The UMass Marching Band fights the cold and practices Tuesday night.

Photo by Cade Belisle

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Fernando Verdasco practice session on Center Court at the 2011 Western & Southern Open.

File name: 08_06_011003

Title: Batting practice

Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)

Date created: 1937

Physical description: 1 negative : glass, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.

Summary: New York Yankee Lou Gehrig leaning on a bat behind the batting cage at Fenway Park.

Genre: Glass negatives

Subjects: New York Yankees (Baseball team); Fenway Park (Boston, Mass.); Gehrig, Lou, 1903-1941; Baseball players

Notes: Title and date from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Summary provided by the Society for American Baseball Research, 2010-2011.

Collection: Leslie Jones Collection

Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

Rights: Copyright © Leslie Jones.

Preferred citation: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.

Dance Like no one is watching

obscenely gaudy, i know.

and yes, these yarns and this pattern were brought along on the trip to kauai last month specifically because they reminded me of the ubiquitous red hibiscus blossoms of hawaii.

target practice pattern here

raveled

Practice Day is an event centered around Applied Practice experiences. Students present on research projects they worked on in conjunction with their experience, and local organizations presented information to attendees about the opportunities available.

Junior Johnson in Tuesday afternoon practice at BMS.

This is the temperature in the garage where we are having Passion Play practice.

Panning practice. Spent 40-50 shots. Bus stop opposite to Suntec City.

at Glen Miller Park in Richmond, Indiana

Practicing the dance!

The UMass Marching Band fights the cold and practices Tuesday night.

Photo by Cade Belisle

I took Zeb out to the dockdogs practice at Prado dog recreation park today. I was hoping to have some success in getting him to jump off the dock. He swims well and loves retrieving his ball from a lake or the bay and even loves retrieving a frisbee at the beach. He eagerly jumps in and swims for it. Here he's bracing himself against the bank right before he "pops" off the bank to leap into the water after his ball. He will not do this off the dock. He whines and fidgets at the edge moves side to side in an attempt to find another way to his ball, but won't jump. So, we're back to square one of training the behavior from the bank in the hope that someday he will do it automatically and without thinking. Once he breaks that barrier on the dock, I think he'll love it as much as he does diving from the bank.

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Image Taken At Oklahoma State Cowboys Baseball Practice, October 29, 2020, Stillwater, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. Scarlett Gooch/OSU Athletics

I forgot how much fun it is to practice calligraphy and font writing by hand.

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The UMass Marching Band fights the cold and practices Tuesday night.

Photo by Cade Belisle

Practicing their rutting skills as its a bit early for them to be doing it for real yet Trip in Richmond Park taking some shots of the Fallow and Red Deer there vist my blog madeinlondon1.wordpress.com/

Practice session

Pan shot of part of the Vol's new practice facility

Carmel learned how to eat fire today. She practiced while I was at work and I came home to this scene. (Photo copyright Pat Jarrett, all rights reserved)

Biker Racers @ Bryan Park

After being privileged to be invited along a friend's fashion photoshoot last month, this was one of the snaps of the day. Previously, I hadn't edited it much save from a few of colour corrections and some real basic skin retouching until just tonight.

After learning a few skin retouching and editing techniques over the last week, I was just practicing and managed to create this!

Practicing characterization at a training course (photo: Bioversity)

This is the first tiered cake I have ever done besides the Wilton one on pillars for class. I already see where I went wrong and made lots of notes. I do know I don't have any level areas in my kitchen. How sad is that? Freakin' builders! I need a smaller tip for the piping work and I need to use way less filling and use a thinner crumb coat. There will be more roses than that as well. I just wanted to see what it looked like with a few for the picture. I also need to space the piped design better. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you for looking.

Sketched quickly from the imagination (really just plop down the washes and let it go where it may). I'm using these to practice technique without getting "attached" to the work. I think I'll be doing quite a few of these for a while.

Daniel Smith and Winsor & Newton watercolor in a 9x12" ProArt watercolor sketchbook. Just Ultramarine, and Raw and Burnt Sienna.

got to ackers pit on sunday afternoon to eat my butty and all 3 cygnets and the mum flew from one end to the other and i didn't have my camera out,about an hour later 2 of the cygnets had a little fly.

They went over their script once before taping.