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... "de Klim"
Het Nationaal Donor Monument bestaat uit het beeld 'de Klim'. Het staat symbool voor enerzijds een getransplanteerde die dankzij zijn donor naar een nieuw leven klimt en anderzijds een nabestaande die uit een dal van verdriet klimt doordat de overleden donor in iemand anders voortleeft. Het monument is ontworpen door Egbert Hermsen en uitgevoerd door kunstenaar Ben Overkamp. Het monument bevindt zich bij de Grote Kerk van Naarden.
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Questa splendida tomba megalitica, dell’età del bronzo recente, si presenta con i resti di un’esedra, lievemente ricurva, al centro della quale si apre l’ingresso, munito di stipiti e architrave. Da qui si accede al vano funerario, la cui muratura a filari aggettanti è formata da enormi blocchi rozzamente sbozzati. All’esterno del sepolcro si notano tracce di un muro di contenimento, che farebbe ipotizzare che la tomba era in origine ricoperta da un tumulo di pietre e terra.
Il monumento è ancora semi-interrato, ma la prima campagna di scavo ha consentito il rinvenimento dei resti di numerosi scheletri umani, a conferma dell’uso collettivo di questo genere di tombe.
Molto bello è anche il contesto in cui il monumento si trova, in un leggero pendìo con vigne e terreni coltivati.
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A retired trio of former BN 1994 built first production SD70MACs are at Bessemer, Alabama waiting for the ferry move to Birmingham Rail & Locomotive on a dreary April 18, 2020 morning. This group of MACs last operated in late 2014.
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Ex London Transport Daimler Fleetline DM1227, serving out its new role with the Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service in a side street on Hong Kong Island in October 1991.
Post London service, this bus never carried a registration number as it always ran on 'trade plates' and surely must've been unique among the DMS class in being fitted with an offside drivers cab door?
My son recently had complications while using the insulin pump to treat Type 1 Diabetes. After disconnecting from the pump permanently this meant going back to 7-8 shots a day. It also required all his prescriptions to change. He is now on the insulin pen which comes pre-filled, therefore, we had many unused/unopened vials of insulin which I had stocked up. My son's doctor told us of a child who was just diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes and was still hospitalized, but he didn't have health insurance to help pay for insulin or diabetes supplies.
It's heartbreaking when children don't have health insurance and having a disease such as diabetes is very costly. Even though my son requested to be an anonymous donor, he was very happy to help someone who can really benefit from it. He doesn't know I took this photo of him at the Hospital yesterday when we went there to donate the supplies.
If you or someone you know has Type 1 Diabetes and prescriptions change, please consider donating unused supplies by contacting your Endocrinologist. There is no CURE for Type 1 Diabetes and it's not something a child outgrows. There is more focus on the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 in US Schools. How about, No Child left uninsured?
On the street since he wife passed. traded a couple of $ for a few shots. He said he was going to purchase a meal. Bless him.
Shot in Phoenix on 19th ave and Indian school next to a blood bank.
I like how the graffiti artist spelled it out in sign language
Photographed in Northfield Minnesota
Friday April 15th 2022
Ces deux anciennes BC Rail ont vue des meilleurs jours avant d'être racheté par le chemin de fer Sartigan comme donneuse de pièces.
These two former BC Rails saw better days before being bought by the Sartigan Railway as a parts donor.
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I gave blood today, so I really wasn't up for much. I am a frequent donor and it is something I believe everyone should do at least once, because less than 30% of the people who give blood once will ever give blood again.
I seem to recall Western were involved in preparing Clydeside's Routemasters for service ..Not sure how many spare RM,s were acquired for parts only. Anyway these three examples have been stripped of their glass and other panels
Having just read George Watson's excellent book on Clydeside Scottish the figures mentioned purchasing surplus Routemasters were relatively cheap..£2,500 for a roadworthy MOT'd bus , £500 -1000 for a scrapper that had to be capable of driving to Scotland under it's own steam ..these prices included the cherished numbers. Once stripped of all the useful parts the RM carcass had a scrap value of £1000 ..so it was a no lose situation .
Rows and rows of endless Guanyin goddesses decorates the entire interior walls of Kek Lok Si, Penang.
Every one of these statues are adorned in a small pedestal with the donor's name, who had contributed to the building of the temple.
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Photography is not a crime, unless it is really really bad, like HDR bad, like vomit in a charity shop bad, like every exposure posted as if every ounce of your genius is a gift to the world bad, like you have thousands of pounds worth of equipment and all you do is click away at the back of people's heads or out-of-focus frosted twigs bad. Then those indeed are monumental crimes.
Former Souther Region EMU 4-VOP TSO 70950 stands roofless in the yad at W H Davis, Shirebrook. The process of cutting up is well underway after the unit was used to donate spares for the restoration of BR 5BEL 'Brighton Belle' EMU set. The sumptuous interior is in sharp contrast with this scene. Taken with permission on an organised visit with thanks extended to W H Davis and Carl who gave up his time to conduct an extensive tour of the facility.
Rays of Hope Donor Roundtable held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 13 June 2022.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Welcome Remarks:
Lisa Stevens, IAEA Director, Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy (PACT)
Overview of the Ray of Hope Initiative by:
Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director-General
Najat Mokhtar, IAEA Deputy Director-General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications
Benin’s Story as one of the Rays of Hope country example by:
Dr. A Talon, Health Advisor to the President of Benin
Announcements of support to Rays of Hope:
HE Mr. Takeshi Hikihara, Resident Representative of Japan to the IAEA
HE Mr. Xavier Sticker, Resident Representative of France to the IAEA
HE Mr. Lorenzo Ravano, Charge D’Affaires PM of Monaco
Mr. Sang Wook Kang, Minister Counsellor PM of the Rep. of Korea
HE Ms. Annika Markovic, Resident Representative of Sweden to the IAEA
HE Ms. Laura S. H. Holgate, Resident Representative of the United States of America to the IAEA
Closing Remarks:
Hua Liu, IAEA Deputy Director-General and Head of the Department of Technical Cooperation