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Snowy Owls migrate through this area every winter and always attract a crowd of photographers, all hoping to get that money shot. Some are respectful and keep their distance, shooting with long lenses. But others, like this guy, just tromp right up and snap away, as if it was a stuffed animal. This bird needs to be able to relax, and rest, and hunt for food... not stand guard against human intruders. I don't get mad very often, but seeing this will make me mad every time.
ANSH78: 8 - What makes me mad
I'm told that in Thailand, coloured ribbons are tied around old or tall trees (usually by the owners of the land) to protect the tree and show respect for the tree spirit. People often come to pray or make a wish here, and believe that their wish will come true if they ask the tree spirit. This picture was taken in Erawan National Park, Kanchanaburi.
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Respect the Pack attendees created handprints and wrote their own respect pledges during the evening's festivities.
Taken at the 30th Birthday of the Horslips Album "The Man Who Built America" Madison, Rathmines, Dublin.
The 149th IPU Assembly.
Open session of the Committee to Promote Respect for International Humanitarian Law Armed conflict and disability: Enhancing parliamentary action to address disability during armed conflicts and their aftermath.
October 15, 2024. Geneva, Switzerland.
IPU/Pierre Albouy
DON’T WASTE FOOD; SOMEONE IS SLEEPING WITH EMPTY STOMACH (07.01.2022).
“So many needy hands are waiting for our hands to supply food for them.
Principal’s Message:
Respect for food is a respect for life. Throwing away food is like stealing from the table of those who are poor and hungry. Food is symbolic of love when words are in adequate. Food brings people together on many different levels. It’s nourishment of the souls and body; it is truly love. Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness. No man can be wise on an empty stomach. Rich people’s kind words don’t fill up the empty stomach of poor people. Empty pocket and hungry stomach teaches us million things in our life. We cannot warm the hearts of people with God’s love if they have an empty stomach. The feet without shoes do hurt but the stomach without food hurts even more. When our stomach is empty and our mind is full. It is always hard to sleep. Empty words don’t fill the stomach. We cannot live a full life on an empty stomach. Food is not about impressing people. It is about making them feel comfortable.
Let us always remember that a hungry stomach, an empty pocket and a broken heart can teach the best lessons of life.
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... an unfortunate name. These guys are not 'dull' in any respect. Spectacular Firetip would be a much better common name, imnvho; RCNP, Hereford, AZ
This photo was produced by a student in the New School Masters in Media Studies Program. Students in the program were tasked with creating images representative of one of 6 Opportunity Values. This image is licensed under creative commons. Activists and artists are encouraged to remix and reuse it for social justice purposes. This project was done in cooperation with The Opportunity Agenda (www.opportunityagenda.org)