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reader outside the newly renovated Weston Library - my back hurts when I see people sitting like that.
RLS–NYC co-director Albert Scharenberg pitches in, reading the remarks on Paul Frölich prepared by Riccardo Altieri (University of Potsdam, Germany). On Albert's left is James G. Ryan (Texas A&M University at Galveston) who presented earlier on "The Youthful Earl Browder, the Russian Revolution’s Seductive Allure, and the American Communist Party."
I sneakily took a photo of these two reading in the sunshine. Not sure why they're reading in front of a store, but I love how engrossed they both are.
As someone who teaches kids to read, and who values literacy above gold, this made me smile so hard that tears stung my eyes.
Those guys can be found in Amberg. If you ever come past them, try being quiet. It is hard to read when someone is distrubing you. And they have a lot to read - they sit there 24/7 after all, every day the whole year and I am sure they will have still something to read even during the following one. And the one that comes after that.
I spent a good deal of today reading. Reading news, reading a book, reading a paper for my seminar class... Wish I had so much time for reading as these fellows.
Reading on the beach with Wicklow Head in the background. The big lighthouses are all old, and the one at the very tip is the operational one, which looks very different when seen up close.
Leica M2
Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II
Rollei RPX 100
Zero Imaging 510-Pyro (1+100)
10 min 20°C
Scan from negative film
Readers Digest classic editions look great on your self. They are only $4.95 apiece at Blue Train Books.
This is the RFID reader I built. It uses a parallax basic stamp 2 microprocessor (HomeWork Board pictured) and a Parallax RFID reader module.
A reader can get information on time and temperature when attached to electronic data loggers embedded in concrete.
Readers that read ALL six months of the program received a t-shirt, waterbottle, pencil and braclet in addition to their certificate of award, certificate for free pizza, and a certificate to receive an award at Pizza Hut!
She doesn't seem to be worried about murderous teens on the rampage. Now I could have been mean and drawn a cross-hair around her, but I didn't want to scare anybody ... This is outside "Castle News" shop at the beginning of New Road, i.e just off Bonn Sq.
Lower Columbia College staff read to young children in Head Start classrooms during the 2012 Celebrity Reader program.
Pictured: Chris Bailey, LCC President.
The Gregson Institute, Lancaster. Raphael Hoermann reads 'Die Lösung' by Betold Brecht, in English and then German, The occasion was a 'Come All Ye' event where friends and colleagues of Elizabeth Burns read poems in her memory.
Raphael also took photographs of the event (you can see his cameras around his waist).
Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.
The Navigo USB card reader allows you to recharge your weekly or monthly Navigo Découverte transit pass from your Mac or PC. You can buy the reader from any RATP or STIF ticket window for €7 and by way of a Java plug-in for your browser, you can recharge your Navigo pass from anywhere. The website utilizes a fully functional e-commerce secure server engine that accepts VISA and Mastercard.
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Get Out! Magazine, Third Annual Readers Choice Awards at Splash in NYC. May 05,2012
Get Out! Magazine 2012 Award Winners
2012 Icon Award Sherry Vine
NYC Performer Lady Bunny
NYC Drag/Trans Performer Holly Dae
Drag/Trans Live Singer Peppermint
NYC Comedy Drag Bianca Del Rio
RuPaul’s Personality (any season) Sharon Needles
GoGo Boy Geronimo
Club DJ Steve Sidewalk
Bar DJ Scotty Rox
Get Out Magazine Readers Choice Awards
Get Out! Magazine
Splash Bar NYC
50 West 17th St (at 6th Ave)
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New York City, USA
05/05/2012