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Celui qui aime les hommes, les hommes l’aiment ; celui qui respecte les hommes, les hommes le respectent.

 

Proverbe chinois

A community tribute of respect and remembrance. Federation Square Melbourne.

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Photograph taken at an altitude of Zero metres, at 19:00pm on Saturday 20th September 2019 around sunset off the 17a West Saanich Road, from the shoreline of Patricia Bay near beautiful Sidney by the sea on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

  

Patricia Bay is a body of salt water that extends East from the Saanich Inlet and forms part of the North Saanich shoreline in British Columbia. The bay was named after Princess Patricia of Connaught, daughter of the Duke of Connaught who was Governor General in 1912. The aeroplane is coming in to land at Victoria International Airport (YYJ).

  

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This photo is part of the Australian National Maritime Museum’s Gervais Purcell collection.

 

Gervais Purcell (1919-1999) was a respected Australian commercial photographer who worked from the 1940s with retailers like David Jones and Hordern Bros, radio technology manufacturer Amalgamated Wireless Australasia (AWA), swimwear manufacturer Jantzen, tourism operator Ansett Airways, and cruise ship operators P&O.

 

Gervais’ camera and some of his swimwear fashion photographs were featured in the popular ANMM travelling exhibition Exposed! the story of swimwear of 2009.

 

The photos in this collection are a part of the 3000 images gifted to the Museum by Gervais’ son Leigh Purcell in 2012.

 

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Early morning. The poppies Tower of London

The church altar table has been made ready for tomorrow's Remembrance Sunday service.

 

Remembrance Sunday is a national opportunity to remember the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life.

 

We remember the Armed Forces, and their families, from Britain and the Commonwealth, the vital role played by the emergency services and those who have lost their lives as a result of conflict or terrorism.

 

A day to mark our respect and be thankful to those who died so that we may live freely today.

 

The glass panel is a triptych depicting a battle scene during World War II.

 

One a Week 2024 - Week 45

 

this song is about respect, which most people at SL have lost. I chose the dance LBP19, it fits the music very well. I chose the Elven Forest beach as the location. As always, I apologize for any translation errors in the text. I think you can still understand the meaning. Have fun watching and listening.

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The church, begun in 1750, is located at White Marsh, Gloucester County, Virginia.

 

The church website--http://www.abingdonchurch.org/

 

A beautiful b&w image of the exterior of Abingdon Episcopal Church by Frances Benjamin Johnston dated 1930 is found at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Abingdon_Episcopal_Church_Whit...

 

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This Thirty seconds long exposure was taken at an altitude of Five metres, in the golden hour around sunrise at 07:02am on Wednesday 25th September 2019 around sunrise off 1st Street and Bevan Avenue, between the boat jetty and Bevan Avenue Fishing Pier in beautiful Sidney by the sea on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

  

The Bevan Avenue fishing pier is one of the main focal points in Sidney, and Work commenced on the pier in 1993 with Phase one, a 90 metre straight section being completed in 1996. A year later the 110 metre Phase two section was completed.

  

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Mutual Respect

issued in Malaysia, 2011

This is a Tlingit House Post illustrating the theme "Respect for Self," but unfortunately I do not have the artist's name.

These are just a few examples because there are many more traditional cultural and religious ceremonies in Yogyakarta,

note: this photo is re-enacted for the purpose of photography, telling or events or ceremonies in the past and has nothing to do with the current one

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Respected bat tribe "Blista" on Legends of Chima.

Respect!

 

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When God created mothers of children with autism

He had been 6 days of working overtime.

 

An angel appeared and said:

"You cross a whole lot of time and work in these units'

 

"Do you have the specifications of this order already read?" Asked God tired.

 

"The mother of a child must have very good eyes,

so they can see how special her child,

when all blinded by the syndrome.

 

She has much more energy than is normally required

so she never gives up,

even when others do.

 

Her skin must be extra thick to endure all the injustice

and any criticism of her parenting skills.

 

I gave her an even stronger hearts

with a greater capacity to love and understand.

 

"God," said the angel as she touched his sleeve,

"You'd better get some rest and tomorrow to continue working.

 

"I can not," said God, "there are more autistic children than the world knows.

 

The angel flew slowly around the creature and studied it carefully.

Suddenly she stopped and leaned forward.

 

Her fingers glided across the cheek of the woman.

"They leak," said the angel, "I think you too long to have worked through

"That's not a leak" said God, "that's a tear.

 

"Where is that?" Asked the angel,

"I suppose for pent-up emotions,

for too much injustice,

for lack of understanding. "God.

 

"You're really brilliant," said the angel

God looked somber and leaned back in his chair.

"The tears I have not made," he said.....

 

"Not a cry for attention, but a scream for respect"

 

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Corner of Hastings and Main , heart of the DTES , the poorest place in Canada

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Photograph taken at an altitude of Forty five metres at 13:23pm on an overcast summer afternoon on Tuesday 20th July 2021, off Chessington Avenue in Bexleyheath, Kent.

  

Here we see a juvenile Carrion crow (Corvus corone), ever the inquisitive little thing, a passerine bird of the family Corvidae and the genus Raven (Higher classification: Corvus), which is native to western Europe and eastern Asia. It can grow to twenty inches in length with a wingspan of up to thirty nine inches. This one keeps the magpie's and Jackdaw's in their place, as top of the food chain, afraid of nothing.They can reach a length of 47cm with a 104cm wingspan and a weight of up to 650g, and in the UK they are in the Green conservation list status with over one million breeding territories.

  

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4 strangers are waiting for the green light to cross the street. I love the perfect space each has given the other... like an invisible force field.

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Naval Academy football players respectfully listen to Army's Corps of Cadets sing their alma mater after being defeated in the 115th Army-Navy Game in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Photograph taken at 10.26am on Wednesday 10th April 2024 at an altitude of Forty nine metres in the Grounds of Warnham Nature Reserve in Horsham, West Sussex.

  

Here we see a two male and one female Mallard Ducks eating seed from a tree stump. Mallards are dabbling ducks which breed all over temperate and sub tropical Americas, Eurasia and North Africa as well as New zealand and a host of other territories. Belonging to the waterfowl family, the males or drakes are particularly beautiful with glossy green heads and bright yellow beaks.

  

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El Cadete B, el Infantil B, los cuatro equipos alevines y los tres benjamines disputan diferentes torneos nacionales e internacionales aprovechando el parón en sus respectivas Ligas El Cadete B es el único equipo que viaja al extranjero para disputar el prestigioso Torneo de Fútbol Sala Sub-15 MTU Hallen Cup, que los azulgranas ya ganaron en las ediciones del 2013 y 2014

TORNEO FÚTBOL SALA MTU HALLEN CUP

 

El Cadete B viaja hoy mismo hacia Friedrichshafen (Alemania) para disputar el Torneo de Fútbol Sala Sub 15 MTU Hallen Cup los días 5 y 6 de diciembre. Los jugadores de Cristian Catena se dividirán en dos equipos, Azul y Grana, para jugar este campeonato. La primera fase se celebrerá el sábado y el equipo Azul jugará contra el TSV Tettnang (12.30 h.), el VfB Friedrichshafen II (15.20), el Bayern Múnich (16.20), el Borussia Dortmund (17.10) y el Ajax (18.20), mientras que el equipo Grana lo hará contra el VfB Friedrichshafen I (12.20), el VfB Stuttgart (15.10), el FC Kluftern (15.50), la Juventus (16.50) y el Manchester United (18.00). Chelsea, Dínamo de Zagreb, Milan, Besiktas, Schalke 04, Borussia Mönchengladbach y Eintracht Frankfurt son otros de los grandes equipos europeos que completan un cartel de lujo en esta edición del torneo. El Barça ha sido el ganador de esta MTU Hallen Cup en las dos últimas ediciones. En la pasada edición del 2014, además, Sergio Gómez y Kun, ahora en el Cadete A, fueron los máximos goleadores de un torneo en el que el Barça superó al Ajax por 4-0 en la final.

 

TORNEO SOLIDARIO LA MARATÓ

 

El Infantil B representará al FC Barcelona en este Torneo Solidario La Marató que se jugará en el campo Municipal de Can Roig de Torrelles de Llobregat los días 5 y 6 de diciembre. El Barça disputará la fase de grupos el sábado contra el UD Cirera (10.00 h.), el Sant Pere i Sant Pau (13.00) y el EF Cervera (14.30). Las fases finales se disputarán el domingo 6 de diciembre.

 

FAIR PLAY CUP ELCHE 2015

 

El Alevín A y el Benjamín B viajan, por su parte, a Elche para disputar la Fair Play Cup del 4 al 7 de diciembre. El Alevín A de Marc Serra jugará en el Grupo 1 el sábado, 5 de diciembre, contra el EF San Miguel (9.15 h), el Promesas Elche (16.00) y el Benidorm (18.00). En esta categoría se encontrará con clubs del potencial del Valencia y el Benfica.

 

Por lo que respecta al Benjamín B, que dirige David Sánchez, jugará en el Grupo 3, también el sábado día 5, contra el Ranero CF (09.00 h.), el Hèrcules CF (10.40) y el Celtic Elche (16.00). Equipos como el Atlético de Madrid, Sevilla FC o Juventus le dan prestigio a este torneo en la categoría benjamín. El Barça ganó el año pasado el título en la categoría benjamín, al imponerse por 2-0 al Sevilla, mientras que perdió la final de la categoría Alevín en la tanda de penaltis contra el Real Madrid después de empatar 1-1 en el tiempo reglamentario.

 

TORNEO INTERNACIONAL ZARATÁN CUP

 

También viajará fuera de Cataluña el Alevín B de Jordi Font. Disputará el Torneo Internacional de Fútbol Base Zaratán Cup en Valladolid. El Alevín B jugará la primera fase en el Grupo F, el domingo 6 de desembre, contra el CD Unión Zaratán B (11.45 h.) y el CD Ave María (16.45). El lunes, 7 de diciembre, jugarà contra el CD San Viator (10.15) y a las 17.00 horas los cuartos de final si se clasifican. Valladolid, Rayo Vallecano, Atlético de Madrid, Inter, Málaga y Sevilla CF completan una inscripción de lujo en este torneo.

 

IV TORNEO PROMESAS F-7 UD CIRERA

 

El Aleví C disputará el IV Torneo Promesas de Fútbol 7 que organiza la UD Cirera en Mataró el 6 de diciembre y que cuenta con la presencia de equipos como el Valencia CF, RCD Espanyol o el Levante. El Barça jugará en la primera fase contra el UD Fuengirola (10.30), el At. Masnou (11.30) y el Sant Joan Despí (15.00). Los cuartos de final, la semifinal y la final se juegan por la tarde.

 

TORNEO ‘HERMANOS ORIOL’ VILA DE CAMBRILS

 

El Alevín D, por su parte, jugará en Cambrils el Torneo Alevín ‘Hermanos Oriol’ el 5 de diciembre. Los chicos de Daniel Horcas abrirán la jornada contra el UFB Jábac i Terrassa (10.30 h.) para jugar después contra el UCF Cambrils (12.30 h.) i el At. Segre (14.30). Los cuartos de final, semifinales y final se juegan es por la tarde del mismo sábado.

 

El otro equipo azulgrana invitado a este torneo de tanta tradición en la villa de Cambrils es el Benjamín C, que jugará contra el Balafia CF (10.00 h.), La Floresta (12.00) y el UCF Cambrils B (14.00). Por la tarde, como en la categoría alevín, se jugará la fase final.

 

VIII TORNEO MEMORIAL MANUEL LUQUE Y ÁLEX GALLARDO

 

El Benjamín A jugará cerca de casa. Lo hará en Sabadell en el VIII Torneo Memorial Manuel Luque y Álex Gallardo que organiza el CFU Can Rull Rómulo Tronchoni los días 5 y 6 de diciembre. La primera fase se celebrará el sábado y el Barça se enfrentará al Gimnástic de Tarragona (10.15 h.), la UE Llagostera (11.55) y el Stoke City (13.45). La fase final se disputará durante toda la mañana del domingo 6 de diciembre.

 

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The Yoder-Walker House in New Castle, Craig County, Virginia, has an enviable view, situated on a hill with the town of New Castle spread out below and an expansive view of Craig Creek Valley. It’s a fascinating Queen Anne, built about 1890 by William Larose Yoder (1830-1900), formerly of Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, who apparently came to New Castle during the 1890s to participate in the exploitation of the county's mineral reserves. He was also involved in real estate development and speculation. Later it was the residence of Ed Lee Walker, a general merchant and druggist in New Castle in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

 

With the numerous trees (and taken in bad light), this was a challenging house—unfortunately many details are not visible. The house is a 2-story brick structure (and according to the National Register of Historic Places [NRHP] nomination form, provided by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources [VDHR], double-pile brick, 7 course American bond with black penciling). The foundation is stone but faced with rock. It has a complex hipped roof with brick chimneys and numerous gabled dormers—the dormers sides are decorated with pressed metal sheathing in a floral pattern. The windows are 1/1 sash with segmental arched lintels, stone sills and shutters which are louvered and paneled. At the rear is a 2-story side porch with square balusters, and the upper level shows off the millwork with arched wooden spandrels and spindles. There are bay windows facing the porch and bay windows adjoining the 2-story rear porch. The porch entrance is pedimented decorated with a linear pattern inside a triangle; it’s flanked by two Doric-inspired columns on each side. The porch is a wraparound, the roof supported by a series of columns. The entry has two doors. Above the porch is a small balcony (screened in) with molded and chamfered posts and more pressed metal, this time with a diamond-pattern (a quilted look).

 

The nomination form also provides some information on interior details. Apparently there are also many stained-glass windows with a variety of shaped, but I didn’t see any. It is part of the New Castle Historic District (the 1993 boundary increase) National Register ID #93000497.

 

Further information is in the NRHP nomination form located at www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Counties/Craig/268-0016_Ne...

 

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RESPECTABLE.

Mme. Esson.

 

Esson (Es-Son) est un dérivé du prénom gaélique "Adamh" (Fils d'Adam). Il est aussi considéré comme une variante de "Easton" ou issu de "Aysson".

Une ancienne famille écossaise du XIVe siècle est aussi associée à ce nom.

Peut aussi désigner une personne originaire de la commune d'Esson dans le Calvados (France): il est connu, qu'au cours de l'histoire, plusieurs alliances ont été créées entre la France et l'Écosse.

 

Source photo: Archives du Musée McCord-Stewart / William Notman (1826-1891): épreuve à l'albumine.

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Tony Kushner - Angels in America, Part 1: Millennium Approaches

 

Meg is beautifully elusive today.

 

  

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قال -تعالى-: {يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا اجْتَنِبُوا كَثِيرًا مِّنَ الظَّنِّ إِنَّ بَعْضَ الظَّنِّ إِثْمٌ وَلَا تَجَسَّسُوا وَلَا يَغْتَب بَّعْضُكُم بَعْضًا أَيُحِبُّ أَحَدُكُمْ أَن يَأْكُلَ لَحْمَ أَخِيهِ مَيْتًا فَكَرِهْتُمُوهُ وَاتَّقُوا اللَّهَ إِنَّ اللَّهَ تَوَّابٌ رَّحِيمٌ}

   

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Heerlen City Centre (Murals) Graffiti.

 

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Photograph taken at an altitude of Fifty two metres at 18:20pm on an overcast summer evening on Tuesday 3rd August 2021, off Hythe Avenue and Chessington Avenue in Bexleyheath, Kent.

  

New to my neighbourhood is this magnificent young Chausie, a hybrid originally bred from the non domestic species Jungle cat (Felis Chaus) and a greater number of domestic cats (Felis Silvestris catus). This one is absolutely gorgeous, incredibly friendly and the single greatest predatory hunter I have ever witnessed in my garden, catching several mice in one sitting with consummate ease.

  

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LATITUDE: N 51d 28m 28.05s

LONGITUDE: E 0d 8m 10.56s

ALTITUDE: 52.00m

  

RAW (TIFF) FILE: 130.00MB NEF FILE: 91.5MB

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Photograph taken at an altitude of Seventy nine metres at 13:41pm on Thursday 25th May off Keating Cross Road and Benvenuto Avenue at Victoria Butterfly Gardens in Brentwood Bay on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.

  

This is a Blue Morpho (Morpho Peleides) butterfly, one of the largest butterflies in the world with a wingspan up to eight inches. Light reflects from the microscopic scales on their wingbacks, giving a vivid iridescent appearance, and they are mainly seen active and in flight, resting only briefly. They are found in the tropical rainforests of Latin America from Mexico to Columbia.

  

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LATITUDE: N 48d 33m 52.2s

LONGITUDE: W 123d 26m 20.4s

ALTITUDE: 79.0m

  

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Another shot from the Leys of Marlee in Blairgowrie. I can think of very few previously sacred places with a modern road right through the middle. I would like th think the road wouldn't be built now but I am not so sure. In case you are wondering that is A and Bro to the right. Happy Tree Tuesday by the way!

 

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My First Three Months In Neurosurgery

 

Aspirations. Goals. Honor. Respect. Some of the characteristics we all wish to inculcate in us in this journey called Life... and the major chunk is determined by our career and our approach towards the same.

 

In my noble quest towards the same I chose the field of Neurosurgery.

 

To someone like me... fresh in the department there was a lot to take in starting from the language and my hesitation initially to pronounce (or rather mispronounce) the words, This led me to practice on my own on unsuspecting victims aka patients,, whenever they failed to understand me I would come to the conclusion that I had failed as well -- to get my message across that is! And post trials and tribulations and unfailing help from the wards nurses and interpreters alike I can now muster the courage to approach a patient and not just speak but actually communicate to a certain level.

 

Neurosurgery fascinates me, somehow as compared to the other surgical branches the degree of uncertainty of the outcome of a particular procedure cannot be predicted to full accuracy, and is furthered by examining the patient when the effect of the anesthesia wears off... and even then the state of the patient may take a sudden turn towards better or for worse and the cause thereof – be unknown – this is what the past 3 months have taught me. Neurosurgery as a branch poses more of a challenge I’m willing to accept -- for Life.

 

During my first on-call duty I really didn’t know what to expect. Moreover being new to the whole system with unwritten protocols proved to be tougher than I initially fathomed. In spite of being a Neurosurgery resident I cover General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Vascular Surgery and initially Orthopedics during calls. The fact that there was no post on-call relief did not deter me from evaluating each and every case to the best of my clinical know-how. Over time I have become more adept at dealing with primary care physicians and radiologists as most often we interact with them on a one on one basis. Back home in India we rely heavily on paper work and thorough documentation but the approach is more quick and personalized here – something I’ve learnt to acknowledge and appreciate. The unfaltering dedication of the staff at work round the clock inspires me to give my best during the time spent here. A valuable bit of advice from one of my seniors was to eat when I get a chance to, sleep when I get a chance to and use the washroom when time permitted – and this has held me in good stead.

 

Over the past couple of weeks I have had everything to gain and nothing to lose – except weight of course and even that’s beneficial... My immediate senior and guide Dr.Farag has convinced me that residents are like air – they are omnipresent – everywhere!

 

I have learnt that for others to have trust in you, you need to trust yourself and your instincts.

 

I have learnt that the key to wisdom lies in the details.

 

I have learnt that the best place for patients to be is not necessarily the hospital, and that social support is the next best healing factor.

 

I have learnt that the power of will overshadows all medical improbabilities.

 

I have learnt that watchers can at times alleviate the patient’s anguish rather than prove to be of constructive help.

 

Having the fire alarm go off in your building of residence needn’t be all that horrifying.

 

I have come to the conclusion that it is far easier to treat a patient who is not eligible than to transfer him to another hospital, especially on a weekend.

 

I have learnt that We Are Doctors and we take a break FROM work when we’re off, and NOT come to work everyday!

 

I have learnt that having your cell phone start ringing whilst you’re presenting an important case isn’t too big a crime.

 

I have learnt to give due weightage to nurses’ instinct.

 

I have learnt that a Surgery resident is an ER magnet.

 

I have learnt that a Neurosurgery resident is an ER magnet, regardless of whether she/he is on call or not.

 

I have realized and learnt to respect my job’s obligations and requirements.

 

I am convinced that clear legible/coherent communication is the key to success at any level in the hospital.

 

I have learnt the pace of advancement in electronics far exceeds the increment in a resident’s financial package.

 

I have learnt that taking some time off work is as important as keeping your mind on it.

 

I have learnt that stress is directly proportional to age, rank and the number of colleagues working under you.

 

I have learnt that some patients would go to any length to get sick leave sanctioned.

 

I have learnt that there’s no limit to knowledge.

 

I have learnt that food at all hotels tastes the same, and that having breakfast should be mandatory for all – I have yet to put this in practice though!

 

I have accepted the fact that the responsibility and concern for a patient under one’s care extends beyond the boundaries of the hospital.

 

I have learnt that no matter what we do or undo – we’re continuously evolving as humans. Somehow somewhere I see glimpses of the same in my juniors, they’re evolving as well and one day Insha Allah (God-willing) we shall all be able and safe doctors into whose hands the patients willingly put their lives.

 

At the end of 100 constructive days I have realized that I have changed from a beginner hesitant to make any mistake, to one ready to exercise safe medicine.

 

The invisible, yet existent umbilical cord always pulls us back to work; Here’s where we belong and here’s where we shall evolve into bright young able physicians of tomorrow – Insha Allah (God-willing) !

 

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