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🇬🇧The common question is: “Why I need to use social media on daily basic?”
1. you grow up by writting down your thought
2. you will find new friends
3. you will see your thought front of you
4. you get new clients
5. you get new colleagues
6. you earn money
7. you gets new ideas
8. you will learn patience
9. you will be friend with new world
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🇸🇰najčastejšia otázka je: “prečo mám používať sociálne média každý deň?”
1. osobnostný rast, tým že píšeš svoje myšlienky
2. nájdeš nových kamošov
3. uvidiíš svoje myšlienky pred sebou
4. budeš mať nových klientov
5. budeš mať nových kolegov
6. zarobíš peniaze
7. dostaneš nové myšlienky
8. naučíš sa trpezlivosti
9. skamarátiš sa s novým svetom.
A two piece sculpture about 32 inches tall.
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This is the winter coloring pattern. In the summer pattern the hind wing is much darker.
"In all affairs it's a healthy thing now and then to hang a question mark on the things you have long taken for granted."
Bertrand Russell
I'm looking for someone willing to do my ads for me, or at least the photos for me. They wouldn't be over edited (just fixing of the face and hairs) I just want them to be nice, with shadows and such. Of course nothing over the top that would falsely advertise the item or anything. And being able to obviously tell what item is for sale is a must.
I won't be paying in Ls for the photos but rather you get everything made in my store and all future releases for FREE. I will pay for the upload of the ads so you don't lose any money.
Interested in doing this for me?
Send me a FLICKR MAIL.
Please include a example or link me to an example of how you would show off an item or edit an ad. If you are willing, try and edit one wearing one of my items! If not, you can always do it with an item from another store. Just make sure this is included somewhere in the ad;
-Name of item
-Permissions
-if appliers are included, add that as well.
Again, I'm only taking applications through FLICKR MAIL. Name the message "Ataxia Ad Editor Application"
And btw Im aiming to release an item a week, plus any events I participate in. And my goal release date is Friday AROUND 4-6pm SLT
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Pourquoi la question religieuse est-elle, selon vous, aux sources de la hiérarchie des sexes ?
Question énorme, qui engage l’analyse de ce qui a organisé les sociétés humaines d’aussi loin qu’on les connaisse. Vous me permettrez de résumer grossièrement un phénomène particulièrement compliqué. Le problème constitutif des sociétés, c’est d’assurer leur continuité dans le temps, indépendamment du fait que leurs membres ne cessent de se renouveler dans le cycle des morts et des naissances. Les religions ont répondu à ce problème en plaçant l’organisation collective dans la dépendance d’un fondement surnaturel et intangible.
Mais cette perpétuation culturelle exige évidemment le support de la reproduction biologique. Or celle-ci passe par les femmes qui font les enfants. C’est là que se joue leur subordination, dans l’appropriation sociale de cette puissance cruciale et sa soumission à l’impératif plus élevé de continuité culturelle, reporté du côté des hommes. La « valence différentielle des sexes » dont parle Françoise Héritier a été fonction de cette production de la transcendance temporelle des sociétés.
Dans quelle mesure la fin de la domination masculine est-elle liée à la « sortie de la religion » ?
La sortie de la religion, bien comprise comme sortie de l’organisation religieuse des sociétés, a consisté pour une part essentielle dans une objectivation du cadre collectif et de son mécanisme de perpétuation qui a permis l’émancipation des individus en général, hommes et femmes confondus. Car la domination masculine n’était qu’un des visages de l’assujettissement de tous à ces impératifs du fonctionnement social. Les dominants étaient eux-mêmes dominés par un système de rôles qui s’imposait à eux. Aussi, dans l’ensemble, sont-ils loin de se plaindre de cette perte de leur position privilégiée.
Le phénomène touche-t-il uniquement l’Occident ?
Comme la sortie de la religion en général, le phénomène a son foyer actif en Occident, mais il rayonne à l’échelle du globe, avec des effets contradictoires d’attraction et de répulsion. Il rencontre partout des échos, il suscite le désir, il éveille des vocations, à l’instar des autres aspects de la modernité occidentale. Mais dans la mesure où il est aussi très déstabilisant pour des sociétés qui continuent de fonctionner largement sur un mode traditionnel, il provoque des crispations et des rejets. La partie n’est pas jouée, mais il n’y a pas de lieu de la planète où elle ne soit engagée.
La fin du paternalisme est-elle aussi la fin d’une certaine structure, idée ou représentation de la famille ?
Les deux phénomènes sont inséparables. La domination masculine qui se concrétisait dans la figure du père allait de pair avec une vision bien définie du statut et du rôle de la famille. Celle-ci était l’institution primordiale chargée de la fabrique du social, le creuset où s’opérait, grâce à la hiérarchie des sexes et des générations, l’articulation de la reproduction biologique et de la reproduction culturelle. C’est sur elle que reposait la perpétuation collective sous la forme de la continuité des lignées. Ce que traduisait la formule fameuse qui l’érigeait en « cellule de base de la société ».
Il ne reste rien de cette ancienne fonction. La famille n’est plus une institution dans la rigueur du terme, dont le père serait le « chef ». Elle est une association privée de personnes égales en vue de leur épanouissement affectif. Aussi est-elle plus populaire qu’elle ne l’a jamais été. Elle était un lieu de fortes contraintes sociales. Elle est devenue un havre de libertés intimes.
N’y a-t-il pas une chance à saisir pour les hommes d’inventer une
On Tuesday, December 27, 2016, Six Medal of Honor recipients were the guests of honor at the Military Bowl college football game. The Veterans spent time speaking with cadets from military service academies and participated in a question and answer session before taking part in the official coin toss at the game between Wake Forest and Temple Universities.
For many college students, driving a Mercedes Benz convertible is a special occasion. But it’s even more special when your passenger is an American hero. Cadets and midshipmen from military service academies – U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy – had the privilege of escorting seven Medal of Honor recipients throughout the 2016 Military Bowl activities. They drove the Medal of Honor recipients in the parade, mingled with them at a reception at the Naval Academy stadium, and accompanied them down to the football field for the game’s opening coin toss. “It was not so much about the car, honestly. It was just having the time and being able to be along for the ride, as everybody continued to say, ‘Oh, that’s a Medal of Honor recipient! Oh, that’s such a great thing!’” said Chris Wilson, a “firstie” at the U.S. Air Force Academy, in his final year of instruction. Wilson drove Harvey C. “Barney” Barnum, Jr. in the parade. Barnum, a Marine Corps Veteran, was awarded for heroism in action at Ky Phu, Quang Tin Province, Republic of Vietnam, in December 1965. “The comments along the route were something, weren’t they?” said Barnum. “It’s just amazing to see. For you sir, I didn’t see it faze you. You thought of it as thanking others for their service, for their time. And I can’t ever forget that,” said Wilson. “That was the most expensive equipment I’ve ever had to take care of,” said Wilson of the Mercedes Benz convertible, in which he drove Barnum down the parade route. But it will only be the most expensive equipment he handles until he commissions in May and heads to pilot training. While they spent time together throughout the day, Barnum imparted some leadership knowledge on the future military officer. “Being a senior, he’s ready to go out and put on gold bars. The whole thing I tell them all is never be afraid to try something. If it doesn’t work, stop, back up and try something else. Don’t ever quit. Take the word ‘failure’ out of your vocabulary,” said Barnum. The idea of having cadets and midshipmen be a part of the military bowl happened when John Pomeroy, a 1970 Air Force Academy graduate, made the connection in 2011. He found out what the Military Bowl was doing with the Medal of Honor recipients and thought it would be a great opportunity for the service academy students to get to hear their stories first hand. “It’s fun for both sides. The Medal of Honor recipients enjoy the young men and women in uniform. They enjoy interacting with them. It seems to be an experience they don’t normally get during the year. For the cadets and midshipmen, it’s just inspirational for them. I know one West Point student said this was one of the most motivating experiences he’s had at West Point. They seem to thrive off this type of environment,” said Pomeroy. Throughout the day the cadets and midshipmen got to hear from Medal of Honor recipients who served in conflicts that spanned over 75 years. Like Hershel Woodrow “Woody” Williams, a Marine Corps Veteran and the last living Medal of Honor recipient from the Battle of Iwo Jima in World War II. Or the most recent recipient, Edward C. Byers, Jr., Senior Chief, Special Warfare Operator (SEAL), U.S. Navy. Byers, who is still serving on active duty, was awarded for heroism in action in Qarghah’i District of Laghman Province, Afghanistan. And Florent A. Groberg, awarded for heroism in action in Asadabad, Kunar Province, Afghanistan in 2012. No matter which conflict they served in, there was a common message that they imparted to the future generation. Work hard. Don’t take shortcuts. Don’t get complacent. Rely on your training. Serve with pride and humility. “Stay out of your comfort zone as much as possible. The more you stay out of your comfort zone the more you grow as a person,” said Byers. “These are the individuals that I’m going to be looking for to support my country when I can’t do anything about it, and really, to lead the way for my children as they grow older….It’s a great responsibility and they have to understand that. And they do.” ~ Medal of Honor recipient Florent Groberg. As past generations look to the future military leaders, they pass the torch that has been burning since the founding of our country. “These are the individuals that I’m going to be looking for to support my country when I can’t do anything about it, and really, to lead the way for my children as they grow older. They’re going to be protecting me. They’re going to be protecting my family. It’s a great responsibility and they have to understand that. And they do. They made a decision at a young age to really be elite,” said Groberg. “I love it because I look back and know what they’re going to be going through, and I wish I could do it all over again. You know, the future of our country lies in their hands. Us guys are getting a little gray; we gotta be able to pass on the authority and responsibility. And that’s what the military is all about. Whether it’s for three or 30 years, your life is going to change,” said Barnum. VA Blog post by Melissa Heintz. VA photos by Robert Turtil
I asked one of the wardens how many new Grey Seal recruits had been born to date this year and the reply was that at the last last count (at the weekend) there had been 1999. I'm sure more had been born since because there were signs of fresh afterbirth dotted about.
Female Grey Seals usually give birth to their pups in mid November at Donna Nook but, for some reason, this year the event has been approximately a week later than expected.
The beggar who was at the door of the temple (and requested his photo not be taken) asked me why the temple doors are closed between 12pm and 5pm. Shouldn't God be accessible at least during the waking hours (5am to 9pm). What if people wanted to pray between 12pm and 5pm? Should they just go back home with a sad heart? I had no answer.
President Cyril Ramaphosa responds to Questions for Oral Reply in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP). President Ramaphosa used the opportunity to provide updates on the damage to public infrastructure during the COVID-19 lockdown, progress in the implementation of the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, preparations for local government elections, and the implementation of the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide. [Photo:GCIS]
Sen. John Glenn answers questions at a NASA Tweetup event celebrating Glenn's legacy and 50 years of americans in orbit held at the Cleveland State University Wolstein Center on Friday, March 3, 2012 in Cleveland, Ohio. Glenn became the first American to orbit Earth in 1962. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)
Check out my review of the set on Eurobricks: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/187498-r...
His is a deisgn for Middle School Series "QUESTIONS" This going to be a 8ftx8ft print used as the backdrop for the stage. Any suggestions appreciated.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson listens to a reporter's question at a joint press conference with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow, Russia, on April 12, 2017. [State Department photo/ Public Domain]
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Question Mark. Aus der Serie „Satzzeichen“ 2014
Rotierende Skulptur aus Lianen Findling, fluoriszierendes Klebeband, schwarze Totenkopf Büchse und Schwarz Licht
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2014
James Mattise, questions from the audience
James River Filmmakers Forum held on Saturday, February 23 at 8 p.m. at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, 1812 W. Main Street. Admission is free. Donations encouraged.
The lineup:
• Robert Massa (visiting filmmaker from NC) – The Box (4 minutes)
• Paul Hugins (visiting filmmaker from Alexandria) – Applications (8 minutes)
• James Mattise – As Best I Can Remember (12 minutes)
• Nils Westergard / Daniel Ardura – William (15 minutes)
• John Cappello – Cain (15 minutes)
• Christine Stoddard / David Fuchs – The Persistence of Poe (22 minutes)
jamesriverfilm.org/event/james-river-filmmakers-forum-2/
info@jamesriverfilm.org
Song by the Killers. I previously posted a similar photo using other photos in the background. www.flickr.com/photos/27932019@N07/5983094614/in/photolis... The photos in the background are from the classic photo album, The Family of Man. I recently revisited that photo shoot and discovered a few other photos I took that day and decided I like this background as well. Taken 7/2011. Link to song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIZdjT1472Y PS BTW There is a debate concerning the lyrics. Some say the question is "are we denser" but Wiki lands on the side of dancer.
Question Mark. Aus der Serie „Satzzeichen“ 2014
Rotierende Skulptur aus Lianen Findling, fluoriszierendes Klebeband, schwarze Totenkopf Büchse und Schwarz Licht
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2014
Three hundred Pontypridd students to put politicians on the spot
03 November 2011
Four National Assembly Members will be put on the spot on Friday 4 November when around 300 sixth-form students take part in a “Question Time” event at Hawthorn High School in Pontypridd.
Mick Antoniw AM, Andrew RT Davies AM, Eluned Parrot AM and Leanne Wood AM will be questioned by the students – who are from three Pontypridd secondary schools - on topics including recycling, health, the economy, education and the environment.
The event will be chaired by Dilwyn Young-Jones, South Wales Education Outreach Officer for the National Assembly.
www.assemblywales.org/newhome/new-news-fourth-assembly.ht...
Gwleidyddion i gael eu holi gan 300 o fyfyrwyr o Bontypridd
3 Tachwedd 2011
Ddydd Gwener 4 Tachwedd, bydd 300 o fyfyrwyr chweched dosbarth yn holi pedwar Aelod Cynulliad mewn digwyddiad yn Ysgol Uwchradd Hawthorn ym Mhontypridd.
Bydd y myfyrwyr, sy’n dod o dair ysgol uwchradd ym Mhontypridd, yn holi Mick Antoniw AC, Andrew RT Davies AC, Eluned Parrot AC a Leanne Wood AC ar bynciau a fydd yn cynnwys ailgylchu, iechyd, yr economi, addysg a’r amgylchedd.
Caiff y digwyddiad ei gadeirio gan Dilwyn Young-Jones, swyddog allgymorth addysg y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol yn ne Cymru.
www.assemblywales.org/cy/newhome/new-news-fourth-assembly...