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A terrible picture but the only one of this tiny emerald butterfly so I kept it. I never saw another one the entire trip.

My first Sable Clubtail and quite the exciting moment. A long day of searching for odes. We spent the last couple hours in Dorchester County, Maryland. Wading a small sandy stream I spotted this little dragon on a leaf. Verified by Odonata457 I believe this is a new county record. I never imagined I'd ever get one with all the Ode experts around...but I can only claim half since he did the identification :)

information on the blog ^^/

Absolutely nothing flattering about this picture. But I was able to get out and get a grab shot of UP 730 working L537 on the Fox River Sub. The uncommon visitor has been hanging around Green Bay for the past couple of weeks.

The woman at center right actually dropped her phone right after this and it nearly fell into the storm drains. Several passersby helped retrieve it.

 

Despite the sheer turnout, people took plenty of time to talk to one another and chat.

Self portrait therapy.

 

Just me.

 

I hope I always remember the way you make me feel.

Half Acre Beer Company , 4257 N Lincoln Ave.

Egypt, Luxor. Apr/23/2012. Deir el Shelwit bats.

 

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Every screw, fitting, washer and purchase - sorted, recorded, documented and cross referenced for future generations.

Documentation of graffiti present in Washington, DC following the 2016 Presidential Election

Documentation Centre, Nürnberg Dokumentationszentrum. Designed by Albert Speer In 1933, the National Socialists decided that Nuremberg was to be the "City of the Party Rallies"

 

The Documentation Centre Party Rally Grounds, opened in 2001, is located in the north wing of the unfinished shell of the Congress Hall

 

More from Nuremberg on Facebook

 

Facebook set

Photo Journalism at Greater Portland and Seattle. 2015

Installation views at Munson Williams Proctor Art Museum, January to September 2015

Cover sheet from FBI describing source of items released under the Freedom of Information Act. This is Section K, Informant tapes and Photos, Photos no. 1-59, with numbers handwritten at the bottom: 89-4286, Bulky 2018 for identification of documents.

 

Photo taken by unknown individual, probably U.S. government official. Released under the Freedom of Information Act and in the public domain. Please credit the Jonestown Institute.

Our school visits are typically meticulously documented in still and video. The walls behind the photographers are in the staff room/multimedia classroom and show schedules and organization structures.

There are six levels of maturity for the DMM. Why? After observing literally thousands of sites, we were able to categorize them by type. Some do bleed over into other levels, but the majority fell into one of the six levels.

 

The goal of the DMM is to give you the main characteristics of the others levels so that you can observe how other successful organizations are creating more value from their sites. The six levels of the DMM will provide you with a means to assess your current documentation site and to learn how others are taking it to the next level.

 

I would laugh, but I just finished photographing my own pint. With a better camera, of course.

here Aradia is rocking a black reconstructed boot corset by medium reality, a black and red skirt from ghetto goldilocks, and vintage red cowboy boots. My friend Lexie gave the red boots to me but first made me promise i wouldn't cut them up. Le sigh. no red corsets yet.

Preparing timbers to be planed with axe.

  

More details on "Campus Galli" see:

  

www.campus-galli.de/?lang=en

How code is documented in Ubiquity. For more information see Atul's blog post. For the actual documentation, see here.

[This illustration reproduces a diagram that emerged on the white board through the following segment of a 'reclaiming the commons' discussion]

A society is a large, loose group of individuals. A small group is set apart, having made themselves gatekeeper for interactions between the rest of society and the public commons. They use this position to siphon off value from interactions between the people and the commons.

-You work for your boss in return for healthcare, to pay for rent and food.

-Insurance for your car and your apartment.

-You must pay money for water.

-We regulate the air.

-The public streets are closely monitored, and aberrant behavior is quickly targeted.

-You must seek permission to protest in this park. It's all for the public good.

The system inserted between the people and the commons is capitalism.

In this sense, capitalism is the object that is keeping us from defining, as a community, what we think should be in our commons. How can we work to overcome the influence of this system on our lives? By circumventing the hold that capitalism has on our lives. Economies based in barter, trade, gifts, gratitude, esteem, trust. Organizing cooperatively, working together in consensus. Like ants finding our way around an obstacle we must build pathways to each other and the things that we need that do not feed the appetites of the 1%.

 

I am just sitting writing some documentation for our Summa project at work. Somehow it looks infinitely more cool this way than it does in code...

Documentation of graffiti present in Washington, DC following the 2016 Presidential Election

Several photos were taken of the dissections to document the appearance and location of the nematodes. American eels can become infected by consuming intermediate crustacean hosts, like copepods or ostracods. They can also get infected by eating organisms that carry the parasite but are unaffected such as snails, amphibians, insect larvae and some fish.

The Tennessee Grill makes the best chargrilled burger in the ‘hood, but I’ve often had trouble phoning-in my lo-carb mods over the busy restaurant’s background noise. At their encouragement, I printed out the exact makings of the burger, including a big empty line where they could write in the price (a very reasonable $5.50). They thought it was a stitch, so they put it up it by the cash register.

 

So now I get the burger I want, and they have a loyal, happy customer. Everybody wins and we're all a little better than before.

 

Patronize your local stores and restaurants, kids. They’re a lot more human than The Man--and a lot more likely to try and make your life easier.

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