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puta que la pase la raja esos dias o.o ! foto creo qe de el primer dia qe estabamos alla , queria puro volver :), pero hoy me voy de nuevo a la playa xd esta vez mi proximaparada es Maintencillo y Papudo con la ne9ra (H) ! y saludos a todos :). Bonitos dias con mis ami9os , r9acias a los qe estuvieron vasilando mi cumple y eso
NSR ICMm 4238-4236 rijdt door Harselaar als IC 1542 van Deventer naar Amsterdam Centraal. Bovenin de portalen hebben de ooievaars alweer hun plek ingenomen.
Lance Corporal Chris Paterson shows NHS medics how to put on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that they will wear in the British-built Ebola treatment centres in Sierre Leone.
The kit - including overalls, visors, gloves and more - must be put on in the right order to provide maximum protection, as well as removed in a special sequence to reduce risks of contamination.
Doctors, nurses and medics from across the UK's National Health Service are joining Britain's fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone. More than 30 NHS staff will make up the first group of volunteers to be deployed by the UK government.
The NHS volunteers have spent 9 days training at the Army Medical Services Training Centre at Strensall near York in preparation. The facility is a replica of a Sierra Leone Ebola treatment centre.
The group - which includes GPs, nurses, clinicians, psychiatrists and consultants in emergency medicine - will work on testing, diagnosing and treating people who have contracted the deadly virus.
They will work in British-built treatment centres across the country, which when full, will triple Sierra Leone’s bed capacity.
Find out more about the UK's fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone at: www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/ebola-virus-governme...
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Put an instant film in a Yashica 124G body. Don't have time right now to do a lot of darkroom work but I don't want to give up film photography. Instax mini film is a good medium to experiment with. Basically you can shoot you instant film in any of the 120 camera body.
Sabry, Sabry, how many times do I have to tell you to be careful when you're sitting in a tight, short skirt and wearing stockings and garters; when you move, everything shows.
Now please put your stilettos back on and make sure you don't take them off all day.
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Steven was put to sleep on June 7.
This has been very difficult for me to post on flickr. I put it on facebook almost immediately, wanting “his” friends to know, but here feels… different. Flickr isn’t what it once was, but there is still that deep connection with the platform. If I were to name the 5 people who have had the most influence on me in the last decade, three would be people I met on flickr. Steven was several years old when I started my account here, but it feels like we spent his entire life on here, sharing his stories and photos, watching him grow and age.
He’d had heart problems for several years. At his last dental cleaning (and tumor removal) 2 ½ years ago, they had a difficult time keeping him alive, even with two fantastic vets working on him. He hadn’t had his teeth done since then and it showed; he drooled constantly and his breath was so very gross. He almost left us at the end of January. I woke up from a nap and he was unconscious, barely breathing, not moving. He was rushed to the ER Vet. I assumed it was his heart. Thank god I wanted to do a few tests first. He had pneumonia! A change in his temperature was the first clue, and then bloodwork and other tests showed the cause. I couldn’t believe it when he came walking out of the back the following morning. Tests also showed he was having trouble with his liver, but there was no way to know if it was caused by the pneumonia or if he’d developed it in the last year. He went to his regular vet for the day, then came home with lots of medications to take (very special treats that he got and Tino didn’t, which was super exciting in Steve’s world).
I am eternally grateful for getting to spend a few more months with him. It wasn’t easy. He had been occasionally having accidents inside, and it turned into him basically *only* going inside. Our floors were covered in towels and sheets, to lessen the damage to the carpet, and we did several loads of laundry a day. He was rather aggressive with Tino, and occasionally with us. Tino did his best to avoid him and never gave back more than was absolutely required until I could separate them and put Steven in the crate to calm down. He developed dementia, like Carly had, and started walking in circles and staring at walls. But oh, those moments where he was himself!! He even got to have a birthday party, finally Kelli and I had often talked about having a joint party for Steve and her girls, since their birthdays were all a week apart. I really wish she had been there to celebrate it with us. We had it at her boyfriend’s house and a few people came over, Kelli’s mom and brother and two neighbors and a three-legged cat. It was wonderful. I had picked up a giraffe cake for Steven from a dog bakery in Philadelphia (giraffes were a thing with him), and Kelli’s mom brought presents for them all. We all took turns keeping an eye on Steve, helping him when he’d constantly get “stuck” everywhere and giving him snacks. He wore his party hat the entire day, even when he fell in the creek.
He got worse almost every day. By mid-May I had picked the week, choosing it to be a few days after my mom got home from visiting her family in England (her parents are very poorly). It ended up being the right time. I had wanted some nice photos of us and managed to find a photographer I liked in a facebook group. I didn’t realize how popular she was! Angie was amazing and squeezed us in to her schedule on June 6, the day before. It was an amazing last day. We met in downtown Annapolis and walked around a few blocks, stopping frequently for photos and to give him breaks (he was having trouble walking). He had some ice cream – this photo was taken right after – and then we went to the water for a little bit. Afterwards we went to a pet store I like, where they gave him tons of treats and attention. Then we visited Lilly <3 Where Steve fell asleep, something he never would have done before in case he missed out on something. The morning of we did some paintings, then he got to have lunch before going in.
I still have photos of him to upload. His 13th and 14th birthdays, a few little trips and things we did. Most still need to get developed – I only send stuff out once or twice a year, now that I can’t get film developed locally. But I needed to post this.
... You put your left leg out,
You put your left leg in
And you shake it all about.
You do the Hokey Cokey
And you turn yourself around,
That's what it's all about!
Moms finally put the couch back next to the window so I can sunbathe!!!! #dog #dogsofinstagram #posing #minpin #minpincity #ratapin #ratterrier #sun #sunbathe #glorious #mylife
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Put away your expensive gear... It's not the camera, It's the photographer that makes a memorable image.
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Pfc. Kevin Corey, Lance Cpl. Eric Whisman, both from Anchorage, Alaska, and Lance Cpl Michael S. Chafin from Wasilla, Alaska, three Marines with Company D, Antiterrorism Battalion out of Anchorage, Alaska, join Botswana Defense Force soldiers as they perform a traditional dance during culture day at Southern Accord 2012. U.S. service members are participating in the combined, joint exercise with the BDF in order to enhance interoperability and strengthen their partnership.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Adam Fischman)
I put photos we took today in an album www.flickr.com/gp/robingower/99f00t
Three century old bridges over this creek all washed out by powerful water. Plus another under construction already storm damaged. There are so many bridges we saw today with debris as big as the base of a tree jammed in their guard rails where it was pushed as water flooded over the roads. We saw people picking up their pumpkin crop that washed 1/2 mile down a road and across into another field!
There were tornadoes from here to Phila, and someone drowned in their car not 10 min from our house. It really makes me feel grateful that we came thru with no problems.
My spheres, nebulae and graphics
NASA Omega Nebula
ArtistMef Space Explosion 22
60_Natural_Sun_Light 30
designtnt-textures-steel-set-2-10
14 Textures and Overlays 2015-03-05 10.30.57
前橋市富士見町小暮、GUNMA （カーナビより）
双子座流星群を見に行く。
南の方角に流星は降ってきました。オリオン座の方角ではほとんど目に出来ませんでした。
画面右の方角に榛名山が見えるとのことでしたが私には分かりませんでした。
小さく映っているのは榛名山でしょうか。
The conundrum is not whether one should put maple syrup on waffles (or pancakes, or French toast or bacon for that matter) but how much should one use.
Hint: there is no such thing as too much maple syrup.
Canada is far and away the world's largest producer of maple syrup with Quèbec leading the way distantly followed by Ontario and New Brunswick. The industry is worth almost a half billion dollars per year in domestic and exported sales.
Maple syrup production was learned by early French and English colonialists from First Nations peoples in eastern North America.