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One friend was preparing the food and I saw these potatos and everything. It wasn't dark, because it was daytime, but these shadows made it dark in this shed.
USAID/OFDA partner Medair Haiti prepares for hurricane Tomas with contingency stocks of emergency shelters. Photo copyright Medair / Emma Le Beau
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The sailing trawler Vigilance has a new formast, being prepared here in the old fishmarket, Brixham. The mast will be fitted onto the trawler ready for the summer sailing season. Vigilance is a 78 foot sailing ketch built in Brixham in 1928.
Preparing to pickle: whole pickles, spears and slices, chile peppers, pickling spice, garlic. Tomatoes in the background, for show and color. (And dinner.)
En las familias nómadas, la mujer se encarga de la comida y de la casa. La dieta tÃpica consiste en carne de vaca, cordero y cabra, algunas verduras importadas (zanahoria, patata, cebolla y ajo) y harina. Suelen ir al pueblo más cercano a comprar los productos que necesiten como gasolina, comida (comida procesada, verduras), papel higiénico, etc. Pero todo lo demás lo hacen por sà mismos: amasar la harina y preparar las obleas de las empanadillas, picar la carne, hacer los fideos, etc.
Aquà está preparando empanadillas de carne de cordero al vapor бууз.
In nomadic families, the woman takes care of the food and the house. The food consists mainly in meat (cow, mutton and goat), some imported vegetables (carrot, potato, garlic and onion) and flour. Usually, they go to the nearest town or village to buy gasoline, food (processed food and vegetables), toilet paper, etc. All other things they prepare it by themselves: the wrappers for the dumplings, the minced meat, the noodles, etc.
Here she is preparing steamed mutton dumplings бууз.
Gorkhi-Terelj, Mongolia
State Command Sgt. Major Shawn Lewis prepares to fire an M3 Carl Gustaf 84 mm recoilless rifle during a visit with Georgia Army National Guard Soldiers of the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat team at Fort Stewart, Ga. Dec. 4, 2018. The 48th IBCT is training with the recoilless rifle in preparation for their fourth combat deployment since September 11, 2001. Georgia National Guard photo by Maj. William Carraway
Steve Parry (bronze medallist, 200m butterfly at Athens Olympics) with the Total Swimming Olympians Keri-Anne Payne and Ross Davenport along with Kay Grimshaw, Life President of Saxon Crown Swimming Club who has just been inaugurated as the A.S.A. (Amateur Swimming Association) President for this year (2008/2009).
The US Army Europe Band and Chorus prepare to perform in front of hundreds of spectators prior to their parade through the streets of Oslo, Norway during the 2010 Norwegian Military Tattoo. The US Army in Europe (USAREUR) band and chorus performed alongside military bands from Russia, Sweden, Netherlands, Switzerland, and United Kingdom, in front of thousands of spectators in multiple indoor and outdoor venues during their Norwegian Military Tattoo tour, Spring 2010. (US Army Public Affairs photo by Richard Bumgardner)
Christine, handing out schwag while Julio and Conrad work on the car.
El Platillo Volador
La Carrera Panamericana, 2015
BAGHDAD—Pfc. Antwan Logan, left, a Detroit native, and Spc. Justin Willems, a Parsons, Kan., native, both with Company A, 299th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, United States Division – Center, prepare a shipment of ammunition Aug. 25 at Forward Operating Base Hammer, Iraq. Since assuming control of the Ammunition Supply Point at Camp Liberty, Iraq in November, the Lifeline Battalion has supported the issue and turn-in of approximately 5.2 million rounds of ammunition—more than 500,000 tons. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Matthew Einhorn, 2nd AAB, 1st Inf. Div., USD-C)
While beneficiaries gather, suppliers set up their stand / Pendant que les bénéficiaires se regroupent, les fournisseurs installent leur stand.
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