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The light on the harbour is particularly lovely today. I took this at 5pm.
Tuesday, 28th August 2018.
Technical Director of Machatel Loubnan Charbel Hobeika(R) explains to farmers the way in cutting green branches on fruit and nut trees in the village of Rahbeh, north of Beirut on July 17, 2013. PHOTO AFP © EU/NEIGHBOURHOOD INFO CENTRE
One of the two pairs of earrings I bought at the Polish Christmas market on Saturday.
I was not able to get an unblurry shot.
Tuesday, 20th November 2018.
Monday, Christie and I went to our next baby class: breastfeeding. Actually (and, to be honest, surprisingly) it was a lot of fun and we both learned a lot.
While taking a quick break, I jogged down to the restrooms and noticed that at every intersection, the hospital had this intense safety mirrors so you could see who was coming around the corner. I thought they were neat, hence this photo.
The lobby of my office building as I left work this evening. It looks more like autumn than spring but that's because of the Wellington spring winds.
Wednesday, 7th November 2018.
I was desperately trying to leave the house to get to work in morning. I had dressed her, turned my back and, well...
edited with wham bam, (decreased the opacity to 40%), giddy and creamy soy late.
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San Francisco residents enjoyed an impromptu show on May 14 and 15 when The Karma Underground or TKU and KarmaBlast unleashed the second installment of their projection series. The non-profit organization is on a mission to attract wider attention to human rights violations in Tibet using art.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2012/07/22/projection-hijack-project/
All photos by Birdman for Warholian.
Hartlepool College of Further Education has a long established history of producing the best in Engineering students supporting the industry on a local and national level – and the standards of the students continues to improve.
Here are photos of just some of the 100+ Projects on display during the event,
Dreams from the ABC Open Dreambox at the Goonellabah Indigenous sports and fun day, July 15, 2011, on the NSW north coast.
Thanks to ABC Open contributor Shannon Ashton-Martin who assisted on the day.
North Coast Dreambox events are supported by Southern Cross University.
This yucca has grown far too big in a very few years. It's too close the house to remain so I shall try to find a new home for it 'free to anyone who will come and dig it out'.
Friday, 4th August 2017.
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My friend's cats have kindly allowed me to have a small part of the spare bed. Millar is on my legs, Smudge is on my tummy and Misty is sitting on the pillow, next to my head.
Saturday, 10th August 2019.
Razor with two blades - $7.99.
Two replacement blades - $11.99.
That's crazy. I only needed blades, but I bought a new razor instead as it was $4 cheaper.
Wednesday, 22nd May 2019.
Second and third-graders at Bryan's Fannin Elementary School receive backpacks filled with educational toys and games from members of the Business Student Council.
[Photo: Nicholas Roznovsky/Mays Communications]
Outside Wellington Railway Station. There is always something going on, something being sold, something being advertised or promoted. Today we have the pillars disguised as Christmas candy canes, banners advertising a Capital Christmas and people advertising a shop's change of name.
Friday, 4th December 2015 at 8.34am
The Yellow Bike program establishes a healthy means of transportation through the use of bicycles. New, old, and used bicycles are collected and brought to a working and safe condition. When ridable, these bikes will be painted yellow and distributed throughout campus. A Yellow Bike is never to be locked up. Instead an individual is allowed to ride the bike to their destination then leave it at a bike rack for another individual to ride.
The goals of a Yellow Bike project:
- Promote a healthy lifestyle
- Promote a cleaner mode of transportation
- Have fewer vehicles driving around campus
- Provide a fun and quick way to move around campus