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i really enjoy shooting tiffany..she is very photogenic but also humble...now the baby on the other hand...
Weñun Mapu Meu (vovler a la tierra)Radio del Pueblo A.M 830 Miercoles de 17 a 18 horas (www.radiodelpueblo.com.ar) de eso se trata un programa que durante dos siclos consecutivos mantiene vive y expectante a su audiencia con notables invitados.
De derecha a izquierada Dr. DarÃo RodrÃguez Duch comisión especial de Pueblo Originarios del Senado de la Nación Argentina la integran 17 Senadores todos con un solo propósito,trabajar para lograr una ley que definitivamente le otorgue a las naciones preexistentes un derecho territorial y que no sigan siendo expulsados aun con las leyes vigentes,Marcelo Valko Psicólogo Social , ensayista e investigador ,escritor de obra que marcan definitivamente la verdadera historia de lo que siempre nos ocultaron con su PedagogÃa de la Desmemoria,Al Malon que No Fue,sin tener una gota de sangre de los naturales de Aqui Puen Mapu que hoy es Argentina sus trabajos literarios como Descubri Miento y muchos mas todos los dias nos marcan el engaño a que fuimos sometidos por el sistema Dominante y todavia hay algunos que están distraÃdos,Enrique Coria comunicador social ,werken jefe de Prensa del Parlamento Argentino de Religiones(www.par-arg-org)Presidente Dr, Jose Sergio Griffa Guru y viajero incansable embajador de la Paz ,y docentes en distintas instituciones nacionales e internacionales. .Norma Valderrama Docente musica ,cantante, Miguel Angel Palacios Maestro, compositor, escritor entre otros La Tierra de Los Alzados Calcheque -Chelemin ,Bohorquez,Exequiel Alagastino Profesor en tencnicas de Control Mental , profesor de Yoga y candidato a Defensor de los Niños Y niñas de la Nacion.
Desde el Impenetrable Pablo Aranda traductor wichi , desde Tartagal Salta Modesto Rojas ,Desde Tucuman Margarita Mamani comunidad el Mollar, Pablo Quival comunidad Santos Anacleto Mamani de Kilmes Bs As , Margarita Mamanii , desde Trenque Lauquen Lorenzo Salvador Cejas Pincen comunidad Cacique Pincen ,desde junin Angel Benito Torre comunidad Nawel Weichafe .
Longko Isabel Huala ,Profesora Marta Lescano Presidente de Fundacion FEPAIS,Mariela MartÃn Domenichelli Dominichelle Presidenta Fundacion CERECO.Amauta Tayta Ullpu destacado hombre de la cultura Quechua conferenciante,Dr. Osvaldo Garcia Napo Presidente del Colegio Latinoamericano de Periodista, Ernesto Alcides Arienzo secretario General del Sindicato Argentino de Reciclado y conductor del Programa A Puro Mate Y Chamame que se emite los dias Jueves 17.30 horas por Argentinisima Satelital. Victor Vargas Filgueira desde nuestro Sur , Dra. Paula Mercedes Alvarado Abogada defensora de memoria verdad y Justicia.Daniel Claure,Teofano Juan M. Garayalde,Juan Pablo Olsson Amalia Ameli Vargas Ricardo Perretta.Julio Christian Abdelnabe Rasmussen.Ruben Arnal,Ruben Orlando Contreras,Cris del Chris La Valle,Apostol Laura Contreras,Abuelo Eduardo,Myriam Clavero Almaflor Crecimiento Creativo,Miguel Werner Mariana Dufour Félix DÃaz,Felix Pando,MarÃa Marta Stephani Pando, Marcelo Pascal.Pablo Pimentel,Pablo Zancada,Adrian Adrián De Angelis , Ruben Molina- Marcela Garcia,Ignacio Copani.
y muchos mas
Muchas gracias a todos y todas que siempre me acompañan . — con Norma Valderrama y Exequiel Alagastino.
Every now and then a water truck drives by spraying water on the roads to keep down dust-- but there's simply too much dust. Anyway, inhabitants of Black Rock City take the opportunity for a refreshing shower by chasing after the trucks and getting sprayed.
I did a mini shoot for one of my best friends who found out that they are expecting! It was lots of fun and a great way for them to tell everyone the news!! On the blog www.freelandphotgraphy.wordpress.com
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A statue of two penguins awaiting the cracking of their baby egg. Fish eater about to be hatched. Taken at the Boston Aquarium
El Ministerio de Comercio Exterior y Turismo (Mincetur) informó hoy que ha elevado su expectativa de llegada de turistas extranjeros a Perú a un total de 2.6 millones durante todo el 2011, lo que representarÃa un incremento de 14.5 por ciento respecto a los 2.27 millones recibidos durante el año pasado.
Street outing with my fellow friends accompanied by Fujifilm X-T1. Shutter priority with ISO at 6400.
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This is a bronze goose as seen today outside the new 'village' being built at Green Park. It's kind of ironic that this beautiful rendition of nature is frozen next to a building site of a housing estate of souless Lego block houses. .
I was expecting the worst when the sun took a hike just as a commuter following behind the Chief showed up, but it came out far better than expected.
Downers Grove IL / Fairview Ave
METX w/b commuter
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The park covered a greater area than I had expected prior to my visit during the last week of March 2019.
As urban areas like Dundonald continue to grow, green spaces such as Moat Park and the Wildlife Garden become increasingly more important habitats for plants and animals which might otherwise lose their home as houses and offices replace fields, hedges and woodlands.
Dundonald refers to a 12th-century Norman fort, or Dún, Dún Dónaill, that stood in the town. One of the largest in Ireland, the man-made hill that the fort stood on is still in existence. Although the mound is commonly referred to as 'the moat' this is, in fact, a corruption of the word 'motte' and refers to the fact that this defensive structure was built in the style of a motte and bailey. St. Elizabeth's Church is located beside the moat, with the Cleland Mausoleum in the adjacent graveyard.
Situated in the heart of Dundonald, the Moat Park offers idyllic walks around the historic Motte as well as provides a valuable link to shops in the village. Close by stands the Church of St Elizabeth which dates from 1306, providing an interesting piece of history passed the Doric style mausoleums during your walk.
The short grassland which occurs throughout most of the park provides valuable foraging habitat for birds such as Blackbirds, Starlings and Rook, all of which visit to feed on the earthworms and insect larvae present in the soil. It is also an important habitat for fungi such as The Deceiver.
The many trees in the park provide a range of important habitats for insects, bats and birds. In the winter months the tiny Goldcrest, our smallest native bird at only 9 centimetres in length and weighing the same as a 20-pence coin, can be seen and heard foraging among the trees together with Blue, Great and Long-tailed Tits and the very colourful Goldfinch.
During very cold winters the Waxwing – an unusual bird found in the forests of Northern Europe – is forced to migrate to milder climates to find sufficient food to survive. Many of the large Cotoneaster trees which occur throughout the park provide a bountiful supply of red berries for this bird during harsh winters.
Small streams flowing through the park carry water originating from the Craigantlet Hills to the north. They provide ideal habitat for the Common Blue Damselfly, which can be seen patrolling up and down the streams for prey during the summer months. Bramble (Blackberry) and Wild Raspberry can be found growing on the stream banks. Both provide a sugar-rich food source for many birds and insects in late summer.
She's always been a bit finicky with the food, not anymore. And she's spending a great deal of time in bed.
Wellington Police are expecting a large turn-out for this year's Orange Day Parade on Friday 19 June. Last year, the parade attracted 1,000 people and is set to do the same or better this year.
The parade promotes public safety awareness, caution around school patrols and some enjoyable activities for the participating school groups. It is sponsored by Wellington City Council, New Zealand Police and Pak'nSave.
Spectators and participants can enjoy the march, which is led by the Scots College Pipe Band. Vintage Police vehicles, the Fire and Ambulance services and Life Flight will also take part.
The groups will travel down Lambton Quay and Willis Street before arriving at Civic Square, where prizes will be awarded for best dressed group and best school patrol as part of celebrations. A What Now? crew will also be there to film a segment for their show.
"This is also a celebration for school patrollers; the role of school patroller overseas is usually reserved for adults. Here in New Zealand, we give that to senior school children and it's a source of responsibility and pride for them," says Constable Duncan Ashton.
The march will start at 10am, so we expect traffic delays along the parade route until about 10.30am as there will be a rolling road closure. The parade will reach Civic Square at approximately 10.30am on Friday.