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The audience reacts to a presentation by Bryan Clontz, president, Charitablr Solutions LLP and Bryan Clontz & Associates LLC.
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Michigan quarterback Tate Forcier (5) reacts as he out runs Notre Dame safety Harrison Smith (22) to score a touchdown run during the fourth quarter of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, in Ann Arbor. (AP Photo/, The Detroit News, John T. Greilick) ** DETROIT FREE PRESS OUT **
I WANT THIS SO BAD! You just put the blocks on the table and turn them to adjust the synth's sound. Unfortunately, the company hasn't made any for purchase. Yet. Boo.
This is an oldie but a goodie... team react... why predict when you can react... haha! our slogan during our bowron lake canoe circuit in sept this year... we were the laziest crew on the lake...
“The Monument and Other Works” ~ An Exhibition of Sculpture and Drawings by Chandragupta Thenuwara is currently being held at Lionel Wendt Art Gallery in Colombo. The exhibition will remain open till 31st of July 2012.
The Monument and Other Works ~ An Exhibition of Sculpture and Drawings.Please click www.passionparade.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-monument-and-o... to view and read.
Suheri drives a bopatrol boat into the estuary. Global climate change has increased the sea level at north Jakarta 0.57 centimetres per year, but the capital city of Indonesia doesn’t have enough green belt of mangrove to protect itself from tidal waves from the Java Sea. Mangrove is a plant that long has been believed to be the strongest natural belt that can protect a city like Jakarta from the threat of tidal waves. Without enough mangrove belt 40 percent of Jakarta soil has been predicted to be under water by 2080. Not so many people care about the issue. But out of Jakarta’s six million inhabitants, there is one person who cares about the threat of tidal waves to this city. His name is Suheri but his friends just call him Erik. Erik is a volunteer at the mangrove conservation park in Muara Angke area in north Jakarta. The park is owned by the institute of natural conservation, under the ministry of forestry of the republic of Indonesia.
25/04/2010, Jakarta, Indonesia.