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My Thai Tattoo with Mr. Heng in Bangkok, Thailand - dragon with zodiac, power protection, and secret spells
2020 Grand Central Terminal Railroad Train Station 42nd Street in New York City 04/17/2020 NYC stone nude nudes classical clocks tower gargoyle gargoyles public art sculpture statue sculptures myth myths mythology mythological medical during Coronavirus Protection Medical distancing in Clinton Neighborhood Coronavirus COVID-19 roof above entrance Clock and Statues of Mercury / Hermes above Entrance
Shot using the Johnnyopticon, a homemade Lensbaby clone consisting of a 58mm DCX and a -235mm NMN, connected to the camera using a flexible mount made from a bicycle inner tube. Shot wide open (f/ 1.8)
There are several different methods for protecting hydrangeas. I’m going to use 2 of them. The first method will be used on my large mature hydrangeas. I’m wrapping them with burlap and stuffing the burlap with leaves. This should insulate the stems from the cold and keep the deer out.
for more info: chiotsrun.com/2009/11/22/protecting-hydrangeas-from-winte...
If these trees don't make it, it won't be due to a lack of bamboo poles protecting them.
This planting is in a park next to Sankey Tank reservoir in Bangalore, India
While in Stockholm we went out to the Archipelago and on our return trip I spotted this Coast Guard Vessel tied up along side the station.
Eighty-five paramount chiefs from all over South Sudan are gathering in the country’s capital Juba at a-three-day capacity building workshop aimed at increasing their knowledge and skills towards being able to implement an Action Plan signed in 2020, aimed at protecting children and preventing six grave violations against children in armed conflict in South Sudan.
The United Nation’s Mission in South Sudan’s Child Protection Unit (CPU) identified this group as being influencers at the grassroot level and enlightening them is important to help protect the country’s children.
It is alleged that the chiefs have been a force behind mobilization of fighters, including children, in situations of conflict, and have also allowed military use of schools, amongst other issues that encourage child rights violations including denial of humanitarian assistance.
The workshop is organized by UNMISS in collaboration with UNICEF and Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration.
Peacekeepers from the UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) observe the Line of Control that separates the two countries near Bhimbar. (Pakistan, 2005)
Photo/Evan Schneider
Computer keyboard with blue ransomware protection button. For attribution please link to www.comparitech.com/ Thanks!
Truck 34 (T34), an American LaFrance/LTI tiller truck from the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, sits outside at Station 34.
The First batch of Regional Protection Force is to arrive in Juba, in the next few weeks, said Under Secretary-General (USG) Hervé Ladsous.
Speaking at the Press conference, Ladsous stressed, “We are working actively on it. We did loose time because there is slowness in getting clearance and authorization here.”
However, the USG said that the UN is speeding things up for the coming of forces, “we are sparing no effort to speed it up, in next few week to see the first bangle of Protection Force in Juba.”
Ladsous told press that that the solution to the problems facing the country has to be a political one. He said that the United Nations and the humanitarian community must be supported in their efforts.
Under Secretary-General (USG) Ladsous together with the USG designate Jean-Pierre Lacroix, arrived in the country on Monday, for a two-day official visit.
Photo: UNMISS/Isaac Billy