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These nice new plasma screens look very modern. Here a woman checks for arrivals (or, departures). Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
See shot from November 2006: Monitoring the Monitors.
Jefferson County, Ark., Sheriff Deputy Larry Gailey checks the drivers license of a motorest stopped at a sobriety check point on Princeton Pike. (Pine Bluff Commercial/R. J. Oriez).
A vehicle search and pat-down while the Apaches pull air cover.
Our interpreter explains that this will involve a credit check, but no dinner or commitment is expected. It's just business.
I got this from another persons flickr, but its so bloody true. I think everyone HAS to start seeing the truth. The thing that disgusted me was reading the paper last night at work. A lorry driver kills 6 people, and gets a year, where as a graffiti artist, committing a non-violent crime, gets 1/2 maybe 3 years imprisonment. This all needs to be sorted the fuck out....
The National Park Service is sponsoring programming that will commemorate the 150 anniversary of President-elect Abraham Lincoln's trip from Springfield, Illinois to Washington, DC, on February 11-23, 2011, by revisiting sixteen cities and towns at which Lincoln made remarks. The programming will feature acclaimed Lincoln actor Fritz Klein, who will present what Lincoln said in each community as he tried to reassure a nation on the verge of Civil War. The program will include National Park Service Park Rangers who will supplement Lincoln's remarks with the story of Lincoln's election, the turbulence that followed, and Lincoln's steadfast commitment to the principles of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, despite threats to the nation and himself. The programs will also touch on how events of 150 years ago resonated through later generations up to and including today.
The National Park Service is presenting these series of events in cooperation with many local cosponsors in each community. Venues will vary by community, ranging from the places where Lincoln had actually spoken 150 years prior, to a variety of National Parks, local museums, and schools.