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The Council House in Nottingham's Old Market Square. Draped in a HUGE cross of St. George. An excellent modification by the City Council and attracting many admiring glances and comments from the people in the square. Unveiled in time for the World Cup 2010; a day before England's first group-stage match against the USA. Come on ENGLAND! Friday 11th June 2010.
Never expected to see one of these out here in the scrub. Thought they were only on Rte 66 and in California.
I expect it seemed like a good idea at the time but I doubt it was so hot I needed tinfoil on my head, but cans of coke have not changed much in 37 years
On my last trip to Van, I crashed at my buddy's place for a night, and greeted him with my camera in the morning.. .ha ha ha ha, ahhhh, to be the friend of a photographer... constantly being photographed when you least expect it...
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via MRW he cums and I get way more than expected:
via Reaction GIFS: Your absurd responses to everything.
I might expect something like this in San Francisco or West Hollywood, but not in a small, rural town like Laytonville! This full service gym in Laytonville apparently saves time by allowing you to get your hair permed while you work out!
Not sure what to expected from the bulls in Round 2… PBR livestock director Cody Lambert made this comment about the bulls the riders faced in night 2 of the PBR… “I didn’t ride ‘em all, but back when I rode I felt like I could ride ‘em all.”
This was the rank pen of bulls, riders will be facing the bulls that are hard to ride, and if you survive the ride, a score of ninety points or better could be expected. Cody Lambert had this to say “I know a lot of guys are going to get a no score, they’re going to get drilled.”
The 2008 Australian Bull Riding Champion and contender for Daisy Rookie of the Year won the round. Pete Farley from Kempsey, Australia, was matched up with Bones who is the current PBR World Champion Bull. Pete won Round 2 with Bones with a score of 93.25 points. Until tonight Bones had only been ridden once in thirty trips out of the chute…
This was not the night to miss at the PBR World Finals; you saw the best riders and the best bulls in the world, doing what they do best. They ride and buck for the love of the game, and for the danger of living on the edge. Join me as I bring you the wrecks and heart stopping action from Round 2 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas.
We had expected a very short, low key pony ride, but next thing I knew, Lola and I were both saddled up and set to go on a trail ride - until she just got too scared to do it. I was kind of relieved. I didn't know those horses or the young guy leading the trail, or the trail itself. Too many variables for me.
Natural disasters are expected to increase in both number and severity as a result of climate change. Many places lack the resources and institutional capacity for disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. As a result, climate-related natural disasters can act as a threat multiplier, undermining the stability of nations and regions and exacerbating insecurity. Recognizing this, the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Agency for International Development, and their partners are working to strengthen U.S. responses to climate change through increased collaboration and coordination.
Join us for a discussion of whole-of-government interventions to reduce climate change vulnerability. Where are there opportunities to increase collaboration across U.S. agencies? What role can disaster risk management play in building stability? What are the barriers to strengthening disaster risk management? How can U.S. agencies work better with one another and with international partners?
This event is co-sponsored by the Jackson Foundation.
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“When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced; live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.” White Elk. Made with Art Studio.
Concluyó con mucha expectativa, en la ciudad de Manta, el quinto taller realizado por la Comisión de Educación, Ciencia y Tecnología de la Asamblea Nacional, sobre la evaluación de la aplicación de la Ley de Educación Intercultural para la zona 4 del país que comprende las provincias de Manabí y Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas.
Considerando que la Ley de Educación Intercultural está en vigencia desde hace 3 años, la Asamblea Nacional creyó pertinente evaluar los procesos y mecanismos que se han creado e implementado para operativizar lo planteado en dicha ley en relación a garantizar el derecho a la educación, plasmar los principios y fines generales que orientan la educación en el marco del buen vivir; la interculturalidad y la plurinacionalidad en relación a desarrollar y profundizar los derechos y obligaciones y garantías constitucionales en el ámbito educativo; y, lo relativo a establecer las regulaciones básicas para el funcionamiento del sistema nacional de educación.
Este taller que se realizó en el Auditorio de la FEUE, de la Universidad Eloy Alfaro de Manta, se lo dividió en cuatro grupos de trabajo y sesiones en doble jornada, para evaluar el modelo de gestión y pedagógico, sistema de inversión y asignación de recursos implementados por el Ministerio de Educación, así como enfoque de interculturalidad y de corresponsabilidad en los términos establecidos en la LOEI.
Tres de los cuatro grupos estuvieron conformados por directores distritales, directores zonales, rectores de colegios, maestros, líderes comunitarios y estudiantes, es decir, todos los actores que conforman el sistema de educación y el otro lo conformaron los representantes de las organizaciones de la sociedad civil, entre ellos padres de familia.
Para Ximena Ponce, presidenta del organismo legislativo, reconocer la diferencia es fundamental, para construir una sociedad con voces diversas.
Estas consultas a los ciudadanos en territorio que se iniciaron aproximadamente hace tres semanas, Quito, Ibarra, Guayaquil, Machala y Manta, cuentan con el apoyo de la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos, Visión Mundial, Consejo Nacional de la Niñez y Adolescencia, UNICEF. Concluirán en junio con la realización de tres talleres nacionales en donde se recogerían los resultados y testimonios sobre los avances en la ley.
La Comisión de Educación invita a la ciudadanía en general a presentar sus aportes a través del blog del proceso de evaluación: www.asambleanaciona.gob.ec/foro-educacion.
Participaron de estas jornadas de trabajo la presidenta de la Comisión de Educación, Ximena Ponce, los asambleístas Teresa Benavides y Raúl Abad; así como, la directora de la zona 4 del ministerio de Educación, Marlene Jaramillo; Susana Callay del Consejo Nacional de la Niñez y Adolescencia; Nathaly Armijos, de la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos; Jorge Álvarez, de Unicef y Antonio Zapata, de Visión Mundial.
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Lonely Fisherman
06 November 2013 -- 310/365
Providence, Rhode Island
Expect to see a number of early morning India Point photos. I've been put on a project at work that involves a daily 4-hour meeting that completely obliterates my ability to get out at lunch for a photo. The first project meeting was today, so I stopped at India Point on my way into work. This lone tautog fisherman was sitting on his bucket at the end of these docks. The water was perfectly calm, which meant the interesting cloud pattern was reflected without virtually any distortion. That created an odd effect in the water that I'm not certain I like, actually. I'm thinking it makes the photo too busy. I think I'd have preferred more ripple and less reflection, given the sky texture.
Post processing started with a color version in Topaz Adjust. I applied a brilliant warm filter, followed by adjustments to adaptive exposure, contrast, brightness, and protect highlights. That was brought into Topaz B&W FX where I applied a neutral greyscale filter. I adjusted color sensitivity sliders, adaptive exposure, regions, contrast, boost black, and protect highlights. A levels adjustment and a contrast adjustment were added in PSE.
Woke up expecting to have to be patient today, waiting for the answer on our house offer - but by the time I'd got out of the shower and come downstairs, Tim was on the phone and looking very happy. Our offer was accepted! It's official - we're moving to Devon!!
Cue lots of emails and phone calls to engage a solicitor and a surveyor. Tim did an amazing job sorting it all out. (I did keep offering to help, but my main duties were making coffee and bouncing around excitedly.)
We had been planning to go out after all of that, but we were both knackered and decided that, actually, we'd done enough today, and we'd save holiday stuff for tomorrow. I walked up to the local chippy early evening to pick us up a celebratory dinner. It really doesn't look anything special from the outside, but they were so friendly in there and the food was delicious!
Had another relaxing evening, with David Attenborough's Wild Isles on iPlayer and Get Shorty on All 4.
Muita expectativa e animação foram marcas registrada do nosso evento e as atrações não decepcionaram. Teve muito rock, mas também teve reggae, alto astral de sobra, gente bacana e alegria contagiante. Dá só uma olhada no que rolou por lá no 1º dia de evento.
Another w/b green appeared on M2 and expecting a freight I moved back to Cass Ave but set up on the dark side to vary the view. What I got this, a mid afternoon commuter express that I should have know was coming, I've seen it often enough!
Westmont IL / Cass Ave
METX w/b commuter express
METX 191 F40PHM-2
This is Jackson, my friend's 7 mo old lab pup. He was so cute and sweet that I just had to shoot him (the photo way, of course.)