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Civility, Equity, and Diversity, Panel Discussion

N773UA rolls along one of the many taxiways at LAX. Count the number of tails, and see if you can name all of the airlines!

all systems are go

T-minus 5 and counting

the sky's the limit...

 

Lucy Meskill

beggar counting his proceeds

Young Zabbaleen being taught how to count using the abacus.

Counting the stars and the telegraph poles, each one represents the hopes of a soul...J.Strummer.

Counting Crows performing live in Mountain View, California.

 

© T. Van Nunnery.

Derelict site, Bromborough Pool.

 

June 13, 2018

15 Washington Street

Photos by Suliman Olatunji

At the British Wildlife Centre, Newchapel, Surrey, a pregnant squirrel waits for what will probably be her second litter of 2012.

Ruby's first birthday party, Milo turns 8.

Counting Crows performing @ Wireless Festival 6th July 2008

Steve Barron Returning Officer and David Sutherland Count Manager

Nat Mander and Ollie Gerrish

It's that time of year again, found this at Giant Eagle. Yummy!

Vamp'd 5/3/14 Count's 77 CD Release party

Far away from the crowds, the counting team of Paul and Christine Smith efficiently process the money raised to purchase simply but life-saving medicines for South Sudan and Sudan. At least £12,000 so far.

Jonathan Hodel and Soo-Ah Park as Count Riccardo and Oscar, in "Un Ballo in Maschera"

 

Opera in the Heights , Houston TX

Counting Crows live at Central Park SummerStage 2014

David received a lucrative commission for a grand portrait of a Polish nobleman, Count Stanislas Potocki. Although begun in Rome, the painting was actually completed a little later in Paris.

 

Potocki came from one of the most celebrated Polish families, and had recently become very wealthy thanks to his wife's dowry. He was also a scholar, and translated and commented on the work of Winckelmann. Obviously his portrait had to be impressive and suggestive of his status. Therefore David depicted him on horseback, subduing a skittish horse with consummate ease. David turned to the example of the great Baroque portraitist Anthony van Dyck to create a work that was similar in scale and impact.

  

Here's the 5th comic strip featuring a new character called Blood Count. (Get it? Wakka wakka!) My goal will be for him to die at the end of each comic strip, but I'm open to the idea of him living as long as he's miserable.

 

I couldn't decide whether to call him Blood Count or Vlad the Imp. I liked both equally.

 

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One of Levi's favorite jobs is sorting the silverware after the dishwasher had finished.

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