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Ne-Yo Is Engaged and Expecting a Baby with New Fiancée Crystal Williams
Ne-Yo has two big reasons to celebrate — the singer confirmed on Monday that he's engaged and he and his new fiancée, Crystal Williams, are expecting a baby. “Clearing the air.....
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...a ese amor con el que compartiremos nuestra vida...
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Patagonia, Argentina.
Millones de Besos!!!, ~Sergio.
Oxford Circus, London
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Kodak D76 developer - 8 minutes at 23º
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Pro-choice supporters rallied at the State Capitol in Denver then marched through downtown streets to protest the Supreme Court's expected decision to take away federal abortion rights by overturning Roe v Wade.
I had no idea what to expect at Bunco but these ladies know how to party! There was an abundance of good food for lunch, and oh you can imagine all the desserts! Also the amount of raffle items that they gave away was just mind blowing, especially knowing that most of them were hand painted by the members. All just beautiful. I have to say I never did have the luck of winning one of these amazing raffle items but EVEN BETTER a wonderful member gave me this adorable tray painted by PH that she won because she wanted to make sure I went home with something. I couldn't have asked for anything better...smiles!
Behind the Scenes of the short film EXPECTING, directed by Chris Ohlson. Director Chris Ohlson looks on.
February 11th, 2007, Photo by Gregory Collins
Please visit www.chrisohlson.com for more info about the film.
This will be a wall hanging. It's being upcycled. Unfortunately I didn't get a picture of it before it was painted white but it was something I had in a box from the early 90's. Had a saying on it that was cute but can't remember what it said now. I thought it was time for an upgraded quote and one of my favorites!
With the lofty One Canada Square in the background, this is the western end of Canary Wharf Crossrail Station in London, due to start taking trains in 2018 and to be part of the TFL Elizabeth Line
Not expecting the flash, John, Randy, Roland sit in the falling snow while Mark likes the rest of the Tiki torches.
Each day GOD expects for a new you.
Start this day with HUMILITY,
Go on with PATIENCE
and end it with PRAISE…
After all,
He brings out the best in you. !!
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Inka Grings has been one of Germany's best performers in this tournament. Photograph: Lars Baron/Getty.
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The hollow stem of Ipomoea carnea has more uses than one might expect. In Brazil, the stems are cut and used as tobacco pipes. They refer to Ipomoea carnea as canudo-de-pita, meaning ‘pipe cane’ in Portuguese. The stems are used for paper-making, firewood, and fencing throughout their native region.
Medicine
Ipomoea carnea is toxic and has been used traditionally throughout its native regions as a purgative. However, recent studies suggest that Ipomoea carnea has cancer-inhibiting properties. It is also being investigated for its anti-microbial and antioxidant properties.
Spiritual
Ipomoea carnea is mildly psychoactive and contains ergot alkaloids in higher concentrations than its more well-known psychoactive relative Ipomoea violacea. One of the most famous derivatives of ergot alkaloids is the psychedelic drug LSD. However, ergot alkaloids are extremely unsafe and can cause catastrophic side effects to the liver and circulatory system that can result in death. In Ecuador, Ipomoea carnea is called florón and borrachera, meaning the ‘inebriator’. This is the same common name used for many other psychoactive plants native to Ecuador, including the Brugmansia species. Shamans in Ecuador consume Ipomoea carnea seeds for religious insight. Native people of the Ucayali region of Peru use Ipomoea carnea as an additive to ayahuasca, a psychoactive brew used as a traditional spirit medicine by indigenous cultures of the Amazon River basin.