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Girona street shot with a twist.
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The the photos were taken within a few minutes of each other. Despite being in Spain in the height of summer, it started to rain and lady appeared to getting the brunt of it. She moved to the other side to Shelter from the rain, whilst deli employee contemplates the rapid change in weather.
Girona, Spain
We do things in our lives to make that little bit of a difference.....like the 28mile walk...wish us luck
Not a particularly good shot but you can at least see the difference in the size. I had never seen a wild baby rat before and had I not known there were adults around I might have made the mistake of thinking it was a rather large mouse, lol. White and hooded babies I am used to :)
X Factor Live Tour
MEN Arena, Manchester, 01.03.08
Not something I'd normally go to, but this was my daughter's10th Birthday present. We were a long way back, so the quality is very poor.
German nutella has an imprint on its top. This are the big cultural differences that we have ;) plus it's plastic.
Shot at 4800k white balance. This shows the difference in color output between my Cree XPG module and a 36 LED panel I bought off Fee-bay. As you can see the Fee-Bay 36 LED panel offers a light output that is a lot bluer in color. I'm trying it out in my LandCruiser now and the light appears darker just because it's so blue.
Difference Between Home Decor And Interior Design
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...between these two bits of BBC stock library footage used next to each other in the same news report about the credit crunch and mortgage defaults.
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London Science Museum
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London Science Museum
Annoyingly housed in a large glass box, so you can't really get a reflection/glass-free pic of the thing. 'Tis lovely though.
In honor of Gandhi Jayanthi Day, the children from the YMCA Boys' Home in Thrikkakara perform a skit about the life of Mahatma Gandhi. (Photo by U.S. Consulate General, Chennai)
The Make a Difference Area at Summer Camp is located just outside the main walkway to the Moonshine Stage and hosts a wide variety of nonprofit organizations. We hope that the education these groups provide at their booths and during panel discussions in the Soulshine Tent will increase your awareness of important environmental and human rights issues, and inspire you to get involved and take action in a positive way…both locally and around the world!
To fully understand the difference between ISO 9001 and IATF 16949, let’s begin with the most general observations. IATF 16949 was developed originally by a group of manufacturers to provide better products to automotive consumers. Click here for more information : www.sync-resource.com/blog/difference-between-iso-9001-an...
It was brilliant to see a Chinese Lion parade and dance through Sheffield city centre on Sunday 22nd January in honour of the Chinese New Year!
What’s the difference between a Chinese lion and a dragon you may ask? In a lion dance, there are two performers making up each lion. Apart from their legs, they are completely covered by their costume. For a dragon dance however, there are a minimum of nine performers, each holding up a section of the dragon, which is propped up on poles. The performers are completely exposed in this case. Dragon and lion dances are intended to bring luck and prosperity, a sentiment that’s very important to Chinese people. The dances are widely seen during Chinese New Year celebrations, but can also be a key part of other events throughout the year.
While lions aren’t native to China, lion dances have been recorded as part of celebrations since the Tang Dynasty (618-908). A typical lion dance will have one or more lions performing different acrobatic movements as it has its basis in Chinese martial arts. It’s accompanied by a live percussion band, featuring drummers, cymbals and gongs.
Whilst moving through Sheffield (from starting at Ages Ago at West One) the lion stopped at various restaurants on its way to New Era Square because a key part of the dance is ‘cai qing’, or plucking of the greens. It involves the lion picking up a parcel of green lettuce, which is generally hung up with a red envelope of cash attached, and ‘spitting’ out the torn up leaves to signify the distribution of wealth and prosperity! It was a great spectacle!
From left to right: Bhagyashree RaoRane, Co-Producer of All the Difference; Shuling Yong, All the Difference; and Melissa Sterne, Editor of All the Difference.
Credit: POV / The American Documentary Inc.