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Model: Ali
MUAH: Muriel Alvarez
J. Brand White Jeans
J. Crew Brown belt
Lace Tan Tank Top by Final Touch
Chandler Necklace from Forever 21
Gold Long Necklace from Great Stuff
Shoes from Tori Burch
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GARAGE Magazine March 2013 | model Kevin Zonnenberg | makeup Angelu Dominguez | photography Shaira Luna | produced by Martin Castaneda
My cereal most mornings. A bunch of seeds, some nuts, and crannys (I don't usually call them that but wanted to make it sound hip and fresh and cool.
Funeral for Our Future - Service conducted by Stop Adani Melbourne and friends, officiated by Uniting Church Minister Rev Alex Sangster, Processional march by Riff Raff Marching Band, Songs lead by the Climate Choir, Eulogy for the Reef by Alan Cuthbertson from Stop Adani Melbourne, Eulogy for Nature by Joseph Birckhead and Audrey Cooke, Euologu for Children's Future by teenager Marco Bellemo, Call to Action by Rev Alex Sangster and Marco Bellemo.
A very moving two hour ceremony that started and finished in Federation Square in the Melbourne DBD on Saturday 1st December. It comes after Adani announced they would be proceeding with the Carmichael coal mine in the Galilee basin, such announcement coming in the middle of an extreme heatwave and catastrophic fires across Queensland.
A processional march ocurred across Flinders street,past the iconic clocks of Flinders street station and back to Federation Square.
The Funeral for our Future comes a day after several thousands students marched in Melbourne in a climate strike calling for Stop Adani, 100% renewables by 2030, and leadership by our politicians at state and Federal levels.
The events comes on the eve of the United Nations climate Change conference in Katowice, Poland, #COP24, due to start on December 2, 2018, which has the task of adopting the rulebook for the Paris Agreement that was passed at COP21 in Paris in 2015, that set the goals of limiting temperatures to well below 2C and strive for 1.5C by 2050.
In another 50 years, what will art museums look like? Where will they be, who will exhibit in them, who will manage them and who will visit them?
Event facilitated by Jonathan Sweet from Deakin’s Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific.
40th MARCH FOR LIFE arriving at US Supreme Court on First Street between Maryland Avenue and East Capitol Street, NE, Washington DC on Wednesday afternoon, 22 January 2014 by Elvert Barnes Protest Photography
Follow MARCH FOR LIFE at www.facebook.com/TheMarchForLife
Elvert Barnes MARCH FOR LIFE / Washington DC docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/MarchForLife
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– Alex “Khaki” Vance
"i for Fashion" is the theme for Fashion Institute of the Philippines Class of 2008.
Congratulations to full-pledged new fashion designers. All creations are amazing, you guys did a great job.
The fashion show was a huge success!
Congratulations to Shanon Pamaong and his team for the great performance. Smooth, fast-paced, fluid, and world-class show.
Thank you Shanon for the opportunity to work with you. I owe you big time.
To my co-photographers: Mitch, Cheska, Milton & Vic -- thank you so much. I got something brewing for you guys. Mitch & Cheska, super thanks for the ride. :)
Still a ton of photos to add to this album (including Men's Collections). These are preliminary shots.
In this album all photos are cropped & resized.
All photos are copyrighted by FIP.
Date: August 02, 2008
Location: Market! Market! Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, M.M., Philippines
"i for Fashion" is the theme for Fashion Institute of the Philippines Class of 2008.
Congratulations to full-pledged new fashion designers. All creations are amazing, you guys did a great job.
The fashion show was a huge success!
Congratulations to Shanon Pamaong and his team for the great performance. Smooth, fast-paced, fluid, and world-class show.
Thank you Shanon for the opportunity to work with you. I owe you big time.
To my co-photographers: Mitch, Cheska, Milton & Vic -- thank you so much. I got something brewing for you guys. Mitch & Cheska, super thanks for the ride. :)
Still a ton of photos to add to this album (including Men's Collections). These are preliminary shots.
In this album all photos are cropped & resized.
All photos are copyrighted by FIP.
Date: August 02, 2008
Location: Market! Market! Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, M.M., Philippines
Shooting for the Stars 2020 at Pacific West Gymnastics - located in Union City, California and Fremont, California.
Second part of my Wall Exploder installation, designed to intersect the corner of the room as well as the Emergency Exit door.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., -- 2013 Photo Drive submission. Photo by Ariane Pinson, Aug. 18, 2013. "Seining for Minnow: Storm Approaching"
43189 "Railway Heritage Trust" awaiting departure from Penzance with a First Great Western service for London Paddington on 5th August 2010.
For Photoshop Contest Week 28 ~Copper Kettle and
Make it Interesting ~ Challenge #1
Copper Kettle with thanks toSammidavisdog
Desk with thanks to Violscraper
Additional thanks to:
House of Sims for the mouse in the teacup:
www.flickr.com/photos/houseofsims/2355747965/
WingedStrawberryGirl for the cupcakes:
browse.deviantart.com/resources/stockart/?q=cupcakes&...
Stewart Leiwakabessy for the chair:
www.flickr.com/photos/stewiedewie/154654752/
and Brenda Starr for the texture:
www.flickr.com/photos/brenda-starr/4943602894/in/pool-807...
For a higher resolution image please see www.shutterpoint.com/Photos-BrowseAlbum.cfm?album_id=2&am...
I restored this for my dad. As always I didn't take the before shots..... I cleaned it with rubbing alcohol, Sprayed with bulldog plastic adhesion promoter and then SEM vinyl/plastic/interior satin black.
After that I spent a painstaking 45 minutes masking off every line in the center section with 1/4" masking tape and then sprayed the trim silver followed with clear.
10 May 2022, Lodz, Poland - Mazowsze performing at the FAO Regional Conference for Europe, 33rd Session (ERC33).
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/ Radosław Jozwiak. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO.
surat lengkap pajak sampe 2015
karbu dellorto baru
seher baru
knalpot ori itali baru
rak belakang baru (made in Bandung)
kepet Lampa Italy beli di london
Stoplamp ori bossata
lampu depan ori siem
spido ori gak nyala veglia borletti
handel ori chung
hidung + dasi ori
jok panjang baru
tarikan choke dan kabel choke baru
emblem2 baru
emblem genova ori beli di singapore
handel ori new PX
spion kiri ori ada pet(kaskus: kopaja_66)
spion kanan ori (ngko Rudi jatiwaringin)
yg gak ikutan di foto:
karpet dek
flyscreen made in lokal
plat depan ala singapore jadi berdiri tegak tapi bentuk nya ngikutin bentuk spakbor depan, blom di bor jadi pasang nya belakangan
plat B bekasi
PR nya
puteran kran bensin
spido
lampu depan ( beli aja yg lokal trus ambil reflektor nya, yang ini dah jelek )
atau vespa ini jg bisa disewain untuk acara2 tertentu
The Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families – the USO’s longest running, traveling tour based on Sesame Street’s award-winning Military Families Initiative – celebrated a major milestone with families at Fort Benning, GA: visiting and entertaining 500,000 service members and their families with the Sesame Street/USO show. The tour premiered in 2008 and has been traveling to military installations in the U.S. and abroad for the past six years.
SFC Ovidio Muniz and his 8 mod. old daughter Melayna.
©2014 USO Photo by DAVE GATLEY
copyright © 2009 sean dreilinger
view rachel inspecting a home for sale - DSC02868 on a black background.
For those that are familiar with the terrible incident that Adam Kruse witnessed on the ferry boat. The young man in the middle is the only one who did anything to help Adam when he tried to treat the woman who had been savagely beaten by her scumbag husband. The other man is his uncle. We had lunch with them in Dhaka before Adam left Bangladesh.
Matthew Becker, 2012 Peace Fellow, Subornogram Foundation, Sonargaon, Bangladesh
The beginnings
The in the 8th century still used place name "in Bisontio" in connection with the Celtic tribe of the Ambisont, Bronze Age pottery fragments and copper smelting sites (near the Ebenbergalm, the Middle station and in Thumserbach) indicate an entering and probably also first settlement in the area around the lake Zeller See even yet more than 3000 years ago. Even in Roman times and the Migration Period the traffic-geographically conveniently situated place at the intersection of several roads (Saalachtal, Salzach Valley, North-South connection across the main Alpine ridge with a Celtic-Roman pass sanctuary at Hochtor) probably may have been of some interest. There is some evidence that the Saumhandel (commerce carried out by mule drivers) and the with it related settlement were never entirely abandoned to the Bavarian land acquisition in the early Middle Ages, also the foundation of a "monastery" as a business cell (comparable to a hospice) in the second half of the 8th century therefore likely is related to those activies.
The Bavarian Cella in Bisontio
Even though the "Cella in Bisontio" in the Salzburger Property Register Notitia Arnonis (Records of the Arno) in the year 788/790 (previous years as 740, 743, 748 or dates as "under Bishop John" are not provable inventions) documentarily is mentioned for the first time, the entire Pinzgau belonged at those times but to the Duchy of Bavaria, the territorial power was distributed to several influential Bavarian counties. The founders of Celle therefore have to be looked for in the aristocratic circumcircle of the Bavarian duke Tassilo III., and the Duke himself as the founder can not entirely be excluded. The name Cella (Czel, Cell, Zell, ...) in any case soon as designation also for the secular settlement asserted itself, of the (early) medieval laying out of the marketplace (now Town Square) the arrangement of the buildings, and here in particular the tower Vogtturm essentially remained unchanged. The owners of this stately tower are unknown, but in any case also have to be looked for in influential noble families (Lords of Pinzgowe?).
The Church to St. Hippolytus
The present parish church St. Hippolyte with a historically interesting crypt in its roots may date back to the early days of the Cella, a next to the entrance to the sacristy walled antique head sculpture as well as other parts from the Roman period (spolia) possibly even could be interpreted as evidence of pre-Christian cult site. Even the old provost's residence at the town square (now Spänglerbank) and basement vaults in the Kirchgasse indicate a high age. Next to the (presumably noble own) church to St. Hippolytus stood formerly the People's and Pilgrimage church of Maria in the Forest (Maria Walt - Wald-wood), it had to be demolished in 1770 after a devastating fire in the center of the village. The church Hippolytkirche too was badly affected, according to the wishes of the people it should have been replaced by a new building.
The advent of Salzburg, market privileges, trade and court in the High and Late Middle Ages
In the 12th and 13th century, the influence of the Archbishop of Salzburg continuously in Innergebirg (Land in the moutains) grew, comprehensive inheritance rights secured in 1228 the ownership of the prince archbishopric in Pinzgau, once and for all, the individual counties in 1480 fell under the crook. For a long time at any rate also the suffragan bishopric Chiemsee (with a residence on Castle Fischhorn), founded in 1217 and dependent of Salzburg, had to be supplied of the Zeller parish in the form of Mensalabgaben (monthly contributions).
The origins of the Zeller market rights date back to the first half of the 14th century, according to a ranking on a Salzburg panel (anno 1620) Zell even - because of the central location hardly surprising - in terms of time, may have been the first market in the Pinzgau. Under Archbishop Ortolf of Weißeneck the Zeller citizens in 1357 got further market privileges which in the following centuries were repeatedly renewed and extended, among other reasons, because the North-South trade more and more to the in the meantime into a cart track developed "Lower Road" over the Radstadt Tauern shifted.
Nevertheless, the Zeller as accommodation providers, mule drivers and middlemen still played an important role, one supplied the south mainly with salt from the archbishop's salt works and returned with products of the Mediterranean area (sweet wine, oil, tropical fruits, "Venedigerwaren - goods from Venice", ...). Many already in the 15th century confirmed by documents Zeller hospitality and gastronomy operations mainly stood in connection to bound to the trade "wine fief", for the packhorses partly large stables were available. The original applicable to all markets Panmarktrecht (the trade being "forced" in the market places - literally, banned market right) herein for a very long time was claimed, however, these provisions later as freedom of trade rights were misinterpreted and therefore by the country's authorities withdrawn.
In the late Middle Ages Zell also as place of jurisdiction can be proven, shortly before 1600 the local district court was united with the Pflege (small scale administration district) of Kaprun and the Urbaramt (administrative units in the Middle Ages and in Modern Times) in Fusch, the market Zell im Pinzgau thus also became central place of administration and the court.
Mining and trades
Mining over the centuries also played an important role, in numerous tunnels in the then still independent municipalities of Bruckberg and Thumserbach chalcopyrite ore and pyrite ore als well as argentiferous galena and and sphalerite were mined. The "Empfachs- and Freypuech" of "Perckhgerichts" (Mining Court) Zell am See in 1542 numerous tunnels owned by several trades at Lienberg and Limberg demonstrates. Although mining subsequently, also conditioned by a general severe economic crisis, rapidly decreased, in 1611 still up to 400 tons of ore per year could be extracted and from them in the Pochwerken (mining factory) in the Schütt and in Thumserbach some 20 000 kilograms of fine copper obtained. As trades (mining entrepreneurs) herein particularly the Rosenbergs made their appearance, to them also goes back the (from) 1577 built and since 1973 as the city hall used Rosenberg Castle.
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CLOSUP, the Ford School's Center for Local, State, & Urban Policy, held a discussion about the findings from the Michigan Public Policy Survey (MPPS), which asked leaders from 1,329 of Michigan's local governments to report on the future of public services in their jurisdictions in the aftermath of the Great Recession. The survey concluded that a majority of Michigan's local leaders think our system of funding local governments is broken. CLOSUP Director Barry Rabe, Program Manager Thomas Ivacko, and Project Manager Debra Horner presented on the survey findings and the solutions suggested by these leaders.
This event is part of the year-long celebration of President Ford's Centennial, honoring a citizen, public servant, and leader.