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Saved this poor fella. Such a great little feeling watching them come back to life and take off. Beautiful fuzzy little things.
“For me, the Arboretum is the best part about UC Davis; it’s a factory for learning and creativity. The staff really trusted in my abilities and helped to foster my ideas into reality–most students just don’t get that kind of opportunity. I still can’t believe the impact my experience working with and for the Arboretum had on my life as a student and now as a professional.”
JOHN GAINEY, Landscape Designer, Lutsko Associates,
Animal Science GATEway Garden Designer,
Shields Oak Grove “Crested Oak” sculptor,
B.A. Landscape Architecture + Environmental Design 2011
I decided it was time to look through my wardrobe and sort out some clothes. I had great help from my best friend and my cat Fuller.
My friend (jesse bach) is holding a benefit for child slaves in Nepal. With your help, they can be saved from slavery and the sex trade.
The benefit is taking place on December 11th, 2008 at 6:00.
It's being held at Eton Mall in Woodmere Ohio.
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View on Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
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MESSAGE FROM THE DRUM
I am Mother Earth's heartbeat and the sacred gift of Creation.
I am the universal heartbeat of the secular and supernatural worlds.
I help you reconnect to the memories in your ancient brain and heal your spirit.
I reduce stress, help bring your body, mind, emotions, and spirit into peaceful alignment as you walk your often complex earth walk.
I help ground you to the truth of your existence.
I put you in touch with creation itself.
I speak to all people equally and peacefully.
I am a powerful non-verbal form of peaceful communication.
I am the practice of peace.
I am renewal, regrowth and fulfillment.
I am the pulse of the Universe and the ancient wisdom of our Ancestors.
I am alert, alive and ready to move to another state of conciousness. The Lakota call it "Hanta Ho (Clearing the Way); Objwe "Menedoh" (State of
Revitalization).
When you hear the rhythm of unison group drumming and contribute your beat and your breath, you are listening, playing, open, receptive and creative
at the same time.
When you play me together you play as one heartbeat. One heartbeat can heal everything.
My top represents Father Sky - Grandfather Sun.
My bottom represents Mother Earth.
The top of centre of me represents self, along with North South East and West make up the Seven Sacred Directions.
My stitching connects the two and represents the warriors for peace who play me.
Your hand should never be raised high above the shoulder and slammed down - for that is the male ego.
The hand of the drummer should not be raised above the heart for I am peace.
I release tension, emotional stress, and mental fatigue.
I reconnect with the natural rhythms of the drummer.
I take you to the dream world where your unconcious self speaks with your concious self in safety and harmony.
When you play me there is an synchronization of energy, a unity of common purpose.
I heal disconnects and sing songs for all the brave tomorrows.
Drums are like humans and as such there is unspoken etiquette.
1. A drum is in the keeping of the person who made it OR purchased it OR traded for it OR had it given to them as a gift OR prayed for it. It is not community
property. If the drum belongs to an individual permission must be given by that individual to anyone to even touch much less play it.
2. Remind yourself that the drum is human and ones does not fondle other humans without permission. Accord the drum the same respect.
3. When playing a drum it should never be hammered in any aggressive way. This suggests giving it a beating and one must never hit a woman. The drum
mallet is called a Grandmother's Arm.
4. The hand drum is a sacred object, therefore, when not in use it should sleep in its own bag made of natural materials, cotton, animal hide. Hanging a
drum on the wall as art piece to be admired diminishes its voice and purpose. It would be the same as hanging our mother on the wall.
5. The drum should always be placed skin side up when at rest as a sign of respect.
6. No drinking, no smoking, drugs, foul language or any other behaviour that is disrespectful to yourself others and the drum is allowed.
Help! Rescue Me! - Young Sailors In Distress [Greystones Harbour - Ireland]
While in Greystones I could hear someone calling for help and as I had difficulty determining where the calls were coming from and as no one else appeared to have noticed I had almost decided that it was my imagination and then I noticed a number of boats converging on a small dingy.
it's xmas all year at my place now..just too cute to put it away...still more to come...enjoy!!..xox
This house again: www.flickr.com/photos/suavehouse113/2650178182/
20 Moran Street, Beaconsfield, Western Australia.
San Rafael, CA
Film
Wide Angle
Canon Eos
Opteka 0.20x fisheye
Taken in Donna Seager's art gallery in San Rafael.
Canon Elan EOS
7E
Not a Pakon, Inc F135_PLUS
Made with the spines of self help books
Big Train Mascot Homer and Wyngate Elementary students take to the streets to raise awareness and Help the Homeless.
..at the Southport Mad Dog 10k
Now in its 3rd year, the Mad Dog Race goes from strength to strength having been twice voted the best 10K run in the country by runners world runners.
Please make donations at: main.acsevents.org/site/TR?px=1807587&pg=personal&...
See Jon at: www.flickr.com/photos/mybigredcouch/353143266/
and Jon will jump into the icey cold Alaska waters for us all!
Thank you!
Every photoshoot I try to do in my house involves a few extra "helpers" I don't always anticipate. Usually including one helper of the 120+-pound, black, furry kind, but not always.
[SOOC, f/1.6, ISO 1600, shutter speed 1/640, +2/3 EV]
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Roscoe fast asleep in the car! Me and my cousin Gretchen actually helped Chris and his mom move from San Jose to Fair Oaks, CA. We used a U-Haul truck and my cousin's car for our transportations. They were moving to Fair Oaks since Chris' mom got a new job there. We were headed to eat dinner at Red Robin at this time...
In summary of our long day: Me and my cousin Gretchen first went to Chris' old place and we helped move things out and into the U-Haul truck. Afterwards, we were on the road trip up to the Sacramento area towards Chris and his mom's new place. Their new place is located around the Fair Oaks/Citrus Heights, CA area. After the road trip, we arrived to their new place safely. The neighborhood is nice and peaceful. Then, we unpacked all their stuff from the U-Haul...quite a lot of work but it's a good workout! Then auntie treated us with dinner at Red Robin. After dinner, we went back to their place and rested a bit before heading back home to San Jose, CA during the very early morning hours. We had left the Fair Oaks area while it was still dark out. We had stopped for some donuts and hot cocoa for the road. It was a long day indeed but it was fun!
(Thursday, October 30, 2014)
At the end of life we will not be judged by how many diplomas we have received, how much money we have made, how many great things we have done.
We will be judged by "I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat, I was naked and you clothed me. I was homeless, and you took me in. ― Mother Teresa
I was out on the streets of Delhi when I saw this unfortunate man in the middle of a very busy shopping area. There is almost a dignity to his stillness. It is sad and humbling the way he is simply asking for help without any sense of entitlement.