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: Beste, omdat dit het enige plekje op aarde is waar ik keer op keer 13, 14 uur aan één stuk kan slapen. Het ligt in de Finse bossen en ik heb het samen met een Finse vriend zelf gebouwd. De hemel op aarde. Groeten. Bart
This train was full of dodgy people (that's why I was texting so often, Nik!)... but it was okay when I got off.
Young VIPs tour
Vinnie Vibes
Porgy en Bess, Terneuzen, april 23rd 2016
Vincent Houdijk - vibraphone
Sven Happel - bass
Bart Wirtz - saxophones
Hans van Oosterhout - drums
Gersom Raams - guitar
Bart is a male, gray wolf, who has lived at Wolf Haven International since 2003, the year of his birth.
The 2009 Ripon Menlo Park Emergency Vehicle Show, a large number of vehicles were entered. A Bay Area Rapid Transit police car and recruitment booth.
Construction and fitting-out work complete, the new Barts Cancer Centre takes its place amongst London's famous skyline.
The 'green roof' which will become home to the local wildlife will soon become on London's hidden treasures.
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In 20 years, I have never seen the BART train system so jam-packed with travelers from all over the Bay Area.
Bart was rescued as a five-month-old puppy in June. He was living under vacant houses in the Florida Area and eating out of trash cans. That didn't get him down in the least! He was very happy and social. Bart was severely worm- and flea-infested and also had demodex mange when he was rescued. He was also severely malnourished. Now, he's 9-10 months old, extremely healthy, and a very happy, sweet boy.
Bart is a beagle/catahoula mix. He's a petite boy at only 35 pounds. Bart is very energetic but also does well in a crate and rides perfectly in the car. Bart's favorite pastime is playing in the hose! He is submissive and gentle and good with all people and dogs. Bart has never met anyone he didn't like. Bart has been to day care and done very well. Bart would be an amazing dog for an active family -- I couldn't think of a better running partner. Bart is house trained and doing well on leash and obedience training, but he'll need more work. Bart is now fully vaccinated, neutered, heartworm negative and on preventative, flea-, demodex-, and worm-free, and microchipped. An application, vet reference, home check, and $100 adoption donation are required to adopt Bart. If you are interested in adopting or fostering Bart, please email kellygaus@gmail.com or see dogsofthe9thward.org.
Old-school DOOM baddies hanging out at the 19th Street Oakland BART stop. (Where's my BFG 9000?!)
The generic brick layouts of some of the East Bay BART stops totally remind me of the bland environments of some of those old first person shooter video games, like DOOM, so I photoshopped them in.
Part of an extensive open space network along the Dodder, Bushy Park extends to 20.5 hectares. The park originated in 1700 when Arthur Bushe of Dangan, Co. Kilkenny, Secretary to the Revenue Commissioners, built the house known as "Bushes House" on a site of 4 hectares. A John Hobson became owner in 1772 and changed the name to Bushy Park, possibly after the park in London of that name. Purchased by Abraham Wilkinson in 1791 who added almost 40 hectares to the estate, he gave it as a dowry to his daughter Maria when she married Robert Shaw in 1796. George Bernard Shaw was a distant relative, his grandfather being a nephew of Sir Robert Shaw (1st Bart). The Shaws were connected with Bushy Park for the next 155 years until 1951 when they sold the estate to Dublin Corporation.
In 1953, the Corporation sold 8 hectares to the Sisters of Religious of Christian Education but later re-acquired 2 acres of woodland in 1993. The park is noted for its woodland walks, ornamental ponds and beautiful Dodder Walk as well as catering for football, tennis boules, and children's play. Dublin City’s first public skatepark was opened in 2006 in Bushy Park. It consists of a concrete bowl surrounded with typical street elements. The park is open to skateboarders, in-line skaters and B.M.X. bikes.
Pittsburg Line
Liane picked me u from the SF Caltrains station to go up to Pleasant Hill. We're sitting on the BART and this guy in the pic walks in throughthe door as he is jerking off, then sits down next to this guy. NO ONE NEXT TO HIM MOVES!!!! The guy next to him stays put until he gets off 15min later. . If he sat next to us I would've gotten up, took a pic then sent it to the police-just like how the NYC woman caught the guy who did the same thing in front of her.
then he pulls a crack pipe out and starts smoking. It wasn't pot, there was no odor. The most surreal part was that this was a full train and everyone had their IPODS on and no one even notices what he is doing. It was weird cuz Liane and I thought we were in a alternate universe where we were the only ones who noticed this extreme behavior. Only in SF!! No one would put up with this in NY if he was doing his busisness right next to someone, he would get cursed out or beat up.Here, people were too scared to even blink an eye or move.
Passengers wait patiently on a ferry headed from San Francisco to Alameda and Oakland. (Sara Bloomberg/KQED)
Bart is a standard poodle, beautifully coiffed so as to look like a real dog and not something frou-frou off a skirt in the 1950s. He's nine years old. His owner told me the story of how they got him:
Nine years ago, they were thinking about getting a dog sometime in the next year or so. They decided to go visit a breeder in Milwaukee just to check her out. The night before they were to go visit the breeder, they came home from a date and the babysitter was watching the Simpsons. Later that evening, the husband asked his wife, "What would we name a dog if we get one?" She answered off the top of her head, flashing on the Simpsons, "Bart", and they both had a good laugh. The next day they went to the breeder and she must have thought they were planning on getting a dog that day. She asked if they had a preference between male and female and they said male. The breeder said "I only have one male left. Come here, Bart!" The husband and wife looked at each other and realized that they were destined to take this dog. And they lived happily ever after.
Went into SF today to attend the Veterans Day parade. This young man, whom I have photographed before, and two friends provided some 'double jointed' entertainment on the train back to the East Bay. Action shot at close range with the Leica M Monochrom + APO Summicron 75mm f/2 lens + Yellow filter. You have to love this Leica gear!