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The present sanctuary was dedicated in 1887 after being located in four other locations around downtown Macon. The Sanctuary contains many interested Christian symbols to enhance our worship. Among them: the presence of the trefoil (a symbol of the Trinity); the presence of the quatrefoil (a traditional Christian symbol of 4 overlapping circles); a beautiful stained-glass rose window; and 12 beautiful stained-glass windows depicting the life of Jesus. Also of architectural note, the inside of the sanctuary roof is shaped like an upside-down ship’s hull, using the traditional Christian symbol of a boat to reflect that safety and sanctuary can be found in this holy space.
Beneath the sanctuary is the Great Room, a smaller gathering place and home to the Faithful Followers Sunday School Department. It was christened “The Great Room” in 2004, after a renovation, in appreciation of “The Greatest Generation,” the older members of FBCX who given their time, resources, and talents through the years to make First Baptist a place of worship, discipleship, missions and fellowship.
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we used to feel the air & the wind coming from the window.
but the air and the wind stop by the moment you left me.
as everything is goin to fade away...and gone. even the pic as well..
At first glance, the galaxy NGC 4151 looks like an average spiral. Examine its center more closely, though, and you can spot a bright smudge that stands out from the softer glow around it. That point of light marks the location of a supermassive black hole weighing about 40 million times as much as our Sun.
Astronomers will use NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope to measure that black hole’s mass. The result might seem like a piece of trivia, but its mass determines how a black hole feeds and affects the surrounding galaxy. And since most galaxies contain a supermassive black hole, learning about this nearby galaxy will improve our understanding of many galaxies across the cosmos.
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Sesión: Asómate a la ventana.
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Lots of dust getting kicked up. The lady in in the center had this beautiful horse going from a full gallop to a trot to a canter each revolution of the training ring. Thank goodness it was only around 85 degrees at this time of the morning, now (3pm AZ) it's getting up around 110 degrees.
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Used for lifting heavy cargo or machinery, fork lifts were found throughout the galaxy in industrial complexes or starship hangars. Asoka used one to capture a rogue Load-lifer droid on Coruscant and the Mon Calamari starship designer Quarrie owned one while on the planet Shantipole.
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Splasers used to be my favorite BrickArms weapon. They're awesome. I've obtained a lot.
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- Close-up photo of one of the splasers coming up
- all the ones with the little poles sticking out the barrel is from not sticking a piece in the mold so that it stays empty.
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Fun Fact: While at the workshop, I almost screwed Will's splaser mold..
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Using Splash Art Kit into a swallow disk of Red food dye water.
2 SB-R200 flash. Nikon D810 with 105mm F2.8 lens
Used a little Topaz Simplify on this. Hooker Falls is located in the Dupont State Forest in Western North Carolina
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Green used to be the only color the Bank Of America Plaza (aka the green building) could light up. Some time in 2013, the gas-based light tubes were upgraded to led lights, giving the building a new ability to light up in different colors.
I don't know the reason behind the red color tonight, but it's a nice change to the skyline.
Please use red/cyan anaglyph goggles, for anaglyph glasses ask your local optician.
Diwan-i-Khas: the Diwan-i-Khas, or Hall of Private Audience, is a plain square building with four chhatris on the roof. However it is famous for its central pillar, which has a square base and an octagonal shaft, both carved with bands of geometric and floral designs, further its thirty-six serpentine brackets support a circular platform for Akbar, which is connected to each corner of the building on the first floor, by four stone walkways. It is here that Akbar had representatives of different religions discuss their faiths and gave private audience.
The use of the definite article in the title is quite intentional. The image could as easily been The Only Hollyhock, since it's the sole example of this old-fashioned summer flower for many miles around. That's because as hospitable as the Pacific Northwest's climate is for a vast array of plants, hollyhocks just don't thrive west of the Cascade mountains. It's probably not hot or dry enough, though with climate change the hollyhock could well expand its territory to this corner of the map.
Not only is this pale pink beauty flourishing in its bed with an ideal southwestern exposure, it actually overwintered there.
I think this layering technique is cool, so I was wondering what you guys would think about it. If people want me to I will use this on my next dio.
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Tramonto dell'innocenza
L'Innocenza.....
una volta durava molto di più...molti più anni separavano la vita consapevole da quella dei giochi. Ora...ogni giorno il Tramonto dell'Innocenza è sempre più presto....quando ancora ci sarebbe da giocare tanto....da sognare tanto..da immaginare tanto.....e tante tante cose ancora da non sapere ed ignorare!
Ma i tempi sono questi...dove la televisione confeziona icone del tutto sbagliate..dove l'apparire..diventa già una necessità quotidiana anche in età giovane! Sono anche i tempi dove niente può essere più fatto con spensieratezza...con innocenza...con tranquillità! La tranquillità che niente e nessuno può essere li a darci fastidio...a farci del male. Tempi dove giocare in un prato diventa ogni giorno più pericoloso...tempi dove un parco pubblico in pieno giorno può nascondere molte più insidie di un autogrill isolato in piena notte. Non è il modo più bello di crescere questo.....e noi che allora ci lamentavamo per restare mezzora in più in cortile a giocare a guardia e ladri..beh....ritieniamoci fortunati...perchè l'Innocenza noi...inconsapevoli....l'abbiamo vissuta!
I used to visit Rapid City nearly every summer from the late 70's through the early 90'sand most often was able to work some railroad action into what was a family vacation built around the Black Hills. The CNW was fairly cooperative running towards Belle Fourche in the morning and returning in the late afternoon so I was able to shoot the morning job, do tourist stuff most of the day and return to Rapid and shoot the late afternoon eastbound. With the long summer days this worked out well but I doubt that the "schedule" was conducive to photography during the later fall/winter/early spring. In any case on a 2 train a day railroad you take what you can get and this eastbound was not lit well as it dawdled into town much later than "normal" near sunset. Way short of the usual amount of power found on this line 4308, 6602 and 6621 have 71 cars in tow on May 23, 1985.
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„LA DIAVOLEZZA“ - DIE SCHÖNE TEUFELIN
Da oben hauste vor vielen Jahren eine wunderbare Bergfee. Sie lebte in ihrer Felsenburg hoch oben zwischen Chapütschöl und Munt Pers, dort wo – eingefasst von Felsentürmen und grossen Geröllhalden- mitten in einer blumenbedeckten Bergweide, ein tiefblauer See die Sonne widerspiegelt, dort wo ganze Rudel von munteren Gämsen sich tummeln und im saftigen Gras weiden, dort wo die Berghühner gackern, hochfliegen, dann im elegantem Gleitflug landen, um zu weiden und weiter zu gackern, dort wo die Schneehasen mit offenen Augen träumen und schliesslich aufgeschreckt in gestrecktem Galopp davon sausen.
Das herrliche Weib wurde nur selten und flüchtig von Jägern erblickt und mit Vorliebe dann bestaunt, wenn sie über die Felsbände des Munt Pers zum „Lej da la Diavolezza“ hinüberwechselte, um dort ein erfrischendes Bad zu nehmen. Dann allerdings wurden die jungen Jäger ganz vernarrt und unvorsichtig. Sie folgten ihr, die stets von ihrer Gämsherde bewacht war, über die Felsgänge bis hinüber zu ihrem Felsenschloss.
Was dann dort geschah, das weiss man nicht, man ahnt es nur. Ein Jäger nach dem anderen verschwand und verlor sich am Munt Pers (verlorener Berg). So auch Aratsch, ein stattlicher Jüngling aus dem Dorf. Er kehrte von der Jagd nicht mehr zurück. Überall wurde vergeblich nach ihm gesucht und schliesslich musste man annehmen, er sei auch in die Gletscherbrüche am Pers gefallen oder irgendwo abgestürzt. Denn wer bis Einbruch der Nacht sich in der Region des Bernina-Massivs aufhielt, hörte, vom Winde getragen, die Klagestimme der Diavolezza, die ausrief: „mort ais Aratsch“ (Aratsch ist tot).
Das erzählte man sich von Generation zu Generation und nannte dann die schöne Alp im Kessel der Berninagruppe Alp Morteratsch. Aber die Diavolezza hatte keine Ruhe bis nicht der Gletscher vorrückte und die ganze Alp bis hinunter ins Tal mit Eis und Geröll zugedeckt war. Dann verliess sie die Gegend mit dem Klageruf: „davent dal Munt dal Pers“ und wurde nie mehr gesehen.
wonderful colour shape of one of my used spraycan soft-caps at my work place - bloched with colour dots..
"Use what talent you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those that sang best." ~ Author unknown, quoted in *The Ladies Repository: A Monthly Periodical, Devoted to Literature, Arts, and Religion,* September 1874. Commonly misattributed to Henry Van Dyke and Henry David Thoreau
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Refractogram using a wine glass. I couldn't get the typical swirly effect that I've seen, but I liked the (almost) symmetry of this image.
Light source (LED Lenser P7.2) on tripod, with pin hole taped on, 4m away from the glass. Wine glass held by a tripod clamp, with lensless DSLR only a few cm away.
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This is only a small plant, but on the windowsill in my kitchen, it seems to thrive in the Northern light, these beauties here seem to fight for the light.
Cyclamen are native to the Mediterranean region from Spain east to Iran, and also in northeast Africa South to Somalia.
The name Cyclamen is presumed to come from Greek 'kyclos', a circle referring to the round tubers, or leaves.
Lovely inverted flowers rise out of fantastically patterned rounded or heart-shaped leaves.
Some of the patterns, particularly the silver leaved varieties are exquisite and can truly be described as a wonder of nature.
From the family Primulaceae, they come in beautiful colours from white, pink, purple, red and combinations of these.
Cyclamen like the cool; the smaller the leaves, the cooler they can stand it.
The tubers are regarded as the favourite food for pigs in the South of France, Sicily and Italy, hence a rather uncommon common name Sowbread.
Cyclamen are poisonous; they have been used medicinally as a powerful purgative, but their toxicity makes this risky.
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Used Wee Wonderfuls' Holiday Stitchettes, and the ton of Christmas fabric I'd somehow accumulated, to make a twin sized quilt.
Using call-sign 'Murder 21' Royal Canadian Air Force No.409 Squadron's McDonnell-Douglas CF-188 Hornet 188770 holds short of Waddington's Runway 20 ready to launch during Exercise Cobra Warrior 24-1/Day 8
Note the 'mirror' false cockpit painted under the real one -
designed to confuse adversaries during dog-fighting
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OH&S would have something to say about this lifting technique. London Twilight colours still amaze me.
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Gemeiner Lein (Linum usitatissimum), auch Saat-Lein oder Flachs genannt, ist eine alte Kulturpflanze, die zur Faser- (Faserlein) und zur Ölgewinnung (Öllein, Leinsamen, Leinöl) angebaut wird. Er ist eine Art aus der Gattung Lein (Linum) in der Familie der Leingewächse (Linaceae) und die einzige Lein-Art, deren Anbau eine wirtschaftliche Bedeutung hat. Es gibt mehrere Convarietäten sowie etliche Sorten. In der Praxis wird nach der Hauptverwendung Faserlein und Öllein unterschieden.
Das Artepitheton usitatissimum bedeutet in Latein sehr nützlich und bezieht sich auf die vielfältige Verwendbarkeit.„Flachs“ leitet sich von „flechten“ ab und bezieht sich auf die Verarbeitung.
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Flax (also known as common flax or linseed), with the binomial name Linum usitatissimum, is a member of the genus Linum in the family Linaceae. It is a food and fiber crop that is grown in cooler regions of the world. The textiles made from flax are known in the West as linen, and traditionally used for bed sheets, underclothes and table linen. The oil is known as linseed oil. In addition to referring to the plant itself, the word "flax" may refer to the unspun fibers of the flax plant. The plant species is known only as a cultivated plant, and appears to have been domesticated just once from the wild species Linum bienne, called pale flax.
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