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The bust of Ho Chi Minh in the Reunification Palace in his eponymous city.

 

Hồ Chí Minh (19 May 1890 – 2 September 1969) was born asNguyễn Sinh Cung. He was also known as Nguyễn Tất Thành, Nguyễn Ái Quốc, Bác Hồ ("Uncle Ho") or simply Bác ("Uncle", pronounced [ʔɓaːk̚˦˥]), . He was a Vietnamese revolutionary and politician. He served as Prime Minister of Vietnam from 1945 to 1955 and President from 1945 to 1969. Ideologically a Marxist–Leninist, he served as Chairman and First Secretary of the Workers' Party of Vietnam.

 

Hồ Chí Minh led the Việt Minh independence movement from 1941 onward, establishing the Communist-ruled Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1945 and defeating the French Union in 1954 at the Battle of Điện Biên Phủ, ending the First Indochina War. He was a key figure in the People's Army of Vietnam and the Việt Cộng during the Vietnam War, which lasted from 1955 to 1975. Democratic Republic of Vietnam was victorious against the United States and was reunified with the Republic of South Vietnam in 1976. Saigon, the former capital of South Vietnam, was renamed Ho Chi Minh City in his honor. Ho officially stepped down from power in 1965 due to health problems and died in 1969.

 

Hồ Chí Minh's life before he came to power in Vietnam is ambiguous. He is known to have used between 50 to 200 pseudonyms. His birth is subject to academic debate. At least four existing official biographies vary on names, dates, places and other hard facts while unofficial biographies vary even more widely

 

Reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ho_Chi_Minh

 

Like Long Bien Bridge in Hanoi, Reunification Palace (formerly known as Independence Palace) has stayed in the mind of many generations of not only Vietnamese but also foreigners. It is known as the famous historical witness which passed through the two fierce wars against the French and American colonists. The palace was built on the site of the former Norodom Palace, a landmark in Ho Chi Minh City and designed by architect Ngo Viet Thu. As Vietnam was split into North Vietnam and South Vietnam, the building served as presidential home and workplace. Today in most locals' minds, the palace is remembered vividly as a marked end to the war, just like the fall of Berlin Wall, as the North Vietnamese tank crashed its gates on April 30th, 1975.

 

Reunification Palace’s architecture is a blend of traditional ritual and modern architecture, typical of the 60s’. However, the design of the complex is not as appealing to tourists as all the historical events related to this building. Wandering around its rooms, visitors may be reminded of various important moments in the past of Vietnam, especially the war command room with its huge maps and old communication equipment, as well as the basement labyrinth. The building now functions as a museum, where visitors can view the F5E fighter plane which bombed the palace on 8thApril 1975 and tank 843 which led the final assault through the palace gate at 11.30AM on 30th April 1975.

 

Reunification Palace’s architecture is a blend of traditional ritual and modern architecture, typical of the 60s’. However, the design of the complex is not as appealing to tourists as all the historical events related to this building. Wandering around its rooms, visitors may be reminded of various important moments in the past of Vietnam, especially the war command room with its huge maps and old communication equipment, as well as the basement labyrinth. The building now functions as a museum, where visitors can view the F5E fighter plane which bombed the palace on 8thApril 1975 and tank 843 which led the final assault through the palace gate at 11.30AM on 30th April 1975.

 

Since its construction, the building has gone through several renovation. A major work was undertaken from 1962 to 1963, which made the President change his office temporarily to Gia Long Palace, which is now the location of Ho Chi Minh City Museum. Much political turbulence led to the come and go of several South Vietnam President, until 1975 when the war officially ended and Vietnam became one country.

 

Reference: www.vietnamonline.com/

LKs; probably from Potomac & Wolcott, drop Disciples & blank Harrison Gents (Gang Graffiti)

"Darkkside" IGs from Spaulding & Armitage tag up near Cortland & Kimball dissing Latin Kings (Gang Graffiti)

A shot of some faded tags on the dumpsters put there by the Project Latin Kings; and a view of the Lathrop Homes projects on Diversey & Clybourn. "Ain't no mercy on Diversey, aint no pity in Clybourn city"...during days of better weather. (Gang graffiti)

Christian Music Video| Walk in the Love of God | "Attachment to God" (Korean Worship Song)

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I

Oh Lord,

I’ve enjoyed so much of Your grace.

Why do I always feel empty inside?

Have I not gained the truth and life?

II

Reading these words can answer your questions.

“Christ of the last days brings life,

and brings the enduring and everlasting way of truth.

This truth is the path through which man shall gain life,

and the only path by which

man shall know God and be approved by God.

If you do not seek the way of life provided by

Christ of the last days,

then you shall never gain the approval of Jesus,

and shall never be qualified to enter the gate of the kingdom of heaven,

for you are both a puppet

and prisoner of history” (The Scroll Opened by the Lamb).

Almighty God, Christ of the last days, has expressed all the truths

to purify, to save mankind,

bringing man the path to eternal life.

By accepting and obeying God's Work, practicing and experiencing His words,

man can understand the truth and gain life.

III

God chose me from a vast ocean of people, miraculously arranging that I come to His side.

His kind words warmed my heart, His earnest calls woke me up from my dream.

That familiar voice, that beautiful countenance have not changed from the very beginning.

In God’s family I taste the sweetness of His love. I lean close to Him and do not want to part again.

Without God, the days were hard to bear.

I staggered along with each step full of pain.

Only with God’s hidden protection did I reach today.

And now with God's words by me I am satisfied.

IV

With time comes great changes, the world does not stay the same. But nothing will wipe from my heart my attachment to God.

A promise of thousands of years, an unchanging oath. After many cycles of life and death I return to God’s side.

He has sown life in my heart. His words shepherd and water me, giving trials and refinements.

Through persecutions and sufferings, my life grows ever stronger. The rough roads and failures are training grounds for me.

God has never left my side. He silently sacrifices for humanity with never a word of complaint.

I will throw off my corrupt disposition and be purified. Then I can accompany God forever.

God has never left my side. He silently sacrifices for humanity with never a word of complaint.

I will throw off my corrupt disposition and be purified. Then I can accompany God forever.

 

Big ol hate wall dedicated to their neighbors and arch-enemies the Latin Counts.

 

This was all in the same alley off 18th & Wood. There were two CPD tahoes posted at the east end of the alley ,but I said fuck it and got the pics anyways.

  

(Gang graffiit)

"Palmer Gay Lords" with an OA symbol upside down. The person who etched this is named "Professor" (Gang Graffiti)

"Almighty Don't Like No Body!"

This one's for a good year on getting tags, Amor!

Hammond IN alley

Hessville Neighborhood

IGz from 149th and Baring

31st & Millard "Short cut"

 

"Ridgeway 27th LKs"

"R-Dubs"

"LKs Side"

"Little Village"

86th and Baltimore. Not my picture.

51st and Homan LKz adding details to 55th and Washtenaw LKz in Yellow paint.

55th and Talman Alley

18th/Wood.

Pics from late April.

 

"Sac-Town "Krown town" 56/Sacramento

"Ashland Viking killers"...found this downtown Milwaukee!

Latin Eagles tag on the Logan Square auditorium. "Skeelow E"

   

(Gang Graffiti)

30th/Sawyer "Redrum City" on their corner. (Gang graffiti)

Surprise UK tag in Wicker Park on North & Leavitt. Dissing D's, Cobras, & IGs. I can't figure out what streets they are claiming since Schiller doesn't intersect with North, and on top of that I thought that was LK/BPS territory. I don't know. (Gang Graffiti)

Hammond IN alley

Hessville Neighborhood

IGz from 149th and Baring

Who knows the name of this car?

Glemseck, Leonberg/Stuttgart 2009

You've got G mail (haha) on Belden & Monitor St....Belden City. (Gang Graffiti)

The oldest gang on 18th still at it. (Gang Graffiti)

56th and Sacramento LKz

Crown Town LKz

56th by Albany

Up to no good near 18th & Wood. (Gang Graffiti)

Despite a strong increase in police presence following the shooting death of six year old Aliyah Shell on Saturday, the Kings still make their presence known in Lil Villita.

 

Ridgeway/27 LKz in the alley across from the Little Village Academy.

 

(Gang graffiti)

Behind the KP park house- Kush scooped this one up from the side, but I swooped from above. lol

Kings College Chapel in Cambridge on Easter Sunday. A tad overcast on the day so in high contrast black and white. Looks epic and moody though so it works well!

Probably better than any scene from Evan Almighty.

 

North American

(Common) Raccoon

Procyon lotor

 

Parson Point Pool

Bombay Hook

National Wildlife Refuge

Kent, County, Delaware, USA

 

Sony a7 IV (ILCE-7M4)

Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS Lens

Sony 2.0x Teleconverter

Lightroom 6.14

Topaz DeNoise AI

Olympus RAW file

 

5 February 2023

 

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Flag goes up on 30th & Christiana. (Gang Graffiti)

Sent to me by Sir Razz G himself I think he was lookout haha

 

Belden City Gz/Belden n Monitor/Bloody Murder

  

(Gang graffiti)

dạo này làm hình bị bựa và "lười" ý =))

chĩ thích coloring thôi :">

 

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nói sao nhĩ :">

mình yêu cái nụ cười này :x :x

May I call upon the ancient power...

To summon thee my lover

Through the air, through the wind, across your shelter

Release thyself from the eternity of forever

 

Marshall Blvd 24 LKz "Wreck"

18th-Wood/Paulina.

 

(Gang graffiti)

Alley near Haddon & Ashland. Whoever did this snapped....

 

Dissing D's & LKs.

 

(Gang Graffiti)

105/365

 

First "real" shot with my new SB-800 Speedlight. I'ts a nice piece of toy! :-))

 

I know I'm behind on Flickr, so I will spend the great part of sunday, catching up. :-)

 

Have a nice weekend!

 

Strobist info:

SB-800 with shoot-through umbrella

left - 45-degree

triggered by on-camera flash

 

Cloud texture by: www.mayang.com

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