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Adventures in Golf Course Architecture
Adventures in Golf Course Architecture. Friday, 8 May 2015. Year in Review - 2014. Bunkers left and right of fairway are staggered and cut into the hillside, adding some challenge and definition to the 13th hole at Kildonan Park Golf Course. Detail of right hand side fairway bunker. We have a few other clients pondering new work for 2015, and hopefully (after a few years of residential permitting complete) this summer we will break ground on the 9-hole addition at Lorette Golf Course. This past year I wa...
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adventures in geekdom | The blog of a twentysomething who is finally unleashing her inner geek after stifling it for the majority of her adolescence.
The blog of a twentysomething who is finally unleashing her inner geek after stifling it for the majority of her adolescence. Yep, back for another round of non-posting! With a busy upcoming semester and a total lack of motivation to write about anything lately, I’m giving this blog a break. I have no idea how long this hiatus will last, but here’s a notice to future visitors of my site to explain the lack of posts. Be safe, be good to each other, and geek on! Posted in blog update. I was surprised, but ...
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Adventures in Gender | (or: The 6' 2" Crossdresser…)
Or: The 6' 2 Crossdresser…). 8220;It’s Her Thing”. Interesting article from several years ago — I’m not sure how I feel about the author talking about how Starr’s “puts her to shame” and otherwise plays on insecurities and hypothesizes somewhat randomly but it’s okay…. 8220;It’s Her Thing”. How a beautiful woman with a little something extra got that way and why straight men are lining up to meet her. Http:/ nymag.com/nymetro/nightlife/sex/columns/nakedcity/n 9683/. February 26, 2014. 8220;You like that?
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Adventures in Genealogy - Genealogy on a higher ground - Adventures in Genealogy - Genealogy on a higher ground
Adventures in Genealogy - Genealogy on a higher ground. AIG - Cemeteries Part II. AIG - Family Trees. Adventures In Genealogy Forums. Welcome to My Adventures In Genealogy. 2014 has been a pretty active year for my genealogy adventures! There has been some really great projects that I've been a part of. I've met some wonderful people that I would never have met other wise. It's amazing what a little time to research and contact people will do for you. It has changed my life. Take one last moment to view ...
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My Adventures in Genealogy
Map of NYC Region 1907. Surnames and Locations (Updated 12/2014). My Adventures in Genealogy. Two conferences in 1 1/2 weeks: Initial wrap-up. April 20, 2015 by Liz Loveland. In the span of one and a half weeks this month, I attended the Massachusetts Historical Society’s conference “So Sudden an Alteration”: The Causes, Course, and Consequences of the American Revolution. In Boston and the New England Regional Genealogical Consortium’s biennial conference (NERGC 2015). In one of my articles. And found t...
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Adventures in Generalism
April 6, 2015. Coming soon to Adventures in Generalism: The Senn/Rosentreter/Roley etc. Family Archive! Coming to a screen near you just as soon as I manage to coordinate the domains, hosting, and one-click installs! LIBR 200 Blog Post #8 Final Reflections. December 7, 2014. LIBR 200 Blog Post #7 Emerging Technologies. November 22, 2014. LIBR 200 Blog Post #6 Multicultural and special populations issues. November 10, 2014. LIBR 200 Blog Post #5 Legal/Ethical Issues. October 25, 2014. In addition to the m...
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Adventures in Genotyping
Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Giving a Scientific Talk to Your Department. Here's what I learned from my experience:. Start making slides early. Give a practice talk. The day of the talk. Get to the presentation venue early. Once is not enough. Leave time for questions. It's also a good idea to anticipate some of the questions you might be getting, especially regarding what you plan to do next in your experiments. Be able to defend your answer. With fancy breads and cheeses. With fancy herbed potatoes. For t...
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Adventures in Genre | Digital Media Production Studio Melbourne
Digital Media Production Studio Melbourne. Is a full service Digital Media Production Studio in Melbourne, Australia. We are an award-winning team who produce, direct, write, edit, and create high-quality digital video for a varied range of clients for a multitude of applications. Some of our happy clients include:. The National Gallery of Victoria. Victorian College of the Arts. Footscray Community Arts Centre. And Acting Showreels Melbourne ‘Australia’s Premier Showreel Producers’.
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Adventures in Geocaching
Geocaching: The sport where YOU are the search engine! Thursday, May 07, 2015. Check out the PodCacher GW13 Experience Bundle! AIG: Check out the PodCacher GW13 Experience Bundle! Posted by John D. Lowe. Thursday, October 11, 2012. AIG: 2012 Podcast Awards. I'm a huge fan of the PodCacher. Podcast, and I have been a long-time listener of their show since the beginning (haven't missed a show). In fact, an article I wrote on this blog was even featured way back in Show 33: Geocaching Software. PodCacher Sh...
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Micheline Campbell
Over the weekend I had a bit of self realisation that may or may not surprise anyone in academia – I’m a bit depressed. In retrospect, this is not a surprise. Forgetting about research. That has show that many PhD Students experience depression during their candidature, I feel like I should have realised that something was up heaps sooner. Glaringly obvious signs that I should have noticed:. 1 Massive decrease in my work ethic. 2 Loss of empathy (? I also told my supervisor. October 17, 2016. Co-authorsh...
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Adventures in Geoland
AKA "How much further is it? Friday, 17 February 2012. First Geocache of the Year. We finally did a geocache again. Just a quick single cache when we visited the Eden Project this week. I think it's helped get our enthusiasm back so now we'll be going out and about again now the worst of winter seems to have passed. Sunday, 3 July 2011. We walked through the town, around the harbour and along the coastal path. It was easy to see why so many artists have been drawn to St Ives as it is a beautiful place.
