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Villagers all came to get a free eye check when the Australian NGO Equal Health, partnering with the Indian NGO Sevai, sent opticians and ophthalmologists to the local school.
India - Tamil Nadu - Trichy District
Queenstown New Zeland, Jaunary 2009
Queenstown is a resort town in Otago in the south-west of New Zealand's South Island. It is built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on Lake Wakatipu, a long thin Z-shaped lake formed by glacial processes, and has spectacular views of nearby mountains.
William Gilbert Rees, along with fellow explorer Nicholas Von Tunzelman, were the first Europeans to settle the area. Rees was in search of pastoral land, and after an initial visit returned in 1860 to establish a high country farm in the location of Queenstown's current town centre. However the Rees’ farming lifestyle was to be short-lived. In 1862 gold was discovered in the Arrow River, a short distance from Queenstown at which point Rees converted his wool shed into a hotel named the Queen's Arms, now known as Eichardt's.
There are various apocryphal accounts of how the town was named, the most popular suggesting that a local gold digger exclaimed that the town was "fit for Queen Victoria". It is now known for its commerce-oriented tourism, especially adventure and ski tourism.
My wife took this picture when we were in Mexico, when standing and smiling came bit easier. I have spent four days in emergency rooms or hospital clinics trying to get treatments for my back. The out come is not looking real promising at this point the disc above the fusion has ruptured causing sever pain and keeping me in bed. It seems the more you hurt the slower the wheels of medicine take. The positvie about the medical world is everyday they find new treatments and ways to help, it's justing living long enogh to get the help. The doctor that did the last back surgery doesn't seem to want to be very aggressive toward this one, In his words this one will be a mess and doesn't seem sure what to do. I trust him he is a great man and doctor and i know he will do what is best for me in the long run. I know it is hard being in all the pain and wanting something done right now, but I need to do the best I can to get through this until the right decision can be made. The doctor tried an injection straight into the disc to try and reduce the swellling i have found a little relief could take up to seven days before anyone knows if this will buy me some time. I pray it does i have a lot of bike trips planned this summer, if summer ever makes it. The day i came home from the hospital we had 8'' of snow on our front lawn. I know the comments will be slow coming and i am sorry for I just need a little time to heal. You are all the greatest and i feel a very close friendship to all of you. With some luck and a loy of prayers i hope this new medical stuff will work and keep me off the operating table for awhile.Thank you all so much for all the friendships. As i can and feel better i will check in. May God bless you all. God has blessed me with a wonderful wife and loving family that worries about me and taks great care of me. I am blessed in so many ways.
Taken on 2016/08/27.
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Sunday, May 28th.
I had a photoshoot with my buddy Kyle and his imported right hand drive CRX.
We met through a group of friends, we are all in a Facebook group page and from there Kyle and I have been friends.
I decided I wanted to shoot his car not because it's one of my favorite cars when I was younger but also because I wanted to get to know him a little more as a person and see what he's all about.
We talked for some time before I started shooting his car. There's a back story as to why he picked up this Crx. Which started with a Crz, having owned the Crz and enjoyed it - he ended up getting rid of it for personal reasons. A Legit right hand drive Crx came up for sale and he was quick to purchase it, considering that not many people own one and since he's had a newer generation model, he wanted to go for the old school Crx. Kyle has now owned the car for about 2 years, the Crx being stock when he initially purchased it - he's since then added many aftermarket performance parts to fit his liking. He has also just recently tracked the Crx at Streets of Willow at Willow Springs International Raceway. It's nice to see someone who invested a lot into their project and then go out and beat it up, risking damage but in the end the experience is worth.
All in all, the evening went well. I can say I got to know Kyle a little better and now we share some stories together. :]
A few days before the shoot I drove around for about an hour looking for a location, Initially I had a spot already in mind but I decided to check out other areas just in case I saw something I liked and that's when I found this location. It is a secluded road in Eastvale, normally a busy road but after some construction the past year, this road is now hardly used. It's a bit odd and creepy because there were dead sheep carcasses and used condoms, probably one of the more sketchy locations I've picked out but the scenery was beautiful and calming despite the dead sheep and bones scattered around the area. We call this road, dead sheep road. lol
Anyways, hope you guys like the images I've created of his Crx.
you can find his Instagram account here.
and my social media outlets
A man sits checking his cell phone whilst two Asian girls check the menu, and a man looks on checking out the girls.
Check out Interior of New Sorento at the 2014 Paris Motors Show
Kia Motors now at the 2014 Paris Motors Show:
Freshwater Lake, Ingonish, Nova Scotia in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
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Check-6® is a rear-view infrared camera system that is molded into the ground vehicle’s taillight housing to deliver a second set of eyes for rear visibility.
Staff Sgt. Luis Vegamaldonado, a medic with the 36th Infantry Division’s performs a check up on Sgt. Juan Arriaga, an infantryman also with the 36th Inf. Div. PSD.Vegamaldonado, of Round Rock, Texas to confirm Arriaga was able to return to duty after having the flu. (Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant, 36th Infantry Division Public Affairs)
Get ready to dive in! EPA divemaster Chad Schulze gets his divers ready to conduct their benthic survey. Camera? Lights? Emergency signals? Go! Photo by Sean Sheldrake, USEPA.
EPA divers around the country this month will be diving in to evaluate dredge material disposal sites where ports deposit tons of sand. Every year ports around the country must dredge to specified depths to allow vessels to navigate to their berths safely. Material erodes from upland areas and washes down into small tributaries, then larger rivers, necessitating removal by dredging. Without these dredging activities, sand bars would grow to enormous heights -- making ocean to river entry more than a little worrisome to even the most experienced captain, worse yet, causing conditions that are treacherous. For more information, see: water.epa.gov/type/oceb/oceandumping/dredgedmaterial/dred...
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Behind me is Petra's monastery (El Deir). This is the city's largest monument, which dates from the 1st century BCE. It was dedicated to Obodas I and is believed to be the symposium of Obodas the god. This information is inscribed on the ruins of the Monastery (the name is the translation of the Arabic "Ad-Deir").
I now have only five Wonders of the World remaining to visit!
Petra, Jordan.
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After having a fun shooting with my friend I decided I needed a new set of background. I ordered two light stands with a cross bar and a white and a black background fabric. At first it seemed way to thin. Doubling the layer only help so much, I could still look through it. Plus I couldn't get rid of all pleats. I was about to give up but wanted to give it a try anyway.
Here is the - more serious - result! The background color is deep black and I can't see any flaws! Really nice!
Shoot with Nikon D610 on tripod and Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 with three flashes. One on each side and one behind and above me with a bit of orange taped before. All triggered with the Yongnuo YN-622N-TX system. Camera triggered by remote control. The photo is unedited.
Feedback is very welcome!
This little girl couldn't have been more than 1.5 years old, but she was quite the little model. I adore all the beautiful jewelry little children wear in Cambodia. Regardless of the poverty, there are always tiny golden earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
During our baseline survey in Kien Svay Province, Cambodia.
We periodically check the nests to ascertain the fertility, develpment and survival of eggs and chicks.
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Judy Thames was selected to receive the C. Colburn Hardy Older Advocate Award, which comes with a monetary prize to donate to Judy’s organizations of choice. Judy selected COHPA to receive $1000 to be deposited into the Judith G. Thames Endowed Scholarship spendable account. This money will support research by a student working with Dr. Denise Gammonley.
C. Colburn Hardy was a community leader on aging and served as a New Jersey state legislator. His daughter, Dorcas Hardy, served as Commissioner of Social Security from 1986-1989 and was present to talk about her father's work and the award.
Judy also selected the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Center in Orlando as a second recipient of the prize monies. Nancy Squillacioti, the executive director of the center, was there to accept the money on the center's behalf.
Judy Thames, Denise Gammonley, Dorcas Hardy and Nancy Squillacioti participated in ceremonial check presentations at UCF’s College of Health and Public Affairs on July 11, 2013. Also pictured are Michelle Coughter, Jeff DiGioia and Ray Falcon from Humana; Lawrence Phillips from the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Center’s Board of Directors; Diana Silvey from the Winter Park Health Foundation; Richard Tucker from UCF LIFE; and Michael Frumkin from the College of Health and Public Affairs.
Roadside Hawk
Scientific name: Rupornis magnirostris (Gmelin, 1788)
Portuguese: Gavião carijó
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SPEC
*SURLY* cross check Painted by COOK PAINT WORKS
Headset:*FAIRWEATHER*
wheels:*VELOCITY* aerohead × *SHIMANO* 105
Tire:*FAIRWEATHER* for traveler tire
Crankset:*FAIRWEATHER* cx crankset
RD:*SHIMANO* deore xt
Brake:*SHIMANO* lx
Brake lever:*SHIMANO* deore
Handle:*NITTO* B356 M's bar
Seat post:*NITTO* 65
Saddle:*CINELLI*scatto cavaliere blu saddle
Grip:*OURY* mountain grip
Pedal:*MKS* bm-7
Front rack*NITTO* M1-b
Basket:*WALD*
Going for the "Emma Peale Look"... but with curvier curves. Open shade, augmented with a hot silver reflector.
Frame :*SURLY*cross check PAINT by COOK PAINT WORKS
Headset :*FAIRWEATHER* headset 1 1/8
Wheels :*H PLUS SON* archetype rim × *SHIMANO* LX
Tire :*CONTINENTAL* ultra sport tire
Crankset :*SUGINO* × *WOLF TOOTH COMPONENTS* drop stop chainring
RD :*SHIMANO* deore
Brake :*SHIMANO*
Brake Lever :*SHIMANO*
Handle :*NITTO* b809 cross
Stem :*NITTO* UI-2 cr-mo ahead stem
Seatpost :*NITTO* 65
Rack:*NITTO* M-1B BL special front rack + *WALD* 137 basket
Pedal :*MKS* PAMBDA pedal
Stand :*PLETSCHER* double kickstand