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A Beautiful picture taken in Guanajuato by them and worked out perfectly for a Save The Date for their wedding
83 year old Norm Barnwell climbed the security fences to help save the Laman Street Figs today.
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Dimanche 22 juin, une centaine de citoyens, d’origine russe, ukrainienne, ou encore des patriotes français soucieux du droits des peuples à disposer d’eux-mêmes, ont manifesté pour protester contre les actions et bombardements meurtriers de l’armée officielle ukrainienne contre les populations "pro-russe" de l’Est du pays, ainsi que l’inaction du gouvernement français pour faire cesser ce qui semble relever de crimes de guerre.
Inside this issue: Messages from the top; Engineers smooth out ammo operations; Bucks for bullets; Reserve Soldiers save millions; Around the ESC, A turn for the best, 143d ESC Safety Message; New Special Victim Counsel Program
Many wonderful uncensored racks are waiting for you!
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Bristol e-Petitioner
Against Conservative Cllr Spud Murphy's call for Banksy art removal
Raised by: Cllr Mark Wright on 10 October 2006
The petitioner requests that Bristol City Council rejects calls from
Conservative Cllr Spud Murphy to remove the Banksy painting on Park
Street at significant expense, and instead keeps it as a popular and
amusing asset to the city for so long as Bristol residents continue to
support it.
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Bristol e-Petitioner
Against Conservative Cllr Spud Murphy's call for Banksy art removal
"Água" foi um grande desafio porque trabalhei pela primeira vez um still
tendo como recurso um smartphone. Segundo por escolher trabalhar diretamente com gelo ao invés de produzir um mockup como é de costume.
A idéia foi pensada de forma simples, consistindo em chamar a atenção para a economia de
um bem natural que preocupa a população mundial e discutida insistentemente sobre formas de se evitar o fim do mesmo.
Através da semiótica, "Save or Die" pede por consciência na utilização da água ao mesmo tempo induz o espectador a pensar sobre o motivo dos objetos estarem esculpidos dentro fragmentos que lembram rochas em processo de descongelamento.
Pelo lado estético, a sutileza da informação se confunde com proposta de criar esculturas em gelo, trazendo o lado artístico para o ensaio, nem por isso, deixando de lado a mensagem.
O processo de reutilização da água esteve presente nesse ensaio. Todas as fotos utilizaram a mesma água. Um processo que durou uma semana.
Não lave tanta roupa, não use tanto a mangueira, não se demore ao banho.....
O que fazer agora? Economizar!
That's the slogan emblazoned on one side of this water tower (a Polish flag is painted on the other), which once served the Greenpoint Terminal Market, a 19th-century collection of warehouses that, despite having been abandoned by the end of the 20th century, still saw a fair amount of activity into the 21st. Many of the buildings were destroyed in 2006, when a massive fire — the city's largest in over a decade, with the exception of 9/11 — roared through the complex.
At that time, I had been in New York for less than a year. I worked around Madison Square Park, and I remember seeing smoke billowing into the sky from across the East River on my way into the office. It seemed like a pretty big fire, but what did I know? Maybe this kind of thing happens all the time in New York. I probably heard it was the Greenpoint Terminal Market that was burning, but that name would have meant nothing to me back then. It's only now, reading these articles, that I realize it was this tremendous blaze that I was seeing.
The fire was originally pinned on a 59-year-old homeless Polish immigrant and "enthusiastic vodka drinker", but it seems unlikely he was the real culprit. After having won a green card in the early 1990s, he worked in asbestos removal and assisted in the cleanup effort at ground zero in 2001 before his alcoholism finally drove him onto the streets. Fortunately, after being deported to Poland a couple years ago, he seems to have turned his life around.