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Jason MacLeod
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I acknowledge the Turrbal, Yuggera, Jaggera and Ugarabal people on whose
country I live and the Maiwar catchment that sustains us.
Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.
Martin Luther King Jnr.
A kalesa a horse-driven calash (carriage) used in the Philippines joins the
Global Work Party in Roxas Blvd., Manila. Albert Lozada
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Chuck Baclagon
New Media Campaigner
Greenpeace Southeast Asia - Philippines
Skype: chuckbaclagon
www.greenpeace.org.ph - Website
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Vesta Engineering is manufacturer and supplier for control panels, Change Over Panel, Synchronizing Panels, Distribution Boards, APFC Panels for Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia. www.vestaengineering.net/kenya.php
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A colloboration with TDPS, Cal Performances, BCNM, CNMAT and Music, Art Practice, and the ARC | Arts + Design Initiative, Change and Stillness is part open lab, part talk, and part live demonstration. This event will showcase the multi-disciplinary art making processes that utilized and engaged sensor technology for a new piece in this year's Berkeley Dance Project, where sculptor and alumni Bruce Beasley's Rondo sculptures are being choreographed via large-scale projections.
The seasons change, and we change. All things cycle, yet remain the same. An endless progression of birth, transformation, death, and rebirth, is revealed in the surrender of the warm and fertile months, to winter's formidable grasp. Pain may mark our rites of passage as often as joy, but renewal waits on each day's horizon.
Image and text c Lynda Lehmann. Please visit www.lyndalehmann.com if you want to see more of my work.
OUR TOY 55----This was a 350 engine. Later went to a 307, now a 305 with 200R4 transmission. Driven many miles in Midwest and Florida since 1987. Bought it as a parts hauler and got carried away fixin it up. 100% homebuilt.
More pics from today at Stockland West Burleigh, Gold Coast.
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 6:14 PM, Matthew Donovan
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> On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 5:29 PM, Matthew Donovan matthew4surfers@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Jenny from Knitting Nannas on the Gold Coast today.
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>> We delivered a cake and card with our message today.
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>> I've also put the sticker on a few local GC ATMs.
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A mixed crowd of student and their elders gathered in Tempe to discuss, educate and be visible to Stop the KXL Pipeline!
Edwina Vogan - photographer
Been meaning to do this for a while, my first attempt at light trails, a nicely curved road near my house but unfortunately it was late there wasn't really enough traffic so I had to combine two exposures. Reasonably pleased with the result. Need to get out and take some more of these.
These pavilions were used to test explosives. The theory was that if anything went wrong, the explosion would blow out the windows and supporting struts, and the roof would fall in, containing the explosion. Originally it was believed that the roof was meant to fall as a unit, to seal the bomb area below. But the original architect has recently informed the Orford Ness wardens that this plan was changed when they realised a solid roof would not down, flat on to the tops of the walls. So the middle of the roof is thinner, and is meant to blow out, with the thicker edges falling into the bomb area, containing any explosion by filling the hole with rubble.