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War memorial details -
Francis Allport born 1884, killed inaction July 1917
Charles Clewer born 1891, killed in action April 1918
Charles Alfred Finch, born 1883, killed in action April 1917
Henry Charles Finch, born 1876, killed in action August 1916
John Mason, born 1889, killed in action January 1917
Miz Smith,born 1885, killed in action July 1917
Ernest George Wright,born 1898, killed in action April 1917
- church of St Nicholas, Earls Croome, Worcestershire
Cas i think ran out of space. Went back but sadly a finished shot was not to be. So i settled for this. As was happening, in progress shot.
Jimmy The Idiot Boy nephew of George Liquor - American - cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi from the The Ren and Stimpy Show animation from the city of Decentville USA plastic action figure inaction toy toys comic book Spumco discipline that begets love pencil toppers
Taken circa 1980 Nikon F2 film plusX.
Esta igreja fica(va?) nos arredores de Passa Tres (RJ) não muito longe da antiga estrada para Angra dos Reis. Ela estava abandonada já naquela época. Procurei recentemente no site do IPHAN, mas não encontrei nenhuma referência a ela. Temo que ela já tenha vindo abaixo.
Jimmy The Idiot Boy nephew of George Liquor - American - cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi from the The Ren and Stimpy Show animation from the city of Decentville USA plastic action figure inaction toy toys comic book Spumco discipline that begets love pencil toppers
The fire at 18 Owens Landing Court was reported at 2:34 a.m. on Sunday, April 1.
Because the condominium was about 55 feet from the Susquehanna River, fire boats were dispatched; officials credited firefighters from the Susquehanna Hose Company and Charlestown Fire Company who battled the blaze from the water with limiting the damage to the three buildings surrounding the one that was engulfed by flames.
"Without their response to this incident, a much [higher] property loss would have been most probable and in turn could have put many more lives at risk," the fire marshal said in a statement.
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Jimmy The Idiot Boy nephew of George Liquor - American - cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi from the The Ren and Stimpy Show animation from the city of Decentville USA plastic action figure inaction toy toys comic book Spumco discipline that begets love pencil toppers
George Liquor - American - cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi from the The Ren and Stimpy Show animation from the city of Decentville USA plastic action figure inaction toy toys comic book Spumco George C Scott like discipline that begets love pencil toppers
Photo: Sergi Colomé
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 EX OS HSM DX
Rider: Etzel Foncillas
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Première loi de la robotique : Un robot ne peut porter atteinte à un être humain, ni, restant passif, permettre qu'un être humain soit exposé au danger.
[Isaac Asimov]
Nuit des Galeries 2009 - MUSEAAV ( Musée Usine Espace Art Actuel Virtuel ).
WHO:
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (CA- 12)
Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra (CA-34)
Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Joe Crowley (NY-14)
Assistant Democratic Leader Jim Clyburn (SC-06)
Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (MD-05)
On March 9, LGBTQ employees and allies who work for Pixar had sent a joint statement to the leadership at Walt Disney. They asserted that Disney executives removed “overtly gay affection” in movies made by the animation company. This protest followed the larger protest by employees who were extremely annoyed with their bosses for not taking action against the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill passed in Florida. Variety reports that there has been at least one step taken forward as a source close to the production of “Lightyear” which is Pixar’s next feature film said that a kiss between two characters, both of whom are women, had been earlier cut. Now, the scene has been restored.The movie features Buzz Lightyear and is a spinoff of Toy Story. The new version portrays a more realistic depiction of how Buzz Lightyear is trained. Chris Evans voices the role of Lightyear. The film shows how he protects the universe from villain Emperor Zurg. Employees of Pixar Animation had objected to the censorship of a scene where Hawthorne, voiced by Uzo Aduba, kisses her partner, who belongs to the sex as her. However, the scene has reportedly being added back before the scheduled release on June 17, 2022 in theaters near you.
An employee said that there was no debate about the portrayal of a same sex relationship in the film. What upset employees was the removal of the kiss scene as it indicated intimacy between two partners of the same sex.
www.cweb.com/pixar-restores-same-sex-kiss-in-lightyear-af...
Opening reception and performance (at 5pm) for Inaction, a new sculptural and performance-based installation by Brendan Fernandes.
Photography by Rich Marinelli
The rule of two thirds has been used. It looks edited but it is not. I had to bend a lot to get that wire straight.
KONICA MINOLTA DYNAX 5D
After a few years of inaction, I installed a new Li-ion NP-400 battery in my 2005 Konica Minolta DSLR Dynax 5D to replace the dead original one, and I did a small series of pictures with the two KM zoom lenses to re-evaluate the small Sony 6 MP CCD (still not a CMOS) sensor and optics.
The KM Dynax 5D was the latest DSLR body released by Konica Minolta before to be sold to SONY Corp.
Processing of the native RAW files using Lightroom/Luminar 2018.
Genay, Rhône, France.
I got active and saw the Climate Rally with parents joining school children taking time off to protest inaction on climate change. This is the union crowds, passing through Hyde Park North, The main Sydney rally was in The Domain at noon.
From The Science of Compliance
"... This is pretty interesting but I'm not sure about your example of Kitty Genovese. ... but I think it's one of "boy who cried wolf" more than "herd mentality"
From experience I say this is good example of compliance. The message in group situations like this is don't get involved!, I'm panicking, I'm scared, what can I do? - resulting in inaction instead of action. By the time they react it's too late.
Humans can be unreliable in terrible situations requiring some kind of measured response when confronted with emergency situations. They do one of three things - fight, flight or freeze. Most reacting to their base level of training - that is, freeze. I've seen it first hand - they either freeze or move away, eyes averted. It still haunts me today. You can see the people who are trained. They are the ones reacting and running forward towards the trouble.
Reaction, doing something requires you to cast aside compliance and do what needs to be done regardless of the consequences, social or otherwise cf: "Stockdale Paradox"
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George Liquor - American - cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi from the The Ren and Stimpy Show animation from the city of Decentville USA plastic action figure inaction toy toys comic book Spumco George C Scott like discipline that begets love pencil toppers
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi
Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra (D-CA)
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), Co-Chair, House Democratic Steering & Policy Committee
Congressman Dan Kildee (D-MI)
Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA)
Me and my lunch companion (G7X) went for a lunch walk today. This particular blossom did require my attention. I did have to geneflect before I aligned my camera for this shot. Such a beauty, a wonder and now a charished memory.
-rc
“The price of inaction is far greater than the cost of making a mistake.”
-Meister Eckhart
Circular Silo story’s
of ignorance personified
provide proof in tangible
witnessed failing’s
for future generations
from inaction’s choice’s
of countries limited resources
greedy gobbling
minerals, materials
so shinny in digital age who became
bandits of basic brave abandonment
from Scientific discoveries
betrayed in re-elections
CHICAGO – December 12, 2012. Governor Pat Quinn today was joined by Illinois college students to discuss how inaction on pension reform is threatening Monetary Award Program (MAP) college scholarships and access to higher education in Illinois. One after one, the students made clear how access to higher education changed their lives and prepared them for a job and career. Today’s event is part of the governor’s ongoing effort to educate and activate the people of Illinois to push for pension reform as he continues to work with legislators on the issue. MAP grants are need-based college scholarships that provide students with merit who are in need across Illinois with the opportunity to attend a higher education institution. These grants help cover tuition and fee costs at approved universities and colleges in Illinois, and do not need to be repaid by the student. 18,000 students lost their MAP grant scholarships this year because of budget reductions to education. Currently, only half of eligible MAP grant applicants are able to receive the aid they need to attend college.
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13 - Oct - 2013:
We had our road resurfaced this weekend.
We all had to park somewhere else, and they never turned up on the Friday. They started on the satruday but couldn;t finish on the Sunday because it rained.
It's down now, even though it does look a little cheap and rough
WHO:
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (CA- 12)
Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra (CA-34)
Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Joe Crowley (NY-14)
Assistant Democratic Leader Jim Clyburn (SC-06)
Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (MD-05)
A frozen statement on global climate change and inaction by the public and the Canadian government, while participating in the 2009 Polar Bear Swim in Vancouver, BC, Canada. What better time to raise the issue of the imminent threat facing Polar Bears (and the other environmental and societal impacts of climate change) than at the Polar Bear Swim?
Pickets near the U.S. Capitol on First Street SE in Washington, D.C. protest Senate inaction on banning poll taxes May 16, 1944.
Poll taxes (a tax levied when voting in an election) were imposed in many Southern states as one of several methods to minimize African American voters. Laws typically excluded from the tax anyone whose father and/or grandfather, had voted prior to the Civil War—assuring that African Americans were subject to the tax and most white Southerners were not.
The broad-based National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax (NCAPT) spearheaded ultimately unsuccessful efforts to end the tax from 1940-48. Pickets and protests were rare during World War II, but civil rights demonstrations were fairly common as activists sought to link the fight against fascism to the fight to end Jim Crow.
The House of Representatives passed a bill in 1945, but Senate inaction killed it. Leaders of the 1940s effort to abolish the poll tax included Virginia Durr, a leader of the interracial Southern Conference on Human Welfare; Mary McLeod Bethune of the Bethune-Cookman College; and U.S. Rep. Vito Marcantonio who often took positions similar to the U.S. Communist Party. The NCAPT disbanded in 1948 as anti-communist hysteria began sweeping the country.
Any poll tax imposed in federal elections was outlawed with the 24th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ratified in 1964 as the modern civil rights movement gained momentum. Poll taxes in state elections were outlawed by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1966.
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Photographer is unknown. The image is an auction find.