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Third Eye Blind

Celebrate Fairfax!

Fairfax, Virginia

June 11th, 2011

Jesse Carlson came in to face one batter (Ellsbury), and struck him out.

Stephen "Cat" Coore

Third World Band

This was taken on the grass near the COA gym. I had to get really low on the ground to take this photo and I chose the flower that the sunlight hit. It's really pretty. :) I blurred out the back and I put the shutter speed on 1/160 and the aperture on 5.6. This could be like a background photo for someone's desktop. :) I just thought this photo is really pretty.

Mantel (fireplace not operable)

Botallack O'Clock tech rehearsal shots, August 2011.

by Zanna Wharfe

This photo came sliding out of a slot in the side of the truck, and the woman who is the subject of the poster is taking a photo of her self-portrait.

Third Eye Blind (w/ Silversun Pickups, Ocean Park Standoff) @ RBC Echo Beach (Toronto, ON) on June 28, 2017

the girl's name is iori. so cute!!

Third Day (w/ Zach Williams) @ Fisher's Event Center (Fishers, IN) on April 30th, 2026

More than 50 delegates representing more than 20 countries attending the Victims Global Conference visited the Exceed Rehabilitation Centre to learn of Cambodia's rehabilitation services for persons with disabilities incl. survivors of mines and other EO. Photos free of copyright for media purposes. All others must courtesy the AP Mine Ban Convention or Ottawa Convention. Contact us for more info, isu(at)apminebanconvention.org

Drive-By Shooting, shot from a moving car in Columbus, Ohio.

"did you put the groceries away like I asked?" - photo courtesy of Jenn Sweeney

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Bonus flex space.

the girl's name is iori. so cute!!

The third bedroom.

Obverse of a small bronze (litra or one eighth uncia), c. 15mm, struck by the Romans between the First Punic War and the Second Punic (Hannibalic) War. Crawford 25/3 "Litra" "Mint- Rome 241-235 B.C... [standard] about 3.375 gr. (average of 47 specimens listed by Bahrfeldt - 3.04)". Purchased from Coin Galleries 12 April 1994, 169 "241-235 B.C. Æ Litra". One eighth of an uncia would be about 3.42 gr.

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