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Swansea Bus Tour, 17 March 2011 / Taith Fws Abertawe, 17 Mawrth 2011 by Senedd Cymru / Welsh Parliament

The referendum was a popular topic discussed on board the National Assembly for Wales bus in Swansea on 17 March. One visitor, who hadn’t voted in the referendum, was keen to have his say in the election on 5 May and left with an election registration form. One person wanted to know what laws had been made in Wales that affect Wales only. Another wanted to know if a reduction in Members of Parliament would have any effect on the number of Assembly Members. Other issues brought up in Swansea were transport and the health service. One person complained about transport systems in Wales as he had just experienced problems with trains at Swansea station. Another visitor mentioned that one of the hospitals in Swansea is closed for emergencies after 20.00 and is therefore putting a strain on the other hospital. The last comment of the day was about local authority borders, with one visitor wishing to return to former ones such as West Glamorgan

Cafwyd sawl trafodaeth ar y refferendwm ar fwrdd bws y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol yn Abertawe ar 17 Mawrth. Soniodd un ymwelydd iddo fethu a phleidleisio yn y refferendwm felly roedd yn benderfynol o gael dweud ei ddweud yn etholiad y Cynulliad. Aeth a thaflen adre gydag ef fyddai’n ei alluogi i bleidleisio ar 5 Mai. Dymuniad un ymwelydd oedd gwybod pa ddeddfau sydd wedi’u pasio yng Nghymru sy’n effeithio Cymru’n unig. Cwestiwn arall a godwyd oedd a fydd y gostyngiad yn nifer yr Aelodau Seneddol yn debygol o effeithio nifer yr Aelodau Cynulliad. Trafnidiaeth a’r gwasanaeth iechyd oedd pynciau eraill a drafodwyd yn Abertawe. Roedd un ymwelydd eisiau cwyno am y gwasanaeth trenau yn yr ardal gan iddo ddod wyneb yn wyneb a phroblem yng ngorsaf drenau Abertawe cyn ymweld a’r bws. Pryder ymwelydd arall oedd nad yw ysbyty lleol yn derbyn unrhyw achosion brys ar ol 20.00 sy’n rhoi ysbyty arall y ddinas o dan straen o ganlyniad. I orffen, derbyniwyd sylw ynghylch ffiniau’r awdurdodau lleol, gyda’r person o’r farn y dylid dychwelyd i’r rhai blaenorol, fel Gorllewin Morgannwg.

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For those of us with a sweet tooth. by Lamar Smith

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For the Wine Lover by wendy crockett

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For Robynne by Magalie Hénon

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Commission...

My very last commission, and my very last TBL.

Always so anxious when i work on a girl who is not my girl. It s not for me.

But thank you so much at Robynne who really let me working like i wanted!

bitume for fife by muscapix

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Sparky cleared for landing by Anvil Bikes

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Sparky looking for a place to land his ancient Gary Fischer just outside the galley at McMurdo Station, Antarctica. This shot was taken when we all rode rigid, platforms, jeans, and no helmets and didn't know you couldn't land 4 & 5-footers without dual suspension....

DSCN2372 by abriejane

Healing occurring, with practitioners Corey Fogel, Scott Cazan, and Shelley Burgon. by Matt Wardell

Music for Healing or What You Need # 1

Corey Fogel and friends: (Shelley Burgon: harp) (Scott Cazan: electronics)

January 22, 10pm-midnight

Baik Art

Please join us Friday, January 22 for an evening with Corey Fogel (and friends). Themes of catharsis and cleansing will lead into a sonic space to prepare us to dream and, ideally, to heal. Between 10pm-midnight, Corey Fogel (and friends) will activate the space of Baik Art.

An intrepid group will spend the night following Fogel’s performance in the ancient Greek tradition of ‘incubation’. Your dreams will be interpreted the following morning by a professional. Please email Matt Wardell at shonufwardell@hotmail.com to reserve your spot. BYOB (Bring Your Own Bedding). Details of the overnight stay will follow. Space is very limited!!

Corey Fogel is a drummer and performance artist currently living in Los Angeles. Corey performs and composes in many rock, jazz, noise, folk, and chamber music capacities. His solo work as a composer and performance artist is based around spontaneous encounters with sounds, objects, personalities, textiles, foods, spanning video, dance, and installation. In addition to touring and recording nationally and abroad, Corey has been a member of groups: Julia Holter, Missincinatti, The Mae Shi, Gowns, Cryptacize, Barbez, Monstro, The Curtains, Learning Music, Nowcloud, Dominique Leone, 18 Squared. Corey has presented his own work with Machine Project, LACMA, Human Resources, The Wulf, The Hammer Museum, and REDCAT. Corey was recently awarded The California Community Foundation 2014 Fellowship in Visual Arts.

Fogel’s current practice evolved from integrating performance with my earliest creative impulses- adolescent experiments with androgyny, color, fashion, rebellion, and humor. Previously compartmentalized personal expression, craft, and music, now co-exist to explore the sublime.

‘Synesthesia, sensuality, and spirituality have always led me to work instinctually with subjects that naturally attract me. I am inspired by abstract characters that exist between mediums. I create site-specific performances by transposing linear and minimalist musical structures into vibrant, multi-layered compositions of fabric, object, sound, gesture, and organic material. Many works are improvisational, and site-specific. A familiar, inviting, perhaps tongue-in-cheek trope provides a platform for more abstract manipulations, often developing into a surreal myth or ritual. Using materiality, physicality, temporality and corporeality, I engage various media to accomplish newly discovered tasks. I try to intuit the most authentic role for each subject, often uncovering innately sexual, visceral relationships that mirror my behaviors as a percussionist. My recent goals are to stage and distill sculptural, video, and photographic pieces that preserve or pause rich ephemeral moments, to collapse boundaries between disciplines.’

2001 Fleetwood Wilderness 23 by Lodi Park and Sell

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For Edelmo by Felina C.

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Lingerie handmade by me.

Send me a flickr mail if interested.

TQ with the PokéFacts by Desert Bus For Hope

Photo by Kolin Toney

2 of 52 by Jill

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For Trevorsilk. You wanted a dressup photo, here ya go. LOL

: Posted in One Dog Mug a Week

Rorke’s Drift, 1879 by Torfaen Corvine

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For my old regiment the Royal Regiment of Wales (an amalgamation in 1969 of the 24th of Foot (South Wales Borderers) and the 41st of Foot (Welsh Regiment)), 22 January was a regimental holiday marking the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879 in the Zulu Wars.

This Charles Stadden pewter figure was produced by the RRW in 1979 to mark the centenary of the battle in which, of eleven Victoria Crosses, seven went to members of the 24th, the highest number of VCs awarded to one unit in one action.

Don’t fall for the Stanley Baker propaganda peddled in the 1965 film ‘Zulu’, implying the battle was a Welsh affair “with a few foreigners from England” to quote from the film. The 24th of Foot was at that time, the Warwickshire Regiment and although there were few soldiers from Warwickshire in it, English soldiers outnumbered Welsh soldiers by a long chalk. Whilst a very good “ripping yarn” based on true events, the film played fast and loose with facts and people, adding some and omitting others, and doing others a disservice, such as Acting Commissary Dalton (probably the true hero of the battle) and transforming Private Hook from a teetotaller working in the hospital as a cook, into a drunken ne’er do well who was malingering there. I could go on...

CR_GFG_IMG_0187 by The Ride For Roswell

Photographer: Frank Gaskill

Yellow Flamenco Sleeves BACK by A. J. Kenneally

Measurements here.

27th March 2020. Morning Constitutional. An avenue in the Southern Cemetery, Chorlton, Manchester by Barnsley Victor

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for Willem .......

last pitstop by marcel Langer

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Connor Nixon vs Scott Gladwin (3) by Daniel Hill

For permissions or to purchase prints contact via www.dannyhill.co.uk

Full fight report on www.thecornerstool.co.uk

Ordination to The Permanent Diaconate for Diocese of Clifton by Catholic Church England and Wales

For Here or To Go by SeanDGraham

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Background for circle? by Jenn Grigoryev

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Okay, so I tried it with the yellow and it was absolutely ATROCIOUS. Made me want to barf just looking at it. Rather than just do plain Kona Ash, I think I might go with the Patty Young. What do you think? Blogged!

Welcome! by Rosemary Aubut

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For a few dollars this robust woman flashed her beautiful smile long enough for me to capture her spirit! Dressed in her native costume she roamed the Old City Section of Cartagena, Columbia, greeting and meeting tourists.

I suppose you can visit any city and find trouble if that is what you seek. If you wish beauty this municipality offers it in grand style and abundance.

Old churches, courtyards, parks, flowered window boxes adorning the windows of antiquated structures, a feast for the eyes and a photographers dream.

Do any of you recognize the background texture form yesterdays blog? Hope I did it proud?

Grunge Box by Jerry Jones.

by Socrates Mendez

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For Fidoo Fashion

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

IMG_1052 - Version 2 : Team Bad Attitude Racing by A.A.L Media Scotland

For prints and other enquiries, please contact :

enquiries@aalmediascotland.co.uk

This image may not be reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without prior permission of A.A.L. Media Scotland.

Grooming for Prom by Shaira Luna

GARAGE Magazine March 2013 | model Kevin Zonnenberg | makeup Angelu Dominguez | photography Shaira Luna | produced by Martin Castaneda

Service booklet - Funeral for our future - Melbourne - IMG_3585 by John Englart

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.

CR_glm_DSC_4454 by The Ride For Roswell

Photographer: George Mayers

Art for breakfast: art museum evolution in the digital age by Deakin University

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.

FOR SALE 8-2018 by CicliDevotion

Boat for Staffa by VaMedia

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40thMFL.USSupremeCourt15.NE.WDC.22January2014 by Elvert Barnes

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

X1001907 by Khaki

For more photos from Cesfur 2019, check out the albums here: www.flickr.com/photos/alexfvance/collections/721577096527...

If you’d like to use a photo you’re in, feel free to do so (credit is appreciated but not required!) and if you know someone in one of the photos, please feel free to share it with them.

I’m @khakidoggy on Twitter and Telegram, and khakidoggy@me.com by email.

For more furcon photography, check out my other galleries: www.flickr.com/photos/alexfvance/collections/

As always, share and enjoy!

– Alex “Khaki” Vance

FIP 30 by Christopher Perez

"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