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One day to make a poster while operating the system so Nick can test his trap. Thank goodness that we spent most of the time looking at activity on the silicon detectors as we have to take un-ending 2 minute counts (push a button, wait to minutes, write down the number, push a button, wait two minutes, etc...) so I had some time to work on it.
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From 1896 to 1945 the former sanatorium for tuberculosis patients of Heilstätte Grabowsee, and from 1945 a Russian military hospital.
Volunteers from Johnson Middle School work together to plant 100 slash pines and 25 longleaf pines at Emerson Point Preserve! This planting happened on March 7, 2009 and was sponsored by a grant from the Tampa Bay Estuary Program. More than 30 children and adults worked together to plant these trees, helping to restore uplands habitat with the 350-acre preserve.
Brian got us backstage pass to this event. That made it so much more fun, because we could go any ware and get close to the athletes.
Thanks for a fantastic day Brian!
Summary of Strengthfinder Results. Each young persons took the Gallup assessment and received a report on their top strengths. They then worked with Purposeful Seed to unpack their report and top strengths.
My husband in a field of shooting stars along the trail from White Wolf to Lukens Lake, completely unexpected in late August!
Work hardly
Try to participate in development
Be aware of responsibility
Feel you are not alone
Always the world with you
Do not forget to give so that you will be eligible to take
Fall in love with all goodness so love will find you before you find the love
Present a kiss so definitely you will get a wonderful embrace
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Hidaya manzil
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Kerala, India.
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This afternoon work took me to the farthest reaches of the District Line. Todays photo shows East Ham market, which has been serving the local community with jellied eels since 1922.
This is the result of the third photo task during my visit to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary yesterday. Goal, to photograph kangaroos drinking from under the water, using the little waterproof DMC-FT3.
The task was especially difficult yesterday. Being a hot day, meant that several ducks decided to swim in the kangaroos drinking water. Result - very dirty water which made a tough task for the little camera which seemed to focus on the floating debris instead of the kangaroo.
Not being able to see through the view finder means composition in guess work.