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A BART rider stops to ask police officers what is happening at Powell BART station on Sept. 8, 2011. Photo by Jessica Goss.
Bartomej "Bart" Malik, younger brother of Ludwig in his later years. He still sports a rakish Eastern European styled mustache. Photo ca. 1940 in Philadelphia, Pa. Image courtesy of Freddy Tadeo his grandson.
Bart Chabot (Den Haag, 26 september 1954) is een Nederlands dichter en schrijver. Hij is tevens de biograaf van Herman Brood.
In 2007 kreeg hij de Johnny van Doornprijs.
Picture taken on the BukBuk-Stage, Heiloo.
© Foto René Alphenaar- All rights reserved.
Foto's voor het eindwerk van Anke vdw die ik getrokken heb. In mijn eindwerk ga ik er ook Ă©Ă©n foto van gebruiken bij een kaderstukje.
Monday, October 21, BART workers picket outside the El Cerrito Del Norte BART station during the fourth day of their strike.
A cartoonish Bart Simpson-like figure advertising a website, seen on a pole in Chicago, Illinois. Unfortunately the link is broken.
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.