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BY FAMOUS N.Y. PHOTOGRAPHER -
CHARLES D. FREDRICKS known
for taking photographs of PERSONAGES
OF 1860'S
Any Id Help?? Preacher??
Photo by Michael Brunk / nwlens.com
Stills from the first read-thru and blocking rehearsal for Breeders Theater's production of "Help Desk" by T.M. Sell. Opens July 15, 2011 at the E.B. Foote Winery in Burien, WA.
Orca Network has started a campaign to promote awareness and conservation of the Southern Resident population of orcas: Orca Month! They are proposing that June be recognized as orca month, and they need your help! If you want to sign their petition, send your signature via email to info@orcanetwork.org
The Southern Residents are an endangered population of orca. Their population is in danger, especially after 5 orcas died this year, including two young mothers and 2 babies! There are only 85 of these genetically distinct whales left. The two whales in the photo are members of the population; the big guy is Skana (L79), an 18 year old male, and the smaller whale is either his mom Spirit, or his younger brother Solstice.
UPDATE: June has officially been declared Orca Awareness Month! :)
Another photo from our trip to Novato.
Caden is driving a toy digger up Jaxon's back. Jaxon was very patient and tolerant, but I imagine that if he could talk, he would have said "Help Me!".
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" In Distress.".......by Uranie Colin-Libur....1902.
After self service, there is crowd service. A lot of people are open to receive help and even more are open to provide help to other customers.
Lewis was helping to make some muffins with Nana today and this is him getting ready to pour the mix into the little muffin cases - looks like he's licked the spoon clean before he's even started!!
To all my Flickr friends and contacts ~ May your heart and home be filled with joy this holiday season and throughout the forthcoming year.
7 Days of Shooting Week #24 Preparations Macro Monday ....
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) Chief Executive Officer Eric Green outlined the port’s growth opportunities and plans for the future during today’s sold-out State of the Port address. Hosted by the Propeller Club of the United States – Port of Jacksonville, the event provided updates on JAXPORT’s major projects, business growth, and supply chain trends impacting Northeast Florida’s maritime industry to a crowd of nearly 400 transportation and logistics professionals.
“The solution to the nation’s port congestion problem—is right here in this room,” Green told attendees. “As the industry looks to combat everything from truck capacity issues to labor and equipment challenges, protecting the supply chain is a global priority. That’s where Jacksonville’s modern deepwater seaport comes in.”
During his keynote address, Green announced that JAXPORT’s single biggest growth initiative, deepening the Jacksonville shipping channel to 47 feet, is on track to be completed through JAXPORT’s Blount Island Marine Terminal as early as May 2022. The project includes the construction of a turning basin to allow larger ships to turn at Blount Island berths.
In coordination with deepening, more than $100 million in berth enhancements will be complete this summer to enable the SSA Jacksonville Container Terminal at Blount Island to simultaneously accommodate two post-Panamax ships. By the end of 2022, Blount Island terminal operator SSA Atlantic will welcome three new eco-friendly container cranes and complete the first 20 acres of a modernization project to enable the facility to accommodate more containers.
At the Dames Point Marine Terminal, Ceres Terminals has committed $15 million in private investment in cargo handling equipment and systems. Investments continue at the Talleyrand Marine Terminal, where the port is working on expanding its footprint and capabilities.
“Under Eric’s leadership as CEO, JAXPORT has attracted more than a billion dollars in investment over the last five years, including multiple public-private partnerships,” said JAXPORT Board Chair Wendy Hamilton. “These investments provide a modern deepwater seaport that will continue to provide supply chain solutions for the nation and bring new jobs and business opportunity to our community.”
“In our business, we deal through partnerships, and JAXPORT for us has been an amazing partnership,” said Southeast Toyota Distributors Group Vice President Casey Gunnell. “They are a business-forward organization that’s looking to not only support us but help us grow in this community.”
To build on the port’s position as one of the nation’s top vehicle-handling ports, JAXPORT is expanding a primary Ro/Ro (rolling cargo) berth at Blount Island to dock two vessels from a single berth. The $36 million project will take about 24 months to complete.
In lockstep with growth strategies outlined in its strategic master plan, JAXPORT is also exploring options to build its breakbulk capacity. “Some ports have shifted away from breakbulk; we are embracing it,” Green said.
Mary Baer, anchor of Jacksonville television station WJXT-TV, moderated a “Why Jacksonville” panel discussion featuring JAXUSA Partnership President Aundra Wallace and leaders from global companies who have grown their businesses in and around JAXPORT.
Last week, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited JAXPORT to announce that Singapore-based ocean carrier Sea Lead has selected Jacksonville as a port of call on its first-ever US East Coast service. Jacksonville is the last port of call on the rotation connecting Jacksonville to three ports in China and one in South Korea. This new service is an expansion of Sea Lead’s U.S. West Coast operations and showcases the advantages JAXPORT’s uncongested berths and efficiency offers worldwide ocean carriers.
In fiscal year 2021, a record-setting 1.4 million containers moved through JAXPORT, maintaining its position as Florida’s largest container port and one of the top 10 container ports in the nation. JAXPORT is also one of the nation’s top vehicle-handling ports, moving more than 616,000 vehicles last year.
Everyday I cannot help but walk into the streets and spend some time there. Sometimes with my friends, mostly alone.
To fight for true democracy against China's proposal of candidate screening in the universal suffrage in 2017, people in Hong Kong has occupied Admiralty (Outside the government headquarter) to start a new wave of civil disobedience. After the opression of police with pepper spray and tear gas, the movement is now known as Umbrella movement.
Photo slideshow- viviennechan.com/gallery/21th-day/
we set up the photo background at the karate dojo and nick hammed it up to help me test lighting and exposure. copyright © 2012 sean dreilinger
view testing a photo-booth setup for karate school portraits - _MG_5468 on a black background.
I was ironing steam-a-seam to fabric today and got pencil marks all over my new iron. Freaking out . . . any ideas? I am going to try dryer sheets in the am. This iron is about a week old and I was having a serious love affair with it . . . now I feel horrible when I glance at her.
Decided to use my old iron for anything with iron trashing potential in the future.
Liverpool Range bank engines 4517 and 4519 wait for their next assignment at Willow Tree on 1 May 1987. The small weatherboard signal box on the platform has since been removed.
Willow Tree, NSW Australia
I'm working on a mini for my daughter and the moment I lay it down Siep comes running. During the week Siep is fine but the moment Eline steps into the door on Friday she goes bazurk with joy, she is almost 14 and still makes back flips (well sort of).
I wish I remember the story behind this statue. Help!
heard from a Flickr friend and here is what he sent:
The modern fountain with the monk is in the middle of the
courtyard of the Bischofshof (behind the cathedral). The
modern fountain (by J. M. Neustifter 1980) in the courtyard
illustrates a mediaval legend, the Sermon to the Geese. As
was usual in the Middle Ages this legend also conveys a
message about the positive and negative aspects of human
existence. St Francis of Assisi said that he expected his
fellow friars to care for all living creatures, not just
for human beings, and he himself set a good example by
preaching to birds and fisch. The priest shown here is
preching virtuously and with great conviction to a flock of
geese, which gather around him trunstingly. That, at least,
is what it looks like from the front. Walking round behind
the cleric, the observer spies a fox emerging from the
folds of the man`s cassock to seize the plumpest goose. So
it is not a wolf - it is a fox behind the monk.
Took me almost a year to get the info.Don't thick the
toriist bureau got the first email as they answered me back
within a week the 2nd time. Hope this helps.
Dave
i want to trade some of my singlets for a nice red or blue singlet...size adult medium
help me out please :)
Local Kids & The Girls Scouts of North East Texas "Lend A Hand" to Help Us Launch Our Community Wall Art Project! **Let us know if your Children or Kids Organizations would like to be a part of this fun ongoing Art Project!
Loyal Helper photographed in the River Medway on 28 May 1978 from the lock entrance to Chatham Dockyard on Navy Day. Operated by the RNXS she was giving rides down the river to the public
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