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Les hotesses du Mondial de l'auto.
Sexy booth babes of Paris '06 auto show.
Mondial de l'automobile 2006. Paris Porte de Versailles.
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After the first-ever deployment in Africa of an ‘unmanned aerial vehicle’ – a drone – by the Red Cross Red Crescent, footage from northern Uganda has revealed that a swathe of countryside is gradually turning into a vast refugee camp as hundreds of people every day cross the border from South Sudan. On one day alone, 8 September, the day the Red Cross drone video was shot, 4,373 new refugees crossed the border into Uganda, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which said (on 16 September 2016) the total of South Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries had passed the 1 million mark. The Bidibidi reception centre in Uganda’s Yumbe district, where many refugees are being initially registered, is some 300 km north of Kampala. Just over a month after it opened the Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) put at 57,900 the number of refugees who have passed through the centre, from where the drone was deployed by URCS and Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre camera operator, Denis Onyodi. The IFRC on 29 August launched an emergency appeal for nearly 700,000 US dollars to support the URCS in assisting 40,000 refugees over the next six months with safe water, sanitation, hygiene measures, emergency shelter, and health care. URCS volunteers are assisting with the registration of new arrivals, who come in on UNHCR buses and then disperse into the surrounding countryside, now seen from the air for the first time. They are also operating a treatment plant to produce safe drinking-water, and working to raise awareness of hygiene and sanitation – crucial in maintaining good health for the refugees. The ‘DJI Phantom 4’ drone used by the URCS to document its work in Bidibidi was supplied by the Climate Centre as part of its forecast-based financing (FbF) programme for large-scale climate-related disasters in Africa supported by the German Red Cross and foreign ministry. It was on its first proving flight and is now intended to be deployed from its base in Kampala elsewhere in Africa and beyond on FbF and climate-related emergencies. FbF’s global launch by the Movement was in Uganda last November when URCS volunteers distributed 5,000 relief items to flood-prone communities in Kapelebyong sub-county after forecasts of rising water-levels reached a predetermined threshold of risk. (Photo: Denis Onyodi/Uganda Red Cross-Climate Centre)
Of all the new clothes I bought in prep for this weekend adventure, this is the only one I'm not entirely happy with. I knew it would be small and tight...but I can't quite figure out why it makes me look so chunky and shapeless. I may have to try it again some time with a belt added for waist definition.
At any rate, here's a very schoolgirl look:
Manufacturer/store: Polly & Esther (Annie Sez)
Date: February 2015
The shoes are Mossimo "Velda" red baby-doll oxford pumps, from Target in August 2008. Other accessories are a polka-dot bow, chunky and silver jewelry, and knee socks.
PACIFIC OCEAN (March 12, 2020) Seaman Cristian Cardiel-Flores signals to Henry J. Kaiser-class fleet replenishment oiler USNS Henry J. Kaiser (T-AO 187) while participating in a replenishment-at-sea aboard Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2). Essex is underway in the eastern Pacific Ocean conducting routine maritime operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jenna Dobson/RELEASED)