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small brass dishlet used for pocket change, but when a child empties her pockets, you get authentic treasure.
Winter melts into spring. The clocks tumble forward. A few minutes of sunlight is added to each day.
A one-year-old is on the cusp of morphing into a two-year-old. Although, when you ask her how old she is she consistently states that she is four.
Constant change is the only consistency in life.
It feels just like yesterday that I met this girl and we stayed up the whole night talking, only we glanced at the calendar and ten years have flown by.
We met with friends yesterday from that era at the Museum of Nature. Friends from a time where pop culture analysis, beer and karaoke, endless fun were the staples of an academic-wanna be life. Some of us went on to pursue and finish our PhDs. Others timed out and still haven't finished the MA.
I wrote and defended my words and then I opted to take my life in another direction. I'm a lapsed academic.
As we ambled through the museum with four kids in tow - three of theirs and one of our three - it was like no time had passed at all. Things were the same because they were easy. Things were different because there's a whole bunch of experiential stuff that amasses over time. So much has changed but that's not the kind of thing you can cover in two hours while you keep an eye on your kids, parent your kids, while only making it through the dinosaur exhibit.
Cobach 04 Seybaplaya - Alumnos siguen enviando sus participaciones para el día de Acciones por el Cambio Climático
Todas las fotografías fueron tomadas en Seybaplaya, Campeche, México.Profra. Lic. Ana Elia Almeyda Santiago.
This is from inside the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC. I like this because it uses the "original intent" of a Founding Father to refute the idea that we should live in a nation with laws based on the Founding Fathers' "original intent." (I, too, can be a hypocrite I suppose...except that I cite Jefferson as my prerogative, not because I believe I'm compelled to do so.) I also like this because it suggests that changes to the Constitution should be borne from enlightenment, progress, new truths -- and not from the base, animal fear and single-minded insularity and intolerance that seems to drive most proposals I hear floated about for amending the Constitution.
embracing the madness....there's a change for me! I took this after a blow out with my son (age 10), I mean I let him have it. Let it rip. After the initial guilt and shame that tried to take hold of me, I sat with my son and realized it actually felt better to remain unapolegetic and own and share some of the madness, the rage, that shadow that is also me.
1/3/85
When Officer Richard Zawodniak first joined the Woodridge Police Department there were only 5 full-time sworn personnel. Now, 17.5 years later, Administrative Sergeant Zawodniak shares responsibilities, duties, and love of police work with 32 sworn officers.
Photographed at the Blackhawk Automotive Museum, 3700 Blackhawk Plaza Circle • Danville, CA 94506
Photos in this collection may NOT be used for commercial purposes.
Please be aware that most museum change their displays from time to time. It's a good Idea to make sure the exhibit you want to see will be there when you visit.
Blackhawk Automotive Museum is open Wednesday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM
The Museum Shop and Bookstore is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
I've always been used to the classic B&O CPL bracket signal standing tall in the woods behind this abandoned, crumbling Erie Railroad water tower. It'll take a while to get used to seeing a modern-day Safetran style signal cantilever in the background. This new signal protects westbounds entering the interlocking at Lambert in Barberton, Ohio.
Day 20 of 365 (Year Three)
As if anyone didn't know, but today Obama was sworn into office and is officially the President of the United States. He has given us hope and the promise of change. Change is coming for me too. . .
You can make your own here.
On Friday, May 4th, third graders in Harlem created dots illustrating
climate issues and solutions. At recess they connected their dots with
chalk on the sidewalk. The following day, May 5th, cyclists gathered from
all over New York City and rode together wearing the students' dots as they
followed a route connecting the dots between nonprofits, community groups,
and government agencies involved in the battle against climate change. The
dots will be returned to the students who made them along with a film of a
dance created by the cyclists for the students, to represent their journey,
connecting the dots.
Anna Naomi Larson
315-244-2344
Bank Street College '10
Teach For America Corps 2005
The table top banner costs approximately $200.00. The Graphics can be changed or you can purchase these graphics. Also available are Bair Fleece blankets (on table). The National office also has table runners that we can lend out on an as-needed basis, just give us a call!
Namibia. Swakopmund.
Welwitschia tour.
This half day tour departs from Swakopmund in the morning or afternoon and lasts approximately 5 hours.
On this welwitschia and moon landscape tour we explore the rocky granite valley, known as “The Moon Valley”, approximately 30km east of Swakopmund. This amazing landscape was carved out by the Swakop River over time and offers vast ever-changing landscapes.
Acanthosicyos horridus is an unusual melon that occurs only in Namibia; it is locally called nara.
The nara plant is leafless, the modified stems and spines serve as the photosynthetic "organs" of the plant.[1]
The edible seeds are known locally as butterpips.[2]
The fruit serves as an essential food source for Topnaar people from February to April and August to September.[1] The katydid, Acanthoproctus diadematus feeds on the plant, moving between different bushes at night.[3]
11/5/11
Taken during a trip to a local bubble tea joint that is a favorite among my group of friends! The register-counter was lit up by these concealed lights that changed colors every few seconds... It was hypnotizing haha. Rapid-fire shot a bunch and sort of mushed them all together to get this effect!
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Week 42/52
True Beauty
MCP Project 52
My creativity was lacking this week, well....actually it was my time, the weather, and where I was that also contributed to my lacking creativity! I have spent the last two weeks in Detroit for training and have one more to go........so the only time I have to get photos is very limited.
Anyhoo - enough with the excuses. I thought this was a great example of true beauty, as it shows the changing of the leaves for fall. There are all the colors in this small area - green, yellow, orange, and red. Such a colorful corner at the end of my road!
Today's picture is of the Google homepage. Early this morning (about 12:30ish in the AM) I was sleepless and online and discovered Google had discarded their classic white background and colorful logo for a setup more like ask.com.
After initial shock I found out it was to only be a 24 hour test of the new option. However, I did Google "remove google background" dejectedly hoping to find some way to get my normal Google back. Later today I discovered that Google was back to normal after apparently many many people getting really upset about its change, fearing it was permanent. So only 11 hours into the 24 hour test Google pulled out and cancelled the thing, letting us all get back to our nice plain white page.
I think it's clear Google: we love the way you look. You are easy on our eyes and we don't need fancy pictures like ask.com; all we ask for is your awesome search engine. And that is all we need. Simplicity is better.
I have to change out of my cycling gear into something a bit smarter. If anyone else arrived as early as me they would get a right eyeful!
Erecting the 'Highest point sign' at Eita, the highest point in South Tarawa - just 3m above sea-level.
Hello,
Please find attached another photo from the mock wedding outside Sussan
Ley's electoral office in Albury earlier today.
If you require a higher resolution version please let me know.
Regards, Karen
(WATCH - Wodonga Albury Towards Climate Health)
Karen Retra
Ph: 0428 629 099 / 02 6021 8838 | Email: <
karenretra@gmail.com | Web: karenretra.com
Ecoportal.net.au - find, follow and join
sustainability-related groups and events in Albury-Wodonga and surrounds.
One Change Windsor's Fuel Efficiency team took part in the Electro-Motive Diesels Family Day BBQ on September 26, 2010 to distribute free digital tire gauges and take part in fun outdoor activities. www.onechange.org
Perth launch of a campaign for "no new coal". Organised by Safe Climate
Perth. Photo by Alex Bainbridge.
Cmdr. Lee Crusius, the commanding officer of Coast Guard Cutter Alert, hugs Cmdr. Matthew Kolodica during a change of command ceremony in Astoria, Oregon, June 29, 2023. During the ceremony, Crusius relieved Kolodica as the cutter’s commanding officer. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Travis Magee)