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...to 15 days straight on the road.
Within those two weeks this guy dealt with: 4 flat tires, 2 stuck trucks, 1 van stuck in 2nd gear, a permit that was pulled after 3 months of negotiation, 1 car accident, a trip to urgent care, and then another one.
The list continues but those are the highlights.
Oh! And a cattle stampede.
I'm so glad I don't have his job.
P.S. Film was exposed to 100 degree weather and 12% humidity. Then a week later 90 degree weather and 100% humidity. Film's version of an emotional roller coaster.
Erika J. Kafwimi '13 graduated from St. Francis girl high school in Mbeya, Tanzania as the top female student in the national level final examinations. She went on to receive a presidential award-- a merit based award-- after leading in Tanzania’s biological sciences examinations. While at St. Francis, Kafwimi played flute with her school band in school, community, and national events. Upon graduation, she received the only scholarship offered to a Tanzanian by the late Canadian Prime Minister and Canada's Nobel Peace Laureate, Lester B. Pearson to attend a United World College in Vancouver, Canada for two years. In her two years in Canada, Kafwimi served as a president of the environmental sustainability group, she served as the facilitator of the model United Nation debate team and completed with an A grade, the bilingual International Baccalaureate Diploma. At Dartmouth, Kafwimi majors in Economics and pre-health. She is the founder of the African peer mentorship program, she serves as the teaching assistant in the physiology lab, and she is the undergraduate advisor in the French Hall. Also, Kafwimi has been currently nominated and accepted to be part of the new Academic Undergraduate Advising program, that will take off in the fall of 2012. She also works with two Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center professors in East African-based research projects in areas of HIV/AIDS and violence against women as a result of witchcraft beliefs. Kafwimi also sings in the African chorus and Wellspring worship center. Upon graduation, Kafwimi will spend a year working with a Tanzania based medical research institution working to advance HIV vaccines research or a development agency focusing on economically empowering people living with HIV/AIDS. After a year in Tanzania, she hopes to return and attend graduate school with a focus on sub-Saharan African development.
This weekend Anastasia got a ton of old clothes from her mother. It all fitted way too good… She’s growing up too fast! More on the blog.
This girl was walking in front of me with big steps and throwing with sticks as if she was enjoying a play with an invisible dog. She sat down in the autumn sun and i had the opportunity to put a 135mm on my body.
Mamiya NC1000S
Sekor 135mm
Fuji film expired 200 asa
Casual photoshoot of Loveless cosplay at a cosplay picnic in Hyde Park London.
Cosplayer: Rosiael as Seimei // Lina Lau as Soubi
Photography: Hala
Editing: Lina Lau
Panthéon militaire
Plusieurs hommes de guerre français reposent aux Invalides. Ainsi, pour les périodes monarchique et révolutionnaire : le maréchal de Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, vicomte de Turenne, le cœur du maréchal de Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, le cœur de Théophile Malo Corret de La Tour d'Auvergne, héros des guerres de la Révolution, le général François Séverin Marceau et Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, l'auteur de La Marseillaise.
Napoléon Ier décédé en 1821 à l'Île Sainte-Hélène, y fut inhumé le 15 décembre 1840, sous la Monarchie de Juillet dont les dirigeants cherchaient à rassembler les partisans de l'empereur défunt (dans le même temps, était en effet achevé l'arc de triomphe de l'Étoile). Les cendres de Napoléon sont placées dans un monumental sarcophage en quartzite rouge aventuriné de Finlande, lui-même reposant sur un socle en marbre noir provenant de Sainte-Luce (Isère), l'ensemble étant placé dans une crypte ouverte de forme circulaire pratiquée au centre de la chapelle Saint-Louis, sous le dôme.
Son fils, le roi de Rome Napoléon II (également appelé « l'Aiglon ») y est inhumé en 1940 sur proposition d'Adolf Hitler. Joseph et Jérôme Bonaparte, frères de l'empereur, y sont également enterrés dans deux alcôves latérales. Le tombeau de Napoléon Ier est entouré par ceux des généraux d'Empire Gérard Christophe Michel Duroc et Henri Gatien Bertrand. Les restes du général Lasalle y ont été ramenés en 1891.
Plusieurs commandants en chef de la Première et Seconde Guerre mondiale sont aussi enterrés aux Invalides tels : les maréchaux de France Ferdinand Foch, Hubert Lyautey, Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque, Alphonse Juin et les généraux Robert Nivelle, Charles Mangin et Pierre Auguste Roques. Les gouverneurs de l'hôtel des Invalides, qui reste une place militaire, le sont également. L'amiral Émile Guépratte est enterré dans le caveau des gouverneurs.
À défaut de leurs dépouilles, plusieurs grands personnages militaires français ont seulement leur cœur inhumé aux Invalides.
Nothing much to this photo. But I love when the wait time is 13, it's one of those details that can go unnoticed sometimes.
Thanks for looking!
Treino do Futebol Profissional - 13-02-2016 - manhã - São Januário - Foto: Paulo Fernandes/Vasco.com.br
13. СЛЪНЧОГЛЕДИ — ????
Маслени бои на платно, 42 х 48.
Без подпис и дата. (художник: Владимир Димитров — Майстора)
Изложби:
(5. Перник — Изложба на кюстендилските художници 1961)
(6. Пловдив — Изложба на кюстендилските художници 1961)
(7. Благоевград — Самостоятелна изложба на Майстора 1963)
(43. Свищов — Самостоятелна изложба на Майстора 1980)
Предадена от Министерството на просветата 1942 г.* (Инв. No 13)
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(c) Художествена галерия "Владимир Димитров-Майстора"
c/o Jusator, SofiaМаслени бои на платно, 43 х 48.
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източник:
КАТАЛОГ 1959-1981, ТОМ I, Владимир Димитров-Майсторар София 1982
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Pentacon Six TL und ein Ilford Delta Iso 400. Out of the box. Negativscan. Chrome Division: Doomsday Rider: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGrC3c64VH0
bangkok, thailand
1972
mother and child
festival, sanam luang
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like a white sheet..... a blank paper....
and in this case my bed :)
shot for ODC - minimalism - but i was to late due to studie and work :)
Also Ecolog 13...
white sheets or bed linnen us up a lot of cotton.
The production of Cotton is usually not very sustainable:
Cotton is considered the world's 'dirtiest' crop due to its heavy use of insecticides, the most hazardous pesticide to human and animal health. Cotton covers 2.5% of the world's cultivated land yet uses 16% of the world's insecticides, more than any other single major crop
www.ota.com/organic/environment/cotton_environment.html
There is organic cotton available now, and it is more easy to buy now. I saw eco jeans in my jeans shot lately, and they are even a cheaper then some of the famous brands.