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Having a nice relaxing Sunday is hard to do with these little ones running around wanting to play :P
These are the pumpkins we carved a couple weeks ago at my sister's. Two of them are missing as my sister's, Joanie, girls took theirs home before it was dark enough to light them. My mom saved most of the seeds and then baked them for a yummy treat.
From L-R, Bailey's (you can't see it in the dark, but he has a scar made with nail heads running down his left eye), mine, Max's (brother), Tracy's (done by free hand), Mac's.
Dear friends,
Please join our petition to save the Okinawa dugong!
The Japanese government’s plan to construct a massive US
military base in the coastal area of Henoko and Oura Bay, Okinawa,
Japan, the most critical habitat for the Okinawa dugong, has reached
a pivotal point. The Naha Defense Facilities Administration Agency
(Naha DFAA) is about to begin the process of Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) for the base construction and its contracted firms
have already started what they call “pre-surveys.”
To counteract the Naha DFAA’s latest move and to save the
Okinawa dugong, we have created an on-line petition, demanding the
Naha DFAA to conduct “a Sound and Transparent EIA to Save the
Okinawa Dugong.”
www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/511549172
We believe the watchful eyes of domestic and international
communities on the Naha DFAA’s EIA can play an important role
in saving the Okinawa dugong and in bringing an end to the base
construction plan.
Please read and sign the petition.
And please spread the word about our petition.
Thanks in advance!
Hideki Yoshikawa
Save the Dugong Campaign Center
Citizens’ Assessment Nago
Minovar holds her grandmother Shaxzoda, two, at the hallway in a school in Onadyr, a suburb of Osh, where they have taken temporary refuge after having fled their home due to ethnic clashes, Kyrgyzstan. .
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In the middle of June 2010, ethnic fighting in the cities of Osh and Jalal-Abad caused an estimated 400,000 people to leave their homes and seek safety. .
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Save the Children is one of few international humanitarian agencies working in Kyrgyzstan. We have been in the region since 1992 – and are now providing emergency relief supplies and health services to children and families and establishing child protection programmes and health services. We have launched an appeal for £3.35 million for six months..
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To date we have provided 6,000 children and their families with immediate support. We are giving health and hygiene kits to people in need of these basic items. To date, 1,000 kits have been distributed, including 150 to people sheltering in and living near a school in Nariman..
CityLiner II de la carrocera Neoplan de la empresa búlgara Save Tours, realizando un servicio discrecional en Valencia.
Hayden Panettiere was at GenCon to sign autographs and talk bout following your dreams.
I waited in line and was selected to be the last autograph for the morning session. I traded my spot with the 3rd grader behind me so she wouldn't have to wait in line another 2 hours.
Allison Warden, Alaska Native activist and performing artist at a rally in Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C., Sept. 26, 2013. Greenpeace, Sierra Club, Alaska Wilderness League, Earthjustice and Center for Biological Diversity and Care2.com held rally at the White House to deliver more than half a million petitions to President Obama against leases for oil drilling in the Arctic.
The snail had no chance of moving over a shell and shingle path so I moved it back to the side it was closest to, after a wash off to remove the bits of shell, I hope it was going that way :)
After poring water over the shell the grain of the wood was pronounced and I liked the contrast.. oh and I liked the snail shell as well..
these 3 babes found on the ground cats wanted to eat them I saved them hand fed and set loose when old and strong enough
If you have a minute, take a look at the series here. Sorry about the large number to go through but I have uploaded these for our son and his fellow band members to see.
On Friday 1 October, 2010 our son's band Clean Slate were the "hosts" as it were for a benefit evening of music with several bands for a fellow band member who had fallen into some hard times.
The music was good, the crowd enjoyed the bands that were all there playing at no cost to help out a fellow musician.
I was asked to photograph the evening. Not having ever photographed a band before and, not being that comfortable with the people shots thought well this would allow me to step outside that comfort zone once again and try to do something different.
I read up on photographing rock concerts noting that manual mode, a fast lens, bump the ISO up as high as it would go, and trying to get a shutter speed that would not cause alot of blur was hard to say the least. These bands were all fast! They moved quick and the lighting of course was mainly just what they had for the venue.
Still I am pleased with how some of these ones have turned out...I think I have trashed about 60 photos from the over 200 I took for youngest son. These are no where near the quality of my flickr friend Jane's concert photos but to me, she is the concert master of all my fiends here, but still, as I said I am pleased none-the-less.
Thanks Clean Slate, Setting the Standard, Some Assembly Required, Weapons Against Evil and Transit 14 for the opportunity to photograph you all, Thanks to oldest daughter who grabbed my camera when her brother was in the spot light and managed to get some great shots and thanks to those bands who entertained not only the "young" crowd there but also, GP and I.
A sign calling to save Princess Theatre, a historic theatre which closed down in 2020 and is currently listed for sale.
An Edmonton Man is on a Mission to Revive the Princess Theatre
dailyhive.com/edmonton/edmonton-princess-theatre-revival-...