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Happy Holidays to all of you! I won't have internet access in the next few days. Have a good time, I'll catch up later!
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WOO! Happy New Years you guys! I am very excited for 2014, I originally didn't plan on doing a New Years photo, but whatever, here's one! :) It's not 12 here yet in Cali, but it will be soon. Hope you guys are having fun. :)
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Happy Christmas to all of you!
Scan of a stereoscopic glass negative. Ca. 1910, unidentified photographer.
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This part of Dr. King's speech has always struck a certain chord with me. I don't know about the rest of America, why some voted for and some voted against Barack Obama.
But I do know my own heart - my own soul. And I know as truth that I voted against Obama not for the color of his skin, nor even the content of his character, but the strength of his ideas.
And while I probably will not be happy with the direction the Democrats take the country, I am proud that our nation has taken a monumental leap towards realizing Dr. King's immortal dream.
Forty-five years ago he stood in our nation's capital, proclaiming a truth that had been supressed for generations beyond count - that on the inside, we are all the same.
But there is much yet to be done. We got here because our parents proclaimed that truth to us. We must proclaim that truth to our children, and our children's children. If we want to remain united, if we want to remain free, we must never, ever let go of that universal idea, an idea that echoes across time, from the dusty hills of Palestine 2,000 years ago to a sweltering hall in Philadelphia 232 years ago; an idea that freedom constantly declares against tyranny:
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
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Our daughter-in-law's sister has just had a little baby boy, so happy for her and the little "baby" cupcakes that we were given, today!!
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Does one wish another Happy Australia Day? Is it just an opportunity to take a day off with pay and instead cut the grass? Do we risk the perils of jingoism in that act? Is it too offensive to some of its citizens to utter in fear of offence or is it an oxymoron when a citizen is offended by their citizenship? These are deep questions!
The truly great social progressive Don Dunstan wrote of an Australian cuisine, if such could exist, as garnering the best of everything. Here are the familiar Anglo-Celtic lamb chops and sausages sitting cheek by jowl with the melanzane of the Greeks, the zucchini of the Italians; the whole lot lubricated with Spanish olive oil. It'll go nicely with Arab flatbread, the early figs grilled with balsamic vinegar and more of that oil, Lebanese toum and a Greek salad; this one with Cretan oil. Last evening it was Indonesian takeaway followed by a frozen persimmon — a Korean treat celebrating last Autumn. Why, this screams, is nationalism required?
Should we reject 26 January as a day of national commemoration? Don't be absurd! We can rearrange Easter because it falls after the full moon following the Northern Hemisphere vernal equinox. It is faux. Christmas is even less subject to rules. It's a thanksgiving celebration for having made it past the Northern Hemisphere winter solstice and hijacked for some fantasy kid's birthday. Yep, that's faux too. But you can't change factual historical dates. Party if you must; cry, mourn and weep if that helps. But do it together so we can lean on and learn from each other.
Across the country today there is feeble-minded desecration of statues of the navigator James Cook. Widespread ignorance links 26 January to his landing in Australia. Rubbish! Cook landed at the end of April. It was Arthur Phillip, first Governor of the state which became Australia who landed on 26 January 1788. Don't think either to transfer the blame to Cook for his "discovery". He was long dead before the First Fleet was conceived. Instead look outside your petty bigotry to a bigger picture. Discover George Washington, the American War of Independence and what this did to British fortunes. Consider that it was part of the plan for the British East India Company to have a supply port somewhere nearer to the East Indies. Look too to Joseph Banks, a major proponent of the project. Here's an idea: go to school and raise yourself from the self-harm that ignorance, self-pity and prejudice impose.
Today is a day of deep reflection. A national living treasure, part Aboriginal, part European, part convict, all thinking, has written of the evils of nationalism sitting as we do at a time of nascent conflict in Eastern Europe, with an indigenous population divided among themselves and a seemingly thoughtless and inward looking government. His call instead is for good governance, accountability, rule of law, kindness, tolerance, empathy and respect. In short, do all these things and your identity will look out for itself. He counsels "A shared sense of citizenship is crucial to a functioning democracy but the prevalence of a debilitating, censorious, tribal identity politics is the enemy of a shared citizenship. It has proved a cancer on democracy".
Meanwhile race-based debates rage. Our erstwhile Prime Minister chose yesterday to announce that the standard symbol of Aboriginal Australia, the beautiful flag, genius work of Harold Thomas, had been "freed" for all Australians. The Commonwealth Government has acquired copyright over the design. What I know of the Government's history on exercising copyright over symbols suggests that it will be anything but free. Whereas this was a potent symbol outside of Government it will now be brought under the legal control of a powerful institution with different ideals, intent and sympathies. Unless we can all call this our own and reject the current national flag, itself dating from just 1953, then nothing will be settled by this silly, politicised act of acquisition.
Also yesterday, the outgoing Australian of the Year gave the Prime Minister the frosty reception he deserved. She was accused of disrespect! Here's a message for office holders: the office of Prime Minister is worthy of respect. However, respect doesn't come with the title. That is earned. This is a PM who has failed to address reports dealing with gender issues in a timely manner, snubbed his nose at climate change, watched his country burn from a safe distance in Hawai'i and failed again, and again to properly address the COVID-19 pandemic. I stand with you girl, and I stand with Australia. Nah, yeah: happy straya day!
Happy Holidays from Lake States!
M&StL 150 on freight train 95 at Oskaloosa, IA in March of 1951. Robert Milner photo.
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Happy New Year to all my friends at Flickr, may you all have a wonderful 2009! don't let the swans fool you, there is also a spectacular countdown
2011 update if anyone is in new york jan11 my documentary will be screening
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Tuesday, January 11th
On Tuesday 11th, NewFilmmakers NY presents a Documentary Series about the Envronment and a Short Film Program. Our Feature is Michael M. Bilandic HAPPY LIFE as part of “Abel Ferrara In The 21st Century” Program at Anthology Film Archives (January 7th thru January 18th).
The Evening begins with a 6:00 PM Documentary Series
about The Environment. Emre Ozdemir URVA (2010, 13 minutes) is a short documentary, which takes place in a remote village called Urva in Kastamonu, Turkey. The film documents a soon to be lost culture that has no room in the reality of modern Turkey and the world at large. In Karin Mak RED DUST (2010, 21 minutes), poisoned by the carcinogen cadmium in the battery factories where they worked, Ren and her comrades engage in a desperate struggle for justice. RED DUST captures rural and urban poverty and the risks involved in speaking up in China. John Dunstan THE SECRET LIFE OF… MY SMALL URBAN BACKYARD (2010, 20 minutes) is a remarkable nature film, made in a small urban backyard, with high magnification, and is an overview of insect and arachnid life as it takes place largely unobserved.
My nephew Cohen. A very happy kid, always has his chin up and a smile on. These metal stairs are located at the Louise Falls, Enterprise, NT, just a half hours drive from my hometown of Hay River. My family came up for a few days visit, and we almost always try to visit the falls when we're in the area; a beautiful way to spend any day.
English:
Happy birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday Dear Princesse Kendall, Happy Birthday to you! <3 I hope you have a fantastic birthday because you are the princess of the castle here and I wish all the best for you my dear sweetie <3 ILY Kendall!
Kendall's birthday is 12/19 but I wanted to wish her a happy birthday early because Ik I'll be busy by then, so happy birthday again Kendall! <3
French:
Joyeux anniversaire, joyeux anniversaire à vous, joyeux anniversaire Chère Princesse Kendall, joyeux anniversaire à vous! <3 Je vous souhaite une fête fantastique parce que vous êtes la princesse du château ici et je souhaite à tous le meilleur pour vous mon chéri cher <3 ILY Kendall!
Anniversaire de Kendall est 12/19, mais je voulais lui souhaiter un joyeux anniversaire au début parce que je Ik serez occupé d'ici là, si heureux anniversaire à nouveau Kendall! <3
Nefel and Patty wanted to surprise their sister who just came back, so they prepared her a party and offered her a lot of chocolates and cakes and candies! Florise was very happy that they were all reunited after such a long time ^^
My three sisters want to wish you a happy Easter! They hope you received as many chocolates as them! <3
The street, Tokyo
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That´s my son.,, always happy, always smiling…no greater gift for a mother.. Nice weekend to you all..
One new to the convent, the other a veteran.
Prelude to the 40th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.
Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia (Saturday 3 March 2018)