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Congregation Ohab Zedek, or OZ, as it is fondly known, is more than just a synagogue. Under the leadership of Rabbi Allen Schwartz, the Shul is known for its open doors and big heart. OZ has broad ties with the surrounding Jewish community and its Upper West Side neighborhood as a whole. A random visitor could easily encounter an up and coming scholar from Israel, or members of the local fire station. It is an informal, comfortable, inclusive community.

 

OZ is a modern Orthodox congregation, but any individual is welcome, regardless of background or means. It is a Shul of interlocking communities--young families who find a relaxed setting on Shabbos morning to introduce their toddlers to services; singles, who famously crowd the steps on Friday night; and seniors, many of whom have been members of OZ for decades. It is home to those tentatively exploring Judaism as well as the most learned, who are stimulated by a broad array of lecturers and classes.

 

OZ is known for its wide range of Chesed activities, which include a long-time Bikur Cholim group that visits Mount Sinai Hospital each Shabbos and on holidays, as well as its members' regular visits to homebound seniors. Members also subsidize seats for those in need on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.

 

OZ has a proud history. The Shul was founded in 1873 on Avenue B and Houston Street on the Lower East Side as the First Hungarian Congregation Ohab Zedek. After a sojourn on West 116th Street in Harlem, the Congregation moved to its present location at 118 West 95th Street in 1926. Today, as part of a revitalized Upper West Side that has drawn an ever-expanding population of families and young adults, OZ is a vibrant and dynamic Jewish center for prayer, learning and social activities.

 

For the half-marathon (21.1 km) results, here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 18, 2011, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario. There were 6,397 runners in the 21.1 km race, an increase of about 900 runners compared to 2010. Thank-you to Sportstats.

 

Click here and enter the bib numbers (see below) for the full individual race results.

  

Lists of local half-marathon race participants:

 

Part A. Ottawa, A-L (Click here.)

Part B. Ottawa, M-Z (Click here.)

Part C. Other Communities (Acton to Magog) (see below.)

Part D. Other Communities (Maitland to Woodlawn) (Click here.)

 

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Part C. (bib no., name, Alexandria - Magog)

 

1635….Cathy Maclean….Alexandria

2914….Rebecca Howes….Alexandria

4811….Sue Duval….Alexandria

3610….Terry Koronewski….Alexandria

2518….Marc Pominville….Alfred

830….Andrea Bird….Almonte

7446….Bob Mosher….Almonte

6179….Curtis Azulay….Almonte

1756….Dale Joynt….Almonte

6704….Daphne Lainson….Almonte

7476….Diana Laing….Almonte

6206….Elaine Azulay….Almonte

6845….Jason Lainson….Almonte

3490….Jenny Sheffield….Almonte

5988….Karen Stillman….Almonte

7525….Linda Berkloo….Almonte

2558….Mark Blaskie….Almonte

2710….Michelle Kay….Almonte

4631….Patricia Fuller….Almonte

493….Sandy Solowjew….Almonte

3080….Sherry Burke….Almonte

290….Simon Shearman….Almonte

4773….Sonja Schmidt….Almonte

3177….Tara Deitner….Almonte

3775….Amanda Lushman….Arnprior

6685….Connie Palubiskie….Arnprior

3553….Emily Sheffield….Arnprior

2151….Jane Rae Dowd….Arnprior

208….Jean-Francois Mahe….Arnprior

2242….Jesse Knockleby….Arnprior

4357….Karen Elliott….Arnprior

4399….Kevin Greening….Arnprior

5635….Lori Birmingham….Arnprior

850….Melissa Needham….Arnprior

870….Mike Poirier….Arnprior

4649….Peter How….Arnprior

3065….Sharon Priestman….Arnprior

5905….Tara Beselaere….Arnprior

979….Trish Heffernan….Arnprior

4889….Walt Lushman….Arnprior

7415….Avril Van Aert….Ashton

1905….Earendil Underwood….Ashton

2520….Marc O'ray….Ashton

2566….Mark Peterkins….Ashton

7165….Nicholas Saray….Ashton

1222….Peter Cottreau….Ashton

4680….Rob Walker….Ashton

5541….Julie Mccarthy….Athens

7231….Rod Clow….Athens

3632….Terri Gray….Athens

3923….Chantal Lacasse….Aylmer

1794….Darren Maccallum….Aylmer

1888….Douglas Mclean….Aylmer

5098….Erin Kingdom….Aylmer

52….John Lemieux….Aylmer

2325….Judith Lambert….Aylmer

4360….Karine Martin….Aylmer

707….Luc Lacombe….Aylmer

2759….Natalie Brun Del Re….Aylmer

257….Paul Lamoureux….Aylmer

3156….Susie Paquette….Aylmer

6471….Tijana Tanasijevic-Pavlica….Aylmer

2009….Genevieve Boudreault….Aymer

1628….Catherine Brunet….Barry's Bay

1428….Alison Seely….Beachburg

4890….Wanda Gagnon….Beachburg

7534….Lynn Lebeau….Bourget

6016….Pierre Lacasse….Bourget

7205….Raymond Lalande….Bourget

3814….Anita Jardine….Brockville

177….Corey Mcsween….Brockville

5054….Dianne Dillon-Samson….Brockville

4563….Michael Mcmahon….Brockville

852….Murray Regush….Brockville

2921….Rhonda Mcnish….Brockville

5838….Sandra Ryan….Brockville

7677….Steve Plotz….Brockville

3236….Trevor Macfarlane….Brockville

2137….James Lavallie….Bryson

6684….Connie Matthews….Calabogie

6020….Alex Mcdermott….Cantley

3799….Andr E East….Cantley

16273….Camille Flipot….Cantley

3493….Carol Jr Groulx….Cantley

1642….Charles Francoeur….Cantley

1714….Claude Desrochers….Cantley

6171….Claude Rochon….Cantley

1814….David Blais….Cantley

4160….Glen Newton….Cantley

600….Guy Beaulieu….Cantley

6270….Joanie Benoit-Desrochers….Cantley

2334….Julie Gauthier….Cantley

4485….Marc-Andre Paris-Cloutier….Cantley

3619….Marie-Claude C T….cantley

2544….Marie-Eve Morel….Cantley

2561….Mark Avon….Cantley

7196….Pierre-Yves Authier….Cantley

16263….Sylvie Rioux….Cantley

3117….Stephen Bygott….Cardinal

3783….Amelia Kiteley….Carleton Place

3816….Ann Cowan….Carleton Place

7626….Bill Bowers….Carleton Place

5251….Boyd Lemna….Carleton Place

949….Bruce Rafuse….Carleton Place

3734….Chris Loder….Carleton Place

5317….Christine Lemna….Carleton Place

6204….Doug Bowers….Carleton Place

6209….Emma Bowers….Carleton Place

1950….Eric Gervais….Carleton Place

4248….Jen Debenham….Carleton Place

6857….Jenni Kerteston….Carleton Place

2230….Jennifer Andress….Carleton Place

6860….Jennifer Derksen….Carleton Place

2309….Jordan Nesbit….Carleton Place

5671….Mariko Kulka….Carleton Place

5686….Mary Anne Melvin….Carleton Place

853….Natasha Foster….Carleton Place

667….Rob Illingworth….Carleton Place

5847….Sarah Gray….Carleton Place

4803….Steve Macmillan….Carleton Place

5906….Taylore Bryce….Carleton Place

5911….Terri Storey….Carleton Place

7611….Travis James….Carleton Place

3235….Trent Bowers….Carleton Place

3347….Chantal Gingras-Gareau….Carlsbad Springs

3749….Alain Drainville….Carp

1491….Andy Millette….Carp

5225….Angus Palmer….Carp

5092….Anna Li….Carp

3843….Barry Bunny Bruce….Carp

3876….Cal Goodger….Carp

1612….Carol O'malley….Carp

1615….Carole Stonebridge….Carp

3986….Constance Lazurko….Carp

1811….David Robinson….Carp

3435….Dayle Mulligan….Carp

4105….Emily Palmer….Carp

1937….Eric Janveaux….Carp

952….Gerard Rumleskie….Carp

3489….Kathy Fischer….Carp

5614….Leah Timmermann….Carp

2472….Lisa Bond….Carp

7052….Lyne Michaud….Carp

4508….Martha Palmer….Carp

878….Murray Stonebridge….Carp

7150….Nancy Wawia Robb….Carp

6561….Andr Paris….Casselman

6609….Bob Sweetlove….Casselman

1708….Cindy Bouchard….Casselman

6698….Danielle Carri Re-Paris….Casselman

4052….Dennis Langlois….Casselman

4094….Elisabeth Zagrodnik….Casselman

4147….Genevieve Laplante….Casselman

4158….Gillian Castonguay….Casselman

2476….Liz Perras….Casselman

4518….Martin Girard….Casselman

3399….Mary Sweetlove….Casselman

5716….Michel Racine….Casselman

2928….Richard Kosnaskie….Casselman

281….Robert Ridler….Casselman

1488….Andy Best….Chalk River

3834….Ashley Jones….Chalk River

5332….Cory Mackeigan….Chalk River

1873….Dominic Irvin….Chalk River

5495….Jeremy Farrell….Chalk River

6915….Judy Bragg….Chalk River

6298….Kathy Greenfield….Chalk River

6384….Kim Mirault….Chalk River

6378….Michelle Kolbrich….Chalk River

2774….Nicolas Bergeron….Chalk River

5797….Rebecca Olstad….Chalk River

7622….Angela Nuelle….Chelsea

3828….Annie Jean….Chelsea

3957….Christina Hawley….Chelsea

1199….Christine Tardiff-Mullen….Chelsea

1718….Claude Marchand….Chelsea

16251….Debbie Johnston….Chelsea

5369….Denise Veinotte….Chelsea

1964….Fiona Duguid….Chelsea

2095….Hugo Lemieux….Chelsea

767….Ian Hunter….Chelsea

2212….Jeff Bardsley….Chelsea

6282….Josee Pennober….Chelsea

6922….Julie Dupuis….Chelsea

5591….Kimberly Sogge….Chelsea

2475….Lise Marshall….Chelsea

2496….Lydia Wilson….Chelsea

235….Marc Gaudet….Chelsea

4574….Michelle Findlater….Chelsea

4588….Murielle Brazeau….Chelsea

1088….Natasha Stobert….Chelsea

4627….Pascal Labine….Chelsea

1083….Patty Chevalier Samm….Chelsea

7204….Ray Folkins….Chelsea

4668….Raymond Brunet….Chelsea

619….Richard Gilker….Chelsea

4688….Rod Oickle….Chelsea

4697….Ron Sloan….Chelsea

5955….Zacharie Marshall….Chelsea

6646….Cathleen Bourret….Chesterville

6100….Aaron Moysey….Clarence Creek

2373….Katie Whitall….Clarence Creek

5700….Melanie Saumure-Massie….Clarence Creek

1594….Bruce Oattes….Cobden

3479….Carole Buxcey….Cobden

3689….Connie Olmstead….Cobden

3982….Connie Weber….Cobden

4065….Dianne Johnston….Cobden

2156….Janet Oattes….Cobden

6331….Linda Roy….Cobden

4576….Mike Buske….Cobden

1431….Allan Savage….Cornwall

6056….Andrea Bailey-Tait….Cornwall

3643….Carl Brida….Cornwall

3644….Cathy Bourgon….Cornwall

6690….Craig Henry….Cornwall

6796….Genevi Ve Lajoie….Cornwall

5979….Jane Mclaren….Cornwall

884….Jenna Martineau….Cornwall

6066….Joanne Filliol….Cornwall

2291….John St. Marseille….Cornwall

6908….Josee Gagne….Cornwall

6293….Karrie Anderson….Cornwall

6047….Kathleen Hay….Cornwall

6325….Laurie Parisien….Cornwall

5636….Lori Neil….Cornwall

967….Mathieu Bruyere….Cornwall

7095….Matthew Smith….Cornwall

2686….Michael Perras….Cornwall

6385….Miriam Lalonde….Cornwall

2923….Richard Pilon….Cornwall

1036….Terry Quenneville….Cornwall

3187….Thomas Leroux….Cornwall

3293….Yvonne Commodore….Cornwall

6630….Carl Vaillancourt….Crysler

2916….Remi Lafrance….Crysler

6144….Brigitte Roy-Bray….Cumberland

6623….Bruce Bell….Cumberland

6692….Craig Mchugh….Cumberland

1840….Dean Menard….Cumberland

661….Greg Morris….Cumberland

6811….Hailey Bell….Cumberland

6827….Jacinthe Choquet….Cumberland

4216….Jason Birch….Cumberland

4426….Laura Lemon….Cumberland

3474….Leslie Anne Patry….Cumberland

3429….Melissa Wren….Cumberland

5727….Monique Gamache….Cumberland

7144….Monique Garneau….Cumberland

666….Natalie Tate….Cumberland

6524….Susan Mogensen….Cumberland

1864….Diane Edwards….Dalkeith

1471….Andrew Edgerton….Deep River

6130….Barb Gallagher….Deep River

4373….Katie Ptasnik….Deep River

5592….Kirstie Smith….Deep River

2747….Murray Wright….Deep River

4619….Norman Spinks….Deep River

5788….Rachid Bourouh….Deep River

5865….Sheldon Cole….Deep River

5895….Susan Lesperance….Deep River

1565….Brenna Wyman….Dunrobin

5291….Cathy Paveley….Dunrobin

4043….Deborah Dalton Kischel….Dunrobin

7474….Debra Gassewitz….Dunrobin

3337….Joanne Montgomery….Dunrobin

4449….Linda Dillon….Dunrobin

3545….Lois Jacobs….Dunrobin

2582….Marnie Armstrong….Dunrobin

2822….Paul Lefebvre….Dunrobin

2979….Robert Armstrong….Dunrobin

3000….Russ Davies….Dunrobin

122….Russel Long….Dunrobin

3127….Steve Schreiner….Dunrobin

3272….Wayne Carroll….Dunrobin

3845….Ben Prince….Edwards

2145….Jan Cameron….Edwards

7558….Natalie Acres….Edwards

2915….Reg Francoeur….Edwards

7612….Troy Acres….Edwards

5790….Randell Jubenville….Eganville

7328….Tara Sosnowski….Elizabethtown

942….Andrew Lovett….Embrun

987….Andy Dalcourt….Embrun

6648….Celin Alexiuk….Embrun

3927….Charles Chase….Embrun

3934….Cheryl Desroches….Embrun

1844….Denis Beaudoin….Embrun

107….Eric Deschamps….Embrun

5402….Eric Lapointe….Embrun

2070….Guy Gingras….Embrun

1255….Josee Lovett….Embrun

7532….Lucie Charbonneau….Embrun

2514….Marc Courneyea….Embrun

731….Martine Quinn….Embrun

6398….Pascal Boily….Embrun

264….Pierre Boulay….Embrun

568….Rachelle Quinn….Embrun

77….Richard Quinn….Embrun

2972….Robert Butler….Embrun

4772….Sonia Desnoyers….Embrun

3105….Stephane Gregoire….Embrun

5899….Sylvie Beauchamp….Embrun

7195….Pierre Denis….Emburn

4225….Jay Buhr….Finch

6230….Glenda O'rourke….Fitzroy Harbour

5651….Mandy Inglis….Fitzroy Harbour

2647….Melanie Francoeur-Sauriol….Fort-Coulonge

3362….Denise Roy….Fournier

3565….Bill Sheppard….Gananoque

4363….Karrie King….Gananoque

2777….Nicole Houghtaling….Gananoque

6027….Pierre Doucette….Gananoque

4997….Steacy Kavaner….Gananoque

3267….Walter Gamblin….Gananoque

1393….Adam Gagnon….Gatineau

494….Alain Bergeron….Gatineau

1402….Alain D'entremont….Gatineau

1401….Alain Gilbert….Gatineau

3748….Alain Guimond….Gatineau

1403….Alain Huot….Gatineau

1232….Alain Rollin….Gatineau

315….Alexander Aguilar….Gatineau

3759….Alexander Esau….Gatineau

929….Alexander Schwab….Gatineau

532….Alexandra Dube….Gatineau

1420….Alexandra Lafond….Gatineau

5190….Alexandra Mecteau….Gatineau

3761….Alexandra Miglietta….Gatineau

6544….Alexandre Farley….Gatineau

7619….Alexandre Larocque….Gatineau

5191….Alexandre Paquin….Gatineau

3598….Allan Wilson….Gatineau

3769….Allanna Turcotte….Gatineau

3773….Alyssa Biage….Gatineau

3784….Amelie Arsenault….Gatineau

837….Andr Mollema….Gatineau

16296….Andre Brissette….Gatineau

6117….Andre Chartrand….Gatineau

1456….Andre Mayer….Gatineau

1467….Andrea Duncan….Gatineau

1464….Andrea Kevan….Gatineau

5219….Andree Laflamme….Gatineau

5220….Andree Legare….Gatineau

1489….Andy Handouyahia….Gatineau

1493….Anelise Alarcon-Moreno….Gatineau

5112….Anik Benoit….Gatineau

1045….Anik Lacasse….Gatineau

7439….Ann Sullivan….Gatineau

3824….Anne Ouellet….Gatineau

6582….Annick Lafontaine….Gatineau

4998….Annick Nault….Gatineau

3827….Annie Bayeur….Gatineau

5963….Annie Boivin….Gatineau

713….Annie Cloutier….Gatineau

3514….Annie Paradis….Gatineau

1508….Anthony Chartier….Gatineau

3840….Anthony Robertson….Gatineau

6586….Anthony Rose….Gatineau

488….Antoine Langlois….Gatineau

6125….Arthur Bunny Stec….Gatineau

1519….Ashoka Patel….Gatineau

1521….Audrey Soucy….Gatineau

3842….Barry Wood….Gatineau

1538….Beno T Paquin….Gatineau

1534….Benoit Carbonneau….Gatineau

571….Benoit Gagnon….Gatineau

1177….Benoit Genest….Gatineau

604….Benoit Gu Rette….Gatineau

1539….Benoit-Marcel Lalancette….Gatineau

3642….Bernard Audy….Gatineau

6134….Bernard Desilets….Gatineau

160….Bernard Labine….Gatineau

3849….Bianca Leblond….Gatineau

886….Blair Mehan….Gatineau

6141….Brent Weatherall….Gatineau

6620….Brian Sharpe….Gatineau

3492….Bruno Lafreniere….Gatineau

6628….Candida Cianci….Gatineau

6629….Carie Lalonde….Gatineau

3890….Caroline Auger….Gatineau

3893….Caroline Cauvin….Gatineau

6638….Caroline Périard….Gatineau

3908….Cathy Mitchell….Gatineau

3917….Chantal Henri….Gatineau

6652….Chantal Larocque….Gatineau

3924….Chantal Paquet….Gatineau

4989….Chantal Potvin….Gatineau

3645….Chantal Reid….Gatineau

1638….Chantal Roy….Gatineau

1124….Charles Vigneault….Gatineau

1666….Chris Chabassol….Gatineau

3939….Chris Coveny….Gatineau

5308….Chris F. Courtemanche….Gatineau

1682….Christine Moreau….Gatineau

1689….Christine Vasseur….Gatineau

5115….Christopher Saunders….Gatineau

1710….Cinthia Lepine….Gatineau

1716….Claude Mathieu….Gatineau

912….Claude Tremblay….Gatineau

5331….Corinne Ginnish….Gatineau

1240….Dan Mayer….Gatineau

7466….Daniel Campeau….Gatineau

1775….Daniel Lacroix….Gatineau

6701….Danika Lavallee….Gatineau

1787….Dany Archambault….Gatineau

4013….Dany Fortin….Gatineau

1797….Dave Perron….Gatineau

6715….David Georgieff….Gatineau

5351….David Little….Gatineau

7469….David Roberts….Gatineau

1243….David Sewell….Gatineau

3635….Debbie Joanisse….Gatineau

6731….Debra Ferderber….Gatineau

1848….Denis Laflamme….Gatineau

4049….Denis Vallieres….Gatineau

5370….Dennis Dumoulin….Gatineau

7477….Diane Biage….Gatineau

4064….Diane Cholette….Gatineau

4061….Diane Massie….Gatineau

6744….Diane Ouellette….Gatineau

4068….Dominic Morin….Gatineau

4954….Dominique Babin….Gatineau

4071….Dominique Bernier….Gatineau

4070….Dominique Periard….Gatineau

1878….Donald Desbiens….Gatineau

4073….Donald Rousseau….Gatineau

4091….Elaine Laroche….Gatineau

5958….Elena Chamina….Gatineau

5391….Elise St-Antoine….Gatineau

6767….Elizabeth Sousa….Gatineau

1943….Eric Fournier….Gatineau

5403….Eric Jolin….Gatineau

5401….Eric Mineault….Gatineau

6211….Erica Pashley….Gatineau

5411….Etienne Marcoux….Gatineau

1960….Fabien Lefebvre….Gatineau

6779….Fannie Bisson….Gatineau

6217….France Gelinas….Gatineau

5413….France Patrice….Gatineau

1966….France Patry….Gatineau

4130….France Periard….Gatineau

4129….France Sansregret….Gatineau

1971….Francine Mineault….Gatineau

1977….Francois Belletete….Gatineau

1974….Francois Dionne….Gatineau

27….Francois Toulouse….Gatineau

6785….Francoise Bessette….Gatineau

1995….Frederic Gagnon….Gatineau

2019….G Rald Turmel….Gatineau

6792….Gabrielle Drouin….Gatineau

4144….Gaetan Dumont….Gatineau

1998….Gaetan Lafrance….Gatineau

5044….Genevieve Sabourin….Gatineau

318….Ghislain St-Laurent….Gatineau

2023….Gilles Moreau….Gatineau

939….Gilles Th Riault….Gatineau

2032….Gilles-Philippe Pronovost….Gatineau

197….Glenn Yeo….Gatineau

557….Guillaume Desjardins….Gatineau

2069….Guy Desjardins….Gatineau

2066….Guy Noury….Gatineau

2067….Guy Picard….Gatineau

6809….Guylaine Proulx….Gatineau

3711….H L Ne Belleau….Gatineau

2086….Helene Dore….Gatineau

3740….Helene Tremblay-Allen….Gatineau

1359….Isabelle Deslandes….Gatineau

6825….Isabelle L Ger….Gatineau

3561….Isabelle Phaneuf….Gatineau

30….J Leblond….Gatineau

6831….Jacob Roberts….Gatineau

2122….Jacynthe Desgagne….Gatineau

1001….James Buell….Gatineau

2141….James Douglas Macdonald….Gatineau

395….Jason Fox….Gatineau

2188….Jean Francois Laplante….Gatineau

5094….Jean Guenette….Gatineau

4227….Jean Lemire….Gatineau

2198….Jean-Fran Ois Tremblay….Gatineau

4230….Jean-Francois Cyr….Gatineau

2194….Jean-Francois Gagne….Gatineau

2192….Jean-Francois Rioux….Gatineau

4231….Jean-Francois Seguin….Gatineau

2199….Jean-Guy Leclerc….Gatineau

2200….Jean-Michel Potvin….Gatineau

4237….Jean-Sebastien Blackburn….Gatineau

104….Jeffrey Muller….Gatineau

5492….Jennifer Labonte….Gatineau

4254….Jennifer Mitton….Gatineau

2234….Jeohanie Vezina….Gatineau

4277….Jessica Lavoie….Gatineau

4305….Jo Lle Labrie….Gatineau

5508….Joanne Bastille….Gatineau

7508….Joanne Dunn….Gatineau

2256….Joanne Sibbald….Gatineau

5515….Joel Primeau….Gatineau

4303….Joelle Pare….Gatineau

846….Johanne Branchaud….Gatineau

6277….John Carmosino….Gatineau

4324….Jonathan Lafontaine….Gatineau

1153….Jos E Lafontaine….Gatineau

5526….Jose Saramago….Gatineau

2312….Josee Patry….Gatineau

5529….Josette Kodsi….Gatineau

4333….Joyce Richards….Gatineau

5533….Judy Milks….Gatineau

5048….Julie Fortin….Gatineau

768….Julie Piche….Gatineau

4973….Julie-Anne Macdonald….Gatineau

4353….Karen Letain….Gatineau

5561….Karine Bouchard….Gatineau

2354….Karine Lacombe….Gatineau

4359….Karine Lafond….Gatineau

6942….Karine Lamarre….Gatineau

2356….Katarzyna Korta….Gatineau

3660….Kate Smith….Gatineau

4396….Kenna Turcotte….Gatineau

6970….Kent Hugh….Gatineau

6978….Kevin Quesnel….Gatineau

4417….Kristina Martin….Gatineau

916….Laurent Bellard….Gatineau

2453….Lee Petrin….Gatineau

3425….Leisa Mcgillivray….Gatineau

2454….Lenny Sabourin….Gatineau

4438….Leonie Maciag….Gatineau

5626….Lisa Monette….Gatineau

7040….Lo C Le Bihan….Gatineau

5637….Lorri Thompson….Gatineau

5110….Louis Bisson….Gatineau

6340….Louis Dupont….Gatineau

5639….Louis Lariviere….Gatineau

1109….Louis Simon….Gatineau

16260….Louis-Philippe D. Lefebvre….Gatineau

3522….Lucie Lalonde….Gatineau

4473….Lydia Ouellette….Gatineau

5645….Lynda Beaudoin….Gatineau

2501….Lyne Cholette….Gatineau

5037….Lynn Melancon….Gatineau

1327….M Lanie Lauzon….Gatineau

4542….M Lanie Menard….Gatineau

7108….M Lanie Vivier….Gatineau

5709….M Lissa Lafrance….Gatineau

1073….Magali Couture….Gatineau

2509….Magali Peries….Gatineau

1133….Manon Lachance….Gatineau

7060….Marc Allaire….Gatineau

4481….Marc Bastien….Gatineau

24….Marc Lacerte….Gatineau

7062….Marc Martin….Gatineau

2527….Marc Molgat….Gatineau

2522….Marc Pilloud….Gatineau

2525….Marc Tremblay….Gatineau

2530….Marcel Crepeau….Gatineau

4492….Marian Jordan….Gatineau

5664….Marie-Claude Beaumont….Gatineau

2543….Marie-Claude Tardif….Gatineau

5666….Marie-Eve Ferron….Gatineau

2549….Marie-France Harvey….Gatineau

2548….Marie-France Rault….Gatineau

2550….Marie-France Turcotte….Gatineau

6356….Marie-Jos E Durand….Gatineau

6358….Marie-Philippe Leblanc….Gatineau

7539….Mariko Hara….Gatineau

6360….Mario Ouellet….Gatineau

3607….Mark Ellison….Gatineau

2562….Mark Laviolette….Gatineau

103….Mark Schindel….Gatineau

2565….Mark Stocksley….Gatineau

2574….Mark Tessier….Gatineau

4509….Marthe Beland….Gatineau

2595….Martin Auger….Gatineau

4515….Martin Brosseau….Gatineau

2589….Martin Dompierre….Gatineau

2586….Martin Dompierre….Gatineau

7655….Martin Gros-Jean….Gatineau

2587….Martin Labine….Gatineau

1094….Martin Yshikawa….Gatineau

7085….Martine Dupuis….Gatineau

3487….Martine Pellerin….Gatineau

2607….Maryse Champagne….Gatineau

4526….Maryse Mercier….Gatineau

7657….Maryse Orban….Gatineau

2610….Mateo Farfan….Gatineau

4527….Mathieu Desrosiers….Gatineau

4528….Mathieu Gervais-Parent….Gatineau

5689….Mathieu Primeau….Gatineau

2637….Maxim Leduc….Gatineau

2643….Melanie Desmarais….Gatineau

2642….Melanie Gauthier….Gatineau

4539….Melanie Laurin….Gatineau

6372….Melissa Roy….Gatineau

6373….Mercedes Soza….Gatineau

4553….Mia Overduin….Gatineau

2698….Michel Biage….Gatineau

2696….Michel Boivin….Gatineau

586….Michel Brown….Gatineau

2699….Michel Dompierre….Gatineau

247….Michel Emond….Gatineau

7124….Michel Lapointe….Gatineau

4565….Michel Pelletier….Gatineau

2695….Michel Pinault….Gatineau

7548….Michele Hort….Gatineau

5718….Michele Le Blanc-Blanchard….Gatineau

3665….Michelle Aubie….Gatineau

2709….Michelle Payne….Gatineau

678….Miguel Gagnon….Gatineau

2715….Mika Raja….Gatineau

2716….Mikael Barrette….Gatineau

953….Mikaly Gagnon….Gatineau

7552….Mireille Ethier….Gatineau

7554….Monik Beauchemin….Gatineau

7151….Nancy Jane Russell….Gatineau

4596….Nancy Sylvain….Gatineau

1187….Natacha Mustaikis….Gatineau

5738….Nathalie Blais….Gatineau

5133….Nathalie Brunet….Gatineau

7562….Nathalie Leduc….Gatineau

16282….Nathalie Morin….Gatineau

1105….Nell Van Walsum….Gatineau

5748….Nicholas Goulet-Chevrier….Gatineau

5746….Nicholas Watters….Gatineau

4….Nicolas Chalifoux….Gatineau

5749….Nicolas Vachon….Gatineau

5754….Nicole Lefebvre….Gatineau

76….Noel Paine….Gatineau

4621….Olivier Thomann….Gatineau

2791….Pascal Pilon….Gatineau

4917….Pascal Turcotte….Gatineau

4630….Patrice Chen….Gatineau

7178….Patricia Le Bihan….Gatineau

2800….Patrick Brunette….Gatineau

549….Patrick Falardeau….Gatineau

2819….Paul Beland….Gatineau

1348….Paul Gould….Gatineau

2838….Paul Raymond….Gatineau

2824….Paul Shea….Gatineau

5770….Paul Vincelette….Gatineau

5774….Paul-Emile Roy….Gatineau

7190….Peter Balogh….Gatineau

2875….Philippe Daoust….Gatineau

2874….Philippe Fournier….Gatineau

7194….Philippe Jr Ngassam….Gatineau

2876….Philippe Lajeunesse….Gatineau

3368….Pier Enright….Gatineau

2883….Pierre Archambault….Gatineau

2886….Pierre Marchand….Gatineau

2889….Pierre Roman….Gatineau

2885….Pierre Theriault….Gatineau

4992….Raphael Brissette….Gatineau

7390….Raymond Desjardins….Gatineau

6000….Raymonde D'amour….Gatineau

854….Raynald C T….Gatineau

4669….Rebecca Lebouthillier….Gatineau

5136….Rejean Lacroix….Gatineau

7576….Remi Vezina….Gatineau

270….Remy Larocque….Gatineau

2919….Ren Hatem….Gatineau

5802….Rene Cote….Gatineau

2926….Richard Blais….Gatineau

2924….Richard Masse….Gatineau

2922….Richard Sabourin….Gatineau

4685….Robin Grenier….Gatineau

2992….Roger Archambault….Gatineau

6421….Roger Couture….Gatineau

4692….Roger Lupien….Gatineau

4706….Ryan Wong….Gatineau

5033….Sandra Roberts….Gatineau

7672….Sasha Pellerin….Gatineau

3052….Sebastien Blanc….Gatineau

3056….Serge Dussault….Gatineau

4736….Serge Gouin….Gatineau

4735….Serge Guindon….Gatineau

4750….Shawn Maloney….Gatineau

3073….Shawn Robertson….Gatineau

6443….Sherry Hamilton….Gatineau

3089….Simon Jomphe Tremblay….Gatineau

7283….Simon Larouche….Gatineau

3090….Simon Page….Gatineau

3094….Solajo Couturier….Gatineau

7597….Sonia Alexander….Gatineau

5166….Sonia B Land….Gatineau

6447….Sophie Deslauriers….Gatineau

1097….St Phane Siegrist….Gatineau

3454….St Phanie Dicaire….Gatineau

5880….Stephane Blanchard….Gatineau

4783….Stephane Sirard….Gatineau

4791….Stephanie Racine….Gatineau

3131….Steve Faulkner….Gatineau

3157….Susi-Paula Gaudencio….Gatineau

301….Suzanne Lacombe….Gatineau

1108….Suzanne Ramsay….Gatineau

1270….Sylvain Marier….Gatineau

5897….Sylvain Mignault….Gatineau

937….Sylvain S N Chal….Gatineau

5902….Tanya Tobin….Gatineau

579….Tayeb Mesbah….Gatineau

7338….Thomas Cort….Gatineau

3197….Tim Scapillato….Gatineau

4853….Toyi Soglo….Gatineau

3229….Tracy Holmes….Gatineau

2120….Valerie Jacques….Gatineau

1367….Valerie Parent….Gatineau

5930….Vanessa Fulford….Gatineau

5959….Veronique Simoneau….Gatineau

716….Veronique Tremblay….Gatineau

5934….Vicky Charron-Bourdon….Gatineau

7367….Vincent Bolduc….Gatineau

4887….Virginie Beauchamp….Gatineau

5982….Virginie Corneau….Gatineau

3468….Wayne Saunders….Gatineau

5947….William Dansereau-Courtemanche….Gatineau

3285….Yan Michaud….Gatineau

3286….Yannick Lacharite….Gatineau

4898….Yvan Laforest….Gatineau

1143….Yves Phaneuf….Gatineau

3291….Yves Saint-Germain….Gatineau

4902….Zahida Assari….Gatineau

1149….Zo Couture….Gatineau

6108….Alyssa Staff….Gloucester

1448….Amy O'reilly….Gloucester

5236….Barb Sweazey….Gloucester

3848….Bg Arun….Gloucester

5104….Catherine Clifford….Gloucester

7410….Chantal Dupuis….Gloucester

1688….Christine Pratley-Moore….Gloucester

1715….Claude Brault….Gloucester

3983….Connie Chan….Gloucester

1736….Costas Farassoglou….Gloucester

4016….Dave Dowling….Gloucester

1297….David Sinclair….Gloucester

4117….Erin Sarsfield….Gloucester

2031….Gilles Philion….Gloucester

5446….Ian Proulx….Gloucester

7495….Irene Pestov….Gloucester

338….Jean-Claude Blais….Gloucester

1279….Jeannie Leblanc….Gloucester

4249….Jenn Johnson….Gloucester

5962….John Girard….Gloucester

2585….Martin Lanctot….Gloucester

5742….Neil George….Gloucester

6391….Nicole Garlough….Gloucester

2931….Richard F Proulx….Gloucester

7226….Roberta Battisti-Valle….Gloucester

598….Ryan Luck….Gloucester

7240….Samuel Valle….Gloucester

3036….Savvas Farassoglou….Gloucester

3048….Sean Mcnair….Gloucester

3188….Thomas Mcmurray….Gloucester

584….Tom Fottinger….Gloucester

3237….Trevor Duff….Gloucester

3238….Trevor Johnson….Gloucester

4871….Una Beaudry….Gloucester

3618….Virginia Mofford….Gloucester

3262….Vladimir Pestov….Gloucester

6012….Barbra Draper….Gracefield

1144….An Vo….Greely

3801….Andrew Downes….Greely

5010….Angele Vanderlaan….Greely

1189….Anthony Wielemaker….Greely

1623….Casey Goheen….Greely

1704….Cindy Cecillon….Greely

1799….Dave Erling….Greely

183….David Harding….Greely

5057….Debbie Mcleod….Greely

4168….Greg Loos….Greely

2211….Jeff Oliver….Greely

907….Jennifer Frechette….Greely

2280….John Baranyi….Greely

2296….Jon Hamilton….Greely

2314….Joseph Basile….Greely

2379….Keith Decoste….Greely

6305….Kelly Schuller….Greely

6031….Lana Pieroway….Greely

7026….Linda Corke….Greely

4524….Maryrose Rodger….Greely

5762….Patricia Brander….Greely

2832….Paul Mcnamee….Greely

7188….Paula Christiansen….Greely

2903….Randall Holmes….Greely

7218….Ricky Grisel….Greely

2998….Rose Ling….Greely

3039….Scott Mcleod….Greely

4777….Sophie Dumoulin….Greely

3341….Emilie Gaudreau….Hammond

1963….Fernand Seguin….Hammond

999….Sarah Waddell….Hammond

4435….Leisha Moulton….Hawkesbury

849….Lorne Thomas….Hawkesbury

3239….Trevor Beaudoin….Hawkesbury

157….Ariane Brunet….Hull

1774….Daniel St-Pierre….Hull

6328….Lemy Nguyen….Hull

6934….Karen Keeler….Iroquois

6961….Keira Cameron….Iroquois

5535….Judy-Lynn Jordan….Jasper

4639….Patty Garven….Jasper

643….Adrian Salt….Kanata

5182….Agnes Vargha….Kanata

5042….Aim E Riggs-Willey….Kanata

5056….Al Doyle….Kanata

6540….Alan Doody….Kanata

151….Alex Downey….Kanata

3754….Alex Glasgow….Kanata

6102….Alex Holland….Kanata

936….Alexei Novikov….Kanata

1432….Allen Piddington….Kanata

1435….Allison Penner….Kanata

3483….Alyson Maynard….Kanata

6111….Amanda Lemieux….Kanata

5207….Amber Mccallen….Kanata

3788….Amy Ash-Haley….Kanata

1450….Amy Fraser….Kanata

6113….Amy Lidster….Kanata

3304….Amy Maheu….Kanata

3807….Angela Hussey….Kanata

1496….Anita Cadieux….Kanata

5228….Anjara Boicel….Kanata

5230….Ann Empey….Kanata

6120….Anne Jones….Kanata

1503….Anne Murphy….Kanata

1509….Anthony Near….Kanata

6127….Ashley Lawery….Kanata

5237….Barbara Williams….Kanata

3841….Barrie Friel….Kanata

3621….Ben Schmidt….Kanata

92….Bernie Armour….Kanata

6603….Bill Gilchrist….Kanata

3850….Bill Potts….Kanata

6606….Billy Seaman….Kanata

427….Brandon Greening….Kanata

1558….Brandon Shirley….Kanata

6138….Brenda Smith….Kanata

5263….Brian Fraser….Kanata

5063….Brian Smith….Kanata

1598….Bryan Allsopp….Kanata

6633….Carleen Hicks….Kanata

3550….Carmen Davidson….Kanata

4944….Caron Fitzpatrick….Kanata

7629….Catherine Jervis….Kanata

5290….Cathi Yabsley….Kanata

1631….Cathy Anderson….Kanata

4963….Cecilia Jorgenson….Kanata

1636….Chandan Banerjee….Kanata

3931….Cherie Koshman….Kanata

1656….Chris Brown….Kanata

3941….Chris Howard….Kanata

6660….Chris Mccallum….Kanata

1661….Chris Ward….Kanata

491….Christine Mccartney….Kanata

1686….Christine Pollex….Kanata

1690….Christopher Arksey….Kanata

1707….Cindy Molaski….Kanata

6677….Cindy Seaman….Kanata

3574….Claire Poulin….Kanata

6682….Colleen Gilchrist….Kanata

7419….Colleen Kilty….Kanata

1741….Craig Gauthier….Kanata

811….Dan Kelly….Kanata

1795….Darryl Higgins….Kanata

569….David Bohn….Kanata

1815….David Evans….Kanata

4033….David Lafreniere….Kanata

1817….David Muldoon….Kanata

1828….David Ogden….Kanata

6186….David Pamic….Kanata

1818….David Sim….Kanata

1333….Deby Knowlton….Kanata

6735….Derek Andersen….Kanata

4055….Derek Holmstead….Kanata

6748….Don Lonie….Kanata

4072….Don Whiting….Kanata

5379….Donna Gow….Kanata

4078….Doug Glasgow….Kanata

1892….Douglas Rosenthal….Kanata

4089….Edward Valdes….Kanata

1929….Emily Fairbairn….Kanata

1941….Eric Shilts….Kanata

5407….Erika Aruja….Kanata

1080….Erin Waterfall….Kanata

1353….Eva Klassen….Kanata

1997….Gabriele Castelnuovo….Kanata

2021….Gi Wu….Kanata

6804….Greg Dow….Kanata

2072….Guy Turgeon….Kanata

5438….Gwendoline Malo….Kanata

6814….Harvey Chatterton….Kanata

2083….Heather Loeffelholz….Kanata

2094….Hugh Wright….Kanata

2098….Ian Govan….Kanata

6823….Ian Marrs….Kanata

2114….Isabelle Jean….Kanata

4200….James Beuerman….Kanata

6836….James Fairlie….Kanata

1202….Jan Donak….Kanata

5068….Janet Smith….Kanata

6250….Janice Tughan….Kanata

2162….Jared Semenchuk….Kanata

2165….Jasmyne Labonte….Kanata

2191….Jeanette Steffler….Kanata

4242….Jeff Joslin….Kanata

4240….Jeff Mill….Kanata

863….Jeff Zhao….Kanata

7505….Jeffery Tomkins….Kanata

4257….Jennifer Donohue….Kanata

6261….Jennifer Kemp….Kanata

5489….Jennifer Rose….Kanata

1178….Jennifer Upson….Kanata

670….Jim Lambley….Kanata

6885….Joan Mcfaul….Kanata

904….Jody Gelowitz….Kanata

5514….Joel Mcdonnell….Kanata

2277….John Buitenga….Kanata

2275….John Mahoney….Kanata

5521….John Pool….Kanata

6912….Joshua Tolmie….Kanata

6925….Julie Mcguire….Kanata

6933….Karen Hanna….Kanata

4358….Karen Piddington….Kanata

1364….Karen Ramsay….Kanata

126….Karen Zerr….Kanata

5563….Katelan Smith….Kanata

2364….Kathleen Bowser….Kanata

3703….Kathleen Westbury….Kanata

4375….Katrina Damiano….Kanata

722….Keith Aguinaga….Kanata

2377….Keith Fenerty….Kanata

3690….Kelly Abb Davis….Kanata

6968….Kenneth Klassen….Kanata

2392….Kerry Kennedy….Kanata

2415….Kim Robertson….Kanata

629….Kimberley Bohn….Kanata

6986….Kindell Tolmie….Kanata

2428….Krista Levesque….Kanata

6993….Kyla Daw….Kanata

771….Lanny Underhill….Kanata

7007….Laura Mcguire….Kanata

4430….Laurie Davis….Kanata

5987….Leanne Pelley….Kanata

3442….Lee-Anne Clare….Kanata

4445….Linda Yeung….Kanata

3634….Lisa Hogan….Kanata

2473….Lisa Mayhew….Kanata

5630….Liz Braddon….Kanata

7042….Loretta Masaro….Kanata

6342….Louise Macdonald….Kanata

5016….Luisa De Amicis….Kanata

2492….Luke Senecal….Kanata

5649….Man Nguyen….Kanata

7541….Marjorie Coakwell….Kanata

7079….Mark Calder….Kanata

2577….Mark Crozier….Kanata

7080….Mark Davis….Kanata

341….Mark Jorgenson….Kanata

2560….Mark Nesbitt….Kanata

2578….Mark Young….Kanata

4516….Martin Devillers….Kanata

2590….Martin Pierre….Kanata

7084….Martine Dumas….Kanata

7089….Mary Anne Jackson-Hughes….Kanata

2600….Mary Campbell….Kanata

7542….Mary Jane Beasley….Kanata

7544….Megan Mooibroek….Kanata

2682….Michael Beaudette….Kanata

7123….Michel Fleury….Kanata

7126….Michelle Calder….Kanata

2712….Michelle Seguin….Kanata

492….Mike Garwood….Kanata

6518….Mike Watford….Kanata

4581….Mikkyal Koshman….Kanata

5724….Mona Noor….Kanata

4585….Monica Landon….Kanata

2741….Monica Van Dam….Kanata

7148….Nancy Mcguire….Kanata

1369….Natasha Riddiford….Kanata

913….Neil Marshall….Kanata

732….Neil Maxwell….Kanata

5753….Nicole Myslivecek….Kanata

4623….Paddy Leahy….Kanata

7382….Pamela Ford….Kanata

4643….Paul Kellar….Kanata

7571….Pauline Joly….Kanata

2849….Paulo Ekkebus….Kanata

6404….Penelope Hawtrey….Kanata

2852….Penelope Van Dusen….Kanata

1130….Phil Blanchfield….Kanata

6407….Philip Harris….Kanata

2871….Philip Rushworth….Kanata

4653….Philip Tughan….Kanata

6080….Pierrette Mccartney….Kanata

955….Raymond Wong….Kanata

7207….Rebecca Campbell….Kanata

4670….Renata Hogan-Sullivan….Kanata

673….Rick Wynen….Kanata

2963….Rob Mcaulay….Kanata

543….Robb Langille….Kanata

5812….Robert Chanter….Kanata

2984….Robert Shaw….Kanata

7579….Robin Beardsley….Kanata

4687….Robyn Ruscher….Kanata

1048….Ron Pumphrey….Kanata

5821….Rosa Pool….Kanata

6422….Rose Mcniven….Kanata

5833….Samantha Rivest….Kanata

3564….Sarah Currie….Kanata

4721….Sarah Green….Kanata

3032….Sarah Muldoon….Kanata

7408….Sasha Richards….Kanata

4733….Scott Hodgins….Kanata

7258….Sean Fallon….Kanata

5856….Shannon Holt….Kanata

7264….Shannon Moore….Kanata

7265….Sharon Fine….Kanata

4760….Shelly Nesbitt….Kanata

5867….Shelly Williams….Kanata

7277….Sheri Cayouette….Kanata

3086….Silvesta Ng….Kanata

4787….Stephanie Borowyk….Kanata

3114….Stephen Cadieux….Kanata

3116….Stephen Molaski….Kanata

4808….Steven Blaskie….Kanata

3144….Steven Graham….Kanata

3146….Stuart Swanson….Kanata

7417….Susan Brimmell….Kanata

7316….Susan Korporal….Kanata

4813….Susan Pagnutti….Kanata

3402….T Koss….Kanata

3413….Tanis Roadhouse….Kanata

4828….Tanya Hancock-Chen….Kanata

7330….Terri Scott….Kanata

3409….Theresa Marshall….Kanata

1227….Tom Auger….Kanata

7353….Tracey Dunfield….Kanata

4858….Tracy Beeman….Kanata

5928….Valerie Desjarlais….Kanata

306….Vincent Andy Fong….Kanata

6485….Walter Boogaard….Kanata

1165….Wei Zhou….Kanata

5031….William Jorgenson….Kanata

5040….Yvonne Relf….Kanata

310….Zhihong Hong….Kanata

1570….Brett Verdon….Kars

7636….Erin Shannon….Kars

5487….Jennifer Wright….Kars

4267….Jenny Fisher….Kars

2847….Paula Lund….Kars

2993….Roger Vansickle….Kars

1525….Barbara Bacon….Kemptville

5269….Bruce Pelton….Kemptville

5272….Carole Perkins….Kemptville

4942….Chris Foran….Kemptville

3951….Chris Wanless….Kemptville

6169….Cindy Chandler….Kemptville

1732….Connie Duclos….Kemptville

7463….Corleen Asbreuk….Kemptville

6709….Darrin Macmullin….Kemptville

6712….Dave Springer….Kemptville

6185….David Tessier….Kemptville

1838….Dawn Murray….Kemptville

7471….Deborah Dickson….Kemptville

6205….Ed Chandler….Kemptville

16274….Emily Conway….Kemptville

5123….Fiona Tracey….Kemptville

4163….Glenna Burke….Kemptville

5436….Greg Walsh….Kemptville

2117….Jacob Banks….Kemptville

808….James Pede….Kemptville

6258….Jennifer Crawford….Kemptville

6891….Joanne Desormeaux….Kemptville

6959….Katy Gale….Kemptville

2434….Kristen Giffen….Kemptville

4525….Marysa Irvine….Kemptville

2982….Robert Grandy….Kemptville

855….Roxanne Harrington….Kemptville

489….Sean Campbell….Kemptville

6442….Sheri Steeves….Kemptville

6084….Stephanie Rose….Kemptville

3141….Steven De Ville….Kemptville

3366….Teena Dacey….Kemptville

7357….Tricia Mcrae….Kemptville

7437….Angie Buckland….Kinburn

7473….Deborah Turcotte….Kinburn

4196….Jackie Stadnyk….Kinburn

703….Ron Stadnyk….Kinburn

5832….Salli Dambrowitz….Kinburn

5642….Lucie Dufour….La Peche

2794….Patrice Vaillancourt….La Peche

6481….Vanessa Lessard….La Peche

6695….Dan Keaney….Lanark

6728….Debbie Keaney….Lanark

119….Scott Shaver….Lanark

4128….France Bertrand….L'Ange-Gardien

2594….Martin Joanisse….L'Ange-Gardien

4587….Monique Dube….L'Ange-Gardien

4776….Sophie Gauvreau….L'Ange-Gardien

3104….Stephane Gosselin….L'Ange-Gardien

1460….Andre Gravelle….Lansdowne

5264….Brian Wachko….Limoges

1687….Christine Kennedy….Limoges

5532….Judy Gagne….Limoges

16261….Marc Bellemare….Limoges

5793….Raphael Millaire….Limoges

5853….Serge Froment….Limoges

814….Shanna Delorme….Limoges

6460….Sylvia Wachko….Limoges

6463….Tammy Barnes….Limoges

4833….Tara-Lynn Stevenson….Limoges

3199….Tim Arsenault….Limoges

7435….Angela Quinn….Lombardy

4775….Sophie Caron….L'Orignal

7094….Matthew Dyer….Luskville

7166….Nicholas Sturgeon….Luskville

6619….Brian Carpenter….Maberly

7486….Fred Barrett….Maberly

2757….Nancy Villemure….Maberly

6454….Susan Marble….Maberly

4432….Laurie Thompson….Madoc

4192….Isabelle Tanguay….Magog

View On Black

 

all single exposure

  

Not far from my house are some amazing woodland walks , todays objective after a hard day at work was to take molly for a stroll and of course the camera , i used every lens and depth of field here today so lots of images to follow this one.The autumn colurs and cloudless skies meant lots of sunlight breaking through the trees. Met up wit a tree monster ive not seen for a while to :-) i did try to get molly to lay down in the bed of leaves she was having none of it :-(

  

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This little girl wanna be yours 💗👉 SEX!

Much Better Viewed Large On Black

 

Living in Southern California has some real advantages, like visiting Laguna Beach. I took this photo from the outdoor patio of a fabulous restaurant there - what a view!

 

In this photo I used Photoshop filter Fractalius to enhance the original with a "painterly" effect. (The original photo is below in the comments section.)

 

INFORMATION ON LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA:

 

Laguna Beach includes 7 miles of coastline with some of Southern California most scenic beaches and coves you'll find along the Southern California coast. The best tide pools, diving opportunities, and best sunsets on this region of California coast are right in Laguna Beach. Home to mansions and quaint cottages that line bluffs above the sandy coves, for over 100 years, tourists have flocked to a little piece of paradise to scuba dive, to paint the colors of nature which seem more vibrant there and to enjoy natural beauty not seen elsewhere. Laguna Beach enjoys healthy tourism with over 3 million visitors each year. Note: These numbers do not factor in local day visitors within a close radius to Laguna Beach.

 

Laguna Beach holds the distinction of having one of the greatest number of localized beaches of any city on the California coast. The list includes the northern beaches of Irvine Cove, Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, Boat Canyon, Diver's Cove, Picnic Beach and Rockpile. Central Beaches include Main Beach, Sleepy Hollow, St. Ann's Street, Thalia Street, Oak Street, Brook's Street and Mountain Road Beach. Southern Laguna Beach (South Laguna Beach) beaches include Bluebird Canyon, Pearl Street, Wood's Cove, Moss Point, Rockledge, Victoria Beach and Treasure Island. Guarded by a premier force of lifeguards, Laguna Beaches are operated under the City of Laguna Beach Lifeguard Services. www.lblg.org

 

What's unique about the Laguna Beach beaches are their tourist and hotel friendly locations. With properties constructed on and near the beach before the California Coastal Commission regulations changed the building permit process, you'll see some spectacular hotel and resorts sitting on cliffs above the ocean in South Orange County. That's why tourists love visiting and staying overnight in Laguna Beach. You can park your car and walk down to the on location beach at many hotels, or walk downtown to the great shops, restaurants and art galleries. Of all the Orange County cities that range from San Clemente, Dana Point, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Seal Beach, Sunset Beach and Surfside, Laguna Beach offers the most beach hotel rooms directly on the sand without crossing Pacific Coast Highway. Montage, the newest resort property, is spectacular with its views, pools, lawns and beaches that are open to the public. You'll be hard pressed to find a more luxurious resort destination than Laguna Beach.

 

Laguna got its name long ago from the Ute-Azteca Indian word for lakes, Lagonas. Spaniards who arrived later called it Canada de las Lagunas (Canyon of the Lakes) and in 1904, the area became known as Laguna Beach.

 

Around the same time artist Norman St. Clair traveled from Los Angeles to capture the scenery on canvas. His artist friends were so impressed with his paintings and reports of a balmy year-round climate that they joined him. (He and his wife actually lived in Laguna off and on prior to 1912.) The plein-air artists who painted in the style of French impressionists, settled and by the late 1920’s, half of the residents were artists.

 

Following the artists came the Hollywood film makers who found Laguna to be every bit as appealing on the silver screen as it was painted on canvas. Many of Hollywood’s famous stars like Bette Davis, Mary Pickford, Judy Garland, Rudolph Valentino, Charlie Chaplin and Mickey Rooney maintained homes in Laguna Beach.

 

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and John Steinbeck also went to Laguna for inspiration and relaxation, frequenting landmarks like the White House and the Cabrillo Ballroom.

 

Laguna’s universal allure is best expressed on a famous gate built in 1935 (which still

stands on the corner of Forest and Park Avenues); it reads “This gate hangs well and

hinders none, refresh and rest, then travel on.”

 

Source: www.beachcalifornia.com/laguna.html

 

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Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce

357 Glenneyre

Laguna Beach, CA 92651

USA

Phone: (949) 494-1018

Fax: (949) 376-8916

Email: info@lagunabeachchamber.org

Frío Como el Hielo

 

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Allí estaba en la esquina de una mesa del restaurante de Antequera..

así lo vi...

así quise plasmar el recuerdo de su fría y corta vida...

sin haber conocido líquido que refrescar....

sin haber sido utilizado y derretido como juguete erótico.. festivo...

que lástima tan chico..

tan claro y transparente...

¿será la lluvia que cáe en la calle parte de su espiritu reencarnado..?..

Hasta siempre....cubito..

PD.

La cabeza ida, lo siento, son las amenazas de venganza de Pakito Ruiz que hacen que me encuentre regular..

sin sentirme las piernas....

Todo comenzó por la flecha roja en el agua

el motivo de la venganza

 

There it was in the corner of a table of the restaurant of Antequera...

thus I saw…

thus I wanted to shape the memory of its cold one and cuts life…

without to have known that liquid to refresh….

without to be used and to be melted like erotic toy...

that so small pity...

so clearly and it is transparent…

it will be the rain that falls in the street leaves from its reincarnated spirit?...

Until always....cube.

PS.

The head going, I feel, it, are the threats of revenge of Pakito Ruiz who cause that she finds me to regulate....

without feeling the legs to me….

Everything began by shoots with an arrow red in the water

the reason for the revenge

 

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The Atlantis is a German tourist steamer, which was from the HADAG - Hamburg Steamship Corporation - for the Helgoland service between Cuxhaven and Heligoland ordered by Bremer Rolandwerft. Following the bankruptcy of the shipyard, the ship was towed to Kiel, where it was finished from the HDW shipyard .

 

The keel laying took place on 15 May 1971, the launching on 19 February 1972 and the completion of the ship in July 1972.

After a change of ownership and many years in the Baltic Sea, the ship is now on the route Cuxhaven - Heligoland. Owner of the ship, the shipping company Cassen Eils, Cuxhaven.

 

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Die Atlantis ist ein deutsches Seebäderschiff, das von der HADAG - Hamburger Dampfschiff Aktiengesellschaft - für den Helgolanddienst zwischen Cuxhaven und Helgoland bei der Bremer Rolandwerft bestellt wurde. Nach dem Konkurs der Werft wurde das Schiff nach Kiel geschleppt und dort von der HDW-Werft fertiggestellt und ausgeliefert.

Die Kiellegung fand am 15. Mai 1971, der Stapellauf am 19. Februar 1972 und die Fertigstellung des Schiffes im Juli 1972 statt.

Nach einem Eignerwechsel und langjährigem Einsatz in der Ostsee verkehrt das Schiff nun in Charter der Förde Reederei Seetouristik (FRS) in Flensburg erneut auf der Route Cuxhaven - Helgoland. Eigner des Schiffes ist die Reederei Cassen Eils in Cuxhaven.

 

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Flagge: Deutschland

Ex Namen: First Lady,Helgoland

Heimathafen:Cuxhaven

Eigner: Reederei Cassen Eils,Cuxhaven

Bauwerft: Rolandwerft Bremen,Deutschland

Stapellauf: 19. Februar 1972

Länge: 75,69 m

Breite: 12,00 m

Tiefgangmax. 3,25 m

BRZ: 1525 t

NRZ: 525 t

Maschine: 2 Dieselmotoren

Maschinenleistung: 2 x 1962 kW

Geschwindigkeit:max. 18 kn (33 km/h)

Propeller: 2

Besatzung: 8

Zugelassene Passagierzahl1000

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IMO 7214545

 

Madrid (Spain).

 

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Cruzcampo (Spanish for 'Cross of the Field') is considered to be the biggest beer producer in Spain. Founded in 1904 by Roberto Osborne and Agustin Osborne in Sevilla, takes the name of La Cruz del Campo (The Cross of the Field), which used to be a cross in the middle of the field, which still stands today next to the brewery in Sevilla.

 

Nowadays it is part of the Heineken corporation who bought it from Guinness, however Spanish people, especially Southerners, regard Cruzcampo as the national pride and is the most consumed. Cruzcampo can be found anywhere in Spain, but it is in Andalusia where it is most consumed. It has breweries in Sevilla, Madrid, Valencia, Jaen and Arano. The actual logo is the figure of Gambrinus, who is the legendary creator of beer, since 1926. Before it was the original cross in the field.

 

More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heineken_brands#Cruzcampo_brewery

 

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CASTELLANO

Cruzcampo es la primera empresa cervecera de España en cuanto a volumen de ventas. Su sede se encuentra en Sevilla, España y pertenece al "Grupo Heineken".

 

Fundada en 1904 por Roberto y Agustín Osborne en Sevilla, toma su nombre de La Cruz del Campo, un templete situado en lo que entonces eran los campos que circundaban Sevilla. El rey legendario de Gambrinus (Flandes, Francia, siglo XIII), es el símbolo oficial de la empresa desde 1926.

 

En la actualidad forma parte de la multinacional holandesa Heineken, que se la compró a Guinness en 2000. Sigue siendo la más consumida en Sevilla.

 

La cerveza Cruzcampo puede conseguirse en cualquier punto de España, pues su distribución no se delimita al sur, aunque en Andalucía es más consumida. Tiene fábricas repartidas por toda la geografía española, en Sevilla, Madrid, Jaén, Arano y Valencia.

 

Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruzcampo

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Iridonia, the gateway to the Outer Rim.

The red sphere was a dry, harsh world, the home to the hardy Zabrak. The Zabrak had a centuries-long tradition of hyperspace trade, rivalries with the Duros, and a shareholder’s slice of the pie when it came to making decisions about hyperspace tariffs. Their homeworld’s placement provided leverage, leverage that the current regime was glad to exploit.

The House of Kesh had ruled Iridonia for decades. Lord Kesh had proven himself a violent, unstable, vain tyrant who murdered outsiders and made his own people slaves. The rest of the galaxy might have ignored this, but Kesh also made a habit of choking the Coruscant-Dantooine hyperlanes. Hitting people’s bottom lines was a good way to draw their attention.

For over a month, a growing team of CFS diplomats had been hunkered down on Iridonia to try to negotiate a deal with its government, working to arrive at some sort of agreement, both among themselves and the Iridonian leadership. Everyone in the room had different priorities: some represented the CFS Merchant Core and just wanted to relax tariffs, others had the plight of the people in mind. Some wanted to take Kesh before a trial, deal with things peacefully. Others at the table would rather see him dead.

A sandstorm of intrigue surrounded the diplomats since the moment they arrived. Spies hung on every corner and doorway: CFS spies and Iridonian spies, and spies working for individual diplomats, advancing causes unbeknownst to their colleagues. While the gears of diplomacy grinded on, some had initiated more direct action.

Forgun Bohani had been the third diplomat to arrive in the Iridonian court. He was a clever old man, always watching and listening, who found himself on the side of a peaceful transition of power. He had listened to the bickering in the court long enough to decide a fresh voice was needed. He knew exactly who to summon: a young diplomat who had negotiated terms at Kril’Dor after the Pyerce insurrection, a rising star named Lan Honn. Honn seemed intelligent, studious, and honorable, precisely what was needed here. Bohani sent a message asking for Honn’s help, offering himself as a sponsor.

 

When the message arrived, Lan Honn was struck speechless. Once he had composed himself, calmed his excited nerves, and closed his gaping jaw, he jumped at the opportunity with appropriate seriousness. He became a tireless student of the Iridonian situation as he traveled, pouring over not only the current stakes of the negotiation, but Iridonian culture, art, and history. Anything that might help him understand their point of view. He stared out the viewport of his transport at the grim, dust-red planet’s surface.

Though he would soon join the CFS entourage, he chose to mask his arrival by docking at a swoop slum far from the city center. He traveled in plainclothes accompanied only by his bodyguard, the dangerous Esno Bo’Barbi.

The landing pad was deserted. The only people in sight were offworlders who looked more than worse-for-wear. As Honn and Bo’Barbi walked down the gangplank, a fat, bearded Lannik approached.

Honn turned to his companion. “Here comes Dak Sirah, a rogue if ever there was one, true and merry-faced though he be.”

“Aye,” replied the gruff Bo’Barbi. “Untiring after his own interest. Though if his and ours overlap, he becomes a useful fellow.”

Honn smiled at Sirah. “Dak! It’s good to see you. Live you on borrowed credits, or your own?”

“Lan Honn!” cried the bearded man. “Prince among men! Don’t you look…discrete. For once, I’m the handsomer of us two! For a diplomat, you make a lousy first impression, y’know. Don’t jest about my finances, I try to do my best.”

Honn grinned. “You’ve never once succeeded, though you’re not without other merit.”

Sirah peered at him. “Honest for a diplomat, too. Let’s put aside the squabbling, eh? I’m here on Bohani’s behalf, he got your message and sent me to lead you to the courts. I’d say welcome, but there’s nothing welcoming about Iridonia at present. What do you know about the situation, Honn?”

“I’ve read up on my way.”

“Ah! Of course you have. I should’ve known.”

“But pretend I haven’t. I want to hear it from your perspective.”

Dak sighed. “It’s a port of wolves, Honn. The Iridonians waste no pity or kindness on their own people, much less the Duros or offworlders. Both sides watch each other, constant with their spies. Yours truly, in fact, does some work on the side for Lord Bohani! Though, come to think of it, I wasn’t meant to let on to that.”

“I would think Bohani would bring on tighter-lipped spies. Though he’d be hard-pressed to find one more likable.”

“Ahhh, that’s my trick, there. No one suspects a guy like me to do anything more subtle than a public one-man-show! Keeps ‘em off the scent. It’s a good thing you’re here, Honn. It’s all been infighting and circling so far. Every day new proposals, new amendments, but nothin’ seems to stick. They’ve needed some fresh ideas, I think you’re just the one for it.”

“Thank you, Dak. I mean to be of service.”

Sirah scoffed. “You seem nervous. You kidding me? You’ll do great, you’re a bright guy. A lot brighter than some of the statues they’ve got at the table right now. Scaft, I nearly forgot to greet your bodyguard. Mister Bo’Barbi, the most dangerous man in the galaxy, enemy to nere’do’wells! A title I hope I don’t merit.”

Bo’Barbi raised an eyebrow. “An enemy to flatterers, too, mister Sirah.”

“Ah . . . Point taken. Lovely to make your acquaintance, sir! Ol’ Dak means no harm, no harm at all.” Sirah crinkled his jolly face. “Not unless you’re a bottle of Mantelli Scotch, anyway.”

  

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Must be my most over used phrase with certain family members.Both of them must get sick of hearing it ! I remember my old man telling me I'd get square eyes watching the telly.On the last day of the Easter hols we managed a trip up to Blackpool Bridge on what was a summers afternoon in disguise.My son had two friends and they disappeared barefoot to follow the beck up into Marsden Clough.Coming back all smiles and grazes.My daughter just chilled by a sunny rock with us and the dog.What do you know ther's another world away from that screen.

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This is a Photoshop enhancement of a Navajo Rug post-processed with the PS plug-in called "Fractalius".

 

INFORMATION ON NAVAJO INDIAN WEAVING:

 

There is an ageless beauty to Navajo weaving. Navajo weavings are many things to people. Above all else, Navajo weavings are masterworks, regardless of whose criteria of art is used to judge them. They are evocative, timeless portraits which, like all good art, transcend time and space. Navajo weaving has captured the imagination of many not only because they are beautiful, well-woven textiles but also because they so accurately mirror the social and economic history of Navajo people. Succinctly, Navajo women wove their life experiences into the pieces.

 

Navajo people tell us they learned to weave from Spider Woman and that the first loom was of sky and earth cords, with weaving tools of sunlight, lightning, white shell, and crystal. Anthropologists speculate Navajos learned to weave from Pueblo people by 1650. There is little doubt Pueblo weaving was already influenced by the Spanish by the time they shared their weaving skills with Navajo people. Spanish influence includes the substitution of wool for cotton, the introduction of indigo (blue) dye, and simple stripe patterning. Besides the "manta" (a wider-than-long wearing blanket), Navajo weavers also made a tunic-like dress, belts, garters, hair ties, men's shirts, breechcloths, and a "serape-style" wearing blanket. These blankets were longer-than-wide and were patterned in brown, blue and white stripes and terraced lines.

 

MORE INFO:

www.collectorsguide.com/fa/fa064.shtml

 

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I've just finished a book called 'holy days' by Joy Cowley and the tenderness of the author's writing was so touching that I felt compelled to add a picture to the fulfilled dream of the main character's childhood wish: He wanted to see snow....

 

Brian, the 8yr old boy is helping three nuns in their daily work. The three 'left over' sisters, old and wise, are his surrogate grannies and when the convent will be sold he gets his dream come true.

 

I've found beautiful sentences like those:

 

The seagulls aren't really flying, just riding on air (Brian telling the blind nun what he sees).

Dreams are letters from God.

(and a bit later on, the blind nun says:)

Since I've been blind, they've been very vivid, all colours of the rainbow. Compensation, I suppose. God gives and God takes away. (I, of course, can always relate to sentences like this one, having a now nearly blind mother!!)

...about bad dreams:

Bad dreams are like medicine. We don't always understand the benefits until we are older....

Finally, about the snow:

Everything has turned to a whiteness that is pouring itself in on them. He gasps at the size of it. It's everywhere! Snow! Real snow! He wants to put a size on it but doesn't know how snow is measured (clever question, I thought!). Hectares, tonnes, millions of litres, the number of snowflakes falling over hundreds of thousands of years? .... The snow is measureless..... Brian turns his head, following the curved line where blue meets white, all the way around and then down to his shoes, which are almost buried. He lifts a foot, puts it down. The snow is soft. It's like powder, like sand, like sugar, like, like... All the snow words he has collected from his father's photos are useless, melted to nothing against the real stuff. ..... Snow has a voice. Not a squeak, not a crunch but something like it, a small bird perhaps. There are crystals on his gloves as fine as tiny feathers.....

ALL quotes by Joy Cowley

 

This is NOT my usual type of books I read but mother in law read it during our hols and because she wanted to discuss it with me, I had to admit not having read this particular book (I have around 300-400 books still to read and just came back with another sixty from my car-trip to England!). Anyway, I AM glad having read it because it's about simple things very beautifully described and brought forward to the reader in a way that lets you fully slip into the little boy and you see the world with his innocent eyes. What a change to the usual 'sophisticated' read; what a 'holiday for the soul' and the one book you'd like to give to a dear aunt who is believing in the good and God and managed to keep a pure heart....

 

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Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: THAT'S HOW I MET HIM (1 of 2) /

ASÍ LO CONOCÍ (1 de 2)

 

(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.

 

PHOTOSTORY: In English / En Español

Morgana: Comiiiing! Une second!

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Morgana: Ya vaaaaaa! Un momento!

 

COLLABORATION:

- Miercole's Morgana Collaboration

- Morgana y Valo en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip .es

 

SHERYL LINKS:

- Pullip .es: Las Fotohistorias de Sheryl

- Sheryl's Flickr: Photostories 2011 - Sketches 2011 / Photostories 2012 - Sketches 2012

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There is no great big ending, no sunset in the sky

There is no string ensemble, and she doesn't even cry

And just as I begin to say that we should make another try

She reaches out across the table looks at me and quietly says good-bye

 

There is no big explosion, no tempest in the tea

The world does not stop turning round, there's no big tragedy

Sitting in a coffee shop with cheesecake and some apple pie

She reaches out across the table looks at me and quietly says good-bye

 

Good-bye, said so easily, Good-bye, said so quietly

Good-bye, good-bye, good-bye,

 

just two always strangers avoid each other's eyes

One still make believing, one still telling lies,

she tells me that I'm not to blame

But when I ask the reason why

She reaches out across the table looks at me and quietly says good-bye

 

Good-bye, said so easily. Good-bye, said so quietly

Good-bye, good-bye, good-bye

 

She reaches out across the table looks at me and quietly says good-bye

 

Good-bye (she quietly says) / sung by Frank Sinatra

  

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|| I-Ching - Hexagramm - 易經 || "Behind the door" or "Hexagramm" or "易經 ||

 

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Series: The orderly Chaos

 

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易經 = Book of Changes

 

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I Ching and the genetic code -

or how to heal the consciousness of the cell.

  

[ ... ] It wants to expand it discovered many similarities, which I represent in brief and yet some others.

 

1. Each genetic codon consists of 3 amino acid pairs.

A hexagram in the I Ching consists of 3 line pairs

The chaos research discovered that there is an order in the chaos. Life

developed after the so-called Period 3

 

2. A DNA molecule is inter alia of 4 nitrogen bases, the basic building blocks

the entire genetic code form. These are adenine, thymine, guanine

and cytosine.

 

The I Ching consists of the two polarities of Yin and Yang will be permanently

Change are understood and the changing yin and which

wandelndem yang.

 

In oriental medicine (acupuncture, acupressure) are the four elements

Metal (yang), earth (yin), fire (the changing yang) and water (the

changing yin), together with the wood element, the basis for the

Energy medicine and all other energetic healing methods.

 

3. Of the four nitrogen bases form the genetic code 2, a

fixed pair that is connected to 2 different ways.

It connects to adenine with thymine and cytosine with guanine.

Three pairs of genetic information result in a unit, whether or codon

Triplet called. These 3 couples can register for a total of 64 different

Codons or triplets (= units of information) interconnect. This

creates the diversity of human life, but also in animal and

plant life. The diversity of creation is based on these

Nitrogen bases.

 

When I Ching, there are the broken and the solid line on 4

are different ways to form a solid pair of linked

Three of these pairs form a hexagram. This results in the 64

Hexagrams of the I Ching, each with a wisdom and guidance for the

Life of the enlightened people in different situations.

Include Fire, water, earth, metal: Each of these basic elements is equivalent to 2

Channel pairs, a yin and a yang meridian. The Yin meridians show how

that energy applied to the people, the Yang meridians, as he

responds to the outside.

 

4. The genetic code is a double helix that we are in a

winding rope ladder can compare. The strands are from a 5

C sugar and phosphates, the rungs of this ladder of the nitrogen bases

the codons formed. This double helix is self-contained, has

is no definable beginning and no definable end. The beginning

and the end of a sequence of information is called off and

Stop codons appear.

 

The I Ching is also known as the Book of Changes. It describes

processes in human life, it as cyclical, always

recurring cycles recognizes that with the right attitude

and approach is not helpless. Again, there are

Hexagrams, the right of the beginning or the end or change

information of enterprises.

 

Among the four basic elements are used in Eastern medicine more than 5

Element of the wood element, which stands for vitality, and the

Protection system that allows the 5 elements, their shape and structure

and keep to keep them under different conditions of life, added. Man

they could thus also with the strands of the conductor and the basic elements

compare their shoots. Here too, the working of the life energy meridians

as cyclical, often embedded in a circuit. Those

the treatment and healing with the energy meridians or

Energy points aligned.

 

Of the hexagrams of the I Ching can be direct connections to the

Elements in Eastern medicine and acupuncture meridians to certain

(= Channel in which life energy flows) produce. [...]

 

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I Ging und genetischer Code –

oder wie man das Bewußtsein der Zelle heilen kann.

 

[…] Dabei entdeckte sie viele verschiedene Gemeinsamkeiten, die ich im Folgenden kurz darstellen und noch um einige andere erweitern möchte.

 

1. Jedes genetische Codon besteht aus 3 Aminosäure-Paaren.

Ein Hexagramm im I Ging besteht aus 3 Strichpaaren

Die Chaosforschung entdeckte, daß es im Chaos eine Ordnung gibt. Leben

entwickelt sich nach der so genannten Periode 3

 

2. Ein DNA-Molekül besteht u.a. aus 4 Stickstoffbasen, die die Grundbausteine

des gesamten genetischen Codes bilden. Dies sind Adenin, Thymin, Guanin

und Cytosin.

Das I Ging besteht aus den beiden Polaritäten Yin, und Yang die in ständigem

Wandel begriffen sind und dem sich wandelnden yin und dem sich

wandelndem yang.

 

In der östlichen Medizin (Akupunktur, Akupressur) bilden die 4 Elemente

Metall (yang), Erde (yin), Feuer (das sich wandelnde yang) und Wasser (das

sich wandelnde yin) zusammen mit dem Holz-Element die Basis für die

Energiemedizin und alle anderen energetischen Heilweisen.

 

3. Von den vier Stickstoffbasen des genetischen Codes bilden 2 jeweils ein

feststehendes Paar, das auf 2 verschiedene Weisen verbunden ist.

Es verbindet sich Adenin mit Thymin und Guanin mit Cytosin.

Drei Paare ergeben eine genetische Informationseinheit, auch Codon oder

Triplet genannt. Diese 3 Paare können sich zu insgesamt 64 verschiedenen

Codons oder Triplets (= Informationseinheiten) miteinander verbinden. Daraus

entsteht die Vielfalt des menschlichen Lebens, aber auch des tierischen und

pflanzlichen Lebens. Die Vielfalt der Schöpfung basiert auf diesen

Stickstoffbasen.

 

Beim I Ging gibt es die unterbrochene und die durchgezogene Linie, die auf 4

verschiedene Weisen zu einem festen Paar verknüpft werden

Drei dieser Paare ergeben ein Hexagramm. Dadurch entstehen die 64

Hexagramme des I Ging, die jeweils eine Weisheit und eine Anleitung für die

Lebensweise des erleuchteten Menschen in unterschiedlichen Lebenslagen

beinhalten.

Feuer; Wasser; Erde; Metall: Jedem dieser Grundelemente entsprechen 2

Meridianpaare, ein yin und ein yang Meridian. Die Yin Meridiane zeigen, wie

die jeweilige Energie auf den Menschen einwirkt, die Yang Meridiane, wie er

darauf nach außen reagiert.

 

4. Der genetische Code bildet eine Doppelhelix, die wir mit einer in sich

gewundenen Strickleiter vergleichen können. Die Stränge werden von einem 5

C Zucker und Phosphaten, die Sprossen dieser Leiter von den Stickstoffbasen

der Codons gebildet. Diese Doppelhelix ist jedoch in sich geschlossen, besitzt

also keinen definierbaren Anfang und kein definierbares Ende. Der Anfang

und das Ende einer Informationssequenz wird durch so genannte Start und

Stop Codons angezeigt.

 

Das I Ging wird auch als das Buch der Wandlungen bezeichnet. Es beschreibt

die Abläufe im menschlichen Leben, die es als zyklische, immer

wiederkehrende Kreisläufe erkennt, denen man mit der rechten Einstellung

und Herangehensweise nicht hilflos ausgeliefert ist. Auch hier gibt es

Hexagramme, die über den rechten Beginn oder den Abschluss bzw. Wandel

von Unternehmungen informieren.

 

Zu den 4 Grundelementen kommen in der östlichen Medizin noch als 5.

Element das Holz-Element, das für Lebendigkeit steht, sowie das

Schutzsystem, das den 5 Elementen ermöglicht ihre Form und Struktur zu

bewahren und unter verschiedenen Lebensbedingungen zu halten, hinzu. Man

könnte sie also auch mit den Strängen der Leiter und die Grundelemente mit

ihren Sprossen vergleichen. Auch hier wird das Wirken der Lebensenergiemeridiane

als zyklisch, in einem Kreislauf eingebettet angesehen. Danach ist

auch die Behandlung und Heilung mit den Energiemeridianen oder

Energiepunkten ausgerichtet.

 

Von den Hexagrammen des I Ging kann man direkte Verbindungen zu den

Elementen in der östlichen Medizin und damit zu bestimmten Akupunkturmeridianen

(= Bahnen in denen unsere Lebensenergie fließt) herstellen. […]

 

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Source: I Ching and the genetic Code

    

View On Black

  

VIEW MY WEB SITE AND ONLINE SHOP HERE

photographydavidsmith.com/

The inspiration i believe for Lord of The Rings Forest of Fangorn.

here is its famous history !!!

www.puzzlewood.net/

Got Martin Smith of WFC to thank for this place as i arrived the sun burst through the heavy leaved canopy above "Bingo " i thought then it rained and amazing place !!!! Worth the £5 entry fee and i gotta go back soon once the ferns have grown a bit more and wild garlic plants .

Martin the sat nav worked well to finding this place .

Here is my first published work even though i did it as a freebie its great seeing your work on a web site !

www.thewhitehartvillageinn.com/index.html

Here is the flickr set

www.flickr.com/photos/10141102@N08/sets/72157623966405344/

on black.

 

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! :D

 

i hope you guys are having a fun and safe holiday, and that its filled with joy! and i hope you guys got what you wanted from santa;D

 

guesswhatigotanewcamera!:D

a canon powershot sx130 IS!

soooo,

it most definately needs a name.

i was thinking maybe terence:3

anyone have any suggestions? :D

 

sorry this isnt very photography-ish, i wanted to show you guys TERENCE:D

 

ive been experimenting with it for the past couple hours, and i gotta say im in loooove. <3

andddd, im starting to use a watermark now since im getting paranoid about people stealing my photos :\

please excuse that i was wearing my pajamas when i took this x)

 

have an amazing rest of the day! merry christmas everyone!!! <3

xxxxxx.

 

EXPLORED. uhmm kinda weird, but THANK YOU:D <3 heehe im flattered :')

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if you join ill love you forever:D

Happiness.Is.You. / © All rights reserved

For the half-marathon (21.1 km) results, here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 18, 2011, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario. There were 6,397 runners in the 21.1 km race, an increase of about 900 runners compared to 2010.

 

Click here and enter the bib numbers (see below) for the full individual race results. Thank-you to Sportstats.

 

* Also, click here for race photos by Brightroom™, Inc.

 

.

Lists of local half-marathon race participants:

 

Part A. Ottawa, A-L (Click here.)

Part B. Ottawa, M-Z (Click here.)

Part C. Other Communities (Alexandria to Magog) (Click here.)

Part D. Other Communities (Maitland to Woodlawn) (see below)

 

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Part D. (bib no., name, Maitland - Woodlawn)

 

3710….Dawn Kennedy….Maitland

5778….Penny Duffy….Maitland

974….Scott Clucas….Maitland

1622….Carrie Allan….Mallorytown

2769….Nicholas Thompson….Mallorytown

2905….Randy Frith….Mallorytown

1455….Andre Houde….Manotick

162….Brad Ysseldyk….Manotick

6642….Cat Oakley….Manotick

627….Dennis Blinn….Manotick

4075….Donna Bekkers-Boyd….Manotick

5378….Donna Johnston….Manotick

5390….Elisa Kurylowicz….Manotick

1933….Emily Donaldson….Manotick

6781….Fiona Valliere….Manotick

192….Fred Hasle….Manotick

2073….Guy Beaudoin….Manotick

2351….Karen Donaldson….Manotick

2349….Karen Peck….Manotick

7070….Marie Norris….Manotick

751….Mark Seaman….Manotick

2591….Martin Brochu….Manotick

3153….Susan Ibach….Manotick

3981….Colleen Macdonald….Martintown

813….Heather Purdy….Martintown

6555….Alysun Lillico….Masham

6865….Jennifer Selwyn….Masham

5135….Pierre Sauv….Masham

2278….John Hetherington….Mcdonald's Corners

2259….Jodi Brennan….Merrickville

2427….Krista Jensen….Merrickville

3837….Barb Beiersdorfer….Metcalfe

6691….Craig Killin….Metcalfe

6741….Diane Coupal….Metcalfe

6782….Fran Gaudet….Metcalfe

4955….Kazimierz Krzyzanowski….Metcalfe

714….Peter Klein….Metcalfe

136….Scott Robertson….Metcalfe

4765….Silver Buckler….Metcalfe

4824….Tamara Williams….Metcalfe

5916….Timothy Wyman….Metcalfe

3606….Doug Wilson….Morrisburg

2113….Isabella Jordan….Morrisburg

826….Kasey Bennett….Morrisburg

4723….Sarah Myers….Morrisburg

1324….Shari Keyes….Morrisburg

5059….Adam Sulis….Mountain

125….Raymond Sherrer….Mountain

6535….Ada Gorrie….Munster

6394….Norman Watt….Munster

490….Warren Hulme….Munster

6064….Angela Walsh….Navan

3579….Carole Charlebois….Navan

5479….Jean-Charles Renaud….Navan

533….Jo Lle Levac….Navan

6954….Kathy Goff….Navan

4395….Kendra Barton….Navan

5595….Krista Corneil….Navan

2634….Maureen Edwards….Navan

2720….Mike Rozon….Navan

3135….Steve Call….Navan

3255….Vicki Rozon….Navan

6070….Aaron Doering….Nepean

6071….Abrinna Doering….Nepean

6545….Alexei Pogrebtsov….Nepean

5196….Alison Canavan….Nepean

6559….Amy Fan….Nepean

3455….Andrea Charron….Nepean

696….Andrew Johnston….Nepean

7394….Bernadette Bernard….Nepean

7444….Beverly Fortier….Nepean

6148….Camellia Asbreuk….Nepean

7449….Cameron Palmer….Nepean

1604….Cameron Passmore….Nepean

74….Carly Teckles….Nepean

3543….Caroline Bachynski….Nepean

3557….Carolyn Perkins….Nepean

6157….Catherine Martens….Nepean

611….Chantelle Woods….Nepean

5299….Chelsey Garde….Nepean

1648….Cheryl Laite-Whitman….Nepean

900….Chris Fitzgerald….Nepean

5305….Chris Loschmann….Nepean

3938….Chris Raymond….Nepean

6674….Christopher Hill….Nepean

1313….Claudio Sicoli….Nepean

6681….Colleen Bird….Nepean

5106….Corrina Morehouse….Nepean

1742….Craig Lynch….Nepean

1750….Csaba Tarro….Nepean

3381….Cynthia Field-Rose….Nepean

1760….Dan Atwood….Nepean

5983….Dan Lacasse….Nepean

6181….Dan Whitman….Nepean

841….Darryl Sitland….Nepean

5349….Dave Spence….Nepean

1833….David Daze….Nepean

1824….David Harvie….Nepean

6718….David Reid….Nepean

4029….David Summerbell….Nepean

1849….Denis Therrien….Nepean

6742….Diane Ferguson….Nepean

1865….Diane Mensah….Nepean

6752….Donna Mckibbon….Nepean

6754….Doug Simpson….Nepean

5388….Elaine Robertson….Nepean

6208….Elizabeth Keighley….Nepean

4102….Ellen Dickson….Nepean

4950….Erik Youngson….Nepean

959….Face Wallace….Nepean

6086….Fallon Carrier….Nepean

4132….Francine Lapointe….Nepean

82….Gary Guymer….Nepean

1008….Gary Miles….Nepean

3367….Gary Thomas….Nepean

3485….George Heron….Nepean

5006….Gerry Blathwayt….Nepean

505….Gerry Lanigan….Nepean

5432….Gloria Schwartz….Nepean

2058….Greg Billyard….Nepean

4174….Heather Miller….Nepean

4176….Helen Jazzar….Nepean

2091….Henry Hum….Nepean

3655….Hieu Nguyen….Nepean

4183….Ian Taylor….Nepean

7497….Isabelle Gendron….Nepean

6829….Jack Kwan….Nepean

4199….Jaleel Moidu….Nepean

2143….Jamie Macdonald….Nepean

2158….Janice Janczyn….Nepean

3406….Janice Richard….Nepean

6844….Jason Feist….Nepean

4239….Jeff Pakeman….Nepean

2215….Jeff Slavin….Nepean

5494….Jennifer Ann Sweet….Nepean

3460….Jennifer Mcdonell….Nepean

4266….Jennifer Wills….Nepean

4952….Jennilee Gavina….Nepean

6077….Joanne Doucet….Nepean

6062….Jo-Anne Janigan….Nepean

2263….Joe Tegano….Nepean

4307….John Farrell….Nepean

5517….John Gardam….Nepean

1216….John Hall….Nepean

4315….John Neima….Nepean

4327….Jordan Harju….Nepean

877….Joseph Emas….Nepean

6009….Judy Tubman-Reid….Nepean

6287….Julia Coe….Nepean

6917….Juliane Hua….Nepean

7513….Julie Brunette-Guay….Nepean

6927….Julie White….Nepean

2343….Kanako Inuyama….Nepean

5552….Karen Beutel….Nepean

4354….Karen Mullen….Nepean

5560….Karin Hay….Nepean

5079….Karleen Heer….Nepean

6507….Katherine Wadge….Nepean

6952….Kathryn Hill….Nepean

6957….Katie Squires….Nepean

4389….Kelly Bell….Nepean

5058….Kelly Macgregor….Nepean

5579….Kelly Miersma….Nepean

7517….Kendra Pammett….Nepean

6310….Kenneth Hennessey….Nepean

16252….Kevin Helleman….Nepean

2431….Kristel Gauthier….Nepean

5600….Kudzayi Dondo….Nepean

5604….Laura Bogaert….Nepean

7004….Laura Clark….Nepean

1256….Laura Mclellan….Nepean

943….Leslie Doering….Nepean

1363….Lillian Hayward….Nepean

3465….Linda Billyard….Nepean

5155….Linda Koenders….Nepean

6337….Lisa Marie Bambrick….Nepean

7651….Louise Beasley….Nepean

234….Marc Rancourt….Nepean

6351….Margaret-Ann Kellett….Nepean

7066….Maria Marcantonio….Nepean

2540….Marie Noreau….Nepean

5679….Mark White….Nepean

823….Martin Jobin….Nepean

5685….Mary Gardam….Nepean

2616….Matt Peake….Nepean

2626….Matthew Henry….Nepean

2625….Matthew Mcclare….Nepean

3720….Maureen Corrigan….Nepean

2635….Maurenia Bunny Lynds….Nepean

2648….Melanie Nason-Green….Nepean

775….Melanie White….Nepean

4558….Michael Aranoff….Nepean

2677….Michael Mitchell….Nepean

2718….Mike Daniel….Nepean

1025….Mike Horne….Nepean

4575….Mike Jazzar….Nepean

2721….Mike Maclean….Nepean

5085….Miranda Dulmage….Nepean

6386….Mirna Ramirez-Hennessey….Nepean

1004….Monika Morrison….Nepean

5745….Ngoni Dondo….Nepean

2770….Nick Titcombe….Nepean

7564….Nina Marello….Nepean

4617….Ning Huang….Nepean

7567….Pat Charman….Nepean

583….Patrick Murnaghan….Nepean

2803….Patrick Owens….Nepean

5768….Patrick Walsh….Nepean

7181….Patti-Lynn Dougan….Nepean

7182….Paul Bush….Nepean

5775….Pauline St-Pierre….Nepean

4648….Pete Veurtjes….Nepean

7191….Peter Bayne….Nepean

2864….Peter Foley….Nepean

2860….Peter Page….Nepean

2896….Rachael Ingham….Nepean

2897….Rachel Ettinger….Nepean

6042….Renee Leahy….Nepean

5803….Rhonda Scharf….Nepean

7217….Richard Thomas….Nepean

2935….Rita Petrocco….Nepean

2967….Rob Gauthier….Nepean

277….Rob Muir….Nepean

5049….Roslyn Dacey….Nepean

3001….Russ Mullen….Nepean

3007….Ryan Charbonneau….Nepean

704….Ryan Ellement….Nepean

7235….Ryan Holmes….Nepean

7236….Ryan Squires….Nepean

3018….Samuel Galante….Nepean

3034….Sarah Jayne Blair….Nepean

4726….Sarah Matthews….Nepean

6520….Shakila Khan….Nepean

3509….Shannon Matheson….Nepean

7674….Sharon Karidis….Nepean

6438….Shaun Burridge….Nepean

4749….Shaun Hassanali….Nepean

3074….Shawn Delay….Nepean

6081….Shelley Doering….Nepean

1268….Sheyla Dussault….Nepean

7296….Stephanie Dunne….Nepean

4798….Stephen Fryer….Nepean

5889….Stephen Lee….Nepean

3154….Susan Ross….Nepean

3169….Tamara Evers-Tate….Nepean

4996….Tania Falls….Nepean

6095….Tannia Shamas….Nepean

4827….Tanya Mykytyshyn….Nepean

7610….Terry Guay….Nepean

3191….Tiffanie Tri….Nepean

1272….Tim Sandwell….Nepean

7343….Tina Ryan….Nepean

925….Tony Blake….Nepean

5921….Tracey Aker….Nepean

7355….Tracy Murray….Nepean

4868….Tuan Nguyen….Nepean

6475….Tyson Mcwha….Nepean

7361….Vance White….Nepean

7614….Wayne Charman….Nepean

3281….Wesley Kotala….Nepean

4044….Debra Hughes….North Gower

6202….Donna Duffett….North Gower

4972….Joanne Mcfall Smith….North Gower

5568….Kathleen Kerr….North Gower

6962….Keith Colwell….North Gower

7523….Linda Stewart….North Gower

861….Natalie Smith….North Gower

6444….Sherry Camm….North Gower

3686….Adam Menzies….Orleans

6539….Alain Brule….Orleans

5183….Alan Howard….Orleans

150….Alan-John Sigouin….Orleans

3757….Alexander Templeton….Orleans

6543….Alexandra Gaudes….Orleans

1260….Alfred Jacque….Orleans

5194….Alice Debroy….Orleans

3770….Allen Cameron….Orleans

1462….Andr Normandin….Orleans

1463….Andrea Kinack….Orleans

1486….Andrew Duggan….Orleans

6567….Andrew Rose….Orleans

3811….Angie Ermel….Orleans

3380….Anita Taylor….Orleans

3394….Anke Berndt….Orleans

5043….Anne Mccarthy….Orleans

1506….Annie Lefebvre….Orleans

6597….Barry Lightowlers….Orleans

718….Benoit Lecuyer….Orleans

1535….Benoit Lefebvre….Orleans

5249….Bob Barker….Orleans

688….Brent Kelly….Orleans

796….Brent Smyth….Orleans

3416….Brian Wiens….Orleans

1592….Bruce Barteaux….Orleans

6626….Camille Poirier….Orleans

764….Carmen Saumure….Orleans

1614….Carole Gagnon….Orleans

6636….Carole Gaudes….Orleans

6006….Casey Martin….Orleans

1626….Catherine Goulet….Orleans

3912….Cedric Aspirault….Orleans

7452….Chantale Raby….Orleans

3457….Charles Momy….Orleans

1643….Charles Reddick….Orleans

721….Charles Sincennes….Orleans

3672….Chris Morrison….Orleans

3956….Christina Walker….Orleans

5319….Christine Baird….Orleans

5316….Christine Langeder….Orleans

3959….Christine Nault….Orleans

1685….Christine Piche….Orleans

1702….Christopher Hannah….Orleans

3969….Christopher Shelley….Orleans

1723….Coco Comtois….Orleans

3647….Colleen Boicey….Orleans

1733….Connie Copeland….Orleans

3475….Cynthia Taylor….Orleans

7464….D Michelle Watters….Orleans

7632….Daniel Gagnon….Orleans

3577….Daniel Morency….Orleans

1778….Daniel Thompson….Orleans

5342….Danielle Dunleavy….Orleans

5116….Danielle Poisson….Orleans

429….Dave Harding….Orleans

4017….Dave Lowe….Orleans

1807….Dave Trumpower….Orleans

1810….David Benay….Orleans

645….David Cameron….Orleans

686….David Leeder….Orleans

733….David Tischhauser….Orleans

6720….David Young….Orleans

3484….Deborah Baldwin….Orleans

4053….Dennis Lloyd….Orleans

4057….Diana Mactier….Orleans

6743….Diane Gauthier….Orleans

3519….Diane Levesque….Orleans

1871….Dominic Lessard….Orleans

5376….Dominique Bedard….Orleans

963….Don Lavictoire….Orleans

5385….Duran Felix….Orleans

6758….Eann Hodges….Orleans

6759….Edith Chartrand….Orleans

4109….Eric Carriere….Orleans

5121….Eric Christensen….Orleans

5404….Eric Jules Chiasson….Orleans

5410….Erin Marissen….Orleans

3372….Ernie Yip….Orleans

4125….Faye Magne….Orleans

6218….Francois Trudel….Orleans

6787….Frank Barrett….Orleans

6788….Fred Saikaly….Orleans

193….Fred Whichelo….Orleans

5421….Garrett Thoms….Orleans

6224….Gary Housch….Orleans

4149….Genevieve Laferriere….Orleans

2027….Gilles Beauchesne….Orleans

6228….Ginette Jolin….Orleans

6067….Glenda Davies….Orleans

2057….Greg Beliveau….Orleans

6234….Heather Mcintosh….Orleans

2089….Helene Fortier….Orleans

200….Henrick Lafleche….Orleans

1247….Hinesh Chauhan….Orleans

4186….Irene Roy….Orleans

5450….Iris Felix….Orleans

2139….James Carere….Orleans

1019….James Waite….Orleans

748….Jean Lavictoire….Orleans

4226….Jean Magne….Orleans

2190….Jean-Denis Caron….Orleans

6254….Jean-Marc Vinette….Orleans

7406….Jean-Noel Gilbert….Orleans

613….Jean-Pierre Contant….Orleans

94….Jeff Danforth….Orleans

7413….Jennifer Caldbick….Orleans

3733….Jennifer Chauhan….Orleans

938….Jennifer Schenkel….Orleans

7642….Jennifer Schmidt….Orleans

4259….Jennifer Van Meer….Orleans

4284….Jim Paquette….Orleans

4291….Jim Turner….Orleans

6883….Jo Nuttall….Orleans

5165….Joanne Henry….Orleans

6894….Jo-Anne Matheson….Orleans

6278….John Harper….Orleans

2283….John Madower….Orleans

4308….John Tennant….Orleans

2300….Jonathan Cyr….Orleans

224….Jonathan Favre….Orleans

4322….Jonathan Theriault….Orleans

4326….Jordan Devine….Orleans

5525….Jordan Thoms….Orleans

5528….Josee Deleseleuc….Orleans

6909….Josee Pothier….Orleans

3614….Judy Thomson….Orleans

5542….Julie Albert….Orleans

2340….Justin Kyle Evan Orr….Orleans

6936….Karen Minna….Orleans

3342….Katherine Cummins….Orleans

723….Kathleen Danforth….Orleans

3464….Kathy Wiens….Orleans

4376….Katrina Tusikov….Orleans

4391….Kelly Hudson….Orleans

228….Ken Lindsay….Orleans

720….Kevin Beaudette….Orleans

615….Kevin Piccott….Orleans

2404….Kevin Smallshaw….Orleans

3567….Kristina Perrier….Orleans

5599….Krystle Hedderson….Orleans

6317….Lance Valcour….Orleans

7009….Laura Regnier….Orleans

2450….Leah Reinberger….Orleans

7381….Linda Leblanc….Orleans

2465….Lindsay Gwyer….Orleans

5624….Line Paquette….Orleans

3391….Lissa Allaire….Orleans

6338….Liz Benoit….Orleans

7041….Lois Simms-Baldwin….Orleans

2485….Louise Hamelin….Orleans

4467….Louise Soloski….Orleans

3398….Lucie Mainguy….Orleans

819….Lyne Orser….Orleans

724….Lynn Galarneau….Orleans

2503….Lynn Lowe….Orleans

5702….M Lanie Mertens….Orleans

4478….Magda Lebouthillier….Orleans

783….Malcolm Parsons….Orleans

6349….Marc Vunak….Orleans

3588….Marc-Andre Blanke….Orleans

2547….Marie-France Senecal….Orleans

6355….Marie-Helene Gagnon….Orleans

1300….Marie-Josee Homsy….Orleans

1157….Marie-Josee Legault….Orleans

1203….Marieve Lavigne….Orleans

2573….Mark Curtis….Orleans

1085….Marshall Clark….Orleans

2583….Martha Rangel….Orleans

2609….Mat Valcour….Orleans

2628….Matthew Gaudet….Orleans

2624….Matthew Upton….Orleans

2622….Matthew Walthert….Orleans

631….Max Lebreton….Orleans

977….Melanie Trumpower….Orleans

7115….Michael Brown….Orleans

2680….Michael Pambrun….Orleans

5717….Michel Pearson….Orleans

5099….Michelle Cote….Orleans

7131….Michelle Momy….Orleans

1347….Michelle Ward….Orleans

2733….Mike Mccormick….Orleans

5145….Miranda Guiney….Orleans

835….Moira Carriere….Orleans

7665….Nadine Paradis….Orleans

3496….Nadine Tischhauser….Orleans

3674….Nancy Camacho….Orleans

7149….Nancy Neilson….Orleans

4592….Nancy Perron….Orleans

3403….Nancy Roberge….Orleans

7161….Nathalie Gougeon….Orleans

7163….Nathan Lightowlers….Orleans

2776….Nicole Gagnon….Orleans

3578….Patricia Mallouk….Orleans

2808….Patrick Flanagan….Orleans

657….Paul Holmes….Orleans

991….Paul Menard….Orleans

2823….Paul Smith….Orleans

2845….Paul Stewart….Orleans

706….Peter Belair….Orleans

2863….Peter Mclaughlin….Orleans

2866….Phil Cousineau….Orleans

2894….Prasanth Tella….Orleans

7198….Priya Chopra….Orleans

7201….Rachel Taylor….Orleans

4666….Raine Kampman….Orleans

2900….Raleigh Young….Orleans

1164….Ralph Hodgins….Orleans

2907….Ray Dupuis….Orleans

919….Richard Loewen….Orleans

2930….Richard Raymond….Orleans

2986….Robert Glen Stanley….Orleans

655….Robert Sauve….Orleans

2981….Robert Simard….Orleans

4698….Rory Mcintosh….Orleans

3439….Russ Kajganich….Orleans

981….Russ Stewart….Orleans

5154….Sandra Cook….Orleans

1204….Sandra Craig-Browne….Orleans

1228….Sandy Clark….Orleans

3688….Sandy Moger….Orleans

7253….Scot Bryant….Orleans

625….Serge Arseneault….Orleans

812….Shawnda Parsons….Orleans

872….Shayne Chamberlain….Orleans

3076….Shelagh Haynes….Orleans

7675….Sheri Vermette….Orleans

5873….Solange Berube….Orleans

4795….St Phanie Seguin….Orleans

1190….Stacey Grenier….Orleans

769….Stan Baldwin….Orleans

3102….Stephan Lemaire….Orleans

112….Stephane Montpetit….Orleans

7295….Stephanie Ducharme….Orleans

296….Stephen Lowe….Orleans

3124….Stephenie Cadieux….Orleans

4802….Steve Greenwood….Orleans

1281….Steve Lamontagne….Orleans

5961….Steven Lemay….Orleans

4814….Susan Cadieux….Orleans

6453….Susan Harper….Orleans

5034….Susan Poisson….Orleans

525….Suzanne Parent….Orleans

3498….Tanja Scharf….Orleans

1039….Tara Redmond….Orleans

3677….Teresa Janz….Orleans

624….Terry Brown….Orleans

1151….Terry Flynn….Orleans

7336….Theresa Momy….Orleans

5914….Tim Caines….Orleans

3212….Todd Reinberger….Orleans

5138….Todd Sloan….Orleans

3219….Tom Stocco….Orleans

7352….Tony Paoletti….Orleans

4859….Trevor Comeau….Orleans

7679….Trevor Gillis….Orleans

3241….Trevor Kirkland….Orleans

3243….Troy Therien….Orleans

4878….Vanessa Dunleavy….Orleans

5931….Vassil Andreev….Orleans

3256….Victor Manuel Padilla….Orleans

5941….Vivian Andreeva….Orleans

4994….Vivianne Gaudet….Orleans

3266….Walter Friesen….Orleans

3265….Walter Robinson….Orleans

7371….William Baldwin….Orleans

1275….Yvon Gagnier….Orleans

1532….Ben Moores….Osgoode

6151….Carla Richer….Osgoode

5118….Denise Hudson….Osgoode

4208….Jane Foster….Osgoode

4355….Karen Moores….Osgoode

6980….Kevin Wylie….Osgoode

4408….Kimberly Lavoie….Osgoode

7145….Nancy Bleses….Osgoode

1671….Christian Hackbusch….Oxford Mills

4340….Julie Shephard….Oxford Mills

5553….Karen Lever….Oxford Mills

4404….Kim Field….Oxford Mills

4434….Leia Richards….Oxford Mills

2909….Raymond Richards….Oxford Mills

3497….Shaun Dunne….Oxford Mills

1561….Brenda Duhaime….Pakenham

1809….Davey Mohan….Pakenham

7492….Helen Blair….Pakenham

2177….Jason Duhaime….Pakenham

5195….Alison Bear….Pembroke

5244….Bev Kidd….Pembroke

1549….Bojan Joksimovic….Pembroke

1633….Cathy Kyte….Pembroke

5326….Claude Tessier….Pembroke

368….Cory Gaudet….Pembroke

1802….Dave Leblanc….Pembroke

4031….David Coker….Pembroke

6198….Dominic Chenard….Pembroke

5380….Donna Biggs….Pembroke

1919….Elisabelle St-Hilaire….Pembroke

1922….Elizabeth Radley-Walters….Pembroke

5414….France Guy-Tessier….Pembroke

6794….Garry Hartlin….Pembroke

2002….Garry Smith….Pembroke

4157….Gilles Perreault….Pembroke

201….Henry Searle….Pembroke

2107….Ian Schoonbaert….Pembroke

4204….Jamie Coe….Pembroke

2159….Janice Clouthier….Pembroke

2169….Jason Vallis….Pembroke

1250….Jenna Woito….Pembroke

6869….Jennifer Tu….Pembroke

1383….Jessica Edmonds….Pembroke

4283….Jillian Marquardt….Pembroke

5147….John Menzies….Pembroke

2304….Jonathan Therrien….Pembroke

5539….Julie Smith….Pembroke

6297….Kathy Kennedy….Pembroke

2408….Kevin Colwill….Pembroke

4403….Kim Drake….Pembroke

6313….Kimberlee Chenard….Pembroke

2430….Krista Johnson….Pembroke

1221….Leanne Van Bavel….Pembroke

423….Luc Fleurant….Pembroke

4494….Marie-Christine Bois….Pembroke

2571….Mark Panfili….Pembroke

2604….Maryann Hebner….Pembroke

5691….Matt Haycock….Pembroke

5697….Meghan Pattinson….Pembroke

2645….Melanie Perreault….Pembroke

2653….Melissa Mantifel….Pembroke

2755….Nancy Dubois….Pembroke

5731….Nancy Neville….Pembroke

7162….Nathan Andre….Pembroke

4624….Pamela Sampson….Pembroke

2809….Patrick Tighe….Pembroke

1265….Rae Ann Woito….Pembroke

370….Robert Mckay….Pembroke

7230….Rocky Peplinski….Pembroke

3011….Ryan Wade….Pembroke

4708….Sabine Mersmann….Pembroke

5846….Sarah Trautrim….Pembroke

4747….Sharon Singleton….Pembroke

3075….Sheila Ryan….Pembroke

4826….Tammy Blackmore….Pembroke

7325….Tammy Peplinski….Pembroke

3228….Tracy Lyle….Pembroke

4863….Tricia Robinson….Pembroke

5927….Tyler Follett….Pembroke

7363….Vay Tu….Pembroke

5222….Andrew Hanlon….Perth

5257….Brenda Kirkwood….Perth

4177….Hilary Mcnamee….Perth

5572….Kathy Litalien….Perth

4390….Kelly Cormier….Perth

7598….Kim Spence….Perth

7545….Melba Mooney….Perth

4661….R Martin….Perth

5808….Rita Jackson….Perth

772….Sue Matte….Perth

144….Aaron Luhning….Petawawa

3742….Aaron Prosper….Petawawa

1396….Adam Davis….Petawawa

5199….Ally Duncan….Petawawa

3780….Amanda Dalton….Petawawa

367….Andrew Chan….Petawawa

873….Andrew Charchuk….Petawawa

1476….Andrew Slate….Petawawa

3320….Angela Wintonyk….Petawawa

1514….Ariel Fox….Petawawa

7442….Ashley Harrison….Petawawa

1528….Barry Malboeuf….Petawawa

3844….Becky Whelan….Petawawa

1533….Ben Irvine….Petawawa

3855….Blair Bolivar….Petawawa

595….Brodie Doyle….Petawawa

3873….Brooke Wallace….Petawawa

1593….Bruce Bell….Petawawa

6146….Bryan Willox….Petawawa

6655….Charmaine Chubb….Petawawa

1662….Chris Middleton….Petawawa

797….Christine Mackechnie….Petawawa

3973….Cindy Hamel….Petawawa

1720….Clement Paradis….Petawawa

1744….Craig Higgins….Petawawa

6523….Dana Beattie….Petawawa

1770….Danick Tremblay….Petawawa

5339….Daniel Brissette….Petawawa

883….Darryl Cathcart….Petawawa

914….Dave Trainor….Petawawa

4026….David Beatty….Petawawa

1241….David Grebstad….Petawawa

350….David Wilson….Petawawa

5368….Denis Tasse….Petawawa

573….Dennene Huntley….Petawawa

1856….Derek Church….Petawawa

1900….Dustin Newman….Petawawa

5400….Eric Brisebois….Petawawa

5405….Erika Sykora….Petawawa

1956….Errol Kokbas….Petawawa

369….Eve Boyce….Petawawa

6216….Fedora Lombardo….Petawawa

1994….Frederic Jacques Riva….Petawawa

28….George Mintah….Petawawa

7638….Greg Beattie….Petawawa

363….Heather Reibin….Petawawa

5444….Iain Clark….Petawawa

2115….Isabelle Colwell-Plasse….Petawawa

6828….Jack Durnford….Petawawa

6243….Jacqualine Black….Petawawa

2126….James Leslie….Petawawa

3560….Jaret Held….Petawawa

6849….Jeanette Carter….Petawawa

210….Jean-Philippe Carbonneau….Petawawa

4245….Jeffrey Code….Petawawa

6864….Jennifer Robinson….Petawawa

2235….Jeremie Saumure-Kyer….Petawawa

2248….Jessica Mcrobbie….Petawawa

4286….Jim Vienneau….Petawawa

5507….Joann Tyrie….Petawawa

4297….Joanne Mallet….Petawawa

1253….Joe Milligan….Petawawa

2295….John Lougheed….Petawawa

364….John Michael Natynczyk….Petawawa

138….Jonathan Barteaux….Petawawa

4328….Joseph Ring….Petawawa

2316….Joshua Wintonyk….Petawawa

6289….Julie Smith….Petawawa

2342….Kaitlyn Chute….Petawawa

6291….Kara Lang….Petawawa

6964….Kelley Massicotte….Petawawa

6307….Kelly Brissette….Petawawa

2385….Kelsey Robertson….Petawawa

5582….Kendra Johnsen….Petawawa

2400….Kevin Donak….Petawawa

2402….Kevin Martel….Petawawa

2423….Kori Klein….Petawawa

7006….Laura Gauley….Petawawa

4977….Leah Macarthur….Petawawa

7028….Lindi Andrews….Petawawa

2462….Lindsay Miller….Petawawa

6336….Lisa Ouellette….Petawawa

2535….Maria Wiseman….Petawawa

4531….Matthew Clarke….Petawawa

2644….Melanie Gravel….Petawawa

4547….Melissa Vienneau….Petawawa

3437….Melissa Walcott….Petawawa

5712….Michael Burgess….Petawawa

2658….Michael Miller….Petawawa

2674….Michael Norquay….Petawawa

2693….Micheal Laplante….Petawawa

2708….Michelle Armitage….Petawawa

5720….Michelle Brisebois….Petawawa

7133….Mike Gauley….Petawawa

2724….Mike Plaunt….Petawawa

7553….Monica Hewitt….Petawawa

424….Nancy Brown….Petawawa

736….Neil Wooden….Petawawa

2775….Nicolas Pilon….Petawawa

921….Nicole Mctimoney….Petawawa

6400….Patricia Beh….Petawawa

2817….Patrik Schiess….Petawawa

34121….Paulette Vass….Petawawa

2869….Phil Colwell-Plasse….Petawawa

267….Randall Binnie….Petawawa

7574….Ray Smith….Petawawa

7209….Rebecca Lynde….Petawawa

4677….Richard Tarrant….Petawawa

365….Robin French….Petawawa

3017….Samantha Moreau….Petawawa

7238….Samantha Ryder….Petawawa

5839….Sandra Faught….Petawawa

4730….Sarah Beare….Petawawa

3047….Sean Trenholm….Petawawa

4971….Selena Neily….Petawawa

6435….Serge Decoeur….Petawawa

4737….Sergio Tomasi….Petawawa

7591….Shannon Clark….Petawawa

3077….Sheldon Rice….Petawawa

3085….Shona Humphrey….Petawawa

3321….Stephanie Abdon….Petawawa

5021….Steve Tasnadi….Petawawa

16265….Stuart Hartnell….Petawawa

3158….Suzanne Leclerc….Petawawa

3179….Taryn Johal….Petawawa

16258….Thomas Demandt….Petawawa

5913….Tiffeny Holdom….Petawawa

1273….Tracey Whitman….Petawawa

5020….Tracy Gorman….Petawawa

798….Trevor Brennan….Petawawa

5001….Vickie Ouellette….Petawawa

5950….William Ingrey….Petawawa

7374….Ysabel Poirier….Petawawa

7376….Yvonne Andrews….Petawawa

1193….Debbie Elie….Plantagenet

1978….Francois Barbarie….Plantagenet

7577….Robert Lapointe….Plantagenet

1128….S Bastien Elie….Plantagenet

7384….Tony Larabie….Plantagenet

6585….Anouk Arbour….Pontiac

1557….Bradley Sloan….Prescott

3961….Christine Houston….Prescott

6167….Christine Sloan….Prescott

1138….Claudine Dirksen-Fenard….Prescott

4059….Diana Lee Deschamps….Prescott

6256….Jennifer Murdock….Prescott

4342….Julie Rogers….Prescott

5594….Krista Salmon….Prescott

1318….Mark Dirksen….Prescott

7516….Katherine Armitage….Quyon

5737….Nathalie Gervais….Quyon

3818….Anna Daber….Renfrew

5297….Charlene Nolan….Renfrew

4905….Daryl Fieibg….Renfrew

11218….Deborah Fiebig….Renfrew

5041….Hughie Nolan….Renfrew

4347….Kaitlyn Arbuthnot….Renfrew

6976….Kevin Johnston….Renfrew

16293….Bill Williams….Richmond

6613….Brenda Thomas….Richmond

3310….Chris Douglas….Richmond

1038….Dan Todd….Richmond

5117….Deena Desson….Richmond

5394….Elizabeth Mcintyre….Richmond

6533….Erick Muis….Richmond

5473….Jason Irwin….Richmond

6285….Joyce Irwin….Richmond

2912….Rebecca Reid….Richmond

6002….Robin Annas….Richmond

6028….Ruth Saunders….Richmond

3050….Sean Lewis….Richmond

4909….Wendy Steele Wendy….Richmond

5355….David Stevens….Rideau Ferry

2630….Matthew Mayo….Rockcliffe

6101….Adam Joiner….Rockland

4958….Angie Del….Rockland

1541….Bernard Boivin….Rockland

3857….Bob Beaudry….Rockland

7448….Brandon Sharman….Rockland

6614….Brennan Cornell….Rockland

167….Carl Lacroix….Rockland

4009….Daniel Juneau….Rockland

4048….Denis Jette….Rockland

694….Devon Cass….Rockland

1968….Frances Patry….Rockland

2025….Gilles Brisebois….Rockland

2064….Guillaume Houle….Rockland

2085….Helene Matko….Rockland

7498….Jacinthe Loiselle….Rockland

5504….Joan Cleary….Rockland

4301….Jodie Davis….Rockland

6279….John Serviss….Rockland

5540….Julie Macdonald….Rockland

4460….Livia Wright….Rockland

7531….Louise Morel….Rockland

3343….M Lissa Lavictoire….Rockland

6347….Manon Salicco….Rockland

2517….Marc Patry….Rockland

2555….Mario Chartrand….Rockland

1071….Mike Dennehy….Rockland

7557….Nancy Crabbe….Rockland

4595….Nancy Violette-Fehr….Rockland

5741….Nathalie Joly….Rockland

2884….Pierre Dromaguet….Rockland

2973….Robert Brisebois….Rockland

5827….Roylana Larochelle….Rockland

7590….Selva Trebert-Sharman….Rockland

4916….Shane Lebeau….Rockland

4762….Sherry Beaudry….Rockland

652….Stephen Sunquist….Rockland

3184….Terry Wright….Rockland

3289….Yves Lefebvre….Rockland

1485….Andrew Goodwin….Russell

7383….Bailey Gilarowski….Russell

4930….Benjamin Stapper….Russell

1617….Caroline Maheux….Russell

4931….Christina Stapper….Russell

840….Daniel Bedard….Russell

1791….Daren Koch….Russell

6189….Dawn Mullin….Russell

186….Dominique Phaneuf….Russell

2240….Jesse Hall….Russell

6345….Lynda Kalapati….Russell

2588….Martin Herde….Russell

7561….Nathalie Smith….Russell

5743….Neil Franklin….Russell

142….Nick Saucier….Russell

7234….Ryan Baker….Russell

4932….Sarah Tessier….Russell

3338….Shawn Hoag….Russell

3125….Steve Mcfaul….Russell

5281….Carrie Needham….Smiths Falls

4416….Kristian Belot….Smiths Falls

4463….Lori James….Smiths Falls

7157….Natalie Lindsay….Smiths Falls

5149….Tammy Mulrooney….Smiths Falls

7341….Tim Kavaner….Spencerville

1162….Caroline Pollock….St. Albert

387….Geoff Rainey….St. Albert

439….Jenny Lacoursiere….St. Albert

4270….Jerry Scheidl….St. Albert

6516….Jon Mccully….St. Albert

2409….Kevin Barry….St. Albert

1371….Leah Posluns….St. Albert

7661….Michael Wallis….St. Albert

7153….Natacha Gour….St. Albert

3309….Scott Carlyle….St. Albert

16278….Scott Simpson….St. Albert

7326….Tara Coble….St. Albert

1399….Adrienne Scott….Stittsville

148….Alain Bellemare….Stittsville

5192….Alexandre Beaulieu….Stittsville

3378….Alison Carroll-Dawe….Stittsville

5198….Allison Sutherland….Stittsville

1439….Allyson Field….Stittsville

881….Brendan Alexander….Stittsville

127….Brian Lafleur….Stittsville

1625….Catherine Pomeroy….Stittsville

6643….Catherine Postma….Stittsville

6644….Catherine Robinson….Stittsville

1629….Cathie Radley….Stittsville

7398….Cathy Chalmers….Stittsville

5292….Cathy Chorniawy….Stittsville

1335….Cathy O'neil….Stittsville

5298….Chelsea Lambe….Stittsville

4957….Chris Banks….Stittsville

1652….Chris Leger….Stittsville

7458….Christine Stacey….Stittsville

1691….Christopher Thompson….Stittsville

7405….Claire Collis….Stittsville

3984….Conor Higgins….Stittsville

1757….Dale Costello….Stittsville

3351….Daniel Mossman….Stittsville

3626….David Tweedie….Stittsville

108….David Williams….Stittsville

5363….Debi Maniloff….Stittsville

3551….Denise Morin….Stittsville

6773….Eric Kahler….Stittsville

5419….Fred Odendaal….Stittsville

5422….Gary Bunny Banks….Stittsville

932….Gerry Larkin….Stittsville

7488….Ginger Plante….Stittsville

6808….Gregory Rusch….Stittsville

1140….Heather Caughey….Stittsville

2080….Heather Gilmour….Stittsville

4182….Ian Dunn….Stittsville

4959….Jackie Forman….Stittsville

2123….Jake Griffin….Stittsville

4202….James Moore….Stittsville

2144….Jamie Carriveau….Stittsville

3656….Janet Van Bakel….Stittsville

687….Jason Bergen….Stittsville

4220….Jason Rodger….Stittsville

1171….Jeanette Dionne….Stittsville

7641….Jeff Fritzsche….Stittsville

6257….Jennifer Holmes….Stittsville

5501….Jim Lambe….Stittsville

4300….Jodi Joy….Stittsville

4302….Joe Macmillan….Stittsville

1254….Jon Andrews….Stittsville

4335….Joycelyn Litke….Stittsville

5543….Julie Tapp….Stittsville

6940….Karen Whillans….Stittsville

4378….Keith Farrier….Stittsville

4397….Kent Macdonald….Stittsville

6972….Keri Fraser….Stittsville

4400….Kevin Higgins….Stittsville

4407….Kimberley Hetherington….Stittsville

4411….Krista Jackson….Stittsville

5608….Laura O'neil….Stittsville

1365….Laurel Andrews….Stittsville

4428….Lauri Lynch….Stittsville

2469….Lionel Dubois….Stittsville

526….Lisa Steele….Stittsville

1104….Lise Chabot….Stittsville

4461….Liz Williams….Stittsville

2482….Lorraine Chapman….Stittsville

2486….Louise Chayer Ayers….Stittsville

7068….Marie Bonang….Stittsville

2559….Mark Berezny….Stittsville

2569….Mark Rhodenizer….Stittsville

2606….Mary-Ellen Macphee….Stittsville

1200….Matthew Dionne….Stittsville

7106….Melanie Goodfellow….Stittsville

7113….Mercedes King….Stittsville

1292….Mesfin Mirotchie….Stittsville

7125….Michel Morin….Stittsville

3365….Michelle Hay….Stittsville

5721….Michelle Mcbride….Stittsville

2732….Mike Mcdonald….Stittsville

969….Nicholas Alexander….Stittsville

4636….Patrick Marsden….Stittsville

2856….Peter Hanschke….Stittsville

2857….Peter Schoch….Stittsville

654….Pierre Bergeron….Stittsville

622….Ralph Richardson….Stittsville

570….Ren Lessard….Stittsville

4679….Riley Dunn….Stittsville

7225….Robert Postma….Stittsville

4694….Ron Hoffe….Stittsville

4724….Sarah Higgins….Stittsville

4728….Sarah Mcwhinnie….Stittsville

7254….Scott Fenton….Stittsville

3419….Scott Miller….Stittsville

6432….Scott Rogers….Stittsville

16254….Sean Young….Stittsville

5857….Shari-Lynn Lawson….Stittsville

3071….Shawn Bedard….Stittsville

765….Shelley Baran….Stittsville

5868….Sheri Beaulieu….Stittsville

4766….Simon Hetherington….Stittsville

3119….Stephen Hunt….Stittsville

3193….Tim Radley….Stittsville

4849….Tom Endicott….Stittsville

923….Walter Hawes….Stittsville

7369….Wendy Fraser….Stittsville

7615….Wendy Hill….Stittsville

308….William Dymond….Stittsville

4707….Ryan Journeaux….Stoney Creek

7251….Sarah Boettcher….Stoney Creek

25….Antoine Gladu-Daoust….Thurso

2213….Jeff Avon….Val-des-Monts

319….Julie Lacroix….Val-des-Monts

6319….Laura Bradley….Val-des-Monts

3511….Meaghan Henry….Val-des-Monts

2700….Michel Saint-Denis….Val-des-Monts

6389….Nathalie Tremblay….Val-des-Monts

2927….Richard Blanchette….Val-des-Monts

4780….Stephan Dirnberger….Val-des-Monts

6461….Sylvie Lemay….Val-des-Monts

6072….Andrea Evans….Vanier

642….Kirk Duguid….Vanier

2801….Patrick Lebrun….Vanier

6591….Ashley Cowan….Vankleek Hill

1882….Dorcas Taylor….Vankleek Hill

6021….Arlene Dupuis….Vars

6678….Ciona Macsween….Vars

5375….Dominic Parisien….Vars

294….Stephane Perras….Vars

7609….Terrance Henry….Venosta

920….Christine Moyneur-Marleau….Wakefield

1219….Glenn Peters….Wakefield

6322….Laura Stafford….Wakefield

6339….Lois Gouthro….Wendover

7105….Melanie Carriere….Wendover

4060….Diane Graham-Lynn….Westport

4488….Margaret Thake….Westport

6596….Barbara Sandilands….Williamstown

5246….Bill Chambre….Williamstown

6203….Donna Magher….Williamstown

5809….Robbie Duval….Williamstown

5356….Dawn Erickson….Winchester

3653….Gillian Erickson….Winchester

820….Lindsay Holmes….Winchester

7224….Robert Lewis….Winchester

5093….Colin Geddis….Woodlawn

4113….Erica Harris….Woodlawn

6063….Jocelyne Barsalou….Woodlawn

1131….Kelly Geddis….Woodlawn

4447….Linda Hobbs….Woodlawn

 

Best View View On Black

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Roses - Queen of Flowers Set: www.flickr.com/photos/14176959@N05/sets/72157621238980222/

 

THE ROSE...

 

Some say love it is a river

that drowns the tender reed

Some say love it is a razor

that leaves your soul to bleed

 

Some say love it is a hunger

an endless aching need

I say love it is a flower

and you it's only seed

 

It's the heart afraid of breaking

that never learns to dance

It's the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance

It's the one who won't be taken

who cannot seem to give

and the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live

 

When the night has been too lonely

and the road has been too long

and you think that love is only

for the lucky and the strong

Just remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows

lies the seed

that with the sun's love

in the spring

becomes THE ROSE

 

By Amanda McBloom for the movie The Rose.

It was sung by Bette Midler for the first time.

Hear the song here by Bette Midler...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mht0Bzm_Cgs&feature=related

And another with better video

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfUWub8xjdY&feature=related

A great rendition, less than good quality, but amplifies the words best....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oWzyK9CYEQ

Canfranc-Estación, Huesca (Spain).

 

View Large On White

 

The Aragón river had to be turned aside to construct the railway station in its channel.

 

El río Aragón tuvo que ser desviado para construir la estación ferroviaria en su cauce.

 

ENGLISH

The River Aragón or Río Aragón is one of the left-hand tributaries of the river Ebro. It starts at Astún (province of Huesca), passes through Jaca and Sangüesa (Navarre), and joins the Ebro at Milagro (Navarre), near Tudela.

 

Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arag%c3%b3n_River

 

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CASTELLANO

El Aragón es uno de los grandes cursos fluviales de la cuenca del río Ebro, con una superficie de 8.524 km² y una longitud de 195 km hasta llegar al Ebro, aportando una media de 1.300 Hm³/año.

 

Nace en el circo glaciar del valle de Astún, término municipal de Jaca, comarca de la Jacetania, (Huesca) a 2.050 m sobre el nivel del mar. Se nutre en la cabecera por los ibónes de Escalar y Truchas. Discurre de norte a sur por el valle del Aragón o Canfranc hasta llegar a Jaca, donde sus aguas cambian de orientación para dirigirse hacia el oeste por la Canal de Berdún hasta tierras navarras. La cima más alta de la cuenca es el Pico Collarada con 2.886 m. En esta zona la precipitación de nieve es abundante, lo que origina en primavera a causa de sumlicuación grandes crecidas, otra época de avenidas es el otoño con las lluvias, llegándose a aforar el 22 de octubre de 1913 2.038 m³/s.

 

La cuenca del Aragón encierra una gran diversidad vegetal debido a las distintas influencias climáticas que recibe. Por occidente, la influencia oceánica alcanza a la cabecera de los valles de Ansó, Echo, Aragüés del Río Aragón a su paso por MilagroPuerto y Aísa hasta Candanchú, con hayedos y abetales. Por el sur, la influencia mediterránea penetra por el valle hasta Puente la Reina de Jaca y las foces de Sigüés, Fago, Biniés y Villanúa, con cosjocales (Quercus coccifera) y carrascales (Quercus rotundifolia). Entre medio domina el clima submediterráneo con los quejigales (Quercus subpyrenaica) y pinares de pino royo (Pinus sylvestris). Desemboca en el río Ebro a la altura de Milagro (Navarra).

 

Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%c3%ado_Arag%c3%b3n

 

View On Black

 

Photos taken at the Grounds for Sculpture on JANUARY 6th, 2010 in

Hamilton, New Jersey USA

 

Photos of a male house finch - carpodacus mexicanus- up in a tree.

 

© All Rights Reserved - No Usage Allowed in Any Form Without the Written Consent of Frozen in Time photos by Marianne.Unauthorized use or reproduction for any reason is prohibited.

 

House Finch (carpodacus mexicanus)-is a medium-sized finch.

 

Adults have a long brown tail and are a brown or dull-brown color across the back with some shading into deep grey on the wing feathers. Breast and belly feathers may be streaked. In most cases, adult males have a reddish color to their heads, necks and shoulders. This color sometimes extends to the stomach and down the back, between the wings. The male coloration varies in intensity with the seasons and is derived from the berries and fruits in its diet. As a result, the colors range from pale, straw yellow, to bright orange, to deep, intense red. Adult females have brown upperparts and streaked underparts.

 

These birds are mainly permanent residents; some eastern birds migrate south. Their breeding habitat is urban and semi-open areas from southern Canada to Mexico.

 

House Finches forage on the ground or in vegetation. They primarily eat grains, seeds and berries, being voracious consumers of weed seeds such as nettle and dandelion; included are incidental small insects, such as aphids and plant lice. They are frequent visitors to feeders throughout the year, particularly if stocked with sunflower seeds or Nyjer/thistle seed, and will congregate at hanging Nyjer sock feeders. They are considered a pest in fruit orchards.

 

Nests are made in cavities, including openings in buildings, and also on various kinds of vegetation, sometimes nests abandoned by other birds will be used. Nests may be re-used for subsequent broods or in following years. The nest is built by the female, sometimes in as little as two days. It is well made of twigs and debris, forming a cup shape, usually 1.5m to 2m above the ground.

 

Eggs are laid from February through August, two or more broods per year with 2 to 6 eggs per brood. The eggs are a pale, bluish-green with few black spots and a smooth, somewhat glossy surface. The female incubates the eggs for 12 to 14 days and the young leave the nest about 11 to 19 days after hatching. Dandelion seeds are among the preferred seeds fed to the young.

 

During courtship, the male may present the female with choice bits of food and, if she imitates the posture of a hungry chick, he may actually feed her. The male may also feed the female during the breeding and incubation period.

 

House Finches are one of the few birds that are aggressive enough to keep House Sparrows out of their birdhouse and evict them.

 

Originally only a resident of Mexico and the southwestern United States, they were introduced to eastern North America in the 1940s. The birds were being sold illegally in New York while marketed as the "Hollywood Finch." Many vendors and owners released the birds into the wild in order to avoid prosecution. The released birds spread rapidly and, in some unforested areas, have displaced the native Purple Finch. In 1870, they were introduced into Hawaii.

 

Information was taken from this web site:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_finch

☆Location: State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Sources: rusmuseumvrm.ru/data/collections/painting/17_19/zh-4516/i...:

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This is the most significant portrait work of Pavel Fedotov. As in other works. The artist combines portrait and genre tasks. He recreates in detail the environment in which the model resides, introduces the action - playing the piano. But he seemed to interrupt this game, turning the girl’s head and gaze towards the viewer, distracting the model from the lesson.

A girl in a blue dress and a white apron is depicted at the time of the performance of the piano piece: her eyebrows are raised slightly in surprise, the seriousness in her eyes is muffled by a slight smile on her lips. With the help of certain compositional techniques, the artist allows the viewer to feel the character and mood of his model.

The girl appears before us in all the complexity of her spiritual being, during the period of awakening of feelings, purposeful movement to the future. Her gaze expresses the complex spiritual interweaving. It has both confidence and alertness, a desire to let an outside observer into the world of one’s feelings and, at the same time, isolate oneself from it. It testifies that the very soul of young Zhdanovich is still in formation, in the process of formation.

The neutral background is slightly highlighted around the figure, creating a feeling of a light-air environment and at the same time emphasizing its central position on the canvas. The portrait is notable for its directness and craftsmanship. Despite the miniature, the painting is bold and energetic. The head and arms are especially clearly molded. The characteristics of the face indicate strength, passion, liveliness and, at the same time, the softness of the character of the model. The rich linear and black-and-white rhythm of the canvas, restrained pastel colors in clothes and the workshop's transmission of the texture of the tree with soft colors gives rise to a feeling of calm and home comfort.

Such girls from good Russian families became Decembrists and Democrats, they were devoted to the end to their beloved person, and to a great deed, but they could also live a decent ordinary life without sacrificing the principles of morality and spirituality, spreading the light around them of your soul. That is how Nadezhda Petrovna Zhdanovich spent her long life. Zhdanovich Nadezhda Petrovna (1836 - 1915) - daughter P.V. Zhdanovich and his second wife, O.P. Zhdanovich. She was brought up in the Imperial Educational Society of Noble Maidens at Smolny, released in 1854. She was married to an officer of the Finnish regiment A.I. Werner, later general from infantry.

She owned a collection of Fedotov’s works, autographs of his poems, she carefully kept about forty letters of Fedotov (they disappeared somewhere in historical storms) and his drawings, which at the end of days, already in the midst of the First World War, transferred to the Russian Museum.

 

Nadenka Zhdanovich Fedotov knew very little, three or four years ago he made paired watercolor portraits of her and her sister Olya, painting both in the same red dresses with bare hands (the first one was preserved, the second one disappeared). Even then, in a teenage girl with a serious look, he guessed the character that was now quite evident in a young girl-institute: purity without hypocrisy, femininity without hypocrisy, dignity without arrogance, liveliness without coquetry, mind without pedantry, modesty without pejorativeness.

How many years have already passed, and her ashes have long decayed, and on a tiny Fedotov canvas, this pearl of Russian painting, everyone glows and will shine wonderful blue eyes and a light smile that do not conceal any riddles except a simple but eternal riddle of enchanting female charms.

No matter how beautiful the earlier, earlier portraits of Fedotov were beautiful in their own way, in none of them, perhaps, he could not have reached such a height as in the portrait of Nadenka Zhdanovich

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Las Médulas, located near the town of Ponferrada in the region of El Bierzo (León province, Castile and León, Spain), used to be the most important gold mine in the Roman Empire. Las Médulas Cultural Landscape is listed by the UNESCO as one of the World Heritage Sites.

 

The spectacular landscape of Las Médulas resulted from the Ruina Montium, a Roman mining technique described by Pliny the Elder in 77 AD consisted of undermining the mountain with large quantities of water supplied by at least seven long aqueducts tapping the rivers in the nearby mountains. The same aqueducts were used to wash the extensive gold deposits, a precursor of Californian hydraulic mining. The area Hispania Tarraconensis had been invaded in 25 BC by the emperor Augustus, so the mining was initiated some time after the region had been subdued.

 

To bring the necessary water from the Sierra de La Cabrera mountains to Las Médulas, a system of at least seven parallel aqueducts more than a hundred kilometers long in total were constructed, with some parts still well preserved in precipitous locations, and including some rock-cut inscriptions.

 

More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_M%c3%a9dulas

 

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Las Médulas, situado en las inmediaciones del pueblo homónimo, en la comarca de El Bierzo, provincia de León, Comunidad Autónoma de Castilla y León, España, es un entorno paisajístico formado por los restos de una antigua explotación minera de oro de la época romana, cuando la zona pertenecía a la provincia de Gallaecia. El enorme trabajo de ingeniería realizado para la extracción del mineral supuso una gran destrucción del medio ambiente, pero dio como resultado un paisaje grandioso y espectacular de arenas rojizas, perfectamente integrado con la vegetación de castaños y robles, que fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1997.

 

Las Médulas fue en su origen una explotación romana de oro a cielo abierto, aunque los pueblos indígenas prerromanos ya habían explotado el yacimiento, lavando los lodos y las arenas. Seguramente los romanos empezaron a trabajar en la zona en la época del emperador Octavio Augusto, quien dirigió personalmente la mayor parte de las acciones que entre los años 26 y 19 a. C. conquistaron definitivamente los pueblos del norte de la península Ibérica.

 

Cabe destacar la acción del monte Medulio, donde se verifica el holocausto de cántabros y astures, que prefieren darse muerte antes que entregarse. No obstante, la ubicación del monte Medulio es todavía objeto de discusión.

 

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We had some some of the best light of the year on the central coast tonight. As I left the house and hit the highway, I couldn't take my eyes off the fantastic clouds and golden beams of light. Just beautiful. And I was running late. I should have already been shooting this stuff, but I just floored the pedal and headed for Davenport as quick as I could. I knew exactly where I wanted to go--down to the Davenport pier at beach level as these clouds were what I'd always envisioned behind the pier, but had never gotten before. When I got up there, I was shocked at how far to the north

the sun was setting--too far out of frame for what I had in mind. Right then I decided if I went down to the beach, I'd be missing whatever color this sunset would offer. So I stayed on the bluffs and shot it from all directions. It was all slightly disappointing, as these little adventures often are for me when I fail to get the shot I wanted.

But you often end up with interesting stuff anyway. And I kind of liked this shot, with the cliff walls and cloud banks framing the pier right and left, top and bottom.

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The Summer Palace or Yihe yuan (traditional Chinese: 頤和園; simplified Chinese: 颐和园; pinyin: Yíhé Yuán; literally "Gardens of Nurtured Harmony") is a palace in Beijing, China. The Summer Palace is mainly dominated by Longevity Hill (60 meters high) and the Kunming Lake. It covers an expanse of 2.9 square kilometers, three quarters of which is water. The central Kunming Lake covering 2.2 square kilometers was entirely man made and the excavated soil was used to build Longevity Hill. In its compact 70,000 square meters of building space, one finds a variety of palaces, gardens, and other classical-style architectural structures.

 

The Summer Palace started out life as the Garden of Clear Ripples (traditional Chinese: 清漪園; simplified Chinese: 清漪园; pinyin: Qīngyī Yuán) in 1750 (Reign Year 15 of Emperor Qianlong). Artisans reproduced the garden architecture styles of various palaces in China. Kunming Lake was created by extending an existing body of water to imitate the West Lake in Hangzhou. The palace complex suffered two major attacks--during the Anglo-French allied invasion of 1860 (with the Old Summer Palace also ransacked at the same time), and during the Boxer Rebellion, in an attack by the eight allied powers in 1900. The garden survived and was rebuilt in 1886 and 1902. In 1888, it was given the current name, Yihe Yuan. It served as a summer resort for Empress Dowager Cixi, who diverted 30 million taels of silver, said to be originally designated for the Chinese navy (Beiyang Fleet), into the reconstruction and enlargement of the Summer Palace.

 

In December 1998, UNESCO included the Summer Palace on its World Heritage List. It declared the Summer Palace "a masterpiece of Chinese landscape garden design. The natural landscape of hills and open water is combined with artificial features such as pavilions, halls, palaces, temples and bridges to form a harmonious ensemble of outstanding aesthetic value." It is a popular tourist destination but also serves as a recreational park. - Wiki

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Accommodations in the Amazon aren't that plentiful. Our choice was Ariau Towers. For those familiar with the Survivor TV Show, this was the hotel the film crew stayed in during the taping of Survivor: The Amazon. The hotel looked like it had seen better days, but then again the conditions are rather harsh. It's hard to describe how much the area floods, hence everything being built on stilts. Some of the more famous guests have included Bill Gates, Jimmy Carter, Susan Sarandon, Alanis Morissette, etc... This picture is the interior of one of the towers. Our room was the one on the left.

 

With all that said, probably one of the things I will remember most from this location was our guide. He told us of how they would paddle on the river two hours one-way to the nearest school each day. He was currently in the midst of teaching himself his fifth language. His determination to better himself was inspiring.

 

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2{Fifty Two} Bad Santa!

 

This shot came about while I was in the shower… it’s where all my best ideas come from. I had been pondering what to do for this week’s photo and I knew I wanted a Christmas theme. I had been tossing around the idea of Santa being a criminal, nay, the best criminal. Who would suspect Santa?

 

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Walking through your living room on Christmas Eve.

 

You: Hey Santa, what’s happening?

 

Santa, who is crawling into your house through a fire place with a very large loot bag and begins stuffing your belongings into it.

 

Santa: You know, same ol’ same ol’.

 

And you keep on going because it’s Santa, and why would Santa want to steal your things?

 

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I think “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” must have had some influence on this idea.

 

So I wanted to have a scene with a tree and I fireplace and I would be dressed all in black with a balaclava and a Santa hat, but since all I had was a balaclava and a hat, I had to change my idea. So the idea of what would Santa’s mug shot look like was born. I left the mask on for a couple reasons, I don’t look anything like Santa and I thought it would be funny for Santa to try and hide his identity in a hat and to have his beard flowing out the bottom.

 

The nameplate style was based on Tupac Shakur’s mug shot and the text and height bars were done in post. I'm not really 6'4" or 275 lbs. I wanted santa to be tall, but I must have put him on a diet. I don't think it is accurate.

 

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I walked up to the tree, admiring the tiny white flowers on the branches

Not long ago, these trees held nothing; all the leaves had died

I asked the flowers, "What made you decide to bloom this year?

Why didn't you stay hidden in your branches, where it was safe?

Why do you always do the same thing every year?"

 

They looked back at me and quivered slightly with the wind

"Well," the flowers said, "the world is sad and dreary for so long

and we bring happiness back to it."

I considered this. "What makes people so happy when spring comes?"

 

The flowers looked up at the sun. "Change," the smallest bloom sighed.

"The world needs that every once in a while; it brings happiness.

If the world did not need to change, then we would never grow."

I nodded and smiled at the idea. I hadn't thought of it that way before.

I could only hear the slight rustle of the branches as I walked back the way I had come.

 

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These rather large beauties are right on our property line so my neighbor and I share them and share credit for their beauty

 

The road to happiness lies in two simple principles: find what it is that interests you and that you can do well, and when you find it put your whole soul into it - every bit of energy and ambition and natural ability you have.

 

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Established in 1908, AC is the oldest British car manufacturer that is still making vehicles today. The AC name came from the name of their first commercial 3-wheeler; The Autocarrier; that was designed and manufactured by John Weller. He previously had his own business in South London (UK) in 1903 making the Weller car but this was not a great success.

     

The 1914 AC Sociable

   

The Autocarrier was built as a small delivery van and became very succesful. It was also very fashionable the time for companies to have at least one Autocarrier as a delivery van. lIn 1908 a new a passenger version that was called the AC Sociable was introduced. The name came from the fact that the passenger and driver's seat were side by side and not in a tandem design as with many other 3-wheelers at the time and it was also the first time that the initials AC were used. The British Army also used AC Sociables due to their reliabilty and they were fitted with customized bodywork that acted as machine gun carriers.

   

During the First World War AC continued to produce vehicles as well as shells and fuses. By 1919 they were back in full car production again. The new Models were now produced with 10 and 12 hp engines and were later replaced by a six-cylinder 16hp model. For the next few years AC turned to producing 4-wheeled vehicles and did not produce another 3-wheeler until 1953 with the AC Petite. The Petite was powered by a 346cc single cylinder two-stroke Villiers engine and had an aluminium body fastened to a light steel frame. The cars however were not a great success. Despite their price of £400 the car looked like the government-sponsored invalid cars that AC also made and so the Petite were not widely accepted. Production continued until 1958, though AC continued to make invalid cars until the early 1970's when AC then concentrated on just 4-wheelers again.

       

The 1953 AC Petite

     

THE AC COBRA

   

A special chapter in the Cobra's history is it's racing career. Racing driver Carroll Shelby conceived the Cobra with the intention to win races with it to generate good publicity for the car and kindling sales. These days the popular myth is that the Cobra dominated GT racing in its days, but this is, like all myths, not completely true.

  

In the US the Cobra roadsters did particularly well in local races for practically a decade. There it took full advantage of its favorable power to weight ratio and its sprinting capacities on the relatively short tracks. In international production car races however it was less than successful. During the 1960s the time that open roadsters were competitive in top level racing had passed and high maximum speeds and therefore aerodynamics became more important. The cars to beat were all coupes with much better shapes to slice trough the air.

  

This became very clear during Shelby's first attempt at the Le Mans race with the Cobra in 1963. Two Mk II Cobras were entered, one prepared by Ed Hugus and one by AC Cars, both fitted with hardtops to reduce drag on the long Mulsanne straight. Only the right hand drive AC entry (resembling the car you see here) survived at the end and finished 7th, beaten by 6 Ferraris. The conclusion was that the roadster lacked top speed to win races on the longer international circuits.

        

The Cobra is a high powered, hand crafted aluminium bodied sports car of the 1960's . Its creation, production and ongoing development being the result of joint Anglo American co-operation between Carroll Shelby, AC Cars Limited and The Ford Motor Company. The AC/Shelby/Ford Cobra was a huge success. The combination of British craftsmanship, Ford Power and Carroll Shelby's foresight, determination and racing successes made the Cobra famous and today ranks among the most collectible and valuable of classic motor cars. Today's AC Cobra is still entirely hand made by the same traditional British coach-building methods used by AC Cars in the 1960's and utilising the same original Cobra tooling. Each part is painstakingly hand crafted to the highest possible standards from the aluminium outer body to the leather trimmed interior. The Cobra name and Trademark were sold to Ford Motor Company by Carroll Shelby in 1965 and AC Cars are the only Company in the world licenced by Ford to use the famed Cobra Trademark and name on their product.

   

AC COBRA ENGINE SPECS

   

Manufacturer

  

Ford

 

Configuration

  

V8

 

Capacity

  

4942 cc (302 cu in)

 

Bore

  

101.6 mm (4.0 in)

 

Stroke

  

76.2 mm (3.0 in)

 

Compression ratio

  

9.0:1

 

Valve gear

  

OHV

 

Aspiration

  

Electronic fuel injection

 

Power (DIN/rpm)

  

225 bhp @ 4200 rpm

 

Torque (DIN/rpm)

  

300 lb ft @ 3200 rpm

 

Power to weight ratio

  

200 bhp per ton

       

The AC Cobra

     

After the disappointing finish at Le Mans Ford and Shelby decided to concentrate their international racing efforts on the Lola based GT40 project. The GT40 still needed a lot of development and to fill the gap until the GT40 could be entered competitively Shelby agreed to a proposal by young designer Peter Brock to create an aerodynamic coupe body on the chassis of the Cobra 289. This option had occurred as a result of a recent change in FIA homologation rules for GT racing cars.

   

Now it had become possible to either change the body or the chassis of the car without making another 100 examples of it to qualify it as a GT car. The intention of this was to make slight enhancements possible for small manufacturers taking part in the series, like fitting wider tires or extra air intakes, but there were no exact boundaries defined. This made fitting the sleek GTO body on the 250 GT berlinetta chassis possible for Ferrari and Brock envisioned something similar for the Cobra 289.

  

A small development team was formed by Brock, racing driver and engineer Ken Miles and mechanic John Olsen and in September 1963 work on the Cobra coupe started. The objective was to wrap an aluminium body as tightly as possible around the Cobra's underpinnings to reduce frontal area, to make it cut through the air and yet to meet FIA regulations regarding windows, windshield, spare tire and so on.

       

AC Cobra Le Mans Replica 1964

     

Then a winning spree of almost 2 years started with a successful 1964 Le Mans race. Two Daytona coupes were entered and they were so quick that they left all competition behind and ran with the cars in the faster prototype class. Drivers Dan Gurney and Bob Bondurant took 4th overall and 1st in the GT class, defeating the magnificent Ferraris 250 GTO. More victories followed but after cancellation of the Italian Monza race the Cobra Daytona coupe just nearly missed the GT World Championship crown which was snapped up by Ferrari's 250 GTO.

  

Ferrari didn't compete in the 1965 GT World Championship, lacking a car to beat the mighty Cobra Daytonas. The Daytona coupes, entered by Alan Mann racing from Britain as Shelby was busy with the GT40 programme, then dominated on the international circuits, scoring victories in 8 of the 10 championship races. The 1965 Manufacturers Championship was easily won.

  

After the 1965 season Ford and Shelby lost all interest in the Cobra Daytona coupe, since they were moving on with the GT40 effort and didn't want in-house competition from the Daytona coupe. The coupes were left in England with Alan Mann but under a threat of a large tax fine (the cars never being officially imported) they were flown back to Shelby in the US who had a hard time selling them. It took a few years to get rid of them at prices of around 5000 US Dollars.

       

AC Cobra Daytona Coupe 1964

     

That last bit is hard to believe nowadays. The Daytona coupes are the most valuable of all original Cobras, each of them worth over a million US dollars, at least ten times as much as a Cobra roadster. And rightfully so, it's a beautiful beast looking like it is all coiled for a huge jump forward and it's packing an enormous punch. The Daytona coupes are largely responsible, certainly outside the US, for the Cobra's fabled racing heritage in which the "regular" Cobra roadsters played a minor part. In that respect it's a pity that there wasn't a street version developed of the Daytona coupe, sort of like a reinvented AC Aceca, at the right time it might have rendered the Cobra an image similar to that of Ferrari instead of being a specialty car.

  

Never the less, the Cobra became an icon. It may have its flaws, like being impractical, difficult to control (especially the 427) and lacking chassis rigidity, its uncompromising nature, appealing looks and unsurpassed dynamic sensations more than make up for that. There are far more enthusiasts than original Cobras, so expect a substantial price if you want to obtain one.

       

THE AC ACE

 

The new AC Ace model received rave reviews from the motoring press in 1995 but never entered full production. Its design is now being revised to meet safety and environmental regulations and offer even greater driving enjoyment.

       

AC Ace

   

The latest AC Ace has been designed and developed not only to meet the rigorous and exacting safety and emission requirements of the EEC and North America, but also to provide an aerodynamically stable, long-lasting vehicle that is both practical and remarkably easy to drive. Yet, at the same time, it has the exciting performance and handling characteristics of the almost forgotten golden age of powerful front-engined British sports cars. The massive construction of the stainless steel alloy monocoque-type chassis, together with the aluminium outer body panels, provide an immensely rigid and corrosion-resistant platform to mount the race-inspired suspension, ABS controlled ventilated power disc brakes and variable-ratio power-assisted steering. Sacrificial crash structures and hydraulic rams are incorporated into the front and rear of the monocoque, capable of progressively absorbing substantial impact without damage to the main chassis and cockpit areas whilst extensive door beams protect driver and passenger from side impact.

   

Wide-based unequal-length wishbones, gas-filled dampers (twin at the rear) and concentric coil springs impart the traditional firm feel of a powerful sports car without impairing ride quality or transmitting vibration and harshness into the cabin. Though front engined, a 50/50 front/rear weight distribution has been achieved to provide precise and balanced handling that both reassures and rewards the driver. The ACE's 5.0 litre EFI catalytic V8 engine, coupled either to the 5-speed manual or the optional 4-speed automatic transmission, allows effortless acceleration up to a top speed in excess of 140mph. At the same time, 28 Tclean' miles per imperial gallon can be achieved on unleaded fuel. British craftsmanship is evident the moment you sit behind the wheel.

   

Trimmed extensively in the finest Connolly hide, wool carpets and burr elm veneers, the interior imparts a feeling of luxury and natural warmth. Fully adjustable seats, adjustable steering column and air conditioning provide driver comfort whilst the fully retractable power hood provides an all-weather sports car for all climates. The joy of experiencing comfortable open-top motoring regardless of the season is, of course, the true purpose of the Ace. The Ace's unique and distinctive shape is the result of extensive wind tunnel testing resulting in excellent aerodynamics providing high speed stability. Of equal concern was the desire to reduce cockpit turbulence during Ttop-down' motoring. The Ace features a remarkable absence of the wearying and undesirable wind buffeting normally associated with open-top vehicles. In every sense, the AC ACE and the AC COBRA are both traditional British sports cars from Britain's oldest manufacturer designed predominantly for the American market to invigorate and satisfy those who take personal pride and derive pleasure from their open top motoring.

       

AC Ace

         

1901

  

John Weller, an engineer backed by John Portwine, a wealthy tradesman, set up a small engineering workshop in South London to build motor cars.

 

1903

  

A two-cylinder 10 hp model and a four-cylinder 20 hp model were displayed at the British Motor Show. Autocar June 6th reported, RWe foresee a brilliant future for the Weller car and its talented designerS.

 

1904

  

The firm, then known as Autocar & Accessories Limited, produced a commercial vehicle known as the Autocarrier. This was a 5.6 hp air cooled single cylinder tricycle built as a delivery vehicle P which proved successful.

 

1905

  

The Autocarrier found an immediate market and became a familiar sight. It was fashionable for firms such as Maple & Co, Dickens & Jones and Goodyear Tyre Co to have at least one as a delivery van. One concern ran a fleet of over 70.

 

1907

  

A passenger-carrying version of the Autocarrier was made, known as the Sociable. Its simple and practical design ensured its production until 1915. The abbreviation AC was used for the first time and in November a new company was formed, Autocarriers Limited, taking over Autocar & Accessories but with Weller and Portwine still as Directors.

 

1910

  

TMotor Cycling' August shows the Autocarrier adapted for military needs. The 25th London Cyclist Regiment was equipped with these vehicles. Maxim guns were mounted on special bodywork and other Autocarriers were adapted as ammunition transporters. The Autocarrier was chosen by the military authorities because of its reliability, lusty performance and special manOuvrability.

 

1911

  

Autocarriers Limited moved to larger premises at Thames Ditton in Surrey, at which time Weller designed AC's first production four-wheel car.

 

1914

  

During the First World War, AC's efforts were concerned with the manufacture of shells and fuses.

 

1918

  

Full production commenced with the two-seater, four-cylinder car which sold at #255. The cars were immediately successful in competition, particularly in hillclimbs and early trials such as the Land's End.

 

1921

  

Showrooms and offices in London's Regent Street were opened, and racing driver S. F. Edge joined the board of Directors. Weller and Portwine resigned. Edge became Chairman and AC Cars Limited was formed. The cars were sporting in character, possessed an amazing performance and were equipped with stylish bodies offered in a range of colours. Success in both competitive and ordinary motoring proved the AC slogan at the time: TThe First Light Six - and still the best'.

 

1922

  

Of all AC's competition achievements, they were especially proud of having covered one hundred miles in the hour, with a special AC record-breaker powered by their four-cylinder, four valve per cylinder engine. Mr J. A. Joyce drove the car at Brooklands in November and completely shattered all the light car records, the fastest lap being the last one at 104.85 mph.

 

1928

  

Seven models were now on offer, ranging from the Aceca two-seater coupe to a long wheelbase coachbuilt saloon. The output of the AC six-cylinder engine increased from 40 to 56 bhp. The AC Car Company was at this time one of Britain's largest automobile manufacturers.

 

1929

  

The World economic recession - AC Cars Limited, together with many others of the period, went into voluntary liquidation.

 

1930

  

William A. E. Hurlock and his brother, Charles F. Hurlock, purchased the AC Car Company. No new cars were produced but servicing facilities were maintained. Pressure from satisfied AC customers persuaded the new Directors that there was a future for limited production of hand-made cars for a specialist market. Throughout the Tthirties', the AC six-cylinder engine served faithfully in achieving tremendous results in events such as the RAC and Monte Carlo Rallies. With showrooms in Park Lane, London, the Company was prosperous and stable.

 

1931

  

The name Ace was used for the first time.

 

1933

  

Four new cars were entered in the RAC Rally, and all of them took prizes. A four-seater sports driven by Miss Kitty Brunel scored an outright win, Charles Hurlock took fourth place, William Hurlock sixth and Mrs G Daniel finished seventh and took first prize in the concours dTelegance.

 

1937

  

AC found export sales in North America.

 

1939

  

The outbreak of World War 2. All production facilities were turned over to the war effort for the manufacture of fire-fighting equipment, aircraft parts, radar vans, flame throwers, guns and sights.

 

1945

  

When war activities ceased, thoughts turned again to motor cars. Slowly, following much development and improvement, production grew.

 

1950

  

Five cars per week were produced of the Two Litre model, which was available in several body styles.

 

1953

  

The AC Ace, an open top two-seater sports car was produced and quickly gained a big following amongst sporting motorists. It was highly successful in British TClub' racing, being the type of fast, tough car that a private owner could race and rally and still use for everyday motoring. The AC Cobra evolved from the AC Ace .

 

1954

  

The Aceca Coupe was introduced at the London Motor Show and went into production the following year.

 

1957

  

Le Mans - Ace Bristol finished tenth overall. Efforts never concentrated solely on cars and the familiar blue invalid carriages were turned out by the hundreds at Thames Ditton, alongside the high powered sports cars.

 

1958

  

Le Mans - Special-bodied Ace Bristol finished eighth, a standard version ninth.

 

1961

  

Carroll Shelby, a Texan ex-race driver, entered negotiations with AC Cars and with the backing of The Ford Motor Company, proposed the installation of a large Ford vee eight engine in the current lightweight AC Ace. Built by AC Cars, the combination resulted in the AC Cobra, one of the fastest and most brutal sports cars ever produced.

 

1962

  

AC Cars production concentrated on manufacturing the AC Cobra. Each one was hand built at the factory in Thames Ditton.

 

1963

  

The AC Cobra caused a sensation by racing along the M1 motorway at 196 mph, leading to questions being raised in Parliament. Production of the AC Cobra was now 15 cars per week. The AC plant at Taggs Island, situated half a mile from the main AC Works, was fully occupied with the manufacture of motorised invalid carriages for the Ministry of Health. 1,200 invalid carriages were produced.

 

1964

  

Following the motorway sprint, a 70 mph legal speed limit was introduced. Two AC Cobras were entered in the Le Mans 24 Hour Race, the AC entry was the first British car to finish. By now, the 427 AC Cobra had the distinction of being listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the fastest production car in the world, a title which it held for several years.

 

1965

  

The AC Cobra wins The Sports Car World Championship.

 

1967

  

AC Cars produced the 428, a seven-litre sporting model with a body design by Frua of Turin. 29 Convertible and 51 Fastback vehicles were produced up to 1973, when production ceased.

 

1970

  

During the 1970s and early 1980s AC developed and produced the ME3000, a totally new mid-engined two-seater sports car.

 

1985

  

The updated 5.0 litre AC Cobra is re-introduced into North America, using the original tooling and meeting 50 State EPA and DOT Federal Regulations.

 

1986

  

After some 56 years of ownership, the Hurlock family sold their controlling interest in AC Cars to the joint ownership of Autokraft Limited and the Ford Motor Company. William Hurlock's son Derek retired as Chairman. The AC Ace prototype is displayed at the Birmingham Motor Show.

 

1988

  

AC Cars moved into a new purpose-built factory of some 90,000 square feet sited within the historic Brooklands race track, scene of so many achievements by AC Cars during the 1920s. The AC Ace is redesigned for the 1990's sports car market.

 

1990

  

The RlightweightS version of the AC Cobra is introduced.

 

1991

  

The AC Ace pre-production vehicle is constructed by Autokraft. The body styling is by International Automotive Design (IAD) of Worthing. IAD continue to assist AC Cars in design engineering to meet full International Certification regulations.

 

1992

  

Brian Angliss personally acquires Ford's interest in AC Cars Limited. The AC Ace is developed into its final production form for 1993 launch. The AC Cobra Lightweight is re-engineered to meet 1993 EEC and 49 State North American Certification Standards. AC Cars returns to London Showrooms after an absence of 50 years.

 

1993

  

The AC Ace receives full EEC type approval and is launched at The London Motorshow.

 

1994

  

The AC Ace enters production.

 

1995

  

The AC Ace unveiled to North America at the Detroit Motorshow.

 

1996

  

One of the world's best known classic sports cars - the AC Cobra - has been saved. A new company - AC Car Group Ltd - has acquired the assets and business of the former AC Cars company, Britain's car maker with the longest record of continuous production.

Venecia. Italia.

 

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Piazza San Marco (often known in English as St Mark's Square), is the principal public square of Venice, Italy, where it is generally known just as "the Piazza". All other urban spaces in the city (except the Piazzetta and the Piazzale Roma) are called "campi" (fields). The Piazzetta (the 'little Piazza') is an extension of the Piazza towards the lagoon in its south east corner (See plan). The two spaces together form the social, religious and political centre of Venice and are commonly considered together. This article relates to both of them.

A remark usually attributed to Napoleon calls the Piazza San Marco "the drawing room of Europe". (The attribution to Napoleon is unproven).[1] It is one of the few great urban spaces in Europe where human voices prevail over the sounds of motorized traffic.

 

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Cuando me enteré que Ouka Leele exponía en Zamora no me lo podía creer, siempre la había admirado y seguido su obra. Asi que me fuí a ver la exposición. Os la recomiendo,me pareció fantástica. No se podían hacer fotos, pero...ahí está una pequeña muestra de su obra y mi pequeño homenaje.

Kenny G

 

Ouka Leele expone en Zamora 64 fotografías en mediano y gran formato .En un recorrido cinematográfico, la exposición "Ouka Leele inédita" descubre las imágenes más íntimas nunca publicadas de una de las artistas más importantes del panorama artístico nacional e internacional.

  

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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" "

 

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En 1690, le marquis de Louvois, Ministre de Guerre de Louis XIV, ordonne à l'intendant Bégon la construction d'un fort sur la pointe d'un rocher nommé « Le Chapus ». Construit face à la citadelle du Château d'Oléron, il permettait de croiser les tirs des canons et de verrouiller l'accès sud à la rade de Rochefort.

La réalisation des plans est confiée à François Ferry. L'ingénieur dessine un fort ovale, à deux étages de canons, relié à la côte par une chaussée de 400 mètres submersible à marée haute.

Ce projet ambitieux est remis en cause à la mort de Louvois. Vauban réduit le projet : seule la moitié de l'ovale est réalisée, donnant ce plan en fer à cheval doté d'un unique étage de batteries et d'un donjon central entouré d'une douve.

La construction débute en 1691 et s'achève en 1694. Il est le dernier ouvrage de fortification maritime commandé par Louis XIV.

Le 10 septembre 1944, après la libération de Marennes, les Allemands qui occupent encore Oléron tirent des obus sur le fort depuis l'île. Très endommagé, il est acheté par la commune de Bourcefranc en 1960 et restauré. Il ouvre au public en 1972. La caserne, le donjon et le magasin à poudre sont aujourd'hui des espaces muséographiques

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This is my take on a recent visit to the Seaton Deleval Hall Mauselium with a great bunch of guys , Mike , Paul & Allan . We had discussed going here a month ago and i sent Mick a flash earth aerial shot after he seen a shot from Paul at the same spot. The text came in and it was on... the 4 of us would hit the joint at 7pm after dark and get busy with some wool and waftery. The location is dreamy for this type of stuff and with that its bloody spooky especially in the crypt beneath accessible by a small tunnel :O Upon arrival after having a deeky round i decided on dusting off my Samyang 8mm Fisheye to try and cram in the whole scene. I think it was a good choice as it captured a huge amount of the interior and even the doorway behind my head which wasnt that high really lol. Cracking lens for the money if you can deal with the fully manual settings. That said you dont really have to focus on it :D

In this scene you have Light Painter extraordinaire Mike Ridley who was testing out his new wool burning doofer which was canny cool :D The stone work was also lit up with a green torch.

 

The shot was mono'd up in Silver Efex Pro 2 which i thought really brought out the stone work. I will defo go back here as it has star trails written all over it (you can see part of the plough in the central hole in the roof) Infact i will go in the day time as i'd like to do an Equirectangular Pano also.

 

All in all i have to say it was a brilliant night and i should defo whack on the Sammy more often as it gives that different perspective. If anyone is after something a bit different then check out the lens which is around £220. Its now available for £250 chipped so it meters etc whereas on my D5000 it doesnt.

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Please have a look at the other lads Streams, you wont be disappointed :D

 

Hecho, Huesca (Spain).

 

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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

Go sing, too loud. Make your voice break- Sing it out. Go scream, do shout. Make an earthquake...You wish fire would die and turn colder. You wish, your young, could see you grow older. We should always know that we can do anything.

 

Go drum, too proud. Make your hands ache - Play it out. Go march through a crowd

Make your day break...

 

You wish silence released noise in tremors. You wish, I know it, surrender to summers. We should always know that we can do everything.

 

Go do, you'll know how to. Just let yourself, fall into landslide. Go do, you'll know how to. Just let yourself, give into low tide.

 

Go do!

 

Tie strings to clouds. Make your own lake - Let it flow. Throw seeds to sprout. Make your own break - Let them grow. Let them grow (Endless summers). Let them grow (Endless summers). (Go do endless summers)

 

You will survive, will never stop wonders. You and sunrise will never fall under. You will survive, will never stop wonders. You and sunrise will never fall under. We should always know that we can do everything

 

Go do!

 

-Jonsi

 

I haven't stepped in front of my own camera in what seems forever. Sometimes it feels like the only way I can express myself. Words and voices can be lost into the ever changing air, and then we are left with only a feeling. What you do with it is your choice. Occasionally you want to throw it back for someone else to capture, but then there's the times you want to revel in a moment and never let go. Over and over and over again. If it doesn't bring you joy, let it go. Just open your hands and release everything. If it's worth it, it will come back to you.

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The Prague Astronomical Clock or Prague Orloj (Czech: Pražský orloj [pra?ski? ?rl?i]) is a medieval astronomical clock located in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. The Orloj is mounted on the southern wall of Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square and is a popular tourist attraction.

 

The Orloj is composed of three main components: the astronomical dial, representing the position of the Sun and Moon in the sky and displaying various astronomical details; "The Walk of the Apostles", a clockwork hourly show of figures of the Apostles and other moving sculptures; and a calendar dial with medallions representing the months.

 

The oldest part of the Orloj, the mechanical clock and astronomical dial, dates back to 1410 when it was made by clockmaker Mikuláš of Kadan and Jan Šindel, the latter a professor of mathematics and astronomy at Charles University.

Later, presumably around 1490, the calendar dial was added and clock facade decorated with gothic sculptures.

In 1552 it was repaired by Jan Taborský, clock-master of Orloj, who also wrote a report on the clock where he mentioned Hanuš as maker of the clock.

The Orloj stopped working many times in the centuries after 1552, and was repaired many times. In the 17th century moving statues were added, and figures of the Apostles were added after major repair in 1865-1866.

The Orloj suffered heavy damage on May 7 and especially May 8, 1945, during the Prague Uprising, when Germans directed incendiary fire from several armored vehicles and an anti-aircraft gun to the south-west side of the Old Town Square in an effort to silence the provocative broadcasting initiated by the National Committee on May 5. The hall and nearby buildings burned along with the wooden sculptures on the Orloj and the calendar dial face made by Josef Mánes. The machinery was repaired, the wooden Apostles restored by Vojtech Sucharda, and the Orloj started working again in 1948, but only after significant effort [1].

There exists a good deal of misinformation relating to the construction of the Orloj . For a long time it was believed that the Orloj was constructed in 1490 by clockmaster Jan Ruže (also called Hanuš) and his assistant Jakub Cech. Another fictitious story involves the clockmaker Hanuš being blinded on the order of the Prague Councillors.

 

From Wikipedia

Yesterday I presented this panel to get my Licentiateship (L) from the Irish Photographic Federation (IPF) - the umbrella body for Irish camera clubs. The final images are here and previously posted versions are here. All were reworked from scratch for the panel – including spot removal, exposure, vibrance, cropping, flipping, sharpening, and edge burning – much of the work was done in Lightroom 2 but Photoshop CS4 was used to prepare the final sharpening masks and for edge burning according to The Art of Printing Photos on Your Epson Printer by Micheal Freeman and John Beardsworth. I also did quite a few local adjustments to the portraits to enhance skin, eyes, hair and makeup issues. Cropping and flipping was required to combine the IPF’s requirements that an L Panel should (i) show basic competence in a variety of photographic genres, and (ii) come together in physically cohesive way, i.e. with the edge pictures looking into the panel and a symmetrical layout of images and formats. To keep track of the stages that each image was put through, as well as changes in the panel layout, I used a spreadsheet that included an copy of the layout thumbnails. Apart from the work on the individual images, I really enjoyed the experience of putting together a photographic project.

 

Many thanks to past & present Offshooters for advice, critiques, outings and studio setups during the shooting and preparation of this panel including Carl, Darragh, Kevin who also got his L yesterday, Maik, Matthew, Nicky, Olive, Richie, Seamus, Wendy, and particularly to Steve for advice on colour calibration, printing and for mounting the prints – apologies to anyone I have omitted. Thanks also to Rua Red in Tallaght, particularly Hugh and Al Higgins, where I printed the panel on Ilford Galarie Smooth Pearl paper using an Epson 3800 printer in their media room – this is a great resource; Mark Sedgewick, the outgoing president of the IPF for the distinctions talks and seminars; and to Karen for critiquing the panel. Finally, thanks to the models Oksana, Rozanna and Rachel and to Martin Colfer from whose angling boat I got the cetacean shots.

 

Apart from my own panel, it was a great experience to see up to 50 other L panels and about 25 A panels in Athlone yesterday, most of very high quality. For me and, I think many people, the two best were CatMacBride’s Fairytales and Scott MacBride’s crazy self-portraits. It was also great to see Polina Kasapova’s successful L panel of birds, many from the Galapagos.

 

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/

 

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Se el mar con l'onda salada,

el toccass la Baia del Re,

Cors San Gottard e via Meda,

sarien pien de forestee.

Fuss Gratosoeui on’isoletta,

piena de oliv e de agrumm

e ben piantada in Conchetta,

fuss 'na montagna col fumm,

se tutt quest chì el fuss possibil

ghe sariom minga nun.

 

Milan, bella Milan,

te see la mia innamorada.

Per ti, bella cittaa,

hoo pestaa ona gran crappada.

Stanott, chì in de per mi,

settaa su ona banchetta,

mi voraría vess poetta

e cantà Milan.

 

Se el Paradis che prometten,

el fuss bell come te see.

Se in de 'sto Regn trasportassen

el Vicolin di Lavandee.

Se i Sant cantassen in coro,

i canzonett meneghinn,

fuss angiolin e angiolette

tucc Martinitt e Stellinn

 

Se tutt quest chi el fuss possibil,

me faria Cappuccin.

 

Milan, bella Milan,

te see la mia innamorada.

Per ti, bella cittaa,

hoo pestaa ona gran crappada.

Stanott, chì in de per mi,

settaa su ona banchetta,

mi voraría vess poetta

e cantà Milan.

PARIS.- ...

 

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