Bob.Mack@jacksonville.com –11/4/12– The Jacksonville Jaguars (1-6) played the Detroit Lions (3-4) on EverBank Field in Jacksonville, FL on Sunday November 4, 2012. The Jaguars lost the game 31-14 to go (1-7). (The Florida Times-Union, Bob Mack)
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- Mindy McAdams shares tips about blogging.
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- Chalkboard at St. Olaf College used in A Serious Man
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- Map from the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
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- I arrived at EverBank Field two and a half hours before the kickoff of the Jaguars-Lions game.
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- Daron Dean provided me with a great learning opportunity, as I shot a Jacksonville Jaguars game with him. Here we are shortly before the kickoff. Photo by Bob Mack
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- The Jaguars ran onto the field amidst smoke, flames and cheers. This was the start of my NFL shooting. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- We visited the press box before the start of the game. The end zones had been painted black for this game, and the Jaguars’ uniforms were black — a hot choice for such a sunny day. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- Daron and I did most of our shooting kneeling, as that angle eliminated some of the background clutter. Photo by Rob DeAngelo
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- Casey Kochey & Turboscan app
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- Judy Robinson & GarageBand app
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- From Twitter – #thankateacher
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- An ACE Conservation Corps member breaks up rocks to improve footing on the South Kaibab Trail.
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- wood stork
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- A Sanibel
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- sunset at Mt. Le Conte – photo by Julie Dodd
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- The Petit Gegants del Pi performed outside the church. Their helpers are dressed in green shirts, white pants and black waist sashes.
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- The large Gegants del Pi are stored in a glass case in the foyer of the church.
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- Tassled end of faixa
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- Wrapping in the faixa
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- Flame Azalea
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- Mountain Laurel
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- Catawba Rhododendron
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- Bees
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- Gift shop
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- Lavender still
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- Lavender drying
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- Mounted riders rode the parade route to start the Three King Parade.
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- Candy sprayed from buses at the end of the Three Kings Parade.
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- Yosemite National Park
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- Clingmans Dome is the highest peak in the Smokies. In 2016, GSMNP won a $250,000 grant for being one of the top nine most-voted-for parks in the Partners in Preservation: National Parks campaign.
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- This olive tree, next to the olive oil mill, is a thousand years old.
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- Terraced olive grove
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- Olive harvest rake
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- Stone walls used for terracing
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- Harvested olives
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- The Eagle of Barcelona and its escorts paraded through the streets.
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- The Beasts and their escorts wear traditional espadrilles, with rope soles and wraps to secure the shoe.
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- The volunteer carefully examines the new nest and discovers an egg. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- Screen is installed over the nest to protect the sea turtle eggs from potential predators, including raccoons and dogs. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- The screen’s openings are large enough for the hatchlings to crawl through. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- The volunteers follow the turtle’s tracks to the nesting site. Photo by Julie Dodd
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- Gelli print of oak leaves
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- My gelli prints on display at Satchel’s. Every table top is a different display of items. This is my favorite table top — covers of Nancy Drew mysteries.
Julie Dodd 