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Il mio piccolo Ugo, dopo averle sentite per esser salito sul mio letto...
My little Ugo, knowing he can't stay on my bed...
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80-G-490255: Japanese Surrender, August-September 1945. In a Japanese prisoner of war camp on Guam, prisoners assume responsibility in operation of camp. A “honcho” or headman checks off work parties as they leave stockade in morning to perform various jobs. Photograph released September 11, 1945. U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. (2015/12/08).
"Unconditional Surrender" sculpture by John Seward Johnson. Six-foot replica on display at Pier 45, San Francisco, CA. 08/07/11
Surrender @ Encore.
Nice atmosphere poolside.
Unfortunately, it was pretty slim picking in terms of guys :(
There were some Asian guys who were alll wearing black and I asked them if they just came from a funeral.
They played techno music the whole night, which is okay, but it felt like I was at the gym! LOL
Ah, good times...
John Garrett stuffed his checkbook in the back pocket of his jeans and turned and walked away from the school administrator. He swore to God, the next person who asked him for money was going to feel the brunt of his fury and aggravation. Impatience caused an added spike to his already soaring temper.
Did the good people of Duluth, Texas believe he wasn't already sharing his wealth? Did they think he kept his millions to himself and never supported even the smallest charity? He gave all right, and very generously so.
But evidently, it wasn't enough and the populace of the town was alwaysing up with new and better ways to spend his money. Just this month alone, he had paid for a new cafeteria for the local Baptist church. A church into which he'd never set foot, and never planned on setting foot, either. He'd funded a new wing of private rooms at the clinic that would raise the level of continuing care to that of a small hospital. And just this morning, he'd written a check big enough to supply every student in the school district with the latest iPad.
What he needed to do, and do quickly, was set up a foundation for the people of the county and hire someonepetent to run it, thereby leaving him alone and keeping his interaction with the people to a minimum.
He fully admitted to himself that he was unsocial. He flat-out didn't enjoy people. Didn't care for large crowds, didn't like small talk of any kind.
He kept to himself for the most part. His housekeeper bought his groceries; he did all his banking online. He was a loner, and he liked it that way.
He had one reason to seek outpany, and one reason only. And that was for sex. If he didn't have such a rampant sex drive, he'd probably never even feel the need to leave the ranch.
But he'd always had a very...
1973, An Israeli officer saluts ,surrenders to an Egyptian commander and hands him his Israeli flag after his post was overrun by Egyptian troops.
Surrender took place in the presence of international red cross, a privilage Egyptian POWs never had, they were either shot in heads or beeing forced to lay on sand were a tank runs over them. all by direct orders from the very civlized Harvard graduated Israeli officers.
My original idea for this was to place it all on a coloured collage background but by the time I got this far I found it wanted to stay black and white.
I am not really the boss here. I'm just the conduit.
PhotoSketches of the Bruce - A series of images depicting scenes on the Bruce Peninsula, processed to simulate sketches.
Unconditional Surrender is one of several duplicate statues built by Seward Johnson, first in 2005 for Sarasota, Florida. Based on the photograph of the same name taken by Victor Jorgensen at the end of WWII, it has the same scene as the more famous V–J day in Times Square by the same photographer, the difference being Unconditional Surrender is in the public domain. The statue immediately ran into controversy, with many criticizing its kitsch, though it proved popular with tourists. In 2007 the statue was moved to San Diego where it immediate ran into the same controversies and mixed popularity. In 2012 the statue was replaced by one in bronze, an action that also led to the resignation of three members of the San Diego Unified Port District. Sitting in front of the USS Midway, the statue has again proved popular with tourists, many of whom replicate the kiss or look up the woman's skirt.
Additional statues have been erected in Hamilton, New Jersey, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and Caen, France, where it again faced mixed reviews.
Downtown, San Diego, California
Surrender - couples pose available at the ProPosers Expo, Feb 11th - 25th
Book cover illustrated by Trinetty Skytower
Models Trinetty Skytower & Bio Flow
Drawn for Illustration Friday, the word this week was "Surrender". This word was a funny one to do. I thought for a long time about what would be an appropriate image to suit it. The few things that went around in my mind were:
1. Something sensual and passionate
2. Something to do with the military/police
3. Something symbolic, and tragically emotional
None of these things appealed to me though, and i was at a loss until i decided, for old times sake, to listen to some obnoxious boy-band music. The song "My Alien" from Simple Plan inspired me to draw this, particularly the line "Please take me to your leader. Tell her I will surrender." So, a cute-sy picture for a cute-sy song :3
Here's if you want to have a listen to the song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gHUwWGD-_Q
Seward Johnson sculpture of an iconic photo from Times Square New York celebrating the surrender of the Japanese ending World War II (August 1945). The real story behind the photo when years later the woman who was the nurse's story was discovered was that her participation in this was not exactly willing. - Downtown Sarasota, Florida
"When there's a doubt within your mind
because you're thinking all the time"
Death Cab
Thank you Sam for the help! :)
Rottedam Marathon 2008. Chelanga, the winner of the 2007 surrenders on the Laan op Zud after 25 km. The spectatators where very much in support of him.
Made by my love with her Konica Minolta Z5.
"Unconditional Surrender" sculpture by John Seward Johnson. Six-foot replica on display at Pier 45, San Francisco, CA.
I exist. It is soft, so soft, so slow. And light: it seems as though it suspends in the air. It moves.
-Jean-Paul Sartre