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I used my macro lens to shoot some of the photos of this lovely snail. I love the bokeh of his shell and would like to share with you.
Wish you all the best!
BicycleWORKS is moving to its new location. Today, about 35 volunteers moved 8,453 pounds of bike-related items by bicycle to the new location, three-miles away.
Mike Africa of the MOVE organization held a press conference to make demands of University of Pennsylvania and city officials concerning the remains of MOVE children and adults killed in 1985 by Philadelphia police.
Mike Africa and city councilmember Jamie Gauthier (3rd District) are calling on the University of Pennsylvania's museum to return the remains of Delisha Africa, a 12-year-old girl who was killed in the 1985 city bombing of a MOVE home in Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek neighborhood.
Mike Africa said at Monday’s press conference in Gauthier’s office that he will ask for the return of Delisha Africa’s remains to her mother or her sister, Yvonne Orr-El, who also spoke.
“We want full transparency and accountability of the actions of Penn Museum, Princeton and Smithsonian in their involvement in receiving, examining and using our family’s remains as teaching tools and fundraising materials,” he said.
Africa demanded the arrest of Penn anthropologists Alan Mann and Janet Monge for “using the remains of young Black girls who died such tragic and public deaths, to make YouTube videos and allowing students to write dissertations about their body parts, without the consent of their family members.”
Africa also called for the release of Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Through scientific innovation and artistic and cultural inspiration, Water Moves Michigan State University to address the most important water problems facing societies across the globe.
Here is the packed truck when we opened it. Not very professional. I am glad we only had to unload it.
Mike Africa of the MOVE organization held a press conference to make demands of University of Pennsylvania and city officials concerning the remains of MOVE children and adults killed in 1985 by Philadelphia police.
Mike Africa and city councilmember Jamie Gauthier (3rd District) are calling on the University of Pennsylvania's museum to return the remains of Delisha Africa, a 12-year-old girl who was killed in the 1985 city bombing of a MOVE home in Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek neighborhood.
Mike Africa said at Monday’s press conference in Gauthier’s office that he will ask for the return of Delisha Africa’s remains to her mother or her sister, Yvonne Orr-El, who also spoke.
“We want full transparency and accountability of the actions of Penn Museum, Princeton and Smithsonian in their involvement in receiving, examining and using our family’s remains as teaching tools and fundraising materials,” he said.
Africa demanded the arrest of Penn anthropologists Alan Mann and Janet Monge for “using the remains of young Black girls who died such tragic and public deaths, to make YouTube videos and allowing students to write dissertations about their body parts, without the consent of their family members.”
Africa also called for the release of Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Saw a hawk (rough-legged, I think) hovering in the same spot for, like, 5 minutes near Beaverhead Rock. So I pulled over and got out the camera, pumped up the ISO, and started shooting. Then he moved over to near the lake and I just happened to be lucky in that there were crepuscular rays behind and the framing and focus worked out ok. Suggestions?
Hundreds of new students moved into their respective dorm rooms Saturday with the help of dozens of residential advisors and Pomona staff members. With most new students moved in by noon, families shared a meal at Frank Dining Hall before students met with members of the Orientation Team, their resident advisors or their sponsors to make first connections with the Pomona community. The Class of 2029 took a class photo on the steps of Carnegie Hall in the afternoon, then did the traditional Through the Gates with President G. Gabrielle Starr, entering through the College gates for the first time.