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This school is frequently used by SWAT and emergency response units for emergency exercises. I am assuming that there was a "Bad guy" hanging on the rope there with the caution tape and drape. who knows.
Pedágio da 3a Ponte é suspenso no dia 22 de Abril de 2014, como consequência das manifestações de Junho de 2013 em Vitória, ES.
Sony Playstation. This Playstation 1 is signed by Brazilian Formula 1 racing driver Rubens Barrichello. Sony Computer Entertainment, Japan. 1999.
I will be back to work tomorrow. Th game is over..., but another one starts.
This is an old photo but I wanted to edited because the WB was not correct.
Some headers I created for my blog. Uploaded because these are nice as seperate pieces too.
Snapshots of "game" artworks. Visit my blog: http:blog.stroep.nl/
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Artwork by Daniele Moretti
La macchinetta fotografica si impolvera...
la matita si consuma solo con il tempo che passa.
Però c'ho ancora un lavoro. E de 'sti tempi non è poco.
Jubilant Jakarta soccer fans celebrate in an impromptu parade on their way to the big game. Jakarta, Indonesia
A question and answer from some cheap trivia game that a friend got as a gift. This caused some uproar when we tried playing it!
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A break in folk dancing to listen to the radio, necessitated by a tense moment in Michigan Tech's hockey game. On the left is the fellow holding up a cat in the rain in another photo, and on the right, the middle dancer from the fire house dancing warm-up. 1979.
Screenshot of the free online game Darfur Is Dying.
"This is a narrative-based simulation where the user, from the perspective of a displaced Darfurian, negociates forces that threaten the survival of his or her refugge camp. It offers faint glimpse of what it's like for the more than 2,5 million who have been internally displaced by the crisis in Sudan."
More about this game.
A game I found while digging around in the shed at my parent's house. When my brother and I visited my grandparents for the summer holidays, I used to dig out this game and play with it. I was always fascinated by the illustrations. It's from Austria.
The last game I attended at Carrow Road with my Dad.
I was on leave from my base at Laarbruch in Germany, finalising my plans for the divorce of my first wife, and judging by pictures of that time, looking pale and gaunt.
Dad died of a heart attack in April 1996, came on whilst cycling home from work, and walking over Oulton Broad bridge, as it turned out, he did not have the energy to cycle up the slight hill.
The paramedic said he was dead before he hit the ground.
The orderly office and duty NCO knocked at my room door; I thought it was my Granddad who had died, as I knew what their presence meant, but it was Dad. Although Granddad only last three more days.
Dad and I had boycotted home games through Christmas following the departure of Martin O'Neil, in order to get the then chairman, Robert Chase, to resign. So were denied one or two more games.