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Some things seem to be missing. Not sure if they were just out of service being restored? Or maybe Pea Ridge is short a few tubes?
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Pea Ridge, AR
Nancy Millar wrote the book entitled "The Famous 5 Emily Murphy and the Case of the Missing Persons," published by The Western Heritage Centre.
More info on the famous 5 >> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Famous_Five_%28Canada%29
20. I have a filter in the Voltage Regulator circuit. Note the discoloration due to arching on the pole that the arrow is pointing to. This may have been the cause of all the problems. I will test everything before installing the new regulator. The lesson here is when you have an electrical problem check all of the connections.
If you haven't heard of Linotype's FontExplorerX You're missing out on the best font management program for OS X.
The the best part is it's free.
It's the only font management program that didn't crash when I loaded all 15,863 fonts into it. Suitcase would just crash.
Re-imagining of Missing the Sea
Entered into the Imagez Camera Club competition entitled "Summer 2007" on 30th October 2007. This was a digital competition for 1024x768 jpeg images.
NEPAD Heads of State and Government Summit & Press Briefing Chaired by President Macky Sall
Africa is moving forward through NEPAD – African leaders agree at AU Summit
Addis Ababa, January 29, 2015 - African Heads of State and Government who oversee the work and impact of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Agency, have commended the important role the Agency plays in transforming the continent. The NEPAD Heads of State and Government Orientation Committee (HSGOC) is a grouping of 20 African leaders who meet twice a year on the margins of the African Union Summit to take stock of the implementation of the NEPAD Agency.
The 32ndHSGOC Summit in Ethiopia’s Capital Addis Ababa today made important decisions. They endorsed the Implementation Strategy for the Dakar Agenda for Action on Financing Africa’s Infrastructure and the Service Delivery Mechanism (SDM) of the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA), in support of early stage Infrastructure Project Preparation.
The President of the Republic of Senegal and Chairperson of the HSGCO Macky Sall commended the NEPAD Agency for accelerating the implementation of concrete transformative regional infrastructure projects. ”The NEPAD Agency is helping to overcome our weakness in project preparation and makingselected regional infrastructure projects bankable,” President Sall said.
He spoke on the outcomes of the Dakar Financing Summit (DFS) which was the first ever financing Summit targeting 16 trans-boundary and regional infrastructure projects.He said that the Summit, which his Government hosted in June 2014, was a major moment for the mobilisation of leaders, the private and public sector. President Sall commended the sincere commitment made by all involved in seeing the Dakar Agenda for Action becoming a success. It outlines concrete actions towards
financing for Africa’s Infrastructure development.Here minded all present that African leaders must remain engaged in PIDA as the programme has reached its second phase of implementation.
Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said that NEPAD’s programmes and priorities need to be aligned to Agenda 2063. Dr Dlamini Zuma noted that the adoption of Africa’s new transformation agenda will be an important moment for Africa to look back and develop an implementable roadmap for the next 50 years. It will be of paramount importance that the AUC, NEPAD Agency and Regional Economic Communities (RECs) work hand in hand to make Agenda 2063 a success, she emphasised.
“The NEPAD Agency has also provided technical support to the Presidential Infrastructure Championship Initiative under the continued strategic guidance of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa,”NEPAD Agency Chief Executive Officer Dr Ibrahim Assane Mayaki said in his progress report on NEPAD’s performance in 2014. He made reference to the Agriculture, Climate Change Framework Initiative, which is targeting at least 25 million small scale farmers, especially women, to practise climate smart agriculture by 2025, he said.
Dr Mayaki also spoke on the interventions taken by the Agency in empowering African women, in line with the AU Summit’s theme of “Year of Women Empowerment towards the Development of Africa’s Agenda 2063”. Giving an example of its NEPAD/Spanish for African women’s empowerment, Dr Mayki noted: “The Agency has empowered 21 856 vulnerable women through financial assistance, agriculture education and training, micro credit entrepreneurship and skills development in the agribusiness value chain.” The CEO of NEPAD recalled 2014 as an important year for Africa’s partnerships in the context of the changing global order and advancing meaningful partnership support for the continent’s development priorities. This led to the approval of the Africa Global Partnership Platform by the Malabo AU Assembly last June.
The HSGOC was attended by the Presidents and Heads of Government of Senegal, South Africa and Zimbabwe, as well as foreign ministers, diplomats and heads of development partner Agencies.
The HGSOC lauded the achievements made in PICI presented by President Zuma who is the Chair of the presidential Initiative.President Zuma gave an update on some of the PICI projects ranging from the North-South Road and Rail Corridor, the missing links of the Trans-Saharan Highway and the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, from Nigeria to Algeria via the Republic of Niger, which are championed by African Heads of State to fast-track their implementation.
Also endorsed was the implementation of the post-Malabo Declaration on the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) to ensure an African-owned and led agricultural transformation, especially relating to African Women and Climate Smart Agriculture.
There was general consensus among the Orientation Committee to scale up efforts for improved resilience to the effects of climate change in agriculture and the impacts it is having on African people.
The media are ignoring Stepha Henry, a missing person. Please copy this picture to your site and link to the Stepha Henry news story. Here is a blog proving how the media is ignoring it. This story is not about Paris Hilton nude, Lindsay Lohan flashing her beaver, or any of the other nonsense the media likes to talk about. But can you look @ her picture anyway and call the police if you know anything about her disappearance? "Anyone with information can call Miami-Dade Det. Brigette Robert at 305-418-7200 or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477."
Whoops, another misplaced name tag. An accident, I'm sure. Later next week an old prof of mine would tell us stories about how back int he 60s police duct taped over theirs.
I hope his mates put up the $5500 fine and will keep him in beer as he will more than likely be banned for the rest of his life.
It's been six months since we lost our yellow lab Tiffany. She brought so much joy into our lives. Tiffany is sorely missed by all who knew her.
This looks best embiggened on black. Click on photo or hit your L key.
Let's have some fun with this. Somebody is missing and the police need a description. Please give a complete description that will help the police find them in 25 words or less.
Incidentally, this is actually a sculpture in Kennebunkport, Maine, USA. The hat, shoes and book are made of bronze and are very firmly attached to the rocks.
Winter is outside, we're already missing the holidays, this is Florida, last year.
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Shot at Balcombe station on the main London Victoria - Brighton line.
Best viewed on Black, press L.
Model: Shannon Wheatley
The colors have long faded, but the image of you stayed.
Thanks to Joes Sistah, Kim Klassen and Jill Ferry for the textures! The Chinese newspaper on the background is not a texture, it was real - I placed the rose in front of a wall covered with newspaper.
A wall full of posters of missing people. Someone decided that it would be a good idea to "decorate" it with spray paint.
Had to grab this one as it has the complete waistband sections. Libby made the band in two sections which were pinned to the doll. This mimicked the cut-out section on the TV costume. The bottom piece is usually missing from these sold loose.
The entire costume was stapled and pinned to the doll when factory produced. Of course the first thing kids do is undress a doll as this one was. I have the costume lightly pinned back on until I can figure out what kind of fixing up I want to do.
It really needs eyelashes replaced and a reroot as the hair seems to have been cut. Why do kids strip their dolls and cut the hair! These things should always be left MIB. The left arm has a weird groove running through it seemingly having come out of the factory mold deformed.
I got a set of Cokin neutral density filters last Christmas and finally used them last night. Usually my sunset shots end up with either bright sky or dark lake. The filters seemed to help balance the two.
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There's a moment when you stop and realize that you need something else. You need your missing pieces. So go and search 'em, or die.
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This large section of road is still missing on Highway 40 on the south side of Highwood pass. This creek washed the whole section away.
Last month I posted pics of semi-feral cats that were starving in a parking lot at a nearby small rural community. The parking lot was at a Mexican housing complex.
After noticing their lack of care I contact the local humane society to seek help for them.
Long story short, I checked on them a few days ago and was shocked to see that they were ALL gone. Vanished. Disappeared. The only cat there was this orange kitty....[which is a new one-didn't see him last time].
I contacted the shelter to see if they trapped them and they said no--that they noticed that all the cats were gone shortly after I notified them.
I hope the owner of the migrant apartments didn't rid them inhumanely.
I now feel bad --afraid that my actions caused their demise. I will think twice about doing the same next time. The pix below is the one posted last month. The cats were so cute--but starving.
Original story: flickr.com/photos/rainriver/2313257750/in/set-72157602124...