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American film star Kevin Costner reacts to the crowd as he plays in the second round of the Dunhill Links Championship at St. Andrews, Scotland, Friday, Oct. 8, 2004. (AP Photo/Adam Butler).
American and English fans react as they watch the screening of Group C's first round 2010 World Cup football/soccer match, United States vs England held in South Africa, at Ireland's Four Courts Pub in Arlington, Virginia on Saturday, June 12, 1010.
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27/07/2019. Ladies European Tour 2019. The Evian Championship, Evian Royal Resort, Evian Les Bains, France. 25-28 July 2019. Carlota Ciganda of Spain reacts to missing a birdie putt on the 18th hole during the third round. Credit: Tristan Jones
Grace Helbig reacts to a young boy asking a question about Walking Dead during her interview with Chris Hardwick at VidCon 2014 in Anaheim, CA.
Last week we gave two teams of Theatremakers from the Open Exchange Network the opportunity to create a piece of work at the Exchange. It’s a chance for them to explore and develop the way they make work. Using the illustrated children’s book THE RED TREE by Shaun Tan as inspiration, the focus of this REACT is to create an age specific piece for children aged 10 and under. #RXREACT
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Painted Hills State Park at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Mitchell, Oregon. Wheeler County.
It is amazing how minerals and volcanic ashes that were deposited 33 million years ago here have reacted with the elements over time, producing some amazing colors on the ground! Yes, I have double checked, what you are seeing in your screen is accurate depiction of the colors on the hills! Quite Amazing!
I am surprised that how little this place is known and how little it is promoted by State of Oregon! Utah has the Arches on their car license plates as background, Australia advertise their Red Rock all over the place, in that sense, this place is virtually unknown!!!
It is a very serene, absolutely quiet and pretty place, naturally colored hills are surrounded by high country desert and mountains. It's hard to believe the colors and that they occurred naturally! Really something to behold! On a funny note, this place could be an ad for Valspur Paint or Home Depot! Haha!
Serenity of this place isn’t broken even in the height of the summer tourist season. This place is virtually unknown. There are no people in the vicinity, one or two sporadic visitors. The weather is really nice here, cool and dry, no humidity and thus no sweat! Hikes here are really easy as the hills are not too steep. The wraparound view is pleasing to the eyes, one can see far and wide and doesn't feel all blocked and covered by giant trees as there are few trees here. It’s an arid area and so is the climate! And the really pleasing quietness, so nice that I didn't feel like interrupting the quietness with the sound of my own breath! Yes, really! It is that calm and quiet! Had I known a bit earlier, I would have come prepared and camped two or three nights here. It's a great place for camping and hiking. Entry is free and abundant places to camp along the road. There is also a Park Ranger Station and Rest Room Facilities near the entrance. This is the drier part of Oregon, on the east side of the Cascades Mountain Range. It is high country desert and Rattlesnake country! So be careful and watch your step! I will definitely come back here, as many times as possible, although currently I am in the East Coast.
For a day trip, you are more comfy and convenient by staying in a larger town, which would be Bend, OR, about 75 miles away from Painted Hills. Mitchell, OR, is the closest town/village (pop. about 140), 9 miles away. Mitchell has 2 motels, very basic but exudes with charm and down home hospitality. They have internet and Satellite TV. But there is NO cell phone reception/signal in this area, so bring along a real GPS!!! Your cell phone's cell tower triangulated GPS service won't work here. Two stores of Mitchell close early (country/village/small town hours) and so does the only Gas station. Get your gas tank of your vehicle filled before you venture in. If you, however, make the effort to come here and visit, trust me, it will be worthwhile and something that you will cherish forever.
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A 54-year-old Norridge man was cited for not stopping at a stop sign and causing a two-vehicle crash Sunday near Harvard, police said.
The crash occurred about 3 p.m. Sunday at O'Brien and Alden roads, McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Sandra Rogers said.
A Toyota Camry driven by Konstadinos Sakoufakis was traveling east on O'Brien Road when Sakoufakis failed to stop at a stop sign at Alden Road, Rogers said. A Lexus RX 350 that was traveling south on Alden Road crashed into the driver's side door of the Camry, she said.
Sakoufakis was trapped in his car, and it took 15 minutes for the Hebron-Alden-Greenwood Fire Protection District to free him, Rogers said. He later was cited for not stopping.
Sakoufakis was flown by REACT to Mercy Hospital in Rockford, and the driver of the Lexus was taken to Mercy Health Hospital and Medical Center - Harvard. Both had injuries that were not life-threatening, Rogers said.
*Written by Megan Jones, Northwest Herald.
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Voluntärorganisationen REACT och Världens hus samarbetade sommaren 2015 för att planera och genomföra språkträning och utflykter för flyktingungdomar i Simrishamns kommun. Bland annat band man blomsterkransar och firade midsommar vid Tjörnedalagården, spelade boll, prövade karate, badade i Gyllebosjön och besökte Kåseberga, Ale stenar och Kiviks musteri.
Before any of you react, i would like to explain this photo in detail....
People from some of the richer, wealthier countries would discard the intestines of any meat... they would first get rid of the insides, then with the chicken, manufacturers throw away the head, its feet, its neck... they have no use for it after all.... but let me repeat...
this is the case for the WEALTHIER countries... i hesitate to name them...
this is not the case for 3rd world countries such as mine, the Philippines...
the fact that we eat all the above-mentioned animal parts only points to one pertinent and relevant truth that is part of every Filipino's lives...
POVERTY...
poverty, necessity, lack of food are factors that prompt us to be resourceful and in doing so, forces us to make use of things that other people would deem unimportant...
so, to some people, this picture maybe graphic and disgusting but to me.. this is life...
life as Filipinos have come to accept it....
don't get me wrong... i'm not in any way ashamed.... i actually EAT the stuff...
it's part of my heritage...
the whole point of this is to describe Filipinos as a resilient, resourceful, content and HAPPY race---and of that, I AM TRULY PROUD...
Ghana's midfielder Stephen Appiah reacts during the 2010 World Cup quarter-final football match Uruguay vs. Ghana on July 2, 2010 at Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg. NO PUSH TO MOBILE / MOBILE USE SOLELY WITHIN EDITORIAL ARTICLE - AFP PHOTO / GIANLUIGI GUERCIA (Photo credit should read GIANLUIGI GUERCIA/AFP/Getty Images)
Robert Llewelyn reacts to The Thing With The Camera at Dragon*Con 2008.
Less than a month, now, to Dragon*Con 2009! W00t!