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2010-06-03 Benefiz-Fußballspiel zu Ehren Pierre Basry in Wr. Neudorf, Franz Fürst Stadion, In Zusammenarbeit mit der Pierre Basry Foundation, der Gemeinde, dem Fussballklub und dem Sporttreff Gastro Team Wr. Neudorf wurde auf der Anlage des Franz Fürst Freizeitzentrum ein Benefiz Fussballspiel zwischen einer Auswahl von Rapid und Austria und niederösterreichischen Fussball Legenden ausgetragen. Mehr als 1000 Besucher leßen sich die Legenden Partie nicht entgehen. Moderator Erwin Gruber führte durchs Programm, der Reinerlös dieser Veranstaltung kommt Menschen mit besonderen Bedürfnissen der Lebenshilfe NÖ zu Gute. Die Zuschauer und Vertreter der Lebenshilfe hatten beim Prominentenmatch viel Spaß und freuten sich über die gelungene Aktion. Am Ende blieben für die Lebenshilfe rund 5000 Euro an Spendengeldern über. Ein großer Dank für die tolle Organisation geht dabei an alle Helfer vor Ort rund um Jo Basry, Markus Neunteufel und Brigitte Schwaiger, Basry Sport, Pressefoto Christian Ort, Bilder Pierre Basry Foundation 2010, Photografer Gerhard Möhsner
What the creepy critters the spider are! But it seems they are capable of building quite marvellous infrastructure to support their life :)
A family debate on the role of 'cob-webs' in our, 'human societies'.
This little web is as if you hold your index finger and thumb up separate to space something out in front of you. This thought takes a good imagination to many places, my first stop being "What if a person died in a flash making that pose with their hands and time has reduced them to bones where a spider has decided to make it's home." What do you see?
Photograph from Mobile Developer Summit 2012 held in Bangalore, India, 9-10 October 2012, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.
Lavendar Bed & Breakfast
Grigsby-Webber House (ca. 1850s, enlarged 1907–08)
6610 Jefferson St.
Yountville, Nspa
The house was built for Capt. John Grigsby in the 1850s just east of town. His son Sylvester and his wife Polly lived here. It was moved it to its current location in the 1860s.
Sylvester and Polly's daughter Nancy Jane Grisgsby (1859–1929) married John Lee Webber (1849–1912) in 1880. They moved into the house in 1905.
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This was the only funnel spider I saw out and about on the web at Lake Tawakoni. Others were in their funnels.
This shot was a composite of several different shots to get the right lighting on all the objects in the scene, as well as getting the right look on the pouring motion and the liquid in the cup. I also used the Spot Healing Brush to touch up so distracting highlights.