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This statement means to negate that any being other than Allah has the right to be worshipped, and to affirm that it is Allah Alone who deserves worship.
Unique handmade polymer clay statement earrings / dangle drop earrings / boho botanical minimalist / handmade jewelry
From my nighttime expedition to the Turk St. hoard for long exposure images (for my fellow amateur photographers who like cars, I've discovered that the best images are nighttime ones with timed exposures--try it). Since my first trip here two weeks ago, I've learned that the owner is a gentleman called Nick who evidently works as a cab driver, and who owns at least 15 cars. One of these days I hope to meet him. I went out of my way to be conspicuous while shooting these, but no one came to the window.
As to what we have here, in the foreground is the beautiful 58 Buick Century, now parked on the street with its 'Deluxe Fashionaire' grill visible for all to see (even though this is one of my dream cars, I wouldn't want the job of having to keep all of those little squares polished), and in the background, along with appropriate period architecture, a fellow 1958 GM offering: the Oldsmobile 88.
PANDORA Majestic Feathers RingColour: No Colour Material: No other material Metal: Sterling silver Stone: Cubic Zirconia Showcasing the striking beauty and symbolism of the mythical phoenix, the wings of PANDORA's sterling silver statement ring are set with dazzling cubic zirconia stones.Special Price: £45.98 Buy now: www.pandorasale2012.com/pandora-feather-ring.html
Annual Council delegates read the statement read the statement on church policy, procedures, and resolution of disagreements in the light of recent union actions on ministerial ordination, Tuesday, October 16. [photo: Ansel Oliver]
by bpNichol.
nothing is known of this & the copy i have is perhaps only fragments: this unpunctured front cover printed 2 colours & 2 sheets staple-punctured top left, both printed purple, all print by spirit duplicator ("Ditto"). the 3 poems included on those 2 sheets are Fragment, Prologue: 1335 Comox Avenue & Blues on Green, suggesting it's a very early classroom handout, somewhen probably in 1967. cover unID'd & unknown & almost certainly not by bp.
File name: 08_02_000458
Box label: Commercial buildings: A
Title: Atlantic Bank: Corner and side view
Alternative title:
Creator/Contributor: Boston Redevelopment Authority (photographer)
Date issued:
Date created: 1960 - 1970 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 9 1/2 x 6 1/4 in.
Genre: Gelatin silver prints
Subjects: Banks; Buildings
Notes: Stamped on item verso: Boston Redevelopment Authority photograph; Handwritten note on item: #75 State Street, Atlantic Bank, 1873-1970.
Provenance: Gift of Boston Redevelopment Authority - Nov. 12, 1970
Statement of responsibility: Boston Redevelopment Authority
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
Delegates read the statement on church policy, procedures, and resolution of disagreements in the light of recent union actions on ministerial ordination, Tuesday, October 16. [photo: Ansel Oliver]
Throngs in Tahrir square gathered early Friday June 29th, in order to celebrate the victory of the first civilian president after Jan25 "Dr. Mohammed Mursi" and to continue their protest against the revised Constitutional Declaration.
Mursi delivered a statement today in Tahrir square to the Egyptian people, telling them that "You are the supreme authority and the source of the legitimacy in this country"
Photos from ended ebay auctions, preserved for the "history of the solid waste industry" You can print off your own copy here docs.google.com/drawings/d/1o-1G5fJLygEc_9wcq0TVpHxzf1AQD...
Photographer: SHAMAYIM
Model: Rose @ FORD
Wardrobe Stylist: Quela Renee
Wardrobe Assistant: Rachel Pollen
Makeup: Elisabet Mascorro
Hair: Nico Doniele
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Jewelry by Charles Albert
One Piece by Yotam Solomon
And that statement is I'm back! Once abundant, there have been almost no egrets at Aquatic Park since the big oil spill in the bay. Now they are starting to return.
Euphoria
Artist Statement: This painting entitled "Euphoria," is an acrylic self-portrait painting created in a Surrealist style. I have always been inspired by my favorite artist, Frida Kahlo. I admire her perseverance and ability to withstand difficulties. Kahlo took her real life struggles and created them into paintings in a beautiful surreal manner. Thus, I drew my face starring forward, much like Kahlo's self-portraits. My self-portrait was drawn post-surgery when all of my wisdom teeth were removed. My face seemed lopsided and the experience was quite surreal. While under anesthesia during the surgery, the nurse played my favorite Korean pop songs. The music brings me much joy, which was in contrast to the procedure itself. The whimsical bright colors and characters symbolize the happy music that filled my dreams while I was out for the extraction procedure.
Note-Grids are a tool for collecting and connecting objects of thought (in this case, words).
They treat words and other manifestations of thought as objects that can be freely manipulated to create new meaning.
They break meaning up into individual words to facilitate a more fluid, intuitive, and improvisational approach to knowledge production.
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To read some direct statements about these ideas, see "Note-Grids: Statements" www.flickr.com/photos/asgood/sets/72157626654002747/
Statement from Jack Naylor (Plastering, Tiling and Concreting), of Oakworth Road, Keighley, dated 13th September 1953.
Item was part of a collection of receipts, statements and invoices donated to the Keighley and District Local History Society by Mrs Barbara Hetherington, in September 2019.
Cannaceae é uma família de plantas da ordem Zingiberales que inclui 19 espécies distribuídas em um único gênero, Canna.
A text in english:
Any plant of the genus Canna having large sheathing leaves and clusters of large showy flowers.
Ornamental lily commonly cultivated for its beautiful flowers. There are numerous hybrids all falling under the general name Canna Lily.
Cannas provide big, bold splashes of color with large, tropical appearing foliage. Cannas may be grown in the mountains, but the roots must be lifted before winter.
Common Names: canna, canna lily, Indian shot
Family: Cannaceae (canna Family)
Description
Cannas, or canna lilies, look like banana trees without the trunk! That's no accident - they're kin to bananas and gingers, and their wide, furled leaves come out of thick, multiple-eyed rhizomes, just like their larger, edible cousins. Flowers are the main reason cannas are so highly prized, though. The tropical Indian shot (Canna indica) was hybridized and backcrossed with other Canna species, including the North American native, golden canna (C. flaccida). These hybrids have been known as Canna X generalis, or Canna X orchiodes, depending on flower characteristics, but they've been crossed too, and the distinctions are now largely lost or forgotten. Nowadays most experts include all the canna hybrids under Canna X generalis. And indeed there are hundreds of named cultivars, ranging from less than 30 in (76.2 cm) to more than 8 ft (2.4 m) in height, in colors from creams to yellows, to oranges and reds, and with a colorful diversity of leaf patterns as well. Some of the most striking cultivars have red or variegated foliage. Canna flowers are asymmetrical, with three petals, three sepals and three highly modified showy petal-like stamens. They come in a rainbow of shades from yellows, oranges, reds and pinks. The flowers are followed by a capsule with round, shotlike seeds.
Location
Canna flaccida is native to the southeastern U.S. and Central America and the Antilles. Canna indica is native to tropical Central and South America. The many hybrid selections are of garden origin, some dating back to the 18th century. Canna species and various hybrids have naturalized in wetlands throughout the subtropical and tropical world.
Culture
Light: Cannas prefer sun, but will grow in partial shade.
Moisture: Cannas like moist soil and will thrive even in boggy conditions. They can be grown in ordinary garden soils, but will need regular watering.
Hardiness: USDA Zones 8-12. Cannas can be grown in colder regions, but where the ground freezes, either lift the rhizomes during winter, or protect them with a thick layer of mulch. In cold climates, the rhizomes may be susceptible to rot.
Propagation: Cannas are easy to propagate by dividing off pieces of the rhizomes.
Usage
Canna lilies are remarkably easy to grow. These are great flowers for a wet area. They will even grow in moderately polluted wetlands. Cannas look best in masses. Leaf rolling caterpillars can be devastating to the foliage, but are easily controlled. Plant cannas with bananas, gingers and palms for an enormous tropical foliage statement!
Features
There are just 9 species of Canna, all native to the New World tropics and subtropics. Canna indica, also known as Canna edulis, makes an edible root and is the source of arrowroot starch. Its seeds have been used as shot (thus the common name, "Indian shot"). Canna is from the Greek for a type of reed.
Small herbaceous perennial, usually to 3-6ft. The canna lily is tender to hard frosts, but can be grown practically anywhere if its rhizomes are dug up during winter. Plants commonly die back during cold months, only to leaf out and bloom during warmer months. Plants enjoy regular water during the warm months. Plant in full sun, part sun, or shade. They can be grown in pretty much any type of soil. If growing in cold winter areas, dig up the rhizomes and store them in a cool area for the winter, then plant out after frost has past. Cultivars abound, but most have yellow, orange, red, or combination color flowers.
Propagation: By seed, or by rhizomes.
anna (Canna or Canna lily although not a true lily) is a genus of nineteen species of flowering plants, the only genus in the family Cannaceae. The closest living relations to cannas are the other plant families of the order Zingiberales, that is the gingers, bananas, marantas, heliconiaa, strelitzias, etc.
The species have large, attractive foliage and horticulturists have turned it into a large, brash, bright and sometimes gaudy, garden plant. In addition, it is one of the world's richest starch sources, and is an agricultural plant.
Although a plant of the tropics, most cultivars have been developed in temperate climates and are easy to grow in most countries of the world as long as they can enjoy about 6 hours average sunlight during the summer. See the Canna cultivar gallery for photographs of Canna cultivars.
The name Canna originates from the Celtic word for a cane or reed [Johnsons 1856, Chaté 1866].
* "The first Cannas introduced to Europe were C. indica L., and although they all came from the East Indies, they originated from the American continent. Charles de l'Ecluse, who first described and sketched C. indica in his Histoire des plantes rare observées en Espagne, published in 1576, indicates this origin, and states that it was given the name of indica, not because the plant is from India, in Asia, but because this species was originally transported from America: "Quia ex America primum delata sit"; and at that time, one described the tropical areas of that part of the globe as the Western Indies; English speakers still call them the West Indies.
* Much later, in 1658, Pison made reference, in his Histoire naturelle du Brésil, to another species which he documented under the vulgar name of 'Albara' and 'Pacivira', and which resided, he said, in the shaded and damp places, between the tropics; this species is Canna angustifolia L., (later reclassified as C. glauca L. by taxonomists).
* Without exception, all Canna species that have been introduced into Europe can be traced back to the American continent, and it can be asserted with confidence that Canna is solely an American genus. If Asia and Africa provided some of the early introductions, they were only varieties resulting from C. indica and C. glauca cultivars that have grown for a long time in India and Africa, but not from species growing in a spontaneous state.
* The penultimate argument is that it is certain, as it is pointed out by Lamarck, in his Botanical Encyclelopédie, that "Cannas were unknown to the ancients, and that it is only after the discovery of the New World, that they made their appearance in Europe; whereas if the soils of India or Africa had produced some of them, they would not have waited until the 1860’s, to make an entry into the European gardens."
* The final argument is that Canna seeds have never been discovered by archeologists in the Old World, and the hard shells of Canna would have ensured that some would have survived in the right conditions.
* Some species and many cultivars are widely grown in the garden in temperate and sub-tropical regions. Sometimes they may also be grown as potted plants. A large number of ornamental cultivars have been developed. They can be used in herbaceous borders, tropical plantings, and as a patio or decking plant.
* Internationally cannas are one of the most popular garden plants and a large horticultural industry depends on the plant.
* The canna rhizome of is rich in starch, and it has many uses in agriculture. All of the plant has commercial value, rhizomes for starch (consumption by humans and livestock), stems and foliage for animal fodder, young shoots as a vegetable and young seeds as an addition to tortillas.
* Agricultural Cannas have the potential to be a rich producer of biofuels because of its outstanding starch production, and ability to thrive in temperate climates as well as the tropics. This is a young area of research and we have to wait for research results before commenting further on this use.
* Cannas (particularly C. indica) are sometimes known as "Indian Shot", as their seeds are small, round, and hard like bird shot. The seeds are used as pearls in jewelry.
* The seeds are used as the mobile elements of the kayamb, a musical instrument from Réunion, as well as the hosho, a gourd rattle from Zimbabwe, where the seeds are known as "hota" seeds.
* In remoter regions of India, cannas are fermented to produce alcohol.
* Cannas are used to extract many undesirable pollutants in a wetland environment as it has a high tolerance to contaminants.
Different kind of Cannas:
Canna 'Spanish Emblem'
Canna 'Striata'
Canna 'Striped Beauty'
Canna 'Trinacria Variegata'
Canna 'Tropicanna Gold'
Canna 'Yellow King Humbert'
Canna (commune)
Canna (genus)
Canna (plant)
Canna (Plant) Gallery
Canna African Yellow
Canna bangii
Canna Bangkok
Canna Bengal Tiger
Canna Christ's Light
Canna Cleopatra
Canna coccinea
Canna compacta
Canna discolor
Canna edulis
Canna edulis
Canna edulis
Canna edulis
Canna flaccida
Canna generalis
Canna glauca
Canna Harlequin
Canna indica
Canna indica
Canna indica
Canna indica
Canna iridiflora
Canna jacobiniflora
Canna King of Siam
canna lilies
Canna liliiflora
canna lily
Canna Minerva
Canna Nirvana
Canna Pallida Variegata
Canna patens
Canna Pretoria
Canna Queen Helena
Canna Queen of Italy
Canna Spanish Emblem
Canna Striata
Canna Striped Beauty
Canna Tropicanna Gold
Statement Necklace designed and crafted by Caine Kindred @ Black Boudoir
Part of the Reworked Vintage Collection.
One-of-a-kind/ Reworked Vintage/ 80′s Vogue/ Contemporary Style
~ Material: Base Metal Pendants, Base Metal Chain, Base Metal Lobster Clasp
Backpacking fashion statement - Not. The Lightheart Gear hiking skirt is proving better than my hiking kilts. Lots of usable pockets, very lightweight, sheds water and dries quickly. The center snap is great for converting it to baggy shorts when in public. Copyright © 2021 Gary Allman, all rights reserved.
Sometimes nature makes the most puzzling and amazing patterns. This is just a trifling example of the statement.
Photographer: SHAMAYIM
Model: Brittany @ eNVy
Wardrobe Stylist: Quela Renee
Hair: Nico Doniele
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Designer: Natalia Romano
Necklace by Charles Albert
Designed and crafted by Caine Kindred @ Black Boudoir
Part of the Reworked Vintage Collection.
One-of-a-kind/ Reworked Vintage/ Clustered/ Statement Piece
~ Material: Mix of Vintage Czech Glass Beads, Green Jasper Stone Beads, Pewter Spacers, Pewter Chain, Pewter Toggle Clasp
04 July 2017, Rome, Italy - Statement by Mr Jang Chun Sik, Deputy Director-General of the International Organizations Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. FAO Conference, 40th Session, 3-8 July 2017, FAO headquarters (Plenary Hall).
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Giuseppe Carotenuto. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO.
Brig. Gen. Jarosław Gromadziński, 15th Mechanized Brigade commander, makes an opening statement for the ribbon cutting ceremony of a motor pool that will support troops of the 15th Mechanized Brigade and Battle Group Poland near Bemowo Piskie Training Area, Poland on Jan. 9, 2018. Battle Group Poland is a unique, multinational battle group, comprised of U.S., U.K., Croatian and Romanian soldiers who serve with the Polish 15th Mechanized Brigade as a deterrence force in northeast Poland in support of NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Gary Loten-Beckford/ 22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
This Brown & Blue Flower Statement Necklace is a great summer jewelry piece. Created from silk fabric, flower is attached onto antique brush copper & brass link chain. An antique brush brass button is place at the center of flower. A hint of silver accents the fabric.
Beverley abounds in fine building, though one needs to look up to appreciate many of them. This is the attractive front-facing gable of the Corn Exchange, opened in 1886. A department store, Browns, now occupies the building, which is located in Saturday Market. The Grade II listed Corn Exchange was converted into a cinema - the Picture Playhouse - in 1911 but it closed in 1963. The cinema reopened in 1982 but shut again 21 years later.