Category: PICTURE OF THE DAY
Nov 20, 2014 Picture of the Day: Trippiest Tattoo Ever Artwork by Paul O’Rourke Tattoo artist Paul O’Rourke recently completed this amazing geometric tattoo in a single 2.5 hour session. The artist works out of the Allstar Tattoo shop in Limerick City, Ireland. What a trip! You can see more of Paul’s fantastic artwork on Facebook and Instagram. via Paul O’Rourke Tattoos on… Read More » Picture of the Day: The Snow Wall Photograph by Joseph DeBenedictis (@Joseph_Video on Twitter) Western New York is currently experiencing a historic snowstorm with another 2 – 3 ft of snow expected to fall in the Buffalo area by late Thursday. Read More » Nov 18, 2014 Picture of the Day: Wind Farm from Above Photograph by Erard Swannet Seen here is one of the many wind farms located in the North Sea. Read More » Nov 15, 2014 Picture of the Day: Carrot Rainbow Read More » Nov 13, 2014 Picture of the Day: The Long Walk Read More » Nov 11, 2014 Picture of the Day: Never Forgotten Read More » Nov 10, 2014
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We are proud that over the past 2 years we’ve given over $15 million to benefit many charities. We’ve worked with many causes to provide turnkey entertainment, art and to increase their sponsor base. In 2014 we are contributing more than ever, including huge art donations for sponsor incentives and sound and lighting for charities that do not have production sponsors. It’s always best to learn about our program from someone who has had it for their event: Everyone is raving about it. “I cannot thank you enough for all that you have done to make this the most spectacular event the Harry Tompson Center has EVER had (many are telling me this) plus one that has raised more money than any other gala. So thank you, but also, congratulations!”
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