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One she never liked. One she saw and loved it from the first moment. She knew it was very special and very comfy and very pretty and she amost walks even happier .... and many people comment on it. Musty and Ginny we think about you and your mom every time we go walkies.
Difference You Make awards celebration in the new Student Union Ballroom on Wednesday, May 11, 2022. (05/11/22)
On the right, there is a quarter of my big backyard. On the left, that backyard is my neighbors. He has trees... we dont.
He doesn't have a fence... we do.
He has a two story house... we don't
He has beautiful green grass... we do too!
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The Matthew Shepard Foundation’s annual Bear to Make a Difference Gala was held in the Seawell Grand Ballroom at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts on October 12th. Photo by Charles Broshous
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Knowing the difference between disability and impairment might be the difference in getting your certificate iv disability.
One difference, other than the gray head and chestnut belly, between it and its cousin, the Woodland Kingfisher, is that the Chestnut's beak is solid red, where the Woodland's beak is red on top and black on the bottom. South Luangwa National Park, Luangwa Valley, Zambia.
Early on in the project I decided that I wanted to do something about prejudice, abuse, and seclusion. I decided that the best way to show that would be by showing 'abuse' through cracked m&ms. This scene depicts the red in the middle attacking the orange being held by three other reds. I really wanted to use a lot of negative space in this photo to get a feeling of largeness, and to make the scene happening feel smaller. One thing that I really wanted to avoid was contrast, I wanted the scene to be rather monochromatic, and to have only the smallest of difference in colour between the abuser and the abused, which is why orange and red were used.