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External lamp on south end of Old Main(oringinal building of University of Arkansas campus), Fayetteville, Arkansas
Federica Mogherini, High Representative/Vice President, European External Action Service/European Commission
Photo: Annika Haas (EU2017EE)
Well my computer crashed last week and so I'm on my sons computer re-posting a picture from last year. My iMac which I've only had for a little over three months just wouldn't come on last week so we brought it away to be fixed. Nothing is backed up and so I'm really hoping I haven't lost all of my pictures. The funny thing is or you could say the really, really stupid thing is is that I have an external hard drive that has been sitting in the box for over four months that I've just never bothered to use...boy did I kick myself last week for not backing my computer especially when I had everything I needed to do it.
It's strange though, I'm not freaking out about this, a few months ago I might have...this tells me that I've grown. I realize that life is so short, that it could be finished tomorrow...so what are the important things, what are the things that I should be investing my life into, at the end of time what will have made a difference. I'm not here to selfishly live my life getting the most out of it, I'm here to make a difference in the lives of others, to bring life. This is the mindset I want to enter 2012 with.
Though the words I speak next may be offensive to some, I need to speak them anyway. We in the western world have so much, for most of us our needs are met and our wants...we lack for nothing. Yet we are a culture that consumes so much and seems to always want more...we seem to be never satisfied. Yet none of this material wealth will ever fully satisfy...the happiness it brings is most often short lived and we look for the next thing that will fill us. But there is only One that can fully satisfy and His name is JESUS...the redeemer of the world. Apart from Him we all perish, He brings eternal life to all those who seek Him and bend their knee before Him and ask Him to be Lord of their lives. The pleasures of this world will end...our lives will end...the lives of our loved ones will end. We will all come to that place where we are alone and we stand before God and either He opens the door and welcomes us in because we've welcomed Him into our lives or He turns us away for having not accepted Him. Not all will accept this teaching, this way of life. It is not the Lord's heart that any should perish and more and more that resonates in my heart and makes it more urgent that I share this truth with others.
We don't know when our last breath will be or the last breath of our loved ones. Days before Christmas there was a horrific accident on the highway just minutes from here...two young women were killed, one was 27 and the other 31. Two lives ended in an instant and many lives changed forever, the lives of those driving the other vehicles that caused the crash...two young children losing their mom, family members, friends...life will never be the same for any of these people. And in my heart I wonder did they know the Lord, was Jesus Lord of their lives...because in the end that's all that matters...
It's kind of like my computer problem...I could lose everything for the simple fact that I didn't backup my computer when I had all the means necessary to do so. Each one of us when presented with the Gospel message then has a choice to make...either you believe and live or you reject it and perish and lose everything.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16
External and internal light show at Sheffield Cathedral.
Hand held image in low light conditions. Grateful to Topaz AI Denoise software! Thanks for viewing.
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Dortechs contract had a value in excess of £1.5 million and included the design, manufacture and installation of over 4,500m2 of glazing including; curtain walling (visible grid and SG), entrance doors, bolted glass entrance screens (both linear and faceted), glass canopies, bolted vertical art glass, drainage channels, downpipes, flashings and cills.
I set up an optical trigger with an external flash pointed to the ceiling. My daughter did the rest. Came out kind of nice!
Point Cook is a rapidly developing residential area, located in the south-east of the City of Wyndham. Point Cook is bounded by the Princes Freeway, Crellin Avenue South, St Anthony Court, Machair Drive, Dunnings Road, Point Cook Road, Tournament Drive, Fawkner Way and Crystal Court in the north, Skeleton Creek and Port Phillip Bay in the east, the northern boundary of the RAAF Williams Point Cook Base, Aviation Road and Duncans Road in the south and the Princes Freeway in the west.
The Point Cook small area includes parts of the suburbs of Point Cook, Werribee and Werribee South. The Point Cook small area excludes the Point Cook RAAF base, which has been included in the Werribee South small area. Point Cook is named after John M Cooke, mate of His Majesty's Vessel "Rattlesnake”, which charted part of Port Phillip Bay in 1836.
Settlement of the area dates from the late 1840s, with land used mainly for farming and grazing, and later for saltworks. Significant development did not occur until the 1990s. The population grew rapidly from the mid 1990s, rising from less than 200 in 1996 to over 14,000 in 2006. The population increased seven-fold between 2001 and 2006, particularly south and west of Seabrook and in the Sanctuary Lakes development. Population growth is expected to continued, as further housing is developed.
Major features of area include Cheetham Wetlands, Point Cook Coastal Park and Homestead, Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club, Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre, Point Cook Town Centre, Werribee Agriculture & Food Technology Precinct and numerous schools.
> 12 minutes from Westgate Bridge
> 20 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD
> 21 minutes from Avalon Airport
> Close to schools, kindergartens, community centre
> Short stroll to Point Cook Town Centre
> 6 minute drive to Werribee Plaza
> 4 minute drive to Werribee Mercy Hospital
> Family friendly community environment
> Aesthetically pleasing surroundings
At Shinjuku, Tokyo
June 7, 2015
Focus: f8/SS: 1/1000/ISO: 200
Leica IIIb + Leica Summicron L 50m/f2 + Efiniti UXi Super 200
I began a collection of these hydrants a month or so ago. Somehow I stumbled across a Flickr group for these. I have been photographing gnarly plumbing and sprinkler valve trees for several years. With the Flickr group I have kicked it up a notch. I believe this one was outside the Greyhound Bus Depot Museum or Freedom Rides Museum, in Montgomery, Alabama. The bus depot focused on the Freedom Riders activities and the violence they faced.
Browse funny political cartoons, political cartoons, political cartoons India, election cartoons and other funny Indian global politicians cartoons.
this is for my friend Swami Stream, he posted items his wife had in her arm, this is what I had in my arm when I broke my wrist in 2001. those four screws were drilled into my bones and the bar kept my wrist from moving while it healed, I expected a normal cast, but when I woke up this is what I had!
Took these shots of a halved apple a few weeks ago to see how my close up filters for my 16-85mm would look with the D7000.
I thought by themselves they were good images but when put together they looked better.
Nikon D7000_Nikon 16-85 f/3.5-5.6G ED VR_ISO100_f/8.0_0.3s
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