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ok. what is important here is not the photo. I know, i know- flickr IS photos... but alas, i must explain to you the miracle that is the BLINKING BASS TRAILER FISH.
This truck has a fish on the ball trailer hitch. It's made so that it looks like the fish has bitten the hitch. Which, on it's own, is mildly amusing in a redneck-sort-of-way. But that's not all folks. Not by a mile.
When the truck brakes, the fish's tail flaps from left to right, and little red lights beam from where it's eyes would be. OMG. When the truck signals a turn, the fish flaps again and the eye corresponding to the direction of the turn blinks in time with the car's own blinker.
I promise, I am looking for a link or something... AH HA!
It's a different world! Temples and monasteries are an integral part of life in Myanmar.
Many of the monks at the Mahagandayon Monastery were articulate in English, and outspoken about their country’s history and politics.
For the story behind these pictures, check out Ursula's Weekly Wanders PhotoBlog post:
www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/religious-practice/monks-nun...
Presenter Jonathan Newell on-camera explaining the Dastarkhan in a Kazakh yurt while Director Nurzhan Akhmetov and local expert look on. Read my blog and see a short clip from this episode of Steppe Tales at bit.ly/uiThQS
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2018.
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A student explains her experiences, difficulties, and triumphs in founding a school in Washington state similar to our own.
Photography & Art: Juan Pablo Montalva
Styling: Paulina Irazabal
Make Up & Hair: Mercedes Errazuriz/Macarena Moreno
Models: Martina/Damian/Robinson
Description: Dale Anderrson displayed a soil and water management project at Little International.
Date: 1959
ID: ALi77-1959.3
Ordering Information: library.ndsu.edu/archives/collections-institute/photograp...
It's a different world! Temples and monasteries are an integral part of life in Myanmar.
Many of the monks at the Mahagandayon Monastery were articulate in English, and outspoken about their country’s history and politics.
For the story behind these pictures, check out Ursula's Weekly Wanders PhotoBlog post:
www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/religious-practice/monks-nun...
Explaining students from the University UNAN-MANAGUA about the climate situation around the world and in Nicaragua and how to reduce the effects by taking an environmental conscience!
Keisha explains the process to Athan at ACE Avatar Maker inside Windtraders at Pandora - The World of AVATAR in Disney's Animal Kingdom Park.
Had a lot of fun with Paola this evening in the studio. Believe it or not - she's not feeling all that great.
Here she is explaining the drama that took place at the doctor's office today when they tried to give him a shot.
As jann_on has faved this, I'll explain - the old notice at the upper left says that posting bills on this structure is forbidden, by order of the Reichsbahndirektion ("Imperial Railways Regional Directorate") for the S-Bahn Berlin. So what empire was that then?
The answer is that East Germany's railways continued to call themselves the Deutsche Reichsbahn (German Imperial Railways) - although East Germany wasn't an empire and as a communist state thought of itself as being in a state of revolutionary war against empires in general.
The reason for this is that the Allied Control Commission, in 1945, confirmed that the DR directorate for the Berlin region could keep running the S-Bahn network as before. This got important when Germany was divided, as much of the network is located in West Berlin. The East Germans were very keen to keep it, and wouldn't risk changing the name for fear of a western power-grab.
So, even after the Wall went up, you could still travel around West Berlin on an East German train although the crew would be West Berliners working for the Eastern railways' western subsidiary company. But you might be encouraged not to, as the West Berlin city council wasn't best pleased with its citizens giving the East Germans money every time they got on the S-Bahn. And it wouldn't be much fun, as the East Germans were very much not keen to invest in the system and it rapidly got run down.
On the other hand, as a West Berliner you could travel on a western train in the U-Bahn system and even pass beneath parts of East Berlin - the whole U-Bahn was run by the Berlin city council transport department and when the council chose to go west, it went west too. All clear so far? And that poster has survived since 1991 at the latest.
The newer sticker with Laye-Alama Conde's name and date is part of a campaign to memorialise the victims of modern extreme-right violence.
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Randy Hutson, CEO for the American Red Cross Serving King & Kitsap Counties, talks to a "media" volunteer in Renton during the Sound Shake exercise.
On Saturday, July 10, the Red Cross tested our ability to respond to a large-scale earthquake in the Seattle area. As part of the state-wide Sound Shake 2010 drill (www.soundshake2010.org), more than 200 people came from across King and Kitsap Counties to set up and staff two Red Cross shelters, one in Renton and one in Federal Way.
For more information, visit www.seattleredcross.org
Jamie explains "critical mass" and nuclear bombs.
"It creates a puzzle and that puzzle goes fucking crazy"
A colleague came to me with a plan to talk about a debate about World War II in her class — American isolationists vs. interventionists. We talked about her plans, and did some revision of these plans with diagrams and maps and Brainstorming!
Her class has 23 kids in it. We decided that we were going to have Roosevelt deliver a policy speech, and then have two teams under him — one would propose the specific lend-lease legislation; a group of opponents would try to undercut it. The opposition would then propose their own legislation and Roosevelt's team would try to undercut THAT. But then we were left with too many kids sitting on the sidelines. We tried to resolve it by imagining teams on the sidelines producing graphic design materials and propaganda that would support or undercut both sides — or that would serve as "voices from the extremes" which would help make clear what a dangerous time this was in American history.
Before I could help my colleague understand how our debate club runs debates, I had to construct a diagram that showed her how my Debate Club conducts parliamentary debates.
Asha talking to some teenagers visiting the AI booth about women's rights issues. She was the main draw for the whole weekend!