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I was removing my red queen's face up and I took that pic.
She looks so different with and without make up :O
Sculpt: Minifee Chloe mod.
Name: Akatsuki, the Red Queen
Face up made by me
I'll have better pictures if and when the weather clears up; but for now. . .Tufted Tweets, by Laurie Wisbrun. Love the prints! My favorite fabrics at the moment; it's all I can do to stop myself from buying some of her Spoonflower prints. Also used Kona Solid in Medium Gray and Kona Dimensions in Royal, Violet and Spring. This is a store sample for my LQS debuting the fabric line.
Although it has been photographed countless times I couldn't resist taking a few shots of the walkway that leads from the entrance to the Exhibition Centre railway station down to what is now called, rather pretentiously IMO, the Scottish Events Campus. Given that this is the principal route to Glasgow's main conference centre I think its high time it had a face lift!
make your dressing room fit for a princess with this complete, 20 pc matching vanity set.
available exclusively @OtB gacha fair may 13-27
50 Ls per play.
A taconite empty from Two Harbors is about to make a right turn at Iron Junction and head for Minntac. It has been a couple years since I've done any legitimate railfanning on the range... not much has changed. Still lots of CN EMD's. Not really a fan of these old babes, but matching power is always a win in my book... and not a GE in site.
If you could stop stealing this pic and posting it on your Tumblr without giving me credit, that would be awesome.
Sometimes the only way to say something is with a make your own banner kit.
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"At a time when $700 billion can be found overnight to bail out the richest bankers in the world and $1000 billion can be spent on one single “war,” when sovereign wealth funds in a few rich countries alone are at $2500 billion and growing, it stretches credulity when we are told that the world can’t find an extra $18 billion a year to save the lives of millions of children and women and meet the basic needs of the majority of the world’s population."
---- Global Director, U.N. Millennium Campaign, Salil Shetty www.hindu.com/2008/10/08/stories/2008100855121100.htm
Another 40 million people have been pushed into hunger in 2008 primarily due to higher food prices, according to preliminary estimates published by FAO. This brings the overall number of undernourished people in the world to 963 million, compared to 923 million in 2007 and the ongoing financial and economic crisis could tip even more people into hunger and poverty, FAO warned.
Nearly one billion people go hungry each day, 65 percent of them in just seven countries: India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Ethiopia and Congo, reported the UN food agency ( www.fao.org/news/story/en/item/8836/ ). “For millions of people in developing countries, eating the minimum amount of food every day to live an active and healthy life is a distant dream”, said FAO’ Assistant Director-General Hafez Ghanem.
The globalisation had to ensure the maximum good for the maximum numbers around the world and not just the privileged few who got richer under the corrupt political regime. It is true that every successful economy is a market economy, the problem lay in the way it evolved in the corrupt regime which privatised profits and socialised losses. That is not capitalism. The current crisis showed that system was inadequate to cope with the changing situation. The societies needed to practise social responsibility throughout their business, ensuring that they did not make profits by harming lives, livelihoods and the environment.
Eight years ago, in 2000, leaders of 189 countries signed the Millennium Declaration agreeing to do everything in their power to end poverty. They pledged to do this by achieving the Millennium Development Goals, a roadmap to end extreme poverty by 2015. Are we even half way to meeting the eight Millennium Development Goals?
Still, every day, 50,000 people die as a result of extreme poverty and the gap between rich and poor people is increasing. Nearly half the world’s population live in poverty, 70% are women.
We have the power to change this. Push your governments for peace, more and better aid, debt cancellation, education for all boys and girls, healthcare, trade justice, gender equality and public accountability.
Say No To Unfair Social System!
Say No To Corrupt Political Regime!
Say No To Unfair World Order!!!
Say No To Unfair Trade!!!!
Fight for peace!
Fight against hunger!!
We can make 'War, Terrorism and Hunger History' in our lifetime!!!
Back to the Pelicans again. Photos taken on my trip to Queensland in July- August 2015
Today I meet up with a person from Flickr who lives in New Zealand and we just happened to be at Surfers that same time. We have just had some lunch and now we are wanting to watch the feeding of the Pelicans here at back doors of the Charis Seafood shop. this all happen around 1.30pm except for Mondays.
The Pelicans start arriving hour or so before and wait around for their fed of fish. The fish carcass are tossed into the air, most get one fish and move off but some wait around for some more!.