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Art Attack 2013 at Plush on November 1, 2013. Nappy DJ Needles provided music for the show.
Photo by Sara Finke.
Flower ceremony in Oslo after the terrorist attack. The people of Oslo spread flowers all over town.
More photos on wallies.be/galleries/thumbnails.php?album=20.
Sunday the 8th of June was the event Time Attack held on circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands, including time trials of various japanese goodies and various drift teams.
Street-legal cars are competing in different classes to weed out the slowest cars so that only the fastest meet in the final later in the year.
Gunnery Sgt. John M. Warrenski attacks the obstacle course during the 2nd annual super squadron competition at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma Oct. 26. The competition, hosted by MCAS Futenma leadership, was open to all squadrons with Marine Aircraft Group 36 and Marine Air Control Group 18 as they competed to be crowned the super squadron. Warrenski is an aircraft mechanic with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265, Marine Aircraft Group 36, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III Marine Expeditionary Force. c
Ants are amazing. I couldn't believe how quickly they organized and took control over this caterpillar.
© C. Statton DiFiori
Sono piccoli, dolci, teneri e LETALI. Cat Attack!
Holga 120 gcfn + Fish Eye
Lomography Colour Negative
Ponderosa State Park, Idaho. Part of a 15 minute battle between a female Common Goldeneye and a mother Bufflehead. The Goldeneye came from a nest cavity in the forest and immediately began attacking the Bufflehead as soon as she reached the marsh. The Goldeneye continued to attack, including searching
out and chasing after the 6 Bufflehead chicks.
Video:http://youtu.be/zCB_3z1couY
For the 75th anniversary of the attack on the fortress of Eben-Emael, our organisation plans a reenactment of the attack on top of the fort during the public visit weekend of 30 and 31 May 2015.
Men portraying Belgian and German soldiers will reenact the first hours of World War II for Belgium. Pyrotechnics will help us portray the events in a realistic way. www.fort-eben-emael.be/en/
On a recent chilly late December morning, I was visiting the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge on the California/Oregon border. I spotted a Northern Harrier cruising along one of the canals parallel to the auto route. Suddenly, she dove straight into the canal and there was a ruckus of splashing and flapping.
She had a American Coot in her talons, and was holding its head underwater to drown it.
After a minute, the coot’s wings stopped beating the water and went limp. The harrier held her victim under for another minute or two for good measure.
Then, inexplicably, the harrier released her prey and flew off.
The coot’s head popped up and it paddled away at a leisurely pace as if nothing had happened, seemingly not too much worse for the wear. If only I had that kind of power to forgive and forget.