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Just picked up an Olympus OM10 a few days ago in great shape with a few lenses. Time to dive into the 35mm world and home development
A wrapping paper created with a feather foam stamp.
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- Feather Die Set
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Stills that move you.
Presented by Crooked Tree Arts Center, Top of Michigan Trails Council, and Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trails, Inc. (TART Trails). Chalk & Chocolate is a part of Traverse City Film Festival's "Free at the Festival."
To open this morning's assembly they had JROTC cadets from the various programs present the colors as a team, not somehting they normally would do together. I just thought it was an interesting shot with Marine Corps, Navy, & Air Force all in their dress uniforms.
I also liked the live people, projections screen, and second image of the screen all in the same photo!
Following the success of Albuquerques Places of the Heart, KNME and the Albuquerque Museum present More! Albuquerques Places of the Heart. Included are places that did not make it into the first program. Memorable places such as Old Albuquerque High School, the Sunport, the Civic Auditorium and many, many others are featured. These landmarks live again through photographs, film, music, and the words of people who remember them. All communities have unique places, many which have been replaced by skyscrapers, freeways, and malls, yet they live on in memories. They hold the past, tell us who we are, tie us to our community and create a shared identity. More! Albuquerques Places of the Heart celebrates Albuquerques past, renews our common bond, educates and shares with newcomers the uniqueness and history of Albuquerque.
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Santa brought me a new camera courtesy of BC and Joan (my son-in-law's parents).
This 5cm wide chocolate creation came from the Amazing Chocolate Workshop.
That is such a clever idea, well done Joan and BC for choosing it.
Conegliano, 10 luglio 2019 – “Anche quest’anno vogliamo raccontare come l’Associazione con le sue attività di cura, riabilitazione, ricerca e formazione sia stata dalla parte dei bambini”: oggi, presso la sede di Conegliano (Tv), la Presidente de “La Nostra Famiglia” Luisa Minoli ha illustrato con il Direttore Generale Marcello Belotti i principali contenuti e risultati del Bilancio di Missione, riferito alle attività svolte nel corso del 2018.
All’incontro sono intervenuti Don Renzo Pegoraro, Fondazione Lanza e Cancelliere della Pontificia Accademia per la vita, Fiorenzo Fantinel, Presidente Fondazione di Comunità della Sinistra Piave, Carlos Veloso dos Santos, Amministratore Delegato Amorim Cork Italia S.p.A., Umberto e Lauren Mannoia, genitori di Enzo.
Per quanto riguarda l’attività riabilitativa, abbiamo accolto 29.455 bambini e ragazzi nelle nostre 28 sedi, mentre sono stati 4.473 i piccoli e i giovani ricoverati presso i reparti ospedalieri per malattie e disturbi del sistema nervoso, del neurosviluppo o dell’apparato muscolo scheletrico”, rileva il Direttore Generale, che sottolinea come i 2.471 operatori, grazie ad elevati livelli di professionalità e umanità, garantiscono una presa in carico globale del bambino e della sua famiglia.
La ricerca, affidata all’Istituto Scientifico Eugenio Medea, ha visto nel 2018 l’attuazione di 123 progetti, i cui risultati sono stati oggetto di 135 pubblicazioni su riviste indicizzate, con una partecipazione dell’Istituto alle maggiori reti internazionali. Nello stesso anno il Ministero ha confermato il “carattere scientifico” dell’IRCCS, considerato "una risorsa di primo piano del Servizio Sanitario Nazionale”. Gli ispettori hanno apprezzato l’attività dei Poli scientifici di Bosisio Parini (Lc) “in linea con i più elevati standard internazionali”, Conegliano e Pieve di Soligo (Tv), caratterizzati da un’attività di ricerca focalizzata su epilettologia, analisi del movimento, terapia occupazionale avanzata, valutazione degli interventi riabilitativi sulla sindrome ADHD, classificazione ICF. Di particolare interesse anche l’attività di neurofisiologia e scienze cognitive presso il Polo di San Vito al Tagliamento (Pn), in collaborazione con la Neurochirurgia di Udine, e le ricerche sul maltrattamento infantile presso il Polo di Brindisi.
Per quanto riguarda la gestione, in un contesto di crisi come quello che ha caratterizzato questi ultimi anni che continua a registrare una diminuzione delle risorse messe a disposizione del sistema sanitario e socio sanitario, l’Associazione “è chiamata ad affrontare la sfida di contemperare scientificità, appropriatezza e prossimità, secondo il modello della presa in carico globale e della continuità assistenziale, con la sostenibilità, come capacità di proiettarsi nel futuro”, conclude Belotti.
Si conferma l'attenzione dei donatori (fondazioni, aziende, persone fisiche) nei confronti delle attività e dei progetti dell’Associazione. Ne sono una testimonianza gli oltre 2 milioni e 600 mila euro di donazioni da privati.
“I dati del Bilancio di Missione 2018 sono accompagnati dalle storie di coloro che giorno dopo giorno realizzano la grande storia dell’Associazione” rileva la Presidente Minoli: “Abbiamo pensato che nessuno meglio di chi collabora alla realizzazione della nostra missione e ne è destinatario possa dire una parola concreta sull’accoglienza, la valorizzazione della vita, la competenza, la solidarietà e la corresponsabilità che cerchiamo di attuare nella quotidianità dei gesti. Anche per questo abbiamo scelto di presentarlo a Conegliano, dove abbiamo celebrato un importante anniversario di questa storia: 50 anni di presenza in un territorio generoso, con il quale intessiamo un dialogo continuo perché si riesca sempre più a dare risposte qualificate e appropriate ai bambini e ragazzi che seguiamo e alle loro famiglie”.
Don Renzo Pegoraro, Fondazione Lanza e Cancelliere della Pontificia Accademia per la vita, ha evidenziato come “La Nostra Famiglia è una speranza che fa la storia. Qui c’è una speranza anche quando non si vedono i risultati. La realizzazione di percorsi personalizzati e proporzionati che qui si realizzano sono un segno di speranza e fiducia per tutti i territori”.
Il Presidente Fondazione di Comunità della Sinistra Piave, Fiorenzo Fantinel ha ricordato la missione di un'esperienza unica costituita da 28 Comuni, una ULSS e una banca del territorio, che è quella di migliorare la qualità di vita nella comunità mediante una continua azione di ascolto del territorio per sintonizzarsi con i bisogni che mutano nel tempo. Di questa azione in questi anni ne ha beneficiato anche La Nostra Famiglia.
Carlos Veloso dos Santos, Amministratore Delegato Amorim Cork Italia SpA, ha raccontato, come esempio di economia circolare, capace di tenere insieme qualità ambientale, prosperità economica, giustizia sociale l'impegno dell'azienda con i loro progetti di recupero del sughero che coinvolge cooperative sociali che favoriscono l'inserimento lavorativo di soggetti fragili. Una vera e propria missione per un mondo migliore.
Toccante la testimonianza di Lauren e Umberto, giunti dal Brasile per offrire cure appropriate ad Enzo, nato prematuro con paralisi cerebrale infantile: “Dopo un anno e mezzo presso il Presidio di riabilitazione di Conegliano, possiamo dire che siamo contentissimi della decisione che abbiamo preso. La Nostra Famiglia è il nostro porto sicuro, non solo per quello che offre ad Enzo, ma anche per quello che sta offrendo a noi genitori. Qui il lavoro di squadra fa tutta la differenza, tutti remiamo nella stessa direzione: medici, infermieri, terapisti, insegnanti, operatori, assistenti e noi genitori, che ci sentiamo meno soli e abbiamo tante occasioni di condividere le nostre preoccupazioni”.
A testimoniare l’importanza della Nostra Famiglia per il territorio veneto hanno portato i loro saluti Gaia Maschio, Assessore alla Cultura del Comune di Conegliano, Paola Paludetti, Direttore Distretto Socio Sanitario Pieve di Soligo ULSS2 “Marca Trevigiana”, Miorin Leopoldino, Consigliere e delegato dal Presidente della Provincia di Treviso e Sonia Brescacin, Consigliere regionale e Segretaria della V commissione Politiche Socio Sanitarie Regione Veneto.
The Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce and Delaware Valley College, along with major sponsors Wachovia Bank, Independence Blue Cross, and Comcast, presented Succeeding in the New Economy: An Economic Summit on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the Campus of Delaware Valley College in Doylestown. Moderated by very special guest Lynn Doyle, of It’s Your Call with Lynn Doyle, the summit featured a local and regional panel of top business executives. Each member of the panel presented three key strategies for achieving business success in the new economy. Participants in the respective panels were:
Local Panel:
- Fred Beans, Fred Beans Family of Dealerships
- Hon. James F. Cawley, Jr., Esq., Vice-Chair, Bucks County Commissioners
- Christopher Leskauskas, CEO, Peddler’s Village
- Dr. James J. Linksz, President, Bucks County Community College
- Susan Maslow, Partner, Antheil, Maslow & MacMinn, LLP
- K. Leon Moyer, President & CEO, Univest National Bank and Trust Co.
- Hon. Marguerite Quinn, PA State Representative
- Anthony Rohach, Jr., Delaware Valley College Professor
- Richard L. Jones, Jr., President and CEO, Abington Memorial Hospital
- M. Sheila Singer, President, CB Administrators, Inc.
- Mario Vicari, CPA, Kreischer Miller
Regional Panel:
- Stephen S. Aichele, Chairman of the Board, Saul Ewing
- Dr. Joseph Brosnan, President, Delaware Valley College
- Chris Cashman, Senior VP, Independence Blue Cross
- Rob Hoak, Business Banking Division Mgr., PA and DE, Wachovia Bank
- Dr. Joel Naroff, Chief Economist, TD Bank
- Hon. Katharine M. Watson, PA State Representative
- Robin Weissman, Former Secretary of the Treasury, Commonwealth of PA
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I found all these Extra dolls at Burlington. I gave them to the ladies in my doll club for our "Christmas" meeting on the 16th. I can share them now
CARABANTE PRESENTA UNA CAMPAÑA INFORMATIVA CON CONSEJOS DE SEGURIDAD VIAL PARA LA OPERACIÓN SALIDA DE SEMANA SANTA
El viceconsejero de Transportes e Infraestructuras, Borja Carabante, presenta una campaña informativa que ofrece a los conductores unos sencillos pero eficaces consejos de seguridad vial coincidiendo con el inicio de la operación salida de Semana Santa. El objetivo de esta campaña es concienciar a los ciudadanos de la importancia de conducir con prudencia y extremar la precaución durante estos días en los que se registra una mayor intensidad de circulación.
•Seguir consejos básicos como no hablar por el móvil o respetar los límites de velocidad, puede salvar muchas vidas
Presentaciones de Libros, La habitación prohibida de Sasha Grey, dentro de la XXXII Feria Internacional del libro en Guadalajara, México, sábado 1 de Diciembre del 2018. ( © FIL/Bernardo De Niz)
Presented are two images of a bronze statue at sunrise. The statue is the Rough Rider Monument that stands proudly in front of the Yavapai County Courthouse in Prescott, Arizona. Arizona Territory was established in 1863 with Yavapai and three other original counties. Prescott was quickly founded as the territorial capital. The courthouse, first built in 1878, stands in the center of a large public plaza. The current courthouse building seen here was built in 1916. Also known as the Captain William "Buckey" Owen O’Neill Memorial, the Rough Rider Monument in front of the courthouse has its own rich history which honors both of its namesakes. The man on horseback is Buckey O’Neill, a beloved local figure who served as both Prescott mayor and Yavapai County sheriff. His final service was to his country, in Cuba during the Spanish American War (1898), as captain in the First United States Volunteer Cavalry. That unit, commonly known as Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, was famous for its charge up San Juan Hill. Buckey O.Neill was killed in that campaign. In the following years, a Prescott committee planned a sculptural memorial to honor the man and the events. They choose as their artist Mr. Solon Borglum (1868-1922). Solon was the younger brother of Gutzon Borglum (1867-1941), the artist and sculptor of Mt. Rushmore. Solon had his own impressive credentials and a reputation in Europe and the United States as one of America's notable sculptors. Born in Utah and raised in the West, and eventually living in Paris and New York City, he became known as the “Sculptor of the Prairie”. His greatest acclaim was for realistic depictions of frontier life, cowboys, native Americans, and Western wildlife. When Solon was approached about the Bucky O’Neill memorial, he took a great personal interest in this project. He even visited Prescott to personally select, from the surrounding hills, a 28 ton boulder to serve as the pedestal for the statue. Commissioned in 1906, the bronze was cast in New York City, then shipped by rail to Prescott where it was unveiled on July 3, 1907, the ninth anniversary of the event it commemorated. The sculpture was acclaimed in its own day as America’s greatest equestrian statue, and Solon received a congratulatory letter from President Teddy Roosevelt.
This is indeed an inspiring statue, especially when viewed up close and from various angles which reveal the sense of motion, drama, and photographic realism that Solon Borglum so deftly captured. It is easy to find snapshot photos that show an overall view of this bronze statue on its granite pedestal. In contrast, the two photographs presented here were taken to show closeup details and drama, emphasizing the character of the rider and horse and their relationship to the courthouse building behind. These images were taken from the front, a south facing view, camera at eye level. Camera and tripod were set up well before sunrise, and various angles were tested. When the desired view was found, photos were then taken as sunrise and sunlight began to illuminate the courthouse building then the statue. Beginning farther away, as each picture was taken, the tripod was then walked a few feet closer, always maintaining a position in which the hour hand on the clock pointed between rider and horse.
rough rider sunrise _ 01 _ prescott, arizona _ (© 2015 megart)
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rough rider sunrise _ 01 _ prescott, arizona _ (© 2015 megart)
rough rider sunrise _ 02 _ prescott, arizona _ (© 2015 megart)
Venezia, 22/12/21 - ca foscari - presentazione piano strategico all'auditorium Santa Margherita
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Kirino handed the chocolate to the girls and promised to share it with them, even if she didn't really want to. But how could she resist them? They were her adorable little sisters, it was hard to say no to them.
Kirino: Alright, here's the next gift! My secret admirer has lovely handwriting, my name looks beautiful!
Needing no prompt Kirino began opening this gift to see what treasures were inside.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been involved in some of the most egregious controversies during his political career. Most importantly, his extreme actions on women’s right to choose what to do with their bodies after the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, the case that overruled Roe v. Wade, is an example of the extremism and polarization prevalent in American politics.
Since 2014, Paxton has been accused of several illegal activities. Texas indicted him for soliciting clients for an investment firm without registering with a state board. In 2020, a group of top aides for Paxton requested federal law officials investigate him for possible crimes, including bribery and office abuse. That same year, former executives in Paxton's office claimed they faced retaliation and intimidation after making allegations against him. In 2021, he refused to release the texts he had made during his visit to Washington, DC, for Donald Trump’s pre-insurrection rally. This led to a Texas Bar investigation of whether Paxton’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election based on false fraud claims amounted to professional misconduct. A disciplinary committee for the Bar filed a professional misconduct lawsuit against Paxton for his attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections.
In May 2023, the “Texas House committee investigating Paxton recommended that he be impeached and removed from office, citing a years-long pattern of alleged misconduct and lawbreaking. The Republican-led committee issues 20 articles of impeachment against Paxton.” The Republican-led Texas House voted 121-23 to impeach him. The state senate acquitted him. But his wife, Angela Paxton, a State Senator, refused to recuse herself. (Source: “Timeline: The legal woes of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton”).
In December 2023, thirty-one-year-old Kate Cox, a mother of two, filed a lawsuit to get an abortion for a non-viable pregnancy. Texas law does not allow for abortions after six weeks. However, the fetus was diagnosed with full trisomy 18, which is almost always fatal before or after birth. In addition, continuing the pregnancy put Ms. Cox’s life at risk. When a Texas court ruled that she could have an abortion, Ken Paxton threatened to prosecute “hospitals, doctors, or anyone else” who assisted in providing the procedure. He threatened first-degree felonies that could result in life in prison. Ms. Cox then decided to go out of state for her procedure.
If you do not support abortions for unwanted pregnancies, that is your right. But it is not your right to demand that everyone else agree with you. And the government should have no authority to make these decisions for women. They are not chattel. Having an abortion for any reason is a difficult decision to make for any woman. But that decision should be made by her and her doctor, not the state. Paxton’s threats are inhumane. And his actions are perfect examples of the Republican Party’s drift towards authoritarianism.
Americans have lost confidence in their government. We no longer trust our legislators and the Supreme Court to solve our country’s problems: income inequality, affordable health care, a woman’s right to decide what’s best for her health, the economy, and climate change. Governance has become a series of battles. It’s no longer just political ideology. We are at war over cultural issues while our politicians ignore our basic needs. And we’ve lost faith in our country’s institutions when ersatz news organizations like Fox knew Donald Trump lost the election but promoted voter fraud to get ratings.
The morals of our GOP legislators and their sycophants are just as important as their economic policy. How can we trust a party that Alex Patton, a Florida-based Republican consultant and pollster, has characterized as a party that “has become mean and driven by emotion on whom we dislike.”? “But,” he says, “that is the driving force in American politics right now.” That is the driving force of the GOP, not the Democrats. This is not an example of the equality of “bothsidesism.”
In my essay, “ It’s Time to Release Our Own Kraken!" I outlined the history of the Republican Party’s “below the belt” tactics. They continue to be underhanded to this day. But with the low level of civility in our present polarized country, many Republican legislators now in office have hit new ethical lows.
As a visual artist who has spent over a decade creating posters about the sorry state of American political discourse, this year I began a new series of portraits, "Faces of the Republican Party." The men and women in this series deserve to be taken to task for their unwillingness to compromise, belief in conspiracy theories, and disdain for the LGBTQ+ community, women’s rights, and our children’s education. The purpose of our government is to solve our nation’s problems. It’s not a place for personal vendettas or manufactured cultural issues.
“Faces of the Republican Party” is not a partisan series of portraits. Merriam-Webster defines the word as “a firm adherent to a party, faction, cause, or person, especially one exhibiting blind, prejudiced, and unreasoning allegiance.” The people depicted in these images are the partisans. Instead, my series is a documentary and op-ed showcasing the facts in 2022. All of them had a hand in trying to overthrow the government. These images are MAGA Republicans who put their blind allegiance to Donald Trump and their careers ahead of the needs of the American people.
Republicans are perfect examples of Patton’s “driving force.” This force is dirty, mean, misogynistic, selfish, and wastes our tax dollars. These people are just a small sampling of individuals responsible for the loss of credibility and faith in America’s institutions. And worse, they couldn’t care less.
Feel free to pass this poster on. It's free to download here (click on the down arrow just to the lower right of the image). Each has a special Creative Common's copyright that allows you to share these images as long as there is attribution, no derivatives, and you do not use these for commercial purposes.
See the rest of the posters from the Chamomile Tea Party! Digital high-resolution downloads are free here (click the down arrow on the lower right side of the image). Other options are available. And join our Facebook group.
Follow the history of our country's political intransigence from 2010 to 2020 through a eight-part exhibit of these posters on Google Arts & Culture.
Es Presentado Rubén Omar Romano como DT del Puebla FC Liga Bancomer MX
Redacción: Gustavo Mirón Reyes @SirTavoMR14 | LAE Manuel Vela Flickr – Facebook // Fotografía Manuel Vela Mv Fotografía Profesional / Edición y retoque www.pueblaexpres.com / en Twitter @Mv_ManuelVela
Puebla., Puebla a 14 de Agosto de 2013
Rubén Omar Romano llegó a la Angelópolis con la firme intención de cambiar las cosas en el Puebla de la Franja y hacer de los camoteros un equipo que guste a la afición.
Aunque resaltó que el objetivo es alejarse del descenso, el argentino descartó a unos franjiazules resultadistas.
En rueda de medios, Romano fue presentado de manera oficial como estratega camotero. El seis veces subcampeón del futbol mexicano llega acompañado por Gilberto Adame y Norberto Scoponi como auxiliares técnicos.
Y dijo lo que la afición quería escuchar. El Puebla tendrá un sistema de juego diferente al presentado por Manuel Lapuente, ya que Romano tendrá como prioridad que el equipo tenga más control de balón.
“El equipo va a jugar de otra manera, definitivamente. Vamos a buscar que el equipo tenga más la pelota, que el equipo sea propositivo en busca del gol, que tenga equilibrio, por supuesto”, señaló.
El argentino recordó que no es la primera vez que toma a un equipo con problemas de descenso, ya que resaltó que cuando inició su carrera como entrenador tomó con 23 puntos de desventaja en la Tabla Porcentual al Celaya y al final lo salvó de descender.
“Venimos con mucha ilusión, es un reto muy importante para el cuerpo técnico, para los dirigentes. Primero que nada tenemos que ir partido a partido, esa es la idea. Debemos buscar un cambio de idea para hacer que este equipo le llegue a la afición”, señaló.
Rubén Omar Romano se dio tiempo para reconocer el esfuerzo realizado por Manuel Lapuente al frente del Puebla, señalando que el “Divino Calvo” es uno de los mejores entrenadores de México y pronto se comunicará con él para recibir algún consejo sobre la Franja.
López Chargoy, agradecido con Lapuente
Quien no quiso entrar en controversias fue el presidente franjiazul Jesús López Chargoy, luego de que el ex entrenador del Puebla, Manuel Lapuente Díaz, declarara a ESPN que el motivo de su salida fue que la directiva le exigía llegar a la Liguilla y la Franja solo estaba para no descender.
“Yo no quiero hablar de alguien que ya no está y con el que quedo muy agradecido por su esfuerzo. Desde hoy mi entrenador es Rubén Omar Romano”, comentó.
En otro orden de ideas, reveló que por problemas con la embajada de México en Uruguay, el charrúa Carlos Sánchez no ha viajado a Puebla; sin embargo, espera que el refuerzo sudamericano llegue mañana a la Angelópolis.
La opinión expresada en esta columna es responsabilidad de quien la escribe y no busca generar conflictos entre los involucrados, si no generar conciencia en cada lector.
[Manuel Vela Photography Copyright©] This image is protected under International Copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without written permission. / Esta imagen se protege conforme a leyes de Derechos de Autor internacionales y no se puede transferir, reproducir, copiar, transmitir o manipular sin el permiso de escritura.]
Villa San Giovanni (RC), 22/12/2016 -Il presidente del Consiglio, Paolo Gentiloni, è intervenuto al Castello di Altafiumara in occasione della presentazione del completamento dell'Autostrada Salerno-Reggio Calabria.
The day was Daniel`s graduation ceremony of kindergarten.
Since Daniel told us the date of it we have been awaiting for more than one month.
Whole my family were so excited to look forward to the arrival of this day.
It`s not only a milestone to Daniel but also an meaning event to us.
I got off duty earlier than usual just because
I would like to take pictures of him wearing the graduated dressing before the ceremony begin.
Doubtless there would be no chance for me to take the shot slowly in the process, I thought.
As you could see below that I asked cooperations from each of his classmates and teachers to have a picture with Daniel.
Fortunately, it didn`t cost me much effort because when I arrived the class they were together waiting for the opening.
I might be the first guest to them, so all children were very interested about me.
Meanwhile, Daniel seemd to be proud of introducing me to his classmates, then I became popular right away.
After asking the permision from the teacher in present, I led all kids to have pictures with Daniel.
It was very funny that when I begged them to have a shot with Daniel one by one, they automatically lined up.
If you were there to see such amusing situation, I bet you certainly couldn`t stop to laugh.
When I looked at their smile through my camera in each shot, something really touched my heart deeply.
I seemd to dip into their world and became the partial element of their happiness.
Probably it could be said that the interaction between us leading some chemical changes inside my body and acting my cells.
Although I had already experienced one day long work, at the moment I felt extremely energentic.
Well, I should attribute it to those innocent and cute kids.