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Hard to get a clear view from near the Flatiron Building, but here was a quick shot from Madison Square Park
"Pro Rogue State"
This was one of many home made posters that was seen during the Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament demonstration on Parliament Hill (Ottawa), January 23, 2010.
An estimated 7,500 people were on the hill according to an RCMP officer.
Speakers included Jack Layton (leader of Canada's New Democratic Party) and Michael Ignatieff (leader of the Liberal party of Canada).
The demonstration was to protest the proroguing of the Parliament Canada by the prime minister, Stephen Harper, on December 30, 2009. This is the second time in as many years that parliament has been prorogued by Stephen Harper.
I'm on a work trip, working from Kansas City Missouri to St Louis Missouri and had a quick chance to go to Jefferson City and see the State Capitol. I have a thing about seeing all the state capitols in the USA. I can cross one more off my list. Unfortunately, it was too late to go in. Although it's a "public" building that the taxpayers own, by golly you can't go in if they're closed.
Sorry it's a crappy iPhone photo...
Looking north on State Street to the Capitol Building, Salt Lake City. Photographed 23 January 2018.
It was a miserable day in Ann Arbor, but the clouds cleared briefly, and I managed to snap off a few shots of the State Theatre sign. I used to love the State Theatre. The nostalgic charm of the place made it such an enjoyable college spot. Still, its bright yellow marquis brings back my college days.
The last time I was here, my friend was running the concession stand and let me in for free. But the joke was on me. The projector died.
After attending the Team National meeting in Belleview, Florida, we drove 45 miles west to Homosassa, Florida. We stayed at Seagrass River Resort on the Homosassa River--the winter home for 315 manatees. We enjoyed food and entertainment at the Seagrass Pub and Grill.
On Sunday morning we visited Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park where we saw manatees, birds, fish, reptiles, other mammals, and a hippopotomus. The visitor center and boat ride through Pepper Creek were enjoyable thanks to the many senior citizen volunteers.
Sunshine State Scholars event, Friday, April 1, 2022, in Orlando, Fla. (Photo by Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Goat keepers in the western regions of the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have reared ruminants for hundreds of years, with virtually all households owning up to five goats on average. However, many such goat keepers have no understanding of such illnesses affecting goats as Peste de Petits Ruminants (PPR) or goat plague that afflict their herds, accepting the consequent losses as God’s act.
There are two barriers to addressing these losses. First – a lack of awareness of the disease and vaccine, and second – difficulties in gaining access to animal health products and services in remote areas. Both need to be overcome in order to deliver a robust grassroots disease prevention and treatment service that benefits backyard goat keepers and smallholder farmers.
Local NGO, Sharif Gramodyog Vikas Kendra (Sharif Rural Development Centre), with support from non-profit company, Global Alliance for Livestock Veterinary Medicines (GALVmed), has recently completed a project that addressed some of the challenges faced in delivering such a service and produced solutions that will potentially bridge the gap.
Sam Koruschak. Polk State v. Eastern Florida State College. Winter Haven, Fla. Jan. 27, 2018. (Photo by Tom Hagerty, Polk State.)
Taken at Latitude/Longitude:18.534838/31.828708. 0.52 km West Barkal Northern State Sudan (Map link)
Senator Kahele attends the Sister State Signing Ceremony & Official Opening Ceremony of His Majesty King Mohammed VI Week in Hawaii