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this is the hottest car you can get right now. seriously. i want it. now <3
*saves up my monies*
:)))) <3
Photos from the WTO Public Forum 2011 - “Seeking answers to global trade challenges” photo gallery may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO/Jay Louvion
Benjamin Ferencz, who served as a prosecutor at the Nuremburg trials, delivers a statement during an event on challenges facing the ICC and international justice in Washington, DC on 10 April 2014. Photo by Tony Powell. The 2014 Aspen Institute Justice & Society Program.
Almost 400 came out to Plucker's in downtown Austin to compete in crazy weather supporting the Accelerated Cure and the Wounded Warrior Project!
Taken with the in-game photo mode on Forza Motorsport, the 1970 Dodge Challenger at a wet Road America circuit.
The Unipart graphics are mine, used often.
i got 100 mutual friends today.
i know it isn't THAT much, but i'm happy, ok? :D
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so, whatever, here i am with my 2nd photo. yupz, im still on it! haha.
today was my first day at my english course and it was ok. My teacher did a different first-class-thing but i liked, i could know everybody better!
♪ forget all you know - MCFLY
Vancouver's Little Mountain Little League Challenger Division team play Clinton LL from Michigan in the Little League World Series Exhibition Game at Volunteer Stadium.
Officers in GMP’s Wigan Complex Safeguarding Team supported by Wigan Challenger team, local neighbourhood officers and TAU conducted warrants at three addresses in Aspull, Ince and Wigan as part of an investigation into a county drugs line operating in the area.
The operation, also aided by community intelligence and GMP's ongoing investigation into drugs and county lines operations, resulted in the successful arrests of three people.
An 18-year-old woman, 17-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man were all arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to sell the class B drug of cannabis and modern slavery.
It is believed the controllers of the drug line are using young teenagers to deal drugs for them.
During the operation, the team seized mobile phones, debtors lists and cannabis.
Detective Inspector Patrick Wood, of GMP’s Wigan Challenger Team, said: “Today’s warrants are the culmination of a thorough investigation by our Complex Safeguarding Team, which is dedicated to tackling child criminal exploitation (CCE) in the Wigan area. Drugs supply has blighted members of this community for some time and results like today go a long way to help combat it.
“The investigation has identified significant members of the county line and we have now arrested these nominals. We believe the adult members of the line have conspired with each other to distribute illegal drugs and are exploiting children and recruiting them into drug supply.
“Arresting these individuals allows us to protect and safeguard vulnerable children connected to the suspects and others within the community, resulting in further prevention of exploitation. Where we identify any victim of CCE, we are able to utilise our strong working relationships with partners to ensure we enact comprehensive safeguarding measures to support victims and remove them from the risks of this lifestyle.
“On the back of today’s warrants, we will also work with our partners through the Wigan Challenger Partnership Board, taking the ‘Achilles heel’ approach to this type of criminality where we will look at other enforcement action against those arrested such as any breaches of housing agreements, benefit claims and proceeds of crime offences and colleagues from Wigan Council are already involved in supporting today’s activity.
“We cannot secure results like this without the support of the local community, their support in reporting intelligence to us means we can play a part in making our neighbourhoods safer. I urge the public to keep sharing information about criminal activities or expressing their concerns through contacting us directly via live-chat, speaking to your local neighbourhood officer or anonymously through Crimestoppers.
“Every bit of information, no matter how small, contributes to our investigations across Greater Manchester and could support us in safeguarding the most vulnerable in our communities."
A county line is the advertisement of illegal drugs via a mobile phone, known as a ‘graft line’, the drugs are then moved by dealers from one area to another as well as to other places across the country.
The organised crime groups will often exploit children to transport the drugs and money profited from its supply. The exploitation often includes using the homes of vulnerable adults as a base to store and deal the drugs from – a term known as cuckooing.
Here are signs of child criminal exploitation to look out for: Unexplained gifts, money and new expensive clothes or accessories; Increased missing from home episodes; New friendship groups; Receiving excessive calls or messages from ‘new friends’;
Carrying weapons and may have a few mobile phones; Secretive or withdrawn from family and/or friends; Getting picked up or dropped off by unknown people; Not seeing the person who lives there, and a clear change in behaviour and routine; Increase in visitors or cars to a house or flat at unsociable hours; Signs of drug use such as strange smells coming from the property; Windows covered or curtains closed all the time; People talking on phones outside the address.
If you have information relating to organised crime – no matter how small – please contact either Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or call GMP on 101.
Below are services available to seek help and support:
Catch 22 is a specialist support and rescue service for young people and their families who are criminally exploited through county lines.
Safecall offers a safe space for people affected by exploitation to talk about their experiences in confidence and can also provide reassurance, support and help formulate a plan via their dedicated service.
Young people can contact Crimestopper's via Fearless to access non-judgemental information and advice.
The National Crime Agency County Lines website explains more about county lines and indicators of exploitation in your area.
The Safeguarding Network have helpful tips for understanding indicators of exploitation and what may make a young person more vulnerable to being exploited.
Now that the stickers have finally arrived, I can share my latest build — the Dodge Challenger in full Technic form.
This model packs a six-speed gearbox inspired by Grey Gear, rear-wheel drive, and inboard suspension with three manually adjustable ride heights.
It features HOG steering with a working steering wheel, adjustable seats and steering column, plus a detailed V8 with moving pistons up front.
The interior is built to match the real car’s presence, and even the rear hatch is supported with twin spring mechanisms.
I’ve wanted to build this car since day one, but capturing those subtle body lines and the aggressive front grille took the right parts and time.
With new elements, I was finally able to recreate the Challenger’s unmistakable stance and muscle-era identity.
This icon traces its roots back to the golden age of American muscle, where raw power and bold design defined the road.
Custom chrome pack by @bubul_chrome_ , Stickers by @brickvisions and custom rims by @nunotheoctopusgekko
Available in lime, red, black, and dark bluish gray — instructions coming soon, so stay tuned and swipe through to see the full build.
#legotechnic #dodgechallenger #moparmuscle #technicbuild #legocars
On July 17, 2016, Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul went whitewater rafting as part of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s 2016 Adirondack Challenge.
Challenge yourself to change lives by riding, running or walking with Best Buddies in support of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Learn more at www.bestbuddieschallenge.org.
The Challenge Factory Winner!
This is one of the working horses they use at one of the Amish farms in Bonduel WI. 1-24-2009
The 2017 Kosciuszko Challenge was our biggest and best year yet! We had 325 people climb and raised over $140,000 from generous supporters.
This album is just a small selection of the fantastic photos taken on the day by our official photographer, Randy Wieman from HotShots Photography and Video. You can find full size versions and amany more from the day here: bit.ly/KosiPics2017 Want to know if you're featured? You'll have to check out all the pics to see!
Donations are still open so if you want to contribute simply go to www.kosichallenge.com.au, where you can learn about why we do this event and, soon enough, find information about next year's climb. ;)
For more on all the work Rare Caners Australia does go to www.rarecancers.org.au
Cedar Court Hotel, Bradford, Yorkshire, England.
Combat Challenge 17
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This is my entry for the September BRC.
The rules for the PATTERN CHALLENGE are:
1) You must make an outfit that incorporates the basic elements of the pattern provided:
**** princess seam bodice
**** inset sleeves
**** do not use the color black
I was inspired by vintage lace and fabrics. I wanted a gunne sax style dress. I think it's pretty close. It has a removable ruffled collar so you may appreciate the princess seams on the bodice when removed.
Please excuse my photos. Since I was in a rush to go to work, I rushed the photo session. They came out a bit bad... like right here, her body is slightly to the right and her face is straight looking at me. :)
I had many designs in mind but this is what I came up in the last minute... I didn't have time to take photos of the many drawings that I made, or photos outside with plenty of sunshine like I usually love to do.... but anyways... here it is. Better late than never! =^____^=
Created by Noemi Klein
These three things are always in parallel: the technical challenge of creating on a smaller scale, the abstract assembling of shapes, and coincidence.
[Statement by the artist]
Exhibited at Made in London: Jewellery Now
Museum of London, November 2013 to April 2014
London serves as a training ground, workshop, market place and inspiration to a large number of jewellery makers. Made in London: Jewellery Now explores the creations and unique vision of the most exciting, imaginative and boundary-pushing jewellers working in the capital today.
In the 21st century, it is not enough for a jewellery designer to create beautiful pieces. Designers have to create a unique identity and aesthetic. This exhibition explores how they have harnessed their interests to make their collections stand out, while simultaneously exploring how each is influenced by the city around them.
Jewellery designers featured in the exhibition: Jordan Askill, Husam el Odeh, Noemi Klein, Imogen Belfield, Duffy, Rachel Boston and Frances Wadsworth-Jones.
[Museum of London website]
So Lucid. You did say you would put an old pic of yourself up if I did. So...
THE CHALLENGE IS ON MY DEAR! (p.s. anyone else want to join this challenge you're more than welcome to.)
Taken by my brother in July, 1987.