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Chrysanthemum Exhibition (Nov 1st to 15 th 2014) Bless me . So many types. Forgot to change the ISO but then I have lowered it to 1/6. It compensated. Manual have it advantages.
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Pictures of Moving Planet in Vitória, Espírito Santo - Brasil.
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*Flavio de Almeida Santos*
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This shot is about 2 years old, I didn't like it at the time, but thought I'd give it a chance.
On a side note, I finally was able to replace my broken computer, so now I can start to uploading again. Yay!
Baby lounges in Japan are the best ever. This one had super-nice changing tables, a kitchenette area complete with vending machines for diapers and baby food, and nursing rooms.
Damian has been one of my best friends over the last twenty years. I have been endlessly frustrated that he has had girlfriends over the years, but that he had never met 'the one' that I knew he deserved. The changes that I have seen in him since he has met Lynne are too numerous to list. I am so pleased the wait is over, he didn't settle for second best and he has finally found his soul mate. Here Damian is saying good night to his new mother-in-law. One of the many exciting new changes in his life.
Current, on-going University project about Advertising and Falsified, Masked Beauty.
I love using messy elements!
Ufff mil tiempo sin escribir aqui, todo es tan diferente, un par de meses bastó para que todo cambiara, estoy feliz porque el Señor me tiene así , resplandeciente :) , sólo deseo que este añito sea mucho mejor , que mi salud sea buena y cada área de mi vida sea exitosa :D HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Celebration of Change 2013: 30 Years of Phenomenal Women took place Saturday, March 30, 2013 at the Wendy Williamson Auditorium at University of Alaska Anchorage, and celebrated 30 years of this annual women's show which was first staged on September 18, 1983 at the Red Ram Motor Lodge at 6th & C in Anchorage (now the location of Dami Japanese Restaurant).
Celebration of Change is an annual show by (and fundraiser for) Radical Arts for Women (RAW), a lesbian and feminist philanthropic organization which funds Alaskan women art projects. It is respectfully an all-women produced and performed show aimed to give Alaskan women a venue to learn skills in event production and encourage their individual artistic talents.
The vessel was on a visit to Vilvoorde on the canal between the river Schelde and Brussels and is seen here returning downstream the river Schelde to its base at Zeebrugge.
In front of the town of Antwerp, it has to change pilots.
Here the downstream river pilot climbs onboard
Anabel, age 3, joins in the movement on her scooter!
Credit: Elena Gustafson
This action was one of 2,000 events that are happening in over 175 countries on September 24th. The day is being organized by 350.org in partnership with hundreds of organizations around the world.
The whole world is getting into motion for Moving Planet -- millions of people are biking, skating, marching and embodying a beautiful array of creative ways to get moving without fossil fuels. www.moving-planet.org
First day after the swarm introduction the night before
I don't know where their last home was, though I do know it was somewhere in the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
They awoke to a warm humid day in country North Eastern Victoria after their 4 & 1/2 hour ordeal on the back of my motorbike.
This is their new home, I hope they like it.
The 65th Engineer Battalion honored outgoing Forward Support Company First Sergeant, 1SG Josephine Francis and incoming First Sergeant, 1SG Gustavo Meza in a Change of Responsibility Ceremony on Hamilton Field.
Taken from analog. Autumn 2003. My friends having tea at the bus station of Marsa Matruh near Libyan border. We were traveling to Siwa Oasis and waited for a connection.
Hello Aurore and 350.org,
Well we had fun today! Here is the 1st of 2 e-mails with photographs.
Mark D'Arcy, Council of Canadians - Fredericton Chapter
Fredericton, New Brunswick
*Justin Trudeau face the "Whales in the Room" at his campaign stop in
Fredericton, New Brunswick *
FREDERICTON, SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 - Citizens held a silent rally in downtown
Fredericton outside the Liberal Party campaign barbeque attended by Liberal
Leader Justin Trudeau, making a very visible call for action on climate
change. Using their North Atlantic Right Whale "No Energy East" signs, the
Fredericton chapter of the Council of Canadians made quite a splash.
Although several Liberal supporters tried to block the whales and climate
change signs, the large crowd and Justin Trudeau could not help but see the
elephant in the room.
Our political leaders need to address climate change. Fredericton has
already experienced more severe weather of climate change, most
notably Post-Tropical
Storm Arthur in July 5, 2014 when the city suffered widespread damage with
the loss of over 5000 trees from an unusually severe summer storm with
gusts approaching 100 km/hr.
Citizens had the copy of two reports which they handed out to Justin
Trudeau’s campaign team. One was the scientific paper from the Nature
journal that states that 85% of Canada’s tar sands, among other fossil fuel
reserves in the world, needs to stay in the ground in order to tackle
climate change. The other was the just-released report by Citicorp, the
3rd largest bank in the United Nations. Citicorp makes the conclusion that
the world economy must transition away from fossil fuels, and with the low
price of oil, this would actually be CHEAPER, rather than maintaining the
status quo of our carbon-based economy.
www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-...
Citi report: slowing global warming would save tens of trillions of dollars
A report from America’s 3rd-largest bank asks why we’re not transitioning
to a low-carbon economy
August 31, 2015
The Guardian
Tobyhanna Army Depot
June 17, 2019
Reviewing Officer: Maj. Gen. Randy S. Taylor, U.S. Army CECOM Commanding General
Outgoing Commander: Col. Nathan M. Swartz
Incoming Commander: Col. John W. McDonald
Photographer: Thomas Robbins
On the 18th April 2012 we see 66304 at Salterwath whilst heading south with 4M34. In the background it is thick fog, then sunshine and then I'm standing in dull conditions. All the fun of photographing on Shap ! It was taken at 0747
Political scientist and independent researcher Sarra Majdoub shares her thoughts during "Algeria and Sudan: New Waves of Democratic Change or Dashed Dreams?"
Panelists:
Ezzaddean Elsafi
Program Officer, Economic Advancement Program at the Open Society Foundations MENA Program, expert on development and peace building in Sudan
Sarra Majdoub
Political scientist and independent researcher working on Sudan
Amine Ghali (moderator)
Director of Al Kawakibi Democracy Transition Center (KADEM) working on issues of democracy, reform and transition in the Arab region
Belkacem Boukherouf
University lecturer and researcher at the University of Tizi Ouzou and human rights activist
Mohamed Lamine Aissani
Development consultant on Algeria, civil society empowerment expert and former capacity building coordinator for Amnesty International Middle East & North Africa
June 19, 2019
Majestic Hotel
Tunis, Tunisia
Photo credit: Aly Bouzwida/Project on Middle East Democracy
From 29 April to 13 June 2008 soldiers from the 1st Battalion Royal Malay Regiment carried out Public Duties in London and Windsor.
Malaysia is only the fourth Commonwealth nation, after Canada, Australia and Jamaica, to be honoured with the privilege of performing Public Duties in Britain.
Major Mohd Fuad bin Md Ghazali led his Company as the Malaysian Army's first Captain of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.
The Royal Malay Regiment or Rejimen Askar Melayu DiRaja, is the most senior in the Malaysian Army. The 1st Battalion is the ceremonial battalion for the King of Malaysia and is only comprised of soldiers from the ethnic Malay population. Because the State religion of Malaysia is Islam, the elite soldiers of the 1st Battalion must all be practicing Muslims.
The Regiment's own band accompanied the Guards onto the parade ground.
The Guards and bandmen wore Malay dress uniform consisting of white tunics and trousers, gold and green brocade 'sampins' (a type of kilt or sarong), topped off with gold-banded, green velvet 'songkoks' (Islamic caps).
The bandsmen are seen above posing for photographs in Wellington Barracks prior to marching to St James's Palace to accompany the St James' Palace Detachment of the Old Guard march to Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guard ceremony.
More changing sumac leaves on the far lakeshore. Likely more of these to come, one of my favorite leaves to watch change each year.
"Mudanças. Nós não gostamos delas. Nós a tememos. No entanto, não conseguimos evitá-las. Ou nos adaptamos às mudanças, ou somos deixados para trás. Crescer é doloroso. Qualquer um que te disser que não, está mentindo. Mas aqui vai a verdade: às vezes, quanto mais as coisas mudam, mais elas permanecem as mesmas. E às vezes mudar é bom. Às vezes mudar é tudo."
Novo ano e grandes mudanças já acontecendo. Boa sorte pra mim e um 2011 de sucesso a todos!
2011 - Que seja doce! [CFA]
Modelo: Letícia Lima
Local: Complexo do Barreiro - Araxá/MG
Guard Changing at Buck Hice.
Coldstream Guards parading to Buckingham Palace to replace the Welsh Guards.
Changing seasons, changing oil - today was (hopefully) the final lawnmowing followed by changing the oil in the mower and mothballing it for next year, followed by changing the oil in the snowblower - I didn’t last spring - and getting it ready for the approaching winter.
A couple of years ago the CP changed the normal scene at Uni by taking the old unused "Pioneer 4" track and making a new connection from their flyover down to the BNSF Midway Sub. Now instead of trying to get on the BNSF St Paul Sub "Wrong Main" at Uni, they can get on the correct main down on the less busy BNSF Midway Sub. This greatly reduced CP's long delays while waiting to get on the BNSF at busy University JCT, but makes for a completely different scene at University with the long CP trains blocking the view, and being right on top of you....
Here's what the track used to look like.
A sixpenny bit turned up in my change the other day. We used to call them "tanners" and are now equivalent to 2 and half pence. In 1950 it would be worth about a million pounds in todays money. This coin could buy you a round trip on the Titanic plus a ride on the tram and a bag of chips plus the bus fare home AND buy shares in major shares in major corporations. The other coin on the left is a 5p . Worth a SHILLING in old money. There would be 20 shillings in a pound and therefore 40 sixpences. It makes sense. You had to be there.
View of the aerial alley flanked on both sides by stores with distinctive curved display windows on each side of their entrance.
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I watched you change
Into a fly
I looked away
You were on fire
I watched a change in you
It's like you never had wings
Now you feel so alive
I've watched you change
Deftones
Most definitely an autumnal feel when out and about for a good walk ~ the colours are changing!!
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