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Known as the "Black Duke of Lancaster" this ship is beached at Flint near Queensferry. For current access see www.dudug.co.uk.
FSU senior forward Terance Mann (14) passing the ball in the first half of the FSU game against Duke at the Tucker Center on January 12, 2019.
No one can forget about the Duke Dog. He's our very cool mascot. My two friends and I were excited to finally get our picture taken with him.
In 1996, I played a lot of Duke Nukem 3D with Cory and other friends over a networked SERIAL cable (pre-LAN for me) cable at my apartment out of college. The game was a blast, and was as fun as Doom and Quake we also played at the time. Duke Nukem 4 was supposed to come out about 8 times since then, and is now 15 years in the making.
It officially comes out in the US tomorrow, but was able to play it a bit a day early. So is it worth a 15-year wait? Unfortunately, no. The game is actually just a sad, non-innovative re-hash of the earlier game. Likely, it would have been better if everyone was left with the memory of the original.
You can (sort of) interact with the environment as is seen in this picture of Duke's apartment. This was cool back in 1996 when it was first done, but has been done in countless games since then, and done much better. It's the first game I've played since Bioshock, so at least it was fun to get in some PC gaming again.
I took a gamble and travelled down to Totternhoe for the day, the main hope being to see the elusive Duke of Burgundy butterfly.
I met Mervyn (and Brenda) from Edinburgh who had come with the same objective and they spotted one and came to tell me.
The Duke of Burgundy butterflies were very territorial and once found were around regularly throughout my visit. I saw I think four of them in total, taking many photos.
This was my final photo and in the overcast condtions I was able to get extremely close.
Duke is a 13 year old Boxer and has severe arthritis in his back legs. He has also become weak in his front legs. He will require short bursts of time in his K-9 Cart to condition and build his front leg strength.Duke, with his mom’s help, seems determined to stay mobile in his new K-9 Cart.
Duke is from Sadie and Raider 8-7-08
He comes to visit often and has a great time playing with all the vizslas and Nico!
Duke Georg Alexander (1859-1909), son of Duke Georg and Grand Duchess Ekaterina Mikhailovna of Russia.
Taken at Duke's campus.
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We tried to go into Ontario since Ontario has a pit bull ban and we wanted to draw attention to policies which we believe to be unethical regarding pit bulls who vary like all other dogs in their temperaments, but can be trained (47/51 of Michael Vick's dogs have been trained and rehomed into safe homes). The border was informed of our intentions for a photo. After denying ME entry for my activist work (an obstruction of (in)justice charge (misdemeanor) in the united states translates into a felony in canada - and I cannot be legally admitted for 10 years), they held me to the point where there was barely enough light for the photo.
I have been told I will go to jail the next time I knock on the door to Canada - this, despite the fact that I am, and remain, committed to nonviolent methods of conflict resolution in situations of injustice and oppression . To do nothing is to accept the oppression and injustice (and indeed, for religious reasons, I did not contest the obstruction of (in)justice charge because I felt that forgiveness of the officer was pivotal to my work at reconciliation). However, I am so tired of hearing about "nations of laws" as if laws are more important than lives. We are a nation of people and animals, first, and laws secondly. To argue otherwise is absurd and denies history. When one does visit the jails, one finds endless human and animal suffering, families that are broken, voices that are silenced, children that are not raised, and many animal lives that are lost because of the prison complex. Surely, there are better solutions...and when lives are at stake, more expedient ones than holding people in detention for years while they wait for trials that are little more than theatres.
I was also told that in spite of the law, the border does let in pits. The US guard said that he sees pits all the time - leaving????
Another silenced voice - no violence please...there is a better way.
Yours truly, flying a sign
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