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Jason Hull of Saving Abel signs a B-1 bomber during a USO visit to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar Feb. 22, 2010. This is the rock band's first USO tour. USO photo by Mike Clifton.
An image of a savings money jar. In this photo we see someone saving their money by putting it into a jar labelled 'Savings' that contains bank notes and coins. We have chosen to release this image under Creative Commons so that you have access to use it in any way you'd like. However, we do ask that if you use this image you credit us with a link to our website www.raisin.co.uk
We just started using a french press to make tea. I am impressed by it's filtering capability. Every other day I like to make a half gallon of hot tea which I let cool, add honey and toss in the fridge. We usually rotate between two of our blends:
1. Perky - ephedra, mint hibiscus
2. Cota - plus some local mint
We grow or wild harvest most of the ingredients so the cost is close to zero for us. I like to compare the price to what it costs to buy pre-made drinks from grocery stores. Most commercial drinks have ingredients we would not want to drink like high fructose corn syrup and cost several dollars for far less quantity.
(L-R) Jason Null, Scott Bartlett and Jared Weeks of rock band Saving Abel get a jump start on signing autographs for troops stationed at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on Feb. 22, 2010. This is the band's first USO tour. USO Photo by Mike Clifton
Produced by Daniel Hendrick and directed by David Sigal
2016 | 76 min.
"Saving Jamaica Bay" tells the story of how one community—led by a family with roots in the area stretching back more than 100 years—fought the government and overcame Hurricane Sandy to clean up and restore the largest open space in New York City, which had become a dumping ground for garbage, sewage, sludge and bullet-riddled mobsters. Narrated by actress Susan Sarandon, the film includes interviews with the community activists who led the fight, and state and city officials. The film also symbolizes efforts to preserve nature, combat climate change and invest in neglected national parks.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Daniel Hendrick.and Tim Dillingham, Executive Director, American Littoral Society.
That my friends is how save a goal in hockey; you don't just stop it but you kick it out of the park :-)
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Drilled out these Rolling Darryl rims to save some rotating weight. Saved about 430g over two wheels. (1lb)
i had a major developing problem with this roll of polachrome; the film came out the processor totally dark.
i was about to threw it in the bin, when, taking a closer look, i saw the pictures on the film, in negative. so i proceed to remove the black, thick layer that should have been removed in the processor. under running tap water and using my fingers, i managed to remove the most of the dark layer, but, as you can see, the emulsion suffered major loss.
the lesson here is: never trash away your polachrome, the truth is under the thick black layer.
this polachrome film is expired in 1990
shot with a minolta srt101
This painting based on a ref. picture from the movie Saving Private Ryan.
Created in Photoshop, using Wacom.
At a recent LPGA event, I took this photo at high shutter speed to catch the ball falling into the hole.
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Melness trip: Day 3
Even more cloud tehehehe, but with added beauty; a little horsey <3
Please, let me know your thoughts on this photograph.
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A movie by Alice Wu starring MIchelle Krusiec, Lynn Chen and Joan Chen. It gets re-played at the SF Asian Am. Film fest some 8 years later. The director and the actresses reminisce and do an audience Q&A after the movie.
Rock band Saving Abel takes time out to pose for a group photo alongside troops stationed at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on Feb. 22, 2010. This is the band's first USO tour. USO photo by Mike Clifton
This is Jessica, she is a Karamujongo from Amudat district and it is located in Northeastern Uganda, close to Kenyan Border. most of the population in Karamoja left poor and uneducated after years of conflict and violence. Illiteracy is at 97%, one of the highest rates in Uganda, and people are left poor and uneducated after years of conflict and violence.
The climate in Karamoja is harsh, in both wet and dry season. When it rains it pours, making roads unnavigable, flooding fields and destroying crops. During the harsh dry season livestock suffer leaving farmers without food or product to sell. In juxtaposition to the many challenges, each and every person I met echoed one sentiment: hope.
The people of Karamoja are vibrant and welcoming. They are immensely excited to be living in peace and unity together. They want to continue to move forward. They are dedicated and committed to learning literacy, numeracy, and business skills. Each of the four groups I visited wish to create better futures for their children. The women in Karamoja were left behind, often widowed during times of conflict and tension. Today they are thriving, starting their own businesses, and sending their savings to the bank so it is out of reach from their husbands. They are focused on independence, trust, and fellowship with other women in their groups. Jessica is the chairperson of her Trust Group in Pian, Uganda. She loves being part of the group because she feels more independent and enjoys her new responsibilities. When you support Five Talents you help women like Jessica take a more active role in their community.
Val Camilletti, owner of Val's Halla Records in Oak Park, Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012. The store is holding a fundraiser in hopes of keeping the Oak Park institution open. David Pierini/staff photographer
Behind the scenes photos while filming Saving Grace, a historical piece for GPTV, depicting the role of the rural churches of Georgia in it's history.
If I start saving the sticker tokens I can get a plush vegetable soft toys from the 'Mutant Vegetable' aisle at the COOP supermarket at the Ferry Terminal, Genoa, Italy.
Now, which character would be nice?
Onion? ...no, that would make me cry.
Banana? ...no, that would be too slippery.
The receipt lists chocolate Easter eggs and few other items. I've had a special request put in when my family saw the photo of the easter eggs on the shelf!
Saving the best for last? You bet! This roll turned out beautifully, with high contrast, tonality, fine grain, and sharpness. I feel that this is how the original Adox film line would have looked originally. It certainly looks classic.
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Rolleiflex 2.8F - Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 1:2.8 - Adox CHS 100 II @ ASA-80
Zone Imaging 510-Pyro (1+100) 8:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC