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Saving Graceland performing on February 5th, 2009 at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Steve Lambropoulos, System Administrator for Information Technology, began his USF career in 2003 at the Sarasota-Manatee Campus, where he excelled at classroom technology and quickly moved into system administration. In 2009 he joined the Tampa campus as System Administrator and his time here has consistently set the standard for excellence in IT.
As one of the leaders in IT, Steve refuses to accept the status quo, choosing instead to rise above it. Recently, the Data Center received a request to build and deliver 5 servers needed for a class, and with only two days of notice. Rather than complain about the last minute request, Steve, understanding the need to provide a good start for the class and an appropriate learning experience, built the servers before the class started. Another recent project Steve has worked on created a solution that provided a better methodology for one of our core activities, saving $100,000 of funding that we would have needed to spend using the more traditional approach. Steve genuinely contributes an outstanding effort with each project he encounters.
In a letter of support for Steve’s nomination, Director for Data Center Infrastructure Michael Sink said, “On many occasions, Steve is called into a situation requiring the use of his unique problem solving skills; situations that even fall outside of his areas of expertise. We are still trying to figure out what actually falls outside of his area of expertise. Clearly, he is a person of great value to my team, to the entire IT organization, and to the university as a whole.”
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Your Kitchen is the busiest room in the house without a doubt. So when your kitchen is smaller than you would like what do you do?
Space saving kitchens are a must when it comes to having all the modern technologies & appliances and still having enough room to enjoy your kitchen.
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Matt Kneefe singing for Saving Graceland during a performance at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota on February 5th, 2009.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Soldiers with the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, donate blood during a blood drive here at Hood Army Airfield, Fort Hood, Texas April 15. By giving blood, Soldiers are potentially saving up to three lives per donation. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Christopher Calvert, 1st ACB PAO, 1st Cav. Div.)
Saving Graceland performing on February 5th, 2009 at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Torbay Surf Life Saving Club demonstrating their skills as part of the Sportivate Initiative with Sport England
Spotted this back yard scene as I walked down the laneway. Made me think of Jim Croce's song Time in a Bottle . . . .
If I could save time in a bottle
The first thing that I'd like to do
Is to save every day
'Til eternity passes away
Just to spend them with you
This is a photo of my Dad diving off of a sub in 1979. I am not 100% sure where it is, but likely off of Asia somewhere. My dad was an avid photographer that shot almost entirely in slides. I am currently in the process of scanning in well over 10,000 slides that he took to preserve them against further degradation.
My dad is no longer with us, having died at the relatively young age of 50. His pictures are one of the most valuable records of his life (and mine) that we have. Taking random art pictures is fun, but remember to record the lives of you and and your loved ones for those that will enjoy them for years to come.
The final church of my trip (thirteen in all) and my favourite of the day, so this itinerary was saving the best till last! St Mary's at Much Cowarne stands dramatically situated on high ground in an exposed spot by a farm; a pretty robust looking building, its sturdy square west tower staring out defiantly as the ground falls away to its west. The tower was formerly crowned by a wooden spire, but this was lost to a lightning strike in 1840 which caused a serious fire.
The church appear mainly to be of 14th century date (the tower a little older) and impresses with its sense of mass, not significantly diminished by the loss of its north aisle which has had the curious effect of leaving the former north nave arcade exposed externally, its three arches simply filled with masonry (one with a medieval doorway relocated within it, itself since blocked, suggesting all this material was recycled from the former north aisle walls).
Within the church seems pleasingly uncluttered, spacious and light (even on a dull afternoon), and all evidence of the missing north aisle (so noticeable externally) is hidden under plaster. The chancel arch is quite small with much space above, pierced intriguingly by three small quatrefoil lights. The most interesting features are in the south aisle, two of the church's three monuments with effigies, one medieval, the rest early 17th century (the other is in the chancel). The oldest is the effigy of a knight, believed to be Grimaldus Pauncefoot who fought in the 7th crusade and was captured by Saladin (a ransom was demanded of his wife's severed hand: this was dutifully sent from England, thus procuring Pauncefoot's release!).
This is was a most rewarding church to finish on and one that was happily open and welcoming in pre-Covid days. I was intrigued to read that composer Sir Edward Elgar had also arrived here on a similar cycling expedition a century before me, and hope it will continue to likewise reward others yet to visit.
More on the church (especially the tombs) at the link below:-
www.britainexpress.com/counties/hereford/churches/much-co...
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Leaving my office around 6:30 tonight felt like midnight. As I've mentioned before, my office is in a weird industrial park, about the creepiest place that you can imagine after dark. I had to take the trash out so the office wouldn't smell as though someone died in there over the weekend, and I'll admit, I jogged to my car from the dumpster.
I am so proud of Alex, who used to be totally coupon-phobic, like he was afraid they would take away his man-card if he were caught redeeming coupons. Here is the result of a trip he made by himself: Not so great, percentage-wise, BUT: instead of sticking to his list, he thought of a meal he wanted to make on the spur of the moment (which was, admittedly, delicious), and bought ALL the ingredients for it, including meat, without benefit of sales OR coupons. So that really dragged his numbers down. Otherwise, he did great.
Home energy saving kits are now available to borrow at all Dublin City Public Libraries.
The Home Energy Saving Kits have been developed by Dublin's energy agency Codema and contain six practical tools to help the public save energy at home. The items in the toolkits address three key areas of energy use in the home - space heating, hot water and electricity consumption - and can help identify common problems such as lack of insulation, poor ventilation and the appliances in the home that might be driving up electricity bills.
Matt Kneefe singing for Saving Graceland during a performance at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota on February 5th, 2009.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Rock band Saving Abel poses for a group photo alongside the 1-43/3-43 Air Defense Artillery Battalion stationed at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on Feb. 22, 2010. Participating in their first USO tour, Saving Abel are strong supporters of those in uniform and, in 2008, the band paid homage to military families stationed abroad by filming their hit song “18 Days” on the USS Hornet. USO photo by Mike Clifton
1st May 2016
I've been saving money in this tin for the last 18 months and decided to open it up today, there was a bit more than I expected so think I'll be treating myself to a new iPhone!
March 2010 - Second Place
Virginia Beach Photography Club
Theme - open
Category - Color Print
Canon EOS 50D ,Canon EF-S 18-200 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
LEEDM.E.1982.0166.0003
lifesaving certificate, elementary stage; awarded to Georgina M Duthrie for passing elementary tests of the Society (R.L.S.S.) for swimming, object diving, life saving etc., 1926
object height: 317mm
object width: 252mm
Solar powered recycling bin with pro environmental message. The advertising is illuminated at night using energy saved during the day.
96/365. I've decided to switch my ideas to energy-saving light-bulbs because my electricity bill was pretty high last month.
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