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King Burger and MC Donalds in Podujevo

Near where Shalda Creek empties into Lake Michigan.

Shot at the local Lamborghini dealer. Foreground car is a lamborghini aventador and a Ferrari is the background. lukecaseyphotography.com/ Something a bit different.

 

This Crow was Diving on a Hawk that was to close to the Crows nest.

14 x 17

Pen, Marker

2009

Parson's Pre-College Design Class

"Fast Flyers."swallows flying very fast over new crops.

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March 23, 2009 - West Hollywood, CA.

 

Legendary Graffiti Artist Mister Cartoon unveils original billboard for Universal Pictures' FAST & FURIOUS in West Hollywood.

Photo by Alex J. Berliner©Berliner Studio/BEImages

 

Criação de estampa para camiseta.

 

Ilustração aprovada, produzida e vendida pela marca Jaeh.

 

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FAST FOOD • Por Rodrigo Habib

Fast Lane - #6061 - 1:64

Fast Wheels - Toy Galaxy - #2300

Olympic Road Race, Boxhill Circuit.

The works Chevron GR8 of Witt and Reid at Druids - British GT Championship, Oulton Park, April 2011

Opened in 1939. They used this tunnel to film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and Fast & Furious 6.

Theres a fair amount of squirrels sqeaking away in this STi... only if it had a propper stance

I typically eat fast food on Thursdays, because I do not have time to make dinner.

A pair of CP GE's hustle the Ford Fast past the KOA campground at Wisconsin Dells, WI.

 

October 2, 2009.

(November 19th, 2013) Scenes from evening community meeting held on day 8 of the "Fast for Families" on the National Mall - Washington, DC - Photo by David Sachs / SEIU

 

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a fast walkway in an airport at Asia

So Rachel is now fast approaching 18 months, and doing great. She's still making good progress, and is officially sitting independently. She can sit for up to 45 minutes now!!!

 

She is now 19lbs 3 oz, and 77.5 cms long. That puts her on the 3rd percentile for weight, and between the 10th and the 50th for height. We haven't done a head measurement in a while, so I'm not sure about that one, and I think I'm glad. We know that her head is not on the growth charts, but we also know that she is doing way better than the evidence would suggest.

 

We've had a lot of appointments recently, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, pediatrician, dietician, ENT. We are seeing the neurologist at the end of the month for an EEG, which will tell us something about the seizure like episodes she is having. I dread that one!

 

Rachel loves the water, so hydro is always fun. She's doing really well there now, really relaxed in the water. She used to be stiff as a board, but now she goes nuts splashing and having fun. We are back to our monday morning group in a few weeks, and she will get more regular hydrotherapy there.

 

Physical improvements have been steady over the last few weeks & months. Rachel is really comfortable sitting now, and can sit for a long time. She does fall over a bit still, but it's usually when she gets pushed by Ben, or wants to get at something outside her grasp. We are working on going from lying to sitting, and also sitting to standing. She is getting pretty good at both, but of course still with help. We are also working on transferring weight from one foot to the other, something she has to learn if she is ever to take steps.

 

Rachel's left hand has been in a soft neoprene splint for 3 months now, and although we have seen good progress and improvements, it's still nowhere near a functioning hand. We were back with the Pediatrician about this last week, and she agrees that the next course of action is a solid splint for 12 hours at night for the next 3 months. Then, we will revisit the Botox option, probably for the lower arm.

 

We saw our ENT back in July, and he agreed that a hearing aid could be beneficial. We are waiting for an appointment to check for any new loss in her right ear, and then we will hopefully go ahead with this. I'm excited, as I think it might really help with Rachel's speech delays.

 

The dietician has made us cut out the lunch time bottle, so she's now just on one in the morning after breakfast, and one before bed. So far, it hasn't been going that well, as Rachel still doesn't like to eat lumpy foods, and won't bring food to her mouth, so feeding has been pretty stressful. We will look again at her diet plan in a few months.

 

So here she is on her scooter. She can sit on it for a while without falling, but she hasn't got the concept of scooting yet. We are also practising sitting on the edge of a box, feet on the floor. The goal is to be able to sit on a bench unsupported by age 2. This is a big predictor of future walking. Fingers crossed!

cada animal tiene formas y cualidades que si las detallamos son realmente cautivantes.

no dejemos que la ignorancia y la falta de observacion nos lleven a pensar y a actuar de una forma primaria.

cuando alguien desaforadamente aplasta a un insecto no es consiente de TODO lo que aplasta (solo es un llamado a que lean y estudien a los animales antes de reaccionar sin pensar, se daran cuenta que cada insecto es fascinante)

Participant at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, People's Republic of China 2014. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Faruk Pinjo

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