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These delightful plants put on a fresh sweet scented display every evening -- but definitely not by 4 o'clock :) Native to the Peruvian Andes, they do well with minimum care. Some seeds make it through our winters but it is best to collect and plant the next Spring after the last frost. (Mirabilis japonica)
12 August 2016
Indiana
It was a custom of put flying lantern with many wishs on lanterns every Chinese lunar
Jan 15 at十分 or 平溪 which was little mountain town of north Taiwan, now it became a very popular event that many many forigners visited the small country
To enjoy the flying lantern festival, it became a international village now
Because the people of 十分 or 平溪 were very kind to every visitors include many forigners ,Thats a big change during the recently years, Anyway it was always beautiful views that rised many flying lanterns at same time to the sky,
...and that my kids still believe.
although we are getting more and more questions about the big man in the red suit. my husband put it best when he said to Riley "trust me, it is way more fun to believe than not to"
When Gannet was put into this dock, those who undertook the job did not listen to advice given by the experienced dockyard mateys in that when going on to the docking blocks, the vessel should be ballasted so she goes down stern first - they totally ignored this, and started to tow her in with a tractor pulling a line around a square bollard - i could see that the line was about to break, and moved people away before it went with a bang! Then, as Gannet was eventually lined up with the plumb line, the water was released from the dock, and as she hit the first of the docking blocks, and before the 'cowboys' put in the docking poles, over she went, damaging the bilge keel amongst other things
Gannet is a composite vessel, sail or Steam, steel frame, wooden plates.
I just put 8 pounds of raw, lean beef down for “the long sleep.” I hadn’t planned on making another batch so soon after making pounds and pounds of delicious Asian spice jerky to send to an Aggie Marine in Florida, but the “big ass” industrial slicer was out as well as the “big ass” stainless steel dehydrator. And, they both had been sanitized.
Some Aggies might ask, “Why did you send all that jerky to an Aggie Marine?” Well, it’s because I’m, wait for it… awesome.
I do get tired of making the same tired old lame jerky flavors. I like the spicy stuff! If you don’t like spicy and hot beef jerky that burns your lips… well, “NO JERKY OR SOUP FOR YOU!” Tonight’s batch was an experimental batch, or what I like to call, an “X-Batch.”
For this “Double TOP SECRET X-Batch” of jerky, I used fresh ginger root and garlic as the aromatics. I roasted them up in a saucier and added Dr. Pepper, apple cider, and lemon juice for the liquid. Then I added a sensible quantity of habanero peppers, Asian red peppers, and Hatch, New Mexico chiles. There might have been some honey and brown sugar involved as well.
I sliced the beef as thick as I dared for jerky and I shall let the meat marinate for about 3 days before dehydrating it. There was no fat cap on the roast so assuming with the typical 50% water loss, I should get about 4 pounds or ~$100.00 worth of finished product.
I was terribly worried about what I was going to do with all this jerky until I remembered that I know retired Army NCOs here on the Jersey Shore and that they will eat just about any type of jerky I give them. QED. Problem solved!
We shall see how this “X-Batch” turns out in about 3 or 4 days. God willing.
Put this together for my bro and it took for ever. By the end I was absolutely exhausted. Mind you not a bad little unit. Time to put the web design brain back on.
Put in new chairs. Higher a graffiti artist. add built-in tables and chair seating for people to take their lunch and eat. East Lansing, Michigan
Yes yes when I have finished my photografphy of you!! I put the froghopper back in the clot where I found it
Put on the dress that I like
It makes me so crazy, though I can’t say why
Keep on your stockings for a while
Some kind of magic in the way you’re lying there..
Jersey City, NJ - Thomas Lopez, who pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the 2012 killing of Carlos Restrepo, was scentenced by Judge Joseph Isabella at the Hudson County Courthouse on August 15, 2014. Roy Caratozzolo III/For The Jersey Journal
Phi Gamma Delta's 55th Ekklesia was held at Hotel Victory, Put-in-Bay, Ohio, Aug. 5-6, 1903. This was the second of three annual conventions held at this site. 159 brothers attended.
This picture is taken on the hotel's front stairs, as was the 1902 picture.
The Newmowa Waterproof Case for Polaroid Cube on my bike.
I have been meaning to put this on my bike for a while.
This is my first vid test.
The kit I ordered came in a good quality camera case plus the case to put the Polaroid Cube into and the bike attachment.
My aim is to leave the Polaroid Cube in the waterproof case to protect it from dirt and water.
One thing I have found is that while the Polaroid Cube I have (Polaroid Cube HD 1080p Lifestyle Action Video Camera) does record sound, my vid editor does not read the sound, only the vision. So I only get film and no sound. However I suspect sound would be bad in the waterproof case. Also if your doing such vids, your best to record the sound separately anyway.
acrylic, asparagus, blackberry lilly seed, corn husk, cigarette butt, found foam, horseweed, iris seed pod, paper, pencil, sedum, sycamore seed, wild columbine
29 x 35 x 9.5 (framed)
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Spectacular photo on our way down to La Calobra.
Our fantastic driver Mendo is doing a good job as you can see.
Inside the NASA Orion "Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle" (MPCV)
NASA put one of its Orion Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV) capsules on display for three days at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. NASA Spokesman Don Huot explained that this capsule is a low fidelity model used for fit checks prior to the launch abort test that took place in 2010. It does not have any interior components but is a full scale mockup of the spacecraft’s structure.
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/constellation/orion/pad_abort1...
The National Space Society of North Texas (NSSNT) helped distribute literature at this presentation.
I'm no longer involving myself with invite only groups / special groups - something odds going on. I put this here because I know that a few of my friends/contacts are administrators of groups. A few weeks ago I told one, who had invited me to a group, that I no longer did such invites because it takes too much time to do, especially when I can use that time to visit my contacts. Plus the awards are too much! Last year, sometime around summer, I spent almost half a day trying to meet the requirements of particular groups (comment on 3, fav 6 - there's one group that requires you to comment/fav 1 image from the first page then choose 3 from subsequent pages - some of the rules are almost diabolical -- LOL). Yet, I involved myself because I felt good that someone somewhere thought the images were nice enough for an invite. And I don't think its fair to just plop down an award without commenting or expressing why you like the image. So I always comment and will fav if I really like it. But most folks simply plop down the award and leave.
But I don't know, it might be that the group in question "invite only group" is shady. I was invited. Against my better thoughts, submitted the photo and spent a couple of minutes searching through the group to find images I liked. I found 3, commented and left the icon that's required and fav'd them. Then one person visited my page, awarding my image an icon. Now the award is gone and my photo has been removed from the group. I'm baffled and a bit hurt! But not hurt enough to write the admn to find out why . . . its their group, perhaps after second thoughts someone decided the photo wasn't good enough.
I need to clean up my group list anyway - I only post to a few groups. I know that all groups aren't run this way but this simply opened my eyes more and I should have stuck by what I told my contact a few weeks ago. I guess this is simply a reminder to do what I say I'm gonna do. Still there are groups that I truly enjoy.
Who put that ruddy ladder there??? I was lining the shot up as it came towards me - it SHOULD have stopped at the marker but carried on past it. I swung round with my eye in the viewfinder and clicked as it came to rest. I thought nothing more of it.....until I got the prints back.......
Scanned from the original 1973 enprint.
46:365 green. put this together after we (Iris and i) had friends over for a play date. this colour collection lark is so all-consuming that i could temporarily forget the sink full of dishes, the crumb-covered floor and the inevitable toy-explosion. now all thankfully washed, mopped and tidied away. time now to think of tomorrow's colour. any requests?
Camp Sites at
Put In to Fire Lake Camp - 10.1 miles (Portages 26r, 38r, 29r, 26r). Started into the wind with light rain, went with the wind Eastbound and the sun came out before portaging into Fire Lake (Lakes One, Two, Three, Four, Fire)
Lake Insula Camp - 17.5 miles (Portages 13r, 96r) Southbound out of Fire Lake was easy, Very difficult cross wind entering and Eastbound through Insula and then very hard headwind Northbound) (Fire Lake, Hudson Lake, Lake Insula)
Ima Lake Camp - 28.5 (portages 105r, 35r, 6r, 4r, 8r, 16r, 20r, 28r) Partly sunny all day. Calm to start, Day was fairly light and calm all day, wind built up to Hatchet Lake. Super Hairy entrance to Ima lake) (Lake Insula, Kiana Lake, Thomas Lake, Hatchet Lake, Ima Lake)
Ahsub Lake Camp - 32.75 (portages 8r, 56r, 8r, 34r, 22r) Partly Sunny and pretty calm all day. (Ima Lake, Jordan Lake, Cattyman Lake, Cattyman Falls, Adventure Lake, Jitterbug Lake, Ahsub Lake)
Take Out at 39.81 miles total (portages 22r, 90r, 89r) Mostly cloudy, into the wind, light chop across disappointment lake, relatively calm across Snowbank). (Ahsub Lake, Disappointment Lake, Snowbank Lake)
I bought Ken & Skipper at a garage sale a few weeks ago, with some clothes. Alas, Ken has lost his pants.
South Bass Island, also known as Put-in-Bay, has been attracting visitors for nearly 150 years. Hundreds of thousands travel here annually to enjoy family fun activities, outdoor recreation, nightlife, special events and more. Take a narrated tour to get things started then rent a golf cart, scooter or bicycle to explore on your own.
In between running, this tiny jumping spider put it's first two legs up in the air like an ant's antennae. Maybe no one told it that it really couldn't pass for an ant.
Found in a wooded area by the river near Palo, Iowa.
It bears a resemblance to this Hammerjawed Jumper (Zygoballus rufipes) bugguide.net/node/view/136280/bgimage
Interestingly, one of my earlier spiders seems to be one as well, even though they don't look much alike. See the first comment box below.
Corrections appreciated.
Queso de leche cruda de vaca elaborado por Formatges Le Bolut en Galliners, Vilademunts, Pla de l'Estany, Girona.
Queso de pasta blanda, cuajada mixta, madurado durante un mes.
The sun was just sinking below the horizon as we drove up to the Great Sand Hills inland terminal (high through-put grain handling facility) east of Leader, Saskatchewan. The terminal has a storage capacity of 20,000 tonnes. Over 400 producers from the Leader area bought shares in the project. The terminal opened for business in 1999.
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