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This time, this is not for joking.
When took the Inter Urban train (RER) to get to the airport. My train stopped 15mn between two stations. Later we rode really slowly to finally listen to the voice of our drive who asks us to leave the train at the next station because there is a flaw in our train. Time was running out!
Our train was supposed to be an express to Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Everyone, a bit stressed, left the train. We have to pick up the next one, 10mn later.
Meanwhile, I shot this photo of my coadventurers waiting on the quay looking another non-stop train passing over us. Some of them clearly missed their flight this evening.
I finally got into the next coming train. At the station, I ran like hell to the checkings. When I was in the right hall, I was able to look at the departures screen and was happy for the first time in my life to see that my own plane (to Budapest) was the only one with 30mn delayed!
The following of the story, you know it :)
Zoey ran out of the house 6 days ago, I haven't seen hide nor hair of her since. This is the 3rd time she has done this. The first time was 3 years ago, she came home pregnant. The 2nd time was a few weeks ago, she was gone for 2 days. It is now 6 days missing, and I am getting really worried.
May 21st, still no sign of Zoey. It has been 11 days. I am afraid for the worst.
May 20th, My beautiful Mattie passed away of unknown causes.
The U.S. Marshals in conjunction with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and state and local partner agencies in 16 geographical locations across the U.S., recovered or located 225 critically-missing youth during Operation We Will Find You, a 10-week national operation which concluded 15 May, 2023. We Will Find You is the first national missing child operation and was focused on geographical areas with high clusters of critically-missing children which included: Massachusetts; the National Capital Region (eastern Virginia, Washington D.C. and Maryland); New Orleans, Louisiana; San Antonio, Texas; Orlando, Florida; Puerto Rico; the U.S. Virgin Islands; Los Angeles, California; Guam; northern Ohio; Detriot, Michigan; South Carolina; Yakima, Washington. Operation We Will Find You presented the USMS with an opportunity to expand and highlight partnerships among law enforcement agencies and NCMEC that resulted in not only finding critically missing children, but also bringing more attention to the epidemic of missing children in America.
(U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
Your Disappear Like I'm Missing One Of An Important Part On My Body.
• That's really uncomfortable. You know that.!
Windy is my name. And at the center of my heart of Windy, is your name <3.
Only You !
Bonus
poor widdle kitty... let's hope putting it online will help!
The owner must have spent a fortune printing these out. This is the third round he has sent!
So please, if you live around the Chadstone area, and if you do happen to see this little kitty, do let the owner know.
Male grey tabby "Paddington".
If found, please ring James.
Home: 03 9807 6075
Mobile: 0405 530 409
Reward offered.
these posters have been plastered everywhere in the last week. i thought i'd try to help out by posting a shot on flickr.
The missing man formation approaches the flight line as Steve Hinton pulls away to honor the memory of Maj. Stephen "Cajun" Del Bagno, Tunderbird #4.
Photos from the air show commemorating 100th anniversary of March ARB in Riverside, CA. It was also the first time using my 500mm to capture some of the performers.
©2018, Ken Szok All rights reserved
Edited image from the Internet Archive Book Images photostream of a scientific dog and the missing link.
I joined my colleagues for some billiards yesterday evening. It was great meeting everyone, as I spend my days at home with the son right now.
While I was studying last night @ university. I went to take a washroom break and came back to my study carol to find that my Totoro was gone... My buddy was no longer hanging on my bag... Yep... someone took him away from me :( I mean it doesn't cost very much... but it was a gift from my bro and it holds sentimental value... It makes me sad to see someone do such a thing... I mean come on... stealing a bag chain @ university? Ridiculous... If by some act of God, I find out who took my buddy... They gonna get a knuckle massage, 100% Guaranteed - can keep Totoro if they're not satisfied.
Sooo mind boggling... Anyways whatever... Gotta get back to studying.
Peace.
this place. A lot.
Unrelated: Flickr friends, I need a new camera. I want to upgrade to a SLR. Which one would you recommend and why? And which lens? I am clueless. Thanks!
I am praying for your Trip to be a blessed and wonderful one and for you to come home safe and sound and happy too!
being the selfish person i am i miss you and hope the time passes swiftly for me ! but i do pray that you are having lots of fun and enjoying your time away from home !
heres a hug from me and Joyce too just to let you know we love you and think of you often !
life just aint the same with you not around ! i Thank GOD you are my friend !
love Joy and Joyce too!
On a hilltop in "Hawaii" as I gaze across the bay
At the island of "Maui", standing in the day
Oh my lovely Margarita serving cool Hînano beer
I'll be a fool in paradise, I'm a fool out here.
"Aloha", can you stand the heat?
bouncing in bare feet
when you laugh at me
"Aloha", say I....I'm in ecstasy.
Oh, your name is Margarita, the salt upon your lips
The lemon and tequila, the flavor of your kiss
All the magic and the beauty, the humor of these isles
Captured like a goldfish, the sparkle of your smile.
Margarita, Margarita, please dance with me tonight
We would dance together, where stars shine so bright
Margarita, Margarita, I come from far away
Let's go take a swim down in Matawai Bay...
We go in the dark and we don't need a spear.
Margarita, Israel Kamakawiwo`ole (IZ)
Gene & I have both been really sick for a while now. Last night we started feeling a bit better and today we are lots better. This stuff must be world-wide from what I'm hearing and it's awful. If you haven't caught it stay inside and hide. You don't want it! It's respiratory and I'd swear it's the flu without the fever and nausea.
My Florida friends... this illness kept us home. Thank goodness there's trip insurance or we'd really be sick.
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That big empty space right there is where my catalytic converter used to sit. Somebody was kind enough to remove it for me while I was bowling on Sunday night. Yup, just rolled under and cut it out. So I guess I should thank them for cutting down on my gas bill and making my car more full efficient. I could probably get faster track times too. Someone was looking out for me.
I started it up and it sounded like I had a giant hole in my muffler. Little did I know, exhaust wasn't even making it to the muffler. Now my truck sounds like Gravedigger is rolling down the street. Really. I am always amazed at how loud engines are without the muffler. It sounds like the motor is sitting in the passenger seat, buckled up next to me.
I've heard that this kind of theft is sort of the new fad. These converters can either be sold as is or melted down for the metals housed in the cat. Google tells me that mine had good amounts of platinum, other manufacturers even use gold to increase oxidation.
The person(s) who hit me, appear to know exactly what they were doing. Two clean cuts on either side of the flanges and that's it. I drive a truck and it sits higher up than cars. Roll in, cut cut, roll out. That's it. Probably made a couple hundred bucks in seconds, not a bad gig.
If you know someone who is doing this, please punch them in the throat for me.
in totally lifeless (dead, rather) salt flats of pachham; i was searching very hard for something alive, when i found this small branch which i mistook for a pause in an iguana's running.
see STILL-LIFE set here
Two soldiers from the U.S. Army Honor Guard hold U.S. flags during a Full Honors Group Funeral Service for U.S. Army Air Forces Airmen missing from World War II in Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, June 27, 2018. Laid to rest were Airmen Tech. Sgt. John Brady; Tech. Sgt. Allen Chandler, Jr.; 1st Lt. John Liekhus; Staff Sgt. Robert Shoemaker; and Staff Sgt. Bobby Younger.
All five Airmen were members of the 323rd Bombardment Squadron, 91st Bombardment Group (Heavy), Eighth Air Force, during World War II when their nine-man aircrew was on a mission to Merseburg, Germany. Their B-17 plane was hit by flak during this bomb run and fell out of formation, crashing two kilometers southwest of the town of Barby on Nov. 2, 1944. Three crewmembers survived and were taken as prisoners of war. One airman who was killed was identified in May 1945 while the rest of the crew was declared missing in action. In January 1951, the American Graves Registration Command (AGRC) concluded that the five unaccounted for crew members perished in the crash with the location of the B-17 unknown.
From the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA)'s new release:
Department of Defense historians and analysts, aided by German researchers and local government officials, located a potential crash site associated with their loss. Recovery operations were conducted from June to September 2015. Recovery teams found osseous remains, material evidence and aircraft wreckage.
DPAA returned to the crash site in April and May 2016, locating additional osseous remains, material evidence and aircraft wreckage, consolidating them with the evidence from the previous operations.
Three of the crew, Brady, Shoemaker and Younger, were able to be individually identified through mitochondrial DNA analysis, forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence. The remains that could not be individually identified represented the entire crew.
Two caskets were present at the service on June 27 - one with the individual remains of Shoemaker, and another with the commingled unidentified remains. Individuals who received U.S. flags were: Nancy Farrell, Shoemaker's sister; Gertrude Reynolds, Liekhus' sister; and Fern Bridges, Chandler's widow who has since remarried. The U.S. flag from the casket carrying the commingled remains will be presented to the Casualty Assistance Office.
(U.S. Army photo by Elizabeth Fraser / Arlington National Cemetery / released)