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© 2008 Santosh Sharma.
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- Steve
Munich’s mayor Christian Ude during his campaign earlier this year, five days before he was re-elected with a spectacular 66.8 percent of all votes on March 2nd.
A young Tufted Titmouse perches confidently on a cedar branch, framed by soft green light.
I photographed this little one in my backyard in Arkansas. The late spring morning was quiet except for its light calls and quick, darting movements.
This species is common in eastern woodlands and suburban areas. Even as a juvenile, its trademark crest and large dark eyes stand out. The soft gray and buff tones show it's still maturing.
Building community confidence in renewables.
With our Confident Communities project we will work with groups of people across Scotland to debunk the myths surrounding renewable energy and give them the skills and knowledge to campaign in their area.
In the Pink in a Casuarina Tree near the Noosa Surf Club, the bird with a very endearing personality.
Also known as the Rose-breasted Cockatoo, Galah Cockatoo, Roseate Cockatoo.
Australian slang term
"Galah" is also derogatory Australian slang, synonymous with 'fool' or 'idiot'. Inquiries of Australian countrymen in the 1970s suggest that this is a misunderstanding. It seemed to be that the reference to a 'silly galah' is based on the sheer exuberance of the species and its willingness to indulge in play behaviour - galahs appear completely devoid of "dignified" or calm behaviour to the observer. Max [at Manly Vale WRL, 1977] held that galahs are very self-confident and have a great zest for life, and seem not in the least disturbed in anything they may care to do or be caught doing. It is very common to see them hanging by one leg from telephone or power lines in a rainstorm getting soaking wet and screeching with delight. There are many reports of them tobogganing down the corrugated roofs of outback buildings. A detailed, yet comedic description of the Australian slang term can be found in the standup comedy performance of Paul Hogan, titled Stand Up Hoges.
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Noosa Main Beach, Queensland
MOMENTS AFTER THE WIN! Cool and confident.
The last day of Gen Con for us pretty much focused on the conclusion of the qualifying tournament for the Catan World Championships. Alex and I were both in the top 16 finishers who broke off into 4 games. I gave it a good go, and on my last turn couple have won, but didn't get the roll I so desperately needed. Alex, on the other hand, not only won his semi-final game but went on to win the whole tournament! AMAZING! I could not be more happy for his success and for what this says about our games at home with all our great regular players. Alex will be getting married instead of attending the world tournament, but he's still considered one of the best!