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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Photo No# 1 of 2.
Back Story .........................................
This is the least graphic of her wounds.
The information you are about to receive is based on
facts and my opinion.Through sign language with the
nuns and no# 1's translation from the nuns a story line
has been put together about the actual event that took
place yesterday at the monkey mountain.
A call last night from the nuns alerted us that Mama
had been attacked by crazed apes and is in trouble.
No# 1 wife is translating info to me from the nuns then
my reply back to the nuns as to what first-aid procedures
to apply in order to save Mamas life.You can read about it
in the comment section under the photo " Showing Respect ."
When Mama didn't show up for dinner time a full press search
started with the 3 nuns, Legs the Zoomer, Stubby and Mr Rocky.
It was Legs The Zoomer that found Mama laying in the entrance
to a small cave surrounded by heavy foliage about 2-300 meters
from the nuns place.
IMO, Mama was so badly injured she crawled there to die !
Why was Mama out in the jungle by herself ? Again, IMO,
Mama is, and has always been a very independent dog.
This is her kingdom and she always wanders about freely.
Once Legs found Mama she raced back to the nuns, then
back to Mama. Rocky followed Legs and stayed with Mama
as Legs once again raced back to the nuns while Mr Rocky
continued to bark until the nuns finally showed up.
Mama was covered in blood, couldn't stand and was near death!
Here's a side-note:
Mama has recently moved in with the nuns and no longer
stays at The Dog Palace. Now think about this. If Mama
was still living at The Dog Palace nobody would have known
Mama was missing and she most likely would have died all by
herself in that cave ! ..;-(
At 5AM I was already in motion. Sidecar packed with supplies
and special stuff no# 1 had cooked for the nuns.
Trip out took for ever as my mind continued to ask questions.
Only way to get answers is to get there and do a hands on.
Figured Mama would be at the nuns as they said all 3 of them
would be watching her all throughout the night, they did.
Upon my arrival at The Dog Palace Rocky came racing out
to greet me as the gate was being unlocked, thought that
was a bit odd ? Once the scooter/sidecar was put in place
and a bunch of stuff was gathered into my hands I started
for the bingo room. Rocky kept coming back and poking me
while walking up the steps to the first landing. Walked around
the corner and there's Mama laying in front of the bingo room.
Fresh blood leaking from wounds, dried blood covering others.
Tears had been and were still running from her eyes and a very
sad expression was on her usually smiling face.Mamas in Pain !
Dropped to my knees and gently started doing a quick inspection.
This didn't look good, not good at all. Grabbed my first-aid
kit from the bingo room and started in addressing what was
visible. Deep deep puncture wounds, long deep lacerations.
Torn flaps of raw flesh, but no spurting bright red blood flow.
Where she was laying had blood but not thick layers of blood.
Rocky is very concerned as he continues to lick my ear
and sniff at his mom while prancing about as if saying.
"Hurry, fix my mom, please hurry and stop her pain!"
Mama placed her head in the palm of my hand and
pressed down heavily sending her own message for
help !
IMO, Mama came to the bingo room to say good by !
OK,
This story is continued under photo no# 2.
There's a lot more story so please read on
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Company D, 124th Pennsylvania Infantry
Wilson County Citizen
January 14,1916, Pg. 1
DEATH OF W. L. MARTIN
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Aged Fredonian Succumbs at 81 to
Attack of Grippe.
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William Lewis Martin, was born January 14, 1835, in Delaware co., Pennsylvania, 17 miles southwest of Philadelphia. He died in Fredonia January 10, 1916, lacking four days of being 81 years. Mr. Martin’s grandfather, received a grant of 500 acres of land from Charles II of England, at the mouth of Chester creek in Delaware co., Penn., where the Martin homestead was established in 1860 and was held in the family until five years ago. In the house where Mr. Martin was born, his father Thomas Martin, was born, and his older children. His mother’s family came to America with Wm. Penn but were not Quakers. He was educated at the Johnathan W. Gouse school for boys at Chads ford, and finished at Shortledge academy at Concordville, Penn. Mr. Martin learned the carpenter’s trade at Wilmington, Delaware, his mother’s people living near that place. He taught school at Brandywine Hundred in Delaware co., at the age of 17. He went to Paisa, Illinois, in 1856, where he taught school in the winter, and worked at his trade in the summer until 1862. August 11, 1862 he enlisted as a private in Company D, 124th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. May 15, 1863, he was honorably discharged on account of ill health. Mr. Martin was with McClellan’s army at the battle of Antietam. February 4, 1864, he was married to Cornelia W. Ford, at (unreadable), Ill., and returned to Pennsylvania. In his diary Mr. Martin tells of his trip east, leaving Alton, Illinois, February 22, and the crossing the Allegheny mountains at night. He spent the years from 1864 to 1870 on the farm at the Martin homestead in Pennsylvania.
Mr. And Mrs. Martin came to Kansas in 1870, and bought a farm one mile north of Fredonia, where they lived one year; the place is still known to many as the old Martin place. Moving to Fredonia in 1871, he was the first principal of the Fredonia schools; was appointed postmaster of Fredonia in 1872, and held the office until May, 22, 1888. He conducted a store in connection, with his duties as postmaster, and in 1879 moved to the farm and spent four years there, then returning to Fredonia to engage in the lumber business. In 1885 he was seriously afflicted with rheumatism, and for the past thirty years has not been able to follow an active business life. With the exception of a year in Oklahoma, and a part of a year in Utah in search of health, he spent his remaining days in Fredonia. Mr. Martin’s death was the result of a severe attack of the grippe, after several weeks of unsuccessful struggle against the malady. To Mr. and Mrs. Martin ten children were born; four died in infancy; thise living are Thomas N. Martin, Fredonia; Anna Julia Hess, Fredonia; May I. Martin, Fredonia; William H. Martin, Stillwater, Okla.; G. Fred Martin, Columbus, Ohio; Charles I. Martin, Fredonia. Mrs. Martin had with his at the funeral all the children except the son living in Ohio. Four grandchildren are living; Mrs. Hazel Hess, Fredonia; Frank and Fred Martin, Odessa, Mo.; Charles Wayne Martin, Stillwater, Okla.
Mr. Martin was a member of the Masonic lodge, and the Grand Army of the Republic. In religion he had his birthright in the Quaker faith, his creed was the Golden Rule, and like his Mater he went about doing good.
Funeral service was held at the Methodist church at 2:30 p. m., Wednesday, by Rev. Weimer, pastor of the Congressional church and Rev. Odom of the Methodist church. Interment was in the Fredonia cemetery. The Masonic lodge had charge at the grave.
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02 risington
03 man next door
04 daydreaming
05 teardrop
06 karmacoma
07 hymn of the big wheel
08 eurochild
09 spying glass
10 mezzanine
11 one love
12 safe from harm
13 heat miser
14 unfinished sympathy
This is my version of a clone wars era Clone Walker. All Terrain Clone Walker AT-CW. It gets many of it design features from other Clone War Vehicles such as the rear gunner for defense. The AT-CW can carry as many as 4 Clone Troopers, Perfect for a Commando Squad. A Astromech Droid sits atop the AT-CW and assists with targeting and repair.
the problem with leaving the pond and going for a wonder round the estate is that another swan may land whilst your gone.
went to ackers on thursday just at the right time was feeding 4 of the young the mum and dad and one young one had gone for a wonder when a adult swan landed on the pond it wasn't on it very long
Name: Prakash Prasad
Age: 28
City: Copenhagen
Country: Denmark
Camera: Nikon D70s
Lens: 50mm 1.8D
Description: At the beginning of this month, me and a few of my friends went to Norway for our Easter vacation trip. Me and my friend, Jonas (guy with camera in the frame) were really excited to use the opportunity to take full moon and landscape shots in the Norwegian wilderness. On our last day hiking, we came across a "Capercaillie" bird (male, kind of a turkey). Norway is not the natural habitat for these birds, so we were surprised to see it there, and got a surprise opportunity to take "wildlife" shots too. After taking a few shots, my friends voiced his concern if these birds are aggressive or not. And right on cue the bird attacks our pack of humans - lo-and-behold, the humans had to run for their lives.... We got some nice shots though. True Story :)
BURRAS DOMINATE THE DAY
A GRADE
The opening round of the 2010 Central Highlands Netball League provided Hepburn with the start they wanted in their hunt for a finals berth. Hepburn’s new senior line up took to the court with great confidence after 10 weeks of fitness and skill training. From the first whistle, Hepburn’s new recruit and star defender Ebony Place, intercepted the ball to pass on to sister Lauren at Wing Defence and Hepburn controlled the ball down court to score.
The Burras continuously applied pressure all over the court as they quickly broke down Daylesford’s attacking systems. Tara Ford, 2009 Under 17’s League Best & Fairest made her senior’s debut in fantastic form. Hepburn’s new defensive combination proved too strong for their opposition and combined with the speed of their attacking line up. Hepburn went to the first break 21 to 3.
Hepburn didn’t hesitate to rotate its entire bench throughout the game with each combination seeing the Burras increase their lead. Hepburn’s fitness and accuracy in goals saw them run out winners 86 to 8. Captain Libby Purtell and Defender Kylie Torpey were extremely pleased to have such a strong win for their 200th games with the club.
Goals: Jane Lienhop 36/43 84%, Libby Purtell 31/41 77%, Kristina Closhey 19/25 76%
B GRADE
Hepburn’s new reserves line up was also eager to kick start the year. With the return of deadly accurate goaler Mel Penny, the Burras came out fast and hard early in the first quarter to over run their opponents defence. Led by captain and Wing Attack Janee Brown, Hepburn continuously pushed the ball down court with speed and accuracy to eventually dominate all over the court.
From a 14 to 2 first quarter start, the Burras never looked back. The new centre court line up has been working on skills and fitness to provide both ends with the support they struggled with last year. Hepburn ran out winners 53 to 18. This will now help the reserves with their goal of a top 4 finish and a run in the finals.
Goals: Mel Penny 41/50 82%, Tania Grant 8/15 54%, Courtney Wetzel 3/7 42%
Other Results
Hepburn’s new C grade team also had a solid win 31 to 25. Hepburn’s Under 17’s won 32 to 13 and Under 13’s A 7 to 4.
33054 is seen attacking the bank out of Exeter St Davids one late afternoon in November 1982 with a Waterloo service.
Martian Ambassador from Tim Burton's Film (1996)
Handmade with SuperSculpey clay and painted with acrylics and glitter.
Valvoline sponsors activities all across the world. This one is made in Egypt during a track attack STT (Shawate2 Time Trials).
Track attacks are held on Kart circuits or in parking lots, so not on official big racing circuits, making it more spectacular.
Photo: copyright Valvoline Egypt
Media persons from across the world came down to Mumbai to cover the devastating attack by Pakistani terrorists.
Desert locust flying in the air and attacking crops.
Read more about FAO and the desert locust in Yemen.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Mohammed Abdulkhaliq & Ameen Alghabri. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
KITT 2008 series attack mode recolor - what KARR would look like if he had Attack Mode instead of Robot Mode
This is a picture of the immediate aftermath of a Baboon attack on two young women sitting in the back of their car whilst their male friend was out on the road photographing the Baboon Troup which was waiting along the road for unsuspecting naiive tourists like the above.
Baboons are smart and when the male driver got out of his car and walked across the road to take a better shot, one of them, obviously knowing the routine, darted across to the car and simply opened the rear door as if he does it every day.
He then jumped in the back seat on top of the two girls and ripped a handbag off the shoulder of the girl in the picture, along with the sleeve off her shirt. (lucky he did not take her arm with it)
Can you imagine the hysterical state of the two girls with this huge animal in the back seat climbing all over them and ripping at their clothes to get at one of the bags, presumably in an effort to get food? Note that Baboons are not cuddly Australia Zoo Koala's. These are large, strrong, fast, agile, vicious, aggressive, wild, smart animals that could easily kill a human or inflict a very serious injury. No problems.
Luckily for the girls, that is all it did ie jumped on top of them and then when it had one of the bags it jumped out of the car and went off up the road a little to sit down and go through his little booty, item by item, without a care in the world, as we watched the whole episode unfold.
Our guide finally retrieved her purse by shooing off the Baboon from the safety of our car but the contents were strewn all over the place. It was a frightening scene played out over a few seconds but the driver should never have got out of the car in this situation.
The girl in the picture was in a total state of shock and horror and in a daze and had no idea what she was doing when she got out of the car to thank our guide for retrieving her bag and contents. Our guide was screaming at her to get back in her car in case she was attacked again by the beast but she did not have a clue, due to her state of mind. The other girl did not get out of the car, presumably frozen stiff in shock mode.
The girl in the picture was very fortunate not to have been seriously injured by one or more of the Baboons during or after the attack in the car as they are known to make unprovoked attacks. Like most wild animals in Africa, Baboons are to be feared and best avoided.