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52 in 2019 Challenge
51. Equal
I wanted to add a rainbow frame, but sadly Snapseed didn't have one and I have no time now to work out how to add one now.
021/365 Equal
Equal distribution of wealth does not mean we all should be millionaires - it only means no one should die of hunger. ~Dodinsky, www.dodinsky.com
On the streets of Rotterdam, progress is equal (or less than) those on two wheels.
The only people wearing helmets in The Netherlands will be Lycra-clad sports cyclists (rare), or tourists.
"Like any city in The Netherlands, Rotterdam is very, very bicycle-friendly. Getting around by bike is probably the fastest way of travel within the city. There are separate bike lanes on most major streets and there are separate traffic lights for bicyclists. Avoid getting your tire in the tram rails. Always cross tram rails at an angle. Always lock your bike securely when leaving it, preferably chained to a fixed object."
DEP is in the midst of a forestry project alongside Ashokan Reservoir that aims to limit the impact of the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle native to Asia.
30 May 2018
Talk Together – The Creative Economy: Promoting Equal Opportunities in a Digital Era
Max Bulakovskiy, Policy Analyst and Project Manager, Southeast Asia, Global Relations Secretariat, OECD
Hotmangaradja Pandjaitan, Ambassador of Indonesia to France
Chul Hwan Kim, Chief Director, KITE Entrepreneurship Foundation; Vice President, Korean Business Angels Association
Hari Santosa Sungkari, Secretary General, Indonesian Creative Digital Association
OECD Headquarters, Paris, France
Photo: OECD/Andrew Wheeler
Wakefield Cathedral, or the Cathedral Church of All Saints in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England, is one of three co-equal Anglican cathedrals for the Diocese of Leeds and a seat of the Bishop of Leeds. Originally the parish church, it has Anglo Saxon origins and after enlargement and rebuilding has the tallest spire in Yorkshire. Its 247-foot (75 m) spire is the tallest structure in the City of Wakefield.
The cathedral was designated a Grade I listed building on 14 July 1953.
The cathedral, situated in the centre of Wakefield on a hill on Kirkgate,[nb 1] is built on the site of a Saxon church, evidence of which was uncovered in 1900 when extensions to the east end were made.[4] A church in Wakefield is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. In 1090 William II gave the church and land in Wakefield to Lewes Priory in Sussex and shortly after that a Norman church was built.
The Norman church was rebuilt in 1329, and apart from the tower and spire, rebuilt and enlarged in 1469. The church was reconstructed and altered at various times and its spire, damaged in a violent gale, was renewed in 1823.[5] Up to the 16th century the church was known by the Anglo Saxon All Hallows and after the Reformation changed to All Saints.[6]
All Saints Church was largely rebuilt in the Perpendicular Gothic style in the early 15th century and, after years of neglect in the 18th century, owes its current late mediaeval appearance to a Victorian restoration by Sir George Gilbert Scott and his son John Oldrid Scott between 1858 and 1874.[7] In 1888, the Diocese of Wakefield was created and All Saints Church became the cathedral of the diocese. It still serves as a parish church, meaning that until 2000 the head of the chapter of canons was called the provost, rather than the dean. The Treacy Hall built in memory of Bishop Eric Treacy was completed in 1982.
Case study on Jonathan Bingham, 14, from Jura, looking at Social Isolation for people across Scotland. May 06 2015
Victorian Labor MPs joined thousands of people around Australia calling for better pay for women working in the community sector.
June 2011
Members of pro-LGBT rights organization Get Equal protesting in front of the US Supreme Court on the afternoon when the justices were hearing arguments relating to the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), a 1996 Congressional law which invalidates gay marriage in the eyes of the Federal government.
Washington, DC / March 27, 2013
Equal Opportunities Convener, Margaret McCulloch MSP (Left) and John Mason MSP (Right) accompany Chris Curtis (standing) from Food Train as he makes a deliver of shopping to Florence McGregor, 80, (centre) of Shettleston. The committee are carrying out a fact finding visit as part of their Age and Isolation Inquiry. Food Train deliver shopping to the elderly but also provide some company and support to service users. 16 March 2015. Pic - Andrew Cowan
PET bottles with aluminum foil. One of seven installations during the event Lights in Alingsås 2016 – the theme of the year is Enlightenment. It is based on the 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development agreed to by 193 world leaders. This installation is inspired by the goal "5 Gender equality".
Workshop head: Sabine De Schutter, Germany: "When I was a child, everything seemed equal. I thought I could do anything and everything. I´ve realized our world isn´t equal at all! I understand why they said not to play football or to go out after dark. My voice isn´t heard equally, I don´t have the same opportunities. I am a woman.
One day I wish to see equal chances and respect for all girls and women. That we feel safe whenever and wherever we go. I wish for a better world!"
Every year in september/october leading international lighting designers come to Alingsås to hold a week´s workshop with participants from all over the world. Together they light a number of buildings and locations around the town centre. Around 80 000 people come every year to see the designs during the month-long event.
www.lightsinalingsas.se/en (website about this year´s event in English and Swedish)
Equal parts Soda Ash and Silicon Carbide plus cobalt carb - whew that's alot of SC!!! On buff grogged clay, electric, cone 7-9