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I tried to get a picture of the short choppy bits on top, but the light is too harsh. Actually it looks better from this angle.
Integrity seems to be a recurring theme this past week. I attended a leadership symposium on ethical leadership, the Smeal College of Business is hosting integrity week, and yesterday's news of the scandal committed by a Penn State staff member has tainted the Penn State image. Throughout all of these events this week, it is apparent that there are infinite shades of gray when it comes to ethical dilemmas. My hope is that Penn State is educating students to be global citizens that not only follow their legal obligations, but lead their lives in a way that is upstanding in every way so that our alma mater can ring true, "May no act of ours bring shame, to one heart that loves thy name..."
According to the internet, this ship was recently retrofitted to conduct Submarine cable installation and repair, ROV support, and marine survey.
Seen leaving Alberni Inlet.
I preordered an Integrity Toys Homme body on their direct store and decided to buy their Dynamite Girls A-Tone body cuz hey it was half price (IT said they would receive the body late Jan but I’ve heard nothing yet). From what I saw online A Tone was usually IT’s second or third most dark skin tone so I hoped I could articulate one of my painted body dolls.
Unfortunately, it’s nowhere near the skin tone of my vintage Live Action Christie.
It’s closer to the Grace/Kara skin tone (Afra and light black) but it’s a lot less orange.
In the end I chose to put my late 70s/early 80s Malibu Christie on here since she has the same issue with being too grey for modern dolls. My Pink N’ Pretty Christie from 1981 is the exact same skin tone so I guess IT (light) A-tone would match the 80s AA mattel dolls.
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Quick pics - I like her a lot! Even the bump, which I absolutely hated when I saw the first pics.
Dress by Habilis, shoes by Integrity
22 May 2012 - (Left/Right) Daniel Karam Toumeh, Director-General of the Mexican Institute of Social Security; Jean-Marc Vittori, Editorial Writer at Les Echos, France; Richard A. Boucher, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD; Cobus de Swardt, Managing Director of Transparency International.
OECD, Paris, France.
Photo : OECD / Julien DANIEL
bulk carrier
Detroit, Michigan, USA / Windsor, Ontario, Canada
flag: United States [US]
owner: American Steamship Co.
built: 1978
length: 1000ft
ex names:
Lewis Wilson Foy 1978-1991
Oglebay Norton 1991-2006
...that I'll die living just a free as my hair.
This looks totally different from the other photo of Jasper I took, I still love it though.
This old oak tree which stands high on a ridge above the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Jefferson National Forest is so filled with character that every time I am in the area I have to stop to admire it! You really need to view this image large to know its character…
I wish you all could join me to see this area in person!!!
In the run up to the launch of the Global Judicial Integrity Network in 2018, UNODC held its preparatory meeting for Europe on 24 and 25 August 2017, bringing together a diverse group of justice officials and associations from over 20 countries from across the region.
Following similar activities held in Asia and South America in 2016, and ahead of meetings for Africa planned for later in 2017, the two-day discussion offered a forum to exchange good practices and challenges in judicial integrity, as well as expectations of the Network once it goes live.
More at www.unodc.org/judicial-integrity