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Featured a panel of speakers who discussed criminal justice reform and decarceration efforts.
Panelists included:
• Jeffrey Brown, founder, President and CEO of Brown’s Superstores Inc., and founder of UpLift Solutions
• Paul Butler, The Albert Brick Professor in Law, Georgetown University
• Mark Holden, Senior Vice President, general counsel and corporate secretary of Koch Industries, Inc. and President and COO of the Legal Division of Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
• Mr. Robert Listenbee, First Assistant District Attorney, Philadelphia District Attorney's Office
FEATURING FUTURE - Zukunftskonferenz 2022 der Universität für Bodenkultur Wien
Fotocredit: Christoph Gruber | BOKU-IT
This simple wooden structure separates two lawn areas, the the modern pot (waiting for feature plant!) will be up-lit. The new planting will create a dense screen to hide the boundary, with a walkway through the trees. Mass planting of Lonicera on the left will be clipped to create a dense triangle that will highlight the offset angle of pergola arch.
You can't get a sense of the moving parts from this shot, but essentially the bottom piece is weighted in the unshown back end, and drops when sufficient volume of water is in its bowl. Taken in Hida Folk Village, Takayama.
Shubha Mudgal performed at Child Health, Hope and Happiness, an event organised by Tata Consultancy Services in NCPA on Monday evening. Danceuse Leela Samson also performed at the event organised to raise funds for a state-of-the-art children’s hospital.
Express photo by Ashish Shankar.
Mumbai. 15/11/2005
Ali Najafi, a vendor at CSUN's Marketplace in front of Bayramian Hall, chats with passing students on February 15, 2012. Najafi has been selling his collection of rock n' roll t-shirts, international flags, raffia bracelets and necklaces, rings, and dreamcatchers to students at California State University campuses for 22 years. He has occupied a booth at CSUN's Marketplace for the last 6 years. During his exchanges with students, Najafi can be heard speaking from Arabic to English to Farsi, engaging in lively conversations ranging from philosophy to politics.
Featuring Albert Hammond, Jr., Joywave, Bishop Briggs, lovelytheband, Yungblud, Bear Hands, and AWOLNATION. 9/1/18. ALL PHOTO CREDIT: CHARISSA CHE.
This barn is just outside the city limits (or maybe not?), next to the old fire lane service entrance south of the city's Leeson Park on Colley Road.
Sporty Outfits :
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A pair of athletic knit harem pants featuring an elasticized waistband, front slip pockets, cuffed legs, and a heathered fabric.
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Madison Daniel came home on October 28, 2010 to find her room completely filled with crumpled newspaper. Prankster Adam Johnston is suspected of persuading her roommates and recruiting them to assist in the prank.
Erin Riel, service dog trainer with Diggity Dogs Inc., sits with her newest puppy-in-training, Newman, at Blue Wall, Monday, Feb. 12, 2018. Photo by Caroline O'Connor.
You shall call his name Jesus And behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus. Luke 1:31 Please "Like + Share" Merry CHRISTmas to All! God Bless ~JDix~
The Film was set in Rural Andhra (S. India) and filmed in 2005. It was my MFA Thesis at Columbia Univ. Film School and it was made with a cast of non-professionals. Starring Mamatha Bhukya in the lead role it also had Milton Kam as the Cinematographer.
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Featured, you say? Well, yes, it has lots of features. The more you look, the more you see. This was the sunrise this morning. It caught my eye, for sure. I quick drove to a parking lot where I had a fairly unobstructed view, and caught a few shots. I didn't have much time before I would be late for work, but in the time I had, I got a few good ones. There was iridescence in the clouds, which I could see through my 200mm. A few shots of the iridescence follow this one.
So what's the big deal with sunrise and sunset? I don't know, really. I just love that time of day. I suppose part of it is that it's usually more peaceful, in that time of day... the busyness of the day hasn't started yet, or is over with. The colors are lovely. At sunset the birds sing their farewell song to the day and their welcome song to the night. Even before the sunrises again, they're singing their welcome song to the day.
The cycle of life is on display at the beginning and end of the day. I am never more aware that I am part of it, than I am during the birth and death of the day.