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questo bonsai ha 21 anni ha le radici avvinchiate su roccia, è una pianta della quale vado orgoglioso...
In week one of camp at Sky High Ranch, we host campers for Oopy Goopy Science, Sky High Safari, Zippers, Peaks to Ponds, An Archer's Quest, Wandering Water, Ranch Hand, as well as CIT programs. Check out the highlights from this week!
The wacky crazy funny adult scavenger hunt aboard the Oasis of the Seas.
The videographer was doing his last Quest, taking a much needed vacation break. Oh, what he has seen taking these videos!!!
Let the fun begin on the top deck of Azamara Quest and the 007 party. Shaken? Or stirred? Read more about Azamara Club Cruises, Azamara Quest
Queste giovani suore, vagamente spaesate e disorientate, sotto al colonnato del Bernini, attrassero la mia attenzione mentre rincasavo, sul far della sera.
In quei loro gesti impacciati, semplici e normali di chi consuma avidamente un pasto frugale, osservai, come altre volte quando ammiravo stupito i quadri e gli affreschi religiosi delle Madonne di campagna, una grande naturalezza e umanita' terrena..
One of my first photos on this night shoot, "The Quest". A marble statue/fountain that sits outside the Standard Insure Center building in Portland, Oregon.
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Created with a conscience, Quest is a continuation of our partnership with the SEAQUAL Initiative to combat marine plastic pollution. Waste made wonderful, this versatile fabric is woven entirely from post-consumer recycled plastic - transforming this hardest of materials into a fabric as fluid as the waves by which it was inspired, and which it seeks to save.
With a balanced hopsack weave enhanced by the discat-dyed SEAQUAL yarn and a lightly textured surface, Quest brings a touch of ocean warmth to commercial interiors.
Jota Quest abre o segundo dia de Festival SWU no palco água.
Foto: Sylvio Fagundes - flickr.com/j_sylvio
Jota Quest abre o segundo dia de Festival SWU no palco água.
Foto: Sylvio Fagundes - flickr.com/j_sylvio
On a quest for the Holy Chalice, the brave Knight runs into a group of trolls in the forest! Will he be able to fend off 3 at once?!
Let the fun begin on the top deck of Azamara Quest and the 007 party. Shaken? Or stirred? Read more about Azamara Club Cruises, Azamara Quest
Jota Quest abre o segundo dia de Festival SWU no palco água.
Foto: Sylvio Fagundes - flickr.com/j_sylvio
Jota Quest abre o segundo dia de Festival SWU no palco água.
Foto: Sylvio Fagundes - flickr.com/j_sylvio
Cesar Julio, 14, eats a bowl of cereal for breakfast at a shelter for street children, Niños Del Camino, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The shelter is open three days a week and offers a safe place for street children to eat, bathe and wash clothes. But due to a recent loss of funding, the shelter could soon close. Photo by Brandon Quester
Created with a conscience, Quest is a continuation of our partnership with the SEAQUAL Initiative to combat marine plastic pollution. Waste made wonderful, this versatile fabric is woven entirely from post-consumer recycled plastic - transforming this hardest of materials into a fabric as fluid as the waves by which it was inspired, and which it seeks to save.
With a balanced hopsack weave enhanced by the discat-dyed SEAQUAL yarn and a lightly textured surface, Quest brings a touch of ocean warmth to commercial interiors.
Questa immagine appartiene all’archivio fotografico di Pianeta Gaia, costituito dagli scatti di viaggio di Gianni Parola e Roberto Cornacchia. Per maggiori informazioni visita www.pianetagaia.it. È vietato utilizzare le immagini senza espressa autorizzazione scritta.
This image belongs to Pianeta Gaia photographic archive, made up by travel clicks by Gianni Parola and Roberto Cornacchia. For more info visit www.pianetagaia.it. This material may not be reproduced without express written permission.
Beslan mothers' futile quest for relief
By Chloe Arnold
BBC News, Beslan
At Beslan's School Number One, it is as though time has stood still
since that terrible day last September when a hostage siege turned into
a bloodbath that killed more than 330 people, half of them
children. For survivors of the Beslan massacre, the agony is not over
In the ruins of the school gymnasium, where the hostage-takers herded
their captives and where most of the victims died, the walls are still
scarred with bullet marks and charred rafters are left in what remains
of the roof. Time has stood still too for the women in Beslan who lost
their children in the bloodshed. The grief has not become any easier to
bear and - for some just as hard to take - they still do not know how
some 30 heavily-armed men were allowed to take a whole school hostage
and how, three days later, they were allowed to gun their children
down. A few kilometres down the road in the regional capital,
Vladikavkaz, a court has begun trying 24-year-old Nur-Pashi Kulayev,
the only surviving hostage-taker and the sole suspect for the Beslan
massacre. We simply can't see the meaning of all that suffering Aneta
Gadiyeva Mother of Beslan victimEvery day that the court is in session,
at least some of Beslan's bereaved mothers, distinguishable by their
black dress and headscarves, have been watching proceedings. But far
from giving the women a sense of "closure", the trial has reawakened
anger that after all this time, only one man is in the dock. "Kulayev
is simply being used as a scapegoat," says Susanna Dudiyeva, the head
of campaign and support group the Beslan Mothers' Committee, who lost
her 13-year-old son, Zaurbek, in the siege. Massacre memories The
Mothers' Committee say the Russian government should take some
responsibility for what happened. The trial of Nur-Pashi Kulayev has
focused relatives' grief For the fact that the hostage-takers somehow
passed through police checkpoints to reach Beslan, and for letting
rag-tag local security forces make a chaotic rescue attempt, possibly
causing needless deaths, instead of sending in better-trained federal
troops. An official commission of inquiry has been looking into the
circumstances of the siege. But the women suspect an official cover-up.
At one point in the trial, one of the bereaved mothers turned to Mr
Kulayev, stooped behind metal bars on one side of the courtroom, and
pleaded with him: "Just tell us what really happened." Members of the
Mothers' Committee say they have tried to move on, to put the events of
last year behind them, if only for the sake of their surviving
children. But that is hard to do in a small town which, everywhere you
turn, offers up reminders of those three days. Children's graves A
little way from the school gymnasium, in the main building, the walls
are still spattered with blood. In the chemistry classroom, the floor
is littered with rubble and broken glass. The gymnasium in Beslan has
changed little since the siege ended Elsewhere, mourners have left
bottles of water standing on the floor, an offering to the dead
children who were given nothing to drink by their captors. A short
drive away at Beslan's cemetery, the graves, just like in any cemetery,
are littered with flowers. But many of them are children's graves.
These are the ones with soft toys, pieces of chocolate and toy cars,
perched on top. Few people here have been able to afford proper
gravestones so the graves look freshly dug: bare earth and wooden
posts, some of them with photographs of a dead child stuck to them. One
plot has six people buried in it side by side; a whole family wiped out
in the massacre. 'Meaningless suffering' The Beslan Mothers Committee
scored a victory of sorts this week when Alexander Dzasokhov, the head
of the North Ossetia region that includes Beslan, resigned. Relatives
are finding it difficult to rebuild their lives after their loss He
said he was leaving to make way for a younger leader, but he had been
heavily criticised for his handling of the hostage crisis. But the
women in the group say they cannot rest until they know the full truth
of how their children died, and why. "For many of us, what happened
simply remains a mystery," said Aneta Gadiyeva, whose nine-year-old
daughter, Alana, died in the siege. "We don't know anything and we
don't understand anything. We simply can't see the meaning of all that
suffering."