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Brazil and Chile played a football (soccer) game in Gothenburg on March 24th 2007. I'm not interested in sports but I took my camera out and went to the stadium before the game to shoot supporters. Happy friendly people everywhere and there was a jolly good atmosphere. There are many Chileans living in Sweden so the Chilean fans totally outnumbered the Brazilian ones. However Brazil won, 4-0.
It was a lot of fun and it was a wonderful spring afternoon, sunshine and 16 degrees (61F).
what life is ?
• Life is whatever you make it, its a life of possibilities!
• Life is a miracle that was created by God.
• There is no real answer to what life is. There are many things that life is made up of and many characteristics of it too. Not even the best scientist can figure out exactly the answer to what life is
• Nothing, an...ywhere can answer this question because if you knew the answer to this question you would be either a fool or god sent
• Life is the prequel to the Apocalypse pronounced by the Lord of all Demons, Satan
• Life is really cool so just live it.
• Life is the presence of living organisms.
• No one really knows what the meaning of life is, so just live it to the fullest
• Life is wonderful. stop wondering what it is and live it
• Life is wonderful, yet is also conjures up amazing questions, as well as answers that will persevere throughout your life. So in other words, do continue to "live it", yet it's okay to have questions once in a while
• You always have a purpose to live. to use the life the good lord gave you!
• life is life nothing more, no god or religion can change that fact.
• the meaning of life is to live
• Life is a good thing
• Life is the song, love is the lyrics
• Life is natures experiments
• Life is a portal to death
• life is amazing spend the time you have wisely and be careful in dark places
A.Khorshidi
One character of epic Ramayana ballet is preparing for the show. The Ramayana ballet in Purawisata, Yogya, has been performing for 37 years in every single consecutive night, without any interruption, and has been awarded Indonesia Guinnes Book of record (MURI) in 2001 due to its longest continuity performance.
@ Purawisata, Yogya.
I tried to do a seductive photo shoot. Lol. My headphones kind of ruin it. But I won't take good photos unless I have music playing. These headphones are kind of ugly though. I am proud of my hair and make up though. It took hours to perfect. I like it though. I hope you guys appreciate the photo shoot. It won't be up long.
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Aufruf zur Internationalen Großdemonstration in Rostock
am Samstag, 2.6.2007
Make Capitalism History
• Alle fünf Sekunden stirbt in der Welt ein Kind an Hunger, mehr als 800 Millionen Menschen sind chronisch unterernährt. Maßgeblich verantwortlich hierfür ist eine ungerechte Welthandelspolitik, wie sie im Rahmen der G8 und anderer internationaler Institutionen von den reichen Industrieländern betrieben wird.
• Trotz der vollmundigen Versprechungen vom G8-Gipfel in Gleneagles 2005 wurde den Ländern des Südens bislang nur ein geringer Teil ihrer Schulden erlassen.
• Indem sie Liberalisierung und Privatisierung vorantreiben, haben die G8 Armut nicht nur im globalen Süden, sondern auch in den Industrieländern verstärkt. Die weltweite Plünderung von Rohstoffen und anderen natürlichen Ressourcen wird beschleunigt.
• Zugleich schotten sich die reichen Industrieländer immer stärker gegen Flüchtlinge und MigrantInnen ab. Die dennoch Eingereisten werden illegalisiert und als rechtlose BilligarbeiterInnen ausgebeutet.
• Die G8-Staaten sind die größten Klimazerstörer. Sie allein sind für 43% des weltweiten CO2-Ausstoßes verantwortlich und stehen zudem für eine Renaissance der Atomenergie, die wir entschieden ablehnen.
• Die G8-Staaten sind verantwortlich für 90% der weltweiten Waffenexporte und eine neue Ära von Rohstoffkriegen. Sie sind Vorreiter einer auf Krieg gestützten Weltordnung, die in vielen Ländern zu Flucht, Vertreibung, neuem Hass und Gewalt führt.
Die von der Dominanz der G8 geprägte Welt ist eine Welt der Kriege, des Hungers, der sozialen Spaltung, der Umweltzerstörung und der Mauern gegen MigrantInnen und Flüchtlinge. Dagegen wollen wir bei unserer Großdemonstration am 2. Juni 2007 in Rostock protestieren und die Alternativen dazu aufzeigen. Gemeinsam mit Millionen Menschen in aller Welt sagen wir: Eine andere Welt ist möglich!
• Für die sofortige Streichung illegitimer Schulden und eine faire Entschuldung der Länder des globalen Südens!
• Gegen den Ausverkauf öffentlicher Güter und Dienste – für gleiche soziale Rechte und Standards weltweit!
• Für einen schnellen und radikalen Wechsel zu den erneuerbaren Energien. Zusammen mit einer deutlichen Erhöhung der Energieeffizienz und der Umstellung auf ein nachhaltiges Wirtschaften können nur so ein gefährlicher Klimawandel und weitere Kriege um Öl- und Gasreserven verhindert werden.
• Für den sofortigen und endgültigen Ausstieg aus der Atomenergie und für vollständige weltweite atomare Abrüstung!
• Für ein solidarisches und gleichberechtigtes Zusammenleben aller Menschen – gegen jede Form von Rassismus und Faschismus!
• Für die Überwindung von Mauern und Grenzen! Gegen Lager und Abschiebungen!
• Für eine friedliche Welt! Schluss mit der militärischen Durchsetzung wirtschaftlicher und machtpolitischer Interessen durch die G8-Staaten!
Globalisierung im Interesse der Mehrheit der Menschen bedeutet faire Beziehungen zwischen Industrie- und Entwicklungsländern, bedeutet Frieden, Gerechtigkeit, soziale Sicherheit, Demokratie und Bewahrung der Lebensgrundlagen des Planeten für die nächsten Generationen.
Eine solche andere Globalisierung entsteht nicht auf exklusiven und abgeschotteten Gipfeltreffen, sondern von unten aus der globalen Bewegung von Menschen und Initiativen, die sich für eine andere, bessere Welt einsetzen. Diese globale Bewegung wird sich mit zahlreichen Aktionen und Veranstaltungen während des G8-Gipfels zu Wort melden. Auf der Internationalen Demonstration am 2. Juni 2007 in Rostock werden wir die Größe, Stärke und Vielfalt unseres bunten und breiten Protestes unübersehbar machen.
(veröffentlicht am 26.2.2007)
fels.nadir.org/de/109/aufruf-demo-rostock-g8
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Another World is Possible!
G8 Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany
Call to International Demonstration in Rostock, June 2, 2007
At the beginning of June 2007, the governments of the seven most important industrialised countries and Russia will meet for the ‘G8 Summit’ at the Baltic seaside resort of Heiligendamm. The ‘Group of 8′ (G8) is an institution without legitimacy. Nevertheless, as a self-appointed informal world government, they make decisions which affect the whole of humanity. The policies of the G8 stand for a neoliberal globalisation and deregulation, economic policies oriented towards the capital returns of international financial investors and companies.
• Every five seconds, a child dies somewhere in the world from hunger. More than 800 million people are chronically malnourished. Primarily responsible are unjust world trade policies, forwarded by the rich industrialised countries within the G8 and other international institutions.
• Despite the whole-hearted promises of the G8 Summit at Gleneagles in 2005, until now only a small proportion of the debt of Southern countries has been cancelled.
• Through their promotion of liberalisation and privatisation, the G8 have not only increased poverty in the global South, but also in the industrialised countries. The worldwide plundering of raw materials and other natural resources is being accelerated.
• At the same time as the rich industrialised countries seal themselves off from refugees and migrants, those who nevertheless arrive are illegalised and exploited as cheap labourers without rights.
• The G8 states are the biggest destroyers of the climate. They are alone responsible for 43% of worldwide CO2 emissions as well as being in favour of a renaissance of nuclear energy, which we decidedly reject.
• The G8 states are responsible for 90% of worldwide weapons exports and a new era of war for raw materials. They are the leaders of a world order based on war, which leads to migration, displacement, new hate and violence in many countries.
The world shaped by the dominance of the G8 is a world of war, hunger, social divisions, environmental destruction and barriers against migrants and refugees. At our mass demonstration on 2 June 2007 in Rostock, we want to protest against this and show the alternatives. Together with millions of people around the world we say: Another World Is Possible!
• For the immediate cancellation of illegitimate debt and comprehensive debt relief for the countries of the global South!
• Against the sale of public goods and services – for equal social rights and standards worldwide!
• For a speedy and radical transfer to renewable energies! Dangerous climate change and further wars for oil and gas reserves can only be prevented through a significant rise in energy efficiency and the transfer to a sustainable economy.
• For the immediate and permanent abandonment of nuclear energy and for complete worldwide nuclear disarmament!
• For the showing of solidarity with, and the living together with equal rights, of all people – against every form of racism and fascism!
• For the overcoming of walls and borders! Against detention camps and deportation!
• For a peaceful world! End the military imposition of economic and power-political interests through the G8 states!
Globalisation in the interests of the majority of people requires a fair relationship between industrialised and developing countries, and means freedom, justice, social security, democracy and the conservation of the planet’s natural resources for the next generation.
Such an alternative globalisation will not result from exclusive and insular summit meetings, but rather from below out of the global movement of people and initiatives who stand up for another, better world. This global movement will make itself heard through numerous actions and events during the G8 Summit. At the International Demonstration on 2 June 2007 in Rostock, we will make the size, strength and diversity of our colourful and broad protests visible.
dissent-archive.ucrony.net/dissentnetwork/node/1998.html
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k so I just needed to make one of theses to-scale with the Attack Shuttle, Twilight, and Charger retrofit you will see below. its one of the most famous ships in the Clone Wars, and again, I had to make it. On to the technical bits den!
Designed by Rothana Heavy Engineering, the LAAT packs some serious firepower and also a line snatched directly from a lego catalog. technical name would be "Repulsolift-class Attack Gunship". I even included two missile launchers with cockpits on the wings. the "real" thing includes a maximum load of over 30 poeple (excluding the two pilots), surprisingly no comsumables (a freaking Y-wing can have comsumables for a week but a LAAT has none lolwut?? what hast thappened to thou Rothana Heavy Engineering????).
Thanks for looking, raphy
I've not much going on at the moment photography wise so I thought it'd be a good opportunity to put some colour into my stream! And these images make for a great antidote to the truly grim, awful weather we've had today (with more to come apparently :-( ).
Dotted around my garden, in amongst all the other plants, are wild poppies (these are Welsh poppies – thanks for reminding me, Alan!). I let them self-seed each year and for some reason this year is turning out to be one of the best displays they've given me since I introduced them. I love Welsh wild poppies and let them grow wherever they will, and to see their tissue paper blossoms atop their tall stems, fluttering gently in the breeze like Tibetan prayer flags, is a real joy to behold and always brings a smile to my face whatever my mood. Without exception they're all vivid sulphur yellow, bar this little rebel wonder who chose to be orange instead, which I'm very grateful for because it looks stunning set against the sky blue of Forget-me-nots (another fantastic self-seeder).
Make Up Artist at the Africa Designer Fashion Event in Cavan Crystal Hotel, Cavan, Ireland on 24th November 2017.
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Tom was very confident he was going to win the slalom race. This picture is just minutes before the race. He won.....!
Come make your own gadget, robot or wearable art at Tam Makers!
We started a new ‘open shop’ program called ‘You Can Make It’, to help you create your own maker project with our community. This workshop for adults and teens takes place on Wednesday evenings in our makerspace at Tam High School in Mill Valley. Our first series was held on three Wednesdays in a row: June 29th, July 6th and 13th, between 6 and 9pm.
On the first night, we helped eight participants plan their projects, prepare their materials and develop new skills. They then built their projects the following weeks, with guidance from instructors and other participants.
Here are examples of projects they worked on: a garage door opener, an animated owl, an engraving, solar-powered lights, a theremin, a wooden frame, an illuminated art piece and more. They used a wide range of tools to build them, from Arduino boards to our laser cutter, oscilloscope, and radio transmitters and solar-power technology.
One of the great benefits of this open shop program is that you get a lot more than just access to tools: you join a community of makers who like to make things together and help each other. On that first night, we had three mentors on hand to coach participants: Geo Monley, Fabrice Florin and Donald Day, who also teach at Tam Makers.
Participants seemed to enjoy this ‘You Can Make It’ open shop and told us they got a lot from it. This is one of our first maker workshops at Tam Makers, and we’re really happy that it is going well; we look forward to offering more open shop sessions in the fall.
Learn more about You Can Make It:
www.tammakers.org/you-can-make-it/
View more photos of You Can Make It:
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Learn more about Tam Makers:
Modèle : Weronika
Make up : Idelly's Make Up
Assistant : Christophe Clarysse
Studio : Shooting Zone
Marc Venon Photographie
Marc Venon Photographie ©Tous Droits Réservés Décembre 2019 reproduction interdite sans accord
This isn't an exchange, but more of a "gift it forward" kind of thing. The people you make something for will not be making anything for you unless you happen to get on their list.
The first five (5) people to respond to this post will get something made by me - something REAL that you could actually stub your toe on if you left it lying around on the floor.
This offer does have some restrictions and limitations so please read carefully.
1. There is no guarantee that you will like what I make, although I really hope you do. And, remember, sometimes it's okay to tell a little white lie to spare a person's feelings. *sniff*
2. What I create will be just for you.
3. It will be done 3 months from the day I make my offer.
4. I will not give you any clue what it's to be, so don't bother begging. ;-)
5. I reserve the right to do something extremely Me.....
6. If you sign up to receive something from me, all you need to do is offer your own "Make 5".
7. It might be one of my favorite creations: Vegemite on toast :)
8. I'm willing to ship anywhere in the world, but if you have geographical limits, please say so in your own post.
9. Since you're offering to Make 5 gifts, it's probably okay to sign up for 5 other people's "Make 5". Just follow your own heart on that. :)
10. Even though you sign up for others' Make 5, you might not actually get anything. It's probaby best to plan to give with no expectation of a return gift. You just never know. :-
Heyy! Make a wish..
I love february, its the month of my bday <3
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Cienega Bridge, Pima County (far from any populated area), Arizona.
Now, don't get me wrong; this is almost certainly a fine bridge. It has done its job for nearly 100 years. What more could be expected of it?
However, I have to ask... Why is it listed in the National Register of Historic Places? (Is a bridge even a place?)
It rates exactly two sentences in its Wikipedia article, which, although mentioning the National Register, doesn't say why it was so recognized.
As far as I can tell, it's not especially notable in terms of length, height, innovation or design. It didn't connect two places that were previously isolated, or even important. (While we may have visited at a "slow" time, it's hard to believe that this bridge carries much more than eight or ten vehicles a day; it's pretty remote here.) It spans a CREEK, which is often dry, not the mighty Mississippi.
Was it honored because of its age at the time? Is 67 years a remarkably long time for a bridge to be useful? (By coincidence, that's my count at present. Should I expect some sort of longevity award?)
Let's face it; it's not remindful of the Golden Gate or Brooklyn. It's a bridge, not an icon.
The scenic Rincon Mountains (which are not, as far as I'm aware, listed in the National Register of Historic Places even though they are probably more than 67 years old) are in the distance.