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Au bord du Nil elle s'est penchée
Agenouillée pour tout laver
Ce linge dont elle sait s'occuper
Comme des soins de la maisonnée
On l'a dit droite et courageuse
Cette femme, mère et prieuse
Comment être autrement pieuse
Sa vie la dessine généreuse
Le don de soi, le don de tout
De ses désirs un peu trop fous
Le don de sa féminité
Celle qu'elle ne peut dévoiler
Un regard, souffle de respect
Ses yeux sont demeurés coquets
Peu importe ce qu'elle revêt
Elle a un charme plus que parfait
L'ai regardée, bien observée
Je l'ai vraiment tout d'suite aimée
Elle porte en elle la dignité
De toutes ces femmes voilées
(Sue 2010)
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By respected architect J McIntyre Henry, 1900-1904. 3-storey and basement Edwardian Palladian former County buildings on a key city centre site. Ashlar, with channelled rustication to ground. Angle Ionic pilasters. Gibbsian surrounds, alternate segmental-arched pediments. Some Venetian windows.
Lavishly decorated interior with many original features. Marble-pilastered entrance hall with timber columned screen. Wide stair with decorative metal balustrade and timber handrail leading to square, marble-floored upper hall with central viewing well and round-arched arcading with marble Ionic columns and pilasters. Coved ceiling with decorative carved frieze with Classical figures. Large barrel-vaulted room with richly decorative plasterwork to ceiling and dentilled cornice. Corniced walnut panelling with Corinthian pilasters and pedimented doorpiece. Windows with fluted Corinthian pilaster architraves. Other rooms with timber panelling, timber fire surrounds and overmantels. 6-panel timber doors throughout.
A richly decorated building situated in a prominent site in the city. Richly embellished, externally and internally. Of particular interest is the lavish Edwardian interior with its abundance of marble, fine plaster and timberwork. The romantic foliate and figurative iron balustrade to the principal staircase is particularly evocative of the period and of exceptionally high quality.
James McIntyre Henry (1852-1929) practised in Edinburgh and had commissions mostly in Edinburgh and the Lothians. His output included public buildings, churches and private houses.
Model: Jin Cha
Jin Cha - Model Mayhem #709908
Coogan Photo - Model Mayhem #518290
Location: I can't say where but, many thanks to the owners of the house for allowing permission to shoot there.
Lighting: Strobes fired with Pocket Wizards.
Exposure: 200 ISO, 1/500th @ f/11
• Model standing in open shade. Sun over her right shoulder for hair light.
• Main light: Camera left, Medium Chimera w/(2) Nikon SB800's @ 1/2 power.
• Tree lights: (3) Nikon SB26's @ 1/2 power to fill the shadow area.
Many thanks to the two Strobist assistants on the shoot
John Groseclose aka iaincaradoc and Lou Mangino - Model Mayhem #692345
Make-up Artist: Kathryn Lawrence - Model Mayhem #573450
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No matter what job we all do, we have to respect and deserve respect. Two landscape workers in KLCC Suria Park.
Cobh Ramblers 1 - 1 UCD
SSE Airtricity League Division 1
23/7/16
St. Colman's Park, Cobh
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“He that would look with contempt on the pursuits of the farmer, is not worthy the name of a man”
-Henry Ward Beecher
A portrait of my late grandma's youngest brother - a true son of the soil; a gentleman who has spent his entire life devoted to farming his small piece of land. A quiet man who has led a life imbued with principles, dignity and small joys though not wholly devoid of its share of sorrows.
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15th September 2013, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Exactly one week after a powerful earthquake struck Sichuan Province, China began a three-day national mourning for the tens of thousands of people killed on May 12. The national flag was flown at half mast across the country including Tian'anmen Square in downtown Beijing. All public amusements including movie theatres, nightclubs, and other such activities were suspended for three days from Monday. The Government ordered a nationwide display of respect for the dead.
The public stood in silence for three minutes at 2:28 pm on Monday 19 May, a week after the time the deadly quake hit, while air-raid sirens were sounded. And on Sunday, China Seismological Bureau Sunday revised the magnitude of the earthquake from 7.8 to 8.0 on the Richter scale.
The confirmed death toll from the disaster has risen to 32,476 and the toll would possibly rise to more than 50,000 as many, still buried in rubble, are feared dead. A further 220,000 were injured. During the days of mourning, the torch relay for the Beijing Olympic Games will be suspended to mourn the quake victims.
In Sichuan, the death toll in Deyang and Mianyang cities of Sichuan province hit 10,341 and 11,874 respectively. A further 4,156 in Chengdu, 2,586 in Guangyuan, 2,871 in Aba and 23 in Ya'an died. Outside Sichuan, the death toll was 364 in Gansu Province, 113 in Shaanxi Province, 16 in Chongqing Municipality, two in Henan Province, one in Yunnan Province, one in Hubei Province, and one in Hunan Province.
So far, 10.8 billion yuan (US$1.5 billion) has been received from donors at home and abroad for those affected by the earthquake. These include 8.9 billion yuan in cash and 1.9 billion yuan worth of relief materials.
In Nanning city, where I live, thousands of people gathered on Monday evening to light candles in Minzu (Nationality) Square. People also waved flags, sang the national anthem and chanted, “Go China Go!” and “Rebuild Sichuan!” as an encouragement to those affected by the earthquake.
(Photos by Melissa Taeu Copeland)
Community members model the latest styles during Army Community Service's Respect in Every Style fashion show as part of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and Military Saves Week.
LAFD, LAPD, and LASD on scene of a vehicle vs bicyclist.
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The Bell family has been notoriously silent with respect to the alleged haunting. Aside from *Our Family Troubles* allegedly written by Richard William's Bell in 1846, no other Bell family member has written a published account. That all changed in 1934 when Dr. Charles Bailey Bell wrote and published *The Bell Witch A Mysterious Spirit.* Dr. Bell was a neurologist in Nashville and was the Great Grandson of John Bell through John Bell Jr.'s line of descent. It is precisely because Charles Bailey Bell was a direct descendent that many esteem this book over Ingram's Authenticated History. The thinking being that a Bell family member is privy to all the family secrets regarding the legend. The background goes something like this:
The entity remained until the early months of 1821 - shortly after the funeral of John Bell whom she allegedly murdered. She promised Lucy Bell that she would return in seven years.
According to the legend she did return as promised in 1828 and stayed a short while before leaving again promising to return in 107 years which would place her return in the year 1935.
The appeal to many about this book is the "revelation" of what transpired in 1828. It is alleged that the entity had conferences with John Bell Jr. during that time and spoke to him many things including predictions of future events.
As John Bell Jr. approached the end of his life (he died in 1862) he revealed all to his son, Dr. Joel Thomas Bell, who listened and took notes. Joel Thomas Bell later imparted all this information to his son, Dr. Charles Bailey Bell. The notes allegedly taken by Dr. Joel Thomas Bell have never been located or revealed.
Charles Bailey Bell mentions how private a matter it is within the Bell family and that they have traditionally been silent upon the matter and he encourages the future generations to retain that silence unless circumstances attend where the time is right to reveal more. Due to transpiring events in the world during the 1930's, Charles Bailey Bell decided the time was right to reveal more and he published A Mysterious Spirit - just one year prior to when the entity said it would return again.
Needless to say, the book reinvigorated the legend and interest was at a peak. If the entity returned in 1935 then the family has been silent on the matter.
Charles Bailey Bell died in 1945 having not spoken another word on the matter. He along with his father, Joel Thomas Bell (who died in 1910), were reinterred in the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams which was built by Charles Leslie Covington in 1957.
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Vancouver Giants 5 v Portland Winterhawks 3
Friday, 26 September 2014, 7:30 PM
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia, Dominion of Canada
Christopher Vose
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React, Respect, Intersect was created by two professional artists and a team of youth artists as part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project’s flagship Summer Leadership Institute (SLI). SLI teams spend seven weeks during working with artists and community-based organizations, learning job skills and creating public art throughout New York City. This mural depicts a utopian environment where vehicular traffic, pedestrians of all ages and abilities, bicyclists, skateboarders, and animals respectfully share the street. It focuses not only on traffic and pedestrian safety education, but also site-specific themes and cultural diversity.
The safety education focus of this mural was informed by workshops lead by NYCDOT Safety Education. The artists and youth artists researched safety issues near the mural site which influenced their final design. Speed of vehicular traffic, high levels of carbon dioxide in the air, and the need for all modes of transportation to respectfully share the streets are just a few of the themes beautifully integrated in to this mural.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Special Project
React, Respect, Intersect by Yana Dimitrova and Adam Kidder
Presented with NYCDOT Safety Education and Groundswell Community Mural Project
East 5th Street in Kensington, Brooklyn
Respecto a las Zygaena, hay un magnífico artículo de Fidel Fernández-Rubio www.sea-entomologia.org/PDF/BOLETIN_14/B14-003-019.pdf
Am 27.08.2011 veranstaltete die IG Bürger für Stuttgart 21 e.V. (in Gründung) auf dem Stuttgarter Schloßplatz einen Infotag und eine Kundgebung für Stuttgart 21. Am Vormittag waren die Stände der IG Bürger für Stuttgart 21, der Unternehmer für Stuttgart 21, den Juristen für Stuttgart 21, des Turmforums, der Stiftung Rosenstein und von Respect 21 eher spärlich besucht, was wohl auch dem immer schlechter werdenden Wetter zuzurechnen war.
Um 15 Uhr erreichte das Wetter mit starkem Regen seinen Tiefpunkt. Gleichzeitig fand der Höhepunkt der Veranstaltung, die Kundgebung, statt. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt waren schätzungsweise 200 Zuhörer anwesend. Im weiteren Verlauf und mit zunehmenden Sonnenschein erhöhte sich die Zahl der Teilnehmer, unter denen aber auch unübersehbar Gegner des umstrittenen Immobilien- und Bahnprojekts waren. Die Veranstalter sprechen von 1500 Teilnehmern, die Polizei geht von 500 Personen aus. Bis auf kleinere verbale Scharmützel blieben die Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Befürwortern und Gegnern aber aus.
Der erste Redner, Thomas Strobl, Landesvorsitzender der CDU, warf Landesverkehrsminister Hermann vor, mit den Parkschützern zu "kungeln", obwohl die Landesregierung Projektförderungspflichten unterläge. Damit sei Hermann "untragbar". Vor einer Volksbefragung, sollte sie denn kommen, habe man "keine Angst: Die Menschen in Stuttgart und in Baden-Württemberg wollen Stuttgart 21!"
Claus Schmiedel, Fraktionsvorsitzender der SPD im Landtag, sprach sich deutlich gegen SMAs und Geißlers Alternativmodell aus: Stuttgart 21 habe den Streßtest bestanden, der kombinierte Kopf- und Durchgangsbahnhof hingegen sei eine "uralte Mottenkiste". Schmiedel wagte einen Blick in die ferne Zukunft. Seine Kinder, so Schmiedel, würden einmal stolz sagen "Unser Papa war dabei". An die Befürworter gerichtet, versicherte Schmiedel: "Wir können stolz sein, wir sind die Guten!"
Florian Toncar, FDP-MdB des Wahlkreises Böblingen, konnte dem Alternativmodell ebenfalls nichts Gutes abgewinnen. Einen Konsens gäbe es nicht, aber das Schlichtungsergebnis sei "glasklar": S21 sei 30% leistungsfähiger als der bestehende Kopfbahnhof. Der grünroten Landesregierung warf Toncar vor, dies genau zu wissen, aber nicht "den Mumm" zu haben, dies ihren Wähler auch zu vermitteln. Den Gegnern attestierte er, ständig neue Forderungen zu stellen, weil ihnen dieses glasklare Ergebnis nicht passe. Im Hinblick auf eine Volksabstimmung kündigte Toncar an, dann "alles aufzubieten, was wir haben". Mit dem Mythen der Gegner müsse dann "endlich mal aufgeräumt" werden.
Der letzte Redner, Stefan Kaufmann, MdB der CDU für den Wahlkreis Stuttgart-Süd, sagte mit Blick auf die Aktionen der S21-Gegner, man könne keine rechtsfreien Räume dulden. Dies gelte auch für den Schloßgarten, der "kein Selbstverwirklichungscamp" sei. Generell müsse "Schluß sein mit immer weiteren Protesten und Blockaden". Auch Kaufmann forderte von den Grünen, ihrer Pflicht und Verantwortung nachzukommen und ihren Wählern zu sagen, dass S21 "unumkehrbar" sei.
Die Veranstaltung wurde von Sebastian Heinel, einem der Vorsitzenden der IG Bürger für Stuttgart 21, moderiert. Zum Ende der Kundgebung war er sich sicher: "Dieser Tiefbahnhof ist das geilste, was hier in Stuttgart in den letzten fünfzig Jahren passiert ist!"
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... with a little artistic license from me (the original is in the previous collage).
Paris September 2010.
Big Al's album Feztastic will be out soon. This is the EP containing the piano version of the hit single Respect For You. No more than 50 copies ever made it to the record stores. The reason was that someone (not Big Al), had plagiarized an old Eddie Mack EP.