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Ah, que bom seria se todas as pessoas pudessem viver e conviver com as diferenças, com a diversidade, numa boa, juntas, e felizes.
Ah, que bom seria se todas as pessoas soubessem respeitar o outro, sem se importar com a sua cor, sua religião ou qualquer outro traço que o torne diferente.
Ah, que bom seria se todas as pessoas se enxergassem como irmãos, sentissem prazer em compartilhar exatamente essas diferenças e assim se tornassem ainda mais diferentes e únicos, pela soma e nunca pela subtração.
Ah, que bom seria se todas as pessoas conseguissem viver juntos, respeitando o outro pelas suas diferenças: de cor, de forma, ou até por brilhar mais do que a maioria..
Assim, como nessa cesta de frutas...
Bjo.
Claudia Fernandes ®
November 6, 2014 - Mayor Martin Walsh attends the Unveiling ceremony for the "Overcoming Violence" billboard on Roxbury Street across from the Timilty School.
(Mayor's Office photo by Don Harney)
Closeup of an incoming breaker at the beach flowing over a coquina stone.
From my series of photographs of the beaches, piers, sky, waves, driftwood, and footprints in the sand along the Atlantic ocean in Florida...from my set: "The Ocean Atlantic." I have tried to bring a fresh perspective to beach and ocean photographs. I hope you enjoy my efforts.
From the set in my Photostream: "The Ocean Atlantic."
South Atlanta industrial area; Canon EOS-3 using Arax tilt-shift lens with Agfa Agfacolor 200 expired color film
November 6, 2014 - Mayor Martin Walsh attends the Unveiling ceremony for the "Overcoming Violence" billboard on Roxbury Street across from the Timilty School.
(Mayor's Office photo by Don Harney)
Without challenges, there would be no goals to set, nothing to overcome. It’s how achievements are envisioned...and realized. Whether personal achievements, those for your company, or for the fresh floral and produce community as a whole. Attendees heard from this number one NBA draft pick and basketball superstar, who overcame life challenges, managing a HIV diagnosis, to become a successful entrepreneur and cultivator of renewed, under-served communities. Earvin “Magic” Johnson’s life story and achievements demonstrated what’s possible when you harness your knowledge and take action. In this presentation, Johnson delivered a passionate message of how everyone can overcome challenges, stay focused on their goals, and make a powerful difference.
A portrait of Frederick Douglass. Montana Gold spray paints on an 11x14" canvas.
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Ethan is That Kid.
The one who will not go on roller coasters because he's too scared.
Lucky for him, I'm That Mom.
You know, the one who FORCES HER CHILD to go on the roller coaster because she knows that if he just tried it, he would love it.
He cried when I made him go on this one and I told him he'd thank me after he rode it.
And guess what?
He loved it and went on 6 times in a row.
Overcoming in Christ and living victoriously. www.PaulFDavis.com Facebook.com/speakers4inspiration Twitter.com/PaulFDavis.com Blessed by the message - donations to empower Paul to reach the poor overseas Paypal.com (RevivingNations@yahoo.com) with the message of overcoming in Christ to enjoy living victoriously.
Poonam, 10, (left) and her older sister Jyoti, 11, (right) are studying together inside their family's newly built home in Oriya Basti, one of the water-affected colonies in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, near the abandoned Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) industrial complex.
- 'Official Website of Poonam'
- 'Full PhotoShelter Gallery 2009-14'
> The full-time education of Poonam (12 in 2014) and her sister Jyoti, 13, is being solely sponsored by my long-term campaign on 'GoFundMe', and by the sale of 'Prints for Education'.
> If you feel passionate about Poonam's unique story of change through photography and social media, I kindly invite you to consider contributing directly to its continuation. Thank you very much for reading on.
Sometimes a picture has the power to turn fate around:
In August 2009, I began visiting urban colonies in the city of Bhopal, central India, to document the severe illnesses faced by children as a result of contaminated water. As a consequence to the 1984 tragedy, around 100,000 people are now chronically ill from the effects of the gas leak, while tainted drinking water has affected thousands more.
Toxic waste – buried around the former factory – has penetrated the underground aquifers, harming the health of nearby dwellers. As a grim result, children are increasingly faced by severe disorders. Living with his family in a rundown shack made of bare soil and cow dung, one such victim is Sachin, now 20, and suffering from leg paralysis.
On a fateful day, during one of my regular visits to his home, heavy rain began to fall. His youngest sister, Poonam, then 6, was revelling in the rain to curb the scorching summer heat.
I started taking pictures immediately.
A frame from that propitious moment was later assigned numerous recognitions, including a 5000 USD grant from ‘The Photographers Giving Back Awards’ - in Sweden - to implement a long-term plan for the wellbeing of Poonam, 11 in 2014, and designed to assist her family overcome extreme poverty.
Born ‘unlucky’, with a tiny sixth toe on each foot, her father superstitiously believed she brought misfortune upon their lives.
Today, Poonam dreams of becoming a teacher, like the ones practicing in her small private school, a short walk away from the family’s newly-built home – made of solid bricks. Along with her sister Jyoti, 12, she regularly attends lessons. (Year 5 Elementary in 2014-2015)
I have witnessed the passion that is moving this family along, and how a single possibility for change was able to spark in them such a vibrant enthusiasm for life.
Poonam’s fairytale is far from over: time after time, I intend to witness her blossoming into a teenager, an emancipated woman, and later into a loving wife and mother.
The people handcuffed on the roadway just below called out to him, "Hey, Bob Dylan! Sing us a song!" He obliged with "We Shall Overcome" and "Blowin' in the Wind."
Occupy Wall Street March -- Brooklyn Bridge
Copyright 2011 -- Thomas A. Lorenzen
On a rainy Thursday, a day before the area was snowblocked (leaving me stranded with my mum and brother, first at Granny’s tiny pensioners apartment, and then at the gracious newlyweds’ delightful abode) Paula Vance became Mrs. Jackie Hunter.
My (massive) Northern Irish family has been talking about little else for weeks now and the subject is not expected to drop from conversation for weeks to come.
"Status quo bias" is an emotional bias; a preference for the current state of affairs, even a fear of change. The current baseline state of affairs (or status quo) is taken as a comfortale reference point, and any change from that baseline is perceived as a loss. Innovation must overcome this bias.
November 6, 2014 - Mayor Martin Walsh attends the Unveiling ceremony for the "Overcoming Violence" billboard on Roxbury Street across from the Timilty School.
(Mayor's Office photo by Don Harney)
When work takes longer than anticipated, it is referred to as prolonged work, labor that stagnates, or labor that fails to advance. According to studies, this happens to about 8% of pregnant women. It may occur for a variety of causes. The American Pregnancy Association defines protracted labor as lasting more than 20 hours if it's the first delivery. According to individuals who have already given birth, failure to progress occurs when labor lasts more than 14 hours. Even while protracted labor during the early or latent period might be exhausting, problems are frequently avoided. Overcome Birth Difficulties And Complications with The Mother Child. Visit the website now!
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