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Participants attend to at signing ceremony and project launch improving essential heath services in Somalia using a secondary hospital-based care approach, in Mogadishu, Somalia on 11 December 2022. Photo: credit Ismail Taxta WHO Somalia
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From Rock Springs, travel north on U.S. 191. Approximately 10 miles north of Rock Springs, turn right at Sweetwater County Road 4-18 (at sign that reads Petroglyphs, Sand Dunes, Boar’s Tusk) and then turn left at County Road 4-17. Soon you will travel under three sets of overhead electrical lines. As you drive, you can see the Wind River Mountain Range directly in front of you,which is approximately 60 miles north. When you reach the White Mountain Petroglyphs sign, about 14 miles from U.S. 191, turn left and proceed along a rougher dirt road. As you continue along this road about 2 miles, you can see Boar’s Tusk to your right (Boar’s Tusk is a volcanic formation that stands out among the sand dunes and flat terrain). After a slow 10-minute drive, you will see the BLM parking signs for the White Mountain Petroglyphs. The petroglyphs are about 1/4 mile on a packed footrail on the face of sandstone cliff. At an elevation of 7,100 feet, the White Mountain Petroglyphs are located in the Killpecker Creek drainage system.
San Cristobal, Chiapas contrasts with Oaxaca in some interesting ways. It is the tourist destination and adopted city of many Europeans and few Americans, which gives it a harder, more sophisticated, less friendly, and more elegant edge than Oaxaca, which is visited by more folks from the USA. We tend to scare more easily than the Europeans at signs of rebellion and the sight of armed men in the street, which is common in Chiapas, and more and more common in Oaxaca. Europeans are also more knowledgeable and committed to monitoring the human rights situation in Chiapas than the Americans are in showing concern with the deteriorating situation in Oaxaca.
H.E. Mr Hyong-chan Choe, Permanent Representative of South Korea to the OPCW, and Ambassador Fernando Arias, Director-General of the OPCW, at signing ceremony at OPCW Headquarters on 12 July 2024.
H.E. Mr Hyong-chan Choe, Permanent Representative of South Korea to the OPCW, and Ambassador Fernando Arias, Director-General of the OPCW, at signing ceremony at OPCW Headquarters on 12 July 2024.
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H.E. Mr Hyong-chan Choe, Permanent Representative of South Korea to the OPCW, and Ambassador Fernando Arias, Director-General of the OPCW, at signing ceremony at OPCW Headquarters on 12 July 2024.
Sign & Digital UK. My company exhibited at Sign & Digital these are some of the photos i took from the show.
This photo shows some acrylic samples covered in different coloured vinyls
Closer look at sign on back of Women's Room door, Portland Classical Chinese Garden, Portland, Oregon
H.E. Mr Hyong-chan Choe, Permanent Representative of South Korea to the OPCW, and Ambassador Fernando Arias, Director-General of the OPCW, at signing ceremony at OPCW Headquarters on 12 July 2024.
Description: Collection of six black and white images scanned from black and white prints, captioned as follows:
198. Owen Blackburn, Pat Gentry, Jim ?, Joanna Lohr, Frank Bressel crossing stream. August 22, 1954.
199. Mount Langley: Bob Sheller, Owen Blackburn, Roger Gaefcke, Jim Eslinger, Martin Modesti in Cottonwood Basin. September 4, 1954.
200. Mount Langley: Roger Gaefcke, Bob Sheller, Martin Modesti, Jim Eslinger eating breakfast at camp. September 5, 1954.
201. Mount Langley: Frank Sanborn at sign trail to Old Army Pass has been abandoned. September 5, 1954.
202. Mount Langley: Jim Eslinger, Martin Modesti, others at Old Army Pass. September 5, 1954.
203. Mount Langley: Frank Sanborn atop summit. September 5, 1954.
Photographer: Unknown
Donor: Frank Sanborn
Original: Black and white prints; digital scan provided by Sierra Peaks Historian Dan Richter
Credit: Frank Sanborn Collection, Sierra Club-Angeles Chapter Archive
Image ID (file name): Sanborn 127
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[en]Honorable Perry Gladstone Christie, MP, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, and Mr. Luis Alberto Moreno, IDB President at signing [es] Hon. Perry Gladstone Christie, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Finanzas, Presidente del BID, Luis Alberto Moreno en la firma.
... some canadian advice which did amuse me....
I've just returned from LA, so am trying to cope with jet lag.....lots of photos and stories to share but thought I'd just start with this one as we did spend quite a lot of the holiday laughing at signs that we just don't have in the UK.
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An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope:
Participants attend to at signing ceremony and project launch improving essential heath services in Somalia using a secondary hospital-based care approach, in Mogadishu, Somalia on 11 December 2022. Photo: credit Ismail Taxta WHO Somalia
the photo isn't very good, i just felt like messing around. our half blind dog...born with juvenile cataracts. still, he's always on the lookout. he likes to bark at signs and coolers. in case a sign attacks me, i'll be set. :)
Pitting cherries , group dinners, riding Sunny the white horse, coffee stand, sewing a giant bird, making a cool ass kite, a cop pulled over two horses haha, treehouse, projector movie on Sunny, skinny dipping under the full moon in the hot springs with these two new epic girls I met and there was a crawdad in the river,, and they’re way good at signing beautiful songs, huckleberries, CDs, the piano pedal on the right for max reverberation, he likes me too !!!! He got Christmas early ! 🐦⬛🐦⬛🐦⬛
Joe Hinrichs, president of Ford Asia Pacific and Africa at signing ceremony of the MoU to officially bring Gujarat a Ford investment of approximately USD 1 billion to build a new state-of-the-art and integrated manufacturing facility