Justin Thomas….. Munster
14131…Sharon Moore….. Munster
9098…Tammy Monahan….. Munster
8636…Warren Hulme….. Munster
9332…Warren Wasylko….. Munster
7683…Alexandra Hopkinson….. Navan
7967…Angela Walsh….. Navan
13189…Craig Gagnon….. Navan
13125…Dan Dore….. Navan
12917…Gilles Bergeron….. Navan
9076…Jenn Mcgregor….. Navan
12432…Joseanne Godbout….. Navan
10174…Julie Campbell….. Navan
13190…Krystyna Gagnon….. Navan
13191…Lucy Gagnon….. Navan
10627…Margaret Struthers….. Navan
9066…Marilyn Maynard….. Navan
12408…Paul Riley….. Navan
14199…Steph Walker….. Navan
11812…Susan Mcneely….. Navan
14501…Wally Burns….. Navan
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José Honorato Lozano (1821 - 1885)
Letras y’ Figuras (Views of Manila)
signed (lower right)
Ca. 1850
gouache and watercolor on paper
22” x 33” (56 cm x 84 cm)
Opening bid: PHP 5,000,000
Literature:
Roces, Alfredo. Felix Resurrección Hidalgo & The Generation of 1872.
Eugenio Lopez Foundation, Inc., 1998, p. 66.
Provenance: The Benito J. Legarda, Jr. Collection
This enchanting work in watercolor by Jose Honorato Lozano from the 1840s shows a vanished, magnificent Manila inevitably altered by the 1863 and 1880 earthquakes, Spanish decline, Revolution, American modernization, the World War II holocaust, postwar demolitions, and careless city administrations. The painting is composed of three horizontal panels: the top and bottom panels have three sections each while the middle panel is a panoramic view of the Manila Bay.
The first section of the top panel shows Calle Anloague in Binondo (“Street of the Carpenters,” now Juan Luna street leading to the Divisoria entrepot) where several foreign trading firms are headquartered. We see an all–stone building or house on the left with the flag of the United States of America (in the 1840s), it is likely the head office of an American trading firm. (It can be disputed that this is a view of Calzada de San Sebastian [now R Hidalgo street] with its rows of elegant houses. The said street rose in importance during the 1830s when the rich of the long–established arrabales (districts) of Intramuros, Binondo, and Santa Cruz, in an effort to escape their crowded and smelly communities, started constructing big urban villas with the (then unheard–of) luxury of fruit and vegetable gardens and passable, clean estuaries/waterways at the back which were impossible to build in the older arrabales. However, the view really seems to be that of Calle Anloague, which is a much more important street at the time than Calzada de San Sebastian.)
The initial letter V is composed of well–dressed, hat–wearing laborers carrying logs. The letter I is formed by a well dressed native woman with a parasol and her companions. The second/middle section of the top panel shows a view of the commercial buildings, warehouses, and big houses lining the Pasig river from Santa Cruz to Binondo to Tondo (right to left). (This brings to mind personalities like the very rich Don Narciso Padilla, who during this exact time owns a fleet of ships, boats, and cascos [big bamboo rafts] which carries goods from the Pasig river all the way up north to the Ilocos and all the way down south to the Visayas, as well as rows of warehouses that stretch from Binondo to Tondo. This shipping and logistics empire is inherited by his daughter Dona Maria Barbara Padilla y Flores [“Dona Baritay”] who subsequently becomes known as La Reina de Rio Pasig because of her immense shipping and warehousing businesses; she becomes the mother of the master painter Don Felix Resurrección Hidalgo y Padilla.)
The letter E is formed by laborers carrying logs and an ambulant Chinese vendor selling lugaw rice porridge and its condiments as well as gupit noodles to his hungry customers. The letters W and S are composed of veiled women and well–dressed men. The third section of the top panel shows a bahay kubo/nipa hut in a rustic setting which is probably the Gagalangin area in Tondo, even then the most populous district of the city. There is a simple couple huddling in a bamboo shed. Tondo in the 1800s, specially the Gagalangin area with its charming front gardens, is a pleasant residential district inhabited by people of modest means but also by some of the richest families in Manila with fortunes from international and domestic trading, warehousing, manufacturing, financing, and even micro-financing. Tondo in the 1800s up to the prewar was a vastly different community compared to what it is today.
The second section is a panoramic view of the Manila Bay with many ships and boats. It is a beautiful, swimmable beach with fine sand, just like all the lovely beaches of Las Islas Filipinas. Tragically, the Americans would fill it with boulders, stones, and sand to make Dewey boulevard (now Roxas boulevard) during the early 1900s. There is a succession of interesting vignettes on the beachfront. From the left going right, we see a young, well–dressed principalia couple of the ruling class on their horses; two men with sparring roosters (cockfighting); a man on a carabao; the letter O formed by a man inside a casco (raft) or a boat; a mother and child just finished bathing in the sea; the letter F formed by a couple pounding rice on a wooden mortar; a female vendor with a small tapayan / earthenware water container on her head, a male vendor balancing a pole hung with 2 baskets, a mature, well–dressed principalia couple, and a female vendor selling rice cakes she is preparing on a papag or bamboo daybed.
The first section of the bottom panel shows a view outside Intramuros looking north to the Pasig river. From the left, we see the Puente de Espana (Bridge of Spain) which has been there since 1630, the Pasig river, the Magellan monument, and the Maestranza wall. The Maestranza is a long portion of the Intramuros walls facing north to the Pasig river with many chambers built in the early 1600s to accommodate soldiers as well as all sorts of goods being traded downstream and upstream. There is a big woven rice thresher in the middle of it all, likely for the processing of rice being grown in the areas around Intramuros.
The letter M is formed by musicians with a harp and guitar with chickens on top. The letter A is composed of a man amidst bamboo.
The second/middle section of the bottom panel shows the Plaza Mayor of Intramuros with the three major buildings flanking it: We see the Manila Cathedral in the middle (south), the Palacio del Gobernador on the right (west), and the Ayuntamiento/Casas Consistoriales on the left (east). It is still about 20 years before the great earthquake of 1863 which will level them all. (It is after that devastation that the Governor–General will transfer the seat of power to the far more modest riverside villa in the nearby San Miguel district that is the Palacio de Malacanan. The transfer of the Governor–General to San Miguel impels the rich --- specially the Spanish peninsular and the Spanish mestizo rich --- to construct grand villas with sprawling lush gardens in the area, setting off the most European incarnations of the Filipino bahay–na–bato. The idea of luxurious urban villas conceived in Calzada de San Sebastian achieves perfection in nearby San Miguel. Calle General Solano and Calle Aviles become the most fashionable addresses of the Filipino rich towards the end of the Spanish regime in 1898.)
The letter N is formed by women with a horse. The letter I is composed of a group of men with top hats and women. The letter L is made up of a bahay kubo, a big woven rice thresher, a man with sacks, and other men.
The third section of the bottom panel shows the Binondo church with a frontage of greenery (unbelievable to contemporary eyes). It looks like an orchard with rows of fruit trees.
The final letter A is formed by an old woman cooking with palayok earthenware pots, and there is a Chinese vendor balancing a pole from which hang a pair of tapayan vessels, probably filled with clean water.
Jose Honorato Lozano was one of several painters in Manila during the first half of the 1800s, along with the pioneering Damian Domingo, Juan Arzeo, and the younger Antonio Malantic and Justiniano Asuncion (“Capitan Ting”). In the tradition of miniaturismo (highly detailed art) popular in those days, Lozano specialized in the quaint art of letras y figuras, in which a full name was exquisitely spelled out with letters formed by vignettes with all kinds of subjects --- people, animals, plants, musical instruments, conveyances, landscape views, etc. These incredibly detailed works charmed the affluent locals who hung them in their reception rooms as well as the expatriate Spaniards and other Europeans who commissioned and brought them home as souvenirs of an exotic Asian sojourn.
This utterly charming Views of Manila from the erudite Benito J. Legarda , Jr. collection was likely commissioned by a British or American client. The work in watercolor was signed por Jose Honorato Lozano in elegant script on the lower right side. It is not known how it made its way to Legarda’s collection; it could have been acquired from a prominent Filipino family but it was most likely purchased from leading rare maps and books dealers in the USA or the UK (many of whom were his longtime friends), as were many of Legarda’s Filipiniana collections. This Jose Honorato Lozano Views of Manila stands on its own as a great Filipino work of art and an important, unassailable pictorial document of Spanish Manila as it was in the 1840s, almost two hundred years ago.
Lot 70 of the Leon Gallery auction in February 2021. Please see leon-gallery.com for more details.
I have climbed highest mountain
I have run through the fields
Only to be with you
Only to be with you
I have run
I have crawled
I have scaled these city walls
These city walls
Only to be with you
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
I have kissed honey lips
Felt the healing in her fingertips
It burned like fire
This burning desire
I have spoke with the tongue of angels
I have held the hand of a devil
It was warm in the night
I was cold as a stone
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
I believe in the kingdom come
Then all the colors will bleed into one
Bleed into one
Well yes I'm still running
You broke the bonds and you
Loosed the chains
Carried the cross
Of my shame
Of my shame
You know I believed it
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for
But I still haven't found what I'm looking for...
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The Ferrari 360 is a mid-engine midsize two-seater sports car produced from late 1999 until 2005. The 360 replaced the Ferrari F355 and was itself replaced by the fairly similar Ferrari F430. For the 360, Ferrari partnered with Alcoa to produce an entirely new all-aluminum space-frame chassis that was 40% stiffer than the F355, yet 28% lighter despite a 10% increase in overall dimensions. Along with the new frame was a new Pininfarina body styling that broke ranks with the last decade's sharp angles and flip-up headlights, replacing them with a rounded appearance that harkened to the 1960s. The new V8 engine, common to all versions, was only slightly larger and more powerful than the F355's at 3.6 litres and 400 bhp (300 kW) of power, but the lighter frame and added stiffness improved performance; the 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) acceleration performance improved from 4.6 to 4.4 seconds, . An engine replacement resulted in the V8 road model that followed, the F430 (internally referred to as the evoluzione or evo) which came out in 2004.
I was on my way to the store where I bought my Nikon D90 to change the Nikon Camerabag, which was falling apart after only half a year, with a friend of mine when I saw this Ferrari appearing in my rearview mirrors.
I quicky grabbed my Nikon from the backseats and set the settings so I would be able to get some decent shots.
When I was to busy watching the traffic and trying to keep up with the yellow beast, I passed my camera to my friend which managed to get some shots too.
Madrid (Spain).
High, in the centre of town, ventilated and sunny.
Alto, céntrico, ventilado y soleado.
ENGLISH
The Plaza Mayor built during the Habsburg period is a central plaza in the city of Madrid, Spain. It is located only a few blocks away from another famous plaza, the Puerta del Sol. The Plaza Mayor is rectangular in shape, measuring 129 by 94 meters, and is surrounded by three-story residential buildings having 237 balconies facing the Plaza. It has a total of nine entranceways. The Casa de la Panadería, serving municipal and cultural functions, dominates the Plaza Mayor.
The origins of the Plaza go back to 1581 when Philip II of Spain asked Juan de Herrera, a renowned Renaissance architect, to devise a plan to remodel the busy and chaotic area of the old Plaza del Arrabal. Juan de Herrera was the architect who designed the first project in 1581 to remodel the old Plaza del Arrabal but construction didn't start until 1617, during Philip III's reign. The king asked Juan Gomez de Mora to continue with the project, and he finished the porticoes in 1619. Nevertheless, the Plaza Mayor as we know it today is the work of the architect Juan de Villanueva who was entrusted with its reconstruction in 1790 after a spate of big fires. Giambologna's equestrian statue of Philip III dates to 1616, but it was not placed in the center of the square until 1848. Amazingly enough if you go in there today you can still see the blood on the walls from some of the bull fights held there in earlier years.
The Plaza Mayor has been the scene of multitudinous events: markets, bullfights, soccer games, public executions, and, during the Spanish Inquistion, "autos de fe" against supposed heretics and the executions of those condemned to death. The Plaza Mayor also has a ring of old and traditional shops and cafes under its porticoes. Celebrations for San Isidro, patron saint of Madrid, are also held here. The Plaza Mayor is now a major tourist attraction, visited by thousands of tourists a year.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaza_Mayor_of_Madrid
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La Plaza Mayor de Madrid está situada en el centro de la ciudad, a pocos metros de la plaza de la Puerta del Sol y de la Plaza de la Villa junto a la calle Mayor.
Los orígenes de la plaza se remontan al siglo XV, cuando en la confluencia de los caminos (hoy en día calles) de Toledo y Atocha, a las afueras de la villa medieval, se celebraba en este sitio, conocido como "Plaza del Arrabal", el mercado principal de la villa, construyéndose en esta época una primera casa porticada, o lonja, para regular el comercio en la plaza.
En 1580, tras haber trasladado la corte a Madrid en 1561, Felipe II encargó el proyecto de remodelación de la plaza a Juan de Herrera, comenzándose el derribo de las "casas de manzanas" de la antigua plaza ese mismo año. La construcción del primer edificio de la nueva plaza, la Casa de la Panadería, comenzaría en 1590 a cargo de Diego Sillero, en el solar de la antigua lonja. En 1617, Felipe III, encargó la finalización de las obras a Juan Gómez de Mora, quién concluirá la plaza en 1619.
La Plaza Mayor ha sufrido tres grandes incendios en su historia, el primero de ellos en 1631, encargándose el mismo Juan Gómez de Mora de las obras de reconstrucción. El segundo de los incendios ocurrió en 1670 siendo el arquitecto Tomás Román el encargado de la reconstrucción. El último de los incendios, que arrasó un tercio de la plaza, tuvo lugar en 1790, dirigiendo las labores de extinción Sabatini. Se encargó la reconstrucción a Juan de Villanueva, que rebajó la altura del caserío que rodea la plaza de cinco a tres plantas y cerró las esquinas habilitando grandes arcadas para su acceso. Las obras de reconstrucción se prolongarían hasta 1854, continuándolas, tras la muerte de Villanueva, sus discípulos Antonio López Aguado y Custodio Moreno.
La Plaza Mayor se convirtió desde sus inicios, no solo en el principal mercado de la villa, tanto de alimentación (surtida por los numerosos tablajeros vigilados por el Repeso) como de otros géneros (instalándose en sus soportales los principales gremios); sino también en el escenario de numerosos actos públicos, como corridas de toros, autos de fe, inmortalizando el pintor Francisco Ricci el celebrado en 1680, ejecuciones públicas, colocándose el patíbulo delante del portal de pañeros si la pena era de garrote; frente a la Casa de la Panadería, si era de horca, y ante la Casa de la Carnicería, si era de cuchillo o hacha. También se celebró en la Plaza Mayor la beatificación de San Isidro, santo patrón de Madrid.
La Plaza Mayor es actualmente un importante punto turístico, visitado por miles de turistas al año. En los locales comerciales ubicados bajo los soportales, abundan los comercios de hostelería, que instalan terrazas junto a los soportales de la plaza.
Todos los meses de diciembre, se celebra el tradicional mercado navideño, costumbre que se mantiene vigente desde el año 1860.
También se celebra todos los domingos y festivos por la mañana el mercado de Filatelia y Numismática.
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I was fortunate to grow up in a family of great readers!
We had a wealth of books in different languages to choose from!
The novel Peony, by Pearl S. Buck, I read at a fairly young age, in English, because, I was raised in 3 languages.
I remember enjoying it, but now realise I did not fully understand...
faculty.randolphcollege.edu/fwebb/buck/jlgornto/Peony.html
The Concepts of Yin-Yang
Presented Throughout
Peony
A revisiting is imminent!
Pearl was a wise lady and proved it in everything that she wrote, no wonder she was awarded the Nobel Prize!
Here are some of her quotes that I favour:
"The truly creative mind in any field is no more than this:
A human creature born abnormally, inhumanly sensitive.
To him... a touch is a blow,
a sound is a noise,
a misfortune is a tragedy,
a joy is an ecstasy,
a friend is a lover,
a lover is a god,
and failure is death."
Add to this cruelly delicate organism the overpowering necessity to create, create, create -- so that without the creating of music or poetry or books or buildings or something of meaning, his very breath is cut off from him. He must create, must pour out creation. By some strange, unknown, inward urgency he is not really alive unless he is creating."
— Pearl S. Buck
"Many people lose the small joys in the hope for the big happiness."
— Pearl S. Buck
"The secret of joy in work is contained in one word-excellence. To know how to do something well is to enjoy it."
— Pearl S. Buck
For years I 'experimented' in the studio, to get that Flemish painter's light? Well, I was born in Flanders, it must be in my blood? LOL.
NEW!!! A NEW TREAT HERE, a second choice of some of my images:
And a NEW BLOG:
magdaindigo.blogspot.com/2011/07/of-grasses-composition-a...
Lead and enjoy a good life, do and say things that enrich... and do not forget to tell the people close to you, how much you love them!
With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, M, (* _ *)
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Why not view the set as a slide-show?
Also I often upload more than one image at the same time, I see a tendency to only view the last uploaded...
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Good afternoon Flickr! :)
This was taken this morning in the fields behind The Lagoon in Hailsham. The weather today has been seriously gorgeous, so I couldn't resist going out to do this one. The sun makes me feel so happy and we're lucky to have all this countryside right on our doorstep here!
I need to find some more inspiration though. And some more people to take pictures of! Oh well, it'll happen :] Anyways, I was tagged by Tessa & Zack, so... facts!
1) I was listening to The Corrs in this picture, and discovered I liked another of their songs
2) I have Pasta for tea. I love my mum ;)
3) My hat is now lost.... I am so gutted :(
4) For four days next week I have to dress like I'm in the jungle, and wear a grass skirt. Great.
5) Five years ago today, I was at Epcot... I miss it so much, you can't imagine.
6) And two years ago I was on the train to Washington DC :(
7) I bought a book yesterday from the 9-12 year olds section... I'm so cool
8) My student card picture makes me look like I have a beard.
9) News 24 is my most watched channel (Y)
10) I keep tapping between typing at the moment... meaning each fact happens at least 30 seconds after the last. Now we're done, awesome!
Ahora en Biodiversidad virtual y hace poco en El País -en pdf- gracias a Elisabet Sans.
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Hermosas, como gemas pálidas de esmeralda, las piezas -células- de Merismopedia parecen jugar sobre un tablero una partida al juego de la vida.
Ancladas todas sobre un tapiz transparente que las mantiene unidas, flotan en el agua viajando en esta alfombra mágica, balsa a la deriva, que recoge sol fabricando nuevas vidas.
Mientras esto ocurre, sobre el tablero, la partida sigue su curso, por cada una que se divida se formarán dos, por cada dos cuatro, por cada cuatro ocho…y así en sucesión interminable, rítmica como el latido y ordenada como un panal, siempre sobre el plano del tablero, siempre alternando en dos direcciones perpendiculares, tejiendo este mosaico de gemas verdes…Es así como juega la vida, multiplicando a saltos, construyendo, si es preciso, nuevos tableros donde seguir el juego.
Y sobre este mismo tablero se restan las piezas de Merismopedia que han llegado al final de su existencia, es un goteo incesante y lento, el sacrificio de su esfuerzo se ha multiplicado en descendencia.
Está claro que en el juego sobre este tablero con gemas hermosas gana la vida, es una partida que comenzó en el origen de los tiempos y que finalizará con ellos, juego de sabiduría que nos regala las formas, el orden y el color de su belleza.
Merismopedia elegans es una cianobacteria muy característica por la ordenada forma de crecimiento de sus individuos que permanecen unidos flotando, en una matriz plana, transparente y gelatinosa. El gran tamaño de los individuos y su particular forma de crecimiento permite diferenciar a esta especie de otras hermanas.
Merismopedia elegans vive formando parte del plancton en charcas y lagunas. La que aparece aquí fotografiada a 400 aumentos con la técnica de contraste de interferencia procede de unas muestras recogidas en las charcas de las inmediaciones de la Laguna de Peñalara durante el “testing” organizado en homenaje a “Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente” por Biodiversidad virtual. La fotografía se ha realizado a 400 aumentos empleando la técnica de contraste de interferencia.
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☁ la nube negra de una justicia pervertida en nuestro país, movida por la envidia y la venganza, permanecerá aquí, hasta que soplen los vientos limpios que todos necesitamos. La Justicia es uno de los cimientos necesarios para la Paz. Desde aquí todo nuestro apoyo al Juez Baltasar Garzón -el buen Juez de Saramago- y a las personas de buena voluntad como él que trabajan por la Justicia.