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Young and old sought for a cool down on a hot day. In the middle of the city jumping of walls and the bridge Ponte de Luis I.
This snake was dead on my college campus. It is a really cool black snake- it wasn't run over or anything, it was curled up and looked just like it was alive. I wanted to take a picture of it because I could get so close to it, and because it seemed so sad. I knew the grounds crew was going to 'dispose' of it, so I wanted to immortalize it, I guess.
Lizzie keeps cool by staying under the ceiling fans.
If you notice she is also lying in the sun, not to smart sometimes.
OR maybe she knows something I don't.
this is the smartest facebook ad ever- nice and context aware, and yes, that's a chipmunk/squirrel with a bazooka!
Deux grands amis qui ont joué les DJ pendant cette soirée "Vényle". Toujours à la recherche des pires chansons jamais couchée sur une plaque de cire noire.
Scanned from the original print. This is Cooling Castle, Kent where a photo studio was based. I visited a couple of times in October 1990 and January 1991
This was taken in Home Depot parking lot in Newark De. I thought it looked pretty cool while walking into the store . took photo with my HTC 1X cellphone Might of over processed this one a little , little tougher working with cell phone photos
Even urban explorers are conscious of the environment, we try to take public transport as much as possible ;)
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My collection of Cool Globes on exhibit in San Francisco at Crissy Field, part of the coolglobes.com project
after wilting a bit in the heat, we headed into a local restaurant to eat and cool off....overdid the saturation a bit here, thus the red/pink/purple tinge to angie.
Cool Globes debuted in Chicago with a June 1, 2007 grand opening celebration attended by more than 500 people, including artists, sponsors, business and civic leaders, and children. This public event featured a news conference with Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, the unveiling of eight globes, refreshments and live entertainment. Cool Globes' educational partner, the Field Museum, also hosted more than 230 CPS students who learned about climate change before attending the event. The globes were displayed along Chicago's lakefront, from the Museum Campus to Navy Pier, from June 1 to September 30, 2007.
Cool Globes was launched in Chicago because of the City's leadership and dedication to promoting environmentally sound policies. Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley's goal is to make his city the greenest in the nation through the promotion of environmental programs and practices, including a bike initiative, adding hybrid buses to the city's mass transit system, and building "green" libraries, public schools and police stations. Mayor Daley served as honorary co-chair of the Chicago Cool Globes project.