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This is Daphne, she is looking for a new home!
Check out my blog for her details (link in profile)
She's not quite done yet, I need to work on her hair, but I was loosing light!
Call dibs if you are interested!
This is my parents' cat. She has been absent from my 365 so far because she doesn't let me get close enough to her to snap any pictures. I caught her off guard today and was able to get this one really quickly.
Fishing trip 100km off Dungun, Terengganu, Malaysia in the South China Sea.
During this trip we caught 150 red-snappers, 120 groupers and 74 Ibu Kerisi.
Ikan haruan tasik. A great fighting fish
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This is the second drawing in cartoon format I've done on the issue of canned hunting. The drawing follows the life cycle of a captive bred African lion and the economy it generates for Lion Farmers through out its short life span. Canned hunting is legal in South Africa and generates millions of dollars for the trophy hunting and cub petting industry. The message of this drawing is clear. Don't support cub petting or the canned hunting of the African Lion
This is part of my "wreck this journal" photoproject - checkout also this identically named flickr group with other results
This is a photograph of a Venus Flytrap. it is one of the most interesting and unique plants around. What makes it so unique is the fact that it actually feeds on bugs that are unlucky enough to be caught in it's trap.
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They're a pretty rad crew of guys. Hopefully this spring we'll be able to take some more photos and maybe I'll get to hear some more of their music.
This photo is from the TOOELE HIGH BUFFALOES WRESTLING - TOOELE UT teamcard on www.LocalReplay.com/tooelehighwrestling
One of the fun parts of traveling to anoter office is that you don't
know where anything is, or how things work.
I wanted my traditional after-lunch coffee, but didn't see any brewed
coffee. I saw this machine, but couldn't find the cups. After a bit
of searching, I found this one in the dishwaher. It was a little
small, but it was a cup.
Unfortunately the smallest cup of coffee the machine produces is 8oz.
This is the result.
Fortunately the coffee in the cup tasted good. It's much better than
the machines in Mountain View. Apparently it's calibrated
frequently... and the way it brews reminds me a bit of the Clover
instea of traditional drip.
This is a picture of my mother-in-law, but a picture of her good side, mind you.
And Barb, if you're reading this, this was totally Sarah's idea please don't hurt me.
Go to Page with image in the Internet Archive
Title: On the history and art of warming and ventilating rooms and buildings, by open fires, hypocausts, German, Dutch, Russian, and Swedish stoves, steam, hot water, heated air, heat of animals, and other methods; with notices of the progress of personal and fireside comfort, and of the management of fuel. Illustrated by two hundred and forty figures of apparatus, 2
Creator: Stuart, Robert
Publisher: London, G. Bell
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Date: 1845
Vol: 2
Language: eng
Description: BAC : Advertising matter: 8 p. at end, v. 1
BAC : Printed by William Stevens
BAC : Errata: p. [xxxix] v. 1, p. [337] v. 2
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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This is the last pic from this photoshoot that I upload. ^^
Sorry for spamming with Fiorella's pics! XD
This time General Manager Will Douillet went "on safari" with my camera. :P
If there was one thing I picked up from my stage at Splendido is that highlighted courses means an allergy or other cause for concern.
Update: now I know I was the P2 marked on the chit (aka my position).
Lydia had to remind me to take my shot this week. All I had time for was a quick arms length snap. Oops. I have to stop being so lame.
I appear to be very smug about something in this shot. Not sure what that might be. It could just be me concentrating really hard - arms length SPs with 50mm lenses aren't that easy . . . unless you have long arms.
Strobist info: SB600 hend held low (waist height) at 1/4 power and bounced off the wall in to camera left. Fired using Nikon CLS.
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This painting is of an ornamental cabbage done in a batik style of watercolor application. This painting was juried into the 2013 Minnetrista Juried Art Show & Sale.