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These are the coolest. Magnets shaped like push pins for my memo board at work. Nicer than those big round magnets.
21/365 - 365 Days in Colour - Dark Green
Betsy decided to push up against one of the interactive exhibits at McWane Science Center during the 8th annual Beaker Bash in February 2010.
I also used this photo in a blog post that I wrote about what it meant for us in terms of starting to step back out into Birmingham:
Pushing out of the box, Dre's Ramblings, 2.9.2010
This is what it all comes down to, pushing out the new baby. The hospital was pretty relaxed about having friends in the birthing room. Courtney had thought she'd feel awkward about being so exposed to the world. But she learned the lesson moms have learned before her, there IS no modesty when you're having a baby.
Daily health Tips
There is no need for gym or any particular type of equipment, space or weather condition to be able to perform good, old push-ups. All you need is yourself and your body to do the exercises, as well as some willingness, and the picture of what you want to do with your body...
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It's somewhat hard to see due to the lack of zoom on iPhone, but there's a guy doing push ups on the Chicago Brown Line platform. Why I have no idea. He stopped when the next train came and went about his way. Maybe he did some chin ups on the train? I also like that GPS called this part of town Little Hell.
pushing apple by children and help them to kids that will carry Apple. Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (IIDCYA) in Sirjan (1099 kilometers (683 miles) south of Tehran, Iran). (Photo: Amin Arjmand)
Always have a sense for the level of resistance your dog is willing to push through to get the food.
This guy made my day, and nearly restored my faith in mankind. Here he was sitting, strangely, in a lazy boy, with a sign asking to be pushed to the Golden Gate, and at first, morbidly, I thought he was trying to commit suicide but maybe wanted help. I stopped to ask him what what, but he was on a cel call, then I figured, i had to take some pictures. He welcomed this, and began to explain himself. He said that human kindness could do anything and was the ultimate source of natural power. That he was using it to get him to Golden Gate where he was having a pork roast, he was very inventive, entertaining and eventually got me to push him for half a city block. Being Catholic and Buddhist, kindness is something i need to practice everyday, besides i have a few sins i needed to attone for.
till I can get my satisfaction
LOL!
René already gave me my b*daypresent...
a Canon EOS 350D!!!!! my birthday is not even close...
this 1 is from the archive...
The guys in Push Play are insanely funny! check the interview with them! www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9D6a77ymBc
photos from the show coming soon. sorry everything is kinda out of order lately :/
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Push Pops are perfect for keepsakes because they have a lid. Also, customizable with labels on the front
This trash can is found in Tomorrowland. It moves around and talks to guests. Joseph thinks that it's really talking and he wants to invite Push over to do Legos some time.
HILLSBORO, Mo. – Keeping up efforts to ensure pension promises are kept to Missouri workers who have earned them, U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill hosted a listening session with retirees affected by the failing Central States Pension Plan to discuss the importance of guaranteeing pension benefits for retired workers.
“We need to keep our promises—and a pension is a promise,” McCaskill said. “Ensuring Missourians who worked hard and played by the rules receive the benefits they’re owed is a real priority for me, and one I won’t stop fighting for.”
In 2014, Congress approved a sprawling, $1 trillion spending bill—and tucked into that “omnibus” spending bill was a provision allowing for deep cuts to retiree benefits for 32,000 Missourians drawing from the Central States Pension Fund. McCaskill vocally opposed that legislation, and was the only member of the Missouri Congressional delegation to vote against it. She backed legislation to undo that provision and praised a decision by the Treasury Department to reject those pension cuts.
Earlier this year, McCaskill obtained a commitment from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that he will meet with Missouri truckers, as well as other Missouri workers and retirees who are facing the threat of deep cuts to their retirement benefits because of the instability of the Central States Pension Fund.
McCaskill is a strong supporter and cosponsor of the Keep Our Pension Promises Act, which would repeal the law allowing for massive pension cuts. She has also backed the Pension Fund Integrity Act, to cut excessive executive compensation, stop raises and bonuses for pension fund executives, and prohibit financially troubled pension plans from using plan assets to hire outside lobbying firms.
Last December, Congress passed a four-month stop-gap measure to fund healthcare and benefits for 16,300 retired American coal miners and their families. McCaskill blasted Republican leadership for failing to provide these miners with barely another month of coverage before they would receive a 90-day notice of cancellation. McCaskill is pushing for certainty for these retirees and their families with the permanent health insurance solutions in the Miners Protection Act, so they aren’t facing the loss of their insurance every few months
This is my first attempt at the strobist thing.
580exII
ISO 200
1/16 (I think)
Cactus Vs2's
The flash was on my left when I was shooting. You can pretty much tell that by looking at the photo.
I think I understand what I am supposed to do to make this type of shot work. I just need more experience with shooting this way. It was nice to learn how to shoot in manual mode. It's kind of funny that I never really experimented with that setting. I hope to have more experimental shots soon.
Canon A1, Canon FD f1.2/55mm, Ilford HP5+ @1600, D-76 1+1, 18.5min, 20C.
This is from my first attempt pushing HP5+ two years ago, at first I didn't like it and instead I posted another shot in the same place with "better" light and focus.
www.flickr.com/photos/gabobarreto/4427215066/
Sometimes as in this case, I find stuff that originally I didn't like it but that now I do, and that's why I like to browse through my old photos every now and then.
There is something here that I really like, maybe is the mood, or the rich blacks, or the light , o maybe is just a bit of all. The case is that now this image is my desktop background and I want to share it with all of you.
I'll be away for a couple of days, see you all soon.