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Governor Phil Murphy promotes the U.S Census count alongside Mayor Stack in Union City on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 (Edwin J. Torres/ Governor’s Office).
Doctor Who City of Death, the story that forms one of my earliest memories in life... filmed in Paris 30 Apr–3 May 1979. We were there 30 years later by pure coincidence! Here, we focus in on Count Scarlioni's chateau......which is 47, rue Vieille du Temple in the Marais (screenshot below).
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German students are raising awareness about the need to invest in birth registration – one fingerprint at a time!
The unique initiative calls on people in Germany to lend their support to Plan's Count Every Child work by donating a fingerprint.
Since November, Plan Germany's Youth Advisory Panel and Plan Action Youth Group have been running activities to collect as many prints as possible. The final display will be handed over to the German government as a kind of petition to call for the realisation of universal birth registration within effective, comprehensive and rights based civil registration and vital statistics systems.
i've taken four weeks of pictures. there have been a lot of pictures with little to no clothing, whether this is obvious or not, and today's photo is no exception.
today we went to steve's birthday party. there was a lot of swimming. i hung out on the steps with this boy who reminds me of the kid i sat next to in college. turns out they know each other. it would be neat to get them together for apples to apples or something. my sundress got soaked from sitting on the steps (dress not actually in the pool) because boys splash. a lot. i eventually just went in once everyone else got out (they were playing grounder, essentially, and i didnt really want to have to be it or be groped by a closed eyed boy [they were already groping each other enough...]
my dress was soaked and hung to dry while i was in the pool (not a long time) and it was freezing when i got out, so dan and i went back to my house so i could change. one thing lead to another and then we went back to the party. i like us.
after the party we delivered a package to laura's mailbox around 2am and road our bikes around forest glade for an hour. this is us in bed now. dan is tired and sleeping. i am not. i woke up at 3:30 on saturday afternoon and it's now 3:42am on monday morning. i drank a lot of caffeine today.
German students are raising awareness about the need to invest in birth registration – one fingerprint at a time!
The unique initiative calls on people in Germany to lend their support to Plan's Count Every Child work by donating a fingerprint.
Since November, Plan Germany's Youth Advisory Panel and Plan Action Youth Group have been running activities to collect as many prints as possible. The final display will be handed over to the German government as a kind of petition to call for the realisation of universal birth registration within effective, comprehensive and rights based civil registration and vital statistics systems.
This car is (again, not the first time they've done this) parked blocking the main North-South bike/multi-use path in Louisville. The signs in the windows say "Traffic Count".
The bicyclist who tried to pass by before me waved at the operator from next to the car trying to get his attention, but all he ended up doing was talking at the closed car window asking the guy to move his obstruction, before the bicyclist gave up in disgust.
I tried similarly an hour later when I passed by again and saw the car was still parked blocking the path. Same result. Whether willfully blocking, or just at first clueless that the path was even there, Count Trackula (it -is- almost Halloween, and look at those orange fangs!) wouldn't communicate, and wouldn't move his obstruction when notified. And it's a recurring problem now.
Since he was counting cars on city streets, I figured it had to be a City of Louisville operation or contract. So I called town hall to enquire about who might be the best contact for the guy's supervisor, so I could request that they not park in the bikeways when counting cars in the future. I was eventually transferred to the police dispatcher, to whom I bemusedly tried to explain the situation. Buh. Quite a helpful comedy of I dunno going around.
Every drop counts!
So I finally did it today! Woke up early - and that too on a Saturday morning and headed out to the Indianapolis Museum of Art gardens to do some macro photography.
And it was an awesome learning experience. The first thing that I learnt was that the perfect spheres that the dew drops form are no match to the sprinkled water drops on grass. I also realized that looking out for the largest of drops doesn't lead anywhere!
IMA gardens was great as usual. There were a lot of Daffodils and I liked the normal yellow ones and the white and yellow ones (Narcissus 'Geranium'). The second one is pictured here.
A few people have also been asking me on who do I do these shots.. I have posted the normal view in the comments..
As usual, comments and criticism welcome!
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German students are raising awareness about the need to invest in birth registration – one fingerprint at a time!
The unique initiative calls on people in Germany to lend their support to Plan's Count Every Child work by donating a fingerprint.
Since November, Plan Germany's Youth Advisory Panel and Plan Action Youth Group have been running activities to collect as many prints as possible. The final display will be handed over to the German government as a kind of petition to call for the realisation of universal birth registration within effective, comprehensive and rights based civil registration and vital statistics systems.
German students are raising awareness about the need to invest in birth registration – one fingerprint at a time!
The unique initiative calls on people in Germany to lend their support to Plan's Count Every Child work by donating a fingerprint.
Since November, Plan Germany's Youth Advisory Panel and Plan Action Youth Group have been running activities to collect as many prints as possible. The final display will be handed over to the German government as a kind of petition to call for the realisation of universal birth registration within effective, comprehensive and rights based civil registration and vital statistics systems.
“Count your joys instead of your woes; Count your friends instead of your foes.” -Weee old Irish saying. ;)
Model, Makeup, & hair: Camille Moenkhaus
Styling, Photo, & editing: me
Count Basie (eigentlich William Allen Basie; * 21. August 1904 in Red Bank, New Jersey; † 26. April 1984 in Hollywood (Florida)) war ein afroamerikanischer Jazz-Pianist, Organist; Komponist und berühmter Bandleader des Swing. Basie leitete für fast 50 Jahre das Count Basie Orchestra, durch das viele Musiker wie die Tenor-Saxophonisten Lester Young und Herschel Evans, die Trompeter Buck Clayton und Sweets Edison sowie die Sänger Jimmy Rushing und Joe Williams bekannt wurden. Die Erkennungslieder von Count Basie waren One O’Clock Jump und April in Paris.
Kamana Helekahi and Van Nicholas Velasco measuring and counting limpets / ‘opihi (Genus: Cellana) and other shoreline invertebrates in the NWHI. The members of Papahānoumokuākea Marine National Monument's intertidal monitoring expedition returned having completed the sixth consecutive year conducting research and monitoring activities within the rocky shorelines of Nihoa, Mokumanamana, and French Frigate Shoals in the summer of 2014.
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