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This is what I keep searching,
This is the place where I would love to die,
This is my land of serenity,
This is my land of landscape,
This is the land of my mother,
This is my Bangladesh,my peaceful Bangladesh.
A boatman is passing the Dholesshori river during sunset. Kuicchamara(কুইচ্যামারা),Munsiganj.Bangladesh
I recently returned from a trip to the state of Oregon, where I was treated to some of the most breathtaking landscapes you can imagine. We were very fortunate to have two experienced guides to take us into some of the most remote areas of the state. I brought home some of my best images to date, most of which would not have been possible without Jason and Maria to lead the way. I am indebted to them. On this particular outing they indulged my desire to capture the light of the setting sun on the west face of the mountain to the point that we arrived back at the car in near total darkness.
This was a hard earned image taken from near the top of Castle Dome in Castle Crags State Park, looking back into Oregon from just over the border in California. To get to this vantage point requires a 5-1/2 mile round trip hike with an elevation gain of 2,200 ft. to a total elevation of approx. 5,500 ft. This really tested my endurance, but it was worth every step.
I was tagged by Anna.Teresa, sooo:
1. I HATE gum and eggs; the mere smell of both make me want to gag. Lol.
2. I can drink milk with ANYTHING edible, seriously<3
3. I like the left side of my body (face and all) better than my right.
4. I used to have size 00 gauges, but then figured out they were completely pointless.
5. I have the best memory for the smallest, most random things.
6. I may not look it, but I'm Hispanic (Colombian and Puerto Rican) and speak/read/write fluent Spanish. My hips (don't lie) and curves are proof of my Latin blood.
7. Despite that, I'm actually quite petite; 5'2" and 105 lbs.
8. I have this super obsession with sunrises, sunsets, the sky in general, stars, and anything space-related. And Taylor Swift. Lol
9. 7 is my absolute favorite number. It's everywhereee, and in the Bible tons! Next is 11. I don't like even numbers at ALL.
10. I'm Christian; part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints aka LDS aka Mormon (:
BTW- I am discontinuing my 365 project. I'm a little disappointed in myself because I feel as though I never commit to anything, but it really IS so hard some days to take and upload good shots when you're busy 24/7. I'll probably still upload almost every day, but I'd rather not have the 365 pressure.
I've travelled from Texas
To Old Loussianne
Through mountains and valleys and plains
Footsore and weary
I rested a while
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
The fairest young maiden
That I ever saw passed by when it started to rain
We both found a shelter
Beneath the same tree
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
I ventured a smile but she thought I was bold
I hastened to try and explain
Somehow I knew I would linger a while
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
We hid from the shower and hour or so
She asked me how long I'd remain
I told her I spend the rest of my days
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
As time drifted by we fell deeper in love
A love that would just bring her pain
I knew that one day I would leave her alone
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
I just couldn't tell her that I ran away
From a jail on the West Texas plain
I prayed in my heart I would never be found
To the banks of old Pontchartrain
Then one day a man put a hand on my arm
Said I must go west the same day
I said I couldn't without saying goodbye
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
Tonight I sit here alone in my cell
I know that she is waiting in vain
And hoping and praying someday to return
On the banks of old Pontchartrain
...............Hothouse Flowers
Baggara streek (= nomaden)
We rijden dwars door een savanne - gebied waar veel nomaden doortrekken met hun grote kudden runderen en geiten.
Het zijn de Fulani - nomaden die het Nuba-gebied doortrekken. Ze komen van west Soedan en trekken in de richting van de Witte Nijl naar het oosten.
De vrouwen en kinderen zitten hoog bovenop de kamelen, waarop ze dikwijls een bed hebben gemonteerd. Van daaruit hebben ze tevens een goed uitzicht hoog boven het hoge gras. Soms volgen nog wat volgeladen karren met etenswaren en vooral met veel water. Die karretjes worden dan getrokken door ezels.
uit:
Fula or Fulani are an ethnic group of people spread over many countries, predominantly in West Africa, but found also in Central Africa and Sudanese North Africa, and as far as Sudan in the east. Fulas are not a majority in every country they live, but in Guinea they represent a plurality of the population (largest single group).
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There are 15 web pages listing Ottawa, Gatineau & area half marathoners. This web page lists the area half-marathoners who have first names starting with an S to Stephen.
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For the names of the other half-marathon runners, go to the set called "Ottawa-area Half-marathoners" which has links to the full directory of names i.e., all 15 web pages.
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To access race statistics AND pictures (if available), first click on this Sportstats’ link and enter the runner's last and first names, and then click on Search.
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The names are derived from the following half-marathon races:
i) 2010 Canada Army Run (link for photos only)
ii) 2010 Ottawa Fall Colours (link for photos only)
iii) 2010 Nine Run Run (link for photos only)
iv) 2011 Winterman (link for photos only)
v) 2011 Ottawa Race Weekend (link for photos only)
vi) 2011 Canada Army Run (link for photos only)
vii) 2011 Scotiabank Waterfront (link for photos only)
The pictures are available for sale from ASI Photos, Zoom Photo, etc.
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(list no. 13, in order by first name)
1….S Bastien Elie….Plantagenet….M30-39
2….S Bastien Taillefer….Ottawa….M20-29
3….S Moran….Gatineau….M40-44
4….Saad Mokdad….Petawawa….M20-29
5….Sabine Mersmann….Pembroke….F45-49
6….Sabrina Avery….Ottawa….F20-29
7….Sabrina Bradford….Ottawa….F25-29
8….Sabrina Cornwall….Ottawa….F25-29
9….Sabrina Kalapati….Ottawa….F20-29
10….Sabrina Mayer….Ottawa….F20-24
11….Sabrina Mehes….Ottawa….F25-29
12….Sabrina Quraeshi….Ottawa….F50-59
13….Sabrina Sengupta….Ottawa….F25-29
14….Sacha Guilbault….Stittsville….M30-39
15….Safeta Nalic….Ottawa….F40-49
16….Sage Martin….Petawawa….F30-34
17….Said Irene….Gatineau….M50-59
18….Salim Hammad….Ottawa….M25-29
19….Salli Dambrowitz….Kinburn….F35-39
20….Sally Floyd….Nepean….F40-44
21….Sally Gelpke….Ottawa….F40-49
22….Sally Plant….Ottawa….F55-59
23….Sam Boardley….Ottawa….F30-34
24….Sam Brownrigg….Gatineau….M19
25….Sam Cui….Ottawa….M19
26….Sam Geller….Ottawa….M19 & under
27….Samanta Jacques-Arsenault….Ottawa….F30-34
28….Samantha Hunter….Ottawa….F20-29
29….Samantha Calder-Sprackman….Ottawa….F20-24
30….Samantha De Benedet….Ottawa….F20-29
31….Samantha Moreau….Petawawa….F40-49
32….Samantha Newton….Ottawa….F30-39
33….Samantha Omand….Nepean….F19 & under
34….Samantha O'neill….Ottawa….F20-29
35….Samantha Rivest….Kanata….F20-29
36….Samantha Ruddy….Ottawa….F20-24
37….Samantha Ryder….Petawawa….F20-29
38….Samantha Stagar….Ottawa….F30-39
39….Samantha Stergaros….Ottawa….F40-44
40….Samba Forget….Ottawa….F40-49
41….Samer Forzley….Nepean….M30-39
42….Samira Afrand….Ottawa….F20-29
43….Samuel Breau….Ottawa….M20-29
44….Samuel Chenevert….L'Ange Gardien….M30-39
45….Samuel Galante….Nepean….M40-49
46….Samuel Morin….Gatineau….M25-29
47….Samuel Roy….Gatineau….M25-29
48….Samuel Valle….Gloucester….M20-29
49….Samy El-Jaby….Ottawa….M20-29
50….Sander Post….Ottawa….M30-39
51….Sandi Horner….Stittsville….F50-54
52….Sandi Wensink….Ottawa….F45-49
53….Sandi Wright….Ottawa….F30-39
54….Sandor Gyuk….Orleans….M40-49
55….Sandra Bellemare….Ottawa….F30-39
56….Sandra Billings….Barry's Bay….F40-44
57….Sandra Boyko….Ottawa….F40-49
58….Sandra Campbell….Ottawa….F30-39
59….Sandra Chong….Ottawa….F30-39
60….Sandra Contant….Cornwall….F45-49
61….Sandra Cook….Orleans….F30-39
62….Sandra Craig-Browne….Orleans….F30-39
63….Sandra Derby….Ottawa….F45-49
64….Sandra Faubert….Orleans….F40-49
65….Sandra Faught….Petawawa….F40-49
66….Sandra Forbes….Kanata….F50-54
67….Sandra Gage….Ottawa….F40-44
68….Sandra Hession….Ottawa….F60-64
69….Sandra Huertas….Ottawa….F35-39
70….Sandra Kelly….Ottawa….F50-54
71….Sandra Kuchta….Ottawa….F30-34
72….Sandra Lalonde….Ottawa….F50-54
73….Sandra Lett….Nepean….F45-49
74….Sandra Macleod….Ottawa….F40-49
75….Sandra Monaghan….Ottawa….F55-59
76….Sandra Monforton….Ottawa….F40-49
77….Sandra Moore….Almonte….F45-49
78….Sandra Moorman….Ottawa….F40-44
79….Sandra Nevill….Ottawa….F40-49
80….Sandra Plourde….Kanata….F30-39
81….Sandra Roberts….Gatineau….F40-49
82….Sandra Ryan….Brockville….F25-29
83….Sandra Troccoli….Ottawa….F40-49
84….Sandra Waller….Maxville….F40-44
85….Sandro Mazzucato….Ottawa….M40-44
86….Sandy Bell….Stittsville….F45-49
87….Sandy Brennan….Kanata….F40-49
88….Sandy Clark….Orleans….F40-44
89….Sandy Dale….Ottawa….M40-49
90….Sandy Dos Santos….Ottawa….F35-39
91….Sandy Fredette….Ashton….F50-54
92….Sandy Macleod….Ottawa….F40-49
93….Sandy Moger….Orleans….F50-59
94….Sandy Nicholls….Kemptville….F55-59
95….Sandy Noonan….Prescott….M35-39
96….Sandy Solowjew….Almonte….M60-69
97….Sandy Whittaker….Ottawa….F30-39
98….Sanja Denic….Ottawa….F20-29
99….Sanjana Sivasalapathi….Nepean….F19 & under
100….Sanjay Vachali….Gatineau….M30-39
101….Sanjeev Bhanjana….Ottawa….M40-49
102….Sara Boucher….Ottawa….F20-29
103….Sara Clark….Ottawa….F20-24
104….Sara Frost….Ottawa….F30-39
105….Sara Javadi Nejad….Ottawa….F20-24
106….Sara Jones….Ottawa….F35-39
107….Sara Kemp….Gatineau….F35-39
108….Sara Krenosky….Ottawa….F30-34
109….Sara Leblond….Ottawa….F30-39
110….Sara Lopes….Ottawa….F25-29
111….Sara Lyman….Ottawa….F20-29
112….Sara Mcconnell….Ottawa….F30-39
113….Sara Rock….Ottawa….F35-39
114….Sara Strawczynski….Ottawa….F25-29
115….Sara Tubman….Ottawa….F30-39
116….Sara Wilson….Manotick….F45-49
117….Sarah Abrahams….Ottawa….F30-34
118….Sarah Abrahams….Ottawa….F30-39
119….Sarah Anson-Cartwright….Ottawa….F45-49
120….Sarah Armstrong….Ottawa….F30-39
121….Sarah Beare….Petawawa….F20-29
122….Sarah Beaupre….Petawawa….F25-29
123….Sarah Bendell….Kanata….F55-59
124….Sarah Blair….Nepean….F30-34
125….Sarah Boardman….Ottawa….F35-39
126….Sarah Boettcher….Stoney Creek….F40-49
127….Sarah Bowes Christie….Perth….F30-39
128….Sarah Brown….Ottawa….F40-44
129….Sarah Carkner….Ottawa….F20-29
130….Sarah Choquette-Fuks….Ottawa….F25-29
131….Sarah Clowater….Ottawa….F20-24
132….Sarah Connor Gorber….Ottawa….F35-39
133….Sarah Coombs….Kemptville….F19 & under
134….Sarah Crowder….Ottawa….F25-29
135….Sarah Crowe….Gatineau….F30-34
136….Sarah Currie….Kanata….F30-39
137….Sarah Curtis….Ottawa….F25-29
138….Sarah Curtis….Ottawa….F20-29
139….Sarah Davison….Ottawa….no age
140….Sarah Derks….Chesterville….F40-49
141….Sarah Dolan….Ottawa….F20-29
142….Sarah Dooley….Ottawa….F20-29
143….Sarah Fisher-Reid….Ottawa….F30-39
144….Sarah Gee….Ottawa….F20-29
145….Sarah Geiger….Ottawa….F50-54
146….Sarah Gray….Carleton Place….F20-29
147….Sarah Green….Kanata….F40-49
148….Sarah Hasler….Ottawa….F20-24
149….Sarah Hebert….Chelsea….F30-39
150….Sarah Heer….Petawawa….F30-39
151….Sarah Herweyer….Russell….F25-29
152….Sarah Higgins….Stittsville….F20-29
153….Sarah Hudson….Nepean….F20-29
154….Sarah Jayne Blair….Nepean….F30-39
155….Sarah Kennedy….Ottawa….F35-39
156….Sarah Lockhart….Ottawa….F25-29
157….Sarah Lyons….Ottawa….F25-29
158….Sarah Macmillan….Ottawa….F20-24
159….Sarah Mather….Ottawa….F25-29
160….Sarah Matthews….Nepean….F30-39
161….Sarah Mcdonald….Ottawa….F19 & under
162….Sarah Mcwhinnie….Stittsville….F30-39
163….Sarah Moorcroft….Nepean….F30-34
164….Sarah Muldoon….Kanata….F30-39
165….Sarah Murdoch….Ottawa….F20-29
166….Sarah Murphy….Gatineau….F25-29
167….Sarah Mustapha….Ottawa….F20-29
168….Sarah Myers….Morrisburg….F20-24
169….Sarah Orchard….Ottawa….F40-44
170….Sarah Patriquin….Ottawa….F20-29
171….Sarah Payne….Ottawa….F30-39
172….Sarah Powers….Ottawa….F30-39
173….Sarah Rampersad….Ottawa….F25-29
174….Sarah Rietschlin….Ottawa….F30-39
175….Sarah Scott….Ottawa….F20-29
176….Sarah Shackell….Ottawa….F19 & under
177….Sarah Spencer….Ottawa….F65-69
178….Sarah Taylor….Ottawa….F20-24
179….Sarah Tessier….Russell….F30-39
180….Sarah Trautrim….Pembroke….F19 & under
181….Sarah Waddell….Hammond….F20-29
182….Sarah Waters….Ottawa….F35-39
183….Sarah Wiles….Ottawa….F30-39
184….Sarah Wilkinson….Ottawa….F30-34
185….Sasha Pellerin….Gatineau….F20-29
186….Sasha Richards….Kanata….F30-34
187….Sasha Simek….Ottawa….F30-34
188….Saskia Meuffels….Ottawa….F50-59
189….Satvinder Bawa….Ottawa….M40-49
190….Savannah Pulfer….Ottawa….F19 & under
191….Savitha Rao….Ottawa….F40-49
192….Savvas Farassoglou….Gloucester….M30-39
193….Scot Bryant….Orleans….M45-49
194….Scott Armstrong….Ottawa….M30-39
195….Scott Beauchamp….Ottawa….M30-39
196….Scott Blain….Beachburg….M50-59
197….Scott Bowen….Ottawa….M30-39
198….Scott Brown….Stittsville….M30-34
199….Scott Bush….Nepean….M25-29
200….Scott Campbell….Petawawa….M30-39
201….Scott Carlyle….St. Albert….M30-39
202….Scott Carnie….Pontiac….M40-44
203….Scott Clucas….Maitland….M40-49
204….Scott Colvin….Ottawa….M40-49
205….Scott Couillard….Ottawa….M19
206….Scott Doran….Ottawa….M40-49
207….Scott Duxbury….Ottawa….M20-29
208….Scott Ellis….Ottawa….M20-29
209….Scott Evans….Greely….M40-49
210….Scott Felman….Ottawa….M30-39
211….Scott Fenton….Stittsville….M40-49
212….Scott Ferguson….Ottawa….M40-44
213….Scott Guenther….Ottawa….M40-49
214….Scott Harrald….Ottawa….M40-44
215….Scott Healey….Ottawa….M40-49
216….Scott Heath….Cornwall….M40-44
217….Scott Hodgins….Kanata….M40-49
218….Scott Jewer….Kanata….M30-39
219….Scott Lang….Petawawa….M30-39
220….Scott Macklin….Ottawa….M40-44
221….Scott Matys….Ottawa….M20-24
222….Scott Mcdonald….Luskville….M45-49
223….Scott Mcleod….Greely….M40-49
224….Scott Miller….Stittsville….M45-49
225….Scott Mitchell….Petawawa….M40-49
226….Scott Moffatt….Smiths Falls….M35-39
227….Scott Moir….Ottawa….M50-59
228….Scott Munro….Ottawa….M50-54
229….Scott Parrington….Nepean….M25-29
230….Scott Rawlings….Ottawa….M40-49
231….Scott Robertson….Metcalfe….M30-39
232….Scott Rogers….Stittsville….M30-39
233….Scott Rowland….Ottawa….M40-44
234….Scott Rudan….Ottawa….M20-29
235….Scott Schultz….Ottawa….M30-39
236….Scott Shaver….Lanark….M35-39
237….Scott Simpson….St. Albert….M40-49
238….Scott Snyder….Ottawa….M35-39
239….Scott Strachan….Perth….M40-44
240….Scott Tessier….Ottawa….M40-44
241….Scott Tomlinson….Ottawa….M30-39
242….Scott Townley….Ottawa….M40-49
243….Scott Vernon….Kanata….M35-39
244….Scott Walker….Nepean….M45-49
245….Scott Wiebe….Ottawa….M35-39
246….Sean Adams….Ottawa….M19 & under
247….Sean Boushel….Gatineau….M40-49
248….Sean Byers….Ottawa….M25-29
249….Sean Campbell….Kemptville….M30-39
250….Sean Clancy….Ottawa….M50-59
251….Sean Dauphinee….Ottawa….M25-29
252….Sean English….Orleans….M20-24
253….Sean Fallon….Kanata….M30-39
254….Sean Gagnon….Stittsville….M30-39
255….Sean Hanstke….Ottawa….M30-39
256….Sean Hinds….Ottawa….M30-39
257….Sean Keating….Ottawa….M25-29
258….Sean Keating….Ottawa….M20-29
259….Sean Lewis….Richmond….M19 & under
260….Sean Macginnia….Ottawa….M25-29
261….Sean Maddox….Ottawa….M40-44
262….Sean Mcelhinney….Ottawa….M30-39
263….Sean Mcgrath….Ottawa….M60-69
264….Sean Mcnair….Gloucester….M20-29
265….Sean Moore….Gatineau….M30-34
266….Sean Muir….Carleton Place….M40-44
267….Sean Murphy….Carleton Place….M35-39
268….Sean Nowostawsky….Ottawa….M20-29
269….Sean O'Brien….Ottawa….M30-39
270….Sean O'Brien….Ottawa….M40-49
271….Sean O'reilly….Ottawa….M20-24
272….Sean Salter….Orleans….M35-39
273….Sean Sinclair….North Gower….M20-29
274….Sean Sonier….Ottawa….M20-24
275….Sean Trenholm….Petawawa….M30-39
276….Sean Young….Stittsville….M20-29
277….Sebastian Citro….Ottawa….M50-59
278….Sebastien Blanc….Gatineau….M30-39
279….Sebastien Defoy….Gatineau….M40-44
280….Sebastien Gravelle….Gatineau….M25-29
281….Sebastien Hug….Ottawa….M30-34
282….Sebastien Lavoie….Gatineau….M35-39
283….Sebastien Plourde….Ottawa….M25-29
284….Sebastien Taillefer….Ottawa….M20-29
285….Sebastien Thiboutot….Gatineau….M35-39
286….Sebastien Vinette….Ottawa….M20-29
287….Sebastien Williamson….Ottawa….M20-24
288….Selena Grinham….Gatineau….F20-29
289….Selena Neily….Petawawa….F30-39
290….Selva Trebert-Sharman….Rockland….F30-39
291….Semir Nalic….Ottawa….M19 & under
292….Sepideh Ziaei….Nepean….F25-29
293….Sera Chiuchiarelli….Ottawa….F25-29
294….Sereena Trottier….Ottawa….F30-34
295….Serena Stavenjord….Nepean….F19 & under
296….Serge Arseneault….Orleans….M40-49
297….Serge Benvenuti….Ottawa….M40-49
298….Serge Boucher….Gatineau….M40-49
299….Serge Carignan….Orleans….M40-49
300….Serge Couture….Chelsea….M40-49
301….Serge Decoeur….Petawawa….M40-49
302….Serge Demers….Ottawa….M40-49
303….Serge Dussault….Gatineau….M40-49
304….Serge Froment….Limoges….M40-49
305….Serge Gouin….Gatineau….M30-39
306….Serge Guindon….Gatineau….M45-49
307….Serge Marguerie….Manotick….M55-59
308….Serge Menard….Petawawa….M30-39
309….Serge Provencher….Gatineau….M50-54
310….Serge Richard….Ottawa….M30-39
311….Serge Sabourin….Russell….M35-39
312….Serge Sylvestre….Ottawa….M50-59
313….Sergio De Franco….Ottawa….M30-34
314….Sergio Tomasi….Petawawa….M40-49
315….Seth Bocknek….Ottawa….M20-24
316….Seyi Okuribido-Malcolm….Ottawa….F30-39
317….Shahab Rezaei-Zadeh….Petawawa….M20-29
318….Shakila Khan….Nepean….F30-39
319….Shamiah Mcgilp-Gallivan….Ottawa….F25-29
320….Shana Rogerson….Almonte….F35-39
321….Shanda Allard….Ottawa….F25-29
322….Shanda Pelletier….Gloucester….F30-34
323….Shane Brennan….Ottawa….M40-49
324….Shane Brown….Ottawa….M20-29
325….Shane Lafreniere….Smiths falls….M40-49
326….Shane Lebeau….Rockland….M40-49
327….Shane Leston….Ottawa….M20-29
328….Shane Skinner….Elizabethtown….M25-29
329….Shane Westgate….Nepean….M40-49
330….Shaneen Meghji….Ottawa….F35-39
331….Shani Gates….Brockville….F40-44
332….Shanna Bancroft….Orleans….F20-29
333….Shanna Delorme….Limoges….F25-29
334….Shanna Killen….Ottawa….F20-24
335….Shannon Bellefeuille….Kanata….F20-24
336….Shannon Bradey….Cantley….F25-29
337….Shannon Bush….Ottawa….F20-29
338….Shannon Carr….Ottawa….F25-29
339….Shannon Clair….Elgin….F30-39
340….Shannon Clark….Petawawa….F19 & under
341….Shannon Farnham….Stittsville….F19 & under
342….Shannon Fisher….Ottawa….F35-39
343….Shannon Fitzpatrick….Ottawa….F30-39
344….Shannon Forrest….Brockville….F35-39
345….Shannon Holt….Kanata….F30-39
346….Shannon Leblond….Ottawa….F25-29
347….Shannon Malcolm….Ottawa….F30-34
348….Shannon Marini….Ottawa….F25-29
349….Shannon Matheson….Nepean….F40-49
350….Shannon Mcmillan-Kunstadt….Ottawa….F30-39
351….Shannon Moore….Kanata….F20-29
352….Shannon Nix….Ottawa….F40-44
353….Shannon Olson….Ottawa….F30-39
354….Shannon Renaud….Ottawa….F45-49
355….Shannon Ryan….Ottawa….F30-34
356….Shannon Sheil….Ottawa….F40-44
357….Shannon Summers….Ottawa….F30-39
358….Shannon Watson….Ottawa….F19 & under
359….Shannon Weatherhead….Ottawa….F20-29
360….Share Duggan….Ottawa….F30-39
361….Shari Dejong….Orleans….F30-39
362….Shari Goodfellow….Ottawa….F40-44
363….Shari Keyes….Morrisburg….F45-49
364….Shari Keyes….Morrisburg….F40-49
365….Shari-Lynn Lawson….Stittsville….F40-49
366….Sharla Riley….Ottawa….F30-39
367….Sharleen Boudreau….Gatineau….F55-59
368….Sharon Barr….Stittsville….F40-49
369….Sharon Brodo-Smith….Ottawa….F45-49
370….Sharon Chomyn….Ottawa….F50-59
371….Sharon Etmanskie….Nepean….F40-49
372….Sharon Fine….Kanata….F30-39
373….Sharon Hiebert….Ottawa….F30-34
374….Sharon Johnston….Ottawa….F30-39
375….Sharon Karidis….Nepean….F30-39
376….Sharon Kozicki….Kanata….F40-49
377….Sharon Lavine….Ottawa….F55-59
378….Sharon Lee….Kanata….F45-49
379….Sharon Murphy….Ottawa….F70+
380….Sharon Priestman….Arnprior….F30-39
381….Sharon Singleton….Pembroke….F40-49
382….Sharon Tobin….Ottawa….F50-59
383….Sharron Miller….Cornwall….F50-59
384….Sharye Marcus….Nepean….F50-59
385….Shaun Burridge….Nepean….M20-29
386….Shaun Dolter….Ottawa….M30-34
387….Shaun Dunne….Oxford Mills….M55-59
388….Shaun Hassanali….Nepean….M20-29
389….Shaun Jackson….Gatineau….M30-34
390….Shaun Klein….Ottawa….M30-34
391….Shaun Morrow….Ottawa….M40-44
392….Shauna Devlin….Ottawa….F25-29
393….Shauna Graham….Ottawa….F40-44
394….Shauna Hanratty….Ottawa….F30-39
395….Shawn Bardell….Ottawa….M30-39
396….Shawn Bedard….Stittsville….M30-39
397….Shawn Boyle….Orleans….M20-29
398….Shawn Crockett….Cornwall….M45-49
399….Shawn Dandy….Ottawa….M25-29
400….Shawn Delay….Nepean….M40-44
401….Shawn Dickie….Pembroke….M20-24
402….Shawn Dolan….Ottawa….M35-39
403….Shawn Garbutt….Ottawa….M45-49
404….Shawn Hamilton….Arnprior….M40-44
405….Shawn Hebert….Gatineau….M35-39
406….Shawn Hoag….Russell….M40-49
407….Shawn Hollinger….Ottawa….M30-39
408….Shawn Leroux….Ottawa….M30-34
409….Shawn Maloney….Gatineau….M20-29
410….Shawn Mccleery….Ottawa….M50-54
411….Shawn Mcintaggart….Kanata….M35-39
412….Shawn Murphy….Ottawa….M50-59
413….Shawn Murray….Ottawa….M50-59
414….Shawn Osborne….Ottawa….M50-59
415….Shawn Osborne….Ottawa….M30-39
416….Shawn Pigeon….Ottawa….M20-29
417….Shawn Rivers….Ottawa….M40-49
418….Shawn Robertson….Gatineau….M50-59
419….Shawn Rodgers….Ottawa….M20-29
420….Shawn Russell….Stittsville….M30-34
421….Shawn Rycroft….Ottawa….M30-39
422….Shawn Villeneuve….Ottawa….M30-34
423….Shawna Colbey….Ottawa….F25-29
424….Shawna Hunt….Ottawa….F30-39
425….Shawna Moffatt….Ottawa….F30-39
426….Shawna Thornhill….Nepean….F30-39
427….Shawnda Parsons….Orleans….F40-49
428….Shawnna Van Drunen….Ottawa….F30-39
429….Shawntel Burt….Ottawa….F20-29
430….Shayne Chamberlain….Orleans….M40-49
431….Shayne Mullin….Ottawa….M50-59
432….Sheah Gaston….Ottawa….F25-29
433….Shehryar Sarwar….Ottawa….M40-49
434….Sheila Appleton….Brockville….F40-49
435….Sheila Barth….Ottawa….F45-49
436….Sheila Bondesen….Ottawa….F30-39
437….Sheila Currie….Ottawa….F40-49
438….Sheila Forward-Davis….Ottawa….F40-49
439….Sheila Maclean….Petawawa….F45-49
440….Sheila Macleod….Ottawa….F50-54
441….Sheila Mason….Nepean….F35-39
442….Sheila Mcisaac….Ottawa….F50-59
443….Sheila Osborne-Brown….Ottawa….F40-49
444….Sheila Reid….Nepean….F50-54
445….Sheila Reid….Ottawa….F50-59
446….Sheila Robertson….Ottawa….F60-69
447….Sheila Ryan….Pembroke….F50-59
448….Sheila Sankey….Ottawa….F35-39
449….Shelagh Haynes….Orleans….F20-29
450….Sheldon Andrews….Ottawa….M30-39
451….Sheldon Cole….Deep River….M20-29
452….Sheldon Rice….Petawawa….M40-49
453….Shelley Baran….Stittsville….F30-39
454….Shelley Brown….Ottawa….F40-49
455….Shelley Chambers….Ottawa….F45-49
456….Shelley Cruise….Ottawa….F35-39
457….Shelley Doering….Nepean….F30-39
458….Shelley Hindle….Munster….F40-49
459….Shelley Mcdonald….Kanata….F40-49
460….Shelley Mcdonald….Ottawa….F40-49
461….Shelley Mcgoff….Metcalfe….F20-24
462….Shelley Millar….Ottawa….F35-39
463….Shelley Milton….Gatineau….F35-39
464….Shelley Moody….Gatineau….F40-49
465….Shelley Moorhead….Nepean….F40-44
466….Shelley Murdock….Nepean….F50-54
467….Shelley Neill….Nepean….F35-39
468….Shelley Rossetti….Ashton….F30-39
469….Shelley Slocombe….Orleans….F35-39
470….Shelley Sourges….Ottawa….F40-49
471….Shelley Steenwyk….Brockville….F40-44
472….Shelly Mccracken….Elizabethtown….F40-44
473….Shelly Nesbitt….Kanata….F40-49
474….Shelly O'brien….Stittsville….F50-59
475….Shelly Stackpole….Ottawa….F30-39
476….Shelly Williams….Kanata….F40-44
477….Shena Riff….Ottawa….F30-39
478….Shera Richer….Ottawa….F20-24
479….Shereen Ismael….Ottawa….F40-49
480….Sheri Beaulieu….Stittsville….F30-39
481….Sheri Cayouette….Kanata….F40-49
482….Sheri Gareau….Pembroke….F55-59
483….Sheri Mccready….Ottawa….F40-44
484….Sheri Mcmullen….Athens….F30-34
485….Sheri Steeves….Kemptville….F40-49
486….Sheri Venedam….Ottawa….F30-34
487….Sheri Vermette….Orleans….F30-39
488….Sheridan Cheng….Nepean….F20-24
489….Sherri Boucher….Ottawa….F30-34
490….Sherri Mackenzie….Ottawa….F35-39
491….Sherri Ryan….Greely….F40-44
492….Sherri Wilson….Ottawa….F40-44
493….Sherrie Guthrie….Kemptville….F35-39
494….Sherry Beaudry….Rockland….F40-49
495….Sherry Burke….Almonte….F40-49
496….Sherry Camm….North Gower….F40-49
497….Sherry Campbell….Ottawa….F40-44
498….Sherry Carson….Ottawa….F50-54
499….Sherry Hamilton….Gatineau….F30-39
500….Sherry Strowbridge….Ottawa….F40-49
501….Sheryl Urie….Ottawa….F40-49
502….Shevaughn Murta….Ottawa….F25-29
503….She-Yang Lau-Chapdelaine….Ottawa….M20-29
504….Sheyla Dussault….Nepean….F30-39
505….Shin Hung….Ottawa….M35-39
506….Shinjini Pal….Ottawa….F25-29
507….Shinobu Lacelle….Ottawa….F25-29
508….Shireen Khaliq….Ottawa….F40-49
509….Shirlanne Schroeder….Killaloe….F25-29
510….Shirley Carruthers….Ottawa….F35-39
511….Shirley Curran….Wakefield….F40-49
512….Shirley Diener….Ottawa….F40-44
513….Shirley Ivan….Kanata….F45-49
514….Shirley Lazurko….Athens….F55-59
515….Shirley Trottier….Ottawa….F55-59
516….Shirley Ward….Ottawa….F55-59
517….Shona Gray….Renfrew….F30-39
518….Shona Humphrey….Petawawa….F40-49
519….Shoujit Mitra….Kanata….M35-39
520….Sian Williams….Ottawa….F45-49
521….Sidney Ben….Ottawa….M35-39
522….Sierra Phillips….Ottawa….F20-29
523….Silvana Di Gaetano….Ottawa….F50-59
524….Silver Buckler….Metcalfe….M30-39
525….Silvesta Ng….Kanata….M30-39
526….Silvia Zanon….Ottawa….F40-49
527….Simon Amirault….Carleton Place….M19
528….Simon Button….Ottawa….M19
529….Simon Deschenes….Gatineau….M35-39
530….Simon Desrosiers….Gatineau….M30-34
531….Simon Duval….Ottawa….M25-29
532….Simon Ferguson….Ottawa….M30-34
533….Simon Gollish….Ottawa….M19
534….Simon Good….Ottawa….M50-59
535….Simon Hart….Ottawa….M20-29
536….Simon Hetherington….Stittsville….M45-49
537….Simon Jomphe Tremblay….Gatineau….M20-29
538….Simon Jones….Ottawa….M20-29
539….Simon Kalechstein….Deep River….M30-34
540….Simon Keneford….Ottawa….M40-49
541….Simon Lalonde-Beaudoin….Gatineau….M19
542….Simon Larouche….Gatineau….M30-39
543….Simon Mason….Ottawa….M40-44
544….Simon Page….Gatineau….M40-49
545….Simon Pierre Dubreuil….Gatineau….M25-29
546….Simon Roussin….Ottawa….M30-39
547….Simon Shearman….Almonte….M40-49
548….Simon Sukstorf….Ottawa….M45-49
549….Simone Charron….Ottawa….F19 & under
550….Simone Durocher….L'Orignal….F25-29
551….Simone Rose-Oliver….Ottawa….F50-54
552….Simon-Pierre Lamoureux….St Albert….M25-29
553….Sindy Dobson….Kanata….F45-49
554….Siobhan Flynn….Ottawa….F20-29
555….Siobhan Jones….Ottawa….F35-39
556….Siu Hong Yu….Ottawa….M30-34
557….Sky Schryer….Perth Road Village….F20-24
558….Skye Purdy….Ottawa….M20-29
559….Slobodan Delev….Gatineau….M50-54
560….Sofie Mauger….Ottawa….F30-34
561….Sohail Robert….Ottawa….M35-39
562….Sohaila Moghadam….Ottawa….F40-49
563….Solajo Couturier….Gatineau….M30-39
564….Solange Berube….Orleans….F50-59
565….Solita Pacheco….Ottawa….F40-49
566….Somphane Souksanh….Ottawa….F20-29
567….Sondra Macdonald….Ottawa….F20-29
568….Sonia Alexander….Gatineau….F40-49
569….Sonia B Land….Gatineau….F40-49
570….Sonia Baptista….Ottawa….F20-24
571….Sonia Barrette….Vars….F40-44
572….Sonia David….Gatineau….F40-44
573….Sonia Desnoyers….Embrun….F30-39
574….Sonia Granzer….Ottawa….F30-39
575….Sonia Kluck….Ottawa….F20-29
576….Sonia Laneuville….Orleans….F30-39
577….Sonia Lefebvre….Gatineau….F40-44
578….Sonia Leroy….Ottawa….F40-49
579….Sonia Mclean….Rockland….F40-49
580….Sonia Mendes….Ottawa….F35-39
581….Sonia Moioli….Ottawa….F35-39
582….Sonia Raganold….Ottawa….F30-39
583….Sonia Smee….Ottawa….F50-54
584….Sonja Adcock….Gatineau….F50-59
585….Sonja Mcfadyen….Ottawa….F25-29
586….Sonja Renz….Gloucester….F20-29
587….Sonja Schmidt….Almonte….F30-39
588….Sonny Ballinger….Ottawa….M20-24
589….Sony Singh….Ottawa….M35-39
590….Sonya Bisson….Ottawa….F40-49
591….Sonya Coward….Ottawa….F30-34
592….Sonya Oleinikow….Petawawa….F40-49
593….Sophia Giaccone….Ottawa….F20-24
594….Sophia Khan….Carp….F45-49
595….Sophie Amberg….Ottawa….F30-39
596….Sophie Belisle….Ottawa….F25-29
597….Sophie Breton….Ottawa….F20-29
598….Sophie Brunet….Chelsea….F20-29
599….Sophie Caron….L'Orignal….F20-29
600….Sophie Chatel….Gatineau….F35-39
601….Sophie Coupal….Cantley….F35-39
602….Sophie Daz….Ottawa….F20-29
603….Sophie Daze….Ottawa….F25-29
604….Sophie Deslauriers….Gatineau….F30-39
605….Sophie Dumoulin….Greely….F30-39
606….Sophie Forget….Ottawa….F20-29
607….Sophie Gauvreau….L'Ange-Gardien….F20-29
608….Sophie Godbout-Beaulieu….Ottawa….F20-24
609….Sophie Gravel….Ottawa….F40-49
610….Sophie Hollingsworth….Orleans….F30-39
611….Sophie Lebel….Ottawa….F30-39
612….Sophie Lucier….Ottawa….F25-29
613….Sophie Martel….Gatineau….F35-39
614….Sophie Morin….Ottawa….F25-29
615….Sophie Oliver….Ottawa….F40-44
616….Sophie Richer….Gatineau….F25-29
617….Soraya Moghadam….Ottawa….F40-44
618….Soren Antosz….Ottawa….M30-34
619….Sorya Gopalan….Ottawa….F30-34
620….Sotero Ramirez….Ottawa….M40-44
621….Spencer Olson….Ottawa….M35-39
622….Sridhar Erukulla….Kanata….M40-49
623….St Phane Siegrist….Gatineau….M40-49
624….St Phanie Dicaire….Gatineau….F30-39
625….St Phanie Seguin….Orleans….F30-39
626….Stacey Beumer….Ottawa….M40-49
627….Stacey Brennan….Ottawa….F30-34
628….Stacey Fox….Ottawa….F35-39
629….Stacey Grenier….Orleans….F30-34
630….Stacey Lance….Ottawa….F20-29
631….Stacey Lillico….Osgoode….F20-29
632….Stacey Martin Bafi-Yeboa….Ottawa….F30-34
633….Stacey Streng….Carleton Place….F40-44
634….Staci Walsh….Ottawa….F19 & under
635….Stacie Carey….Ottawa….F20-29
636….Stacie King….Cornwall….F30-39
637….Stacy Kauk….Ottawa….F30-39
638….Stacy Levac….Ottawa….M30-34
639….Stacy Wakeford….Ottawa….F40-49
640….Stadig Malcolm….Kemptville….M35-39
641….Stan Baldwin….Orleans….M60-69
642….Stan Druskis….Ottawa….M40-44
643….Stan Sinclair….Prescott….M40-44
644….Stan Staple….Ottawa….M60-69
645….Steacy Kavaner….Gananoque….F40-49
646….Steeve Pratte….Ottawa….M30-39
647….Stefan Beaudoin….Nepean….M40-49
648….Stefan Bilan….Ottawa….M45-49
649….Stefan Lehmeier….Ottawa….M30-34
650….Stefan Reinecke….Ottawa….M35-39
651….Stefan Van Kessel….Ottawa….M30-39
652….Stefania Parnanzone….Ottawa….F20-29
653….Stefanie Green….Brockville….F35-39
654….Stefanny St-Laurent….Chelsea….no age
655….Stella Gaerke….Ottawa….F40-49
656….Stella Lui….Ottawa….F25-29
657….Stenio Tabicas….Gatineau….M30-34
658….Stepha Currie-Mccarragher….Orleans….F35-39
659….Stephan Bazin….Ottawa….F40-44
660….Stephan Cronier….Orleans….M30-39
661….Stephan De Wit….Ottawa….M30-39
662….Stephan Dirnberger….Val-des-Monts….M30-39
663….Stephan Ethier….Ottawa….M35-39
664….Stephan Lemaire….Orleans….M30-39
665….Stephane Barry….Val-des-Monts….M45-49
666….Stephane Bedard….Kanata….M40-44
667….Stephane Bedard….Kanata….M40-49
668….Stephane Blanchard….Gatineau….M30-39
669….Stephane Boudrias….Gatineau….M30-39
670….Stephane Burelle….Orleans….M40-49
671….Stephane Castonguay….Ottawa….M40-49
672….Stephane Gagne….Gatineau….M40-44
673….Stephane Gosselin….L'Ange Gardien….M30-39
674….Stephane Gregoire….Embrun….M40-49
675….Stephane Kelly….Gatineau….M45-49
676….Stephane Kroetsch….Cantley….M25-29
677….Stephane Lavigne….Alexandria….M40-44
678….Stephane LAVIGNE….Alexandria….M40-44
679….Stephane Montpetit….Orleans….M35-39
680….Stephane Parent….Ottawa….M45-49
681….Stephane Perras….Vars….M30-39
682….Stephane Raynaud….Ottawa….M30-39
683….Stephane Siegrist….Gatineau….M40-49
684….Stephane Sirard….Gatineau….M35-39
685….Stephanie Abdon….Petawawa….F30-39
686….Stephanie Bean….Orleans….F25-29
687….Stephanie Bell….Orleans….F35-39
688….Stephanie Berry….Stittsville….F20-24
689….Stephanie Borowyk….Kanata….F25-29
690….Stephanie Bougie….Plantagenet….F20-24
691….Stephanie Brodeur….Ottawa….F30-39
692….Stephanie Brule….Orleans….F19 & under
693….Stephanie Corbett….Ottawa….F30-34
694….Stephanie Cote….Ottawa….F30-39
695….Stephanie Courcelles….Greely….F40-49
696….Stephanie Cowan….Carp….F35-39
697….Stephanie Currie-Mccarragher….Orleans….F30-39
698….Stephanie Dicaire….Gatineau….F35-39
699….Stephanie Dort….Petawawa….F30-39
700….Stephanie Dowling….Ottawa….F20-29
701….Stephanie Ducharme….Orleans….F30-39
702….Stephanie Duhaime….Ottawa….F30-34
703….Stephanie Dunne….Nepean….F50-59
704….Stephanie Earle….Ottawa….F20-29
705….Stephanie Emard….Stittsville….F30-39
706….Stephanie Fortin-Provost….Limoges….F19 & under
707….Stephanie Gauthier….Ottawa….F20-29
708….Stephanie Geary….Ottawa….F20-24
709….Stephanie Gervais….Ottawa….F25-29
710….Stephanie Goods….Ottawa….F30-34
711….Stephanie Gordon….Ottawa….F30-39
712….Stephanie Haley….Ottawa….F20-29
713….Stephanie Hornby….Ottawa….F20-29
714….Stephanie Howard-Davies….Ottawa….F65-69
715….Stephanie Jack….Ottawa….F25-29
716….Stephanie Jeffrey….Deep River….F30-34
717….Stephanie Johnson….Ottawa….F30-39
718….Stephanie Jones….Ottawa….F20-29
719….Stephanie Justus-Aloia….Ottawa….F30-34
720….Stephanie Kellar….Manotick….F19 & under
721….Stephanie Kinsella….Ottawa….F30-34
722….Stephanie Langford….Ottawa….F50-59
723….Stephanie Levasseur….Pembroke….F30-39
724….Stephanie Mcmullen….Gatineau….F30-39
725….Stephanie Mombourquette….Kemptville….F30-39
726….Stephanie Newberry….Nepean….F25-29
727….Stephanie Ouellette….Gatineau….F30-34
728….Stephanie Racine….Gatineau….F30-39
729….Stephanie Reddoch….Martintown….F45-49
730….Stephanie Rivers….Nepean….F50-59
731….Stephanie Robertson….Ottawa….F35-39
732….Stephanie Rose….Kemptville….F30-39
733….Stephanie Seguin….Gatineau….F30-39
734….Stephanie Semeniuk….Ottawa….F30-39
735….Stephanie Strittmatter….Orleans….F25-29
736….Stephanie Vanderpool….Ottawa….F25-29
737….Stephanie Vivier….Ottawa….F30-39
738….Stephanie Zellerer….Kanata….F20-24
739….Stephen Anderson….Ottawa….M30-39
740….Stephen Barry Plotz….Brockviile….M30-39
741….Stephen Bignucolo….Ottawa….M20-29
742….Stephen Bisson….Nepean….M35-39
743….Stephen Boyd….Orleans….M25-29
744….Stephen Budzinski….Orleans….M40-44
745….Stephen Bygott….Cardinal….M30-39
746….Stephen Cadieux….Kanata….M40-49
747….Stephen Chapman….Ottawa….M25-29
748….Stephen Chisnall….Orleans….M19
749….Stephen Clayton….Ottawa….M55-59
750….Stephen Crossman….Ottawa….M20-24
751….Stephen Day….Ottawa….M50-59
752….Stephen Donachey….Ottawa….M45-49
753….Stephen Donoghue….Ottawa….M35-39
754….Stephen Fryer….Nepean….M40-49
755….Stephen Goodman….Kanata….M40-49
756….Stephen Granleese….Ottawa….M50-54
757….Stephen Hunt….Stittsville….M40-49
758….Stephen Inskip….Ottawa….M35-39
759….Stephen Jacobsen….Ottawa….M40-49
760….Stephen Knox….Ottawa….M50-54
761….Stephen Laplante….Ottawa….M50-59
762….Stephen Lee….Nepean….M45-49
763….Stephen Lee….Ottawa….M55-59
764….Stephen Long….Ottawa….M40-44
765….Stephen Lowe….Orleans….M50-59
766….Stephen Mcgibbon….Perth Road….M50-54
767….Stephen Molaski….Kanata….M40-49
768….Stephen Osmond….Ottawa….M20-29
769….Stephen Pinsent….Ottawa….M40-44
770….Stephen Richards….Ottawa….M40-49
771….Stephen Roberts….Kanata….M45-49
772….Stephen Roster….Ottawa….M40-49
773….Stephen Shew….Ottawa….M40-49
774….Stephen Sunquist….Rockland….M35-39
775….Stephen Symons….Ottawa….M20-24
Photo Credit: .asiorders.com
Large, 45 mm high, long-dead, eroded specimen with imbricate (flounced) growth lines surviving in grooves between spiral cords; magnified X4 in inset.
Cast up from offshore onto storm beach strandline, Kirkcudbright, S.W. Scotland, July 1968.
Full SPECIES DESCRIPTION BELOW
PDF avaialable at www.researchgate.net/publication/369537725_Ocenebra_erina...
Sets of OTHER SPECIES at: www.flickr.com/photos/56388191@N08/collections/
Ocenebra erinaceus (Linnaeus, 1758).
Synonyms: Murex erinaceus Linnaeus, 1758; Ocenebra erinacea [misspelling in Graham, 1988]; 45 unaccepted subspecies and varieties listed on WoRMS.
Current taxonomy: World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS)
www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=140405
Vernacular: European sting winkle, European oyster drill (English); Gwichiad coliog (Welsh); Stekelhoren, Geschubde stekelhoren (Dutch); Großes Seekälbchen, Gerippte Purpurschnecke, Gerippte Felsschnecke, Austernbohrer (German); Cormaillot (French); Ψευτόστρομπος (Greek).
GLOSSARY below.
Shell description.
The matt, opaque, solid shell grows sublittorally to 50 mm high and 25 mm wide (Fretter & Graham, 1985) fig. 01 flic.kr/p/2op3qCC, but most intertidal specimens are less than 30 mm high fig. 02 flic.kr/p/2op6v13 . The body-whorl is about 75% of the shell’s height. Those in the Mediterranean are larger (Jeffreys, 1867), occasionally up to 65 mm high (Pers. comm. Jakov Prkić, 18 March 2023), are generally more colourful and ornate fig. 03 flic.kr/p/2op3Kef & fig. 04 flic.kr/p/2op6tN8 and there are some differences in body features. The differences may be geographical variation, but it would be helpful if differing specimens could be molecularly sequenced.
Each of the tumid whorls has an angled shoulder and eight or nine widely spaced, strong costal ribs which are crossed by two major, rounded spiral cords on the spire whorls and by eight or nine on the body-whorl fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 ; minor cords are also present. There are low knobs where the cords and costal ribs intersect. Numerous flounced growth lines cross the spiral cords and grooves and give the whole shell an imbricate appearance fig. 06 flic.kr/p/2op6t35 & fig. 07 flic.kr/p/2op8Aq1 unless eroded, when they survive longest in the grooves fig. 01 flic.kr/p/2op3qCC . On adults the most recently formed costal rib acts as a labial varix which thickens the palatal lip of the aperture fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 unless there has been recent new growth fig. 06 flic.kr/p/2op6t35 . The sutures between the whorls are deep and sinuous. The sculpture becomes more pronounced with age. The shell exterior is yellowish white fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 with varying amounts of brown which may create bands associated with the spiral cords or costal ribs fig. 08 flic.kr/p/2op6sCH . The protoconch, lacking obvious sculpture, has about two and a half tumid, smooth whorls about 1 mm in diameter fig. 02 flic.kr/p/2op6v13 which, when not eroded, form a sharp apical point.
The height of the aperture is about 60% of the shell height fig. 02 flic.kr/p/2op6v13 . It is approximately ‘P’ shaped with the nearly straight inner lip (parietal and columellar) and long siphonal canal forming the upright, and the palatal lip forming the curve. On young shells the canal is open fig. 02 flic.kr/p/2op6v13 . Later the columellar lip expands over the canal to roof it fig. 08 flic.kr/p/2op6sCH to a greater or lesser degree. All lips are pure white and the parietal lip tends to spread onto the adjacent body-whorl. The palatal lip may consist of the labial varix or a thin, finely folded lip projecting a minimal fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 or moderate fig. 06 flic.kr/p/2op6t35 distance beyond the varix, depending on recent growth and erosion. It meets the parietal lip at about 90°. On mature shells, the palatal lip often has interior protrusions which correlate with the spiral grooves of the exterior fig. 09 flic.kr/p/2op8Yue . The interior of the aperture is smooth and glossy white.
The operculum fig. 10 flic.kr/p/2op7LKL has a fairly straight columellar-parietal edge. Its palatal edge is curved except for a straight basal section which, with the columellar-parietal edge, forms a wedge which fits into the siphonal canal. Centrally, it is dark reddish brown, but a wide peripheral zone is translucent yellowish fig. 11 flic.kr/p/2op6rLh .The outer face, made of conchiolin produced by the opercular groove, has a marginal nucleus with many fine, surrounding, concentric growth lines. The inner face has a non-marginal, excentric nucleus surrounded by broad, concentric, bands of adventitious conchiolin produced by a ring of gland cells in the opercular disc fig. 10 flic.kr/p/2op7LKL . Both interior bands and exterior growth lines are visible through the translucent operculum when viewed against a backlit white background; the patterns cross each other fig. 11 flic.kr/p/2op6rLh . The inner face has an area of rougher texture where the columellar muscle attaches to it. The edge of the attachment area is visible as a curved line unaligned with either growth lines or adventitious bands. Apart from the rough muscle-attachment, the inner face of operculum has a shiny varnished surface fig. 10 flic.kr/p/2op7LKL . The operculum is flexible so it can fit the aperture tightly behind the interior protrusions, if any, of the palatal lip fig. 09 flic.kr/p/2op8Yue or bend round the body fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa .
Body description
The flesh is translucent white or yellowish white with many opaque white blotches, and yellow, sometimes saffron (Jeffreys, 1867), distally on the cephalic tentacles fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa & fig. 13 flic.kr/p/2op8XsQ , but the yellow may not be developed on small juveniles fig. 07 flic.kr/p/2op8Aq1 and juveniles less than 5 mm high in the Adriatic may have grey and black bodies fig. 37 flic.kr/p/2opNWxW . Dark viscera are visible in parts of the body rarely extended into view fig. 14 flic.kr/p/2op7KP7 .
The small dorsoventrally flattened head consists of two diverging cephalic tentacles with thick bases tapering about two thirds of their length to an eye fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa & fig. 14 flic.kr/p/2op7KP7 beyond which they are slender. Ventrally there is an opening slit (rhynchostome) fig. 15 flic.kr/p/2op8WGX for eversion of the pleurembolic feeding proboscis which can extend greatly; there is no permanently external snout. The radula, buccal mass and true mouth are in the distal end of the proboscis fig. 14 flic.kr/p/2op7KP7 when extended. The short rachiglossan radula has in each row of three colourless, transparent teeth a wide, central, rachidian tooth with many small cusps (points) flanked on either side by a longer marginal tooth. The cusps on the anterior rows are usually worn down by boring into the shells of prey.
The translucent yellowish white mantle roofs the mantle cavity fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa and a folded portion fig. 14 flic.kr/p/2op7KP7 extends as a respiratory siphon through, but rarely beyond, the siphonal canal of the shell fig. 17 flic.kr/p/2op6qtC . The mantle covers the body but is translucent enough to reveal the organs when the animal is removed from the shell fig. 22 flic.kr/p/2op8VfZ . The edge of the mantle is thickened, more yellowish and less translucent fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa .
The short, broad foot is about 33% the length of the shell fig. 18 flic.kr/p/2op6qhA . When fully spread it is widest at the anterior fig. 19 flic.kr/p/2op7JJm but it can vary to circular fig. 20 flic.kr/p/2op3Ek2 . There are no distinct propodial tentacles, but the agile foot can fold readily and bring the sides and flexible front corners together fig. 17 flic.kr/p/2op6qtC to manipulate prey or, in the case of females, manoeuvre egg capsules. The opening to the inverted accessory boring organ is on the medial fold line of the sole a short distance from the anterior. It is difficult to detect except when the sucker-like boring organ is everted to hold and to soften the shell of the prey for boring by the radula. A little further posterior than the boring gland on females there is an opening to the ventral pedal gland into which the foot inserts each newly laid egg capsule for final shaping and subsequent fixing to the substrate.
Dorsally the foot is coloured as the body but the yellowish white sole lacks opaque white marks except where those on the dorsum show through the thin periphery fig. 20 flic.kr/p/2op3Ek2
Behind the right tentacle, males have a large, white penis fig. 21 flic.kr/p/2op6pqL .
Removal of the shell fig. 22 flic.kr/p/2op8VfZ & fig. 23 flic.kr/p/2op8wre will show a large, yellowish, pinnate ctenidium and a smaller, pinnate, red-brown osphradium resembling a ctenidium in structure. The following organs may be visible through the translucent mantle: the greenish hypobranchial gland, rectum, black rectal gland, heart, kidney and the visceral lump containing the digestive gland and, in the breeding season, the ovary or testes.
Key identification features
Ocenebra erinaceus
1. Maximum height 50 mm, width 25 mm (W/H 50%) fig. 01https://flic.kr/p/2op3qCC . Littoral specimens usually to 30 mm high.
2. 8 to 9 costal ribs. Numerous imbricate growth lines fig. 06 flic.kr/p/2op6t35 .
3. Most recently formed costal rib forms a labial varix on or near palatal lip fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 .
4. Two major spiral cords on the spire whorls and 8 to 9 on the body-whorl fig. 05 flic.kr/p/2op6th8 . Minor cords are also present.
5. Shell yellowish white with pure white aperture lips and siphonal canal. Open fig. 02 flic.kr/p/2op6v13 or closed fig. 08 flic.kr/p/2op6sCH siphonal canal often slightly longer than the aperture above it.
6. Cephalic tentacles translucent white with opaque white marks and yellow distally fig. 12 flic.kr/p/2op8XAa , but small juveniles may lack the yellow fig. 13 flic.kr/p/2op8XsQ .
7. Egg capsules 6 to 13 mm high. Shaped like a hot water bottle with sloping shoulders. Sometimes have a raised rib giving triangular cross section. Narrow aperture on a short neck has a small protruding plug. Whitish turning to yellow or purple with age fig. 24 flic.kr/p/2op6oKN .
8. Norway to Morocco and Mediterranean. Lives on rocky substrate all round Britain except east Scotland. Lower shore and sublittoral. Does not live in the Baltic or on continental coasts of the North Sea; multiple records of it at
waarneming.nl/species/20959/maps/?start_date=2000-08-29&a...
are fossils in sand dumped to replenish Dutch beaches (Han Raven, pers. comm. 14 March 2023).
Similar species
Shells have intraspecific variations with interspecific overlap, and features may be eroded or indiscernible on images, so use of more than one feature is advisable for reliable identification.
Ocinebrellus inornatus (Récluz, 1851)
O. inornatus “is very similar to Ocenebra erinaceus and is very difficult to distinguish due to the morphological variability of both” (Trigo et al. 2018). First arrivals of this invasive species are frequently mistaken for O. erinaceus. Large unworn adult shells of O. inornatus show the most distinct sculptural features. The form of egg capsules and colour of tentacle tips are diagnostic in north-west Europe.
1. Maximum height 63 mm (fig. 27 flic.kr/p/2op7GK1 ).
2. Usually 8 to 9, occasionally 4 to 12 costal ribs (Amano & Vermeij 1998 in Goud et al. 2008) on body-whorl. They are more prominent and angulated at the shoulder giving a more pronounced turreted effect than on Ocenebra erinaceus fig. 25 flic.kr/p/2op8vQj . No imbricate growth lines are visible in images of O. inornatus available for this account fig. 26 flic.kr/p/2op7GSA .
3. On large mature specimens the ribs on the body-whorl may be blade-like with the final one flaring out widely from the lip, level with the substrate fig. 27 flic.kr/p/2op7GK1 . But the more frequent smaller specimens have costal ribs and a labial varix like those on O. erinaceus fig. 25 flic.kr/p/2op8vQj .
4. 4 to 7 spiral cords on the body-whorl (Lützen et al, 2011).
5. Shell white with varying amounts and shades of brown. Aperture lips and siphonal canal white are sometimes whitish and brownish in parts. Siphonal canal is often slightly shorter than aperture above it.
6.Cephalic tentacles distally pure white without any yellow beyond the eye fig. 26 flic.kr/p/2op7GSA & fig. 28 flic.kr/p/2op3CD1 but some may be white faintly tinted brownish or pinkish proximally below the eye fig. 29 flic.kr/p/2op7Grf .
7. Egg capsules 15 to 20 mm high. Shaped like a kite with rounded lateral corners and a face strongly flexed so its two wings bend towards each other. Its tall neck tapers to a narrow aperture. Initially whitish turning yellow with age fig. 24 flic.kr/p/2op6oKN .
8. China, Korea, Japan and Sakhalin Island. Preys on Magallana gigas and has been accidentally translocated with commercial shipments of M. gigas to Pacific coasts of North America and to Europe from Iberia to Denmark. Locally common and a pest on oyster beds Not yet recorded in Britain (pers. comm. S. Taylor, Marine Recorder of Conchological Soc. G.B. & Ireland,15 March 2023) but because of difficulty in differentiating it from Ocenebra erinaceus it might be present unrecognised.
Ocinebrina aciculata (Lamarck, 1822)
1. Usual maximum height 15 mm and width 10 mm.
2. Eight to ten broad costal ribs on body-whorl. Slightly imbricate growth lines raised at irregular intervals, but not as prominently as on Ocenebra erinaceus.
3. Thin, crenulate palatal (outer) lip has no labial varix fig. 30 flic.kr/p/2op8TJc .
4. 18 to 20 spiral ridges on the body-whorl.
5. Shell dark brown fig. 30 flic.kr/p/2op8TJc , may show red of body within when well lit in water fig. 31https://flic.kr/p/2op7G27 . Dead worn shells are paler. Sigmoid, pearlescent white, parietal-columellar (inner) lip fig. 30 flic.kr/p/2op8TJc does not extend onto body-whorl. Siphonal canal open and orange-buff, when young, closed when older.
6. Cephalic tentacles and whole body intense red flecked with yellowish white spots fig. 31 flic.kr/p/2op7G27 . Tips of tentacles and siphon paler.
7. Egg capsules barrel shaped (Wigham & Graham, 2018).
8. Found often in proximity of Perforatus perforatus (Cirripedia) from the Mediterranean to Bretagne, Scilly Isles and south-west England.
Urosalpinx cinerea (Say, 1822). fig. 32 flic.kr/p/2op6ngR
1. Maximum height 40 mm, width 20 mm.
2. 10 to 12 low, sometimes inconspicuous, costal ribs on final whorl.
3. Thin, crenulate palatal (outer) lip thickens and develops internal ribs with age. No labial varix.
4. 16 to 18 spiral ridges on the body-whorl, eroded where they cross the costae, so no protruding nodules. Sometimes spiral ridges more prominent than costae.
5. Shell yellowish or grey with brownish white aperture lips and siphonal canal. Open siphonal canal half the length of the aperture above it.
6. Flesh is cream with dark marks on tentacles and mantle edge.
7. Egg capsules about 5 mm high. Flattened oval attached to substrate with a thin stem. Wide, slightly everted aperture has recessed plug. Buff or yellowish fig. 24 flic.kr/p/2op6oKN
8. Nova Scotia to Florida. Introduced from America with commercial Magallana gigas to south-east England and the Netherlands. Lower shore and sublittoral to 15 m.
Nucella lapillus (Linnaeus, 1758)
1. Usual maximum height 45 mm, to 65 mm sublittorally.
2. No costal ribs. Numerous imbricate growth lines on small juveniles occasionally persist on adults fig. 33 flic.kr/p/2op8SiB .
3. No labial varix. Lip thin when young, thickened when full grown.
4. Shell often worn smooth fig. 34 flic.kr/p/2op3AEX but some have about 2 spiral bands on the spire whorls and about 10 on the body-whorl fig. 35 flic.kr/p/2op6kjQ .
5. Shell usually whitish; sometimes yellowish, and bands of various colours may occur fig. 34 flic.kr/p/2op3AEX . Aperture lips and siphonal canal usually white but can have patches of other colour.
6. Body and cephalic tentacles pure white fig. 34 flic.kr/p/2op3AEX .
7. Egg capsules are spindle shaped, up to 10 mm high and 4 mm wide, on a short thin stalk. Yellowish white becoming yellow or sometimes purple or brownish with age fig. 24 flic.kr/p/2op6oKN .
8. White Sea to Gibraltar, not Baltic (low salinity), and Greenland to New York. Common on hard substrate all around Ireland and Britain, avoiding low salinity of inner estuaries.
Habits and ecology
O. erinaceus lives on rocky shores at LWST and sublittorally to 150 m on stony substrate.
It feeds on bivalves, barnacles and tube dwelling worms, boring holes through their shells to rasp out the flesh with its radula. It takes about ten days to bore into and consume an oyster with its everted proboscis fig. 16 flic.kr/p/2op8y3A .
The strong shell affords protection against predators. When active, little of the animal protrudes beyond its shelter fig. 18 flic.kr/p/2op6qhA and the operculum protects nearly half of the foot. In Croatia those in shallow water are often covered with algae which conceal them fig. 36 flic.kr/p/2op3zyP . When sealed, the long siphonal canal protects the siphon so it can remain safely extended for respiration when the animal is retracted into the shell fig. 09 flic.kr/p/2op8Yue .
Inhalant water entering through the respiratory siphon has its quality checked by the pectinate osphradium at the inner end of the siphon before passing through the larger pectinate ctenidium fig. 22 flic.kr/p/2op8VfZ & fig. 23 flic.kr/p/2op8wre .
O. erinaceus breeds in late April and May in Britain. The male fertilizes the female internally with its long penis. Egg capsules from the oviduct are manoeuvred one at a time by the female’s flexible foot into the ventral pedal gland where they are moulded before being fixed to rock or shells. Several capsules are laid close together, and females often lay in company. The egg capsules are 6 to 13 mm high, and are shaped like a hot water bottle with sloping shoulders. Sometimes a raised rib creates a triangular cross section. The narrow aperture is on a short neck and has a protruding plug. The capsules are initially whitish turning to yellow or purple with age fig. 24 flic.kr/p/2op6oKN . After nine or ten weeks, most of the young emerge from the capsule as crawling juveniles, but about 14% emerge as late veliger, swimming larvae with a well developed four-lobed velum and a foot. They lose the velum within five days (Wigham & Graham, 2018).
Like Nucella lapillus, females in the vicinity of boats treated with Tributyltin (TBT), an anti-fouling biocide, experience imposex, the malformation of the oviduct causing sterility. Near Plymouth and Falmouth docks, England, about 90% of female O. erinaceus were so affected in studies from 1991 to 1995 (Gibbs, 1996). Even so, the reproductive failure was less than that experienced by N. lapillus perhaps because of arrival of swimming late veligers, which N. lapillus lacks, from less affected areas.
Distribution and status
O. erinaceus occurs from the Azores and the Mediterranean to its winter-cold induced limits in northern France and south-east Scotland. It does not live in the Baltic or on continental coasts of the North Sea; multiple records of it at
waarneming.nl/species/20959/maps/?start_date=2000-08-29&a...
are fossils in sand dumped to replenish Dutch beaches (Han Raven, pers. comm. 14 March 2023) and probably some misidentified Ocinebrellus inornatus. These misleading records have transferred to GBIF at www.gbif.org/species/4364689 . Because of the mild Atlantic drift in winter, it extends up the west coast of Ireland and Britain to Orkney and Shetland. The U.K. distribution map at species.nbnatlas.org/species/NHMSYS0021055838 probably shows the true position (accessed March 2023), but there, too, fossils are present in pleistocene glacial drift (Forbes & Hanley, 1853) from which they may be washed out onto beaches.
In the past, the limits have shifted. During the exceptionally severe winters 1928 - 1929 and 1962 - 1963, the population along the British North Sea coast was almost annihilated (Lützen et al., 2011). With global warming it is possible that it may spread north of its current limits, but recording of any change should be based on live specimens as the solid shells persist for long periods after death.
Acknowledgements
For use of images I thank Philippe Boissel, Pierre Corbrion, Valentin Engelbos, Marion Haarsma, Gabriel Paladino Ibáñez, Kaila Wheatley Kornblum, Michal Maňas, Alen Petani, Jakov Prkić, Malcolm Storey, Simon Taylor, Freek Titselaar, Albert van den Bruele, Daniëlla van Dijk and Stefan Verheyen. For helpful discussion and information I thank Han Raven and Stefan Verheyen.
Links and references
Forbes, E. & Hanley S. 1849-53. A history of the British mollusca and their shells. vol. 3 (1853), London, van Voorst. (As Murex erinaceus)
archive.org/details/historyofbritish03forbe/page/370/mode...
Fretter, V. 1941 The genital ducts of some British stenoglossan prosobranchs J. Mar. Biol. Ass. 25(1): 173-211.
plymsea.ac.uk/id/eprint/1194/1/The_genital_ducts_of_some_...
Fretter, V. and Graham, A. 1962. British prosobranch molluscs: their functional anatomy and ecology. London, Ray Society.
Fretter, V. and Graham, A. 1985. The prosobranch molluscs of Britain and Denmark. Part 8 – Neogastropoda. Suppl. 15, J. Moll. Stud.
Gibbs, P.E. 1996. Oviduct malformation as a sterilising effect of tributyltin (TBT)-induced imposex in Ocenebra erinacea (Gastropoda: Muricidae). J. Moll. Stud., 62 (4): 403 to 413. academic.oup.com/mollus/article/62/4/403/1053911 (open access).
Goud, J., Titselaar, F. & Mulder, G. 2008. Weer een ‘verstekeling’: de Japanse Stekelhoren Ocinebrellus inornatus (Récluz, 1851) (Gastropoda, Muricidae) levend aangetroffen in de Oosterschelde. Spirula 365: 132 to 134. natuurtijdschriften.nl/pub/1002492
Graham, A. 1988. Molluscs: prosobranch and pyramidellid gastropods. Synopses of the British Fauna (New Series) no.2 (Second edition). Leiden, E.J.Brill/Dr. W. Backhuys. 662 pages.
Hayward, P.J. & Ryland, J.S. (eds.) 1995. Handbook of the marine fauna of North-West Europe. Oxford University Press.
Jeffreys, J.G. 1862-69. British conchology. vol. 4 (1867). London, van Voorst. (As Murex erinaceus) archive.org/details/britishconcholog04jeffr/page/306/mode...
Lützen J., Faasse, M., Gittenberger, A., Glenner, H. and Hoffmann, E. 2011. The Japanese oyster drill Ocinebrellus inornatus (Récluz, 1851) (Mollusca, Gastropoda, Muricidae), introduced to the Limfjord, Denmark. Aquatic Invasions 7(2): 181–191.
www.aquaticinvasions.net/2012/AI_2012_2_Lutzen_etal.pdf
McKay, D.W. & Smith, S.M. 1979. Marine Mollusca of East Scotland. Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Museum.
Oehlmann, J., Fioroni, P., Stroben, E. and Markert, B. 1996. Tributyltin (TBT) effects on Ocinebrina aciculata (Gastropoda: Muricidae): imposex development, sterilization, sex change and population decline. Sci. Total Environ. 188: 205-223
www.bio.uni-frankfurt.de/55030905/Oehlmann-et-al-1996-STO...
Trigo, J.E.; Diaz Agras, G.J.; Garcia Alvarez, O.L.; Guerra, A.; Moreira, J.; Pérez, J.; Rolán, E.; Troncoso, J.S,; Urgorri, V.. 2018. Guia de los Moluscos Marinos de Galicia. Servicio de Publicacións da Universidade de Vigo.
Wigham, G.D. & Graham, A. 2018. Marine gastropods 3: Neogastropoda. Synopses of the British Fauna (New Series) no.62. (206 pages). Field Studies Council,Telford, England.
Glossary
acrembolic = (of proboscis) entirely invertible/eversible like finger of glove.
adventitious = in an unusual anatomical position.
aperture = mouth of gastropod shell; outlet for head and foot.
buccal mass = anterior of digestive system including a radula, odontophore and muscles.
cephalic = (adj.) of or on the head.
cf. = (abbreviation of Latin ‘confer’) compare with.
cilia = (pl.) vibrating linear extensions of membrane used in locomotion.
coll. = (or “in coll.”, abbreviation of “in collectionem”) in the collection of (cf. leg.).
columella = axis of gastropod shell spiral, exposed on final whorl by aperture.
columellar = (adj.) of or near central axis of spiral gastropod.
columellar lip = lower (abapical) part of inner lip of aperture.
conchiolin = horny flexible protein which forms the operculum of most marine gastropods, the periostracum and a matrix for the deposition of calcium carbonate to create a mollusc’s shell. Chemical structure C30H48O11N3; ‘chitinous’ as it resembles, though not identical to, chitin (C8H13O5N)n.
costa = (pl. costae) axial rib crossing shell whorl at about right-angles to any spiral striae.
costal = (adj.) of, or arranged like, costae.
ctenidium = comb-like molluscan gill with filaments either side of a rachis .
cusp = raised point or prominence on crown of a tooth.
digestive gland = organ which acts like the liver and pancreas in mammals to absorb food.
distal = away from centre of body or from point of attachment.
dorsoventrally flattened = as if pressed flat from above.
efferent = (adj. of vessel) carrying haemolymph away from an organ.
efferent branchial vessel = vessel along rachis of ctenidium which carries oxygenated haemolymph away from the ctenidium to the heart for circulation to organs.
ELWST = extreme low water spring tide (usually near March and September equinoxes).
everted = turned inside out from the body.
height = (abbreviation H.) distance from apex of shell to base of aperture.
hypobranchial gland = gland which secretes mucus to trap and consolidate particles from inhalant water. Probably other biologically active compounds produced. On contact with air and light, mucus changes from greenish through red to purple.
imbricate = arranged to overlap like roof tiles.
inverted = turned outside in like a sock.
labial varix = especially strong or broad costa (rib) near edge of outer lip of aperture.
leg. = (abbreviation of legit) collected/ found by (cf. coll.)
LWST = low water spring tide, two periods of a few days each month when tide falls lowest.
mantle = sheet of tissue that secretes shell and forms a cavity for the gill in most marine molluscs. mantle edge = only part that produces exterior layers of shell. When flounced, it makes protruding shell-growth that forms imbricate sculpture.
odontophore = tongue-like structure of cartilage supporting radula.
opercular = (adj.) of the operculum.
operculum = plate of horny conchiolin, rarely calcareous, used to close shell aperture.
osphradium = organ for testing inhalant water for particles and/or chemicals produced by pollutants, prey or predators.
parietal lip = upper part of inner side of gastropod aperture.
periostracum = thin horny layer of chitinous material often coating shells.
pers. comm. = personal communication by face-to-face conversation, telephone, letter or email.
pleurembolic proboscis = basal part (only) of proboscis inverts to form a sac for rest of proboscis to be retracted into without inversion. (cf. acrembolic).
proboscis = internal feeding tube, containing the buccal mass with radula; only extended when feeding.
protoconch = apical whorls produced during embryonic and larval stages; different in form from other whorls forming teleoconch.
proximal = towards the centre of the body or point of attachment.
rachidian = (adj.) median/middle tooth in each row of teeth on radula.
rachiglossan = (adj.) of radula with a many-cusped, rachidian tooth, and single marginal tooth at each side.
rachis = central shaft/main axis of a feather or gill plume.
radula = chitinous ribbon of teeth; extended on odontophore to rasp food.
rectal gland = black or brown diverticulum of the rectum lying over it. Found in O. erinaceus and other Neogastropoda. Its function is unknown.
velum = bilobed flap on veliger larva, with beating cilia for swimming.
rhynchostome = opening on ventral surface of head for eversion of a proboscis.
sigmoid = curved in two directions like letter ‘S’ but often with shallower curvature.
suture = groove or line where whorls of gastropod shell adjoin.
teleoconch = entire gastropod shell, apart from apical protoconch.
tumid = bulging, distended, swollen, distinctly convex.
tumidity = the condition of being tumid.
varix = (see labial)
veliger = shelled larva of marine mollusc; swims by waving cilia on velum (bilobed flap).
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L: Yes, Odette just came from Wammy's House. I guess they want me to enhance both of you just in case it happens the worst... ^_^u
Odette: This is not gonna happen! You won't die while I'm here!
Near: ...Okay ¬¬ Anyway, she plays her toys and I'll play mine ¬¬
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L: Si, Odette acaba de llegar del Wammy's House. Por lo visto quieren que os prepare a los dos por si pasara lo inevitable... ^_^u
Odette: Eso no va a pasar! Tu no morirás mientras yo esté aquí!
Near: … vale. ¬¬ Pero ella sus juguetes y yo los míos. ¬¬
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La verdad es que había decidido no subir más fotos de esta cascada de momento y esperar al otoño o a una nueva visita para probar encuadres y aproximaciones diferentes, concretamente pensaba en vertoramas, que era mi idea inicial. Los comentarios de Ander e Iban en las dos primeras me ayudaron a ver por donde pueden ir los tiros para mejorar lo presente, y me reafirmaron en que un vertorama podría sacar un muy buen encuadre de este sitio. Al final, ni una ni dos sino todo lo contrario: cargué tres. Está presenta un encuadre un poco diferente, con el salto pequeño en un plano más cercano. Las dos anteriores son muy similares, pero a la vez veo muchas diferencias en relación al encuadre (a pesar de estar tomadas desde puntos apenas separados un metro) y me gustaría conocer vuestra opinión, ya que encuentro partes que me gustan y otras menos en ambas (por eso pienso que el vertorama podría dar un buen rendimiento aquí). La riega de Justatorio (o riega de La Blanca) es un afluente del río Miñances, que a su vez es un tributario del Cares.
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I'd decided to stop upload of this series, and wait for a new visit to try some new framings and some vertorama. Finally, I changed my mind and today I uploaded these three. This one is a bit different composition, pointing out to the pool and that small cascade. The other two may look very similar, but in both of them I see good and bad things, and I though that a good picture should combine elements from these two. This is the reason because I think a vertorama can provide some light here, but I realize that it wouldn't be easy.
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Focal length: 12 mm
Aperture: f/22.0
Exposure: 30 Sec
ISO Speed:100
LEE ProGlas ND 0.6 Standard
Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 + 460MG Head
This link is just in Dutch unfortunately. Here is a brief translation I just cooked up:
In early times only the Steenweg ‘Rock road’, could be found here. An old road paved with cobblestones which connected the ‘Grootbrug’, or ‘Large Bridge’ and the present day Steenweg, part of an important route from Bavay in the North of present day France to Utrecht in the Netherlands. A canal was dug in the 13th century along the Steenweg which connected the river Dijle and the Koolvliet. On the Eastern bank of this canal a Vismarkt (fishmarket) was built.
In 1532 this canal was put underground and the Vismarkt moved to where it nowadays. The last part of the canal on the Ijzeren Leen was filled up in 1675.
The name Ijzeren Leen dates from the 17th century, and stems from the iron railings (ijzeren leuningen), which were put along the canal in the century before. They were probably manufactured between 1531 and 1534 and restored between 1783 and 1927.
(source: Bouwen door de eeuwen heen in Vlaanderen)
Nowadays the Ijzeren Leen called the Champs Elysees of Mechelen. It contains the ‘Schepenhuis’, which is the former town hall. This houses a small museum with 16th and 17th century art.
I was able to sit and enjoy a bit of this awesome sunset with my love about 2 weeks ago. Those moments, like a sunset, always seem so fleeting, yet stunning in their impact and importance to the grounding of the soul. Living ferry rides and hours drive apart sucks. But, again, like sunsets, the small moments you have to just sit in aww of how amazing life can be, are so worth it.
blogged about HERE
Sitges, Barcelona (Spain).
My first photo with corrected perspective. Obviously I can't reach here standing up.
Mi primera foto con perspectiva corregida. Evidentemente no puedo llegar aquí de pie.
ENGLISH
Spanish (español) or Castilian (castellano) is an Indo-European, Romance language that originated in northern Spain, and gradually spread in the Kingdom of Castile and evolved into the principal language of government and trade. It was taken to Africa, the Americas, and Asia Pacific with the expansion of the Spanish Empire between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Today, between 322 and 400 million people speak Spanish as a native language, making it the world's second most-spoken language by native speakers (after Mandarin Chinese).
Spanish evolved from Vulgar Latin, with major influences from Arabic in vocabulary during the Andalusian period and minor surviving influences from Basque and Celtiberian, as well as Germanic languages via the Visigoths. Spanish developed along the remote cross road strips among the Alava, Cantabria, Burgos, Soria and La Rioja provinces of Northern Spain, as a strongly innovative and differing variant from its nearest cousin, Leonese speech, with a higher degree of Basque influence in these regions (see Iberian Romance languages). Typical features of Spanish diachronical phonology include lenition (Latin vita, Spanish vida), palatalization (Latin annum, Spanish año, and Latin anellum, Spanish anillo) and diphthongation (stem-changing) of short e and o from Vulgar Latin (Latin terra, Spanish tierra; Latin novus, Spanish nuevo). Similar phenomena can be found in other Romance languages as well.
During the Reconquista, this northern dialect from Cantabria was carried south, and remains a minority language in the northern coastal Morocco.
The first Latin-to-Spanish grammar (Gramática de la Lengua Castellana) was written in Salamanca, Spain, in 1492, by Elio Antonio de Nebrija. When it was presented to Isabel de Castilla, she asked, "What do I want a work like this for, if I already know the language?", to which he replied, "Your highness, the language is the instrument of the Empire."
From the 16th century onwards, the language was taken to the Americas and the Spanish East Indies via Spanish colonization.
Catalan is a Romance language, the national language of Andorra, and a co-official language in the Spanish autonomous communities of the Balearic Islands, Catalonia and Valencia—where it is known as Valencian— and in the city of Alghero in the Italian island of Sardinia. It is also spoken, although with no official recognition, in the autonomous communities of Aragon (in La Franja) and Murcia (in El Carxe) in Spain, and in the historic Roussillon region of southern France, roughly equivalent to the current département of the Pyrénées-Orientales (Northern Catalonia).
Catalan language developed by the 9th century from Vulgar Latin on both sides of the eastern part of Pyrenees mountains (counties of Roussillon, Empúries, Besalú, Cerdanya, Urgell, Pallars and Ribagorça). It shares features with Gallo-romance and Ibero-romance, and it could be said to be in its beginnings no more than an eccentric dialect of Occitan (or of Western Romance).
As a consequence of the Catalan conquests from Al-Andalus to the south and to the west, it spread to all present-day Catalonia, Balearic Islands and most of Valencia.
During the 15th century, during the Valencian Golden Age, the Catalan language reached its highest cultural splendor, which was not matched again until La Renaixença, 4 centuries later.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_language, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_language
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CASTELLANO
El idioma español o castellano es una lengua romance del grupo ibérico. Es uno de los seis idiomas oficiales de la ONU.
El español es la lengua más hablada del mundo tras el chino mandarín, por el número de hablantes que la tienen como lengua materna. Lo hablan como primera y segunda lengua entre 450 y 500 millones de personas. Por otro lado, el español es el segundo idioma más estudiado en el mundo tras el inglés, con al menos 14 millones de estudiantes, si bien otras fuentes indican que se superan los 46 millones de estudiantes distribuidos en 90 países.
El español, como el resto de lenguas romances, es una continuación moderna del latín hablado (denominado latín vulgar), desde el siglo III a. C. y que, tras el desmembramiento del Imperio Romano, fue divergiendo de las otras variantes del latín que se hablaban en las distintas provincias del antiguo Imperio, dando lugar mediante lenta evolución a las distintas lenguas neolatinas. Debido a su propagación por América, el español es, de largo, la lengua neolatina que ha logrado la mayor difusión.
El castellano se originó como un dialecto del latín en las zonas limítrofes entre Cantabria, Burgos, Álava y La Rioja, provincias del actual norte de España, convirtiéndose en el principal idioma popular del Reino de Castilla (el idioma oficial era el latín). De allí su nombre original de "idioma castellano", en referencia a la zona geográfica donde se originó. La otra denominación del idioma, "español", procede del latín medieval Hispaniolus o más bien de su forma ultracorrecta Spaniolus (literalmente: "hispanito", "españolito"), a través del occitano espaignol. Menéndez Pidal ofrece otra explicación etimológica: el clásico hispanus o hispánicus tomó en latín vulgar el sufijo -one (como en bretón, borgoñón, sajón, frisón, lapón...) y de *hispanione se pasó en castellano antiguo a españón, "luego disimilando las dos nasales se llegó a español, con la terminación -ol, que no se usa para significar naciones".
Avatares históricos y socioecónomicos, y su uso popular como lengua de intercambio, convirtieron el castellano en la lengua franca de toda la península ibérica, en convivencia con las hablas vernáculas allí donde existían: a mediados del siglo XVI se estima que el 80% de los españoles ya hablaban castellano. Con la conquista de América, que era una posesión personal de la corona de Castilla, el idioma español se extendió a través de todo ese continente, desde California hasta el Estrecho de Magallanes.
El catalán (català), también llamado valenciano (valencià) en la Comunidad Valenciana, es una lengua romance occidental que procede del latín vulgar. Estudios realizados por Germà Colón basados en la presencia de determinados aspectos comunes de las lenguas románicas, morfología, fonética, sintaxis, léxico, concluyen que dicho idioma, junto al occitano y al francés, remonta a un diasistema particular, el «latín gálico», como término sin ninguna connotación, atendiendo estrictamente a la tipología lingüística.
Se habla en algunas regiones de España, (particularmente en Cataluña, Comunidad Valenciana e Islas Baleares) y también en Francia, Andorra e Italia. Es la lengua habitual de unos 4,4 millones de personas; además, son capaces de hablarlo unos 7,7 millones y es comprendido por cerca de 10,5 millones de personas.
Como en todas las lenguas romances, el cambio del latín vulgar al catalán fue gradual y no es posible determinar en qué momento se inicia su historia. Según Coromines, los cambios más radicales debieron producirse en los siglos VII y VIII, pero es difícil saberlo con precisión porque los textos se escribían exclusivamente en un latín artificioso, ajeno a la lengua de uso. Ya en el siglo IX y sobre todo en los siglos X y XI, aparecen palabras e incluso frases enteras intercaladas en algo que ya se puede denominar catalán. Desde 1150 hay ya numerosos documentos escritos y hacia finales del siglo XII aparece el primer texto literario conocido, las Homilías de Organyà, un fragmento de una colección de sermones.
El catalán surge a ambos lados de los Pirineos (condados del Rosellón, Ampurias, Besalú, la Cerdaña, Urgell, Pallars y Ribagorza) y se extendió hacia el sur durante la Reconquista en varias fases: Barcelona y Tarragona, Lérida y Tortosa, el antiguo Reino de Valencia, las Islas Baleares y Alguer.
En cuanto al catalán como lengua extranjera, aunque no es una lengua muy difundida, cuenta con una larga tradición que se remonta a la Edad Media, a causa de la expansión medieval de la Corona aragonesa, y en su momento dejó huella especialmente en la Península itálica y en el vocabulario náutico mediterráneo. Actualmente, se enseña en varias universidades tanto en Europa como en los EE.UU. e Hispanoamérica, así como en numerosos centros catalanes de todo el mundo.
Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castellano, es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idioma_catal%c3%a1n
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CATALÀ
El castellà o espanyol és un idioma nascut als antics Regnes de Castella i de Navarra parlat actualment, a més d'Espanya, en nombrosos països dels continents americà, africà i asiàtic, per 450 milions de persones (en l'anomenada Hispanitat), i per més de 500 milions si s'inclouen els que la parlen com a segona llengua.
És la llengua materna més parlada al món darrera el xinès mandarí. És la llengua més estudiada al món com a segona llengua darrera l'anglès. És llengua oficial a l'Organització de les Nacions Unides.
Pertany al grup de les llengües indoeuropees i prové de l'evolució del llatí vulgar (+90%), evidenciant també la influència de l'àrab - gran quantitat de paraules provinents d'aquesta llengua- així com del basc (evolució fonètica).
La llengua castellana es va desenvolupar a la regió nord-central de la península Ibèrica, a partir del llatí vulgar, amb possible influència de les llengües cèltiques i del basc. Algunes característiques del castellà inclouen la lenició (llatí: vita, castellà: vida), la palatalització (llatí: annum, castellà: año), i diftongació de les vocals breus e/o del llatí vulgar (llatí: terra, castellà: tierra; llatí: novo, castellà: nuevo); alguns d'aquests canvis fonològics es troben en altres llengües romàniques.
Durant la reconquesta, aquest dialecte del nord es va estendre cap al sud i a altres regions de la península Ibèrica.
El primer diccionari Llatí-Castellà (Gramática de la Lengua Castellana), es va publicar a Salamanca el 1492 per Elio Antonio de Nebrija. Després del segle XVI, la llengua es va portar a Amèrica i algunes regions de l'Àsia per la colonització espanyola. El segle XX, es va portar a la Guinea Equatorial i al Sàhara Occidental.
El català és una llengua romànica parlada per gairebé 9 milions i mig de persones al món. Els límits del domini lingüístic inclouen Catalunya excepte la Vall d'Aran, el País Valencià (a excepció d'algunes comarques), les Illes Balears, Andorra, la Franja de Ponent (Aragó), la ciutat de l'Alguer (a l'illa de Sardenya), la Catalunya del Nord (95% del Departament dels Pirineus Orientals, i el Carxe, un petit territori de Múrcia poblat per modernes migracions de valencians. El domini lingüístic, amb una superfície de 59.905 km² i 12.805.197 d'habitants (2006), inclou 1.687 termes municipals, 9 dels quals tenen només una part minoritària catalanoparlant.
El català fou prohibit al Principat de Catalunya en el camp oficial des del Decret de Nova Planta (1716) i al País Valencià (1707). A Catalunya Nord ja s'havia aplicat una prohibició similar el 1700. Al segle XX, a l'estat espanyol, s'interdí durant les dictadures de Primo de Rivera (1923-1930) i Franco (1939-1975). En els territoris catalanoparlants d'Espanya no es retrobà l'oficialitat fins a l'entrada dels diferents estatuts d'autonomia.
Almenys ja d'ençà el segle XIV, aquesta llengua també rep, entre d'altres, el nom de valencià, denominació emprada sobretot al País Valencià. Actualment i per evitar els conflictes que això pot crear com a arma política per afeblir la llengua, l'AVL ha arribat a la conclusió, el 9 de febrer de 2005 que «És un fet que a Espanya hi ha dos denominacions igualment legals per a designar esta llengua: la de valencià, establida en l'Estatut d'Autonomia de la Comunitat Valenciana, i la de català, reconeguda en els Estatuts d'Autonomia de Catalunya i les Illes Balears.»
A la Catalunya del Nord, el català ha estat reconegut com a llengua del departament, ensems amb el francès, el 10 de desembre del 2007 pel Consell General dels Pirineus Orientals mitjançant la Carta en favor del català. Val a dir que aqueix acte no comporta pas cap conseqüència ni té pas cap valor legal a l'estat francès.
Més info: ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castell%c3%a0, ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catal%c3%a0
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
One of the most beautiful and charming places in Paris - smaller and more intimate than the Tuileries and the Luxembourg gardens. A place to rest in, relax, shop, and watch people surrounded by magnificent architecture.
Originally known as the Place Royale, the Place des Vosges was built by Henri IV from 1605 to 1612. A true square (140 m x 140 m), it embodied the first European program of royal city planning. The Place des Vosges, inaugurated in 1612 with a grand carrousel to celebrate the wedding of Louis XIII and Anne of Austria, is the prototype of all the residential squares of European cities that were to come. What was new about the Place Royale in 1612 was that the housefronts were all built to the same design, probably by Baptiste du Cerceau, of red brick with strips of stone quoins over vaulted arcades that stand on square pillars.
Former illustrious Residents of the Place des Vosges:
No. 1bis Madame de Sevigné was born here
No. 6, ""Maison de Victor Hugo"" Victor Hugo from 1832–1848, in what was then the Hôtel de Rohan-Guéménée, now a museum devoted to his memory, managed by the City of Paris
No. 7 Sully, Henri IV's great minister
No. 8 poet Théophile Gautier and writer Alphonse Daudet
No. 11 occupied from 1639-1648 by the courtesan Marion Delorme
No. 15 Marguerite Louise d'Orléans, wife of Cosimo III de' Medici
No. 17 former residence of Bossuet
No. 21 Cardinal Richelieu from 1615–1627
No. 23 post-impressionist painter Georges Dufrénoy {From Wikpedia}"
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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
RufzeichenDHDS
IMO 7214545
Oohhhhhhhhhhhhh yesterday was my lucky day..I no longer have OWL ENVY lol ;) I happened upon this owl and OWL FAMILY yesterday on my walk..WOOHOO I was thrilled to be able to watch and shoot for hours. Here this one is even WINKING at me lol Don't you just love it? This is my first wild owl sighting. I found the Mother and Father and several wee ones..The Mother and wee ones were deep in the branches and hard to shoot..however with all those eyes watching me they didn't seem to mind..I think this is an Eastern Screech-Owl. (Thanks to IPS for giving me the correct id) I have so many photos but this one was my favourite of the day..........ENJOY! For the record this photo is NOT CROPPED! This was my best birding encounter so far.
"The trilling song on one pitch, sometimes known as the Bounce Song, is used by members of a pair or a family to keep in contact. The male will trill to advertise a nest site, court the female, and when arriving at a nest with food. The descending Whinny is used in territory defense. The songs usually are uttered separately, but sometimes are heard together."
"The Eastern Screech Owl was first described by Carolus Linnaeus (the Swedish naturalist who developed binomial nomenclature to classify and organise plants and animals), who classified it in 1758. The word "Asio" is attributed to Pliny the Elder in his "Naturalis Historia" around 77 AD, and is Latin for 'Horned Owl'. Eastern Screech Owls have also been called the common screech Owl, Ghost Owl, Dusk Owl, Little-eared Owl, Spirit Owl, Little Dukelet, Texas Screech-Owl, whickering Owl, little gray Owl, mottled Owl, the red Owl, the mouse Owl, the cat Owl, the shivering Owl, and the little horned Owl."
The Eastern Screech Owl is a small, nocturnal, woodland Owl. There are two colour morphs, a gray phase and a reddish-brown phase.
Adult (gray phase) - facial disks dusky white with fine gray-brown mottling, bordered by black. The iris is bright yellow and the bill is gray-green, with tufts of bristly feathers around its base. Overall gray-brown, with gray narrow vertical stripes, bars, and spots on underparts, and barred wings and tail - legs light cinnamon buff, and toes are yellow.
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Adult (red phase) - similar pattern to gray phase except cinnamon instead of gray - face plain light cinnamon - whitish superciliary and loral plumage.
Juvenile (gray phase) - similar to adults but indistinct stripes and bars more patterned - many feathers tipped with white Juvenile (red phase) - grayish brown, but distinctly rufescent colour overall - bars and stripes less distinct than adults.
Eastern Screech-Owls can be confused with Western Screech-Owls. One way to tell the difference is the bill colour - Eastern Screech Owls have gray-green bills while Western Screech Owls have gray to black bills. They can also be distinguished by their different calls, and only occur together locally in eastern Colorado and southern Texas."
Best viewed LARGE. Have a great weekend everyone! :)
Best viewed Large on Black
We were under a gazebo-type structure at the end of the Anhinga Trail boardwalk when I spotted this Black Vulture coming in to land on the roof of the structure. Several shots prior to this one were too blurry to be used. This one is not worthy of prominence, but I thought that the POV and body posture made the picture a keeper. Black Vultures have become very prominent at the Royal Palm area of Everglades National Park in the last few years and have also become very used to people and thus will approach quite close to photographers.
Black Vulture on Final Approach at Royal Palm, Everglades National Park
finished the retro-mod facelift of the grand record. vive la france! and italy and japan and england and ...
build detail
- '75 motobecane grand record, reynolds 531 steel (57cm)
- campagnolo nuovo record derailleurs, seatpost, hubset, skewers, cable guides, shifters
- campagnolo super record headset
- sugino mighty crankset 52/42
- tange bb (swiss)
- cinelli giro d'italia 64-38 bars and quill stem (85)
- brooks b17 champion special saddle, black
- ird 5-speed freewheel, 14-28
- sun m13ii 700c rims, 36h
- sapim db spokes
- cane creek scr-5 silver aero levers w/ gum hoods
- tektro calipers, r539 front, r559 rear
- kool-stop salmon pads
- sram pc-830 chain
- fizik microtex bar tape, red
- vo touring pedals
- christophe toe clips w/ padded straps and toe clip leathers
- continental sport 1000 tires, 700x23c
- stainless bottle cage
This Sunday I went to Mexilhoeira beach by the end of the day. An (almost) new moon tide and a fogy weather, kept most people of the beach, leaving an endless and almost immaculate extension of sand for me and my surf rods. By sunset this runner and I where the only souls on sight : )
~another view of this beach on high tide here
[fr]: Le cube, Montréal, Québec, Canada
[image info]: no HDR, no Photomatix - Sigma 10-20mm@10mm
[Level of Retouching]: 25% (levels, local curves, selective hue and desaturation and saturation, obviously perspective correction) - total processing: 30 minutes
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Cakile maritima
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cakile maritima, the European searocket, is a common plant in the mustard family. It is widespread in Europe, especially on coastlines, and it can now be found in other areas of the world where it has been introduced. It is an inhabitant of the west and east coasts of North America, where it has the potential to become a noxious weed. This is an annual plant which grows in clumps or mounds in the sand on beaches and bluffs. The shiny leaves are fleshy, green and tinted with purple or magenta, and long-lobed. It has white to light purple flowers and sculpted, segmented, corky brown fruits one to three centimeters long. The fruits float and are water-dispersed.
Eruca-marítima
Origem: Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre.
A eruca-marítima (Cakile maritima) é uma planta da família das brassicáceas (antigas crucíferas, a que também pertencem as couves e os nabos) cujo habitat preferencial são zonas arenosas junto ao litoral, especialmente em dunas. É uma planta carnuda, que atinge de 1 a 4 dm de altura, com ramos a partir da base. Floresce de Março a Dezembro (no hemisfério norte), apresentando pétalas lilacíneas ou brancas. As flores estão dispostas em rácimos pouco densos. As folhas são sinuado-dentadas, compostas por vários segmentos que se apresentam inteiros ou com recortes arredondados minúsculos (isto é, margem crenulada).
22/52 - 52 Weeks for Dogs
Part of my 52 weeks project is to showcase Gyp with landmarks or interesting structures in our city. In this photo Gyp is sitting on a Window ledge about 10" wide, and about 4' off the ground!
This structure is the remaining wall of the orignal hospital in our city. The other hospital structure has now been turned into a gorgeous museum. It also leads to miles of walking trials, which all 3 dogs enjoyed after the photos today.
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The coolest thing happened after this photo, I lifted Gyp down from the ledge, and before I had a chance to call her, she had ran over to a park bench where an elderly lady was enjoying the morning sun, and a cigarette. Gyp hopped right in beside her for a snuggle. I apologized, and the lady was so nice and was more than happy to share the bench with her. I don't think she wanted her to go, she even let me snap some photos of her.
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Taraxacum ( /təˈræksəkʉm/) is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. They are native to Eurasia and North America, and two species, T. officinale and T. erythrospermum, are found as weeds worldwide.[1] Both species are edible in their entirety.[2] The common name dandelion (/ˈdændɨlaɪ.ən/ dan-di-ly-ən, from French dent-de-lion, meaning lion's tooth) is given to members of the genus, and like other members of the Asteraceae family, they have very small flowers collected together into a composite flower head. Each single flower in a head is called a floret. Many Taraxacum species produce seeds asexually by apomixis, where the seeds are produced without pollination, resulting in offspring that are genetically identical to the parent plant.
This Julie's Pond or as more well known, The Heart Shaped Pond, please read the brief explanation
From Wikipedia
Prince's Lodge was named for the estate His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Duke of Kent resided in while in Halifax in the 1700s .In 1794, Prince Edward arrived to serve in Halifax.with his French mistress Julie St. Laurent. The Duke was often entertained at the "Friar's Cell" and liked it so much that Wentworth felt obliged to offer it to him during his stay in Halifax. Prince Edward accepted, and renovated the residence and developed the gardens around the estate by landscaper from England. The result was what is today Hemlock Ravine Park , 185 acres (0.75 km2) with a heart shaped pond known as Julie's Pond, and was constructed by the Duke in honor of his mistress.
The Wentworth's resumed living in the lodge When Prince Edward returned to England. Now called the Prince's Lodge, it was here that Sir John established the Rockingham Club. But after Sir John died, the estate was neglected. By 1870, in ruins, it was sold at auction and divided into building lots. All that remains of the original estate is the Rotunda,which the Nova Scotia Government acquired in 1959. It is a small, round music room that stands on a knoll overlooking the Bedford Basin.
"My girlfriend's got a boyfriend, funny
He doesn't make a dime all day
And all her girlfriends' boyfriends with money
What more can i say?
It's true
He never made it through a day of school
The only thing he studied was you
He knows your body better than you do
Maybe i'm your mr. right
Baby, maybe i'm the one you like
Maybe i'm a shot in the dark
And you're the morning light
Whoa
Maybe this is sad but true
Baby, maybe you've got nothing to lose
You could be the best of me
When i'm the worst for you
My girlfriend's got a boyfriend, running
To catch the bus to meet
To meet up with the boyfriend's girlfriend
Who's stunning
she's such a sight to see
It's true
The moment he layed eyes on you he knew
The only wish he wanted came true
He knows he's lucky that he met someone like you."
--"Mr. Right" by A Rocket To The Moon
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This is Russell Sweet. Some of you have seen him before in my photos. He's such a good model. I have so many pictures from today. I can't wait to share them.
This is part of a series. = )
The series Home Town Boy is about a local boy who is stuck in a small town. The series consists of photos all around his small town. It is nostalgic and he is just looking back on his small town existence, because now that he has graduated he is going off to bigger and better things.
This particular shot is at our local Snack Bar. A tiny little fast food joint that almost all of the teens in our town have worked at. haha
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The inspiration i believe for Lord of The Rings Forest of Fangorn.
here is its famous history !!!
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
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.
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Basta ricordare che siamo fatti di acqua calda, che siamo soffici, liquidi ed elastici.
L'abbandono è uno stato difficile a cui non siamo più abituati, perché sempre ossessionati dal controllo a tutti i costi dei particolari.
L'abbandono invece è partecipazione alla pienezza, una forma di consapevolezza. Come dire: è così chiassosa la storia, nell'infinito silenzio universale, che è inutile aggiungere altro rumore.
Dunque è un prendere atto di esistere, di possedere braccia, dita e talento non nostri, di essere in possesso di un'identità che ci è data, così come tutto in noi e attorno a noi ci è donato, ci avanza, trabocca le nostre aspettative: nulla ci appartiene.
Allora ecco risvegliarsi in noi l'infantile stupore per ogni cosa, sempre nuova, sempre provvisoria. L'abbandono è una costante primavera, dove tutto continuamente nasce.
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It's enough to remind we're made of warm water, that we're soft, liquid and elastic.
The abandon is a difficult state we're not used to anymore, obsessed by the control of details at any cost.
Otherwise, abandon is participation to fullness, a form of awareness. This is to say: history is so noisy, in the infinite universal silence, for is useless to add more noise.
So, it's an admission of existance, of our owning arms, fingers and a not-of-us talent, to possess an identity that's been gifted, as everything in us and around has been, abundant, overflowing our expectations: nothing, we own.
And then here comes awaken the childish astonishment for all the things around, anew, provisional. The abandon is a constant spring, where everything continuously springs up.
Giovanni Allevi, an excerpt from his book la musica in testa, translated by me.
Tell me, what is half so sweet
As a baby's tiny feet,
Pink and dainty as can be,
Like a coral from the sea?
It is morning and she lies
Uttering her happy cries,
While her little hands reach out
For the feet that fly about.
Then I go to her and blow
Laughter out of every toe;
Hold her high and let her place
Tiny footprints on my face.
Little feet that do not know
Where the winding roadways go,
Little feet that never tire,
Feel the stones or trudge the mire,
Still too pink and still too small
To do anything but crawl,
Thinking all their wanderings fair,
Filled with wonders everywhere.
Little feet, so rich with charm,
May you never come to harm.
As I bend and proudly blow
Laughter out of every toe,
This pray, that God above
Shall protect you with His love,
And shall guide those little feet
Safely down life's broader street
~ Edgar Guest
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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
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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.”
Hilo de la Fotohistoria en Pullip .es: ODETTE ARRIVES /
LA LLEGADA DE ODETTE
(Read in order, this is: SHOT/FOTO 12 of 17) PAG: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
FOTOSTORY: In English / En Español
Near: I inform you that I got the assassin and closed the case me alone.
L: Very good Near. ^^
Near: (I wanted to make it with you... T_T)
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Near: Te informo de que he atrapado al asesino y que he cerrado el caso yo solo.
L: Muy bien Near. ^^
Near: (yo quería hacerlo contigo... T_T)
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One of the gates, leading to one of the doors, at one of the entrances, to All Souls College, Oxford.
Israel delays aid trucks from Egypt to Gaza "France sent technical equipment to help Gazans draw water from the ground. The Swiss sent blankets and plastic tarps. Mercy Corps, a relief agency, sent 12 truckloads of food. And on Tuesday all of it, including dozens of other trucks carrying sugar, rice, flour, juice and baby formula, sat in the hot sun here going nowhere."
"All our lunchmeat, it's all going to go bad," said Abdullah "We have trucks we loaded up five days ago still sitting here, waiting." said said Hany.
At the United Nations, John Holmes, an emergency relief coordinator, said the scale of the destruction meant that far more than the current movement of aid was needed urgently. "Enough will always be allowed in for people to exist, but not enough for the conditions for people to live,"
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.
Strobist:
2 SB-24 in Sleazy box on either side pointed at background at 45 degrees
2 SB-28 gobo’d on either side of subject behind at 45 degrees
1 580 EXII in shoot through umbrella slightly off axis camera right high 45 degrees
Setup shotHERE.
L'Arboç, Tarragona (Spain).
Wiki Loves Monuments Code: RI-51-0012083
Vertical panorama from 3 shots. Later readjusted white balance.
ENGLISH
The first news of the existence of the church of Sant Julià goes back to years 1136 and 1138. The conserved oldest part of the medieval church corresponds to the present chapel of Dolors (sorrows). The used equipment is of ashlars well fitted and cut. They are left also two lateral gothic chapels.
The present church of Sant Julià is a Renaissance building constructed between years 1631 and 1647, during the “War of Segadors (reapers)”. It is a church of a single nave, 40 by 12 meters, with six lateral chapels by side, semi-circular arch and barrel vault. The apse is pentagonal and the main vault is maintained by semicircular archs and is composed by five pointed vaults with nerves and decorated key. In the main facade it emphasizes the great baroque gate conformed by four columns that maintain friso. The bell tower, built before the church between 1622-1627, conserves the romanesque base and an inner chapel gothic covered with barrel vault.
In the chapel of Dolors (sorrows) there are an important franc-gothic painting set mural discovered during the restoration of the chapel made in 1968. The set occupies about 50 m² and has been dated around year 1300. It is conformed by three sections, the central is an allegorical representation of the tree of the Cross, and the lateral compositions are formed by scenes of the life of Jesus, Saint John Baptist and Saint John Evangelist.
In October 2007 it was declared "Cultural good of national interest" in the category of Historical Monument.
The Catalan Revolt (known in Catalan as the Guerra dels Segadors or Reapers' War) affected a large part of Catalonia between the years of 1640 and 1659. It had an enduring effect in the Treaty of the Pyrenees, which ceded the county of Roussillon and the northern half of the county of Cerdanya to France (see French Cerdagne), thereby splitting the Catalan population.
The war had its roots in the discomfort generated in Catalan society by the presence of Castilian troops during the wars between France and Spain as part of the Thirty Years' War. Catalan peasants were forced to quarter Castilian troops and responded on Corpus Christi day with an uprising known as 'Bloody Corpus' (Catalan Corpus de Sang), under the slogans "Long live the faith of Christ!", our lord", "Long live the land, death to bad government". This 'Bloody Corpus' of 1640, which began with the death of a reaper and led to the somewhat mysterious death of the Count of Santa Coloma, viceroy of Catalonia, marked the beginning of the conflict. The irregular militia were known as 'Miquelets'.
Pau Claris, head of the Generalitat of Catalonia, turned the social unrest of the Catalans into a political cause and proclaimed a Catalan Republic. The Generalitat obtained an important military victory in the battle of Montjuïc (January 26, 1641). A little later, the death of Pau Claris created a difficult local and international situation, which resulted in the proclamation of Louis XIII of France as count of Barcelona and sovereign of Catalonia, Lluís I de Barcelona.
The conflict extended beyond the Peace of Westphalia, which concluded the Thirty Years' War in 1648, with the confrontation between two sovereigns and two Generalitats, one based in Barcelona, under the control of Spain and the other in Perpinyà (Perpignan), under the occupation of France. In 1652 the French authorities renounced Catalonia, but held control of Roussillon, thereby leading to the signing of the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659.
More info: www.boe.es/g/es/bases_datos/doc.php?coleccion=indilex&..., en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_Revolt
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CASTELLANO
La primera noticia de la existencia de la iglesia de Sant Julià se remonta a los años 1136 y 1138. La parte más antigua conservada de la iglesia medieval corresponde a la actual capilla dels Dolors. El aparejo empleado es de sillares bien encuadrados y cortados. Quedan también dos capillas laterales góticas.
La iglesia actual de Sant Julià es un edificio renacentista construido entre los años 1631 y 1647, durante la "Guerra dels Segadors". Es una iglesia de una sola nave, de 40 por 12 metros, con seis capillas laterales por banda, con arco de medio punto y bóveda de cañón. El ábside es pentagonal y la bóveda principal está sostenida por arcos semicirculares y está compuesta por cinco vueltas de ojiva con nervios y clave decorada. En la fachada principal destaca la gran portada barroca conformada por cuatro columnas que sostienen un friso. El campanario, levantado antes que la iglesia entre 1622-1627, conserva la base románica y una capilla interior gótica cubierta con bóveda de cañón.
En la capilla dels Dolors se encuentra un importante conjunto de pintura mural franco-gótica descubierto durante la restauración de la capilla realizada en el año 1968. El conjunto ocupa unos 50 m² y ha sido datado alrededor del año 1300. Está conformado por tres secciones, la central es una representación alegórica del árbol de la Cruz, y las composiciones laterales están formadas por escenas de la vida de Jesús, de San Juan Bautista y de San Juan Evangelista.
En octubre del 2007 fue declarado "Bien cultural de interés nacional" en la categoría de Monumento Histórico.
La Sublevación de Cataluña (o "Guerra dels Segadors") afectó a gran parte de Cataluña entre los años 1640 y 1659. Tuvo como efecto más duradero la firma de la Paz de los Pirineos entre la monarquía hispánica y el rey de Francia, pasando el condado del Rosellón y la mitad del de la Cerdaña, hasta aquel momento partes integrantes del principado de Cataluña, uno de los territorios de la monarquía hispánica, a soberanía francesa.
La guerra comienza a raíz del malestar que generaba en la sociedad catalana la presencia de tropas, fundamentalmente castellanas, durante las guerras entre Francia y España, enmarcadas dentro de la Guerra de los Treinta Años (1618 - 1648). Los hechos del Corpus de Sangre de 1640, desencadenados por el amotinamiento de un grupo de unos 400 o 500 segadores que entraron en Barcelona y que conducirían a la muerte del conde de Santa Coloma, noble catalán y virrey de Cataluña, marcan el inicio del conflicto.
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