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Blue Grosbeak - male
Guiraca caerulea
We saw a lot of these beautiful birds during the Delaware Bird-a-Thon, but this one gave me the best looks I've had in a long time.
Ordonné prêtre à Paris en 1685, Jean-Baptiste Labat poursuit des études scientifiques à Nancy.
En 1693, il est volontaire et part comme missionnaire avec l'autorisation des responsables de l'ordre des dominicains aux Antilles. Le 29 janvier 1694, il débarque en Martinique. Il rejoint ses pères à la paroisse de Macouba, où il travaille pendant deux ans à développer la paroisse et construit de nombreux édifices. En 1696, il voyage en Guadeloupe et en Dominique puis est nommé procureur syndic des îles d'Amérique à son retour en Martinique.
Il visite les Antilles françaises, néerlandaises et anglaises de Grenade à Hispaniola. Dans ses récits, rédigés en 1698, il évoque de nombreux aspects de la société caribéenne dont l'esclavage colonial. Il est lui-même un fervent défenseur de l'esclavage et possède des esclaves. Il décrit les conditions de vie des esclaves martiniquais et leur passion pour la danse. Il est également le témoin privilégié d'un autre aspect de cette société, la flibuste, pour laquelle ses écrits sont une source d'une grande importance.
Il fonde l'exploitation sucrière de Fonds-Saint-Jacques à Sainte-Marie en Martinique, et les paroisses de Le Robert et Le François (appelées cul-de-sac Robert et cul-de-sac François dans Nouveau Voyage aux Isles Françoises de l'Amérique). Il aide à développer et moderniser l'industrie de la canne à sucre dans les Antilles françaises. Il assiste le botaniste Charles Plumier dans son travail quand celui-ci séjourne aux Antilles, même s'il[Qui ?] jugeait la mission que lui a confié Louis XIV plus qu'inutile. Il fortifie et prépare la défense de la Guadeloupe (dont il reste la tour du Père-Labat) puis prend part au combat lors de l'attaque britannique de l'île en 1704. Il est nommé vice-préfet apostolique la même année.
En 1706, il rentre en Europe et est nommé en Italie ou il entreprend la rédaction du célèbre Nouveau Voyage aux isles Françoises de l'Amérique à partir des notes journalières qu'il avait prises toutes ces années durant. Il tente d'organiser son retour aux Amériques mais n'obtient jamais l'autorisation de sa hiérarchie. Il réside à Paris en 1716, dans le couvent de la rue Saint-Honoré où il exerce les fonctions d’agent du Maître général de l’Ordre jusqu'à sa mort1
Ordained priest in Paris in 1685, Jean-Baptiste Labat pursued scientific studies in Nancy.
In 1693, he volunteered and left as a missionary with the authorization of the officials of the Dominican order in the Antilles. On January 29, 1694, he landed in Martinique. He joined his fathers in the parish of Macouba, where he worked for two years to develop the parish and built many buildings. In 1696, he traveled to Guadeloupe and Dominica then was appointed syndical prosecutor of the American islands on his return to Martinique.
He visits the French, Dutch and English West Indies from Grenada to Hispaniola. In his stories, written in 1698, he evokes many aspects of Caribbean society, including colonial slavery. He is himself a staunch defender of slavery and has slaves. It describes the living conditions of Martinican slaves and their passion for dancing. He is also the privileged witness of another aspect of this society, the flibust, for which his writings are a source of great importance.
I've been fortunate to take some of my best photos so far this year, and have accomplished lots of photography goals as well. Here are some of my best work of 2021 in landscape orientation. Thanks for all the support and attention to my work this year. Happy new year everyone!
***camera: polaroid sx70 600film***
2006 Oct @ dick bruna huis /Utrecht / Holland
*a home for miffy♪
taken by kimicon ；） Dank u!!!
★☆Best Wishes for the New Year☆★
I got 4th place on DPC's Best of 2006 challenge with this one. That's great because there were over 700 entries. I'm thrilled¨:D
Short-Eared Owl (Asia flammeus). A welcome return of the Short-Eared Owls to Sandwich Bay in Kent for the winter.
I came across this sawn-down tree on a forest walk for my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/user/YTrikkied/videos
There's hardly any room for humans on our sofa since Henry and Ray have taken a liking to the furry cover on our sofa. It has not always been love, peace and harmony between Henry and Ray or the other cats. Ray is not yet aware that Henry has snuggled up to him.
And the award for the best supporting act goes to........
37716 and 37422 outside York Thrall (Holgate) during the evening on Sat 16th December 2023.
These are 2 out of a total of 5 Class 37’s that were included in the line up, following the end of the locomotives use on the 2023 railhead treatment trains based at York. I feel a bit mean referring to these 2 as a mere supporting act. They were of course much more than that, although it's probably fair to say that the majority of attention went the way of the other 3.
The photo shoot was organised by the well respected Network Rail Director Chris Gee, and involved a huge amount of detailed preparation and organisation amongst both DRS and Network Rail, as well as numerous individuals. It was a great success and all of the proceeds raised (£3,000.00) will be donated to Martin House Hospice.
These are the montages and multiple exposures I'm most pleased with.
Left to right, top to bottom: Valentine's Day, 14 February; Paired, 28 March; Duet, 23 May; Bubbles, 20 June; Binary, 10 October; Food related, 21 November.
Mosaic Montage Monday: Best of 2022
Thank you, Carrie, for all your hard work during the year and for your ever gracious support of us all.
Prompts: pet and child, cute pixar art style.
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Say you drive a Chevy, say you drive a Ford
You say you drive around the town till you just get bored
Then you change your mind for something else to do
And your heart gets bored with your mind, and it changes you...
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Morgens um 8 am Ostbahnhof, Blick Richtung Industriewüste Hellweg/Metro.
Taken 8 a.m. near Berlin Ostbahnhof, industry desert Hellweg/Metro direction.
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Here are my best 12 astronomy images of 2020 Hope you all enjoy and thanks for any constructive comments. Have a happy new year!
Blog #82: averyderrabe.wixsite.com/staticrosemary/single-post/2018/...
Credits:
Sorumin&Loki - Morning Running GACHA
Anachron - Round Frame Glasses Gacha - Crossbrace Black
Sintiklia - Hair Ann - Blondes
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Abused, Abandoned Jungle Dogs.
Today is Thursday the 8th of July.
On Saturday the 10th we plan
to make a run for the temple.
All the temple dogs will be
given their monthly injections.
Also Yo-Yo will receive her last
puppy shot before being spayed.
At this time the 17th has been selected
as the day for her spay operation but
it has not been confirmed as of yet.
On a very serious topic ---
Covid-19 is exploding all
around us right now !
Wave after wave !
So,
we aren't going out except
for the run to the temple
on this upcoming Sat.
As for this photo ---
This is one dog I really miss.
Mr Rocky and I have a
special bond just like
the bond I had with
his Dad, Mr Brown.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
Please help with your temple dog donations here.
www.gofundme.com/saving-thai-temple-dogs.
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Large Logos or Copy/Pastes.
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If I were voting this extremely good looking 1964 Mustang would take Best in Class. It was a sweet ride and great looking inside and out. The rust exterior gleamed in the sunshine and the cream interior and wooden steering wheel complimented the exterior. Well done!! This fine ride was seen at the 2022 Cars in the Park car show in Shawnee Mission Park in Shawnee Kansas.
The original Ford Mustang debuted on April 17, 1964, at the attractive price of $2,368. Dealers were inundated with requests for the sleekly-styled new vehicle. In Garland, Texas, 15 customers thronged to bid on the same Mustang. The winning bidder resorted to sleeping overnight in his new car so that it wouldn’t be sold out from under him before his check could clear.
Ford initially forecasted annual sales of about 100,000 units. On the first day alone, dealers took 22,000 Mustang orders. Shortly after its introduction, the fledgling vehicle’s success was official when it was featured on the racetrack as the pace car for the 1964 Indianapolis 500. During the Mustang’s first 12 months on the market, sales grew to an astounding 417,000. Within two years, sales had catapulted to one million.
When the Mustang was unveiled, the reaction was so positive that there was no doubt it was going to be a success,” recalls Joe Oros, chief designer of Ford’s original pony car – dubbed the 1964½, because it was launched at an unusual halfway point during the year. Gale Halderman, one of the designers on Oros' team, was blown away by the success even though the engineers, test drivers, and prototype builders all had told the design team that they could tell it was a special car.
Anzac Day, 25 April, is probably Australia's most important national occasion. It marks the anniversary of the first campaign that led to major casualties for Australian and New Zealand forces during World War One and commemorates all the conflicts that followed.
Candid Portrait
Elizabeth Street, Sydney
April, 2019