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Last night went to the movies, and after that went to B & N to get some coffee, Mi Amor, picked a book and we were choosing baby girl names... at the end we didn't agree on any but had a very interesting conversation.
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A winter Conifer Walk in Cornell Plantations, led by gardener Phil Syphrit, on Jan. 30, 2011.
Photo by Robert Barker (University Photography)
Can someone from the Bolton area explain why this colourful baby elephant adorns the highstreet? lol
Volunteer Adofo Antwi (right) explains to mother-of-four Ama Konadu in Apenimadi, Bonsaaso Millennium Village, how to hang a bednet. Trained by Millennium Village Project staff, volunteers across the cluster work with communities to hang bednets at all sleeping sites and educate local people about the dangers of malaria. Since 2006, over 30,000 long-lasting insecticide-treated bednets have been distributed, covering all households in the cluster.
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Umpire Frank Pflugradt, Head UA Coach John Mueller, LMU Coach Jason Gill, Umpire Tim Resch, and Umpire Dan Ignosci.
how can you get 600 followers and have no tweets?
are people still auto-following others ?
please explain
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You have probably heard of a term "bonding with a doll". It is hard to explain what that means to someone who does not collect. This doll is a good example. Popular sculpt, beautiful giftset doll, still when I got her I could not "bond" with her, she was not special to me. A few years passed and my house got robbed. Thieves were briefly in there, but they had time to visit doll room... One of the dolls on display was this Eugenia, luckily they were not interested in dolls, but made a mess in the room. I found Eugenia on the floor, they stepped on her head by an accident, obviously. Paint on her right eye was scratched. It took quite some time to return it to the previous state (you can still see some scratches though). Good thing her lips were intact, as I would never get that color and shimmer back on her.
So, now, I feel like we established the bond. I do not see just a doll in her, I find her very brave, she is truly a survivor!
Genet Alemseged, a Social Worker at the Centre explains to Steven Mugarra, UNICEF engineer, the advantages of the handwashing stand amid COVID-19 pandemic. Ā©UNICEF Ethiopia/2020/Nahom Tesfaye
The question asked "have you ever been convicted of a crime" followed by "explain why"... so I put "no" and "good lawyer."
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Travis Vowinkel, USAG Heidelberg. solid waste manager, explains the Rumbling Rubbish project to U.S. Army Europe Commander, Gen. Carter F. Ham, at the Patrick Henry Village Reuse Center Monday. Ham was touring the Heidelberg military community to find out where he can help improve the quality of life of Soldiers, civlian employees and family members. His morning started with 18 high school students where he heard a different perspective on life in Heidelberg. He also met with family readiness group leaders, visited the Warrior Transition Unit, toured family housing, the PHV CDC, the PHV recycling center and ended his tour at the PHV Plaza, where he learned about the ongoing renovations there. (Photo by Jason L. Austin.)
Scan of a slide taken in 1994: I'll try and explain this as briefly as possible. The original Rother Valley Railway, which was the forerunner of the Kent and East Sussex Railway, opened in 1900, the name change occurring in 1904, followed by the 'northern extension' from Tenterden to Headcorn in 1905. The line remained independent following the 1923 Grouping but was nationalised in 1948. Closure was a gradual process between 1954 and 1961, although the line remained open as far as Hodsons Mill until 1969.
A preservation group was active from as early as 1961, but the reality for 'amateurs' operating the K&ESR was the number of level crossings. In particular the level crossing across the busy A21 in Robertsbridge meant the preservation society was forced to concentrate on the Tenterden to Bodiam section, progressively reopening westwards from Tenterden. However, in 1991 an independent group was formed based at Robertsbridge with a view to reopening the Robertsbridge to Bodiam section and thereby meeting up with the preserved K&ESR.